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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>, May 16, 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/593663e61ca3905699d5488909e551e3.pdf 1034798d210c337c3d829d3217836359 PDF Text Text OMM H 10—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 30, 17 BLONDIE uhcJ1 CH AN E)<CUSE NAE) I T \ / I 1 \ - - _. is B AILEY BEETLE B - Mort Walker a er - - ______ CJ C IF Z 13 E T;ZAA4_4;E4Z;Z=P ,C IT C;Z LEAVE iT TAKE Ti,4E _40LJT~ roE DICTATION: h1 56 Nigerian tribesman 22 Affirmative reply 23 Make a . garment 24 Deposit 27 Zodiac sign 1 9 Cattle breed 33 Enforces 35 Load 36 Male s*ine 37 Evergreen trees Derogatory 42 Juice drink 43 Landing boat I 1 - C - *I F 1) 1 C Inner(pref60lsii 17 Time animal 61 Fi 62 18 Chairs 63 o 20 Beneath ¼ F A 14 HA h I 1TT(4 I •. %'•: ATt .. 45 Kingdom 47 Mounta in l 21 Reside 24 Saloons Part of the 25 Above eye America 3 Soupf;n shark 26 Siamese 48 Browns language Composition 5 Consecrated 28 Safety agencypurpe 49 Whole 30 I.et fill 6 Author Irish rep-jb!,c 51 31 Poems Fleming 52 Ripped 32 Cozy hom 7 New 53 Greek letter 34 Procedure Testament book 38 Remnant 8 Etecuted 39 Soviet river 55 Heraldic cross 9 Tube 57 Fast aircraft 41 Ten dollar 10 0.,1, 44 Pitclier hirdli 6 9 7 i0 1 1 9 1, 1, 12 13 14 15 r 20 C THE BORN LOSER __________ LTL-L U '] _________ PjJF1 IST by Art Sonsom a '4&D 8TTE ' —— - LT A. 6W MR Tilo in THEM 0 - — - 123 - '6 '3 '5 U - ________ 28 29 - sh cf,! but wit no do ml pa a I'm I 1`x, 36 To A5WLIUM I \. ML1SELFI (_.' , 4 ' ARCHIE - - — H:E HELPS M.tM8LR, " 69th Year No 11Friday, December 31 1976 s - — - - - - ) - 55 57 — " - - - - - - - by Al Vermeer by CN THE OTHER HAND, T'C) ALSO %NCRK WHEN r LIKE TO AIRLINE GROW ur'' —" MAYBE I '< --BOOKMOBILE 5TEWARDE55./ FIELD-.- / 0 '.' CAN OPEN UP A WACLE NEW - l _____ A2 E4S1 A K 974 AQ _, ,, 0 1 - - It4 —----'----- —i - -------- EEK & MEEK by Howic Schneider ADMIRE H > I I'-'1 7 -) / / ' I / I — I I r- ,, ILUII Ill 1 I I. L 11 11 ILL lIT 7T'T, BUGS SUNNY V _SO AFTER CONFERSII"4I3 ' WIT'N P.Y S)KER 1 RJRCH,A,SEI SEVERAL L THCt_1$AND SNARES OF 'AMALI,P,MATD - - ER MA'i' i &)RRLV 'XJR. NEWSPAPER A MOMENT' —" -r 1'. \ 11 (' ( - PERSISTENT' CRDl1Z)p. I \ - L %AS 'AING ' mi. / " -v- - I L-w*/ - I , - I _____!,-._ , I /".( -' ' 3o ' ) 1e FRANK AND RNEST - SWINE FLU :- SHOTS - t MY DOCTOR !'OLD ME TO GET THE -- -- 4 . SHOT • IF - HE SAID ON w0ui D IT - . -= — TUMB'LEWEEDS I — - S THIS IS A EMERCY1 I'HEM ALL ' - - -. I I I ,-iJ - J / \ , • \- - (' I [' " -'- (• \ i -- . i ___J "I hardly knew her. She's lightened her hair and heavied er S by. Garry Trweau by T. K. Ryan &AM O LJFE, SCHNOOK. . - - L44fDh75 S AO15TM45 tM8R FNT'PØT Ah5CC.E. W19157W9E5 , itMT M.h, flu/t IT4ti77iE4 S'R7 c cw Qy fit /it T4 , year for me and my folks, the Richard Collins' at 206 Woodmere ripoff...but I guess itts just got to be..,so here goes...and maybe w ill II ( J BOY , tne . fi nal even f irs t, ust one last ,ook at days... Commissioner Kimbrough Vs. Rep. Hattaway D *1e ma I '77: Challen tng Buck~Pusstn 0 9 4 Herald Staff Writer legisla tureic bill allowing rugs substituted for name brands Kimbrough opposed the bill Il-ittaway also said it doubtful that the legLslature will provide retroactist. funding for bills already voted into law "Don't expect any miracles," he said. Meanwhile, Kimbrough said local taxpayers have no control over state-manclated biII3 for which the state provides no funding To flit, people of Seminole County Jirnbroughsaid it is the b ggest danger in the 1. coming years. The OMAE report lists the following state legislation that the county says is funded b local taxpayers, Courts, Abolition of municipal courts required counties pay for additional courthouse space and for support functions — Proba ti on and Parole New county judge CaUsid corn missioners to order probation and parole out of courthouse — Records retention. State Calling state-enacted legilation a multi billion dollar ripoff;' County Cornmissioner John kimbrough says he sees it as one of the major evils facing county government in the coming new year. To combat state enactment of bills with no funding attached, the Republican commissioner r,t/ plans o submit 'i list of programs that are mandated by the state, but paid for by local á'4\ fl'.. gosernmtnts e board the Office of KI\IBIU)UCII Management Analysis and slosl hoilini' tht ni r. iluation (OMAF I has -)repared the necessary documentation which prior to , -next year'. legist itise session "W will be presented to the S ltgi'.latise delegation from Seminole (ounts Kirnbrough is aLso critical of lcx,aJ state representatives with the cxc'tplon of State Itep Vinci. I-ehtcl H Leesburg for what he called their "inability Iq state legislature front pa-ming tained at a cost to local costs on to local taxpayers who finance county and city Sovereign Immunity. governments. \taki'. political miii,'. liable I don't sec anyone trying to for lawsuits. stop it." the Republican — Workmen's compensation. conunissioner noted. I don't State has doubled required see the legislature-doing a hell weekly compensation to II %T1"%' 't of a lot about it To the local .,,of clainiants - its like slowly 'don't expect miracles Retirement sem. Lounty boiling them in water." required to absorb all local The chairman of Seminole's delegation chairman said his costs of state retirement delegation, Bob Ilattaway, a voting record proves he favors system. Democrat from Altamonte state funding for all programs Properly appraiser tax Springs agreed with Kim passed by the legislature collector's commissions state brough that the Unfortunately Mr. Kim County pay--s for collection of legislature should back up bills brough only went to land taxes which accrue to with dollars, but Battaway Tallahassee one time and that school board. disagreed that local legislators was on a generic drug bill he Comprehensive planning #iaven't tried to remedy the was opposed. to," llattaway act of 19q3. Counties required to situation. said. Kbnbrough a phar- participate, but no funding wcs Ilattaway said he hasn't seen mace-utical representative, and provided by state. the memo from OMAK. but the during the last session, the Wayside parks. State of Transportation Department r __________________________________ (DOT~ transferred parks maintenance to local entities. — Airport zoalul. Enfor. cement Of 13WS shifted frwu state to local level. 4_11 Around The Clock 4-A Horoscope — State.primpry ritwits. To %ridge 4-11 Hospital $-A cost Snninole 11,700 per infle per year in additional mainObituaries S-A 4-11 Comics Sports tenance as result of state ac. Crouviord 4-B Lion. .2-101 Ed.1torial. *A Television Traffic sipallatioa. State - ' . 1 • ', fi4,t . ' m - r - £ _____________ 1' J ' ______________________________ 1 .a ' _____________ . ' -If, i -- r- -. - - ,, _____ -' ITTT- I -"j - . -_ -- ________ - - 101k. . 1_,Yt __11: -i--.--- - - i •" A\ I _____ ' - - - -.,, - ... ,q,425c ,- '-'-,. p ' 'I ".. -, • ".P' , fl t'#/1(t5&T It ' •l_; ,__, _ - ' - unitn tk' A. 4' .4 - • , - J p. i S '- d - :- . •t-, - . . • . - - . .w—_- - - (W)RINGING IN ru THE tv N EW till vY E AR Ft D ne morning on the dav before the eve before the new tla and year brought torrents of rain to Seminole ('ountv for several minutes - and this was - H,r5d Photoov Tom VinCinO one of the results: :1 water-drenched set of tracks on Laurel ,venue htt't'ti ih and 7th streets in sanford. - S u 4') qmw - 4 ','. ,' r. -- - Dr. Iamb )•ie, - - Today I MYA 4 ) _ -- improve ki CD L.JON -LA1ER5 IN ThE (HUaIdPhotos by Tom Vincent ) -. body!" - i -POi 60 AGAiN.1HAT dACKASS POWN MULE S 9E M. --= ----=-- IHEffE YOU ---___-- WOULD - - ' ' I I GET li-iF Sv'IME j - Exercise is like any other form of treatment. It can be _____________________ very beneficial but if used -wrongly it can be damaging. Diettsinthesameballpark.A . diet that controls calorie intake (,j'(i and provides a low-fat, lowcholesterol menu is often helpful. The crash efforts, often containing excess fat are not. A gradual loss of excess fat is the sensible way to your AMIRICU CANCER SOCIETY health without damaging your body. S by Bob Thoves • - ,' -, - , ii WAITS FOR • L— - • 's a shame it has to end like this with a big ' - J( _ 1- 0 1,.]$% Pass - 0 .t r Lamb - 1 WANT TO OEVOTE M Y LIFE TO LIBRAF?y • lift TIME no, way to keep East front wt'rt heart specialists making his trump king w----ile discussing heart diseasi mr. the slam would ha • .QJ i09732 bsn said heart ailments could best 65 wrapped up in either mIJur bi' treated with exercise and Both vuInerk suit.itji- t rather than using drugs. Of course, our unfortinat. Viest North East South . they did not mention what kind friend was wrong A 4 4 lead would beat thr- sLim, of exercise or diet a heart I_ 1 P,isii. 4 N' T Pass 5 # 1 either major suit patient should use. I wish you would me some facts on ference in what you can say to dieting and exercise that a Opening lead - K A . Ivrson could best use. I am real the public about exercise for anxious to know %hat com. people whio have never had a heart attack and thost.- who wr inents you would give on this know if it is ever pro[ The unlucky expert had h.ave heart attack and thoise finesse by leading from tn, subject. Us for the last time in ace toward the queen who have heart damage caught DEAR READER— In ar Ir,6 Maybe. we can get him If you hold ace and humb However, alread ticle and ei1'progr:m'it in 1977 anddummy ii t&il sniall t lople short' space of time often two small the way to get 1.4 If you cant walk a city block at prevents a conipleti preen This time he held the very tricks in the suit is to l l nice North hand with 150 toward the queen This iit tation of thi. problem. Exercise, a normal pace without trouble honors in each of the major really a finesse but it is ti-c diii and not smoking are all )° mast follow carefully what suits )OUI' doctor says about exertion import in preventing heart way to phy for that i-xtra lien. is his tale of trr. to do anything he liLsiase and strokes They are and don't lly. I would get a trick it the answer, however-, in does not recommind (Do you have a chance to bid both spade and (herwe most people can some forms of heart disease, ','rt O' the eiperts hear, but my panther started and they do not replace gradually increase their the ball rolling with a bid of the Jacobys' care cr walking program Those who properly used medicines four diamonds I bid four newspaper The Jacobi's. notrump to see if he held an answer individual goes' persons exercise program can build up to walking an hour ) ace and he shewed one Now if stamped self ac:i,essr! depends entirely on what a dai, — which can Lw done in what was I going to do," envelopes are enclose-i -othtiontheheartiin Wher a divided sessions such as We suggested the famous most interesting iJVS xrson has had a heart attack morning and evening—usually bid and the valves in the heart have gain health benefits. I don *t partner choose which major and will receive cc •, recommend progressing been damaged to the point suit for the slim to play in 'ACOBY MODER can't walk the length of a beyond a walking program hospital ward, it is foolish to without an evaluation of your ____________________________________________ talk about jogging to cure his -4atus by your doctor. Those damaged heart A patient with who then appear to be able to rheumatic heart disease and tolerate it can be encouraged tti damaged valvas may need an progress to more vigorous I i operation and not an exercise activity, such as jogging. Then are two issues of The program Then, is literally no form of heart disease, though. Uealth Letter on exercises for —._-------1 the heart and circulation. thati.sbenefite.dby obesity 1959 oliic I numbers 11 and 12 same applies to smoking (lt.S fl, Ite iders who want this cigarettes. !,, I think anyone who knows he program can send 50 cents for t'i.-' each issue with a long or she has heart disease should Z:F not start an exercise program stamped self -addressed en. I I I without discussing it with his or velope for them. Just address ci'. her doctor, familar with how )our letter to me in care of ttus OF twich heart damage is present. newspaper. P.O. Box 1551, i, Radio City Station, New York, .r I PRISCILLA'S POP " - I l- A but he wasn't in the moivi (lit humor. lie continued: "I was afraid to tryeither major suit Fir. e cards might not be enough so I& ent to six diamonds WesF opened the king f clubs F signalled viciously with the queen A second club was led South had to use one if my NORTH A K Q J 10 A K Q i 10 I)EM( DR. LMIl— I read an - -. AT BRIDGE - e ci I !i .- - Dr. \\ -------- l WIN -- Ex r se, D Often Help Heart AFTER 1 12 '2A - _________ Sanford Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents ' sci'ioc. J u - —— :;-- ~.,RELAX,DA0DY-iT'S -EWHITE'OjSE , 4e ___________ - - by Bob Wntana A;ZCI4IE 'L1s'pi 45 54 _j___"'•' 1 - Some interesting proposi t iorli draw' them into a coiiversation. it'll be worthwhile to put forth come to you thiiS year, but the). must be screened carefully best effort. You dont want to get InIj IIIIRA (Sept.230d i Inolse ourse f in enjoyable with 1 CtSOfl of (lUt'1 ii tt ities tonight Don't try to reputation - - lot- ______ r - 44 \TAU<S TO /I\E A — !J - w eiiId , 37 38 39 10 ALVIIOcT BESIE' t ,1l111 E",T 1jj mixbusiness ' it ARIES \Iarh 21-April 19 our \oureverygeneroustoda) and pkcure.!tJust won't %ork SIORPU) l(. 24Nov 221 ui be prone to contribute more than your share Don't Select u)tnpanrnrks this evening host interests coincide. hobnob with people who leave wrong choice ill take the before the tab comes TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It off the party. SM,ITrAREUS I Nov. 23Dec may take uua rthi1e to get in the suing of things You have 2lJ You won't beat ease today some serious matters on your you've neglected some in. rilinti The part) will ait portant responsibilitits ( thern out of the way, then let GEMINI (May 21-June. 20) yourself go. You'll enju) %&elcoming the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.ja,,. New Year more if you don' 19) Ring in the New Year in travel too far to have fun. Dio some different and interesting r N our celebrating in the way tonight. Include friends and everyone %III UANCER (June 211-July 22) it happy time. Chances are you'll spend more AiIJUAIIIIUS iJin. 2(i-Feb. 19) than you should to have a good If ~ou ad iour mate have a little tonight. You'll enjoy it greement today, don't air it where there's a big crowd and in public. Wait until the two of luts of noise. you are alone to talk it over. 11 ISCFS I Feb. 20 March 2o) LEO iJuly 23-A very important to be among Partake fully of the ft-stivitie3 peole you know and like today. tonight, but avoid anythingy You'll beuncomfortable among know disagrees with Discipline makes happier l(slmtn'. st rangers. 23-Sept. 22 I morning after. VIRGO YOUR BIRTIII)AV 'uu'll meet some new people s N10 12 For Friday, December 31, 1976 +] ((T} I DOWN 40 Atil F COPE t.ou,0, 1 . L O:de;:1 I • 0i. to, ir -6C~,.~CE%CE,] F ,vc *0 quisition Little 1peces 9 Brood of (log 50 French 1 2 Brothers 3 ( C.H.0 PI * I Prv.:.s P::.' material A'1USCATEL r o ACROSS 46 Chic Young IB See THOSE BILl S, Page 3A I- — —' Herald Holiday 1he Sunday flerald's pages u rIug e feaI hullill'Ovements, CB Radio Nev%s and Opinion are taiUag a holiday, but 4111 retUT13 next week. 6 ,'. �I 2A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. it, 1976 £v.nina The Presidents And God--i It It Founders Believed In God Safety Last We're at the beginning of a brand new year full of endless possibilities. What kind of year will t be? We could make it the best one ever; we could blow it completely; or we could "muddle through" ending it In just about the same predicament we started it. We really don't have any certainty about how it will come out. At this stage it's all unkno wn. The unknown IS always troublesome and ambiguous. If only we had a way of seeing what's ahead, we feel we'd be more relaxed a bout the future. The fact is we probably wouldn't but most think we would! "Safety First" has been a motto of industry and traffic ex- perts for man y years. It's a great motto as far as it goes. It has helped reduce Industrial and automobile accidents. When we're working, driving, or walking in traffic it always pays to think "Safety First." However, in the way we live life — Inthe way we approach this New Year - it is a terrible motto. "Safety last" or "Live Dangerously" would be a far better approach no matter what our circumstances. By this I mean we ought to be willing to try things we've never tried before! We need to jump out of the ruts we fall into so easily. We need to walk boldly through life even when none of us 11 At 1. mi 1. I know where the road leads. Oh, of course, it's easier to be quiet, C safe and soft. A rut Is comfortable to rock in! But know this: the person who gets the most out of life - the one who Ic truest to God's purpose - is the one who takes the course which in volves risk, daring, adventure! If we refuse to la unch out and try something until we're sure of th e outcome, we'll never try In ni st cc hi w nI anything at all!! When I was a boy I had a friend I used to play with every summer. His mot her was terribly afraid he'd catch cold or pneumonia. That's why I played with him durin g the summer. He was never allowed out in our frigid Upper Michigan winters. From October to April , he was literally confined to th e house, pressing his nose against the window while he watched the rest of us racing our sleds, building snowmen, and having snowball .' 41 11 rl d In P1 a battles. It's true most of us caught three times more colds than he did, but by the time spring came he was hoping he'd die! I suppose he grew up as well as the rest of us, but I often wonder if life still passes him by from October to May. _' We moved to this state three years ago In November. The first thing I was asked to do was be guest preacher at a church in . I SouthFlorida. After services as I was greeting the congregation, a man cam e up and said: "Excuse me for not shaking hands, but I fin d that most people who come here from up North at this time of year have colds or flu hanging in them. I don't want to take a chance on catching anything!" I smiled at him, but to myself I said: "What a hell of a way to live life!" I really mean that! It m ust be like li vin g In hell to be that scared and cautious! I thought of my boyhood chum with his nose pressed against the window - unable to participate in life because it was too risky! Far too ma ny people live all of life that way! And that can hardly be called living at all! God Is calling us to step out boldly Into the unknown. He calls us to live 1977 dangerously In complete accord with his will, We will never accomplish anything without risk - even in the Kin gdom of God. We can 't see what this year will bring - but if, we're ready to plun ge ah ead knowing that God will bless each earnest endeavor, we may well ha ve the most rewarding, — worthwhile year we've ever had! Give It a try! By GEORGE W. ('URN ELI. AP Religion Writer Faith is a private process but its disposition o ft en shows UP in , public, particularly for U. S. / ' : . I profane in the country's po litics, an underlying concern in the shaping of its founding documents, the unfolding of history, the attitudes of its electorate. As British writer G. K. Chesterton put it early in the present century, the United States "is a nation with the soul their leader. - ' '- j' . " Z. ' 'L-. - I '>_'• & ' '• - .-. I- -. - /-,/ . . . . I . -( . ". , Those early presidents, along "Ask me not then w hether I philosopher with the fourth successor to that am a Catholic or Protestant, to happen in your life. Your panic will decrease and your faith Aristotle put it, "politics is a office, James 11 M.'dison, Calvinist or Arminian," wrote Increase. Because separating religious and state branch of morals." you ha ve given God a s ul ee d to m tiply, you c represented a s?eclal John Adams. "As far as they expect authority, yet curiously blena miracle. And yo ur expectation Is not a vague hope. Its That basic relationship, Renaissance breed u man, are Christian, I wish to be a an unchanging ding their Influetices in its which also Involves religion law of nature. "While the earth remalneth as cultivated, broad of interests, in fellow disciple of them all." codes, policies, thought arid the main source and buttress of a time before specialization, seedtime and harvest shall not cease" (Genesis 8:fl). customs. Yo ur ha rvest morality, was stoutly affirmed w hen the cul tural objective was may be immediate financial help or st ability- for Jefferson wrote that instead Down through the years, by the early pr your busin ess or organization. But you can count on God to meet esidents of this to develop a well-rounded of there being Quakers, Bar.- yo presidents to varying degrees country, those among the "wholeness" of intellect, tlsts, ur needs, and not onl y in your business but in all areas of your Presbyterian have reflected that stran ge founding fathers. or life. character and abilities. Episcopalians in heaven, 00 interplay of religious Idealism believe somethin g good is going to happen to you! "Of all the dispositions and "They connec t their spiritual tentering that gate, we leave and official function and habits which lead to pilotical beliefs to political action," hose badges of schism behind, inevitably have been subjected prosperity, religion and writes Norman Cousins In a and find ourselves united in to citizen judgments about how morality are indispenslble study of their personal t hose prin ciples only in which papers they applied both. supports," George Washington, God has united us all. . .Let us "Infidel!" The nnplaint the nation's first president, said and correspondence.' "The y be saw no walls separating th happy in the hope that by was flung at some of the in his WASHINGTON (AP) — Nlos:t young people today are farewell address to science, philosophy, religion allese di fferent paths e s hall not antagonis tic towz'rd organized religion, but are innation's most devout chief Congress. "Reason and exmeet in the end." executives of the past beca use perience both forbid us to e;. and art." dined to eval ua te It on their own rather than accept it Of the first five presidents, In contemporary parlance, automaticall y, a new study finds. of their nonconformist habits. pect national morality can hers were criticized for their prevail in excl usion of religious two of them, John Adams and they took an ectimenical view The study, commissioned by the U.S. Catholic Conpartic ular pio us professions. principal ." James Ma dison, originally- had ahead of their times, seeing the ference Education Department's office of research, says It's a touchy zone, and the that a "confrontation with faith" now occurs earlier In life entering John Adams, the second considered the locally' unifying cen ter in one psychological roots of it go back o danis was a New I,ord despite the institutional than before, that it usually has come at college age. but it's now hitting at the high school level. to the old theory of the "divine and virtue are the only foun _ England Congregationalist. barricades. Washington conof e in n e of anti-Catholic right" of kings, in which the datlons, not Many youths, concerned for values of autonamy. are only of Madison and his successor, king is ex pected properly- to republicanism and of all free James Monroe, were Anglicans demonstrations common then "confused " by the very freedoms they demand, the study embody says. It adds that organized religion, along with other the Episcopalians), also the and voiced respect for the religious government, but of social tradition of Washington and Jewish heritage, which Adams aspirations of the people. Felicity under all governments Jefferson. support systems of fam ily and peer groups, "can be a and Jefferson also recognized Although the United States in and in all combinatio ns of major force but today's adolescent will assess it more in their lengthy philosophical law rejected that concept, it Is human society." critic ally. Assemblies of God church here has the fastest They weren't sanctimonious corresponden ce as the root deeply- embedded in the urge growing Sunday school in the nation, says Christian "Religion is the alpha and about it, however, despite the st Life ock of fai th. and assumptions of community omega of our moral law," wrote tendency to rom Magazin e in its comparison of 1976 statistics from local an ticize a bout life, whether led by a tribal Thomas Jefferson, the third the American forefaftera. churche s. The Westside classes grew by 71 per cent to a Ir, Their er.uilip log attitudes total attendance of 3,116, up from l,8. c hi ef, an ancient emperor, a U.S. president. lie contended (act, altho ugh most of of a church." A peculiar society, distinctively . As Greek . . the on religion, especially the modern despot or a that the very foundation of founders took their religion- inquiring, the o logic a I democratically elected individual rights and freedom seriously and studiously, they disc ussions be tween Jefferson president. was in the conviction that displayed an Inclusive anti Adams, have led People i nstinctively- w an t "these liberties are the gift of liberality of faith, disdaining Unitariansini to claim them in and expect their highest God," beyond the limiting doctrinaire rigidities and outlook, but it was not their inipulscs to be summed up in power of any government. denominational rivalries. - _____ ,1Dn,r. successionofslrniiarritesfrorn lures from the denomination. and Al a meeting in Chicago in from Alabama to Alaska. December, the group said it - . . r, rn Methodist . First United Methodist of Sanford begins the new year - ". [ . currently studying at the Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Community First Methodist , would not accept women priests, but would uphold that position "within the Episcopal Chur ch," not outside It. Jonathan G. Sherman of Long "We shall not bolt away," Island this week in his first said Bishop Stanley Atkins of public statement on the issue. Eau Claire, Wis., a leader of the The step is "not subtracting opposition among bishops. He from but adding to and enrich- also said the group planned ing our Catholic heritage," he boycott against Church funds. added. "Holy Scripture Itself is "What we want to achieve," the ground for the new depar- added Bishop Robert E. Terwilllger of Dallas, Tea., another leading opponent, "is a revival Mrs. W.A. Adair, a life-long member who was buried in the church's little cemetery, will run to a bout a year, while the church 's budget this year is only $8,ct) The will says the money Is to be used to "supplement the sal -y, brick the church and keep up the cemetery ," which seemsto limit it to upkeep. Area Churches Schedule New Year's Eve Wors.ip New York to California Ordination of women can bea "new dernonstrationof the Holy Spirit's work in uniting all things in Christ," said Bishop e Community United Methodist First Presbyterian with Installation of all their Youth Fellowship in church of ficers and officers of Cass.elberry w ill begin a new all groups in the church for the Sunday sched The ule this week. first of two Year 1W. The laity will be Youth Choir rehearsals will be congregational dessert installed at both morning from S-G:30p.m.; recreation in meetings- will be held Monday worship services. The lay fellowship hall, 6:30-7 followed at 7:30 p.m. In the Fellowship persons for the month of by a snack supper and th e hail of First Presbyterian January are, Mrs. Robert Hood UMYF program to coincide Church of Sanford and the. at 8:30a.m. and Don MacMillan with the evening worship second will be on Jan. 10, same at the II a.m. services, service. time and place. Purpose of the me Committee on meetings will be to discuss In Evangelism for the year small groups the proposed Church Of God chaired by Ashby Jones. The "Statement of Purpose" of the first meeting Is Wednesday • at A Watch Night-service will be Session and programs and 7:30 p.m. in McKinley flail. held at the Church of God functions In the church Visitation committees and located at 801 W. 22nd St., congregation. pastor's - J t I - 1. 'I Tourists Flock To Florida MIAMI AP Thousands of tourists are in Florida to celebrate New Year's despite a recent cool spell, jammed highways, a hotel strike in Miami and Miami Reach, and an abundance of "No Vacancy" signs. The parade of fun seekers, water lovers and Just plain tired folks found sunny skies, little rain and temperatures in the 70s Thursday after a series of cold fronts sent thermometers into the 40s. At the country's most southernmost cits' Key West, campgrcunds and trailer courts were at capacity. One drive-in theater admitted overnight guests who came to sleep rather than see movies. -' L FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 27th & . Ssnford :30 AM School of Bible T0:4S AM Morning Worship :00 PM Cha ri smatic Service State Hampered On Roads - ECHOES OF PRAISE WHLY (106.7) FM MON.-FRI. FRI. 13:95 P.M. N. _____ 7:43A.M. tet's Just Praise The Lord --t=---- - - - a TALLAHASSEE AP . Rising costs an d a sagging rate of growth in the gasoline tax have hampered the state's ability to build and repair roads, a Senate committee reports. The Transportation Committee reported 'ft ursda V on road-building problems and offered it number of possible solutions for senators to consider. It listed a one-or two-cent-a-gallon gas tax increase or a one-or two-per-cent sales tax on gasoline as possible solutions to the problem. However, the report did not endorse a particular solution. Glisson Switches To Demos . REV. ERIC DARROW .. . New Pastor At Alliance. Eric L Darrow Sr., recent oftheapostoljcandCatholicljfe within the Episcopal Church." graduate of Trinity Evangelical The Episcopal Church is part Divinity School, Deerfleld,fll,, Community of the worldwide Anglican corn- is the new pastor of Sanford ....iI i Holy Communion will be uiuiui which, uie Roman Alliance Church Raised i, n6n. r"" fe,. 1k.. JtG WIU IX set Up. North Augusta, S.C., bets The United Methodist Women served Sunday at the 10. a.m. Catholicistn and Eastern Orservice at Altamonte Com- thodoxy; traces its ministry to graduate of Toccoa Falls Bible will meet on Monday at 11a.m. munity Church, Altamonte the time of Christ's apostles, College and University of South In Fellowship Hall for their first Springs, with Rev. Wayne E. traditionally confining It to Carolina. He served two years meeting of the year. Following active duty with the U.S. their program a covered dish Smith officiating. males Marine Corps during the luncheon will be served. Altamonte 'I'ALLAIIASSEE (AP) Sen. Jim (flisson of Tavares, after eight years as a Republican lawmaker, says he's switching to the Democratic party. ''I'm Ju.st trs- ing to be a more effective legislator." Glisson said Thursday. "I hated to do it, but I felt like I could (10 more for the people I represent," 'To nit' it's not that big a dead ' Vietnam War. Before coming to Sanford be served as youth pastor of a church In Chicago. He played IJ First Shiloh Rev. Jimmy Capers, a former Sanford resident now living in Illinois, will deliver the Communion service sermon music. Sunday at First Shiloh He and his wife, Patricia, Missionary Baptist Church at have a one-year-old son, Eric 6:30 P.M. The son of Mrs. Willie Jr. Mae Ca,ers, he funiarlv ,jttrombone fr 10 years In brass ensembles and has a special interest In Inatrumerg.aj brass - "ihere are the usual kinds of remedies which people seek for themselves," says Or, Edelman. "They may chat with friends, go to the beauty parlor, buy something new to wear. But if depression doesn't respond to that they relates sometimes to families where the giving of love revolves around the giving of gifts," he says. "Over indulgence of material goods leads to problems later on," says Edelman. The problems extend far beyond All too frequently, indicates Edelman, people wait until they are completely overwhelmed by their problems before seeking professional help. "Rather than waiting until you are depressed and your life is going poorly it is better to get a grip on things ahead of time," he says. should seek professional help." - . IF , - ... _. A- - Aw ~ G OODWILL __ --Z-_ 'T 4 ' --tz!" IflOUSIRIES — - _ __7_Mft___ .%___ ~- - IM -is t.-1—_ q,! - , ~~ ~~~~ -..;._-j'.i r: J08s FOR THE IlAAaIcpp0 , --4 " J 4 I I ' - :-,r. &L THE WAY... Auto CB Th ie f Has Audience By BOB LLOYI) Herald Staff Writer Action Reports \n auto burglar-CR radio thief calmly- completed hi ork Thursday night in front of a witness near Sanford before fleeing with his loot, sheriff's deputies reported. A Volusl.a county- man told deputies that he was pulling into the parking lot at the Lake Monroe Inn, U.S. 17-92 west of .Sanford and had to wait for a man to close a car door SO he could drive Into the adjacent parking slot. I he unidentified thief exited th- parked car, closed the door Mid fled with a $220 ('14 radio. Deputies said the suspect was last seen driving a compact white auto. Deputy William lodge said the suspect apparently had gained entry to the auto of Sorrento resident Richard Cal)uns by prying open vent Hawkins Next PSC Chairman? Republican TALLAHASSEE i AP ) Paula Hawkins can't properly be denied the 'am chairmanship of the Public' Service Commission by her two Democratic colleagues. mission Attv. Gen. Robert Shevin, a Democrat, said Thursday that Mrs. Hawkins is next in line for the hh under PSC rules. Mrs. Hawkins said that means she will be elected to the position, which was denied her two years ago, on Monda y . "I'm elated that the attorney general would make a right ruling," she said. "It was in the spirit of fairness - * Fires * Courts * Police Beat The thief apparently took plenty of time, deputies said. lie pried open the car's trunk to take the radio's antenna too. Sanford police today were investigating the reported theft of four pistols and a starter's pistol that shoots blank cartridges. Patrolman S.D. Harriett said the pistoLs were reported missing from a locked glass case at Sanford Auction, 1200 S. French Ave. The guns ere reportetily valued at 1145. GrapefruitJuice a ReservesDec line -,indow. - .... ITIS It didn't take long after publication in Thursda 's Evening herald of the picture (left) sho ing how persons had carelessly deposited Deputies found a screwdriver, ORLANDO Florida's i nside the car near a six-inch wart-house reserve of canned hole that had been smashed In single strength and reconthe dashboard in removing the stituted grapefruit Juice is down to a "very low" 1.5 million In another CII theft, Gerald cases, a 38 percent decrease H. Markwith Sr of Fern Park, from last season's available reported that someone broke supply, according to the United into his auto and made off with Growers and Shippers a $188 radio unit. Association. - , unwanted items in this Goodwill bin on 24th just in time for advent of the New Year, (right), Street Sanford for the area to be cleaned up Bernosky Bucks The Post Office Grass Carp Or Amur --- Eating Wrong Weeds? TALLAHASSEE AP) One state agency claims the weed-eating Jish white amur is eating the wrong weeos in a Paoama City lake. But a competing agency say's it's too soon for anybody- to know what the amur is - The U.S. Postmaster General wants an envelope that Sanford policeman Bill Bernoski has - but I1er nosky says he won't give It up. "No was. I'm going to keep it for a souvenir," Bernosky said today, "It took me three years and one month It. And It just had to come across town to get " The form letter received by Bernosky with the waylaid letter, which actually was a statement from a local business tostitutlon, says the postal service Is embarrassed over the delayed delivery and that the Postmaster General's office is "Investigating." Bernosky says the agency's letter looks like "a copy a form letter" and asks that he initial the c'nelope containing the three-sear-old letter that was finally delivered and return it the postal of to service. Bernosky says he just wants to keep the envelope bearing the November 1973 Sanford postmark. up to. Al Burkhalter, who supervises use of the fish in Deer Point Lake for the Department of Natural Resources, said Thursday that benefits or damages in the white amur experiment won't be apparent until next summer. But 0. Earle Frye, director of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, charged. earlier Thursday that his agency's cxlk-rimenls in the same lake show the fish tiling good weeds and ignoring bad ones. - If he's saying the fish will not control eedsin Deer Point, it's too early-," said Burkhalter, chief of the DNR weed control progr;uli "We told them two years ago when they stocked Deer Point it would be two or three years before they'd begin to see control." The exchange was the latest in a longfeud between the two state en. ironrnental agencies over use of the white amur to control aquatic weeds. 'The grass carp (white amur) is just not living up to the glowing words of its proponents, at least not in the experiments being done in our state," Frye said. So fundamental is the dispute that the competing agencies cannot even agree on the ..name of the fish. The department calls it white amur, but the commission refers to it as - ' grass carp. Department officials and scientists say the creatures have been proven a safe and effective control of aquatic weeds. But the cornmission contends that the fish destroy habitat that nurtures game fish such as bass. Thos e Bills Without Bill$ (Continued From Page I-A) funding going up. with county's - Public safety. 9-1-1 pe rcentage on the rise. , emergency system was Medical assistance mandated, but never suf. transferring costs of putting up signals to co un ty. Bridge inspections. County. programs. County pay's $185,CX)O ficicr.tiy funded by the state. wuming costs of bridge in- today, compared to $I 20,0 0 in - Emergency medical .-pt-ctlons. 1972. system, Bill passed that is of Refuse and disposal. State - llostals. County levys .65 very little use to Seminole. requiring additional money to of a mill for operatio ns at - Fire Inspections. State fire be pe'nt to meet state pollution Seminole Memorial, but marshal's office has ceased to control standards. commission has n say over Inspect local buildix'gs. This - Il'alth department. State hospital operations. means all nursing homes, child cutting back on funding while - Environmental services, day care centers and concounty required to pick up tab. County does monitoring for valescent homes must be inMental health. Baker Act state at no cost to the state. spected on a local level. — - ' - Teen Robbers 'Cut Off At The Pass MIAMI (Al') l'W() would-be robbers welcomed police after an impromtu posse of 30 irate citizens chased them down, hogtied them with chain, sat on them and shouted vulgarities. "The robbers were glad to see me," Police Maj. Philip Doherty said Thursday of his "rescue" of Johnny Battle, 19, and a 14-yearold unidentified boy. It all began late Wednesday when Rose Marie Vernell, SO, of Miami Beach, was knocked down by the two suspects who grabbed her purse and lied, police said. Ms. Vernell, described as having a "good set of lungs," began yelling. "They grabbed her purse and took off -. .,.. " , once - ____ - f Pastor E. Don Cox , - drop was the smallest since the downtrend started. - . So when the last evergreen needle has been vacuumed up, when the last present has been put away - or when the last of the strangers in your hotel have all gone their own way leaving you again alone, what do you do when depression hits you? Staff Cuts Takes Effect TALLAHASSEE iAE' Speaker Donald Tucker's order for a staff cut in the House Minority Office has taken effect, leaving two aides and a secretary where there had been nine emploves. The cut, said by Reublicans p to be an act of political retribution became official Thursday but the farewell party had already been held. "We had the party a couple of weeks ago because we thought Dec. 15 was going to be the day," said Jack Ingram, aide to Minority Iader Bill ,James. EI)F:f,MAN 'People find the absence of family support can be distressing Dr. Werner Metz, director of the Seminole County Mental Health Association, adds: "1 don't have the latest statistics on hand but it is true that the suicide rate increases around the Christmas holidays. People who are alone when everyone else is getting together can become particularly depressed." E':delman doesn't believe that Christmas necessarily creates new problems, but that it brings to the foreground Problems which already exist. " Often the family- members have problems in their own relationships with which they are not coping. During the holiday season there may be extra guests, the exchange of gifts or other stress situations. A lot of people simply become distressed by the entire situation.' Edelman specifies financial over-extension as a particular Christmas oroblem which can cause drastic postChristmas depression. "People over-extending themselves financially . , ..111114t___ _ - - EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) - Membership In the United Methodist Chur ch, slipping for the past five years, Fell again in t he last year, down 96,682 to 9.8 million, but tilt: Dec- 11. 1974.—I Post-Christmas depression strikes single people a:; relating to each other and often they are not," says Dr. Ilbert Edelman. Edelman is a clinical psychologist with the Center f or Psychological Services, Altamonte Springs. TALLAHASSEE (AP There can be no doubt that the framers of Florida's 1968 Constitution wanted the recommendations of a revision commission submitted to the voters in 1978, says Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin. 'To conclude otherwise grossly violates the very clear intent of the drafters," he said in a brief filed Thursday with the Florida Supreme Court Shevin submitted the brief to support Gov. Reuhin Askew's request for an advisory opinion on whether he can begin the revision commission process next vi'ar, instead of waiting until 19711. IM. e deeply as it does family members. "People who are away from home, people who are isolated, find the absence of family support can be distressing," says Edelman. '- It" It"is post-Christmas depression. ' 'This is a time of year when people feel they should be - NEW YORK (AP) - Only one-third to one-half as many Seventh-day Adventists die of cancer as their fellow Americans, Americans, Atlas World Press Review says. periodical adds that diet apparently- play- s a key role in the comparatively lower death rate, notin g that Adventists do not smoke or drink alcohol or coffee. ____ don't learn to delay their desires, for one thing," explains should ha ve whatever they Edelman. "They feel they d sire - right then." Voters To Get Revision Issue I'IiEBA, Miss. (AP) - A small, r ural church of 130 members near here, Hebron Bapt ist Ch urch, has inherited 12 million, and isn't sure what to do with it all Interest on the money, bequeathed from th e estate of . TALLAHASSEE f API By signing a $2,000 check, Secretary of State Bruce Smath'rs says he has fulfilled a two-year-old campaign pledge to return part of his salary to taxpayers. But Smathers says there's no legitimate way to return the money to the state so Tursday he gave the check to the Religious Heritage Council Inc. to help pay for the new Capitol's prayer room. - . . Religious Roundu p - MIAMI AP As hotels and nightclubs girded for the usual New Year's Eve crowds, a strike by hotel workers spread to two more luxury hotels here when negotiations reached an impasse. By Thursday, the Sheraton Four Ambassadors and Dupont Plaza, both in downtown Miami, were hit by the strike along with the first group of hotels -IJoral Country Club, l)oral Beach, Deauville, Eden Hoc, Carillon and Shelborne. Smot hers Returns $2,000 ,,. -. ------ 111111 give? Whatever is needed. Where do you give? Wherever you can do good. As you give and trust God with your problems, things will begin Starting lure which the Episcopal on New Year's Day In In- Church has undertaken." I • dianapolis. the first of a corp of But the opposition still women are to be regularly or- churned in letters, in state" dalned priests in the Episcopal ments and petitions by groups Church whil e conflict over It of men priests opposing ordinastill swirls through the denomi- tion of women in vario us dioc- wiHoly Cross Episcopal Church Mrs. Joe Brooks are hosts for tended First Shiloh. Rev. Leo T. Sanford, Frida y beginning at ll celebrate th e Feast of the the buffet. naUo eses from Los Angeles to Rhode Holy Name of Jes Freeman is the pastor. us on New 8:30 p.m., with a break at 10:30 Edward Coker has been But even among the oppo- Island and In varying tactical Ye ar's Eve with Holy Com- appointed Se for refreshments in fellowship nior Warden for Good Shepherd nents, there were moves to maneuvers by opposition hall. At lithe service will begin 1977 and Mrs. Betty if counter attempts at outright groups. san dwich buffet, music and elected clerk The Rev. David duPlessis will and continue throughout . schism. of the vestry. One coalition of 17 groups, fellowship in the Parrish hail. attlle speak Church of the Good midnight concluding with Amnid the ferment, fl dioceses about hail of them inde pendent Ms. Barbara Muller Is in Shepherd, 331 Lake Ave., Communion. havestheduledordjnations ofa Episcopal publications, de- charge Sanford Alliance A s pecial feature will be th e Maitland, of service on Monday at 8 p.m. total of 42 women in the first dared at a Novem ber meeting arrangements and Mr. and Mr. duPles.,L, was Penyouth choir from the DeLand the three months of the year, an in Nashville that ordination of M A New Year's Eve service at rs. Le Ch ch tecostal n Pa.wison and ur of God and the entire observer Mr. and Sanford Alliance to the Vatican Initial surge of more than 30 of women would betray th e faith , Chur Will re tion of the DeLand Council ga ch and is a consultant to cong them In January. and urged formation of a sepabegin at 9 p.m. today with an the Vatican pertaining to church will . be guest,,. Pastor C. It's "finally happening" aft er ra te church. inspirational film, and D. Harris Invites everyone to Charismatic Re newal. a long wait, sa ys Jacqueline fellowship followed by Holy Call ed the Fellowship of ConHe has held positions with the attend the service. Means, an Indiana polis nurse, cerned Churchmen, they schedCotnmunjon. A breakfast will W or ld Pentecostal Conference prison chaplain,mother of four uled a conference next Septembe served alter midnight. as pr First Baptist esident and secretary and former Roman Ca tholic her in St. Louis to consider th ree different as ns occ io , He who becomes the first of the breakaway st ep, Redeemer Lutheran ha., spoken before the World new line in ceremonies this SatChrisRltchey,suJ11eryout However, another opposition Council of Churches and workeratFirst Ba ptist Church urday. group, the Coalition for th e New Year's Eve Ves pe rs will practically every major of Sanford will be at the The services, presided over Apostolic Ministry, including church beheld at The Lutheran Church de nomination on Charismatic Sunda y to s peak at 8:30 and 11 by Indian a's Bishop John P. most bishops opposing women's of the Redeemer, Sanford, at Renewal. a.m. and 5 p.m. services Hi' k Cralne. come as a prelude to a ordination rpnwiiatp,1 r 7'lA o - wrote to them, I suggested they plant a seed and then look to God, Jesus said, "Give, and It shall be given unto you" (Luke 6:38k, Later, this couple wrote they had come to understand thate giving, the sowing has to come first. So they had planted a seed, looked to God, and had received the miracle they need ed. Now t his Idea of giving can apply in your business Whatever you can give is a seed God can use to meet yo ur need. ft maybegenerosltytowardanemploye. It may behelpfora friend, forgiveness for an enemy, kindness to yo ur child. What do you r formal affiliation, — - . — . \,; \ " (" - NEW YORK (AP) . . . " ~\ ~ , I \ k , ~ S * ~ - Episcopal c To Ordain Women losing t heir small business. It had done reall y well at first, but then c'me a series of losses. Now, they wrote, it looked like bankruptcy If they didn't come up with a certa in amount ol money. They had read a bout the three principles of Seed-Faith.. - God is yo ur Source, give first and give out of your need, and then ex. pect a miracle. . but they didn't really understand it. When I Frhd2v. Christmas for the children who come to believe that love ' something, taking action is the key to pulling out of this. Not long ago I received a letter from a young couple who were f "' been there in the remarkable mixt ure of the sacred and Miami Hotel Strike Spreads To Two More Question: My business Is falling off, and It looks like I may facing bankruptcy. What am I going to do? Answer: I'm glad you said, "What am I going to do?" Dojn I is represented by the quantity of gifts received. 'Children It may happen to you the day you throw out the Christmas tree. Or the day the relatives all finally go back up north. Or maybe the day your five-year-old comes to you with the pieces of the First shattered Christmas toy, - presidents. They display it subtly or directly, in what they, do, in the I1'aMWe they take of issues before the people. It is not, in the American tradition of free choice about religion, a qualifying testfor government office. Yet the element always has By MARY LIN Tlll'ON Herald Writer BRIEF / canfnrd. After Christmas Comes Depre ssion FLORI DA IN 1..~., " nn . \ ' \ \ . Oral Roberts Harald. running,'' said Thomas Hill, a department salesman who started the chase. Fellow employe Jack Carr joined in the pursuit. Rudolph Shoucair was across the street. He, too, starting running and screaming. By now, Ms. Vernell was also after the thieves while continuing her call for help. The chase went by a rooming house where about 30 residents were relaxing on the porch. One elderly man jumped up, shouting that the fleeing teenagers were the same persons who had robbed him earlier. He and others on the porch joined in the scenario. The robbers inadvertently ran upa dead end store street . Hill grabbed one by the feet "and the old man wrapped a chain around his neck. "They sat on him and I went and grabbed the other one," he added. When Doherty arrived, everyone was yelling for help, including the suspects. "They were cut off at the pass," said Doherty. "Everybody was glad to see me. "I couldn't believe it. There were about 30 citizens surrounding them. It was heart. warming to see the citizen response. Young, old, black, white, everybody in the neigh borhood joined in. in this case they overwhelmed them with numbers." Battle was charged with robbery and the juvenile was released to his parents. �0— AZ Evening Herald '' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl As with all freedoms, that of raising a child carries an equal burden of responsibility. Not all parents are equipped to handle that responsibility, nor are all Inclined to learn it. In such instances an alternative environment for the child is often requisite to his becoming a mature, healthy adult. \ 1h1:\(il \'l' S\\ H)lU). FI. ''.',; i I or II.99 ('I ' Friday, December 31, 1976-4A V:%VNF 1) flOVI.F:. PublIS'l(r N0101-\% H O.SliH IN. f:tlir JOSEPH I) V N HHC'K!j.:. . Ivcrtisi Hint' I )elivt'r% , %%t'k. ai Itnts; .\l''nth, $2.10: ii Mi'nths, $14.20, Year. $28 10 l3 \ltl In fl'rtda lfl1t' .s hnie dvh%ery All hur n.nI \tnh. 52 701 6 Months. $t fl, 1? Months. S"32.40 FBI Chief's Job Isn' t Political it 0 SI 0 b w n d. IT PI a L r President-elect Carter believes in the "general principle" that the heads of the FBI and CIA should change with administrations, but on this one we believe he is only half right. The Central Intelligence Agency is the president's eyes and ears for the world beyond our borders. By tradition and constitutional authority, any president holds enormous responsibilities in foreign affairs. He needs a CIA director in whom he has total confidence. Thus it makes as much sense for a new president to name his own man to head Central Intelligence as to head the State or Defense departments. Appropriately, CIA Director George Bush announced he plans to resign. The Federal Bureau of Investigation fulfills a quite different function, however, investigating federal crimes with jurisdiction inside U.S. borders. Since law enforcement ought to be blind to politics and highly professional, there is no compelling reason for FBI directors to be shifted with each new administration. Indeed, the Senate has twice passed a bill that would create 10-year, nonrenewable terms for FBI directors. One aim of that bill was to end the kind of entrenched, career-long directorate exemplified by J. Edgar Hoover, who stayed on for more than four decades. But an equally important aim was to insulate the FBI and its director against routine change with each new presidency. By giving him a term appointment, it would not have kept a new president from dismissing the FBI chief, but it did seek to provide some protection against White House political pressures. So FBI Director Clarence Kelley, even while he says he realizes "full well" that he can only continue serving at the president's pleasure, is wisely doing his bit to establish a non-political precedent by declaring he has no intention of resigning voluntarily with the change of administrations. If the president-elect is determined to make an immediate change, he can do so, but he will have to force the issue, and we hope he will ponder carefully whether the precedent he sets is worth it. Oil Price Hike The price of oil sold by the 13 member nations of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Is going up on Jan. 1. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates will put a 5 per cent increase into effect on that date, and maintain the price for a year. The other 11 OPEC members will increase their Drices 10 per cent on Jan. land another per cent on July 1—if the market will bear those increases. There Is some doubt about the market because Saudi Arabia, already the biggest oil producer, has unused production capacity which, If turned into the market, would tend to hold the price down for other producers. Even the smaller oil price increase will have a serious impact on the world economy, however. It will impede economic recovery, which is already faltering. We can be grateful to the conservative Saudis for their effort to hold the increase down. But the larger lesson Is that our own national economy remains dependent on decisions made by a few willful men who met in a tiny shiekhdom half a world away from New York and Washington. The hard fact is that we are more vulnerable to OPEC action today than we were three years ago at the time of the Arab oil boycott. The American people and their leaders have been unwilling to take the actions and make the sacrifices necessary to reduce our dependence on imports of foreign oil. We want to achieve energy independence but we want it to be painless. That impossible. Our economy has been hurting so much from inflation and depression during the last three years that perhaps we haven't been able to afford the steps necessary to achieve energy independence. But the time is at hand for ending government controls that keep prices artifically low on domestic oil and gas. There should be a plan to phase out these controls over a period of years so that the powerful forces of the free market can come Into play, ending waste, promoting conservation and encouraging new productlor of oil, gas and out vast undeveloped corl deposits. 5 is Around — .. I . VU "AND NOW - . it's time for the KUM QUA T . . r F17.17" The Clock B y '1ftiRYI.1N TII'TON The same is often true of people at child-care institutions. Good intentions do not necessarily indicate competency to carry out programs desired or required by children In their care. There must be a way - a way to care for degrees behind him. (Thank God we are not all required to have college degrees before becoming S parents . . . or should we be?) Each person must be placed In a situation which compels him to demonstrate whether he can "get results" working with children - without jeopardizing any progress that child may have made. Idealistic as this sounds, it can be done. Would. be staff members at child care institutions could be given an opportunity for work without pay, limited basis, before a determination is made to hire them. With some people a very brief volunteer period will be required before it becomes clear that they have suitable abilities to stir responses in children - with others it may take much longer. But it should be remembered - at all times that the time of childhood is a preparation for adult maturity. That preparation should be supplied with great forethought and care .- whether the children are at home with their parents or at home without their parents. IUM TIED It, WORLD IN BRIEF 45 Czech Miners 116 Missing After Blast PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP) Fortyfive miners were missing today after a gas explosion in a mine at Chlebovice in northern Moravia, the Czechoslovak news agency CTK reported. "A substantial number of miners" managed to escape to the surface after the blast Thursday night, the agency said. It said emergency teams were trying to locate and rescue the missing men. 4 'I' Prince Relishes Outdoors RAY CROMLEY 1977 Tells 1 Talks For .\ (AP) — Prince Charles, who returns to civilian life after New Year's, says he won't give up a life of advent ur e just because his days of military flying and seamanship are over. "I enjoy violent exercise of all sorts and relish an outdoor existence," the heir to the British throne said in a magazine interview released Thursday. LONDON Brown AX 0 Publication - S h o w s H e's S_ Flexible S.'. V). . WASHINGTON - With great good fortune I WASHINGTON - (NEA) - When Harold have located 1 977. It has been engaged in tranjr /. Brown is busy on a problem, a beautiful dancing sition activities with 1976 and, on discovery, : . girl could do a striptease in his office and he'd agreed to the following exclusive interview: -a never lift an eye, one old Pentagon friend. : Q. Sir, what have you learned so far about It's not that Brown has no eye for beauty. Wit. . ° ° your duties? . / ness his choice of a wife. But his powers t A. Well, my man. I've learned all the cliches, ( • concentration are enormous. And he's a bug for bromides, platitudes and hoary jingoisms. For work. / instance: We face perilous times. That's one categorization of President-elect Q. How can you say that? Carter's selection for secretary of Defense. A. Without fear of contradiction. The same friend adds that Brown, now Q. I see. You are pessimistic? president of the California Institute of 6 A. As we ring in a new year, I feel we are at Technology, can get so involved In the details of the crossroads of world history. So to speak. We a problem, and spend so many hours, or days, In 4. are standing either on the threshold of a new age, ' pursuing the intellectually intriguing minutiae '., . or the precipice of untold despair. r.__TE_ ' involved that itIsimpossible to get him down Q. I agree, It could go either way. o talking on practical, urgent matters at hand. Please! I'm the expert on empty talk. -, Another high-level civilian bureaucrat Q. Sorry. I was just trying to be helpful. concurs. "When he was secretary of the Air It's all right. I understand. You have a good Force, pressing problems of major importance attitude, my man, and we'll need that next year. would lie on his desk for days, while we all went Life is a veil of tears. crazy knowing we had deadlines to meet. Brown c) Q. How do you assess the universal attitude? -would be tied up attacking some minor but A. In discussing that I must separate In" p. < fascinating technical dilemma." dividual attitudes from lnstutional attitudes. The .-. This Isn't to say Brown spent all his time on T-' little people are gentle and kind and trustworthy. -' -' P f_• ., trivia, the bureaucrat adds hastily; Brown was It is government and corporations that worry .. ..-.-.- attracted y any theoretical or technical matteme. - and was truly ingenious in his attacks on Q. How so? array of perplexing scientific problems in Air A. The powers-that-be have their priorities JOHN CUNNIFF Force weaponry. The difficulty was he wasn 't asunder. It is time that leaders rejigger their much interested in anything else. computers. The world is faced with stern However, with all his pluses and minuses realities and hard questions. Do you understand? taken into account - including a certain Jobless F Q. Quite. Such as Big Oil? Uncertaintellectual arrogance and disdain for those A. Yes. The fuel crisis is a -good illustration, lacking technical know-how - Brown, I've NEW YORK (AP) - Next month, in 1977, we The days of cheap energy are over. Solutions too might be revised - next month. found, will be welcomed back at the Pentagon In finally will find what the monthly jobless rates must transcend partisan interests, Why should they be revised? In this day of part, but not entirely, it's because he went along were for 1976. Q. If not, sir, what Is our duck? electronic calculators is it possible that errors in with those programs, including the big weapoas ' Dead. Yes, the corrected, seasonally adjusted rates additions can be made? No, that's not the Issue that the uniformed military wanted. He was, forall those figuresthatinthepast year were the . Q. And what do you suggest? at all. The issue is that the announced figures then, at least a backer of the B-l. basis for so many headlines, so much concern, so A. Industry should forge an alliance with the never were counted at all. But Brown may have changed. Once known public weal. Together we must advance the many personal, business, political and govern. The fact that all these numbers are for. as a hardliner because of his support for liefty frontiers of science. Also we must do away with mental decisions. mulations rather than actual. counts Is very little bombing in the Vietnam war, Brown has of late the politics of waste. The welfare of human kind They might net have been correct, you know. appreciated. When the jobless rate ri2es or falls acquired a reputation for softness toward the it need not mean that more or fewer people are Russians. This, it Is must not be a political football, or we face the Little attention was brought to this possibility at understood, is prunarily without jobs. precipice o untold despair. the time, but the fact Is that those fractional ups because of the stands he has taken as a parInstead, a formula is applied to the raw count ticipant in the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks and downs that seemed so precisely accurate Q. You said that. A. So I did. My first error. Gad. One thing I might not have been. and there emerges from the 1.rocessaseasonally (SALT) with the Soviet Union, can't stand is redundancy: I'm in favor of adjusted figure. It may be larger or smaller than No matter; we made our decisions, and among My own sources (in this case hardliners) havJ the raw count, depending on the month involved, a different Interpretation of Brown's disarabolishing and doing away with it. them was the decision to change presidents. The figure we use, therefore, is one arrived at mament actions. Concerns over what Brown will Q. Do you see yourself as an advocate, then? Whatever decisions were made cannot be in the statistical laboratory rather than on the agree to in SALT worries men here who have A. Merely an observer. Events are shaped by recalled. But the numbers can, and they will be. unemployment line. You seldom hear about the worked with him in these talks. But the worry Li man. Oh, I have my opinions such as regards Each January, you see, the Bureau of Labor the arms race and the stockpiling of munitions in Statistics takes another look at the numbers and raw count; for popular usage it is all but not based on fear Brown is a dove. It's rather every corner of the globe. Weapons are not revises some of them. Last January, for in-. discarded. that they have found, curiously enough, that the The god of these adjustments Is to eliminate new defense secretary has been, in their playthings. stance, we lowered the 1975 jobless peak to 8.9 mind, routine, seasonal changes. The purpose Q. So what kind of commentary is this on us? per cent from 9.2 per cent. for so willing to go along with fuzzy agreements with doing, it is said, is to reveal the persistent, un- the Russians A. A sad commentary. The wars and rumThis may not seem to be very significant. Itis, agreements so loosely worded denying trend. mors of wars boggle the mind. You know of you might say, only three-tenths of i per cent. they leave the door open for the Russians to do, course that war Is merely an extension of politics But do you recall how much was made of even The total impact of this on the presidential about what they want. by other means. I'm afraid it's all some kind of a smaller changes when the monthly figures were election hasn't been calculated yet, and it That this worry Is not an Illusion has been probably cannot be. But there seems little doubt demonstrated this past disaster. being announced? year by Russian that the rising, seasonally adjusted jobless totals violations of what Washington understood to be Q. A potential disaster' Do you recall how, when unemployment just before the election swayed many voters, A. Exactly. And meanwhile, while we seal our juniped.threetenths of 1 per cent from June to the guts of the first SALT agreement. After Could it be that a president was one of those complaints were made by borders with bandoliers, we forget the true July, it was widely said to have damaged of State seasonally adjusted out of a job? We can never'Henry Kissmger's men, It was Secretary opportunities the world has to offer. found the problem President Ford's election chances? That figure know. lay, in the treaty's language. '., •."•'•' $ .'iys o NATION TO START LIFE IN COMFORT 1977's FIRST BABY WILL RECEIVE 3 BOXES NEWBORN IN BRIEF 40 Carter Seeking Ideas PAMPERS FROM On 'Keeping In Touch' PLAINS, Ga. (AP) President-elect Carter says he wants public suggestions on - how he can break free of the isolation of the presidency and keep in touch with ordinary citizens. Carter Press Secretary Jody Powell said the suggestions can be sent to "People," Box 2600, Washington, D.C., 20013. The President-elect planned a quiet New Year's weekend after meeting Thursday with former Maine Gov. Kenneth Curtis, who indicated he is Carter's choice to be the next chairman of the Democratic National Com- WINN—DIXIE 17-92 & S. R. 434 Longwood istand Sanford 25th and French Tobacco Use At Record High THE RULES legal parents having registered the bi,'th with the Seminole County Health Dept. verification of the baby's birth (hour, minute, date), legal parents names and address, sex, weight, and name of the baby. The infant, regardless of race, must have been born in a Seminole County Hospital or in Seminole County. In the event no infant is born in Seminole County as of closing date and time, the contest will be continued until a winner is declared. The winner will be announced Fri., Jan. 7, 1977. from - Free gift wrapping OPEN 7AM.6PM Tu W Th.. Sal. Fr. 10 AM.530 PM Closed Sundays WASHINGTON (AP) A dozen years after . Ph. RON'S PIZZA 540 Longwood Oviedo Rd. Winter Springs Of Shoesi . KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE 322.2581 (. A LARGE PIZZA The First Pair Commercial Printing & Lithography , 'I for the 1st Baby's family Celery City Printing Co. Inc. 221 Magnolia Sanford, Fla, Sanford Plaza 322-6982 .-.. For This Year's First Baby —HERE SINCE 1920- Elaine's Cards & Gifts - To The First Baby of 1977. will be printed to order for the proud parents by a famous surgeon general's report arned of the hazards of smoking, cigarette use is at an 208 E. FIRST ST. 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Undisclosed Ford tests have demonstrated that the big auto makers could have made safer automobiles by spending a few (Mlars more on each car. - clusions. Auto safety consultant Byron Block demost rated that a 1969 Ford Galaxy with a safety fuel cell located forward of the rear axle could take a collision of up to 63 mile5-per-hour. Some auto makers claim the fiery accidents represent only a small minority of all collisions and are not worth the cost of making fuel tank changes. Yet the victims of flaming crashes stiffer the most. Often they -are turned Into living In most American-made cars, the fuel tanks mummies, Irreparably scarred. are located behind the rear axle. In this exposedIn the long run, the auto makers are saving )sitiOfl, a high-speed rear-end collision CIfl little with this "cost-cutting." Confidential Ford ca use the tank to explode, t urning the car into a documents state that once the retooling and r edesigning is done, repositioning the tank would giant torch. cost only a few dollars more per car. Secret tests by Ford have shown that minor Ford actually has already safely relocated adjustments in the location of the fuel tank could fuel tanks In Its European-make Fiesta mode;, greatly reduce the fiery danger. In March; 1967, Ford quietly tested an English and proudly advertises they are "outside the Rover with the fuel tank above the rear axle, the zone of crash Impact." Federal standards require that all 1917 cars Rover was subjected to a 2$-mile-en-hour survive a 30-mile-per-hour rear-end crash. But collision with "no deformation, puncture or the new cars arl on the streets without having leakage of the fuel been government tested. In 1910, Ford repeated the test with fta FOOTNOTE: The car makers insist their new popular Mustang. relocating the tank over the cars will meet federal standards. But Ford axle. A 4,MGwW barrier, was slammed declined to tell us what changes are being made against the cIt at 30 mIles-per-hour, yet there In their cars to conform. Ford executives also was "no leakage from the fuel lank,. during rd,%W to share copies of their crash tests with Impact." us. General Motors insists that the fuel tank A third test confirmed the life-saving con- location is not the sole determining (actor In . STRIKING OUT: We recently told of the hitter feud between the Justice Dept.' 's criminal division head, Richard Thornburgh, and the chiefs of federal strike forces, which were set up as Independent organized crime fighters. Thornburgh felt the strike forces had become uncontrollable and were no longer effective. Therefore, he issued stricter investigative guidelines and brought some strike forces under the control of U.S. Attorneys. lie also appointed Kurt Muellenberg, A. veteran federal in vestigator, to run the strike forces. The strike force chiefs screamed that the guidelines would destroy their elite teams. Thornburgh, however, insisted' that he was not out to kill the program. But an internal memo from Muellenberg to heads of the strike forces seems to signal a victory for Thornburgh. In the memo, Muellenberg says he has concluded that the restrictive guidelines' "were appropriate (and) productive." Moreover, he said the strike forces must observe "a high degree of interaction" with the U.S. Attorneys. PAPOOSE PROBLEM: A hundred years ago, the U.S. military blazed new trails westward, driving Indians from their lands and destroying their culture, Today, an unpublished congressional report declares, state and local authorities continue to erode the proud Indian heritage by breaking up families. The report, based on a lengthy Investigation by the American Indian Policy Review Commission, states that social welfare officials disrupt' Indian society by removing children from their families and placing them in nonIndian foster homes. According to the report, even when a child's removal Is justified, social agencies make little effort to find Indian foster parents. One Indian witness somberly told the commission: "I can remember (the welfare worker I. corning and taking some of my cousins and friends. I didn't know why and I didn't question It. It was just done and it had always been done.. WASHINGTON WHIRL: President-elect Jimmy Carter plans to stress conservation by disassembling the presidential reviewing stand and storing It for future use. At the Inauguration at least 240 choice seats will be reserved for the disabled and elderly. The Independent Automotive Trade Councils report that insurance companies collected $ billion in car damage premiums from 1966 to 1975, but only paid out $51 billion for repairs The rest went for profits and administrative costs, including country club memberthips, limousines and expense accounts for insurance executives Alex J. Berry, Lake Mary Frances Ivey, New Smyrna I Beach lilitTilS Mr. and Mrs. Carlion (Beverly) Kahrley, a girl, Orange City WEATHER 0 WEATHER Mostly cloudy through tonight with a chance of thundershowers. Cooler tonight with lows In the lOs. Partly cloudy and cool Saturday. Highs in the upper SOs to low 60s. Winds northerly 15-20 m.p.h. 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Torrey, Deltona Margaret Davis, Lake Mar', Consucla C. I.owe, Lake Mar) parents 6 theatre tickets SEI%OL5 HWY I? V2 THE FIRST BABY OF 1977 WILL BRING ITS PARENTS OUR GIFT OF - . 1977's new citizen brings his [)ISCILtIt(il...,S Sat. Closed Sunday . DECEMBER 30 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Morris Gibbons Tiffany If. hunt Helen K. McClusky Andrew W. McQuatters - A 25°° Savings Account DEBASY OFFICE I0ELTONA OFFICE ISANF 00 0 OFFICE HOSPITAL NOTES I a.m. Fri. For Seminole's Newest Arrival in 1975. More than 90 per cent of the money - - FOR BABY'S FUTURE all-time high with tobacco sales up by a billion dollars over last year, the Agriculture Department says. The department said Thursday that people who smoke, chew or sniff tobacco spent nearly $16.6 billion for tobacco this year, compared with $15.6 billion went for cigarettes. His or Her Baby Book SUBMIT TO THE EVENING HERALD OFFICE by 10 a.m. Mon., Jan. 3, 1977 documented statement by the attending Physician, Seminole County Hospital or the 50 Birth Announcements mittee. in- WASHINGION BERRY'S WORLD Procedures for caring for children vary within institutions as they do within families, but the same demand is made ultimately: that a child become a functional adult, acting with love, empathy and compassion toward others and himself and furnished with knowledge which includes not only facts but the ability to reason for himself. Too many people become parents without full awareness of what will be required of them. They are certainly well-intentioned, but good intentions do not make good parents. 9 children who can not or should not be at home, for whatever reason, That way will have to include certain things that are not required of natural parents, like special training to supplement a natural talent for dealing with children; like special training in all the odds and ends of running a household for which specialists might otherwise be called (carpentry repairs, electric plug changes and plumbing de. plugging, for instance); special training in methods of deveIoPinjituaI awareness among children who have be e street wise and cynical far beyond their years. Whether any individual can acquire all these skills is doubtful. However, the properly selected group of individuals, each with some specific talent - and all with the ability to relate to children - can create a package which will fill the needs of these children. As with any group of people a child-care staff ought to be selected slowly, each person being given an opportunity to demonstrate his capabilities regardless of whether he happens to have a string of Friday, Dec. 31, 1976—.SA TOWNSQUARE,101 E. 25th ST. SAN FORD )32.5 �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Oviedo Too Close To Forest Bucks, Gobblers Went J To School This Season To. See Victoryn 62 -39 Loss By LOU ISSAPSIS Herald Correspondent past Lake Howell. hit with a technical foul for On offense Ocala went But the Wildcat's again For the first few minutes of unsportsman-like conduct, and looking for Raines and his slammed the door on the Lions the championship contest, the then thrown out of the game senior side-kick, Tyrone Young. offense and shut them out for The Oviedo Lions learned the Lions looked much the best. On entirely because of a flagrant When Raines wasn't burning the next 6:09. By the time the hard way Thursday night that offense Gary Bird and Bobby foul. the nets, Young was. Lions put In another point you have to play offensive Couch combined to hit for 10 of And still he was high point In all the pair of lanky producer, the Wildcats had basketball for 32 minutes e the Lion's 12 first period points, man with 20 markers. basketball players accounted rung up a 41-24 advantage. game. On defense they were forcing Against the Lions his conduct for every point the Wildcats put From that point on, it no longer Anything less can leave a the Wildcats into numerous wasn't much better. He got on the board, except for a jump became a question of "who," team in trouble. But if one mistakes, such as nine tur- another 'T' called on him, shot by Marvin Hall. but instead "how many?" forgets how to put the ball in the novers in the first eight minutes This one was for "the way he While Young and Raines were Raines finished the night as hoop for over six minutes twice of play. indicated his team wanted to tearing up the Lion's zone top scorer with 31 points. Young in the same contest, they can With 1:27 left to go in the call a timeout." But he kept defense in the second period, to tallied 11 and both were picked expect to be blown out of the initial stanza, the Lions were up aimself from being tossed out of the tune of 21 points, the to the all-tournament team, gym. 124 and threatening to run the game and his overall per- Wildcats were shutting Oviedo with Raines winning most formance was the difference. down completely at the other valuable player. And that is what happened away. That's when Ed Raines, the 6At the start of the second end of the floor. Couch topped the Lion's when the host team took on the From the time the clock scoring with 16, as Bird added Ocala Forest Wildcats in the 6 wing man of the Wildcats, period the Wildcats threw a tight man-to-man defense on showed 6:56 left In the second 12. Bishop Moore was able to finals of the Oviedo basketball took over, The night before Raines was Oviedo, especially Bird. session, till there was Just two win its first game of the season, tournament The . got stom ped seconds remaining before in- after dropping four straight, 62-39 Bisho Moore sto p termission. The lions failed to behind the scoring of Brian Lake Howell in the consn1tion score a single point. Merkarskl. The sharp shooting 78-65 g But they were still In the wing man banged home 29 Both teams advanced to thc game, and only trailed by the points to win the foul plagued finals, held at Seminole count of 27-16. game. Community College, by winning At the start of the third period In all, 63 personals were impressively Wednesday night. 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 31, 1976 Oviedo came within five points called, as the Hornets pulled The Lions took the measure of _____________________________ 29-24, when Couch banged In an away In the second half. They 111111111111111 offensive rebound. Bishop Moore and Ocala got led by a scant point, 33-32 at • __________________________ halftime, but outscored the Silver Hawks by four in the third period and by eight in the ) I - - - " r - _____ -. 1. 11 . . - - ______ -• - ' ______ - _ _____ ' -S _,$ _________ Hawks Jenkins (24), Meadows put pressure on Sta n Adams was high point man for the losing Hawks. He accounted for 21 points, while Kent Weaver added IS and Leon nkins hit for 11. Bird, Adams and Merkarskl also made the All-Tournament Team, selected by the news media. . 02; C uy 2 01 4; Sts 12L24; Young 121 R I I White O1fl;Huett1OO2. Goi ng 1 Oviedo • 4 12 Team fouls Forest 11, I 11-3 OYIIIIO IS. BISHOP MOORE: Saunders 0 22 2. Cleamon 3 21 I; Clark 1 1.1 9; Conroy 1 2.3 10; Schacht 1 2.4 1; Mekarski S 13.15 25; Really 1012; F'.s3!e 3 22 I; Setrwlskl 2 2.5 6. Totals. 26 2635 75. LAKE HOWELL: Carroll I 72 1; HpkI 2 49 5; Adams P 15 21. Onkins 4 3.3 11; Thompson 1 00 2; Weaver 5.12 II; Meadows 0 12 1. p II Il 21 24-75 Gators Sweep T-Bowl I ? . I r . I ':•, ... . 1 . . I—. Champs Gator Tourney ;> WINTER PARK (AP) JACKSONVILLE (AP) - the Big Sun Tournament over Stetson Is the 1976 Tangerine Fighting back from oper- Memphis State earlier this I i- . .Bowl basketball tournament atlons on both knees, Bob month." champion, winning a 71-70 over. Smyth learned that hard work Smyth, the 6-foot-8 senior, time squeaker over Western was the answer. And it paid off a. 4 Glasper, the6-foot junior IIIrd up for two Kentucky. for him and the Florida Gators college transfer, were sparA free throw by Buzzy in t he Gator Bowl Tournament kplugs for the Gators In their O'Connell with 34 seconds left in championship. impressivive victories over "The team victory was most Holy Cross and Jacksonville in the overtime period Thursday night gave Stetson the edge. Important," Smyth said after the. Gator Bowl event. . __ 4 7 I In an earlier, foul-marred Florida whipped previously unSo was super substitute Don Gould twists on tayup attempt consolation contest, host beaten Holy Cross 1014 Li t he Bostic, 6-foot.4 senior guard. lie ('ouch stretches on Fast break ' ___________________________________________ Rollins College beat Fordham title game Thursday night. was named to the all-tourna. 89-72.. "But it was great, too, to be ment team along with Smyth, The championship game named most valuable player in holy Cross's versatile Michael stood at 6444 at the end of the tournament," Vicens and Ronnie Perry and regulation time, the tie coming "lie deserved It," said Florl- Michigan State star Greg KelOf ' 6 . . on a free throw by Stetson's cia Coach John Lou. "1 thought ser, the tourney's high scorer . . l Curt Forrester with 16 seconds he also deserved to share it with with 53 points. CLEVELAND (All) showing on the dock. Richard Glasper when we won Jacksonville placeilnoplayers Forrest Greg Is a Lombardil Mel Daniels, a 6-1 center on the all-star team even man - hewn from tail Texas voted the tourney's most valuthough the Dolphins won. the oak, capable of emotion able player, scored 24 points to consolation game 65-63 on Don- ranging from tears to flights of PASADENA, Calif. (A?) cowitryareptaylng in the Rose Michigan, we'll be national which will be televised lead the Hatters. Daniels was nle Tyler's 23-fOOt jumper atthe . fearful range. . The national collegiate football Bowl." . champion, just Like Michigan nationally. 14-for-I5 from the free-throw game-ending buzzer. In the past two years, since championship is at stake John Robinsion, in his first can sa y it is the . national Michigan is making its first line. Forrester, the only other In the championship game, becoming the fourth head coach Saturday In the 63rd Rose Bowl year as Trojan coach, conceded champion If it wini" appearance since 1972, when it Hatter in double figures, had 11. CORAL GABLES (A?) the battle for rebounds under of the Cleveland Browns, Gregg game, head coaches of the that the "whole national A record Rce Bt.vl Stadium lost 13-12 to Stanford on a field The Western Kentucky Hill- - Using a 60-year-old putter, a the boards was so fierce that has agonized through a nineamptorishfp thing u sub- crowd I. compet ing teams cont en d, no of near ly 107,000 is ex. goa l by Rod Garcia in the final toppers were led by Mike 16-year-old Lake Charles, La., Lotz called it "World War II." game losing btring, a 3-Il matter what top-ranted Pitt- jective. But I can say if we beat peeled for the 2p.m. PST game, 12 seconds. Prince, who had 19 poInts, sophomore, shot a final round Smyth, who came back from . record and a much more fearfu$ sburgh does In the Sugar Bowl . . . . . James Johnson added 16 and . 71 to win the 13th Annual Or- his operations to lead Florida bout with cancer. against No. S Georgia. Bill &ilhlari had 10. ange B1 Internationa l junior scoring last year, topped all re- . 'fa agony Is behind him ~ Whether it works out that way Stetson Is now 6-6; Western golf to urnament; bounders agalmt Holy Cross now. in the final poll remains, to be Kentucky Willie had a 287 total for with 16, scored 15 points and The bone cancer In his leg is seen. But indication.s are the . In the consolation, Rollins the 72-hole tournament. . played strong defense. He beaten, his team has return ed Rose Bowl matchup between NEW ORLEANS (AP) - A Dooley remembem meets none other than fifth- forward Gary Parsons tallied "I played real good on the didn't commit ' & personal foul to respectability with a 94 second-ranked Michigan, 10-1, scrawny freshman named Tony Last season, Pitt again ranked Georgia's Southeastern eight fast points In opening front nine," he said, "with a 33, although 29 were whistled. record and, Thursday, Forrest . and third-ranked. Southern Dorsett made his debut for the traveled to Athens for another Conference champs in the minutes of the second half to and that Included birdies on No. against Florida and 27 against Gregg w as named by The California, 10-1, could be a University of PIttsburgh In opener, Dorsett rushed for 104 Sugar Bowl ABC-TV, 12:30 move the . Tars into a coin- 6 and No. 9, and I really felt Holy Cross and four players Associated Press as the 1976 ; 141 classic.. . . Athen-s, Ga., three years ago yards and . Pitt won 19-9 to p.m., EST Inside the New manding lead they never lost, good." . fouled out. National Football League and Georgia Coach And if Pittsburgh happens to Dooley was looking fo Vince Inaugurate Its best season in 12 Orleans Superdome. It'i Paz-sons ended wIth 25 poInts, Richard Barger,.l7, of Louis" They beat us up on the Coach of The Year. rward to years. Major's swan song, too; next leading all scorers. Bob KIus- vile, Ky., took second place boards," said Holy Cross oath lose to the Bulldogs The former all-pro offensive or even having .his Bulldogs eat the "Our defense was cm th e field year, he'll be coaching at the man added IS and Tim Maho- after a 290 tie with Regan G eo rge Blaney, whose team is tie or win by a nar ro w mar li neman, who played for the gin rookie's lunch. too long," says Dooley."Au'o( University of Tennessee. -the. winner of the Wolverinesney tossed In 15 to bolster Par- O'Rourke, 18, of Potomac, Md., now 8-1. "We've played teams legendary Vince Lombard at I as smiling in- sudden, Dorsett broke two long Georgia has do - e better than ions' play. was decided by a one hole sod- . with better personnel, but Flor- Green Bay and for Tom Landry Trojans in asadena could verytussle well determine the side when I heard Pitt was runs and that was the dif- most in keeping Dorsett's Foidham had three players In den-death playoff. Barger bird- : Ida had as good ateam effort as at Dallas, found himself starting a freshman," Dooley ference In the game." statistics below astronomical. double-figures: Kevin Fallon led, putting O'Rourke in third I've seen in five years." N % mythical national title. choking back tears and recalls, Slop Dorsett! Dorsett ha't Enroute to an NCA.A career with 19, Stan Frankoskl 18 and place. . lorldatooktheleadrorgood emotion, unsuccessfully, to "It's not just another bowl'Dorsett broke in with a 101-. Mopped running slncehls debut rushing record of 6,O yards - Tom Kavanagh 12. CuLts Benedict, of William- at 10-8 after 34 minutes, led at keep his voice calm when In; :: game," said Michigan Coach yard performance, underdog and his flashing feet have Including 1,948 this season for Fordham players were called Mown, Mass., was fourth with a halftime 58-43 and pulled away formed of his selection. ,0;- Bo Schembechler. "I think the Pitt tied Georgia 7-7 and the brought No. I-ranied Pitt another mark Dorsett for 43 foit" a tournament final round 69 and a 291 toW. again after Holy Cross battled ,'I'M. sort Of at a 10" to ':national championship is in the Pantrs' sensational four-year within one game of college averaged 141.5 yards a game, record. Rollins made good on 39 Tied one stroke behind were into contention at 74-M with 9:25 words," Gregg said, his voice a . . . rags-to-riches rebuilding football's national chain- but only 1L5 in two meetings of their 51 shots from the line. Gary Brown, South Africa; Da- left. . quiet rumble with the twang of He said he told his players if program had begun under ptonship. with the Bulldogs. The victory was Rollins' see- vid Farina, Hingham, Mast; "Our kids hung in there, but his native Texas. "I appreciate ~1_. He - w1ads up the greatest 1. " Pittsburgh beats Georgia, "It Coach Johnny Majors. Dooley hopes Dorsett, now a ond.this season over a Division I-' John Hamarik, Youngstown, we were behind too far to Catch the honor, especially con-"doesn't make any difference. "There was no question he ground-gaining career In solid 192-pounder, doesn't run opponent and gave the Tars a7. Ohio; and Jeffrey Smith, Oska- a team as good as Florida," sideririg the men I was cornThe t wo best teams in the was going to be a' fine back." hitory Saturday as 11-0 Pitt ilI Satury, da tither. 2 record. Fordharn is flOW . looa, IOw.l. liLu:ey 'ltld. pcting with to get it." 11 Gregg Coach Bowl Coaches Feel National Title.At Stake'' Rose D àrs ett: Georgia Revisited :: 7 60-Year-Old Putter Wins , . 7- - Dave Cornett right works against a Curley player it 4 in Thursday's 3-I soccer loss to the Miami. Winter Park lost to North Miami, 3-0, in the other game which wrapped up -'i'$-'- the Seminole In-'T vitatlonal, a two-day t,.CJ event in Sanford. .,I '1, t '' . .~ .-: ,. i . -" II— 1 . . : -. 1.5 -. , . ' i 11 4 '.. 7 '%kir!I- - - -I ~f .- l : .as protection against infection and disease. George Markos, Oscar Roberts and Joe Carmichael, all Sanford -. residents, weighed in specks up to I-po un d, 11-o un ce3 th is last r... - .. . . week. Roger Thacker home for the holidays from Bethel ,, - ''''&' '"'" University, Oklahoma, f ish in g with Dick Stearns an d Bill Von ': "'.. . 0. Schriltz boated 13 bass up to five-pounds in lake Monroe. All bass = -were caught on Rabble Rouser and Ransacker lures. Lemon Bluff ". -.5camp re ports Al Meyer with nine shad, fo ur of which were roe. I'hi! Thompklns of Sanford with five shad and Mr. Legge from ' Oklahoma fishing with Ben Grunlah boating four bass up to seven ' pounder on live shiners. -: , O.V. Bonifay fishing from his houseboat landed a 24 pound r ..4 1. ' catf ish in Monroe Harbour Marina. He says he does this quiter'"r-,,-'4 often. * .f. , ~*._';', '-Ak;*,*71-;-~~*_-. Cedar Creek fish camp reports trout havebeen good in the ..A 'a-deeper salt water holes where they tend to congregate In the cool ? weather, best bet is the second day of a cool snap. Reds have been slow with fair action in the deeper holes. Mirrolures and Touts have gotten best results on the trout and reds. One report of excellent blue fishing on spoons in the late Ri evening with consistent catches on fingerling mullet in Ponce Inlet. Shrimping in the creek and Indian and Halifax rivers has been poor mainly due to bad weather conditions and dredging in the river. Don't forget the Big Shad Derby, starting Jan. 9. By The Associated Press Walton's Injurycould be the t Editi) Note; Outdoors contributors may contact [jerky Huffman at 32l-0854.j first of any consequence for him Rick Barry has snapped out this season. Troubled by inof his scoring slump, but Bill Juries his first two seasons, the 6-foot-1I center has enjoying a Walton is hurting again. Barry, hampered by a cold standout season, playing In all and flu in recent games, scored 35 games for the Pacific I " H' Rn 37 points in powering the Division leaders. IS II 10 40 113.137 Pro Peppedine 93. St. Xavier 60 THIRD - 1 FaShing (2). 2 Smythi Division TOURNAMENTS Bobets Big Mac (5); 3. Jolly Hal Golden State Warriors to a 124"1 don't know what hapWorld Hociey Association St Lou Is 11 5 35 101 131 VMI 69, Oklahoma City 55 (8); 1 Yellow Magic . 106 National Basketball pened," Walton said while . Eatt,rn Diviijon Chgo 1220 S 29 116 135 Brigham Young 1$. California o Engraver (10; 6. hI Fire (6). 7. W I T PIs GF GA Cob Association triumph over the limping in the Portland 922 S 23 99 130 St. JOsePh's, Pa. 69 Baylor 67 Bolts (4); I. Miss Grover (12). 11 Quebec 72 IS I 15 16$ 137 Vancvr 1026 3 73 103 155 OhiO 9), Tulane 67 Chicago Bulls Thursday night. dressing room after only 3'2 F OURTH Camille's A (10). 2. indy 1$ II 2 35 112 121 Mn,, Missouri 69. Kansas 65 7 20 9 23 101 152 Franconia (5); 3. Dawllsis Dasher, Meantime, Walton injured his minutes of action. "All! know is C ,nci 1716 7 3.5 156 13(3 WALES CONFERENCE Kansas St 62. Colorado $5 Imp (12). 4 AbIl Felix (6); S. N Eng 16 16 1 36 129 136 right knee In the first pe riod I hurt my leg pretty ba d." NorrIs Division Nebraska 66. Oklahoma $6 Mineola Mr. A (52); 6 Rip's Beaver Minn 16 17 4 34 115 III Mont However, Portland trainer 27 5 6 60 179 36 Oklahoma. St $6. Iowa St 50 after missing a layup and was (I). 1 Cheryl's Pct (4); S. Tricky firm 1326 I 27 131 157 PillS 1516 6 36 116 177 N Carolina Charlotte ioi. New Rick (6). sidelined the remainder of the Ron Culp said, "The doctor is Western Division LA 12 16 10 31 120172 Hampshire 68 FIFTH - I 0 G.s Cricket (12).2. 73 I) 7 15 133 116 Diego - .1 game as the Milwaukee Bucks pretty confident that it's Dirt 10 22 4 21 95 131 Davidson 70, Brown 61 Lady Nehi (5) 3. Super Dittle (5). 4 I. Houston 16 14 4 10 126 II) Wash 10 22 1 24 9511$ dumped Walton's Portland nothing more than a bruised Evansville 69, Central Michigan Surfire Zing (6); 5. Montague W'nripg II IS I 37 l54 177 Adams Division Loyla 71, Air Force $5 Boomer IS 2); 6 Beauctiarnp (10). kneecap." Trail Blazers 127-107. I!dmntn 16 70 I 33 99 177 • Butt 21 5 3 51 133 62 N Carolina 75, Weber St S4 7 Champgne Lady (6); S Dl flue Calqry In a first-tLqle matchup of Walton was sent to the II 17 2 30 100 101 Bstn 73 II 3 49 146 Ill Oregon $9, St Louis 35 Day (') Into II 20 2 30 120 156 rival brother coaches in NBA hospital for x-rays after the I? IS 6 10 112 126 Oral Roberts 71. Oregon State 68 SIXTH - 1. Brasilia (12); 7 Thursday's Results Cleve 1120 7 29 110 113 Texas A&M 59, Bowling Green SI Proud Hiawatha 18; 3. J. & history, Larry Brown's Denver game. $ P4S'. FOland 6. C'nc:nn3tf I Thursday's Results Florida lOt, Holy Cross #3 F IS) ; 4 Montague My s tic Junior Bridgeman scored 24 '.' r.nesota Nuggets routed the Herb 1. Birmingham 2 Minnesota S. Montreal S. t ie Jacksonville as. Michigan St 63 (6); S Norwegian Prince, Imp (1), t Union to. Houston I points and combined with Brian Brown's Detroit Pistons 123..106 Phhla(j.lphia 2. Los Angeles 0 Purdue 70, Manhattan 60 6 R & T's Chandler (6); 7 MIneola r,n :..!on Georgetown, 0 Cr 64, Penn Cleveland defeated Seattle lWinters in a third period spurt Petite (10). I. My Name's Scott (S San Diego 1, Wnng I Sylvania 61 2). 100 and Indiana beat New that pulled Milwaukee away National Hockey League Pro Basketball SEVENTH - 1. Politician A (1), Dakota St. 74, S Dakota Sprgtld 77 Orleans 104-97 in other league from Portland, which also New Mexico 67, Southern Cal 75 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE 2 Seville (5). 3. Night Season (6); 4 National Fsask.lbeII Association Patrick Division Iowa 103, Pittsburgh SO games Brenda Knowles (tO; 5 K's A'straea played without injured regulars EASTiRN CONFERENCi Mankato St IS. N Dak ot a 61 W I T Pt OF GA (17); 6. Alert's Ronnie (6); 7. Yellow Maurice Lucas and Dave Barry, who scored 14 points Phil Georgia Southern 78, E Tennesse Allantl Division 72 1 $ 52 13$ 95 Shamrock ($2); S Dana's Boy (1) the second quarter, didn't do as Twardzik. lIly il W I Pct. GB 75 6 S 19 12$ 11 ' EIGHTH - 1. Mineola U.S A. ¶1 I) 7 11 t72 I I) Philphia Nuggets 123, Pistons 106 IS II Mirysesota 81. Cornell 5.i 563 well with his fists as the (121. 2 Marigold oak (1); 3 Thelo Boston Il 15 $31 1 Montana 54. Boston Col '3 (10. 1 H D's Writer (5). s HA's Denver's David Thompson warriors snapped a three-game NY KnkS 17 IS .S31 I New Orleans ", Tennessre Tech Holiday (6). 6 HA's Robin 7 Notice losing streak. The Bulls' Cliff scored 13 points and had two Buffalo 4 20 75 412 5 Jack's Pistol (5-2); 5. Hot's Charlie Ply Nets Arizona St 99. Hawaii 1i 12 20 375 6 Poindexter decked Barry after assists during a decisive 23-6 (6) Central DIviilon SI John's56, Illinois $2 NINTH - I Commentator (4). 2, F IC TI T IOU SN AM C the two engaged in a four- spurt in the second half which Houston 19 1) William and Mary 68. temple 65 633 BotIe Bill (6), 3. Count Axe (10). 4 thquarter shoving match under put Detroit behind 106-88. Cleve 20 I) 406 'i Virginia Tech 6.5, Virginia 60 . Notice is hereby given that we are Tally Vic IS), S. Dan Scott S Anton the basket Barr)' was unhurt. Thompson finsihed with 29 II 16 Richmond 579 3 in 58, Virginia Corn engaged business at 212 O'Brien (ok Island Rock (6). 7. Kllppe r N Orins IS Il 514 31 , monwealth 55 Y,i, " 1171. 5. Ambtjsl, (5). points. Bob Lanier, who Is Rd., Fern Park 31730, Seminole Washlon IS 11 469 Boston U 19. Delaware TI 5 Cou nty, Florida, under the lictitiout TENTH - I. Win Hana (6). 2 claiming he may pull a Dave 12 25 .324 10' Cincinnati 52. Indiana 13 Alerts Season($.2)3, Baby Boy 16): name of LORAL SPECIALTIES, Atlanta Cow- ens and prematurely' WESTERN CONFERENCE IS Carolina 71. Georgia 73, 01 and that we intend to register said 4 Tee's Tango (5); 5. City Lifts (10, u Midwest D iv i si on Stetson 71 Western Kentucky 70, retire, name with the Clerk of the Circuit scored 27 points for 6 Instant Time (5). 7 SOuthern Denver 0 OT 21 897 S Court, Seminole County. Florida 'n Comfort (I). S. Papagroucpi (12). Detroit. Detroit 20 15 511 4 Rollins 59, Fordflam 72 Accordance *ith the provisions of Pacers 104, Jan91 LI C Kan City 44.1 5' 16 20 Army $0. Yale 19 ' h e Fictitious Name Statute's, 0 .'t Section 665 09 Florida Statutes Indiana Billy Knight scored 29 points 16 70 444 11 i Florida St 76. Vermont 61 Chicago II IS John Carroll tO. OeP,,w 319 1 iO 19Sf and reserve Danny Rounduield MIwkee 9 26 257 IS 5 Alan L Robinson added 22 for Indiana. RoundPacific Division Lorraine Robinson . • field's two str aight bas kets Dog 13 12 657 acing Publish Dec 31. 1976. Jan 7, II. 21, Po rt land MIAMI BEACH lAP) Los Ang 21 I) 615 started the Pacers on a 12-2 I,,, The Mianu Beach Boxing Corn- fourth Goldn St Ia IS 516 DEC 131 -q uarter tear that chinSANFORD +ORLANDO Seattle II 19 486 6 mission has revoked its suspen- ched the THURSDAY NIGHT victory. Pete II lb Phoenix 167 6'i FIRST - I China Light Ill 3 51,) sion of veteran IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Thursday's Results fight promoter Maravich led New Orleans with 340. 300 2 Mineola Maggie EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Chris Dundee - but maybe for . Cleveland 105. Seattle 100 110. ) tO, 3 Cole Black 71 510 0 s points. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE only a week Indiana 104, New Orleans 91 r ii lt 50 31 SI COUNTY, FLORIDA Milwaukee 121. Portland 101 SECOND . 'lie's free to hold fights Cavaliers 105, SuperSonics 100 I Taylor's First CASE NO 76 7315 CA 09 B (4) Denver 123, Detroit 106 Seattle's Fred Brown poured MIAMI 1150. 610. ( AP) Ohio 300. State's 7 Hydro Scott 171 flow," F EDERAL NATIONAL MOW Golden State 121 Chicago 06 140 7 $t, 3 super Bet. )4 said W. Bill Glick, corn- in 42 points and at one point in IGAGE ASSOCIATION, a car Woody Bayes says he's got a tni.ssion executive (4 7) 7330. P (171 11310. DD It 4) c,raton organized and existing director, the fourth quarter had hit on 18 "great defensive line," but Cot- Thursda) t 30 20 . 3146 jA under the lawS of the Unit ed 5 tjte, orados Bill Mallory fig ures ,A lai Jai-A THIRD -I. Drit's Baron);) 20 60. But Commissioner Nat Po- of 22 shots. He finished with 19 PlantII, of 25, but Cleveland won with 100 1697, 2 Keep A Cr,uggin vs he's going to find way through L'imkin said the board was 300, 2 10, 3 Saga (1) 3.20. Q 1231 ORLANDO SEMINOLE SADIE SUMPTEII WILLIAMS. at pre- balance as seven players finit In Saturday night's Orange paring to 23 60, P 12 31126 )0 , 1 (734) 30410. THURSDAY NIGHT suspend Dundee again Ished in double fig al ures. Bowl game, even if it means at meeting 31 II FIRST - I Domingo Sanchez ( 6) a next weçk, and to Dc tendan Vs Campy Russell was high for FOURTH - I RaIi,je Boy (5) 20 0, 310, $50. 2 Cacho Yza i calling on Ralphi e , NOTICE OF ACTION make it stick by having Dundee the Cavaliers with 17 points. 720. 150 3 Ica Miguel 171 110, Q 1910, 1260 1 20. 2 Otto Ma ker 111 TO ALL PAW TIES HAVING OR "if our fullback doesn't (flake present to respond to the 6 1) 12 Q. P (6 1) $SO 50 500. 1 20 3 Sure Score UI 750. Q CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, "We being out the best in evyardage, we may substitute our charges. II 5) 3610. P 511 115.50 1' (547) SECOND - I Ursa Beitia TITLE OR IN (EREST IN THE erybody," said Seattle Coach 712 10. 1370 19 00 .5 50.5 20 . 2 Oguza Miguel II) buffalo, R.alphie," Mallory said PROPERTY HEREIN On Nov. 25. Dundee was not Bill R usse FIFTH - I D Venture (2 ) 7 00. 650. 1 50. 3 Echano Coldo 1 3 1 460. ll DESCRIBED Th ursday. i given a chance' to answer 0 1 II 5020 P II 1)11670. DD (6 4) 110, 3 20 . 2 Wyclitf Dolly (H 4 10, 100, 3 Gin hat II) 1 00 . Q 1121 159 10 ''Raiphie's pregnant right charges before' the Comniission _-.SAME SUMPTER WILLIAMS, THIRD - I Negui CoIdo (2) 1120. 19 80. P (2115310. 1(2) II 339 SO. formerly known as SADIE M now," added Mallory of the fined hun $500 and forbid him to 700. 1 20. 7 Domingo Miguel CII 11 LORI SUMPTER. a married woman, stage further fights, lie was SIXTH - I Joe MiSchlet (61 620.,school's female bison mascot, 660. 300 3 Echano AIbecd, ill whose fe'sdence is Unknown 300. 260. 2 Ji'alher Scott 151 260. 100. O(l)) o P (21) $.4 but I don't think that wo uld accuse'il. ot 'consistent m My OCt13 II) 3 Q, Q FOURTH - I Aldana Eior'a 131 240 a) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an slow her down that much." matches and violations of mos t ~, 960, S20. 3 10 , 2 Jose Aguirre (2) 750. P ( 6 5) IS 90. T (651 ) 2100, action t lorecloje a mor tgage on SUNStNES _______,) of the rules and regulations of 910,360.3 Pat*ilarr,S) 3,Q Colorado also has tailback the following property in Semino le _______ SEVENTH - I Rumored III 10. 123) 4300. P ()21 11110. DD (2 31 County. Florlaa Tony Reed, who gained 1,210 our code," 460, 300. CS) 2 Faded Lace III 500. Dundee's suspension follow ed Lot V. GRANADA SOUTH. ac yards this season and drew FIFTH - I Alava Juan (7) 900. 250. 3 M's Curb. 260, Q 11 II cording to the Plat ther eo f as comp laints about a Nov. 60r. 600. 300. 2 MnoIo Ramon III 5 CO. 1170. P 151176 30. T (54 5) 4,51 praise from M al lory as "an Arrecorded in P14' (lock IS, Page IX, match in heavyweight 320. 3 Fermin Sanchez (3) 310. Q 31 3.1 Public Records of Seminole County, chic Griffin-type football play- Tom Praterwhich won over Mongol EIGHTH - I Stay Cool III 650. (2 4) 26 10. P (2 4) 12) 90 Florida i'r - I Larri JaWs 12) 5.10, 340. 3 CO. 2 jolal Scott (6) SIXTH so. Together with the following Ortiz b a third-round technical 250. 2 Jose Elorza 181 1 10. 640. 3 Jims Cap (3) 660. Q 1651 equipment Griffin, who twice won the knockout, 320 1 Arlo Soto (S) 350. 0 17 5) 45 40 P (5.6) 91 60, 1 154131 .1 Whirlpool Range. Model RWE Ileisman Trophy in his career 21 00. 3116 3080. P 12$i 11640 "People started walking out 300A NINTH -1 RI Toughy (7) 2*10. SEVENTH - I Domingo Arnâ at Ohio State, sat at the speak- after the first round," PltamI F asco Hood. M,xJei 766 I)) II 10. S 20. 3 60. 2 Larri Miguel 7200. 1460. 7 Ms Sim Sam (S) 2 El,'ctri Heal Heaters, Model 21 er's table Thursday asMallory kin said after the suspension. II W. 650. 3 Curley Sell III 320. 0 171 610, 140, 3 Ica Quiola (II 400. FR Ill , ' ' ': ' a ck B But Hot AR,RPA Afflj l W a to n N in ' Legal Hatters _,~% '.- . ' llykowski (42) shoots from side . r .. -4 , 12 20 1714-43 Team fouls: Lake Howtll 30. Bishop Moore 31. Fouled out: Conroy, Fussie, S4theIsi. Carroll, Weaver I M. I,. 21; I \ '1 II DF.i.AND, I i.OR1D.k A1TIQI'Essliows.tLE 1J?aJ9 I -, r34:1 - DELAND ARMORY iftIl) 51. '51) 1(1151 .5 l 'I, 5 . 1114:. II II 0 11 9. S i .. Ii -. - ' i 40 I)sALELS SlIOWINti - ' : ALL 71. 1, • Jaau*07t, Acwi4,U', .',iTn 1115 'O D ' ' '. J 1,\ I 2. ii17' I . . t . EXHIBiTS FOR SALF, 56.ii..' ONLY 5t 75 ___ ieelle" Totals: 20 25.17 65. BiffiopMoore Lake Howell Vi A.1A. - -_ -_f7f -_.~~t-~--%X~ ~ v. , .~ _. I%I :-- ---74-_ 1~~ i.-___,1 , _ Jv~ CORNETT TO RESCUE '-~ , ~ . 7 ~ - .- _7% I - I ff --7 -t_1- I ti Hockey OVIEDO: Noble 0 0.0 0; Bell I 0,0 -• - SCOREBOARD a __________________________ - 4 OCALA FOREST: LavenoodI0 : . ... (Herald Photo's by Toni VIncent) ~ a'.ulior s note: Hersey hlulfman, known to friends and fellow sportsmen as Ilerky, has hunted and fished in Florida for 30 years primarily In the Central Florida area, He has hunted and Fished most of th e sou th ern and sou th west states as well as Utah, Wyoming and Idaho. Herky has also had the opportunity to hunt and fish in the Bahamas, Alaska, Guatemala, Belize and Honduras. Local hunting reports are diminishing as bucks and gobblers have gone to school during the latter Dart of the cencnn Cn Mcintosh of Sanford was given a new turkey call for Christmas by hi.s (laughter, Martha, and bagged a 13-pound gobbler the same day. Eddie Colbert brought In a nice eight-poin t buck, Chet Knox 1' h un t in g out of the same camp ba gged an eight- point buck and a wild hog. Gordo n Butcher h unt in g the Summerljn pa stur e had an excellent season bagging several nice bucks and turkeys. Nathan VanMeter of Casselberry came in with a wild hog hunting In the public area east of Osteen. With hunting season fast approaching its concl usion it's time to oil the reels, clean out the boat, shape up the tackle box and get ready for what could be an excellent fishing season. Rainfall has kept rivers and lakes in top shape and with additional rain spaced at the right intervals the water should maintain a good level, Speckled pe rch have been st rong on any given day and s po tty on others. Best results have been to move around with a Jig or Beetle Spin or drift with minnows until you can locate a few, fish the area, then move again as the action slows. Specks should pick up this next moon and be in f ull swing as the spawn continues to its peak. If the weather takes a turn for the better, the sow bass will be roaming looking for a plare to start their spawn. Look for sand bars in coves and little out-of-the-way spots, then work them with a worm or your favorite surface lure. If the water level holds, we should have an exceptionally good season on big bass. Remember unless you want a trophy to hang on the wall it's to everyone's benefit to turn loose the female bass if she Is not injured. If the fish has been hooked deeply or has injured her gills, 40 you may as well keep her for the frying pan. Don't handle fish intended to be released, This will disturb the membrane that acts I SPORTS . f"ri 1-1W Friday, Dec. 31, 116-7A R D nd e e e r' s e Revoked B uffaloes . Seek Key P§e 1 t117' N O w' SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB THE FINEST IN GREYHOUND RACING RAIN OR SHINE Post Time 8:00 P.M. Doors Open At 6:30 P.M. V s Bucks ' ' (Closed Sunday) MATINEES Monday • Wednesday • Saturday Post Time 1:45 P.M. Doors Open at 12:30 P,M. THURSDAY LADIES' NIGHT - NEW THIS SEASON GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY COMPLETELY ENCLOSED GRANDSTAND * PLENTY OF FREE PARKING * SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB Just off U.S. 17-92 on Dog Track Rd. in Longwood 831-1600 COMMISSION sh ow ed 59020. (7 5) end 1231 I 347 50 ed some of Reed's long, side. lated rules by arranging fights 1100 TENTH - I Topper Go (3) 000. stepping runs. EIGHTH I Maruri Juan Ill 1 Century Hot Water Heater, involving boxers who had been 1740, $20. 320. 2 Mariulo Arca (5) 160. 250 2 Is Pretty Boy III 500, Model SRTS I1DV OFREE 200, 3 Waylarei (1) 260. Cl (3 4) knocked out less than 60 days 320. 3 Alava Larrea II) S.60. has been IlIad against ,ou and yOu Fullback Jim Kelleher added IS 70. P I) 41 3(3 90; T I) 4 1) 03.70, earlier are required to tar e a copy ot your Q U1 MOO. P (1 SI 211 20 615 yards and scored 15 touch31 03 writtOl defenses. if any, to it on Dun under contract to ELEVENTH - I Red Heels downs and Buffalo quarterback TH. HULSEY. SCHWALBE stage fights in Miami Beach College 640.1 50. 350. 1 Ed Rohan (5) 21 40. Jeff Knapple completed I'41C1-4OLS. plainlills attorney. 540, 3 Lord Brian (2) 700. 0 1151 136 passes for 904 yards and through September 1977. - whose address is 500 Barnett Bank n__I I II ,...,,... - I IS St '' flYOY, Building, JaCkionville, Florida DCIS eroaii three touchdowns, ;.OSI 40. 31 7l 32202. on or before he 13th day of TWELFTH - Manatee Danny SOUTH January. 1911, and tIC the original "Our offe.'ose is not a Fancy 3*97. 1 50, 2 5). 7 Windy Elliott (S) With the Clerk of this Court either Alcorn 119, Dillard II? 540. 100. offense, but has good variety to 3 Douglass Parter 17) before s.ervic,On plaintiffs attorney Duke I?, Rice 11 100. 0 IS 61 1700. P IS S) 74 40.;. T it," said Mallory, whose Bufor immediately thereafter. Kentucky 102. Notre Dam. 15 Otherwise a default will be entered Marshall 5.1, Appalachian 517901 (a 57)231 50. 3905 falpes, 83, shared the Big Eight against you for the relief demanded TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Mississippi ii, Mss;ssippi 15 title with Oklahoma and in the complaint or petition FIRST - I. Sully (S). 2 Jim J41C N Carolina St 92, E Carolina 69 Oklahoma State and are ranked (S). 3 WITNESS MV HAND and the seal Tennessee $t IS. LeMoyne Owen Paper Lace (12), 4 Fonda Of thiS Court on December 51h, 1976 66 Pixie AS 2). 5 Vinegar Bill (6), 6 H 12th nationally. (Court Seal I Washington St 5.4, SW Louisiana SI P (10). 7 K'5 Avalanche (4). 5. hi)1 Jangles (I) Arthur H Reckwith, Jr Hayes said his 11th ranked SOUTHWEST CI.rpi of tr. Circuit Court Arizona II?, Southern Methodist SECOND - I. Teller Ii). 7 Early Buckeyes, 8-2-1, Big Ten co. 15 Star (6), 3 Cousin Scotty (12). 4, by Mary N Darden Deputy Clerk Memphis St 69. Arkansas 63 Tally 8.ssle ill; S Dahlia Ruth IS), champions with Michigan, "has 6 Little Wi5tStxnj (57), 7 Blow On been featured pretty strongly Publish Dec.'10, 11. 74, 31. 1974 Tultâ 52, WIS Milwauliee 71 DEG 39 By 181; 1 Mineola Miss May 1101 by our defensive unit." FAR WEST , * DINE IN COMFORT INCUR CLUBHOUSE (Reservations Please: 831-1600) -. ARRIVE ALIVE __________________ 10 EXCITING TRIFECTAS Sorry - No One Under 1$ Admitted __ '..;#00111111111t --.-_________________________ ______ I _____ . . 1 .4 ",t. !l ' HELMET WITH PURCHASE Psaa-. 'J '.IcLt I' AND THIS AD. JI I' MR5O '358 200T '628 CL360 '828 400F '1084.00 I L BUY NOWI FIRST PAYMENT MARCH 1977,36 MONTHS, APR. 514.55 "75's FREE 8 MONTHS WARRANTY" HONDA. OF ORLN! ' 'SERVING CENTRAL I �1 BA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 31, 1976 14, tR ; sN`'§ _~ Adventist 4. , 0 lf-an Tarr Associate posters . I Pastor .. C vollpeeIll %CP,..i OMMUNITY Shin W0tiAø 9 I e :. Aori :cH Carrier, 711111 a %* A A 000 Th U A t'i Ati/\ii I U UUUU THE 2511 Elliott ____ oF '\j * * Pastor Sunday so , Ch urch... I ON! 0 UR NAT I , .. :: .'-: :: : ...................................... Assembly Of God ; - Christian I _§ . , *,NK kt""I Worship ~%.N a v"i no vrwwup 9:N a III. 11:41 8.rfs~ 0:11111p Off. Vis P.M, I -~1, R . ::::::::::.:.:...:.:.:.>:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:... :::.::::.::::::::::::::;:..::..:::. . _,__ =~ ,, DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1647 S Sanford Ave V., I,,, DO Harold Harm Sunday Scliseel 9 41se - 3 I Non . Denominational ~ , I 1-iii...1-. - - - , :•:::•::.•::•::..:.;.: 111;__ I ~ ~ ~ " V//, FIRST ASSEMBLY OFGODCMURCH is. .. t : :........ - - -%k . . I I k Sunday School Morning Worship Yovth Lealwo Evenfn9 Worship wed Prayer Mott CHURCH OF GOD se) W 11-d Iff"I " I .. 9.4s: m Sunday SCII-I . 9 4sa In 11 046M 4 flop" I )OPM 1 04 0 In . )IV :. '. - ~ 4 ~ Family Night Setvict E Wed 41, . ~ I SANFORD BIBLE CHURCH It" Samford Ave I . = ~~~~~ 1 iOp I m __ CHOPITIA,, CHURCH 137 Airport 151,d Baptist / Phone 122 ego: ChIt(hlub ,.. WOrth,pS,j0 £vtnIn Srrvic, f//if /// torim . . .,.~1. . , k , ~ II!IiiIIIII niiiiiiiii Allamerite Springs JaineoP . JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH WOO 'tI 5tre C.Offe" Gallaway :0 P.tv ; £vtinA Service Wednesday ervice ain Evangelist 11111111111 'S Wild Evening Service . It 040 M 11111111111 6 0-10 - i JJfflfflJ CHURCH OF CHRIST ill Part Avenue Fred Saker 1j II ___________ . __________ '. -- . '______ . : 103 W : . . . "r Wildiftsday Mbit Class 10 lIe - _1~1 ~.--_:-! _-,:sk,-' . . . - - 1 Sonolary School I , ChsartA TraisileNt 6: IS P.M. lit"Nowsorlhip V 30 sffn. syiod Eveo"al Service 1:94 iom. SERVIC1080 ESPANOL : I PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST H.9h.8y 44 West Hoarcip Taylor AL BVd Hupp B-10 CIA%% "orminif Worship ; . kk X S - • - 'C . ' L 5•UTHEIAN CHURCH . . Nwriers, ~ "I - ,0 Pittor 0~ - d ime on our TIAN CHURCH . . .. . Provided for . Nursery - ___ ,. ~~ . I 1L. . pallor Church school 9 4114 In Mw1who Worship I Jog If.MYF I 6 )Q p rn Tuesday Prayer & BiWe Stvdv, 14,1011 a rn. 4 I'S ~ I . GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ~ I I's __ ______- -- I .. ! N sX X PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 4 F . . . Son Services ,` - Re. Iaym.dC,tq . OoF, ~ 10 M a M 11 04am I 9 04 a fn - ~N - 1. "i: 6 : _____-____ - 1* Sunday School ~ I I Church In A merica) 1 1 , I - II , ,lam I'N': I __________________________ 9:41 0. M. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OFSAroo Ave Iv Fred McCIeavy Paltv E won. oi S*rts . I, - 1% I )IOM pp,. PIllar WOMEN -_ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I TI Hwy. arsd Lake Mary Blvd Rev, IMichittil Anstrows, PaliMorning Worship a Nwrsffy # Of I W Sunday youth orwas I I ~ . . . - AN " 'RIVER GOLD' RATES fly popular request WMFE TV Channel 24 will repeat an encore of River Gold on Jan. I at 7:30 p.m The award-winning flicentennialDance Drama, performed TELE by Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole, traces 200 years of local history, beginning sith the Seminole Indians and ending with today's modern world. In action on stage are several dancers from the cast of 78 portraying roles of the primitive P-a rl • _y cMilare flints, as..,s.., 141Ufl8 tha Q1 Triihne Diti III'. Sib. tPUIIII3 StIlLS. I ~ . ~ . I= L 11 : I - 1, -. I mom 41111111111WAY . J!, .- I I .. -. , S - vololSS '4 21L OP ., A, -_ .A FOR TH E B EST I CALL rii • •. 1117-W 'W. LOVE ABBY Dear 401 . _*4 / it sign point to and good luck 1hosl you hold dear. . / -Thanks f0f you' "usl jh-js past Yell- / %I t 'I . Patterson Rower Farm Who lesale On 1Y DISCOUNT VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH ISQHn?,qAv, P?'221S*3 I.*aId O TayI.v Pallor E W"i as Worst.to Wet PrAysi It I 45 Na M. a 7 10 in I 2:1-20 , Monday Matthew el '. ,, •- 4 ld4P l _______________ _____ 't COMMUNITY UNITED M(THODIST CHURCH l'. Ii hal Ph.y I.d9i Rd - 4.10 ') ' Other Churches Of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ill Pod AVInVI JyT CounaI Send,, kNeel I tI ISa Chwerch Training a Na lip ni in Spin Spin Wed Prayer Service . Pt Senday kNeel M.rung WtR.p EViqWirtNp IS Na in .It 00. in i 1 10pm . Prayer MeelnWmajy Catholic Christian. Science . . . . Friday Romans 12:921 Your church can help you and y our t•iiiiii make (his a IIapp New . _ eii ' U,AAq WertIp - - . • . Saturday Romans S , '-r &"e-- . . 'j" ,. - ''.. A .' -. '.; ':--. .. a 3rd Sundae i.:. WILSON-EICHELBERGER WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs, Al Wilson sa m Spin at, Orw.n SP.ia ScReel , Uo'N.nq*.tNp ' I CIVIlO W.dllhp ' at • >' 1e CO. ATLANTIC NATIONAL (004 0 ,I IRE #I IIIV arie Brown. S io%) CED 4L UP 10OPEN TWIN FITTED II 100 each _________________________________________ 6 BIG YS N EW YEAR'S DAY NEW SHIPMENT! NEW YEAR SPECIAL! POLYESTER & COTTON IRONsPRINTED LE CLOTHS PRINTED PILLOW .sii, i IGHT VINY1SNON.SKID SWIPE CLEAN SURFACE SMACH. WASH, Shamrock were welcomed by busuims nieding was held at program entitled "Stones anti -,hould do but have been putting uff I will not show anyone that ' hostesses Ann Bierlin. Claire which three honilrar%. inernbers Jewelry" will be presented by BANK kwrd W I'dr,,e .n,1 C# I0) . varied Camellia, Fern. heather, the DeLiond Country Club for titeeting will be Jan. 19 at the T1 it. it won't count. I will do Marigold and their annual luncheon. A brief home of Mrs. John Brennan \ at least two things that I know I Hibiscus, Sanford, Fla. HEETS s - __________________________________ Eunice I. Wilson and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford L; D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. ASSEMBLY OF GOD First A5Miny .4 God 77Th & (In, . . flt'lIni.7 are hurt' thpnui •. ..... -I'.'..' _ w .-.- . BAPTIST a-I.ad. ct.s. 4. Late Mary SJ1'd COw4uSIa First SORTIII Clearwater M.imaety lipeiti Ctwrih, $'ovtPiø,iI Rd VtCliqy i..piltl (herd.. OldOrt.ai. S4 aO Hesl Ave Pitt? Sapt. ChurCh lI Put Ave £Itan,eef. S'tt. RI aM. Allamwi$. Delavy si,.., Past lapOsi CIwil. 7143 lOTS SI .'.... Sa.I•.I Chee.l 1111 41 1...• ....-. PulMirtli SOplutl (IlarcIt I'S W Aurp.r? 51,4 NO . Firm Part Pri',,. Late SapI,t', R'S PVOT ,ss M,i,.inasy •Opttt (tu'LS. M,dna, 5.Cand SOwlen M,fl.eAasy Soptol Chwvui Wad %aAMr . Iqm.ns&. laplud Temple Ain.qca,. Ltue. Hall. Fern PNI SusLiad apl,II (ku'(S. 7411 •alm,11. Ii- Jime MuI4S4Iiry S4pIsI Clint. $ I Rd II5 Ode,n ' ' S •ewh SaDlilt (Swit. Ill P•lM A. ' SI UIIIOq.t •aI.I ('lurch Casuan l4ts SpemtI.,td M.t&.00n, Siplutl 131111 Ceder II i.Ao I U5tuary iipttI Chg#11, 1$ 5 1mph laptil (huriI Palm, Spi,s$5 04 AItan,eAI, Sir"t WIlumm CIIep.l M.n.enor, SipIl (lund. Mart I 5,101, SI Penn'., AItifltOAf. $pl.051 leA Nope •ipl,tl CreriA. ' ' . ill 0'an.. a,, (ATIOCLIC (hurtS of Its. Plaluily Lao. Mate LII Ann Souls C,U,.I,c (lcS. III Ca. L,. Sailord SI s'Cam.iac (herd. O.,...d Tril, Detace s LOSutluele (iltslei Cbwc'l Sus$ Or 'war SUfl.o SI. Ciss.Ib.rr, Macy Uejidel.o Catholic (hunt. Md,ILe'.d Ave , AHmmnO1 Se"Ms CHRISTIAN , S Fu,t Clwthin CNw0, 1147 5 5a,lord Au. ., 13*Iwd Caroito. COcO. II) S ArporI css.. CM.sIi. CbfJ., Flsr.4 Ha,.. Øi, Ma.t'asd LiI,,s. (bf,030 Clint, Star Lao. Rd if ioma, CONGIEOATIONAL C"nqr..,l.a C" 'i'.a c.o. (twiN .0 God ' ' , l ' ' a, God Motta.a EnI.rp.,w COwCN . . . . , ' a,,, , CMIII Cllwct SI 004 00 PrSph.c,, 710$ S Em A.. (Nurthil G.dsl Propose 1, 17445 Pvsupi,nn Lee Ch.rct si God M,tt.00 (Aferpruti RIM. ('lewd. II Gad. I75 5 lilt 51 . Sanford ' . (ASTERN 0RTOO* . Iastn Ort%s4sa (turd.. $I 055.'S, 551 lherweod lIl ,' ' ' ,' ' Cl. AII.mist. Itwm Orihedol CLued.. St. Otpeod O.C.A., Old Esuth $ I Pi (aftornOrflwd.zChurrJ., St. JoAn CIw'ys•Ømn, Chapel, US II. Firs Pirt • Firs Hwy. 17. VNeC'lurch10ISsOeedIhe,lwrd,Mi*.IandlLa.. Ave All tanl, Eptiapol (herd, IDelary A,., (nIirps,5 Chr,si Iputiapet (Owit t1A5.esd ,*AdIg Crab E..n,pah Piet Ace SI III $ 1 S 54 ' ' God "6048"t. . . EPISCOPAL Ouf Lodi 51 she LAIeICIIheI.(Clw('l l)l4Mae,n,,l,,0.tIpe, Ml 5...a. M,tsapearr $ipll$l C.Av'cS. 550 Jerry A.. 40? jo. UullMoa,p uphill. S.pi Act ' ' . , . N.. label ',Stes0ity Church. Ilk St & H,cls,. Act IvubapemdeAti 10.1us$ Mist. Cuwed Looser 11.5 Len...d Fl. CIWIN ii God Owido jEWISH SOdA Am Iy*.150505. .11101.5 to LU IHEPAN C'." r' .10' 1'4-5 ' InIuesta$o Mall. Lllom..I. 10,1.55 (r I O,,,l'uot 0' . FLAGSHIP BANK .. . of Sanford and Staff 200W. First dr •De'd UIl,,4 LwIMln ' S. DrI.ndn o CSVVnCP Presbyterian CNvvtt, 3Ii ' 5 LwIteran (Nv,Clt SI PS.d.n(1 0qllna , St Auid,,,, Piltb,I,ru,, CllUA 0115 Sea La.. II Lul,an C'l.rch.I 'N. R,da.m., I$J * JOIN Pie. 'SI Marts CW• fl• Pr.tt,,,,00 Cleril. 1011 P41, SpwnjI 54 LIamool, LulNe#r (tç(I, Golden Dais Or A H.y it SPIt SaItlIOcr, I . , Uptala C.n,n,tn,t, PveslyIn,àn (Itwit,. SO LeOej LutNers,, ('lvCh II 420 %li,ua Upaia ma *etIv,IlsIir PVSIb'VI.I&A (5... • - - -- l.a3tt9V'i . METHODIST '.' CIVEPITH DAY ADVENTIST Soruteli UI"I,d Utin.,,,• Church, IDeSiry £. Fired Lit. S.,ott Oa A4,efIIsi , (islirprs Ctvrcli. Hwy 414 l,vel' ('I! leo, Lti United MilNed,,, Church Sa,n,tN Dow Advesluil (liojrth U4,IIlnd A.. £hlave,yw', S '$ 5.1111 A M ICAurcI. Canaan H51s • Sa'shi, Ia.,ueIN Dir Ad,.,,,,5, C11ct, 7Th 1 (In, 'CatwIberry (OmmS'inly United M.tlMd55 Ctvrclt, lnt 17t7 £ R'iflhr %prIn,5 tivnnIN Ad,.nIutt Church 105 M,sswd Pusey 0•d. Rd . Cen,ltor,y , . Ms 01*11 Sevpeffi.say *dVtIIiu.4 (Nerd. 441 Pub II . Oelirp (Imin,jIlut0 MeIhod,tI CIIIVCI, S H.$'lbanit Rd Diii.., 1.0 United U.1N54.tI (tvR III Pant Ate, OTHER CHURCHES FitI 40.11104,11 Chur(Il of Oviedo . All-, % A 0,1 1 (Nerd.. Olin ' ' lursl Southern MaIN.4s1 CAuuN. 3400 £ 17111 Sanford Awe ' LII FaIN Chapel. Ciinp S4inuøih.. **tu,• Part 14 Fi.a M.IlbedtI Churt. 500* 4111 $I , ' Ifardill Apo. HSl.lW,, Chapel Sar4aII A. Gonova MqtNed.sI Church. G.nqwi (Idiot, CS"m,t ' Chuwil, 'Grace. UA,ted 40111504,11 (tvriPI. Arp.rl 51,4 'Church SI Jetut (Mutt .0 Lan., Da Say Grad ('lapel A 40 IC'lvvCIl Oviedo' InC Chunil SI CIv,f, Steeluil, 541 Md ittill p,l A., MtI'd.tI (Ignit 0.14, .. . O0-!0 ' ' Lit. Meow.. (IsipI Oo Sl4 Otleen MolIsodtI ('lunch . . L,o. M*s,.. *uut5*ell Hall SI Jelw.en's . PaoI& Wnleyan M.thed,tp, MI 40 5 at PaaI. WInds,. Lao, hfoNSo Unil lilt ñ I . so ?P't ' ' Fvsl Sern CIivwch 50 II. tI,IIlS( I s: Mi'i A M I Church ST RI 115 Oil,.. ' God, Md.,, ' Penl.c,5I,l Opei 51 PaIt M.Ihodusl Clrd. OsIe,m Rd. Enlerpr!w lb., Tabo'naii., M.d,q.wpe4 Ave 101' l5l 31 pesulo temsel. Hu$N 5(110.41 'diII.,d M.mor'a, Cht,,,cIt. S O.5,r, , ' Futtl Pent ICOSIiI ('lr(5 el Lwl,,oad Sinfand. United MINed,,? hunct, Tamp Fe,l F*4 Samenan JuII Ptttt151 Church •O 11,4 Altamtal. S..'nit Samford ' ItulI 0450,1 VabeesnI 3174 CaVAlry Club ' MI OIl.l HSllndtI (Jlunch. Oat Hull Rd . 0sl,, NAZARENE ' Sislord Allat1 Chwi'l, 1441 PInt Clwriis .• Tb N4jr.* 7541 Sasi.rd AVI Pint Ave l,$,,d (III, CIuqsk. *4*4 Saad,ti A,,. .n.ra CI,uadt sOS. NatAr.... SI 40. Gi'i Sa 1forlCm5VSIfo4elJoisfirrish-1 W" ' Late Mire Churt'l,d, Nisars, Lit. Mary The II,d .Lau,Mar, lLtvihmnn Army. 755 W. $4ost It. L.ngn..i (flynN .0 Its. Nanweut, WIIIIMII £ J,tt,p A., , lelli Hll Manaytas Chre'l Lile5o,04 Altapnnnle %peta,s PU(55v Tu SIAN Lit. Miny UAu1e4 Pe,sb,t.r1,,, 0 P.c l0vtn,4n C'uu s Oil A,, I P P'dltyi. 'C' C!.,'(Pl 3 0*I' u I. sedowsor (11111.4 U ' L,L.Il0-.. L 4ii'#fl . ) 0d CHURCH OF CHRIS! ' Cleyct Of Christ, 1511 5 Port Ave ' . Clivocli of CIu',I af Lat. Ellen, US 1113 N Cast.fbury $oult 5rmunsl. Cliucciel CIvil. 1170 Let. Hooch Rd CP,ar(I SI CMIII 100 Pint Sprnt Or . AlImOr,I, SMI (twiN l Chr,sf. Geneva (twit if Chrisi, LSn,wped , , Ctwqcpi SI Christ. PAOII C11fC'l .0 ( hr I S lilA % . *40,1115.4. (lIMit II Ck,tt, Fla Hills Dr . MJulIan4 (04UR(H OF GOD . . (tWit SI God. 54) H'chor5 ' (1141f(I5 of God SO) S ZZII4 51 . ' Cher . . ASTER CIRCLE Had it Christmas luncheon at the home of Mrs. Paul C. Thomas. Mrs. Earle Brown presided for the business meeting. Plaits for a visit to the DaytonaIkach Community College Hotticultural Gardens were announced for January. WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David BeverIyadStaff STENSTROM REALTY HerbStenstorm and Staff Hope SaptstCEv.t, Intl C,,, COmm0..,l, C.u'I,'r forest City N.. Ml CaI,Ory u.steea., Ipll, Ilpe Me. Sal., Peumluec SapIuStChwrcp, 114$ 11Th ST Maw TitI.niaI Soplut? (Owes. Ovaluly Inn N.,tt Loale'oed T* MI Z,sn Spl.sI Clerill. lilt Poor Ave CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY P,vsI •a$futI ChurCh ad LU. v" PurI Splust COwellel Liotweed. Ca, Church & Giast l,vl Saplutf Chluetfi SI Ovutds First SolId Church SI IMILa.4, SP'5SI FutI Sh.Idi MiIs.sala,-e laptust Church 1151* PA FpeI ("V Sopt'' ('lch Pitt SaplulI (berth it Oslata Feenlen Hold Sapl,sI CheicIl. Oa..d. ' , MrSi* M.Iiueada'y IU*uIl Claret, loll * First SI NurllIi.4e laplutI ChuteS (huluota M,;i.eaary SaIsI (North. tOSaTh 50 (ilt.rPVIW Mj(pdes.a M. I." Sapl.I Church. Oat Null Rd ailpeø Motsunq GIai 140151 Cl'rrS. Denote Hwy MI MOilill P4'SuIs.i 5•lul, 1111 LireA* A,.. SanI.,I 041 0k,.. Mit,po.,, LipId (hurts. 5,1.4, SpauA5i , - MILL IRREG. Holiday Fetes End '76 Corner Coeney Club A Uptala R.Id ) Insurance KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff SI Gorwwa bapIti (hurtS el Lola Mty UMYF M1n1 P'a0,r IreatIasI Tturtd1 Famly N51I Stpp.c • S 4. Just for today I will try to improve my mind. I will not be a mental loafer. I will force By 1ENF IIACKEfl Charles Curt, Mrs. fll}'Self to read something that Rabick, Adeline Kitzke and Mrs. IItr al dCorrpodent Eleanor Ahlber to the group Marion Fickes and Mrs. requires effort, thought and Six circles of thi Deltona party. Helen Wilkinson made Margaret Respess - were paid concentration. 5,Just for today, I will Garden Club attendee a arrangements for the luncheon, a special tribute. exercise my soul iii three ways. Christmas luncheon at the Each circle decorated its table . Canned food was collected to I will do a good deed for $I Country Club in Deltona while in keeping with the s-~ason. without letting lebrated with Seventeer. rTl"mb"rs ether circles be donated to the DeLaiid somebod'C UPSALA PSISITTEIIAN CHURCH I THE McKIBBIN AGENCY DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes of 1,11CRetiN ftr,l • S Paster S 0111 a in •. Sunday -. - s.,' Ave METHODIST CHURCH IllPart L.a I c PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes Full lut.tI (SMC11 .0 • Garden Circles . . . _j ________ ________________ Biddy Wright, left, has an attentive audience in Marie Paul so. YOWHIGroup Wed Chair Practice ____ __ - One of the hcsi,of New Year Resolutions is this: To learn to know belier the God who has gisen us Tiiiie and to share that k Slow kde of (1k1 w ith i rising geiieralitm w iiias make tI their ears more than v-c' have made of our own J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. E Isea and Staff . . FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff. Fr.eed1JtpiApl.sCNurcIs0 1 NpM .d Sb'. tdv Prar 5r, )Ip First FeIi.øN.p . . . 1. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible . Calvary Splsl COurd.. (ryatel LAO. a Casa4Wvry SapO,,I (hued. 1S S'*iiiI C.olril lplutt Chard, tIll Oil A,. E.nrniW.rthp r: THE LAKE MARY UNITS 0 PNESSYTENIANCMUR(H MIb, Ave . Late Ma,, I.. a F Stenns Swnd.v (IviON ScNo.4 ' Ito M.en.n,*.rtN.p the -. ii ii -- ' . I . Sai'tI (OweN. O.i4, Calv&rp lAplolt *l$IWiSly, 255 Fa.,n,.a,I ISeoIped Garde. Noy I? III . . uMIF . . . I ill II a 'Ii it Ella in CIRICI S(M4I S.rv,c,s 11N ytIttel I. I P.It.*th.p CeIIee WI.$ll 5•V'Cet an expression often associated with leisure , with having nothing special lit dI) [liii in a larger sense LIFE is hasing timeon our hands, A day is a span othours. \\'Ii,ii '.edo with those Wednesday htturs can male it a busy day or a wasted day. a good day or an evil day. Psalms 71:16-24 And a year is a span ofdas. What we do with the days can determine the kind of sear it will be 15- 1-13 . is 4 Assis t ';:;';;,' Morning Thursday Psalms 4315 ALLSUL$CATHOLICCHUQC$ 7110,1 Awe, Sanford Fr W,It,Ap, E not s Past., FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Fr 510am *utenr,,'Th Atti Pa,!,, NO East S,c*nd 5Ir,I Sal VtIot I Np in Sunday A Sue •am.ISS&li.aom Sunday School It Na in CeAhessuen,, Sal 0-7 pin Wedneeday S.irw,c, 7 Ihe in s..c. " I uesciay Matthew 2:1-12 THE LAKE MONROI CHAPEL Oran. Sled - Lit' Mnroq WtIarI4,4 - 2. Just for today I will try to be happy. Abraham Lincoln said, • Most folks are about as hanrov sc thv rnstk im thpir iis li will not dwell on thoughts that depress me. I will chase them out of my mind and replace them with happy thoughts. 3. Just for today I will adjust myself to what is. I will face reality. I will try to change those things I can change and accept those things I cannot Cass,'wr' ' . i II, t"Ir,l , Meri,I. Cher, fli . 1% L I - 1% '11111, 1 1% State P rexy RIGHTS RESERVED To Address NEWSHIPMENT 604100% POLYESTER INTERLOCK Clubwomen Mrs Elmer Norton of Jacksonville, president of the Florida Federation of Women's For the program, Mrs. Clubs, will be guest speaker at Robert Howell read a &mford Woman s club general devotional poem "The Most business meeting Wednesday. Priceless Gift of Christmas." A covered dish luncheon, Mrs. Brown read an allegorical beginning at noon, will precede story about the gifts of the Wise the meeting. Mrs. Ned Yancey Men. The party concluded with Is the luncheon chairman of an exchange of gifts. hostesses. R 39c 0 YOU for your patronage. We look forward to Serving YOU throughout 7577. Thank John M. Morgan, M.D. announces the relocation of his offices to 360 MellonvilIe Ave. Sanford, Florida as of the 3rd of January 1977 0 for the practice of general and primary female care and surgery. By appointment Tes,caadlla Ed., WInIer IySOØ (tint SI (lIVId AIfainpe LiMml,*,ty Chipel. LII Sat' Cturcii, 044 'A CM,it till Maetst, Lee who J,hh GoSpel ('lurch ,to,, i.s.d in,, Chill WatInjlon 51 Cini1ut (I 2 1 6.220 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD W 111111111111111111~ IM 322.5611 oO"Sl00% POLYESTER 100% COTTON NYLON/ACETATE DACRON FILLED OUTING FLANNEL FASHION PLUSH I rj 00 50% o LIST PRICE 'FOQFoRNiTuRE&5bspRIA5 MACH WASH •Tu5iE DRY 54'X54" FUR TRIMS DOUBLE KNITS StIR! & 5OiJS'tiNGTi15 POLYESTER & ARNEL PRINTED NOW ' 69 FLEECE MACH WASH "3 SE A5'v' CARE :. ENTIRE STOCK OF OUR FINEST $3.49 yd. ENTIRE STOCK OF OUR FINEST $2.99 yd. 100% POLYESTER 100% POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS DOUBLE KNITS 15 1.59 go 60 WIDE I SAVEt WAS NOW 50% $1.29 ê5 L 60%lS3.491$ 1.49.H &)3'o I 60" WIDE SAVE WAS P40W $2.99 $1.29 Pil 01,1 WIXW!'ULTj(u( LOEION O T-SHIRT KNITS er 10 100% POLYESTER 25 SAVEt SAVEO.LOW 54'X72" ACCENT ASSI.CO(OIS ' ENTIRE STOCK OF 100% NYLON PRINTED JERSEY TH ROW COVERS \*N I . \,, 1% ll~ MAKE ROOM FOR NEW SPRING FASHIONS! ' SUBLISTA1IC PRINTS 60-" SELF-LINED 1000% ACRYLIC 4 $ 1 00 MAGNASUEDES9,I 60' WIDE Ico POLYfSTfR sciocotoll INTERLOCK ° 89 POtoESTER & COIT3N SWEATER KNITS PLAIDS, CHECKS, TWEEDS75' SANFORD 14 CORDUROY'9 DOUBLE KNI 3$100 NEW SHIPMENT! 60100% POLYESTER off 70c IEOU( POLYESTER & NYLON SUEDED PINWALE *FIRST QUALITY OFF ,,. " MILLERS PH. M-0252 - . y universal peace. pests; hurry and indecision, 8 Just for today I will have a quiet half hour to relax alone. l)uringthistime I will reflect on my behavior and will try to get , IV Abby better perspective on my life. .• 9. Just for today I will be unafraid I will gather the courage to do what is right and are trying to live by them take the responsibility for my - hurt, but today I will not own actions. I will expect who may have missed them. show it. nothing from the world, but I These rules are not original. 1 6. Just for today I will be will realize that as I give to the paraphrased them from the agreeable. I will look as well as world, the world will give to me. c, edo for Overeaters I can, dress becomingly, talk It makes sense. doesn't it? Anonymous - an organization softly, act courteously and And so does the 0~vereaters of loving, caring, compulsive speak ill of no one. Just for Anonymous program. It's free. overeaters who have regained today I'll not try to Improve For information about this their self-esteem by losing anybody except myself. wonderful organization, ,write weight, feeling better, looking 7. Just for today I will have a to Box 34854, Los Angeles, Calif. better and helping others to do prograrn. I may not follow it 9K14. the same. P.S. Have a happy, healthy exactly, but I will have it, JUST FOR TODAY thereby saving myself from two New Year. And pray for I. Just for today I will try to live through this day only, and not set far-reaching goals to try to overcome all my problems at * ' ! . ~ 0 Here Are Some Rules To Live B 6 119h Place TM Lutheran Hour" a'dTV LII Il'.rAR,uclr 2 -. . LuTHERANCHUOCHOT THE REOFEMFU . . - Paitof 1 0 Na M owed Bible study conitworsts Motif" Sunday . I Lutheran I If W. Alrpoerf Blvd. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGvv000 AA*rm,.l Worship '.I ____________S .. • S. .I~- I I Rector 8:448 Its 14:41 a M. Lutheran I - -.--- ' 7 - i TIIIRev LII-IyO.S0 Holycorimmunion . Chwrch School . . . I! 5. tuuuuu ?Iopm Old Truth% lot a Nw Day ,~ %1` S Pentecostal at. E Ruth Grant X. ______ 'IlIllIJI,,, 60 Pali" Springs or bible Study Assornbil Worship . -I \ :. I ~ / , r10 - PIVMWV "ovidod C HURCH OF CHRIST . I -1 Church Of Christ . HOLYCIOSS \\\\\\\\ \\\\\\ \ \ . I ,r 11~ A Episcopal \\\\\\\\ . • •-. -. 41~. .1 . I %.. Sharing A Pervictalentrillil . Y;n.:.-. . -.-.. 10.41 &^. 4. 1. , Ps ii CsvntfY CIVII *Gad. Lake Mary Dion Spslocklity poslor 14*1 I . inister Run But the road I'd almost be running. All I could think of dmS !S Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Friday, Dec. 31,1976--i B Wright S*r. of Sanford. ~~~ For nearly eight years Mrs. Wright, whose friends call her about Biddy Wright is her "1 didn't really choose this Biddy, has obeyed that urge to gentleness. She touches your place to work," she says, ex"run, don't walk" e'ery day. arminenthusiasm,accentjnga plainingthatshefirstworkedat Seven days a week she works at remark with a brush of the hand the hospital. However her the Sanford Nursing and - -I very gentle brush. dedication kept her out long Convalescent Center, 1.1c. - a She smoothes a patient's after (lark. Eventually, at a labor of love, for she receives blanket with a sure but gentle friend's suggestion, she went to no money for her services. touch. She even speaks gently. visit one patient who was at the . .I She goes on foot because I I "Mr. Wright and I have four Convalescent Center. "And I've , You use what you got!" She sons," she says quietly. "One been here ever since," she says. arrives at 6:30 a.m. fives at home, two live in the . Despite the still bent hands Early moruing finds Mrs Seminole County area and one the only remaining sign of the Wright combing hair for lives in Pennsylvania." arthritis which staff members patients often braiding it Explaining that her work at say must undoubtedly cause neatlysoitwillsta> out their the Convalescent Center is not great pain) Biddy Wright has way as the day goes on. allowed to interfere with her only missed two days in eight II I VISIO N "Today," (Tuesday) she familylifeshesays,"lkeepthe years. said, "I did 17 heads. pots full. my husbands clothes When she leaves the ConSometimes I cut the ladies' clean and the house clean. I try valescent Center about 11 . 1. h.1 A 61. • clock in the moming, By mid-morning.Mrs. Wright I.ord," she laughs softly. day's work has just begun has also spent a good bit of time Mrs. Wright is quiet about her Bidd goes home and cwks reading the Rible to individuals relationship with "the Lord" meals for neighbors in need, and is ready to start the 9 a.m. but staff members at the delivering them herself prayer meeting which she hold.s nursing home tell the story of again on foot. . daily for all patients who wish how she actually began her "l tell people I haven' t be en DEAR READERS: Three to participate work for the patients at the anywhere she says ' I years ago I published Just For home. " We read four pages of the haven't done much, but I sure nd suggested that t Bible at a time. I've read the She had crippling arthritis, have had a full life." be used as "New Year's entire Bible now. If was home they explain. She made a Nurses, patients and staff Reso1ut(o." Since that time I I wouldn't have done that," she promise to the Lord that, if he members all int--, .)duce the tiny have heard from a surprising iles. "That meeting is the would give her the strength, she lady as "our Mrs. Wright." number of readers (ages from highlight of my day could go every day to work with They make it clear that she has 12 to 82) telling me that tht The most noticeable thing people who needed her. made life .i lot fuller for them. read the rules every day, and Service :::: Mid *##it Sorvttf I Weill .% 1 00 ByMARYLINTIPTON Herald Staff Writer "When I'd be coming down ZdA:cNE Morning ... .. .. Urge - CHURCH FIRST ,*,- : Sabbath Sch" Prayer To Walk, Not THE SEVENTH DAY ; Biddy Yields To II 101 31 Flit 3ameIIvt,tb,p,,,à_,, Prayr Meet,,,, lHpm En R i" S R 46. Gemews . THE HOPE OF OUR . :: . Volunteer Service Nazarene 2944 ORLANDO DR. ' ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. ,,., ' 7 54 - ,i �26-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 31, 1976 — - - TELEVISION 4 Evening 6 CBS MOVIE "Its *. 630 6* BILLY GRAHMtS NEW YEAR'S EVE SPECIAL 7 FLORIDA REPORT Odyabouacxnofpjoçje 1.100 madly pursuing the Ob,ed 05 their dreams-a ton of money. 2 6 4 9 12 NEWS 6* WILD, WILD WEST 7 24 NEWYEARSEVEAT POPS Mhi,, Fiedler, arid the 7 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT Boston POPS Orchestra bring in 1000 61 MOVIE Now Voyager. 12 NBC NEWS 6: CBS NEWS 7' ZOOM Bone Davis Claude Rains ' 1942 Romantic epic. 9, A13C NEWS 1 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 9' ASTRO BLUE BOSPET BOWL: Texas Tech y,flojas- 24 THE WAY IT WAS 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY IJp,C ' 1 7 FEEDBACK 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 12 NAME THAT TUNE 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPOfiL. 730 ' C E L E B R I T V SWEEPSTAKES 2 4' GONG SHOW 6 MUPPS SHOW 61 HOGANS HEROES 9 12 BILLY GRAHAM NEW YEAR S EVE SPECIAL 24 FLORIDA REPORT 800 2 12 ORANGE B 830 IAJAI i .. -.a -t' crac-r 2 857 2 12 NBCNEWSLPDATE ' 900 2 12. THE RJCsFOR.o FILES'Asteessfñn05 Rocklo,d is the target 05 Guests: Carol Lawerice, Daly 61 ANDY GRIFFITH ciw 7 CROCKE1TS VICTORY GARDEN 24 ONCE 9 NEW YEARS ROCKIN' EVE. StamngFraniuevafl,and assassin at an aa'pon parking TLJno Overdrive. DarvaSummer, Dick Clark. 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Crave simple beauty? Call Dot, Notary Public, 3222026 Eves, & Wk.nds I DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED fordo if yourselfr, ISO. Marily n' tat Service, Ocala, 904 732 0773, Notary. Marriages Performed - Rentals - 9—Good Things to Eat ______ - NAVELORANGES,$2SOBU 29—Rooms 3fl13362or 372 6733 18 -Help Wanted - Room for rent to mature lady Kitchen priv . cc residential section. r e ferences 322 9321 -. 37-Business Property OFFICE SPACE, French Avenue, 17 97, 1 rooms carpeted, bath, kitchen facilities blat 660 s. tI Ideal for law Offices, medical. dental or other professional' lice's KISH REAL ESTATE INC , 321 0311 _________________ Real Estate 323.3301 31-Apartments Furnished 41-Houses 30-Apartments Unfurnished "Big Ag•flCYLU,I. e" "Your Future — Our Concefn-, 201 Commercial, Sanford, 323 Sly6 _____ OVIEbCIFTU- Duplexes Furn or Unfu'ra . Wooded. Home size to!-,. RIDGLW000 VILLAGE 365 3721 DeLand.na7li_ ______ MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color iv, air Cord .Maid Serv, QUALITY INN NORTH I.i.'.SR Ill. Len Oct 562 4Q Camper Trailer tor rent 24', ful balls, twin beds, Heat, air. 322 5752 Lake Mary- 3 BR. 1',, bath new homes. Under 325.000 with lest than $750 down. Governmer,I funding. By builder, 031 16.19 Equal Housing Opportunity, PAYTON REALTY Rep Real Estate Brokar RENTALS -Apts. & Homes SALES-Farmer City 2610 Hiawatha at I? 92 3n 1101 DAY or Night MLS REALTORS 321-0041 2017 5 FR EtICH ' ______________ HAPPY REPOSSESSED IN DASH S TRACK AM FM trenI track i,ill, k.,A:,.,a wood grain front So ld new '' W. GAR N ETT WHITE 1249. Balance due $79 or paymrntt of $7.90 per month May be seen at Meg Rem Estate Broker CB City, 1155 S Orlando Ave., JOHN KRI DER. ASSOC Winter Park (in the Harper 107W Commercial . NEW ' Plumbing Building 17 97) 322 7031, Sanford - Phone ._— YEAR '' DAMAGED Cottage, S rooms, 1 bath, 751 IN FREIGHT St,Lake Mary $11,500 Phone, Forrest Greene Inc. STEREO 1110 component, —" with liii) Au _________ professional turntable, diamond 61 "i TO House for sale, by owner, 2 OR, needle, m.FM receiver, a track frame house, corner lot. $11,500 tape Player. 2 wood grain air 3730160. _________________ Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. suspension speakers Regular ________ price $300 Will sell for 51)0 or 7571 Park Dr 322 2118 Large 2 OR CB home. Paymen ts .a rrunIri. 'realTor 31? 9?ti 3?? 1t3l After Hours; 127 0A4 Hal Colbert Realty INC. MLS - REALTOR Screened porch, large lot With trees. Near hospital, lake and Stores, $16,500. Low down, 5300 clectronic Showplace. illS S. Orlando Ave., Winter Park (in the Harper Plumning Bldj Il 921. S BR home for sale, small amount down and take over payments, Will consider renting, 3220212. 55-Boats & ACcessories 64-Equipment - for Rent Steam (linan Ycur Own Carpet Rent Our Rinserivac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3225151 77—. Autos Wanted Rollaway bed's, folding tables and chairs, punch bowls, cups. chafing dish, carpet cleaning machine 'sd vacuums, American Rent All, 322 BUY JUNK CARS-fr om $10 to $30. Call 377 1621 CHECK ----------- "'' OUR 'BUSINESS DIRECTORY for the Service Man 65—Pets- Supplies you .. Campbell's Poodle P.Sct -Complete professional grooming 2167 Park - 78—.!WtorCyCleS -______ Ave. 327 II?) Closed WedneSdays _______ '71 Yamaha 500. low mileage, cx -cellent condition. 11.000. Phone 66—Horses 6616.443. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGEPJCY 323 3066 or 323 71)0 - 50 PCT. OFF SALE STILL GOING ON HORSE. & RIflER STI')PF .-. ,- - .. - . 1971 Harley Davidson Super Glide FXE 1200. 9,400 miles. $2100. -.. 2830 S. Sanford Ave Phone In 6763 67 —Livest ock-Poultry S Feeder Pigs, 75 05 Lbs. S ----- 322 7881 Canoes & Gheenoe's, I hp '76 Johnson weedless motors, new and used Free demonstration, Katie's Wekiva Landing. 372.4470 ' _________ 79-Trucks-Trailers. ..... ' — 1971 DODGE i TON PICKUP 0Ff Bed $1.100 Pt',one3l3 3600 Legal Notice 68—Wanted to Buy By Owner- 4 OR. 2 bath. large ON LAKE MONROE- Mayfair , NOW IS THE TIME — Mortgage OFFICE MANAGER- Kiv,*i,j — NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS family room, sewing laundry a money is.plentiful. and the lowest typing & office procre M 24 ABIT WITHKNIT Over I acre, Custom 3 BR. 2 bath Spacious 1, 7 & 3 OR apt.. Tennis, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF I OR. turn apt . lights, water turn 1971 Chevrolet I alon pickup NAMELAW room Equity & assume mortgage COSt to both buyer & seller ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM home with courtyard Privacy. lure, precise, intelligent R et ired Cash 322.4132 Swimming, playground, — Oft. bed. $975 1130 EIGHTEENTH 373 Mature adults No pets, 595 327 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FLORIDA JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE years FHA, and VA interest rate Near hospital 322 5173 INYCURFAMILY? Serviceman acceptable recreation room, laundry room 2796 after lwk days. Phone 3735300 the undersigned, desiring to engage COUNTY, FLORIDA 2. 12 1977 PASADENA For used furniture, appliances, ROBSON MARINE is S PCI Al. ANON and NO discount points. Physically ' Sound, and clubhouse 7500 Ricigewpoij business UnIted tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Hwy I? Semino , Air, carpeted. Quiet I and 2 T0URNAME Of ROSES Call us now for your new home. Ave , Sanford Ph 323 6170 42"—MObik? Homes FOR FAMILIES OR FRIENDS OF Solvents. 323 140). 19 le CIVIL ACTION NO l6.ZJSO.CA.1,.A Ford F 100 pickup, air cond.. 171 5961 County, Florida, under the fictitious Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. bedrooms $iis 'to $I3S mcnth. PARADE Roy Rogers and PROBLEM DRINKERS ' 352 engine, 3237510 flame In Re: the Marriage of ef P() STREET DARRYL Aduit. Phaae 122 1110 ________ Modern 2 OR apt, W W carpet, Choice acreage available .a. ,t., tin.. '"' a.,, nor --. Forfurt her Inlormalion call 473 s1 Elderly lady as lIve In compani available Brigadier Dale Evans are Grand' LYNN Dick PROPERTIES, LTD., a Texas FELlER. LINGEN furniture '"'"'. 21'x5?',3 ed office Wanted to buy us BR, 2 bath, SAN MO PARK I central H A. kitchen appl con I 2, 3 1i'J,uuui of write Marshs,ttMchae4Larxjon for same Light Cooking •rs d limited partnership, intends t c en tral H & A, fully carpeted, new quantity. NOLL'S. Any 59-Musical Merchandise venient area 372)462. 'railer ap's Ah,it & family park Sanford Al AnonFamily Group P.O. cleaning. 23 Small register the said name with the and . Husband arid Kolly Lange as t'iost cornsalary refrigerator, utility shed, drape's. CASSELBERRY. Hwy. 1792,030 .Weekly 3S15 Hwy 17 97, Sanford <Z4 _~* V nl Box ss I References required 322 Clerk Of the Circuit Court 3iS $7,500, 3233621. mentators. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 1206 Eves 372 1507; 327 4179 323 1930. Gel plenty of prospects Advertise 80-Autos for Sanford,Fla, . 3277 Lead Electronic Gibson 6 string 1 after 6 pm. Seminole County, Florida. JOYCE A. LINGENFELTER ___________________________ ____________________ _________________ ____________ 207 E 251h St 4 '6 TOURNAMENT OF your product or service in the Guitar, with Jordan amplifier, Post Street Lovely 3 room apt Very well turn. Cash for Antiques. Consignments wig. , 3 BR. 71' x 6.4' Barrington, VA lOins FACEDWiTHA DRINKING Classified Ads Excellent condition, $ 250 323 5550 ROSES PARADE AND PAGExceptional NOTICE ACTION Properties, LTD. wanted. Hi Way 46 Auction 711 Buick Riviera, good condition. and carFeted Reasonable rent. available PROBLEM TO. Darryl L ynn L ingentelter EANT Bob Barker is host br 718 W, First St By Stanley R Fimberg, Galleries. 322 6912. EGORY MOBILE HOMES Opportunity new safety sticker. $1,995. Phone BEL AIR-- 1226 Randolph- Lovely TAFFER REALTY Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous ' General Partner South Seventh Street this, the 88th , 3803 Orlando Dr 3735200 60-Off ice Supplies 122391S Tourfurnish ed 3 BR, I bath home, nest Rep Real Estate Broker Can Help Part Full time Good character, Publish, Dec. Aitoona, 3). Pennsylvania BAMBOO COVE APTS. WE BUY FURNITURE 1916 as a pin Many extras include 11001F 25th St narnent of Roses Parade, 37? 6653 ________________________________ neat appearance $1.000 up for IZ Phone 123 37 Jan 7, 11. 21, 1977 . You are hereby notified that a Two Chrysler Imperial 4 Dr. Sedans, Furnished I and 2 bedroom apart Maitland Auction washer, dryer, freezer, ut ility LI PnHALE'S 5teeiMster I drawer legal size 'Write P.O. Box 12)3 sales interviews Flexible hours ', Petition for Relief has been filed DEG 117 1964 and 1967. Bargains. 323 0101, merits, 300 E Airport Blvd., '339 61161011 free frrimn Sanford .. shed and more. Lovely garden. internationally known educst,oriai , Sanford, Florida 3777' tiling Cabinet, green, $75 7 BOOK BEAT Sanford, 323 1340 against you and you ' required to Pric ed right 122.500. W . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE serve a copy ProtectAll Safe. 21" x 19'' a ]I1" ,__ publisher. Opportunity in 9 SUPER FRIENDS of your written JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '2and Osfeen - 106 acres, 500 ft. on new ou tside measurements. $123. R. C, Rep Real Elate Broker outside management for those xyo Nicety furnished 3 room apartment, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. defenses, if any, thereto upon 10-Swap & Trade '13 Models Call 3235570 or 031. 24 G U pp I E S TO S-lost & Found MAYFAIR100 Elliott Ave.roa d. Ideal for home, hor ses or 803W. 1st St ,Sanf Allen adding machine quality, Equal Opportunity d (manual). lights & water furnished Retired or CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Petitioner's attorneys, 1405 Dealer, tjLAKESIDE APARTMENTS GROUPERS names ' ' Unique S BR, 3 bath, spacious vegetables. Terms 1)5,100. _ 373 6061 or 323 OS)? COUNTY. FLORIDA 545; Paymast er -'-' Employer . Write for couple Preferred Ill Myrtle Ave.. interv.ee eves, Ch ec k writing and addrenes appear below, on or LostWANTED , SELLERS--ELLERS older home on 3 attractively Highway 17.92, Sanford — Broker, 53) 0171. 321 3229 machine $25 3220721 Chester D. Hirschy, 11$3 W - Male Pomeranian, reddish PROBATE DIVISION before January 101h, 1977, and file Across En,,', Ranch HOu BUYERS-DEALERS BUYERS'-DEALERS' landscaped lots. Extras include IMMACULATE 3 BR, I',', bath, DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Fairbanks Ave CASE NO. PR 76-3U.Cp • Orlando, Fl., Afternoon vicinity W 3rd St • last the original thereof with the Clerk o Empty your carport or 'garage. Four r es idential lots, sewer, water, f or mal dining room. c en tral A&H Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway, central H&A, 'A I cond ition, Will , In Re: Estate of fl3867O' 83i9777 week. Answers to "Bobby". 31A— D uplexes this Court either before service on. pa ved streets. Pric ed for Im Make 11$ and have fun swapping family room, fireplace, and a t . Daytona Beach will hold a public sell FHA or VA $22,750 ROSS uSHER. wearing collar with bell Reward 120° med iate sale. Petitioner's attorneys or Im. tool Bring your article's to Move AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday, Management opportunity availab 'I tactsed efficiency apt. Pric ed right We also hand le FHA 0. VA i',00.ci or steel desk', 32 26 31 1 , e'eulive del', Deceased, m ed iately thereafter; otherwise, a 61 WRESTLING ' night at 7.30. It's the only one in Land Drive In Theatre Swap Shop For personal interview, call 375 at 169.500. R epos sessions. liP unfurnished, children, pets Ok NOTICE TO CREDITORS & chairs, secretarial desks & CRANK CON'ST REALTY - Flea Market, south 17 92. every Florida. You set the reserved 1542. 9 JUNIOR ALMOST ANY. will be entered against you Found- Cock.apoo grayish color, CRANK CON'ST REALTY %l30mo 32)tSISor 1 9 filin c,sairs, slraigN chairs, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING fdefault REALTORS-830 g 6061 0173,t0299 or the relief demanded In the Sunday. 9 am. to S p m. NO price No charge other than $3 CITY— 209 Arcadia Road— Con REALTORS-5)0 6061 THING GOES near Sanford couhouse Wearing cabinets, as is. Ca sh Interested in CLAIMS CR DEMANDS AGAINST Petition, and carry. Children' Like Ev7s 323.30 49 CHARGE. Reserve free spaces registration fee unless vehicle i venient but secluded, 3 BR, 1 bath Eves 123 3019 Sanford area. off Lake Mary Blvd . 2 ' tag registered to Boyd Irving. THE ABOVE ESTATE: 24. TO BE ANNOUNCED ftOLL'S People? Become a Discovery Phone 322 1216. 7 pm to 9 pm. sold Call 904255 0311 for further WITNESS MY HAND and the seal home, 7 blocks from 17.97. Extras BR, unturn 3135 I child, Unable to locate. Call Within three ask Cassalb 323 3897. er $30 ry, 17,92, months from he time of thiS Court on the 0th day visor and loin our manager 12% 1230 any night I ,...aai,..,, A.,'... 4 6 A Inrnm Prnnartt ' details dclxiii of included equipped kitchen. A44i10b1.. Jan 2 t31 9nci r I LCQYlll PSltdI f Lee. or 3224323 eveninos, of the first publication of this no tice December, A 0. 1976. training program by offering -. -- . 9: SUGAR BOWL Live, fireplace & more Just 523.900. ___________ yoj are required to file with the (Seal) educational Services to concerned Spaciou',.. Pool home, lovely 4 BR, 2 Studio, I, 2,i . ftsburgh vs Georgia. at New . Clerk of the Circuit Court of 6-Child Care parents in Seminole County 32—Houses Unfurnished bath, family rm , fireplace LONOWOOD DUPLEX- Modern. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. _____ LAKE MARY- 11 85.000 custom Orleans. Seminole County, Florida, Probate Bedroom Apts. clean 2 OR, carpeted, central ar, Ground floor Opportunity i Clerk of the Circuit Court $32,500 PILOIAN REALTY Will I BR, 5 bath split level large wooded lot. Reduced to Division, the address of which is tOO Unlimited earning Potential Quiet, One Story By. Jean E. Wilke REALTOR, 031 1917 Alter His, secluded lakefront pool dream OPEN NEW YEARS EVE Iii 2 3 Bedroom, unfurri I bath, carpeted $29,900 Terms. CLIFF JORDAN. Putt OfficeDrawer "C", Sanford, 61 MOVE ' Phone 377 0034 Deputy Clerk 031048.1. 5690991 or 131 3739 home Over 1.800 sq ft. living Kitchen Equipped I am -LONGW000 DAY CARE 4 ramc. wilt $165 310 bait 10th St REALTOR. 030 Hwy 134, Florida 3fl7o,awrjttan statement of ROBERT M MORRIS, of 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN area. 2 family rc..ms. aurmal LR & CENTER, 402 S. Wilma St., Call 323 1901 or 372 1587 Adult. Family Longwood, 83102fl. any claim or demand you may have HUTCHISON & MORRIS FACTORY WORKERMature REVIEW Longwood, Drop your child here, Dr. MBR sitting & dress ing suite, I HAPPY NEWYEAR against the estate of Roes Tither, 730 North Park Avenue accurate, intelligent R.tlr,) • One Bedroom 210 WOODMERE BLVD ' while you make "oopey" double balconies, 3 car garage, ' . deceased. 1 30 serviceman preferred ' Telephone 30S 332 A30) United St per hour, plus ev ery imaginable amenity . A 3 Bedroom 1150 mo 47—Real Estate Wanted From 24 WALL STREET WEEK Each claim must be in writing and Sanford, Florida 3277 1 Solvents, 323 1*02_____________________ .--- Information in Window Casselberry -. home for the discriminating ' mutt indicate the basis for the Publish' Dec tO, 17, 31, 3) 1,76 200 Cxecutive QUICK CASH FOR EQUITY In pretty location Neat and clean 3 Claim, the name and address of the DEG 36 _ ______________ 2 OR, unturniSIseC. $125 month, fir st 2 MOVIE They Came to creditor or his agent or attorney, BR furnished mobile home plus 2 . C.,ll nIntor,j'5 Salt's Leader and last month in advance .Corciur a ' Gary Cooper. . and the amount Claimed If the room concrete block addition — Legal Notice Legal Notice Ri',eruew Ave Hayworth, lBS9. "officer in claim is not Yet due, thedate when it Screened porch, extra utility I "-------' ' — — PEAL TOP 312 lint 1916 t,iiii is accused os will become due Shill be stated, it building, Central heat and air, IN Tilt: CIRCUIT COUNT OF CITYOF JOHNNY WALKER ANYTIME Beautiful corner lot Ideal for cowardice. is sent to find five the claim Is contingent or F LO R I D A EIGHTEENTH CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA men retirees winter horn or young uflliquidatecJ, the nature of the ii n'j Peal Estate Broker of the Medal JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Multiple Listing Service uncertainty shall be stated. If the family 52.900 dawn, $135 month . COUNTY, FLORIDA CONSIDER corral Contractor Horsy ADOPTION OF CITY OF Claim is secured, the security shall CIVIL' ACTION NO. 76-2331.Ca.et. PROPOSED ORDINANCE IIAITOPS 3226157 113 2565 PARK ' 6 THE COTTON CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA oIes% ,Ofl.)IIi Man,aqrd EE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 49 MO. P.G.. beliver describd. The claimant shall ' AMENDED NOTICE OF PUBLIC In Re: the BOWL: Maryland vs Houston. sufficient de Copies of the claim RATING Marriage MOVE IN. RENT. THEN BUYor NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 5, ___ . TO from to the clerk to enable the Clerk to , HEARING tas, To CONSIDER JOHN C THORNE, Husband Choke Ravenna Park location thà City of Casselberr'y, Florida, . ADOPTION OF PROPOSED OR. and mall one to each personal 12 MOVIE Tarzan. The K lIchen Bathroom Cabinets. that the City C ouncil will hold a C I Comfortable 3 tSR. 2 bath. family DINANCE representative 1.4,1 counter lops. Sinks Installation Fiji ELIZABETH (BETTY) ANN' public hearing to consider enact room, kitchen equipped, breakfast , ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN available Bud CabelI 322 8052 ' THORNE, Wife bar, Sliding glass doors to lovely mans Of Ordinance 326. entitled 24 HOMETOWN SATURDAY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by NOT SO FILED WILL BE anytime — oak shaded. fenced yard. ins,de ' NOTICE OF ACTION AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY NIGHT F OREVER the City of Casselberry, Florida, BARRED . TO' Elizabet h (Betty) Ann utility room. Rental 1190 month — - ________________________ OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA. that the City Council will Dated thiS 11th day of December, ho ld a 230 SEWING MACHINE Thorne Price $26,900 ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING ' 1976. public hearing to consider enact. i SINGER FUTIJRA mu 7 CONSULTATION ' 971 Cooper Avenue WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA m t en of Ordinance 322. entitled, DateoftheIlrstpi., t .on f We have 1976 Singer Futura sold Prattville, Alabarysa 300 AND LIMITS OF THE CITY OF AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY new for .soso Was Christmas Notice to Creditors December 24th, You are hereby notified that a c' LBERRY, FLORIDA UPON toatajo MOVIES STOCK 1976 layaway. There is only a $206 . OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. proceeding tar dissolution of ADOPTION OF SAID OR 330 ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING marriage t balance due Purchaser left area REALTOR, MLS been fil ed against you Dl NANCE, A PORTION AND COROLLA 2 DOOR Ross Schamp WITHIN THE CORPORATE 7 JEANNE WOLF WITH and we are unable 10 locate I pv and You are required tQry, copy se 323.5774 Day or Night AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND As Personal Representa You can have I machine for $28.6 9 WRESTLING , LIMITS OF THE CITY OF of your written defens, if any, BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY live of trie Estate SALES PRICE balance rash or take up payments 2906.99 NET BALANCE CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. AN thereto upon Petitioner's attorneys . . 345 3 & 4 Bedroom . -. . — --- ---1593.21' FLORIDA. AND LYING NORTH Ross TisP,eç. CLERICAL NOTARY , ST. JOHNS REALTY CO o $2 a month Will take trade a s 23.00 DOCUMENTARY STAMPS AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND whosenamesandaddresses appear OF RED BUG LAKE ROAD AND 7 Bath 12 CHANGING TIMES ' 3.60 I deceas ed BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, below. part payment Call Orlando 621 TOTAL UNIT PRICE 2931.99 UNPAID BALANCE QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES before January io. 7i WEST OF TUSKAWILLA Models ,' BROKERS 1096.07 'i,. 400 FLORIDA. JAMES LIEN. Esquire AND MORE PAR 4239 day or night, free home tria l . and file the original thereof with the GABRIELLA SALES TAX 117.28 FINANCE CHARGES ROAD AND D ays-- 3 2-2 6t?3 455 13 7 Suite 5)2, Metcalf Bldg TICULARLy DESCRIBED AS Cler k Of MASTERPIECE 'THEAno obligation I Central Healing and Air Conditioning this Court either before LOCATED IN PARTS OF SEC FLA. LICENSE 19.00 TOTAL AMT. PAYMENTS Nights-372 7352 215200 100 South Orange Avenue TEA Five Red Herrings '(A) Orlando, Florida 3210 FOLLOWS:All that part Of Lot Five service on Petitioner's attorneys or Carpeting lIONS 13. I. IS. 2). 32 and 23. (5) First Addition DEFERRED PAY'T PRICE , income Tax Prepared atmy office. 9 3.527.00 1 to Casselberry, Immediately thereatter, Otherwise, 24. EvENING AT SYM. TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE )2 Florida, as recorded TOTAL SALES PRICE 3041.27 am to 6pm . or at y ou r home, ANN. PCT. RATE in Pl Lake Monroe — Beautiful building Publish Dec ii. 31, 1976 10.97 pct. hUtS: ___________ huh, PHONY (R) at Book a default will be entered against you EAST, AND COMMONLY KNOAN pm to 10 DOWN PAYMENT , DEG 10) 1175.00 Seven (7). Page Thirty (30), of the for the relief demand iri.lr. i,i..eslhT and canal lots with big oak trees p m Wesley Kulp. 407 ed In the AS THE DEER RUN DEVELOP 12 WINNER'S CIRCLE -, .W First St. Sanford. 372 7333 Public Records of Seminole County, Petition 1893.27 JENNY CLARK Realty, NET BALANCE MENT, IN ACCORDANCE WITH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Florida. lying sou th of State 'Road __ __ REALTOR, 172 IS90 — WITNESS my hand and the sea l of THE VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION AFTER CHRISTMAS BARGAINS ~ N FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Number South Four Hundred .2 12 ROSE B& PREthis Cou rt on the 0th day of FLORIDA PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER Twenty Seven (127) and west of the December. A 0 I GAME SHOW . 1 76 BALL REALTY 171044. LAWS OF FLORIDA, IV6 values CIVIL ACTION NO. 16.734S.CA.0.5 right of way Of the main line of the (Seal) * . I I 9 SUPER BOWL SPECIAL FtP.S1 FEDERAL ' (5011W) DECLARING AVAILAIIILiT't Or ' S 'ih AND Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, in Reg Real Estate Broker ., LOAN Arthur H Beckwith. Jr MU N IC I PAL SE R V ICE S 2610 Hiawatha at 1192 445 ASSOCIATION o Section Seven (7). Township SALES 'RENTALS CONSTRUCTION Inc . ' Clerk of the Circuit Court REDEFINING THE CORPORATE SEMINOLE COUNTY, a United Twenty One (21) South, Range 2' 12 ROSE BOWL. GAME ool table complete *.In ac By' Jean E Wilke . . ' I 'li W lSlh S,lnfor d. F Ia jj ' Slates corporation, ' LIMITS OF CASSELBERRY . 322 S641 0r)212757,',I:erHrS Thirty (30) East, containing ap University of Michigan vs t,kv7S S es ' c:sri s A lso l Deputy Clerk FLORIDA. TO INCLUDE SAID Plaintiff, proximately i ii; acres ' Further ROBERT M. MORRIS, o f 12S 123 7214 versify of Southern California. For Appolnlmerit Call 305 322 3)03 PARCELS OF LAND IN THE described as the east side Of State HUYCHI5ON & MORRIS at Pasade ', JAMES THOMAS HARRIS an MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID -, 1 br Infant clothes, ' . a • . S • S Road Four Hundred Tnty Seven 320 North Park Avenue . , ' 500, . CITY; AUTHORIZING THE LAURA M. HARRIS. his wife, a extra good condition, .. . . 1177) between the Atlantic Coast Telephone 305 332 $) 1 BR. custom home on 1 secluded BENEFICIAL FINANCE COM AMENDMENT OF THE CITY MAP 4 IRONSIDE 11 322 V208 Line Railroad (excluding all the Sanford, Florida 37771 fof5. Hardwood floors, eat in TO INCLUDE THE ANNEXATION PANY OF CASSELBERRY a Atlantic Coast Line Railroad right. Publish 6 BLACK EXPERIENCE . Dc IC, )7, 24, 31, 1976 Florida Corporation, kitchen. over sized rooms Plenty Guaranteed reconditioned auto HEREIN, PROVIDING FOR THE Of way located between the existing DEG If 1 A SKATING SPECOf room for garden $18,900 Defendants RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES OF corporate city limits and the area batteries $12 9$ exchange TACULAFI . NOTICE OF SALE. CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 annexed herein). bECLARING _____ 9 MOVIE. The Magc SEVERABILITY. 3 OR. family room, good condit i on . NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN tpat' AVAILABILITY OF M U NICI P AND E Sanford Ave AL FECTIV DATE Large lot, South Sanford area Sword." Basil Ralbbone, pursuant to Final Judgment of SERVICES; DEFINING CON. I -' _______________________ . $17,500 . Firewood This notice is given pursuant foreclosure renderedonthe2,thday DITIONS OF ANNEXATION, Estelle Wo 1962. Cos' immediate Delivery IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND the provisions of Chapter IU Of December, 1976, in that certain 'P R 0 I 0 I N 0 tL1&asnaarTvJdajthJen 2 ON I N 0 FOR 'SEMINOLE 3 OR. excellent condition, central Florida. Stat utes, and the Charter 319 5715cr 349 5129 cause pending in the Circuit Court ifl CLASSIFICATION; REDEFINING COUNTY, FLORIDA . 530 ' heat 6. air, carpet, fenced, much and for Seminole County, Florida, and Ordinances of the City ,t THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF I .. ___________________________ ____________ __ more Immediate occupancy CASE ff0. 76•1994.CA.0f.F 6 SOUNDING BOARD Casselberry, Florida, as *manded wherein . FIRST' FEDERAL CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA. TO HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS a. and supplement 51 Ho Redu(ed to sell at only 121.950 hold Goods SAVINGS ed AND , 24 BLACK PERSPECTIVE LOAN INCLUDE SAID PARCEL OF LOAN ASSOCIATION OF Aluminum .Said Ordinance will b placed c Call Betty Flamm, REALTOR PALM ON THE NEV ASSOCIATION OF SEMINO.l.E LAND IN THE MUNICIPAL BEACH, ASSOCIATE we sell our trade in furniture at low COUNTY.' a Unilec States cor first reading on Monday, Januar, LIMITS OF , SAID till; ,. poration, is Plaintiff, 'and ('S prices. Good selection, Plaintiff, 10. 1977, and the City Counc il Evening JAMES' AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT OF vs I i can c3er nOr ",)me *ith ' consider same for f:n.i passage and COUNTRY EURN THOMAS HARRIS and LAURA M. CITY MAP TO INCLUDE THE BURNETT S aluminum & Wlfit SyStCm .5 LIGHT HAoLiNG&'KAD a HARRIS, PRICE his DISTRIBUTORS and adoption after the Public hear ing ' wit., HUGHEY EQUIPMENT and ANNEXATION 600 Roofing. Gutters 70 Yrs E.D ANOGARAGE CLEAN UP HERIGHTS REIN; , MEREDITH ANN PRICE, his wife, which will be held in the City Hall Of . Mt AL ESTATE Dirt service. Cle ar ing. Mow ing, 313537 2 SR 16. I mi East I 4 BENEFICIAL FINANCE COM. PROVIDING FOR THE Eagle 5:0 Ci 55) 5371 n 9541 Phone 119 4 6 NEWS ilellIor ' Defenda nts . 12'? 7Ii — Back .:loader 377 512/ PANY OF CASSELBERRY, a AND Cas$itbirry. Florida. on Monda) . PRIVILEGES FOR 6* MISSION- IPOSSi,., NOTICE OF SUIT Florida corporation, are Defen. CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY; . . January Il, iPfl, or as SOON ' I 1 '/2 NEED A HOME' $100 down ii GETTIN ON Captioned TO: BURNETT S. PRICE Tree Trimming 6. Surgery-Lawn dants, Civil Action No, 42134S CA thereafter as possible At the SEVERABILITY AND EF. payment 1 qualified buyers 3 Cherry S for tte deaf Maintenance Free Estimates ' , 09 8, I, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, FECTIVE DATE. Drive meet ing interested parties may ' Singer tQu:pped 10 £'9 tag and make OR, la bathS, central heat, I . Maitland, Florida Licensed, Phone 322 7547 24 JR. Clerk Of the aforesaid Circuit appear and be heard with respect to This notice is given pu rsuant to bkitfOflhoies Balance of $50 SI or _____________________________ refurbished As low as $10,000 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the proposed Ordinance This Court, will at 11:00 a.m., on the 131 4pM rt h the provisions Of Chapter 166, tO payments of 16 Call Credo 630 ' . rrirr3i 44r41 & A. r Condit Oiling TOWERS ERS BEAUTY SALON that an action to foreclose mo gage hearing may be continued from time 2 BR. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR . , day of January, 1977, offer for sale Florida Statutes, arid the 'Cha I EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Manager 322 91)) or see at 4 rt er - em Ire* tr 6 CBS NEWS eSIimdtC5, call Carl I lumnierl, Harriett s Beauty Itoc: bath. screened porch, fenced covering the folI*ing real and ' totime until final action is taken by Mowing, Eøging, Trimming SANFORD SEWING CENTER and sell to the highest bidder and Ordinances of the Cily ,f ' personal property in' Seminole the City Council Hlrr,5 at SEARS n Santora 332I 519 E lst$I .372 5712 rear re yard $16,900 F rev Estimates for cash at the west-front door of the 'Casselberry, Florida, as amended Phone 173 1797 The Old Singer Store 1711 County, F tOl'Ida, to wit: Courthouse in Seminole County, and supplemented, WYNNEW000- Swimming Pcoi, 3 Copies of the proposed Ordinance 1030 Slate St .Sanford Plaza _______________________ DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Florida, in Sanford, Florida, the Lot ADDITION, 9. SUNL AND OR, 2 bath, 100' frontage 115.000 O.ebhardl S Home Repairs. Room I Said Ordinance will be placed on FIRST acc ESTATES, are available at the City Hall with following described property, firs Mowing Trimming. EdgIng or ding to With thi Clerk of the City and Sam. may Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Carpeting WILSON MAtER FURNITURE t reading on Monday, January AdditiOriS, Concrete Work. Pant attnereofasrecordedinplat Book be inspected by the publicWITT REALTY and being in Seminole 10. 1917. and the City Council will BUT SELL TRADE ____ .ng Carpenter Work, Ceramic ' a Personal Touch 1300634 ub lic throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Quality 12. Pages 97 and 90 p . County, Florida, to wit; Records DATED this 22nd day 01 311 315 E Tile, Alum Enclosure's 32) 6125 Considersamaforfinapaage1 First . St . 322 5622 Flag Real Estate Broker, ill Coal of 'Seminole County, Florida, concrete block construction. 1,044 square feet of living area. Privately DClrflber, AD., .1976 i SOFA a. CHAIR SHAMPOOED free Estimates Lot 6. Block A. RAVENNA PARK 'adoption after the public 'earing has been filed against you and so lid l i d mahogany' Chest Of 0 fenced rear yard. Fuliy sodded lot. Convenient to shopping and schools SECTION OF LOCH ARBOR, at which will be hald In the City Hall of (Seal) I 0779 371 7s AlSo Carpet Shampooc1j you — No ' ar e requir ed to Serve. Copy of y Drawer',, bow front, with French ' Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions. Linda Thomas.' Only 1.35 Phone 332 ISU cording to plaf thereof $ recorded Cat4llberry, Florida, on Monday, written defenses, if any, 10 it onouCr ' maintenance fees. I oradiet feel 123 4M Custom Work Licensed, Bonded ': : Acting -Reduced from $36,000 in Plat 8OG Il, Pages 6) and 47 of January I?, 1977, or as soon VICTOR BUTLER, JR. ESQ, 1113 Publish: Dec.City 31,Clerk 1976 G•E MAGIC Free ,Stimit. 3736934 the P.iblic R ecords of Sem i no le thereafter _______ - 1. Dec 1. Gerry's Cleaning Service -. ________ as possible, At the ' East Robinson Strait. Orlando, COUNTY-' 42 7 Story frame, large ART BROWN PE ST CONT RO Florida; ' ' DEG-1 29 meet ing interested patties may 52-Appliances Residential & Commercial Clean Nooting. S ding. Sheaf metal. Alum Florida 32101, ad file the Original lot. Zonru - 2 Good lermS . , 2562 Pier Drive Said sale will be made pursuant to appear and be he -. , I rig RI t. CUBES ' I/ICC. Sanford. El ' Sffit. Painting, Air Cord , ' ard With respect 10 , with he Clerk at the above styled . I $ 1.000 Owner ho lding 332 and in order to Satisfy the terms the proposed Ordinance. This 3271% '' I Gutters . Texture coating, Screens. FICTITIOUS NAME C ourt on or befor e Use 13th day of Said liflarludumen,. _________________ BARGAIN PRICES 3 CUBES bearing may bIcOntited from time BATEMAN REALTY etc Large quality, ',rn,l d.jr Notice 5 hereby given that I am January, 19 (Seal) DAIL:-4:30a.m4.30p.m. . Late model, colored refrigerators 77,. 0therwi, a engaged In bvineu at 242 Abbott to time until final action ii taken by Judgment may bi entered againfl , U I E ..ins, 03) 901a keg Rea,.Estatc'roser 12 FLASHES Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ' ' fbi City Council, gr aranlee rang es 30 day and ' .. Lake Mary 337, Seminole 2634 5 Sanford Ave you for the relief dema Clark of the Circuit Court French. nded in the County, Flor Sanford Auction. 1200 5 Clas Of the proposed Ordinarsce Complaint, 37l07$9eve's,3fl14c7 ida under the fictitiou s By' Jean E Wilke 33373.40 , are available at the City Hall with . nam.of DEN KO INDUSTRIES, and lop" b I Dputy Clerk I WITNESS my hand and Seal of tlsat I intend to register laid nafT1 WE HAVE A. HOME FOR vow thein5pe,,t,d Clerk of the City a some may said Court on the 7th day of with the Clerk of Use CirCujI Court, KEPI.S'ORE WASHER - Parts. PHILLIP H LOGAN - of be DIRECTIONS: by the Public. Alterations. OresiM.aliing. Drapes, • December. 1976 BOWLIPI ELECTRIC Electrical For Personal Ser vice Call SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND Sec • ice Used mjchjnC5 DATED this 21st day of Decem. ' Upholstery 332 jj Seminole County, Florida in ac In Sanford' West on 251h St. pff 11,742 Contractors Industrial, Corn Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.' . — MONCRlEI MOONEY bar. AD, 1976. . mercial, tordanc, with the Provisions of the ,Mile To Ridglwood . Ave., Go South rISidenti4I Posf Off ice Box 777 Free Clerk of the Circuit Court ealty Blown in ( Seat) Stemper R 'flSUlalion.. Mayo in ' YOU CAN'T estimates. 377 2373 Fittitiout Name Statutes, To Wit By Patricia A Jack . Sanford, Florida '37711 sulalion Co W 40 BEAT A WANT AD 2BIo'clts On -Ridge wood To, Terrace Drive LInda Thomas 92 Or 3401531 . Section S 09 FlorIda Statutes I9J 323 7080 FOR RESULTS Yly one t oday , ' Deputy Clerk 53—TV' RadIO- Stereo 'Central Florida's Plaintiff Acting City Clerk S Richard C. Ray I Seat) MULTIPLE LISTING. REALTOR Publish Dec 31, 1976 __ Publish Dec. 31, 1914 Publish: Dec I?, 24-. 31, 1976, Jan.7. WIECO UNSTUC1IO OWMY ' Another Fine 'Development By ' Publish Dec 10, It 1919 'French Ave OEG t PEr, i 327 4991 ', fl Blacs 0. White Portable TV. plays IF . . 322 1496; 332.194.1, 323 3966 r, s good Asking 130 339 7671. Ridgewood Arms 7832 M. UNSWORTH REALTY 43—Lots-Acreage " Used Office Furniture 322-2420 Sanford, Fla, 4 ,V iN 3' ,,', YOU ASKED FOR IT - YOU GOT IT CailBart Real Estate Merchandise 322-2090 MIUMMY SHOW 12 KIDS WORLD a Olelgiltal t 130 2 I 9 TOM AND JERRY THE Legal Notice 11 15 NEWS PAR KRIDGL, SF, 3 BR. CU home New paint inside and out, fenced rear yard, kitchen equipped. Easy financing. $21,200. I2'xSS' mobilehome, furnished, near shopping center. Adults, $173 mo. 4 security. 372 5939 1505 W. 25th St. 2 WOODY WOODPECKER 4' .6. SYLVESTtR AND The most exciting '2' 12' NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY 9 STARy AND HUTCH 930 4 6 ALICE NURSES, all shifts Seriatri, ex perlence preferrea. Apply in person. Sanford Nursing 3. Con valescent Center, 950 Mellonyjlfe Ave. 2 BR, Furnished, $110 -Katie's Wekiva Landing 372 135 8 00 FLOYD ENTERPRISE THEATRES 4. 6 BOB NEWHART SHOW 7i PICADILLY CIRCUS: 'BoJJoo5' 857 24 MONTY PYTHON'S rivrio ctncus 2 BR. 2 bath, furnished or un furnished, Plenty of room for children & pets. 372 5659 CAR STEREO CREDIT ?O 'rodlem'tt In Dash st.eo for your car. New and used. Prices start at $4995 or $10 per month. NO MONEY DOWN we tkc tra de ins. CB CITY 113 S. Crlando Ave , Winter Park (Next ig AfldCr%n' Pt 00 17 921 I 2 TREEHOUSE CLUB '6' THE F1JNTSTONES 61 OuS1YS TREEHOOSE 9 JABBEPJAW 12 HOT FUDGE ' ORANGE BOWL GAME Ohio State vs Colarado, at Miami 800 41 6 r,'LER MOORE SHOW 9 WONDER WOMAN 830 12 NEWS 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Brand new, sparkling with charmi Furnished StudiQ5, unfurnished I & 7 bedrm units. Your new home features Shag Carpeting Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase Private Entrance Dead bolt Lock Fenced Patio Color coordinated Kitchen & Appliances Abundant Storage Space "Energy Efficient" Air Con dilioning Package Full Circle insulation 0. Sound Proofing No One living above or below you Full time Resident Service Directors Models open to a m 'III 6pm. Daily Come see us or call HAPPY HOLIDAYS Woodruff's Garden Center ova ciery Ave CIoSed'tI Jan Good used TV'S. $2S & up MILLER'S. 261 9 Orlando Drive, Sanford. 322 0232 COLOR TELEVISIO'I -USED-COLOR TV 19" portable. Sold new over sioo, will sell for $109 or Payments of 512 Per month No money down. CB CITY, 11555, Orlando Ave., Winter Park. (next to Ande rs on's Restaurant on 17. 92) 7&—Auto Parts Luxury Patio Apartments 730 BONUS HIT NO 3 ALL 4 DA 12: 6 Homes - 62—Lawn-Garden (G ardens FRIENDS' New loans, BROTHERS RAZZLE DAZZLE COMEDY SHOW 1 SESA?E STREET (A) 9 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND , 12 MUGGSY 7 . 2 4 exceptionally clean 7 BR home located on beautiful lake. Family room, central heat & air, lovely landsca ped yard, $29.900 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S, V. Hardwic, Broker Deltona, 666 6611 53—TV. Radio. Stereo eneva 655 12 LIVING WORDS 700 2 A BETTER WAY 4 ARTHUR AND CO 6 THE HUDSON - THE STUDENT BOOT 'A 745 2 0 ABC NEWS " 625 9 DAILY tIVtDRD 11 - 1100 34—cbi le - SWIMMING POOL goes with th is Apartments gn . - 730 ORGANIST CHOIR DIRECTOR urgently needed beginning January I. Salary approx 3700 mo Grace United Methodist Church. Call 372 1177 NOW RENTING Sanford Court ; Mariner's' Morning 8:S 7 VISION ON 9 1 LAWRENCE WELK. ppy Yoar' Patty.' TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs mature person for Short trips surrounding S a nford area Con tact cus'omers We train Write M. A Dick, Pres. Southwettern Petroleum, Ft Worth, ix, 41—Houses Nice 2 OR block home, turn or unfurn 323 2920 or 3727429 after 6 pm i' NOW SHOWING'" III OLLYWOOD HIG 4 6 CAROL BURNETT SHOW Guest: Madeline Kahn 7 VISIONS Tapestry Cuclos" Unfurnished Stenstrom Realty Saturday 4 10,00 9' MOST WANTED The learn Qoos undercover in a prison to investigate the nuder of White collar atriflak 4 THE MIJPPETS SHOW 1 i TO BE ANNOUNCED Nurses, RN's & LPt'l's, Aides, Aide ompanion Needed immediately , 820 0636 32— t'Iouses Friday, Dec. 31, 174-3B - Sae as, Little Anthony and the lrIl)enajs and IR) -" 700 4 BUGS BUNNY 6 HEEHAW 61 MOVIE 30 Apartments Unfurnished 3 .. Jerry Lee Lewis. FUUS Thom- RUSSIAN ROULETTE 7 1 THE WAY IT WAS 9 ABC NEWS 24 REBOP I I Wanted ' 9 IN CONCERT Guestsare ____ P 61 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 1 AGRONSAT LARGE nd 'x V _. UPON A CLASSIC SHOW _______ . ' 1030 61 GO&4Efl PYLE 7 ANYONE FOR TEN- IhOFOur S0SOKCthe Sunshine Band, Bachman lot (R) ____________ 12 JUNIOR ORANGE BOWL PARADE- From Miami. 4 6 COTTON BOWL FESTIVAL PARADE' Hosts Bernadette Peters, William Eckstine, ECONOMY NITE __________ 2 Corwad, WITH GUY LOMBARDO '' SCOOBY000' DYNOMUTT HOUR 24 SESAME STREET (R) ,c WEEK is tfreatonedala by GEORGE SEGAL 11 30 12 TONIGHT '6' W VADc 2 4' ________________________________________ PARADE 4dannual,tnd boss 7GREETINGS I and a sang along of old favor 110$. (R) 1' 24 HOMETOWN. SATURDAY NIGHT 1000 2 12 SERPICO FuaIa iaragangue$t$a3thedaughtero5auronaciI,Iafo ON'S 9 the Now Year seth music to dance tomwaJtrock — ka at Houston, 6 THE CROSS WITS i rncai i .,.. ,.,,-,,, .,,,, I 4 6 BUGS BUNNYROAD RUNNER 7 GUPPIES 1 0 .GROUPERS Ethel Merman. Mickey Foone1 4 U 900 PORT Spencer Tracy, Milton Berte. 600 6 o 12NEws 6M EMERGENCY ONE 1 REBOP 24 ZOOM 2 ar NEWS 7' MACNEIL.LEHREFI RE. 1030 4 2 18-Help by Joe GaragIOla and AnIta Ekyani from Miami, Ono hour. Friday Eveating Herald, Sanford, Fl. I LISTINGS $49 U7, il R 1 Harold Hall Realty month '77 TOYOTA NOW IN Park Iand\ 48 monthly payments at $49 - . ik-- . 4 • :- .. ... GOOD SELECTION NEW CAR TRADE-INS '' 4 ' V 0 40 , I. V 4 Happy New Year '.' . FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H "ii We're Offering A ç Ballooning with 25% and pride In you CoflStant t$I, ' Till BIG DIP OR $ 6,175 Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, Joel and Jane Krus. __ and Employes 2439 S. French Sanford, Fl.. CLOSED NEW YEAR'S DAY ORIGINAL PRICE NOW ) UJ< 1 ADULTS 2.50 CHILD 1.25 ' CHILD ", ',,! :si.ia Li fIe . ' KODAK f%r4,'. ,rJ , ,[> , A Ltri't4.c. htrittai .' COLOR FILM . 'C1112or 126-12 P'iii.ti' riGkz AP rxzt't'.rC REG. 1.69 ,'... P DX tIvz,1 a %uaIJ • . . — hI MoN FRI SAT-511.1m 1200-230 INtATe( 215-445 at 1945 Bath Townhouse !2 Siding I Hauling I Bait Singer Zig-Zag Landscaping & Lawn Care Home Improvement Beauty Care 11 8,525 Cleaning Pest Control 16 - Gixjn 'ffBtes (h SS PHON E I merriment an gtee / BUSINESS DIRECTORY 5 00-7:30 1000 . - 1 . IT 2 __________ MODEL OPEN: ' $ 139. mere I __ "As 123445 Sewing Electrical I n sul a tion FOR INFORMATION , CALL I _______ To List Your Buness'...DiaI 322-2611 o831-.QQQ. 1 ~ W ' I T -, 7 s, Fi, 1.4' im V �48--Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Dec. 31, 197a B LOP4 DIE ,LJ VE SEEN PUTT CJ MAKEUP ACROSS (A .,y o;zEADy r ! (.cwME MINUTES -' POR 45 MUTES IT TAKES YOU SO MU04 PEOPLE _NPECT MOQ I Make quiet S Soil deposit 9 Aswan sight YOURS - Sandwich An s we r to Previous Pu' type "—f OP MV RACE T -4AN j- LCNGE' 51 towlirl iei 1injjij LA ijLs 1.LLTS 52 Expire 55 Conjunction (Get) 58 Destruction 59 Broke bread 12 Folksinger Guthrie UT 13 Land measure 60 Ct 14 Second V E ,' c (HllP c.. TtZ:L4 L - j,' 17 Graduate of Annapolis (abbr) iL '-.. '- -. 15 Poverty • 18 Maxim 19 Brought about 20 Noxious L BEETLE BAILEY 2 plants Energy- saving 48 Mute 2 1 Art I (PI ) • 3 4 I? Sonsom ó ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL • Ho i ._ ii•y_AD E tJr 1 -su i _ tAR D'NA 1111 rrn iTt1f r I C ii II i. ISIM_lilT r SIErTI 42 iaTj nns SIEtNIT 43 Stockings And to on (2 son wds. Lai 24 Vagrant abbr) 25 River in 48 Wha rf Russia 49 Biblical 26 Spoiled preposition 28 Farm agency 50 The same (abbr) (Lai) 29 God 51 Blurt out 30 Scandinavian 52 Binary 31 Energy unit 53 Small island (fill 9 13 14 4 22 117) I• II ARCH I E - -. - GLVS FROMNS ARE by Bob Montana I HEAR RVERDLE IS rYOU Th •.I mrS DUMB '2 SHIPSAD PLANES GO IN TC SUCH DuY8TOw TAEy DDvcu EE HEAR CF THE IT BUT THEY NEVER '/DEALLTHESTEETS NE WAYGO(NG THER 55 " OJTcF TOW N ' .)) 56 59 60 62 63 don't 21-July 10 II 5.7 . 53 I BRUSSELS :5 A HE MAKES A PERSON THINK.' REAL CHALLENGE I fly LawrenceE. Lamb, I,D. by Al Vermeer TO A SITTERS This could cause you problem. but be careful who to look for pleasure elsewhere you flutter those long lashes at. PLSCFS (Feb. 20-March 20 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Som eo ne may try to take credit You have some friends who are tor your Ideas today or get a anxious to hear from you and free ride on your coattails. Be it'll make their day if you gie sure work carries your by-line, themacall. Do it when you [I I VIRGo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If think of It, or it'll slip you're a gu est today, kn ow mind. when to make your exit. YOUR BIRTHDAY Overstaying your welcome may Jan. 1, 1977 not get you invited back. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Treat the possessions and Your overall prospects !k resources of others today with quite hopeful this coming year. the same prudence you would A rise In status or advancement your own. Don't be careless! in your career is not unlikely. --_~ WIN AT BRIDGE 54 so It ()"W,II) and .l.%SlfS JA( 0111i, 61 hero decided that West would not lead from the spade queen Hence, he took his of spades, played two rounds of trumps, led a spade to the king and saw that he needed a miracle to bring home the slam. The miracle was a simple swindle. He simply ran off all the trumps to come down to the ace of clubs and ace-jacknine of hearts West discarded down to the queen of spade3. eight of hearts and two clue This left East in trouble East finally decided that he had to conic down to one heart to hold the guards for his club queen and South made his slam, with three heart tricks . I......_ L#1. DEAR DR. LAMB - I have a prescribed for him. Will you tell rue some of the foods that he can safely eat? Is milk ill right? Someone told Inc to please Lamb — -d rum drink goats mu. He around that grew in the mole. I Just suffered a bad attack; is cut them level with the mole. It there something else to take to stayed sore so I pulled them ease the severe pain? out. The swelling ' w ent down DEAR READER - What one and it quit being sore. So as they can and cant eat if he has an grew from then on I cut them ulcer is still a subject of con- level with the mole and I never troversy. Some doctors don't had any more trouble until 110W. think there is any reason why a It has gotten sore again. Each person with an ulcer can't eat time the hair was festered. almost anything. Others Could you advise me as to what recommend a bland diet of soft causes this and the best thing to foods. do' Is it wrong to pull them out 7 In severe cases a constant DEAR READER — Get to a drip of milk and cream with doctor as quickly as you can other medicines to neutralize have him look at that mole. If the acid digestive juice is used. your description is correct, I The treatment depends a lot on think you • should have it how severe the symptoms are removed surgically. and if the ulcers are healing. Anyone who has a mole To give you more information anywhere that changes in any about ulcers and how they are form whatsoever should run, treat ed I am sending you The not walk, to the doctor. The Health Letter number 1-5, danger Is malignant melanoma Ulcera — Duodenal, Stomach. — a particularly nasty type of Others who want this in. cancer that is not easily cured. formation can send 50 cents If you wait too long It can't be with a long, stamped, self- cured at all. addressed envelope for it. Just While you may have had just send ',our letter to inc in care of an infected hair Follicle, there Is this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, no way you can be sure. The Radio City Station, New York, constant irritation you have NY 10019. from the mole is dangerous. There is no advantage us Any mole that is Irritated by using goat's milk as opposed to shaving, a belt strap, a Ira cow's milk in the presence of an strap or in any way Should be ulcer. I think it is a good plan to removed. eliminate any foods that seem There has been more than one to increase the pain; avoid the person who went to see the spices and the acid foods such doctor when a change In a mole as fruit juice. Otherwise most was noted because of my ulcer patients can eat fairly earlier columns on this normally, problem. And the prompt action iii I LEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl kYA, FuDOsy! I WHOLE NW LINE HOW MUCH v IS O' BRUSHES 1' Se-lC)- HOLD ILL TAKE. itXJR CHEAPEST ei,MJSI-I; Rt-DlT.' 50 \CENTS' L\ .' by Bob Thaves Z $9t.1. ---0 • 1 ••• DOiqi'? ir, egN ... DIGGI 7M ; ;THE •• LiI ROS PRPIuT S IDE GLANCES by Gill Fox J,J J'-1 i - ____________ / •, (,1 '... 10 / 'sow MY PAWY1 1 I -) 0 0 ", On the U of important don't3 of . these readers has saved are coffee drinkingor use of any of the caffeine-containing grongly to all that any change beverages, smoking and in size, shape, color or alcohol whatever of a mole may be your DEAR DR. LAMB — Several only warning and you should years ago a mole on the corner not ignore It for aday,a week or of my mouth got sore and a month if you want the' best swo llen. I could move the hairs chance of survival. A JLI .. •. :. by T. K. Ryan THAT (RMINP5)_ ci nr'ri ,,•, pp - t/ 0 / • , "Quick' • e I t'S do something tax-deductible' • 'A •- '--- • • qi I ' 000NESBURY / YOL \ PL.A\''°9iFWITgME"WrrH fl-IME! A: HAM? NME WASD dA n tPfr i We NS '- ,'-., 0 11 I Pi*1cM! TUMBLEWEEDS ' — \ 0' v 12L % LWI /1'W,'7( 6C(3/1WN IVA 1' 97 UÜla rn si OrEt,6 7/Mi M EW i!• W4q5 cur 'rr taji" VET! I ,R7Y.. I I -'-- 3 6 /976 ID, A Vermont reader wants to Here is the swindle of the know what lead we recoinyear 1976, After South showed mend with: 6442 is is all four aces by his five-club inc opponents have reached bid (remember in expert Blackwood %i• c l u b s SnOWS seven notrump wi th out bid fbeb0rb0Tjt''s) North ding an suits on Uie way We open a heart as the lead made an overbid o seven that is least likely to help diamonds Th e ordinary player would dec larer wi th possible linesstake a spade finesse some ing problems time or other and collect 13 (For a copy of JACOB',' CiSy tricks. The ordinary ex- MODERN, send $7 to "Win pert might cash the ace and at Bridge," c/c thi' king of clubs, ruff a club and newspaper. P 0 Box 48:. eventually get a heart-cluv Radio City Station, New 'YOPM, squeeze against East But our N V 10019) •' 7'WHAr2 Activities centered around the family will provide you with the mct enjoyment today. No need -- 16-year-old son who has peptic ulcers. He takes Maalox and that's all the doctor has MR BOrT5' frivolo Ay AQUARIUS (Jan. 22) On Ulcer Diet PRISCILLA'S POP today. Curb yta' tendency to spend today. Opinions Vary _ firm grip on your purse strin,, but not so - 51 — but Be sociable, 46I47 43 49 150 CAPRICORN(Dec. 22-Jan 191 Usually you have a rather you --___ - 45I treat CANCER (June IuI III. uR mom gas. Ui• U' to You're a bit flirtatious qP 23 tend YOU get. - - are concerned. May 21-June 20) generously today, 1 18 area. your expect more than you're entitled to. Be satisfied with what surprise 40 Auxiliary verb SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A sound New Year's resolution that 'u make today will t to the test. Take care not to let guard down. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21) Don't let others spe. you In money matters today Talk up for yourself, You're very competent where dollars People 58 Cry of 1, 1977 ARIES (March 21-April 19) You have a knack today for turning things into a personal profit. If you a business opportunity, give it priority over pleasure. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You're reasonably lucky today, but don't press it too far - such as taking a flyer in an unknown GEMINI 33 Having feeling 54 Diminutive suffix for 38 57 Eggs en 58 For Saturday, January see Madame (abbr) 23 Mohammeds 47 Provence HOROSCOPE UN LoAn arney 222k ny speck Christian 23 Presence Anderson 24 French author .2 Animal waste 27 Christmas chemical • 32 Speak 3 Twist about eloquently 4 Coal scuttle 34 Family 5 Soundness of member mind 35 Women s 6 Irritated patriotic The (Fr) Society (abbr 36 Bang 8 Most savory 9 Clothes tinter 37 Irate 39 Leather Strap 10 First- rate (comp wd) 41 Celestial 44 Beers It Make untidy 45 Bo x er Beer 16 Mental 48 Uh huh component )'?T Ly DOWN I I 21 Comedian ?'ne abbr) Mort Walker THE BORN LOSER end 62 Day(Heb( 63 Drivers com parimeni :p: 64 In a sheltered place 1.001 T I° 61 Come to an person i'iuoi i rs.ior'p m"y/AyXVYffMM tW7 pe arR. !E! ,MP a R4r7Aj57- WIMAjlJi TZWS 411?I (Di W( PtT1'Mi? -- - • _________ _______ ___________-_ ---._.. ,-_ --n • -'--------' 0 -,.................................................. � 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>, December 31, 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/cdfc5f558334fa7efdee551a725d2fd3.pdf 56cae3e11cb701690df1e1f2c72628c8 PDF Text Text IS-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 29, I97 Evening"e Its our 69th Year, No. U2-Thursday, ever y where a sale December 30, 1976 d Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents sale. ... That's The Question In Tallahassee And Seminole —__ By EI)PnlCKIrrr herald Staff Writer The exotic weed-eating fish — the white amur has pitted two state agencies against - 331/3 % pointed out empty lakes, oftentimes mysteriously, will fill up with fish — if conditions are favorable. With that in mind, he said he does not bel ieve the sta te can gu arantee amur will An ally sies - off Closeout ;-i n robes, lo e ea //7 o . .., . \ / ung w I \ Reg. $15 $25. Warm winter robes loungewear in a huge selection orints. lice trims plush velveteens r ,.. and ( ." —' 1 0 1 / \\ if It \ / trims, flowery prints, In a range of pr silky pastnls .' reat b ri ______ 7 G / T r colors and sizes . ,. o 344 Lovelylaceanopeasantembrodery \ , __________ fashion gowns at closeout savings ' t I, Now 3.99 4 " ft I r of styles and sizes. Exotic . 1 uy on 11 i dresses and lumpsults 'T Assortment of fabrics & colors I se l ection which researchers for the Department of 5-13 8-20 , . Of , . Grant 'My Dream Corley, 'Kids Fi ' At S ing Ranch . . IIyMARVUNTIPTON • Junior sizes. .rA rst 0 1 . f biting and where, see I(ias fabrics. Missy &4 to outdoors corral the amur in lakes only. Kimbrough f Asst. of colors and . \ . Herald writer ' C2Z2=M9PW -.AA We were eye"lo*eye and le, blinked first. I'm stw here," responded Kirby Grant (Sky King) to charges that four Sky King Youth Ranch officers resigned in discontent with administration of the ranch. i 'J_ -. ,. ____ - •... - - . . F ., -W S. . . 4O . , ' F . .. ' -- -. . . - 3 7.5 - BUILDINGS ACRES 4 . eci Se arates r 11 j4p' . SpeC t , •' It's a locket plus pants plus s h I Ist plus skirt, Tailored blazer in polyester. doubIekit Seafoam green lot 8 18 11 99 \ - - 8-18 6.99 A-line pull-on skirt in eafoam green Polyester doubleknit for easy. care 8-18. 699 : MAKE ME AN OFFER ' I . just .- by Rick Wills) Classic traveler includes blazer, sleeveless print blo * use, skirt, and 'pants. All NI 1 ________ ___________ of snag-resi S ton t — .. . GOODWILL .. . ' - 10-18. And -- ., ' , . ." . . .l.i.. -. 40 Bradford and Bill) LeBree, cited dis-satisfaction with the administration of the ranch as well as recordkeeping. New officers have been named to replace those *eigned from the board of -tor3. Grant, who is fotuider of the ranch, Li now serving the board as president and chairman of the board; Harrell Corley is now serving as vice president and Carolyn Grant KIRB\ GRANT CHECKS half'-sizes W/2 -22/2. IN WITh HIS RANCH (Herald Phqtos by M&rylin Tipton) . . - Corley, ranch adnuaLstrator. responding to accusations of mis-management, was particular!y angry about stories -that Holmes had to use his owri money to buy food fo the double knit polyester in jade, off white, or black. Sizes . Four ranch officers and two other members of the board of directors turned in resignations in November which were all accepted at the Dec. 6, board meeting. Also resigning at about the same (line were previous officers were Earl Smith, president and chairman of the board; John McCormick, '.ice president Ethel Smith secretary, and Dan Moore, treasurer. . . from me now. forTner houseparents at the Chuluota property of the ranch, Tonuny and Dotty Holmes. AU but two of the resignations, . . A Real estate broker Garnett White (left) and associate John Krider straighten for sale sign Implanted on old Mayfair Inn property at First Street between San Juan and San Carlos. It's on the market through the uner, National Exhibition Co of California Property also had been used as spring training headquarters for the old New York Giants baseball team - later operated as the Sanford Naval Academy by the Barnarr NlacFadden Foundation until last June wife of Kirby Grant, is now iecretary-t rea -surer. The after 13 years. (I It S ., I ,•.: . "It's my impossible dream," he continued, "and for the first Wne it's becoming possible. No one is going to take it away who . And Classic vest in seafoarn green Easy-care poliester doubleknit . (Herald Photo . sizes . ;...;. . In sealoarn green 8-18 11 1.99 -.- ' 1P -'•. Pullover striped sweater tunic won self tie belt Seafoam green,Po;, ester for sizes 8.18 11.99 -' - IL . White sleeveless turtleneck shell In polyester for sizos S,M.L 4.99. • . 41~ I.. !aI. t v 4 if .-. • - '. --- '• • s, %. . / -- _J Thinkin unlim. Ilerky Hulfman', about bering the old fishing pole? colwnn in the EveWng Kimbrough said today it may be impossible to To catch up on what's Ifersild every Friday. tops, pants and skirts. Sizes Wekiva, officials fear the game-fish population could be wiped out. Th at's because the amur gobbles up hydrilla. Organisms game fish feed on depend on hydrilla for their food supply. At the heart of the dispute, statewide, is a conflict between the agencies' missions DNR is responsible for aquatic plant control and the commission is responsible for protecting fish and wildlife. in Seminole it's like a gambler's game of Russian Roulette. Place the, • mur Seminole 's waters, and the possibility exists that the game fish population will be shot. That, Kimbrough explains, would be 'extremel' unfortunate for the people of Florida." ' 1, 7••••.• '/ DNR or the Game and Fresh Water Fish people has the authority to act as the top pollution-fighting agency in Florida. If the DNR wins out, the amur could go into Seminole lakes. Though the fish is opposed by Kimbrough and Republican Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff, Williams has the support of Commissioner Bob French At Tuesday's meeting, the commission deadlocked on th e issue. County Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski, the deciding vote, was absent. But, Kwiatkowski, according to Kimbrough, favors th e amur. Williams says • he is for the imur i f assurtnces are given that the Asian carp won't be able to get into the county's rivers, something Game and Fresh Water Fish of. ficials fear could happen. At Tuesday's meeting, Williams had wording introduced into a resolution which would place that responsibility on the state. But sportswear • not make its way in the St. Johns or the Wekiva, where officials say the weed carp can breed in fast-flowing waters. The amur, officia s say, cannot breed in stagnant water , If the amur got into the St. Joh ns and the On Jan. 6, 1977, Gov. Reubin Askew and his arguments for a Cabinet hearing on the amur, iaa ues J11 1/2 Natural Resources (DNR) say can help un- Commissioner John Kimbrough. Mainly, Kimbrough fears the weed eater, if placed in Seminole's lakes, might make its way into the St. Johns and or the Wekjva River. 'I cannot verify the state's theory of safety," the Republican commissioner noted, Kimbrough pooh-poohs the fact that petitioners on Lake Orienta, Lake of the Woods and Mirror Lake say they want the state to introduce the amur in hopes of ridding lakes of pesky hydrilla. "If the people on Lake Orienta were for venereal disease, that wouldn't mean I would be for it. Because it might spread," Kimbrough said. Petitions were gathered by Commission Chairman Dick Williams and presented to his associates at a meeting two weeks ago. Lawyers for the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission on Wednesday pressed their r. Nowto / Amur To / each other, And, Ile sparks from that COfl a tion nlassee hav fuel like struggle here in Seminole y Staunchly opposed to introduction of the w eed carp to three Seminole County lakes is 4 SKY KIN G, Page 3 L. Today ArotLnd The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial .- Open SANFORD PLAZA ica.m. to 9 p.m. Maniday thru Saturday Open Sunday 12:30 - 5:30p.m. .Cag Carder Ph. 3fl-O2OStor. Ph. flJ-l3IO H . CagCintIrPh.444144SQr,ph 'M7. . -. . . - . -s----_.e_..' •- . '' . . •2- . Cato log Ce nt er Ph. 423:M$ . . a ,- .- ' ....................... - -. -- - ' .. r,- - rr',-r--n-r-- . . . . . . .. r-,-. -. ----- S., ..L J ,r. — . - . —. -.--- -. - . - r - I-. I, .. V 4 Harrell Corley, Sky Dr. Lamb H:rsocope 10 hports Television 4-7 a WOWCU . 4 10 a 10 10 Photo by Tom Vincent) Goodwill Industries donation center on 24th Street, "generous" citizens deposited unwanted items in a Sanford. -became focal'point of trash collection after very unsightly manner. .... . -..-w•:nt. THANKS A LOT ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Manday thru Saturday open Sunday 12:30. 5:30 . - (Herald WINTER PARK MALL A that, he say's. was not King Youth Ranch ad. supposed to be mailed out— but was accidentally Included with other promotional niaterial. ~he letter claims that 45 children are in the ranch's care — when, as of today, homes, according to Corley. �2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 30, 1976 Thursday, Dec. 30, 1974-3 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NATION IN BRIEF Carter Promises To Abide By Same $ Code As Aides PLAINS, Ga. (AP) President-elect Carter says he is not ready to announce what he will do with his own extensive financial interests while in the White House. But he promises to abide by the same restrictions he plans to place on his top appointees. Carter commented on his financial holdings and on a conflict-of-interest code Wednesday shortly before he returned to his home here after holding preinaugural cabinet meetings. — Flu Shots Future In Doubt ATLANTA (AP) — With the nation's swine flu inoculation program suspended for at least another few weeks, some experts are predicting that there will be no need to resume it at all this winter. The federal Center for Disease Control ordered Wednesday that the moratorium begun Dec. 16 be extended until the strange paralytic disease called Guillain-Barre Syndrome can be studied more closely to determine whether it is linked to the vacaccinations. cm ations. 'Choice Of One Life Or 8:1 0 --' Something To Live For' HAYSVIUE, Ran. (API — Undersheriff Sam Davidson said it was "the choice of one life or eight" that made him order sharpshooters to kill a former mental patient who threatened seven hostages with death in a home In this Wichita suburb. Larry Leer, 30, was killed Wdneday night by two shots in the chest eight hours after he took Bonnie Horinek and her four children captive and held them with a pistol, rifle and six other weapons he gathered in their home. As the drama progressed, the Horineks were released and he took seven other hostages. Leer's initial demand was to see his former girlfriend, Lonnie Heam, Mrs. Horinek's sister. But after she arrived, the demands grew to include cigarettes, protection upon surrender, protection from bankruptcy, and commitment at a mental hospital of his As police and sheriff's deputies gathered outside the dwelling, Leer told his hostages: "They (the officers thavesigned our death warrants." Two hours before the shooting, an Associated Press reporter telephoned Leer, who identified himself by saying, "You're talking to the man holding the gun." lie told the reporter he refused to end his life in a gutter somewhere, adding: "A man has to have something to live for and without tI)e things that he lives for he must die. These things I must live for or I must die." Before Leer could elaborate, his attorney, Warner ELsenbise of Wichita, who was one of the hostages, cut into the conversation. Another hostage, Sedgwick County Sheriff Johnnie Darr, said, "When I went Into the house, all the people were in control. They were very calm and very cool. "If any one of them had made a bad move while Mrs. Horinek and her four kids were there, I 'm afraid we'd have all been shot." Other hostages who came to the home at various times at Leer's request or In exchange for the Horinek family were Miss Beam, Police U. Harry Minor, Police Det. Bernie Drowatskl, Police Chaplain The Rev. Byron D. Tracy and Charles W. Pickared, identified as a counselor. Authorities said Leer had come to the Horinek home to see Miss Beam, who wasn't there. An argument developed, and Leer grabbed a pistol, pointed It at the head of-%;,n Horinek, Bonnie's husband, and threatened to kill him, officers said. Horinek ran from the house, called police, and Haysvllle officer George Jameson, 32, was grazed on the head when Leer fired the pistol as he responded to the call. - - PEOPLE "Do you want a LAS VEGAS, Nev. AP marriage license," asked the clerk. "I don't, but I think she does," said a beaming Redd Foxx, gesturing toward the lady he calls WASHINGTON (A?) American use of oil hit a new high in December, and while the government is blaming colder weather for the increase the weather bureau says January temperatures also will be below normal for the eastern half of the nation. In a report Wednesday, the Federal Energy Administration said U.S. demand for oil averaged about 19,131,000 barrels a day during the four weeks that ended Dec. 17. — ceremonies Wednesday evening. International Falls, Minn. 'Kong' Grosses $26 Million LOS ANGELES (A?) "King Kong" is roaring around the world, but whether the 40foot ape can take a bite out of "Jaws" remains to be seen. In 1,500 theaters worldwide, the movie has grossed more than $26 million in 10 days or less, said Gordon Armstrong, a spokesman for Italian producer Dino De Laurentiis. It opened in 2,200 theaters on or immediately after Dec. 17, but not all have reported. - IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (A?) The Russians have staged their fourth test of a satellite interceptor this year, but it tentatively is being classified as a failure by U.S. intelligence sources. The Russians resumed flight testing of antisatellite devices early this year after a lapse of about five years and the U.S. sources said the latest test was conducted Monday. All tests have involved only Russian satellites and no effort has been made by the Soviets to disable, destroy or interfere with U.S. spy-in-the-sky vehicles, U.S. intelligence sources said. — Arrested earlier in the case was David Wayne Peterson, 21, no local address, lie also was held In lieu of $10,090 bond on an armed robbery charge. Gidday reported to sheriff's deputies that three men entered his residence and robbed him of a $70 stereo turntable. During the The six-day- old strike by hotel employes spread to two more hotels today after federal mediators Foxx showed up at the license bureau with his prospective bride and stayed just long enough to purchase a license. Foxx, 54-year-old star of television's "Sanford and Son," plans to marry Yun Chi Chung, 34, a Korean native who lives in Los Angeles. It will he Miss Chung's second marriage, Foxx's third. At the bureau Wednesday, Foxx said they would decide later where the ceremony would be. He indicated it would be sometime today. "I'm going to have a glass of champagne and we'll talk it over," said Foxx. "I haven't had a drink in a year." As always with Foxx, it was an occasion for quips. When the clerk asked for the $10 fee, Foxx turned to the bride-to-be and asked, "Have you got the money?" And when he was asked where he met his future wife, Foxx replied, "I just opened my wallet and there she was." halted negotiations between the union and representatives of the area's crucial tourist industry. Picket lines appeared in front of the Sheraton Four Ambassadors and Dupont Plaza hotels, both in downtown Miami. Maids, waiters, laundry workers and bellhops at six other hotels — the Deauville, Eden Roe, Doral Beach, Doral Country Club, Three men arrested in a game refuge by a sheriff's deputy on felony charges or trespassing while armed have been fined $109 each In county court, Deputy E. If. Standley reported he found the men armed with shotguns at the Sabal Point game refuge area Wednesday morning off Wekiva Springs Road. Todd Newlan Pemberton, 30, of 11 Sleepy Hollow Cove; Thomas Wayne McKenna, 32, of except the Doral Country ('lob, which is in northwest Miami. Federal mediator Leland Ils'an said the talks were ended Wednesday becau.se neither side was "willing to move off its position." lie said there were no immediate plans to resume negotiations. Special Session Drive Set TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Dissident lawmakers plan to begin a drive next week to get legislators to call a special session on House reforms over the objections of legislative leaders. A major obstacle in the way of a special session was removed Wednesday when Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin said the legislature would not have to consider 1976 vetoes at a special session. The house dissidents are seeking reforms to CIA.rpAj, (alntinut'd from Page l•A (hil(lren. "That's completely out of context," he said. "The reason he had no money was because he didn't come to me or Kirby and ask for It. I can show you in the books where it says we had $10,000 in the bank that day. Does it make give him money for the kids if we had $10,000 in the bank?" Since the departure of the Holmes', the ranch has hired new houseparents, Mike and Mary Ainsley. living on the Chuluota farm, the Ainsleys care for eight boys presently under the care of Sky King Youth Itanc.. The boys range in age from 11 to 16 . hiouseparents for the girls, ages 10-16, are Mr. and Mrs. ('orley. The girls are presently located with the Corleys at a house on Glastonbury Avenue in Fern Park, where the lease runs out in February and, "they are doubling 1130 rent," according to Grant. Corley explains that they are planning to move ton house within a mile of here they are now located. "Our kids are first, always," says Corley. "To give you one eamplc, this board that Just resigned said they were going to get rid of Kirby Grant and the Sky King name no matter what. I was worried, of course, because I've a job to consider —but I told Kirby that I had money available to me out of them are dissatisfied with their committee assignments. Speeding Law Test Fails TALLAHASSEE (All) A Leon County judge has dismissed a suit designed to force - authorities to return speeding fines to thousands of motorists cited for going over 55 miles per hour. The suit, filed by Florida State University law student Richard Glenn, was thrown out Wednesday by Circuit Judge Donald (I Hartwell. Glenn contended that the fines shouldn't have been collected because the speed limit was illegally imposed in December 1973 and ; 'y-INTERNATIONAL FALLS, winter, pike and clean air, visitors with Thto,e bravee souls number um 9,. Minn. (AP At the close of a The cold grips so fiercely, in cameras, water skis and tujieto 109 in International Falls and year, a time for reflection, fact, that it all but refuses to let make the two-hour drive up the nearby communities of hardly a place is better suited go. The ground freezes five feet from Duluth. South International Falls and P4J than this for that worthy ex- down, untillable until June. When the summer crop of Ranier. About the same numercise. The town is on the granite frolickers is harvested, how- her live across the Rainy River There is something to be shore of Rainy Lake, one of. ever, only a bold band of the Bridge at Fort Frances, Cana'.. learned from this place, some- creation's masterpieces, a 340- hearty remain to face the long da, thing other than what every- square-mile work of art done in dark winter. -. body already knows from the a freeform of coves and bays That yearly experience has I' The spirit of hands-acrossthenightly weather report: that it and flecked with 1,600 tiny given them a palpable sense of sea, or in this case, the river, is the coldest place in the 48 granite Islands timbered with neighborliness, a closeness comes naturally; nature's contiguous states. pine. such as a shared secret brings, legacy knows no international 4 IL When winter's fangs bite into Thus in the summertime the When the ice breaks up each boundary. Indeed, one longtime %s'F(' J:p this little spot on the Canadian area is awash with tourists, May they have earned a corn- Chamber of Commerce presiTAL\1%I)GE border in the first half of this regulars who return to their munal handshake that says nice dent in International Falls, month the thermometer summer places on the lsland,s, going everybody, w did it Gordy McBride, was a Canamanaged tohangabovezerofor weekenders seeking walleyed again, we didn't quit. ,1i r, citizen only four brief hours living becomes an adventure and LOVEJOY, Ga. (AP) After a marriage of humility a daily lesson. Na• lure's elemental severity In35 years, U.S. Sen. Herman Talmadge, D-Ga., . vites long thoughts a bo ut man's . . has asked for a divorce from his wife, Betty. standing in the Great Scheme. The petition, filed Wednesday at the Henry "I think we worry more about County Court House in nearby McDonough, By The Associated Press freeze with temperatures ranging from 14 the simple necessities of surA New England storm dumped heavy snow says the marriage is "irretrievably broken," to 26 degrees below zero — reached (r;m the vival than most people do," over coastal and northern Maine this morand that the couple has been living apart. said Frank Bohman, a plillonortheast sections of North Dakot' across the ning. Accumulations of up to 10 Inches were sophie aviator who has lived northern parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin and It was the second marriage for Talmadge, expected. Michigan. 63, chairman of the Senate Agriculture and here all his 52 years. Snowfa lls continued In the. Great Lakes 'Having enough food In the The reading of 26 below, lowest in the nation Forestry Committee. The couple has one area, portions of western New York, norhouse, enough fuel, a backup overnight, was at Grand Forks, N.D. The living son, Herman E. Talmadge Jr., 34, and tirwest Ohio, northern Indiana, southern heating system, these are r eal warmest spot was Key West, Fla., where the five grandchildren, Another son, Robert S. Wisconsin and Iowa. Travel advisories mercury hit 64. concerns. I would imagine that remained In f orce for a secti t ion of southwest Talmadge, drowned in 1975 when he was 29. Some other repo rts: Atlanta 27 clear; in gentler clim at es people take lower Michigan. survival for granted." Boston 22 clear; Chicago 7 cloudy; Cincinnati Snow flurries lingered over the 9 cloudy; Cleveland 3 snow; Detroit 4 cloudy; For the record, when the Indianapolis 10 clear; Louisville 9 clear.; Appalachians, and travel advisories were up earth tilts toward winter, winds Miami 54 clear; Nashville 19 clear; New over the northwest mountains of North borne on the Jet stream sweep Carolina and over West Virginia. Orleans 41 fats; New York 18 clear; Phila. from the North Pole down the STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) delphia 15 dear ; Pi Snow also bro ught problems to the weste rn Pittsburgh 1- below snow; Mary Louise Interior flank of the Canadian Weicker, Dakotas, eastern Montana and northeast claiming that her marriage to Sen. Washington 19 clear; Anchorage 26 cloudy; Rockies and pivot eastward Lowell P. Weicker "has broken down Wyoming. Travel advisories were in effect Denver 40 cloudy; Des Moines 14 clear; Fort right qt this point, so that the Worth 45 clear; Kansas City 27ciear; Los An. because of blowing and drifing snow.. irretrievably," has filed for divorce. average yearly temperat ur e geles 56 clear; Mi.nneapolisSt,paul Il-below In a writ filed Wednesday in Superior Court, here is 27.5 degrees and the an. Frigid cold kept a firm grip on the northern clear; Phoenix 57 partly cloudy; St. Louis 22, nual snowfall 50 Inches. Read. plains, the Great Lakes, and the Ohio and the wife of the Connecticut Republican asks an partly cloudy; Salt Lake City 19 foggy; San ings in the minus 30s and 40s are raid-Mississippi valleys. Temperatures fell to undisclosed alimony payment and custody of Diego 59 partly cloudy; San Francisco 50 commonplace during the zero as far south as the Ohio River, and deep at least rain; Seattle partly cloudy. ,. one of the couple's three children, Brian, lu, iray, 16, and Scot, 18. - 4 4 wasn't legitima - until lawmakers approved it last July. Patient Care Rating Urged TALLAHASSEE AP ' - As U S Gets The sponsor - of a law requiring the state to rate nursing homes says health officials need to put more emphasis on the quality of patient care. Rep. George Sheldon, 1)-Tampa, called Wednesday for state officials to revise the guidelines on the law. "I think generally the guidelines I've seen which supplement the rules don't put enough emphasis on patient care," he said. ''They tie a lot in with construction and in ech,i nica I - Snow Job - HEAL GLENN CRAIG EXTRA SPECIAL REVIVAL And The Plain Truth Qf God's Word Preached JAN. 2nd thru 7th 7:30 Nightly ...Are Calling It Quits MARANATHA PENTECOSTAL CHURCH . - 1016 FRENCH AVE. Come Expecting A Miracle Fr.. Transportation Call 3235077 or 3732679 . . LONDON (AF) A Chinese radio broadcast says the army has put an end to "great chaos" in Baoding, about 100 miles southwest of Peking, the Daily Telegraph reported today from the Chinese capital. An Australian paper reported today that troops had been sent to Baoding to suppress an outbreak of bombings and armed raids by supporters of the purged widow of the late Mao Tsetung. The report said foreign travelers had said as early as last spring that radicals had broken into an. armory, blown up factories and committed murder, rape and robbery in Baoding. — - Chicago Demos. Tap Ward Boss Weicker and his wife were married June 13, 1953. Ile could not be reached, and Mrs. Weicker declined to comment, As New Cook County Chairman Lynda Bird's Mate Running UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (A?) Acting more in sorrow than in anger," a group of prominent antiwar activists, including folksinger Joan Baez, has appealed to the Communist government of Vietnam to halt its "grievous and systematic violations of human rights." The group of more than 90 persons who were active in the antiwar movement of the late 1960s and early I970 submitted its plea in a petition to Vietnam's permanent observer at the United Nations. . - (E MI7A NNUAJ A\, L L1, Reg. $12.50toS39.95 CHICAGO (AP) G eo rge W. Dunne, a savvy Irish ward boss with a hankering for the mayor's office, has become the most powerful poli tician in Chicago by winning the Cook County Dunne, 63, who is also pr esident of the Cook County Board, has hinted that he would li ke to be mayor. The o nl y formal candidate so far is Alderman Roman C. Pucinski, a former U.S. congressman and leader of the City CounBut blacks, Polish-Americans and ma verick Democrats, shut cil's Polish bloc. out so far in the grab for power that followed the death of Mayor But former alderman William S. Singer, who was trounced by Richard J. Daley on Dec. 30, are looking for their own candidates Daley In last year's Democratic primary, Is expected to try again. to support In a special mayoral election. And Alderman Edward Burke, 34, a leader of the younger council members who, chafed under Daley's leadership, has been la Dunne's select ion is co un ty chairman Wednesday means that beled as mayoral material, although he says he Is re whether he both posi tions that gave Dairy his unique power over t"e nation's wants the Job. second largest city have been filled at least tem porarily by products of machine poli tics. Blacks, disappointed because alderman Wilson Frost abando ned his candidacy for interim mayor, are looking for another On Tuesday, the City. Council chose Michael A. Bilandic, the candidate. Democratic RICHMOND, Va. (A?) Charles S. Robb, who married President Lyndon B. Johnson's daughter Lynda Bird, is entering politics himself. Reduced 20% alde rman from Dairy's own ward, to serve as mayor until the general elect ion Is held, probably in June. Bilandic has pledg ed to quit politics alter his interim stint, but . . In Wednesday's election for party chairman,Dunne, 63, de(rated Edmund Kelly, general Superintendent of th e Park IX,trict. off regular prices . \\#/\ Todays most want,jJ luüs n contemporary jewelry— now at sale prices' /1 - -_ - / — Open a Zales account or use one of five riational credit plans , ZALES 'I 1976—Vol. 69, No. 112 4fld Christmal Day , Sanford. F Ij )00 N Fr,nch Ave Scsn4 Ciat Potaq, Pa,d at SAntord. Flit, Diamond iflOf ki Store FI*v,d, 12?1I I4m,' O,'iyr, y, 55 cvnt M.-A, tI1 11 AD A AAanlriN ; i ro 140 By M,s.l In F by ,bnr Mr,Oh, 5270 6 Monu, Sib 20 12 hirn, iI .rr , A41 jP,, Wt $11 .10 v uIlCI IIQ V.0.00'..' t"usi 0" I. t.- Au .im"l - -J HEY, THE SHRIMP MAN IS BACK! LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF DELTONA BLVD. AND ENTERPRISE ROAD EVERY THURSDAY 9:00 to 5:00 BEGINNING DECEMBER 30th ENJOY OUR SELECTION OF QUALITY SEA FOOD WITH US. SHRIMP - FISH FILLET-CRAB CLAWS LOBSTER SCALLOPS. FROGLEGS Now Resuming the Regular Route. says Grant. "We had one girl who had failed every course for two years," adds Corley, "and last grading term she had 4 B's." Grant and Corley both emphaslze their lifelong Interest In children. "I spent five years of my life preparing for this kind of job," says Corley, "and I work 14 hours a day at caring for these kids." Corley says he has worked extensively with psychologist Mary Catherine Parks of Brevard County to create a method of counseling which has resulted in extensive changes In the behavior of children. At l"ast one parent of a youngster now at the ranch was willing to come forward and offer positive reinforcement ci what is happening to the youngsters. "Mr. Corley has never asked me for a penny. He thrives on keeping the kids active, he takes them bowling, takes them everywhere. The overall Job that is being done Is turning out a finished poodoct. JUST ARRIVED ANOTHER TRUCK LOAD ....-..i ... , SLEEP- SOFA / AND — All MATCHING CHAIR Sofa lets out into a full bed. Vin y l or H erculon .. IV. ,• 1• 109 $ various colors. Rog. 1 189 smatj cPsrp for the Set While They to, 1st .p & DsII.sry - country Furniture OPEN DISTRIBUTORS INC. 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Thursday, December \ Pendants - — Vietnam Is Protest Target ZALES - - time and labor to fix it up, says Grant. "We'll be giving him supplies," he says, "but lie will be donating all that labor to us. It's very much appreciated." Carolyn Grant, Kirby's wife, and a former model, has also made arrangements with a representative of Montgomery Ward Department Stores modeling courses for a presentation to be made to the girls, she says. "They will all get to see it and then those who are interested will be allowed to take the course. I know there are two and possibly three who will want to go." External changes are not the only ones that are happening to the kids, says Grant. "It's amazing what a hairdo, some new clothes and a feeling of growing self-confidence will do for a girl. These kids have been treated as nonpersons for so long that they have no sense of identity at all — the girls or the boys. We are trying to give them that sense." School grades have also gone up as attitudes have changed, un v ccc going to be taken care of, no matter what." Fund-raising is a continuing problem for the ranch, as it is for nearly all such organizations. "On our Dec. 11th Family Affair program at Tinker Field we were forced to shut down our telephone advertising," says Grant. "If we'd been allowed to continue we'd have ni1de money. As it is I stand to lose what I hope will not be more than $600 out of pocket. I had guaranteed the show for $5000. Some plans for the future are coming to fruition thanks to assistance (ruin outsiders, says Grant. The house at Chuluota is in need of repair and a newcomer to the central Florida area, Allan Powalisz, tins offered two weeks of his "SEA FOOD" State Atty. William Staley. charge isn't unusual. Judge Leffler was sitting for "We've had several cases County Court Judge Harold where the state attorney has Johnson. Johnson is amended the charge to a hospitalized following an ac- misdemeanor. Usually these cidental fall at his Sanford are cases where It's found that home on Wednesday morning. the defendants were unaware Contacted at Seminole hunters who strayed onto Memorial Hospital where he is property." undergoing tests Judge Johnson Johnson said he's exsaid the felony armed trespass periencing some discomfort law went into effect this year. caused by the "freak accident" lie said the taking of guilty fall but he expects to be pleas to simple trespass from persons arrested on the felony released from the hospital in "two or three days" once tests are completed. IF:lk.IA lirevard Co ty and these things." . 100 Springs Blvd., and John Steven Lutin, 24, of Orlando, were booked at county jail under $5,090 bond. At first appearance in county court Wednesday afternoon the trio pleaded guilty to simple trespass, a misdemeanor, before Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler, and were fined $109 each. Attorney William Leffler 'II, who represented two of the men, said the plea was entered with the agreement of Assistant ...JIy P.1119 IUflCfl restrict the speaker's control of committee assignments and bill references. Many of Ice City Keeps Its Cool... course of the robbery, a sheriffs spokesman said, Gidday's life was threatened when a kitchen knife was held to his head by one of the three men. Woman Raped Sheriffs detectives today were seeking clues to the identity of a Trio Fined After Charge Reduced Carillon and Shelborne — remained on strike today. All of those hotels are in Miami Beach, WASHINGTON (AP) John N. Mitchell, who was President Nixon's attorney general, and H.R. Haldeman, Nixon's White House chief of staff, have been granted 29 more days to appeal their Watergate convictions to the Supreme Court. Chiet Justice Warren E. Burger on Wednesday granted the extension after their new lawyer, Eugene Grossman, said he needed the time. Without the extension, they would have had to file papers by Jan. 7. Both stand convicted of conspiracy, perjury and obstruction of justice and face prison terms of 2 1 2 to 8years, . Troops End Baoding 'Chaos' City MIAMI BEACH (AP) The Senators And Their Wives... Termed Failure By U.S. Two more suspects have been Jailed by sheriff's detectives In connection with the Monday night robbery of Robert C. Gidday at his Foxcroft Apartments residence in south Seminole. Arrested on armed robbery charges and held In lieu of $10,000 bond at county Jail today were Gary Edwin Barton, 20, of Winter Park, and Kenneth Dale Bryant, 20, of 3137 Cecilia Drive, Forest Hits 2 More Hotels - Killer-Satellite Test man who broke Into a south Seminole woman's apartment and raped her o,' knifepoint In front of her small child. Detective Robert Simmons said the assault took place Just before dawn Wednesday. Deputies reported that the unidentified man apparently Jimmied the front door of the 24-year-old woman's residence with the knife that he then used to threaten the woman's life when she awakened. Investigators said the man ripped out a telephone before leaving the apartment on foot. Police Car Theft Altamonte Springs polke arrested Carl Elvis Vanevery, 20, of Ontario, Canada, Wednesday afternoon after a city police car was stolen and driven through a chain link fence at the city maintenance garage. '. - WORLD.. By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Miami Beach Strike - - This gavel belonging to Sanford Lodge No. 62, F&AM (Free and Accepted Masons) was passed from 1976 Worshipful Master Glen Richardson (right) to Bob Ilaws, incoming 1977 Worshipful master (left) during A IN BRIEF Redd Takes His Third 'Foxx' Nixon Aides Get More Time Oil Use Hits New High More Jailed In South Seminole Robbery Fl rLORID F$L 4 IC IF Fe 'J\\") Sk skI2A (is I �Evening He etWd :11" \ F'I \( II .tvi•: S\NF()Ul). Fi,\ 3277, 11 ( 'l' lO'. 21.1d. ! or Thursday, December 30, 1976-4 V:YNf I), [WYl.E. Publi.shtr N0101 \ H. OSIIHIN. Editor JOSEPU I) \\N UtWKIJ. Adverti si ng Director ti t ntv I )vh%vr% Week. ji tinis: Mqith. 12.49: 6 M o nths, $14211. )i'var , S23 40 I \l,tl In fliritLi sarne jis h*rne tkIiv&'r All htr r.o1 \1n'h, ' . 6 Mr1th. $6.2t1. 12 $12 40 Around Energy Saving? Fewer Plants The customers of an electric utility system can save money if the system can avoid having to build expensive new power plants. And power plants become more expensive to build every year, as a result of inflation, environmental protective measures and higher safety standards. If an electric system can avoid large investments in new power plants, it can avoid rate increases that would affect all its customers. From the customer's standpoint , it then becomes economically preferable for the electric system to spend a dollar to promote energy conservation if by doing so it cats save $2 it would otherwise have to spend for new energy generation. This is the interesting rationale behind Seattle City Light's conservation program, as explained here recently by a systems analyst employed by the City of Seattle. After a citizens' committee study, City Light found it would be cheaper to save a kilowatt than to generate it, if generation required the building of new power plants, for at least the next 15 years. So City Light dropped its participation in plans for two new nuclear power plants and instead adopted a comprehensive conservation strategy. Programs included the more effective insulation of homes, especially those electrically heated; the use of energy efficient building codes; aggressive energy conservation programs for existing commercial buildings and a number of other specific programs. City Light's experience as a municipally owned system with an abundance of existing hydroelectric power generation and the lowest rates of any major utility in the United States is certainly not entirely applicable to other investorowned electric systems. But the profitability of conservation programs, from the consumer's standpoint, should be fully considered here as a supplemental method of meeting growth in demand for electricity. Can Of 0. Worms The Internal Revenue Service would be well-advised to forget its proposal to treat as taxable income the free or reduced tuitions granted by many colleges and universities to their employes and their families. The IRS contends that tuition waivers - which not all are not tax-free schools make available by any means scholarships, as they have traditionally been considered, but are taxable fringe benefits because eligibility depends upon employment. M a hearing in Washington the other day made clear, this could be opening a real can of wonns, if not stirring up a hornet's nest. Both metaphors are appropriate. - In any event, according to college and university administrators, the people who would be hardest hit by a change in IRS policy would be low-income employes, who would either have to forget about a college education for their children - or turn around and apply for tuition subsidies from the same government that took them away In the first place. Streets Of 4 . . It has always been a liberal, tolerant, cosmopolitan city. But now San Francisco is worried about crime. And people there are beginning to rethink some of their liberal dogma. Mayor George M oscone still talks grandly about doing something about the "root causes" of crime - provi ding lobs, education and housing. But Dist. Atty. Joseph Freitas Jr. put his finger on the problem when he spoke of "a cavalier attitude toward offenders." The deterrent and incapacitative effects of swift, certain and uniform punishment by Incarceration are most likely to Put the damper on an outburst of violent crime, such as San Francisco is now enduring. . When judges are willing to administer such punishment, It will once again become safe to walk the streets of San Fran. cisco. •. .. . - . . . Frisco . . BERR Y'S VO RL 1) In this world, there are achievers. People who refuse to accept just anything the system throws out. In short, people who carve out their own futures with brains and determination and if need be - hand-in-hand to put their husbands through costly university courses so they could realize their dreams and ambitions. Coy's wife, Jerry Glee, Pxplained it like this. She said Carter was a virtual unknown (something we all knew). But she went on to say that Carter's election gave hope to all the "little people" In this land. By Little people, she referred to those persons born without wealth, those persons who are achievers and refuse to accept just any old bone that's thrown out. She didn't imply that Just because Jimmy Carter was elected President everyone can do the same. That would be absurd. What she did say, though, was that anyone who truly wanted to accomplish something could, if he or she wanted to bad enough. That, in essence, is what the American Dream is about to the Coy Ilollises. Just clear the path and give t he m a fair shot at things - and the achievers brawn. — F71-7- 411 .. .. For . ¼r•. : Zoo Gifts The Clock By El) PRICKETF Up in Tennessee lives such a person. His name is Coy Hollis and he Is a professor at the University of Tenn.-asee. Coy foils used to work for his daddy. laying hardwood floors, one of the most backbreaking aking Jobs I've ever seen pe rfo rm ed. Coy refused to let the system dole out his life in weekly installments, called paychecks. Instead, he worked his way through the university and earned the educator's coveted doctor's degree. Before I get lost, I'd better explain the point, or points, of this column. The point I want to explain is what Jimmy's Carter's election to the Presidency meant to the Coy Hollises of America. And not only to the Covs, but also to their wives who worked will do the rest. And that's why Coy and his wife, both :he-hard southerners, picked Jimmy Carter to win. They both believed In the tenet that If someone wants to be something bad enough, and has the talent, then nothing can stop him. Jimmy Carter proved to the entire world it could be done, and when the election was over the Coy houses and their wives were the real winners. An unknown, an achiever, had set out to capture the most powerful job In the land and - against overwhelming odds - had succeeded. If Carter could do that, then what's keeping anyone from doing anything he or she might want to do' I'll tell you what: Nothing, that's what. If you're an achiever with the brain power and the health and the other basic essentials, why you can do whatever yo u like. Jimmy Carter proved that. In the spirit of Christmas, sixth graders at Woodward Avenue Elementary School in Del-and gave up their Christmas party gift exchange in order to give the money they would ha ve s pent to the Central Florida z. Their teacher, Fred Bur bank , presented a check for over to Zoo Executive Director Al Rozon. Unanimous in their agreement that "this was the best gift exc hange we • ever so had," the youngsters al I WASHINGTON Day Care Need Held "I', ',', , I - Don't expect great spen ding changes - either up or down - in the first year of the Carter administration. . I _', 1 7 .1 II, W " ., ~. IZ !I I , '' - : w There's not much a new president can do, however radical or conservative his views may be, to effect important spending shifts In less than 12 months. It usually takes presidents at least a year and a half to put their im print on federal spending. There's much talk already about the first Carter budget. The president-elect's men -. . S. ' reportedly are already gathering the detailed material they need for amendments they expoet to make in the income and spending proposals President Ford will send up in early January. Th ere's no reason to doubt at th is juncture that Mr. Carter will propose a considerable number of amendmen ts earlier than most new presidents- and that them could add up to some billions of doll ars in proposed shifts .11 1 -- • • - to- • •• 'V 1 4V 'Y'aIl make yourself comfortable, _____________ we'll be a-leaving in about three years." 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I -,' j. •, '-.---- • ,f #),.I i ht.-.,'....A 'I' Her husband, Mrs. Frey recells, "really enjoyed it. He talked all the way through. It was easy and relaxed with him I don't think I could have of I'1; ,ji,v LI ,,IUIVI ILUII. • . - _________________________________ ' Ron, anians 'S1oI --I-. %,41 200 OFF BUCHAREST, Romania APi - Stylish Romanian women pick their dresses from Western catalogues, although the mail-order houses are inaccessible to them. They solve the problem by ripping out the catalogue page, going to their tailor and telling him, "Make me a dress like this." We have special tailor shops that will make what we want," a 23-year-old secretary explalned. "And then we make some thing.., ourselves." Fashion magazines and catalogues are as prized here as they are in other East Bloc countries where styli' takes a backseat to uniformity. Romania im ports as little as possible to save foreign currency needed to speed its industrial development, "We have three big shops," said a young woman wearing a turquoise turtleneck sweater and (lark skirt. "But they don't always have the things we want." Friends and relatives in ' I Swor e I Western countries are the source almost of the magazines and clothes that find their way Into the country. "The tailors are very good," the secretary said. "We choose the material, which Is Romanian-made. The quality of the work is good, but the material Is less good." A tailor-made dress costs 400 to 500 Id about $40. Many young women wear form-fitting boot.s to just below the knee. The fashion is to wear them with midi skirts or with except for this problem. I can 't tell my par en ts. It DEAR ABBY: I think I'm pregnan t. I've made love with my boyfriend, but it wasn't planned or we wo uld have used something. I need sonic information on a clinic I can go to if I nee d an abort ion. Th is really scares me as I've never been to a hospital in my life. I've heard a lot of stories about girls who have had abortions. Some die, and others can never have children would kill them. They've already been thro ugh this with my sister, only she got married. I swore this would never happen to rue. Please an swer me in the column. No way can a reply go to my name. m am i'i and was a "nice" girl before this happened. SCAHEL)TO DEATH DEAR SCARED: First, go to sour local Planned Parenthood ('Hole. They will arrange for an examination to determine whether or not you are pregnant. It ou are, they will provide cipert counseling to help you make the decision that is best fur you. Please write again and let me know how you are. I care. TWAI1 •flflV- It's nnt' in I understand why a married man of 45 would leave his wife for a younger woman, but how about a moan that age who would leave a beautiful 36-year-old wife for an old, wrinkled grandmother of That is exactly what my brother did. He can't be in his right mind. Don't tell me he is looking For "mother substitute." Our mother is still living, and if ever a man got his share of mother love, Brother did. He' was the "baby" of the family, and the only boy, born .Me there any free clinics" can't raise a lot of money. Maybe a few hundred dollars. Is that enough for a h i,safe a1rtion' I'm in god alth Pant Suits MISSES SIZES 1/4 To½off' (. JUNIORS SIze5to5 ¼ . 1\ ,', i Of It,"Arei) JANE CuLB'i and QUEEN CASUALS Pants $1fl00 IV '. . Reduced Playtex 18 Hour Fnchir an rnitiff Iririiic. c - jeans rolled up to the top of the boots. The boots are made in Romania, but the few platform thick-soled shoes seen were Imported. And jeans arehardto get. "They make jeans in Romania, but they don't look right," said a blond-haired young man with a trim Van Dyke beard. A pair of Western jeans has to be obtained through friends or the black market and costs about 400 lei ($3035), Romanians said. "My problem now is that I can't find a long dress," said a young woman, "Perhaps I could get one f rom the West, but it wo ul d cost 700 lei." Peddling of Western clothing by Romanians who receive parcels from friends and relatives abroad can be extrernely lucrative and is frowned upon by the Spartanminded government. The average monthly wage of Romanian workers is 2,000 lei 166i Some women, including waitresses, still wear miniskirts, but the style has been around for several years and Is going out of fashion, -- • after tour girls. So please tell me what an intelligent, good-looking, professional man can see in a 55-year-old divorced retread. It's not money. She doesn't have any, and he has plenty. DISGUSTED IN CHICAGO l)EAIL DISGUSTED: One of Inc 's most Damning mysteries is what people "In love" see each other. But i suspect your brother's reasons are older than the hills and younger than springtime. (P.S. You are your brother's keeper.t DEAR ABBY I applaud that clergyman who was man enough to admit that co nf essing his infidelity to his wife was a terrible mistake. My hus ba nd of 15 years, whom I loved, respected and trusted Implicitly, confessed g 'iwh an ,ffnir ti, mø tu'n t'r I'.-.', "'"j .-.-.------------ ago, and our marriage will never be the same again. That boastful conlcssion was deadly, despite his proclaimed love for me. It was the biggest mistake he ever made. If only one person reading this is considering such a confession to "cleanse his soul," I urge you, please, please, don't'; EMPTY IN NEW JERSEY DEAR EMPTY: Your letter Is full of wisdom. Thanks for sharing. Sale wg,, r "'' • This winter leather coats, shiny or suede, are in for both sexes. A man's leather car coat with imitation fur costs 1,400 1,4 00 Iei a bo ut $120). A popular style for women is fur-trimmed suede In red, brown or green. Small geometric designs are embroidered at intervals along the edge of the coat, reminiscent of Romanian folk patterns. Men's hat st yles incl ud e felt and fur. While o!der women wear scarves and kn itt ed hats, JAMES WHITE PORTLAND, OREGON THURSDAY 7:30 P.M. WATCH NIGHT SER VICE FRIDAY 9:30 P.M. EVERYONE ISWELCOME MIiM now Mand. 9acbø DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. FIRST ST., SANFORD Offered Pro Thief IIS By COMERS, Coen. (AP) - A few precautions by homeowners, including leaving lights on when not at borne, could help prevent burglaries, says a professional house burglar now in Connecticut's maximum security prison. "The majority of burglaries occur at homes that are in the blackout stage. For fear of losin g a few pennies of electricity, these people bring a lot of sorrow upon themselves," the inmate said in a recen t interview at the Somers prison. He's se rvin g a three-to-eightyear term for breaking and ente ring. In addition to leavin g some lights on, he suggests closing doors to an empty garage and frosting the windows so a burglar can't see inside, a radio on near a rear entrance and keeping a hg that barks loudly. LOSE T ( WE 0 SANFORD Free Transportation Call 323.5077 or 323-2479 M IC .,4U Regroup r4 I /4\ ~ I and Recoup after the holidays ,s' 1 14 1 t' - \ 'i :.-<y ijai Scoot next door for that second .. .ja.!' :rr1' ,:i.ji k' - cup of coffee I 1/ 1 S )-, orTV..jna Model Coat :'-; .il -.&_ ; i or relax at home with the paper , :.''?1 ' '. 'A from mary. esther's. " t, mary/esther's MARANATHA PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 101á FRENCH AVE. Anfiburgiary . with - younger women prefer fl oppy wool or fur hats with wide brims. 1 :: GOSPEL OSPEL MEETING - also ILULIIQIIIOII &$IVII are fashion conscious, but they have an easier time buying clothes ready-made. With winter setting in during mid-November, .Romanians have several months of overcoat weather and are concerned with having fashionable outer ' BRAS & GIRDLES PH. 322-4712 -- W ould N ever H Size 10 to 10 MAGNOLIA CENTER 2105. FIRST ST DOWNTOWN SANFORD P11. 11}41)2 w- By ABIGAIl, VAN HI: RI'N Blouses — ride to a hospital back-up facility, complete with blood • t rn w- • J -______ — • Ata bout 1:20a.m., Dr. Stone, who had checked his patient's progress cvcrj 10 minutes, decided the tim e had come. Mrs. Frey got In to bed w hich "We believe babies should be born in hospitals not because begun. The six-week prenatal we regard pregnancy as a nine __________________ _________________ The room is the newest ad- education course she and her _______________ month-long disease but because dition to Flower and Fifth husband had taken, Instructing mother and child deserve every in home at New York Medical College's "Faniilv Living ft, Avenue Hospital's Family- them in Lamaze exercise, Comforts CenteredMaternityProgram,a breathing and relaxation tilted mirror in top right corner is the one in which mother-to-be can watch the possible safeguard," he says. "Even a 10-minute ambulance comprehensive package of techniques, had pre pa red them birth of her baby. Good Selection r!FI I ..- ___________ _____________ —— Carter Misled By Energy Data - television. A small wall light were books and magazines in bank, clinical laboratory, and includes education in prepared labor pain. relates, cast a warm glow on the cream- the black walnut-stained hutch, radiology and fetal monitoring childbirth for father as well as "Anyone looking in on the Mrs. Frey sat in a rocking and-gold stri ped wall paper, the all courtesy of interior services, may be too long to mother, and labor, delivery and Freys a few minutes after they chair, her h usband in a corn- purple cottage curtains, a decorator Dr. Stone, who eliminate the risk in volved in postpartum (after childbirth) settled into the Family Living fortable chair by her side, both hanging fl ower pot. If the TV shopped for the Family Livin g moving mother or newborn to follow-up care. Room, might have thought they watching the late show on show became boring, there Room furnishings himself that facility." 'POTTED PLANTS IC AL ARRANGEM EN TS - • .1 T so they knew what to expect and parenthood" services which weren't t hr own by the first were still at home," Dr. Stone . AR TI F • JACK ANDERSON - ________ "prepared and shared • - WOMEN "Tall, lanky Hartman and Lincolnesque. He's gentle, sensitive and intelilgent" Actor Richard Harris "Beautiful eyes and charming cultured manner. We like his speaking voice, too." Actor-former athlete Don "Has low-key Meredith sex appeal in the Southern tradition. A broad shouldered Ted dy Bear." delivery room. o CORSAGES 0 DISHGARDENS - • "Sexy, seductive, In"Good looking, charming triguing and what a body! and appeals to women of all A diamond In the rough. ages. His smile exudes Hit 'son his way to being awarmth and li keability. He top sex symbol." moves gracefully." Actor James Garner Actor Henry Winkler, who plays "Fonzie" on television's "Happy Days" - "Dynamic personality, everybody's best friend. Looks good with a motorcycle." Good Morning America TV show host David Thursday, Dec. 30, 1?76-5 Bab*ies Delivered In Hornel*ike Room ' • • • Davidson "lie's wholesome, handsome Mr. America type. Looks great in tight clothes - or any kind, for tht matter." Actor Nick Nolte - brilliant. We like his impish, devilish smile on his very expressive face. A joy to watch." Actor-singer John Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 60ft FOR PARTIES-WEDDINGS ALL SPECIAL For Br t s Bitter Pill - "lie's merry, witty and ________ - tj TAULE such a program, and grossly overemphasizing this "need" at that. According to a new study Just released by the But the budget we are talking a bout - the center for New York City Affairs' New School Carter-amended Ford budget - takes effect in i i h for Social Research, there is "no evidence" that October, 1977, and then only if Congress has c hild care arran gements present a se ri ous voted the funds by that time. The prospects for Britain's economy, politics switch these resources to investment, or whether problem for low-income families whose parents b at this stage of the trade cycle there should work. This survey, based on interviews conThough the funds for major new programs 'nI perhaps democracy will be decided over the the wayinwhlchtheBritish be a• cut in taxes as well. The logical ductedamongarandornsampleof35ofamilles presumably could be made available in October, next few weeks by UAl .(2 C(2UICdUt ui ixuance in nan oeoaie now iuung co%larus (0) In New York City that had left welf are to take a.. Congress willing, gettin g high spending plans into action involves a complicated series of steps distinguished foreign bank managers. The The forecast the British treasury has prof. job, concludes in its f indings: "Of particular Interest Is the relative unimwhich ta kes months. Most major federal retiring Am erican Secretary of the Treasury, fered to the IMF Seems to be for a bo ut 2 per cent Simon, flew into London just as the team portance of day care progr ams to the families. programs, in fact, turn out to be amazingly small British economic growth in 1977, but the latest Only 27 per cent had children in regular chil d the first year of operation. The mammoth un- of middle-rank officials from the In ternational National Inst itute Economic Review is now Ionetary Fund flew out. During the coming care arrangements; typically, these families dertakings we look at in amazement today are, presaging only 1 per cent growth between endweeks President Ford, President-elect Carter in the main, several -ears old. 1976 and end-1977. The Economist is inclined to reliedonbablttersurelativesratherttianday and Germ any's Chancellor Schmidt will ha ve to beli eve that bo th are too optimistic. Britain may care or Head St.art.centerL There was no Now It is quite possible that M r. Carter will make some positive choices a bo ut the British attem pt to beat the game -quite legitimately be tipping over from nil growth to negative evidence that child care arrangements beggars. In a supplementary budget for this fiscal year, growth just about now, and unemployment may p resented serio us problems for this group of Britain's structural need has long been for a that is, for the 12 months which began in October be on course to rise to 1.75 mill ion during next ffamilies." Furthermore, this study says: large cut In government expenditure, ac1976. It sizable changes are involved, this would year. Just as the IMF Is telling Britain to deflate, "Only a small fraction of the families with companied by a large cut in income tax. There is require a major Juggling of accounts with a Britain Is discovering that it is already deflating children in care reported that the arrangements now a fleeting opportunity to make the rescue speed not seen to date. It would involve adby more than It expected anyway. Instead, it is justments in income and outgo so complicated operation of the next few weeks fit in with that an opportunity, and suggests what form Chan had created any problems for either the children t hey would pa ralyze the major departments of longterm need. cellor Dennis Healey's emergency budget In the or their paren ts. In addition, among all of the government whose spending programs are set As everybody except British cabinet next two or three weeks sensibly mught to take. families in the sample, child care was mentioned only infrequently as a needed service or existing for the year. And it would most assuredly in- ministers had expected, the IMF team IS The Chancellor should make immediate and problem. volve putting the government tar more into the suggesting to its masters In Washington that sizeable cute in government expenditure which The nature of these child care arrangements ii Britain should cut between two and three billion red than even Congress is likely willing to go. would be just a first installment on a firm apparently not pounds unique to this group of families, from next year's budget deficit before it That's not all. The juggling might be done In commitment to cut public-sector spending over the survey reports, Ta back up Its own findings.' is allowed its loan. '. As everybody including jig time on paper in the Carter White House. But the next three years by much more than the IMP the New School for Social Research study cites a it would take Congress months to hold hearings, British ministers knows, a cut in government is tentatively asking for; he should prepare and 1975 Ford Foundation article which reports that argue and vote on any radical departures M r. expenditure of about twice this would be announce cuts in income taxes for Imonly an estimated 20 per cent of children whoct' beneficial, because Britain cannot revive InCarter might propose, even if they were simple plementatlon next April; but he should say he parents cannot care for them during dustrially until there is a multi-billion switch the day are repetitions of measures Congress previously will put the se tax cuts into effect only if the cared for in formal day care facilities. The re st from government spending to industrial voted and President Ford vetoed. For when bills confabulation about international economic of these children are cared for •by relatives, are run through the mill again, they're In- vestment. prospects in 1977, which should follow President neighbors, siblings or community groups. variably chewed over. What comes out the There has been room for debate whether (a) Carter's accession, agrees that these would fit Giving even more weight to Its own flndlng, second go-round rarely mirrors the bill passed the drop in interest rates which would follow any the British targets for growth and inflation that the the first try. government spending cuts would be sufficient to seem internationally desirable for 1977-78, 1a New School cites another of its own studies, survey conducted in 1974 among welfare recipients declared unemployable under New1 York State regulations. This study showed that child care problems were given low priority by respondents. Only 3 per cent regarded child care problems as an ottacle to employment and less than 12 per cent of the working women reported difficultics in making child care arrangements for their children. WASHINGTON - President Ford has Seamans' own planning chief, Roger LeGassle. Now, undoubtedly there will be those - Sen. we may. have left certain, things out." 'But he received some misleading, 11 not outright false The GAO strongly suggested in an analysis MondAle, Mr. Rowan, Ms.' Chlshilm, the insisted that Seamans had made "no conscious information about energy developments for his available to Seaman., that the development of Women's Libbers who will respond to this data ' effo rt to gloss." State of the Union message. liquid breeders would be blocked by safety and Footnote: On the positive side, Seamans' by saying that my use of It simply illustrates my The White House has solicited from the ecological problems. And the Clinch River 'contributions to the State of the Union message bias, my personal opposition to a federal child federal bureaucracy passages suitable for his facility was questioned by LeGassle In an in. offers some imaginative thinking about energy. care program. Well, lam opposed to this idea for last major presidential address. The sub- tertial memo, dated November 12. It tells of an automotive gas turbine that is a variety of reasons. But my point here is that missions have Included a measure of hot air Seaman., would also like to plug fusion energy virtually exhaust tree, an auto er.gme that uses the advocates of such a program have not made from government agencies eager to get their in the State of the Union message. So he ceramics with a 50 per cent increase in fuel their case. None of these individuals, when I ,'.nm,sli.hm,,n$. UIW l,,e,. I',.. L'...,... i .i. v,_,__ . 141V .)dLC of UI UFUOD prepar ed a s atement for the White House economy. It describes enormous wind mills, a pressed them on the subject, was able to refer speech. suggesting that a cleaner, safer form of nuclear light bulb that will last seven to ten years and me to any evidence contradicting the But the Energy Research and Development power "is making a transition from laboratory vehicle tra nsmissions that will cut gasoline bills aforementioned data. Athlst.-sticn ha puffed up the facts bewid dSld theoretical studies to technology developby 20 per cent. • Sid Johnson, for four years the staff directc.rc .t the btunth of accuracy:. If the president should ment." WASHINGTON WHIRL The U.S. recently of Sen. Mondale's subcommittee on Children and use the ERDA passages In his speech, he could 'The draft that Seamans prepared for the served as an intermediary in prisoner exchange Youth, tells me he knows of no studies or surve> s be caught In some serious misstatement.,. White House gave no hint of any problems with between Russia and Chile, but has done almost that refute the information 'I have cited here ERDA's veteran Adm inistra to r Ro bert Seamans fusion research. Yet the LeGassie memo, nothing. to aid the brave Yugoslav dissident Johnson says he's felt for some time that those forwarded the passages to White House aide prepared by Seamans' own evaluators, asked MihaJlo MihaJlov. Mihjlov has gotten word to us who contend there are 6 million preschool James Cannon, w ho is helping the president pointedly:, "Has the fusion effort become too of his prison fast to protest President Josip Tito's children and only I million or so prepare his speech. In a "Dear Jim" letter, expensive, too soon, relative to other long-term licensed slots in harsh penal laws. The frail 42-year-old writer, , child care centers are leaving dated November 18, Seamans writes - "I hope (energy) technoLogies?" "quite an mac' who's been jailed for over two years, has been curate Impression" when they imply that this this information is helpful as you prepare the Because Seamans has been critIcized for thrown into an isolation cell. 'We were told his means there are 5 million kids president's State of the Union message." The neglecting nuclear energy, he also wanted the left in cars or at wife was physically torn from him when he tried home alone. passages t hat Seamans enclosed make hlte1f president to put In a good word for a proposed 10 to describe his plight. Sympathetic prisoners look like the greatest energy innovater since megawatt solar power syeni. So Seaman., Tom Birth,' an aide to Rep. John Brademas, I)have joined, the dissident's fast. Thomas Edison. This Is achieved, unfo rtunately, prepared a statement for Ford that "site lad., who co-sponsor ed Mondale's Child Care at the expense of the facts.. TheInterstate Commerce Commission, Act., also tells me he knows of no data to con' - The selection is proceeding for a facility to be built in long Seamans has put his reputation on the line, the next two years." by the 'railroad and trucking tradict what I cite here. The only study he for example, in support of Industries, has too few investigators to probe ICC mentions is one done a year or so ago by the liquid metal fast This Is disputed by Internal documents, which breeder reactor. He want ed the president, indicate that the solar power system may not be violations. The agency claims It has 80 "special Stanford Research Institute which he says came therefore, to praise the breeder is a "virt ually built for may years. As one agents." But inside sour ces tell us that the ICC to the same concl usion as memo puts It, that reached by the ineihausttble" source of future energy. really has only fl. • • • "Economical a pplications may be well beyond New School for Social Research. Seamans assured the White House that Practical Limits despite high national Interest. -We recently reported how Marine U. Gen." Finally, I interviewed Mary Jo Bane, Tennessee's Clinch River Breeder Reactor and a Specifically, the '10 megawatt Solar Electric T.H. Miller improperly interfered with jurors on associate director of the Center for Research on second, more advanced model "will demon- Plant may be— a military discharge board. The Navy has now Women at Wellesley College. Ms. Bane, who has strate" the commercial possibWtles of the premature.-At the White House, Cannon assured us that decided to review all cases of Marines' who Just written a book entitled, "flei-e to Stay: controversial reactors. These were words that he Seaman's recommendations would be "gone received less than honorable discharges at the American Families in the 20th Century," (Basic hoped to put In the president's mouth. over with a critical eye" by the president's own time of Miller's meddling. This time, the Private Books) told me "I don't we it either" when I Yet these statements have been challenged experts. A spokesman IGF Seamans Military Discharge Review Board will be closelyasked t'or for evidence doc umen ting a demand by the General Accounting Office and, In deed, by acknowledged that "in the heat of the moment, monitoring the cases. • for a federal day care program. for Congress to consider, order - Included Simpson, for what respondents called his "strong, good features and a well-built bo dy." Others voted most watchable: Actor Kris Kristofterson, called "handsome and supersexy with beautiful eyes and body. Mix this with his Intelligence and sensitivity - and wow!" Comedian Chevy Chase NEW YORK (AP) fant, according to Dr. Martin L. [)r. Don M. Sloan, director of Mothers-to-be would like to Stone, professor and chairman the program, says the room at the Community United have their babies in homelike of the college's department of was Methodist Church, established out of a conU.S. 17.n surroundings, with their family obstetrics and gynecology. Casselberry, viction that "in-hospital at their sides, but who wan t to Th is course will be offered "In the hospital living room, maternity care should be s to minimize medical risk to the mother adults t hr ough Project OAS can be as relaxed as compassionate, personalized IS themselves and th eir new born, and will run for a 10 week she would be if she were having and family-centered as possible can now have the best period. Registration fee is$2.00. of both her baby at home," sa ys Dr. within sta ndards of safety. The worlds at New York Med ical Stone. "During her labor events surrounlng the birth of Instruction will be on an College-Flower and Fifth individualized basis period, she may sit up in an a child should beanemotionally covering Avenue Hospitals, alterations. pattern alterations, easy chair or lie In bed, watch satisfying experience for all The New York City medical TV, read, chat with her members of the family. This tailoring with emphasis on facility recently opened a husband or other relative or contributes to the development learning to use stretch fabrics. "Family Living Room," an allfriend she has chosen to share of a healthy family unit." ivery the adventure of birth with." Dr. Stone cites th e recent co mb i nes cal At th e s am e time, Dr. Stone experience of Lillian and psyc hological comforts of home with instant availability of so- adds, she knows that should an Rich ar d Frey, Elmhur st , N.Y., phisticated medical equipment emergency arise, the most as a good example. The Freys didn't arrive at the and procedures vital to the advanced he lp medical science health of both mother and In- has to offer is only seconds hospital until a few minutes LUIUUI UI alter midnight, and long after Indeed, Sen. Walter Mondale, a co-sponsor of the Child and Family Services Act of 1975, says: "The need for improved and upgraded day care opportunities among families near but above the poverty line can hardly be overemphasized." But, in point of fact, this is precisely what the advocates of a fed eral childcare program ar) doing, that is, overemphasizing the "need" for • SAN DIEGO (AP) A group of women called Man Watchers Inc. has named football star O.J. Simpson tnd nine actors the worlds 'most watchable" males. Suzy Mallery, president, said Tuesday that she polled 2,000 Man Watchers members in the United States, Australia, Great Britain and Canada. The top 10 men not listed In any particular 0 begin on Jan.7,1977 from 9 a.m. - noon WASHINGTON- Over and over and over again, e are told by those who advocate such a scheme, that we must have a massive, multi. billion-dollar, federally sponsored child care program because there is a "need" for such a program. An infinite numberol Women's libbers speak' of this "need," columnist Carl Rowan writes about it and Rep. Shirley Chisholm swears it . Sewing A sewing class is scheduled to Douhtful I OASIS Class Slated JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. Sell U. S., Carter's Big Task en- F Manwatchers' Give O.J. The Glad Eye Joyed a vis it from Charlie the South American Coati, a zoo resident. TI RAY CROMLEY Christmas 200 N. PARKS SANFORD PH. 322.2383 am- �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Jones NEW YORK AP Bert Jones, named earlier as National Football League Offensive Player of the Year, completed a double award triumph today when he was chosen overwhelmingly as Most Valuable Player by The Asociated Press. The Baltimore quarterback reccired4l of the 84 ballots cast by sports writers and broadcasters representing each of the Swee p NFL England and Ken Anderson of Cincinnati. Pittsburgh linebacker Jack Lambert, the Defensive Player of the Year, finished second in the MVP race with 19 votes, Just ahead of Oakland quarterback Ken Stabler, who had 16. Other players receiving strong support in the voting included Buffalo running back O.J. Simpson, and three quarterbacks, Fran Tarkenton of Min- Honors, Baltimore, quarterback Jim Hart of St. Louis and Oakland wide receiver Cliff Branch were included among the other top finishers. Jones finished second only to Stabler In passing statistics this season, completing better than 60 per cent of his attempts for 3,104 yards and 24 touchdowns. lie said the Colt coaches had much to do with his success. "My ability hasn't changed nesota, Steve Grogan of New NFL's 28 franchises. - s Jones beat Stabler and Simpson in the Offensive Player halloting with 36 votes to 18 for the Oakland quarterback and 12 for the Buffalo running back, who won the NFL rushing title. Foreman, Grogan, Tarkenton, running backs Walter Payton of Chicago and Lydell Mitchell of MVP Named much in the last five or six years," he said. "But through coaching, I've been able to progress and become the player Ihave. It's a great honor to me but also a great tribute to the coaching staff of the Colts." Ted Marchibi-oda, coach of the Colts, said Jones was a deserving winner of the twin honors. "He had as much to do about 0ROfl player chosen in the 1973 NFL draft. In the final game of his second season, he set an NFL record with 17 consecutive completions against the New York Jets. That performance moved him in the NFL record book alongside his father, who once scored a record six TDs In a single game. They are the only father-son combination to hold NFL marks. carrying us to the playoffs as any single individual for any club," said Marchibroda. "He has great ability and works hard. His talents on offense are more easily recognizable." Jones grew up in a pro football a11;iosphere with his father, Dub, an outstanding receiver and later a coach for the Cleveland Browns. Bert starred at LSU and was the second SCOREBOARD Boone I KC ,~Purs ':wi.____.JJ1L w - ", . ,' tl ~.. , - , 4._-io 1 is ' .~ - National __ ____________ ,, giants A NO errs Biicktb,vII t.I. - ________ &I The Associated Press Kansas City's on Boone is a changed man. He's piling up , ,nti when a few weeks ago his By '. ' '- ,- ' - -:--. , , -. . .. . . . . - _____ - . . - '. ...• . . ,,.. . . . . iij~ '': - - "'' .. p. '' ' C -:, - .. -• •'• .. ________ . - - . ..._'- _:_ -' - - A , - . Hird Hits 28 - , . . . , , - - ,. N To Key Oviedo Atlantic Divislain Wi PhhIphi Boston NY Knks BUff&O Cieve P1 Orins 11560: T (405t 966W; )Igo 19 13 is IS 591 I 529 3 Allanta 12 25 321 10 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midw.tt Divis ion Denver 22 to Detroit 20 11 581 3 Kan City 16 20 lU $ md IS 20 .479 5' Chicago ii 17 393 9 Mil*kee 6 76 .215 1 5 PacifIc Division Portland 73 it .676 Los Ang 21 13 .611 7 Go ldin IS 15 .SOO 6 wattle 15 II .500 6 14 16 P""' I err-s 467 Hockey It will be Oviedo against Ocala Forest tonight in the championship game of the Lion's annual basketball tournament, playel this year at Seminole Comrnu.ity College. Both Oviedo and Ocala qualified for the battle for the top spot by winning impressively Wednesday night In opening round action. Ocala jumped out to a 12-0 lead in the first period against Lake Howell and was never headed as It waltzed home a 6252 winner In the first game. The nightcap went to the host Lions as they were able to turn back a scrappy Bishop Moore five, 70-54. The Lions avoided a third meeting of the season with Lake Howell by taking control of their contest late in the first quarter. Then with Gary Hird and Hureal Bell leading the way, the Lion's opened up their margin by 17 points at halftime, 38-21. This lead was increased to 20, Derrick Martin grabs Lake Howell rebound Networks: SPORTS tucky in the 1975 NC.A championship game. "We don't look at It as a fight against the NBA," insists TVS P resident FAdle Einhorn. "The NBA will be there, sure, but we think there Is a big enough nudience for both of us." NEW YORK (AP) The battle of the baskets, network. style, begins Sunday with the pros going, against the amateurs for supremacy in the ratings.' - CBS has countered by revising Its NBA plans. This time around there will be four regional games most Sundays, giving telecasts a more local flavor, with an occasional natlonal doubleheader game thrown . in. "Red On Roundbail", a halftime feature in which Boston Celtics General Manager Red Auerbach explains the fine points of the game, returns and the package will be further enhanced by a slam dunk contest to run ttuU8hout the season. NBC begins a run of 10 straight national college basketball Sunday telecasts with a doubleheader featuring No. I ranked Michigan against South Carolina and Houston against UCLA. CBS counters with a lineup of NBA games that will run through the playoffs. The first two games will be televised nationally and then the network will go with regional games the rest of the way. It will mark the first time that college sports have been pitted against pro sports on a regular basis on television and will doubtless renew age-old arguments over which version is more fun to watch. NBC offers Dick'Enberg and Billy Packer, an excellent team, for its college package. While all of this is going on, ABC will not be showing Lest pttt.rns. A.B" will have Its Wide World of Sports, Its stxcessful Superstars show, NBC wnrin lit American Sportsman and a few with the TVS network, made the golf tournaments lined up to plunge into a fuli-time Sunday. lure viewers. The suspicion schedule on the basis of an persists that with NBC and CBS experiment last season. The up the basketball annetwork televised two national dience, ABC could be a big wincollege games on Sunday last season and outdid the NBA In the ratings both tIinc.s. ' ""° , , . -,. . 4 . ' ' - - .. .,- t- ' , I1 . — , I . ' , ,,. V L —. , ______ ________ Legal Notice I& Bobby Couch gets off shot despite defenders Stetson WINTER . _____ ___ . PARK (AP) Stetson n)eetS Western Kentucky in tonight's championship match of the Tangerine Bowl basketball tournament while Fordham and Rollins square off in the consolation contest. Dave Purdue sparked Stetson with 19 points, three assists and three steals late Wednesday as the Hatters downed the Fordham Rams 68-56. Western Kentucky downed Rollins 71-61 in the opening game. The Hatters held an eight— In 1-Bowl Finale point halftime lead and maintamed the margin through the second half as six Fordham players fouled out a record for the tournament. Kevin FaIlon's 10 points made him the only Ram to score in double figures. Fordham held the edge in rebounds 35-27 with hector ileax pulling down 11 and Paul Smith 10. The Hatters evened their record at 5-5. Fordham 1.3 now 45. Western Kentucky took the lead over Rollins two minutes before the half and hung on, mostly with the help of Mike Prince's long-range shooting. Prince finished with 25 points, 17 of them In the second half, as Western Kentucky improved Its record to a 3-4 mark. Teammates James Johnson scored 13 points and 12 rebounds and Julio Davila 10 points. Gary Parsons was Rollins' top scorer with 20 points, followed by Bob Morris with 16. The loss dropped Rollins to 6-2. 4 — Gators Seek Cage Title JACKSONVILLE (A?) Fast-breaking Florida and disciplined Holy Cross,. both off to great starts in this basketball season, meet tonight for the championship of the Gator Bowl tournament, "Holy Cross is an awfully good offensive team," said Florida Coach John Lotz. "We're going to have to be ready to go again as well as we were aginst Jacksonville," And the Florida Gators were ready, roaring off to a IC-0 lead with three steals at the start and leading by as many as 31 points on the way to a 99-87 vicory over the Jacksonville Dolphins in Wednesday night's first round. It was Florida's sixth win in ieven starts, but the Gators are op against an unbeaten team In - But another cold shooting period in the third quarter doomed the Silver Hawks as they fell behind 4-V with just over two minutes to play in the stanza. Both Young and Raines fouled out for Ocala In the fourth period. This allowed the Hawks to make the final score respectahie, but the eventual winner was never In doubt. - the Holy Cross Crusaders who won t heir eighth straight by a 70-61 margin over Michigan State. "We played awful," declared Holy Cross Coach George Bla. ney. "But considering that fact, this team showed more character than any I've ever coached in coming from behind. We are really a high scoring team but shot tentatively until Ronnie Perry cam e on strong at the end." Perry, a freshman guard who leads the Crusaders In scoring, hit 10 points In the last three minutes to pull Holy Cross from behind at 59-57 to the victory. lie led his team with 22 points. "Holy Cross is a lot better tp,rii than they' shovc- agaic10t Michigan State,' LOU said. "They hve a fine disciplined of- tense." Holy Cross was unable to stop Michigan. Greg Kelser, who hit a game-high 26 points, and appeared on the brink of defeat until Perry asserted himself with three field goals and. Iced the gam e with four free throws. Florida's balanced scoring was topped by Bob Smyth's 17 points, but LOU said the key was senior substitute Don Bostic, who scored 14 points. "Bostic, usually a defensive specialist,' sparked our offense," Loti said. "That, plus our overall good defense and the great Intensity everyone showed let us win going away." Jacksonville's Dolphins, piayln siUiout injured top scorer Kent Glover, Wa., led by Randy Williams' 2$ points. S • - d Woody-Expects High Score 1' MIAMI (A?) Based on the Mallory, who will coach CoinThe Big Eight powers, who records, Woody Hayes antici- rado, 8-3, in its first major bowl shared the conference title with pates a high-scoring Orange since the 1962 Orange Bowl, re- Oklahoma State, rolled up 73 Dullard Gould shoots for Lions , Bowl football game Saturday called his last prediction of points, 42 of them by Mallory's night. Bill Mallory isn't so sure. what kind o game. to expect. Buffaloes, "Indications are that It will "Against Oklahoma," he told Mallory does forecast a key to On Jan. Z Maryland-North be high-scoring. Colorado has newsmen, "I went out on a limb the outcome of 'the nationally Carolina pulled a 23 per cent been that way all year. And we and said It would be a low- televised battle (NBC-1'V, I share, meaning 23 per cent of ' have been most of the time," scoring game." p.m.) television sets in the United OAKLAND AP After the Vikings beat Los 1967 season, losing to Green , Coach said hayes, in his 26th season at States that were on were timed John Madden of the Oakland Angeles for the National ConBay' and had been eliminated Ocala II 1516 1942 Ohio State and preparing his to NBC, as opposed to an 15 Raiders, aware that Fran Tar- ference title Sunday arid ad2 t ii Is-fl seven times In the playoffs Lake Nowell fifth-straight major 'bowl Owe for Buffalo against the kenton has "guaranteed" a vanced to the Super Bowl for a -before earning the return trip. Ocala 73, Lake I-fowetI V. squad. J(.nlcks on CBS. On March? the Minnesota Vikings' victory in record fourth time, Tarkenton "We won this time and well Fouled Otit. VOfNtg, Adams. Martin. 'We're a better 'offensive ST. PETERSBURG Ruben Brown I 22 1; Wiggins 5 33 19, 'JenkIns. Meadows. larquette-South Caroline the Super Bowl, had a simple sald,"Iwant.thewhole'worldto win at Pasadena," said safety BISHOP MOORS Saund nl0i team cow than we have been. 'Cotton bounced' back with 5tth3726;HoIlIs4I It. Tot.ts: 32 game got a 24 share compared response to the quarterback's know that this time we're going Jack Taturn after the victory 1. Cleveland 621 11, Conroy 3 0.06. Bad Gerald (sophomore quar10.11 71. another strong game Wedto 18 for - the Knicks against boast. MeiesnkI 7 23 16. Beatty I 012, to win it." T. PETERSBURG, Boone S 00 over Pittsburgh. terback)is healthy again. Pete nesday In the Roy King io. Roberts 2001 Cole's 500 10, Washington. "I if both side guaran. Several Raiders, however, Thousantl of Raiders' season Fusse(l 6 00 12. Totals: 25 49 54. Johnson (238-pound fullback) Is invitational basketball tour- Powell 1 00 2 Works 0 S 5; OVIEDQ: Noble Ill). BoIl I4 : NBC also poirA3 to the fact tee a %ictory, they've got to play predicted a Super Bowl vittory ticket holders, all of them ex, 11, willis 4 0- 1 j. Miyar 40-0ii, Couch I running better," Hayes said - 'nament, scoring 20 points and Perharn 571017; Sams I 002; Clark the game," Madden said themselves alter beating Pitts- pecting their team to win its 03 4. Gould I 00 2. 54l'd 12 That seven of the top 21 004111,.Slicof 0000. Totals.. 22 12 is after a Wednesday workout, grabbing 15' rebounds to pace , s. Tcfas: 70 1011 kelball audiences of all. -time, Wednesday as the Raiders be- burgh's defending Super Bowl first Super Bowl title, quickly The Buckeyes, 8-2-1, mus-' Seminole High over St. is III 1 3'54 Including the top four, have gan preparing for the Jan, 9 Champs 24-7 for the AFC crown. bought up the 15,000 Super Bowl •lsho•Mote tered Just nine points in their: Petersburg High, 74-6. Sanlerd 1$ 14.23-23-14 II S II 21-21 Oviedo been for. college games, start- .National Football League Oakland made Its only Super tickets which were made $l.Pefs. II iii $-34 F$: Bishop Mo'e it Ovledo Last two gaines, nudging 'finIng' with UCLA against Ken- showdown, Super Bowl Xl. SANFORD:Cotton)OQQ30;C,a Bowl appearance lo1!owin the available the team. Ii, Fouled Out nesota and losing to Michigan. II 4 K een Brown I I 3 9, KI'.in Fouls: Seminole 11, St Pile 33 - . — - ' ' ' . . . ' ' . ' . ' . 'Raiders Have Own Guarantee . ' ' . ' - OCALA FOREST: Lslvengood I 33 1; Guy 1 2-3 1, Stauss I 2 3 1, Young 32 25, Ralnes IS 931. Stokes j 3-4, Oliver I 2-24, White 0 1-2 I, HewIti 122 1, Totals: 19 25- 31 62. LAKE HOWELL: Adams 12-41.' Carroll 2 0.1 1. Marlin 2 II )O JenkIns 323 5. Mesws 2 12 5, HykakI 1 22 1, Siver 1 02 2, Thompson 311 L Weaver 2 1 4 5 Tot III: 17 1533 SI - .' - - Cotton: 20 Keys SH S FowSa: FAYE C IRANPOUR, Wife Respondent, NOTICE OF ACTION DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE TO Fare E iranpour 2677 Hackberry Road - Birmingham, Alabama 35526 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIFO that an action for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy your written defenses, if any, to it If in 1 m Petitioner's Attorney, Bill McCabe, whose address Is Suite 1440, CPIA Tower, Orlando, Florida, 32501. on or before January 12th. 1977 and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Petitioner's attorney or Immediately thereafter; oth,9wl, adefault will b entered against you for the relief deenanded.,,o the Petition WITNESS my hand and seat of lhi Court on this 7th day December, 1976 Seat) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court , , IL ( Deputy Clerk Publish Dec 9, 16, 23. 30. 1976 DEG 31 - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 76 314-CP Division In Re: Eslate of . AARIE E EVE Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE YOU ARE HEReBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate of MARIE C EVE, deceased. File Number 76314 CP. Is pending in the Circuit Court f or Seminole County, Iorlda. Probate Division, the ad dress 01 which i% P. O Drawer C. Probate Division. Sanford. Fla 32171 The personal representative of t he estate is Vivian Jarnagin. whose addr es s is Ill Grace Avenue, C oc oa. Fla 32932 Th. name and address of the personal represen tativi's attorney are set foriP, below All persons having claims or demands against the es tate are required. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM Tl's'2 DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF tØis NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a writt en statement of any claim or demand they may have Each claim must be In writing and mull indicate the basis for the claim, the name arid address of the Creditor Ot his agent lluuiy, •ii hue 4uuivurui claimed lithe claim is not yet due. the date when It will become due Shall be stated If the claIm Is 4 contingent or unlquldated. the nature of the uncertainty shall be 'tiled if the claim is Secured, the i 4ecurity shall be described The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy each personal repres entative All persons intorest,d In the estate 90 whom a copy of this Not ICr Aaministration has been mailed are WITHIN THREE required. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TH S NOTICE. to bile any 0bl,t1Onu* they may have that challenges the tjlidity of the decedent's will, the (allIicatlons of the personal y.presentative. or the venue or - jurisdiction of the court ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND '- OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED 'WILL BE FOREVER BARRED ,&I' ,.J , — ' '. ' . . None. ' and . ' fl_ i.,.I ice of ih.. 2 3r d. 19/6 Vivian Jarnagin " 'i ' Representa Personal , , As liv e 05 the Estate of ' MARIE C EVE. Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE William L Colberl, Esq of STENSTROM. DAVIS & MCINTOSH PLO Soil 1330 Sanford, Fla 32771 Telephone. (305) 322 7111 - Publish Dec. 73. 30. 1971 DEG 100 - Philadelphia -, I - j — _________ ' 'a 9p, 1 - National Hockey League CAMPBELL NFERENCE I' - I:,' - '. - . - ' -.- ...--lr,u'e,wr,,. -- - e-T UK., et Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 17th day Of Janua ry . TV?. at 11 00 a m at the door Of the Courthouse f Semi nole County, at Sanford. Florida the undersigned Clerk will Offer for sat, the following described real property LOT 21 of ST JOHNS VILLAGE SECOND REVISION, according to plat thereof recorded in Pla t Book 10, Pages /t and 72. Public Records of Semnole County, Florida. together with all Structures. Im orovements, fixtures, appliance's. and appurtenances on said, land or used in conjunction therewith The aforesaid sale will be made Pursuant to a Final Judgment en. tired in Civil No 76 2041 CA 09 B now pending in the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Jud,cial Circuit in and for Seminole County, Florida DATED t his 27th day Of December, 1976 Seall Arthur H Beckwitrs. Jr . Clerk 01 the Circuit Court By Patricia A Jackson Dep ut y Clerk VAN DEN BERG. GAY & BURKE. PA. Attorney's for the Plaintiff Post Office Box 793 Orlando, Florida 32802 Publish Dec 30. 1976 DEC 125 west Iront IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLO)DA. CIVIL NO 76-2006-CA 09.6 THE LOMAS & PIETTLETON COMPANY, Plaintiff, ANDREW DUDLEY. JR.. et ox . Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 15th day of January, 19/7 at It 00. m at the west front door o4 the Courthouse of Seminole County, at Sanford, Florida the undersigned Clerk will offer for sal, the following deScribed real property Lot St. Plorth*oouj, according to ie Plot theregf, as recorded in Plat Book I?. Pages 11 1 12, PublIc Records of Seminole County, Florida, together with all structures. im prom.n?s, fixtur es, appliances. and appurtenance's on said land Ot used in conjunction therew ith, The aforesaid Sale will be made pursuant to a Final Judgment an feted ri Civil No 76 2006 CA 09 B pending in the Circuit Court p5 the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and Seminole County, Florida DATEDsIhu 211h day of December, 1976 (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr... Clerk of the Circuit Court By Patricia A Jackson Deputy Clerk for VAN DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE, 'P A Attorney's for the Plainti ff Po st Office B Orlando, Florida 32502 Publith, Dec. 30, 19/ 4 DEG 126 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In busines s at 1183 E Altamonte Or Atlamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of MCDUFFIE AND ASSOCIATES INC OBA AS TRIPPLERS CLEANERS, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court , Seminole County. Florida in ac cordance with the provisions Of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section 66509 Florida statutes 1957. S. Douglas McDutfje Publish Dec 16. 21. 30, 1 97 6. Jsn 1977 DEC 51 , , . . .'.s ______________ '- " ' . ,, ' ___ ______ .......S.- - Legal Notice ____ ___ ' FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at P.O. Box 659, Altamonte Springs. Seminole County. Florida under the flc1itlou name of CENTRAL FLA. CYCLES, INC D B A HARLEY DAVIDSON OF ALTAMONTE, and that (intend to register sa id name with the Cler k of Ihe Circuit Court. Seminole I County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section 165.09 Florida Statutes 1957 S Diane W. Culpepper Publish Dec 9, iô, 23, 30, 1976 DEG 3S . ,----,. Mc Pic s Na b k spot It> The Associated Press The circumstances couldn't have been better for Peter McNab. Friends and relatives were in the crowd at VanI couver's Pacific Coliseum, his grandparents were watching the game on television, and he was playing in his home town. "If! had to pick any place I would like to score three goals, it would be Vancouver," said the Bruins center, who did just that in Boston's S-i rout of the c.anucks Wednesday night. It didn't take long for the —___________ IN THE CIRCUIT ' COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI R. CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, CASE NO. 7423l7.CA.2S-F NOTICE OF ACTION TO WILLIAM *'f BRASWELL whoSe residence and last known mailing address are unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition has been fled in the above Styled C ou rt tor the adoption of the minor child named therein and wherein you are named at an , and ' -" 5Jdrry, YOU are hereby r red to serve a copy of your written defenses, If any, to it on S KIRBY MONCRIEF, of SHINHOLSER , LOGAN AND MONCR IEF, Attorneys for Petitioner, Post Office Box 2279, Santord, Florida, 327/I, a nd file orginal with Clerk of the above Styled Court on or before January 121h. 1977, otherwise a default will be entered against you granting said adopt ion WITNESS my hand and the seal Of said Court on the 71h day of December. 1976 - v's NY Isl Allen IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$.2401.CA09.E FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP TGAGE ASSOCIATIO'l, Pia:ntitt. V LUTHER JAMES JACKSON and KATHERINE JACKSON. hit wi f e, and GUARANTY FINANCE FINANCE CO AMERICAN STEEL FENCE CO OF LONGWOOD, INC and ORANGE COUNTY TEACHERS' FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Defendants MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE NOTICE OF SUIT TO GUARANTY FINANCE CO YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mar ,gage on the folng property in Seminole County, Florida Lot ii. MAGNOLIA HILL. ac cording to the plot thereof as recorded in Plat Book IS, Page 17, Public Records of Seminole County, (Seal) Florida Arthur H Beckwith, Jr has been tiled agjinst you, and you Clerk of the Circuit court are required to se rve a copy 01 your By Mary N Darden written defenses Ihereto, it any. Deputy Clerk upon Leonard V Wow, Attorney for S KIRBY MONCRIEF of plaintiff, at Suite 211, 231 Ma itland SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND Avenue, Altamonte Springs. Florida MONCRIEF 32701. and file the original with the Attorneys for Petitioner Clerk of the above styled Court on or F,rst Federal Building be-tore the 25th day of January. Post Office Box 1V9 otherwise a judgment tray be en Sontqrd. Florida32771 reli tired against you for the ef Publ%fl Dec. 9, Id, 73. 30. 1976 demanded in the Complaint herein DEC ' WITNESS my hand and se al of Said Court, this 20th day IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE December, 1976 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. (Seal) CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Arthur H Beckwith, Jr COUNTY. FLORIDA, Clerk of the Circuit Court CIVIL ACTION NO 16 2379 CA 09.5 Mary P4 Darden By FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR Deputy Clerk TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor Publish Dec 21,)O, 1976, J,IrI 6. 13. )Eraton Organized and existing 1971 under the laws of the United States _______ ______ DEG 99 ________ _______ _______. o America. - fl,,.5,,. * LLIUIJL'tU n.. LdiLL'U, JVt1II L%4 .,I .'i.._4i t t..... telle tipped in a shot by Bobby Schmautz Just 3:45 after the opening faceoff, then Earl An(lerson recently' called up froni the American Hockey League —scored his fourth goal in six games just 12 seconds later. After Finnish import Math Hagman made it 3-1 at 2:38 of the second period, McNab added Ws 22nd and 23rd goals of the National Hockey League campaign and Rick Middleton scoretlona breakaway as many in the crowd of 15,570 got up to -. leave, 22 0 S 49 17S 94 i 17 13 NY Rng Mont Pi tts Buff stn Into ri.. -..-- NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that cert9ln Writ of Execution iStund out of and under the Se dI of the Circuit ' . -' Orange County, Florida. upona final udgment rendered in the aforesaid court on the 11th day of September. A 0 1976, In that certain case fl titled, Cosby Hodges Milling Co. an Alabama corporation. Plaintiff, vs James Moscato and David E LaRochelle, individually and ti b a I & 0 Feed Farm & Kenn el Supply. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sfleritf Of Seminole COunfy. Florida, and I have levied upon the following described property owned by James Moscato, said property being located in Seminole County. Florida. more particularly described as follows Various and assorted household you furniture and furnishings & op phiances To be so ld In a lot In i). ventory and additional information available from the Civil Division of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. and the undersigned as Sheriff Of Orlando, FlOrida 12101 on rnnu. r,,,.n,s. ..,,ui -' -. '....,.y v... -' or before January JUSt t911, antS tile 1100 AM on the 71h day Of the original with theClerk of th January, A.D 1971, offer f or sale Court dither before Sirvice on the arid eIl to the highest bidder, for Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately cash, subject to any all existing thereafter, otherwise a default will. loins, the Frnnt (West) Door of be entered against you t the tines the Seminole County Courthouse In demandedin the Complaint Sanford, Florida, the above WITNESS my hand and the Seal cf described personal property this Court. thiS Court. this list day cf That. Said sale is being ma to December, 1916 salisfy the terms of said Writ Of (Seal) Execution Arthur H Beckwith. Jr John C Polk, Clerk of the Circuit Court Slierill By Linda M Shw Seminole County, Florida Deputy Clerk Publish Dec II, 73, 30, 1976, Jan 6. Publish Dec 73. W. 1974 Jan 6. I) 19/1. 197/ DEC 59 DEG 101 ,...,. at and .' ' . Lw Lv J.J World Hockey Association Eastern Division W L T Pts OF GA Quebec 72 15 I 45 161 137 lndy II 11 2 3$ 117 121 CincI Il 15 2 36 152 121 N Eng IS ii 1 31 173 132 Minn IS 17 4 34 I 1 116 Birm 1325 1 27 132 153 Western Division S e-QO 72 13 2 46 129 115 Houston II 11 1 10 1 26 1)2 Jai-A lI ai• ORLANDO-SEMINOLE WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIRST - I. Domingo Aroma 750, 7 10, 310. 2 Cacho-Deitia 12.60.5 20. 3 Larrl.Co)do (3) Q (1 U 51 10, P (I 1) 14700. SECOND — 1 EchanoSanchel 2200. 1000, 4.20; 2. Domingo Beitia 13) 9.00. 3.20; 3 Ogulza-Javl (6) 3.20. 0 (35) 19.20; P (5-3)147.60. DO i 5) 15060 THIRD — I. Urza-Yza (6) 1Q10, 1.20. 1.50. 2. Ecflano.Coicio (21 600. 360. 1 Aldana Elorza (5i 540, Q (7 6) 3110, P (6-2) 61.20. FOURTH — 1 Eddy Aguirre (2) 940,600,460,2 Arta Javi (6)1100, S70; 3 Cacho Quola (6) 520; Q (2.6) 6250. P (2 dl 231.70; DO (6-2) S120 FIFTH - I Fwnn.n.i 7 ,,,,,' 20 40, SRI. 360; 7. Marurl Sanchez (61 7 00. 3 40; 3 Anton Bengoa (1; 100. 0 (7 II 6620; P (7.1) 13010 SIXTH — 1. Arecha.Quiota (3,1 1610, 750, 600. 7 Pa?xi Javi (71 II 50.4 00 . 3 Urza Sa nc hez (2) 300. 0 (I 1) 10, P (3 7) 33970 SEVENTH — I. Doningo.AIberd (3) 71 60, 5.20, 3.80: 2. Jose Miguel (7)500440 3 Urza Per. (6) 700 0 12 3) 13 M. P (3 2) 1460. Big Q (3 7 with all 2) 16$ 20. (37 with all 3) 7320 EIGHTH — I Sala Larrea (l 12 60. 880. 130. 2 Aiava Juan (2' 1120, S 60, 3 Santl Zarre (3) 1 00. Q (7 11 32.30; P (4 21 65(0. NINTH -I. Alava (1) 1200. 1 80. 380. 2 Arta (21 760. 560: 3 Sala (ii soo. 0 (2 4) S300. P (4 21 11160 TENTH — I Altu (I) 1360. 9.20. 410. 2 Larrea (II 920, 370. 3 Marijri (SI 600. Q (16) 1760. P (I 61 211 50. 00 (1 II 397 SO. ELEVENTH - I tilegul Solo Ill 920, 350, 320. 2 Oguiza Zarre (5; 620. 3 Jose Quola (7) 1 20. 0 (I s) 13 20. P (I s) 13 70 TWELFTH — I Bilbao Juan )J 27 20. It 00 . 620. 2 Sala Altu (2) 920. 7 00 . 3 Fermin Echave Ill 80. Q (7 3) 60 20. p J] 2) 130 20 Big 0 (IS) and 1231 43200 Handle - $97,272. A -'- 2.395 . I SECOND- is, 0: I Mincola (12); 2 S S. SaUkee (0); 3. JiM,S S 3 10 240; 3 Surfire KIepper Ill i0. 0 U 51 1540. P (2 S) 59.10; OD (22) 35 90; 3972 Surtire Choctaw (6). 6 KOlak Scott (6); 7 Red Wind (1); 5 stay Cool (5) 11 4It4T C - sei c; . 31 S7 Brenda Petite : ' I I Her Names Scott (II 6 20 310 2 10 2 Bob's Denton 12.20 340. 3. E.0 's Builder (I ) 320; Q (I 81 i 60, p e 1)10950. 1 (II 4) 60860. 3900 A- 39, Handle- 5 1 93.911 WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIRST- S-il, C: 1 Anex's Clarence (2) 7.00 360 210. 2. ER's John Boy (7) 7.20 300, 3 Jack Be Quick (3) 2 60; 0 (2 1) 21 60; 31.91. Jeanie (3), 1.Manafee Faye (Il); S. M's S i m Sam (6); 6 Great Voyage 152),? RI Toughy (TO); I Curly TENTH- A. 5-16: I . Alert's Foyt (10). ' C P's Michel (4); 3; Topper Go (6). 1 l's Pretty Boy IS. 2); 5 Ahlose Hope (S ) . 6. COuSIns Teresa 12), 1 Wayfarer (5); 5. Coragh Shone (6). ELEVENTH- C, S-Il: I. Red Heels IS 2), 2 Lord Brian (6). 3. (6); S. Ed Rohan (10), 6 Scatty Luann (8),?. Tally Del (1); I. Roxy Music HC 11: I Risky Pam 1072 1 21 98 14 301 20 31 (3) 2 Dougli Patter (10) 3 Sam SEVENTH- S-tI, C: I Mineola Traveler (12). 1 Ready Am (4); S Adams Division 24 S 3 Si 133 52 Renee (1) 1660 910 7 60. 2 Cell (5) Windy Elicit (6). 6 Manatee Danny 72 n 19 116 114 960 S.60; 3 Nellie Kelly (3) 940; 0 (52). 7 Ahloso Dan (6); 5 Cousin's 1715 6 10 112 126 (15) 59.10. P (18)21060; T IIS3I Laurie (Si . I moccasin II); 6 Lake Gimlet (S-2). 7 AhIoso Etili (101; 5 Stalky (6) DeIe (4112. 3. Road T* (6) 4 Mike's Gal (6) S Heather Scott IS 2). 6 Joe mischief ( S), 7 Surlire Maybe (I). S Jivin Jake (10) SEVENTH- 0, S-Il: 1 Sherry Whiz (tO); 2 Hasty Ma (I); 3. Honey Holmes U. I Faded Lace (6); 5 M's Curbe (11:6 Ann's Drive (5); 7. Top Medalist (12); 5 Rumored (5-2) EIGHTH- 5, S-lI: I. L L's Izzy SIXTH- S-Il, A: I. Speed Scot? 77 S S 59 171 51 iS 16 6 36 116177 (5) 10,00 650 500; 2. Too Tall Tim Dog Racing I WP Fancy Axe (6) 420 120: 3 Ci S. Angie (5) 160; Q (45) 1560; P (4 1) 79 50. T I T rts OF GA 120; 3 Angel Whizzer 51 260. Q (3 6)660. P (63)1650. 1 (6-35) 2000; 21 1 6 50 133 "Don't knock those fans," said Bruins' Coach Don (.lierry, -A ho has heard his share of boos at Boston Garden this season. "If we lost S-I in Boston we'd have to have bodyguards out there." Sabres 6, Flames 3 Terry Martin, Fred Stanfield and Ilene Robert scored third. period goals for Buffalo, which won Its eighth straight. SANFOND.ORLANDO MATINEE RESULTS Black hawks 6, Red Wings 3 FIRST-S-il, B: 1 Coco Blue (21 Dennis Hull scored twice SlO 600 300. 2 Phantom's Speck Plaintiff. while Jun Harrison and Dick ( ) 1 160 710. 3 Level Headed (51 's Redmond each scored a goal 2 10, 0 123) 1600. 31 47 CURTIS HAYES and FAVE SECOND- 5-Il, U: I Within HAYES. his wife, and assisted on two others to Limits III 1 50 3 60 'I rn flefpntan, !cad Ctik. pa.st Dtttuit. Scoul 460 360, 3 Tamed NOTICE OF ACTION Canadien.s 3, Penguins 3 ( S) 740, Q (31) 11.20, P (13 ) Solo, TO CURTIS HAYES and Ron S&'hock scored from the DO 1211 3970. 3165 FAYE HAYES, his wife, THIRD- 5.11. Dr I Sharp Residence Unk no wn edge of the' crease early' in the (I) S 00 250 2 10, 2 No Name Socks Sc ot t YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an final period to pull Pittsburgh (4) 250 220. 3 Hf' Arab 12) 320, aIiOn 10 foreclose a mortgage on Q (47) 9 20. P (1 7)7) 30. T (47.2) even with Montreal. The tally the following property in Seminole County. Flor ida was hotly disputed by Montreal 106 40. II 14 FOURTH- S-il, M: 1 WP Fire By Lot I. Block "C". WASHINGTON players, who clauned that he Fire (6) 110 3707 10. 2 Qrits Ace OAKS SECTION ONE, according to (21 4 20 2 60 3 Bob's kicker Ill kicked it into the goal. the plot thereof as recorded in Plat 120. Q 126) 1150; P 16-71 7490, 1 Bo 16, P ages & S. Public Records Leafs 6, Barons 2 Maple 211 II 3155 of Seminole County, Flprida Darryl SIllier scored twice FIFTH- $ 11. D. I Dusty RuUell Including One Orbon Range, Ide) and and defenseman Borje Sal- (SI 650 1 10 3 00. 2 Anne Cox (21 Model No E56A2. Serial No 4314. One Comfort Pac Furnace (de) nung added a goal and three 680320. 3 Fi,iII Hyatt Ii) 240. 0 12 SI 6000. P 1521 17420. T (52 Il Model No CF 101. Serial No assists as Toronto pummeled sit 60. 31 445100. One Mercury Hood No MIT Cleveland SIXTH- S-il. 5: I. Drift Sand Ill MIT 4410 1700 500. 2 Question (I) 500 has been filed against and you Rockics 3, Capitals I 340. 3 Shloso Pm 121 5 10, 0 )I II arerequired to serve a copy of your Gary CMeau's slap shot with 66 10. (4 (1 wr,tlen defenses, if any. to Ofl just three minutes remaining I/Il 60 . 3131 Julius C P,truska. ROWLAND. SEVENTH- III. C' 1 Smopthy helped Colorado ap a ninePETRUSKA. BOWEPI & Mc Bill 15) 16.S0 6 60 4 60 2 W1chitf DONALD, Plaintiff 's attorney, game winless streak with Its Ring (71 160 360 3 0.0 Moss (31 wt,os Oddre%% is 308 North Magnolia victory over Washington. 400 0 (1.51 25 10 P IS 2) 15 70, T Avenue, ' Sure Score IS 2), 1 FOURTH- S-Il, 0: 1 Cheryl's (4) 31.20 660 510; 7 1514 10 10 113 132 World (I) 600 260: 3. WP Fancy Sm yt he Division SI Lou 1517 .5 35 107 131 Dusty (5) 320; 0 (1 4) 92.20; P (4 1) Chgo 12 30 5 79 fl5 138 $99 10: 1 (4-1 5) 2.689 10, 31 62. Cob FIFTH- $-lI, 0: 1. X's Patrol (3) 9 77 S 23 99 130 14.40 1.70 560. 2 Triple Crow n (5) 1026 3 23 103 72 96117 980620; 3. Wticlltf June (5)300; Q (3 5) I Ill. 00, P (3 S) 2"90; T (3 S 8) WALES CONFERENCE ' - Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO 76-20'Il-CA.Ot.B FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, Phila Wash - ________________________________ ' w D-!'i Baron .(12:, 1, Kffp A Chgin (1); I Saga (10); S. Little Stitches (52); 6 Aler?t Louis. (I); 7 Ira Roder (6) 8 Holdup Man (6) FOURTH-0 S 16 I Groovin Benil 16): 2 Tally Ernie (i); 3 lrr's Diana (I) FIFTH- C S-il I Wycliff Doily Patrick Dfr t :'' ' ______ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In busine ss at P.O. Box 1771, Altamonte SpringS, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of T V. VIEWER OF ORLANDO, and that I intend to register sa i d name with the Clerk the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the Provisions of the FIcjitl,j Name Statutes. To Wit. Section 86509 Florida Statutes 1957 5 - Joseph Abrams. Publish. Dec 30, 1976. Jan, 6. 13, 30 1977 DEG 124 .v.,,nu at. .. - Ouii5 Legal Notice .. ri I q --io _. , . ________ ' fl,LLfl I - , - -'-- . Administration: now ,o. ,, .,.v .'... i,ww,.5.,w,....... - It ly from a third-period deficit and dump Philadel Phila delphia. The 76ers missed a chance to tie It sshen a last second shot by Julius Erving bounced off the O IS ' )( and George Minnis 2u for COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO: 723Ii.CA.$4.E In Re: the Marriage of 41OOSHANG IRANPOUR, Husband Petitioner, Bishop Moore had more balanced scoring, as they got 14 points from Brian Mekarskl and Charles Kleeman. Al Fussel added 12 more In the losing effort. t _____ ____ ' - helped the Houston Rockets ral'7, -t Free had rim Lloyd IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JUDICIAL CiK CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Bell's 1717 points, made from his play making guard position, was good enough for second high point man of the game. It also helped spark the Lions to their fifth win of the season, bringing them back to the .500 mark. I_ '. - - Hird, the Lions junior center, was the dominating factor in the game. lie led both teams ir scoring with 28 points, swept both the offensive and defensive boards clean with his rebounding ability and kept the middle clogged on defense. Ralnes was high point man with 20 markers. For the Hawks It was Derrick with 10. This point production was followed by bo Leon Jenkins and Kent Weaver, who finished the evening with tight each. -- -- saia S record flow s an s at 5-2 while Lake Howell's I i scorecard slipped to 3-61 the young season. ' ... - ., Ernie Dicregorio with 21 led luffalo's scoring, hdp jstows 120, Trail Blazers 111 Bob Lanier son the baltIc of Despite their horrid beginfling which saw the first eight minute session end at 12-2, the Silver Hawks battled back In the second period. They tightened up the game considerably by outscoring the Wildcats 20-15, and only trailed at halftime, 27-22. '. • John Shumate with 26 and The Hornets will be seeking ' Brent Musburger, Don C-iqul,'Gary,Bender and Jerry Gross will announce the four regional games and Mendy Rudolph, Lenny Wilkins, Billy Cunningham and a player to be named later will be the color men. NBC is betting that viewers will prefer the scramble and passion of the colleglates over the more 'reserved, orchestrated play of the pros. CBS is hoping fans'will turn to the more recognizable names and higher level of talent in the pros. - ' " ,- The Hornets were able to draw a point closer, 54-48, early ia the final quarter, but that was as close as they got to the victorious Lions. ,, , - , - f Thus far Bishop Moore is 0-4. The Wildcats were able to jump out to their 12-0 lead in the first period by limiting the Silver Hawks to one shot on offense. Ocala's Tyrone Young and Ed flames took control of the backboards early and It wasn't until Mitch Silver connected on a two-pointer that Lake Howell was able to break through to the scoreboard. I - - their first win of the season &--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 197k when they tangle with Lake ____________________________________________________ Howell in tonight's consolation game, which starts at 7 p.m. Cage War By HOWARD SMITH A? Sports Writer 45-25, midway thorugh the third session, when Hird hit on yet another turn-around Juniper. But it was at this point the Hornets started a counterattack that cut the Lion's advantage to a scant seven points by the time the buzzer sounded ending the third period. Betty (4) 5) 500 P (251 1650 1 (25 II 10200 31 14 7 - By LOUIS SAPSIS Herald Correspondent Joan's W L Pct. Ga NINTH- 5.16, A: 1:Chip Scott (3) is ii .s 550 520 260; 2 Surf ire Glenn (I) 17 IS 53 1 4603 60 Pecos Stormy (I) 100 Q I 17 15 (3 1)2360 P 9 3 8) 3990 T (3$ ii 531 I ii 20 .412 209 10; 31.70. 5 . - _ iS 23) 226 50. 1150. Al (12). 1. Taylor's First (5). 6 EIGHTH- 5.1$, 0: I. Normandy Proud Titanic (6); 6. Son Queen Rose (1) 1250 1300 110, 2. Alert's (10).7. Hydro Scott (5'2) I. Super Basketball Association Smooth V (6) SAO 240; 3 "' against Bill Walton by scoring 24oi UlS 40 points In the .m el second half, hauling in 14 , rN , , 1". rebounds, colecting four assists I.L *'P. and making four steals to lead 0. His confidence has returned Dttroit past Portland _1 ui.qf after reaching a valley in a i ii;._k Walton scored 14 points but .'I1.4 \.2'#j r'-" game of highs and lo%s. hit only five of 16 shots from the "Ile 's a great player and they field. , go up and down," observed his Bullets 96, Hawks 92 , ., citach Phil Johnson lie as Len Robinson scored 15 of his '.. ,,c in a slump a couple of weeks 19 points In the second half to ago, but now I'm s ur e he's up to help Wasl1inC9 hand Atlanta 2 —. ________ hat he was before." (Herald Photo Tom Vincent) its seventh straight loss loss. Lou Wednesday ny nig acne uon Seminole High's Emmet Davis puts his best foot Atlanta with 24 GETTING AHEAD .cored 31 points in the Kings' points, forward above in Wednesday's Seminole Soccer 113-103 National Basketball AsSuns 97, Celtics 87 UasSi1' while David Mossot- uses his head below. WITH THE FOOT Sociation triumph over Buffalo. Paul Westphal 's 30 points Seminole lost to , orth Miami Beach, a-O, and nter Ile collected 21 in the first half, helped Phoenix overcome an Park stopped Miami Curley, 3-0. Today's games which ended tied, but Jim Ea- early 16-2 Boston lead. Sidney pair against North Nflarni Beach at 2 and Curley vs. Ions collected 13 of his 17 points Wicks topped Boston scorers in the fourth quarter to insure Seminole at i ith 24 po ints. the triumph. SuperSonks 102, Nets 96 "I started to worry. I couldn't Slick Watts scored 10 of his 13 figure out what I was doing points in the fourth qua rter and Qwrong," said Boone. "I lost Fred Bro's Juniper with 43 confidence in my shot, but in seconds remaining bioke the th league you just have to game's ninth tie as Seattle work yourself hack Into a topped the Nets. John Williamgroove. Shooting takes a lot of son and Nate Archibald collect— ! I . practice and playing night alter eli 26 points apiece for the Nets. 5, I r night you don't always get Rockets 93, i6ers 91 enough." I Calvin Murphy's 26 points Lions Advance, Hawks Grounded Thursday, Dec. 30, 1914--7 ' "' EIGHTH- SIlO: I Bozo Laney (5) 780 8 00 3.20. 2. P.F. Flyer (1) 11.206 lOt 3 Robbln Roll (6) 3. 00; 0 (IS) 12.20: P (5.)) 71.10; T (S-1` 6) 50. 3) 53 23111,1104412 3is NINTH-3 1%, i. C: 1 l's Linda (3) 1620 5.80 6 10, 7. Montague Worthy (213603.20; 3 ElIi Billy (6)610; 0 (73)26 50; P (3 2) 133.50; 1 (37 61 841,20; 39.12 TENTH- S-Il. C: I. Surfire Zola 12)1140640100; 2 Shaking (3)S 80 I SC; 3. Konuox (7) 620; Q (2 3) 3680; P (2 3) 142.30; T (2-3 7) 3.052 50, ii 81 ELEVENTH- S-IS, B: I Tail Jessie (2) 24 70 5 10 600; 2. Bobs Redwine (6) 460 360. 3. Go Se Amber 111520; Q (26)1170: P 12 6) 35050. 1 (26 II 1105 .10 3)59. TWELFTH- Is. D: I Eaties Ve rt igo (3) 16-0 350 600; 2 l's Kathy (1) 1200 630. 3 Mineola Bore-tie (2)560:Q(34) 27 00: P (3 4) 66 IC. 1 (3 1 2) 136 40. 3928 A- 3282. Handle--- $112.461 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRST-0, S'Il: I China Light (S 21;? Top Sc ore (6). 3 Mr. Postman (17) 1 Misty Music (3). 5 C.P's Linda (5). 6 Poor Maggie (10): 7 Cole Black I II, I Mineola Maggie 16) s SECOND- C. S-Il' 1 Mi Fancy 1 Surlire Charter 91. 3 Airigtit �0-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 30, 1t16 HOSPITAL NOTES DECEMBER 29 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CALENDAR 4-Personals 4 0 DISCHARGES _______ ADMISSIONS Jackson Alexander Marshall H. Allen Mary R. AlIel Luclous Burke Hosea Comnater James E. Deklc Terry C. Echols Minnie Feuerherm Harriet Frocke Jean D. Jones Unda Leonard Debra A. McMann Julia Mtnott Aurelia C. Myles James N. Rotoon Norma M. Walters, Apopka Lawrence J. Shelman, Augusta, Ga. Robert B. Kaufman, DeBary Leslie D. Varnes Jr., Lake Monroe SCI'efl11 Bramble Lucy Brant Nathaniel I.. Croft Kathy M. Dowell Michael Fisher Lorene Ford Mall. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. 1st St. Casselberry Lions, 6:30 p.m., Land 0 Lakes. FRIDAY, DECEMBER31 Foresters Square Dance Club, 8 p.m., The Forest. Tanglewood AA, closed 8 p.m., St. Richards Church. Longwood AA, closed 8 p.m., Rolling hills Moravian, SR 434. YAC'. Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, Eva I..- Harris K. Majors Audrey M. Markos Stanley A. Martin Aurelia C. Myles Susan W. Nicholas Cornelia C. Sheffield Mary B. Williams 710 E. Rollins. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. & 6 p.m., St. Augustine Church, C-assclberry. Mid-Florida Singles New Year's Eve Dance, German American Club, Casselberry, 9 p.m. Reservations 322-7774 or 322-7790. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 Sanford 1A Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. 1st St. Casselberry AA, closed 8 p.m. Ascension Lutheran. Anna Schadt, Chuluota Thomas L- Poling, Deltona Charlotte A. Roberts, Deltona Mamic Blocker, Palatka Eula G. Johnson, Houston, Tex MONDAY, JANUARY 3 Diet Workshop, 7:30 p.m., Sanlando United Wash. (AP) much over the years," says Ralph Hall will leave a hole Hall. "Well, there isn't a whole shop he took over in 1951 will continue under new ownership, but Hall, 60, is hanging up his white cap and brushing the flour from his hands. If you want to know about doughnuts, just ask him. He's made some 100 million over the past 25 years-120 to 140 dozen a day. "Doughnuts don't change THIS WEEK SPECIAL TYPEWRITER CLINIC 59.95 Any typewriter cleaned & ribbon YEAR'S CLEARANCE Methodist Church, Hwy 434 and 14, Longwood. Free Blood Pressure Clinic, 7-8 p.m., 7th Day Adventist Church, Winter Springs. Sanford Rotor)', noon, Civic Ccntcr. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., closed. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Rd., Lake Mary. Auctioneers Senior Citizen Group, Packwood Apt. Clubroom, 1 p.m., Maitland. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees board meeting, 7:30 p.m,, Clubhouse Spring Oaks and SR 436. Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society, 7:30 p.m., Chamber of Commerce. BEWNGHAM, in Bellingham's doughnut business when he quiu Friday. The lot they can really do to improve the doughnut. "You can make them so they're not so greasy, and you can make them out of potatoraised doughnut mix, but the basic doughnut stays the same. "We found through the years the greatest thing you can sell is anything with chocolate chocolate Icing, chocolate glaze, raised doughnuts with chocolate on them, a chocolate doughnut itself. Anything with chocolate Is a very popular number," he says. A "whole wheat douhnu with chocolate Icing" seems to be the ailtime local favorite. TUESDAY, JANUARY 4 Casselberry Woman's Club, 1 p.m., Clubhouse, Overbrook Drive. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m.. VFW Building, 17-92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Fla. Power and Light, Sanford. - Seminole Uoas, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 14 & 434. Casselberry Jaycees. 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Sanford Optimist, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. 'arent3 Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Community United Methodist. Loogwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Building. Sanford Senior Citizens, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 Used Typewriters, Electric Adding Machines J7l' Cash Registers -Time clocks S. - Oak. 1 - FLORIDAr'fl Checkwrilrs Free blood pressure clinic, 24 p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. 11 1MRIVE ALIVE OK Best Typewriter Repair Sent. I_ - 2511 French Ave., Sanflind 322-5915 SUNSHINE STATE ~ Evening Interstate Doughnut Expert Calls It Quits - 9.00 2 .12 BESTSELLERS Pail six of Once an Eao." 5m (Sam Elliott) successfully dofends Pvt. Brand in a Ina) nte with racial overtones, 7' MASTERPIECE THEATER: "Five Rod Herrings." (A) 9 BARNEY MILLER; Wo10 ixings in a batch of cookies baked by his rIfnond. and they have a strange the detectives who eat them. '24 WORLD WAR I ° 9) TONY RANDALL SHOW New time period. The fudge meets an old law palmer and gets an interesting offer, 24 THE WAY IT WAS 1000 2 NATIONAL GEOGRAPH-. IC) 6) BARNABY JONES4 Bradford Diltman guests as a playboy ex-athlete who plots a thtfici4l two trillion dollar dtan'i)nd hoist. 6$' WORLD CONT 7 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 9 STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO A grieving lather offers a million dollar reward for his daughter's murderer.(R) 1030 . 7.; CONSUMER SURVIVAL kIT 1100 2. 4 '6 '9 .12 NEWS 6* WORLD CONT, 7 MARY HARIMAN. MAHY ' HARTMAN 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 1130 2 12 TONIGHT 4 CBS LATE MOViE. "Koiak." (A) 6 MARY HARTMAN, MARY ' HARTMAN 7: ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 9 STREETS oF SAN F,aj Thursday THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30 Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. & 7 p.m., Montgomery Wards, Sanford: SANFORD: - - j Seventh Day WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5 Sanford Sertoma, noon, Sanford Sheraton, West SR . 60° 2: 4i ' .6) (91 112) NEWS 6* EMERGENCY ONE 1' VILLA AI,.EGRE '24) ZOOM 630 2: I2 NBC NEWS '.4) 61 CBS NEWS 7) ZOOM . .2.4' ONCF UPON A CLASSIC 7:00 '2' TO TELL THE TRUTH 1 4 1 BRADY BUNCH '6 THE CROSS WITS 6$ WHAT WILL WE SAY TO A HUNGRY WORLD? Special, IM) hours. 7) FEEDBACK .9) WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12: PRICE IS RIGHT 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 730 2,: THE GONG SHOW 4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES . 61 MATCH GAME 6$ WORLD CONT, 7 OUT THE DOOR '9 - LETS MARE A DEAL 12 ANGEL AND BIG JOE 24' EAST CENTRAL FLOR IDA REPORT: - Divorce and Separation." 800 2 12 VAN DYKE AND CC: Guest: Tonwmj Smothers. ,4 6 THE WALTONS: Two hours Fire devastates the Walton home, and the catastrophe irlscts ometonal wounds and separation which Olivia fears may never mend. (A) 7.' CINDERELLA: Classical music and dance bring the magic of this I asy tale to life Serger PIOIuOIieVS ballot is performed by trio coui't*a (S C) City Ballet. (A) 9 WELCOME BACK. KOTTEA Ho.-shack (Ron Palilk,) fails in love, but things get conlicatod when he learns the girt is Epstein 's (Robert Hegyos) sister, ' 830 WHAT'S HAPPENING' WHAT'S 9 Rat (Ernest Thomas) tries to avoid tolling his mother (Mabel King) he's been expelled from 1 John M. Morgan, M.D. Free Blood announces the relocation I 30 óM NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 135 '51: MOVIE 'House of Strangers Edward G. Robiron, Susan Hayward 1:45 9 DAILY WORD 2 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL .4 LATE NEWS . . SChool of his . Ave. Interstate Mall, Hwy 436 & I-f, Altamonte Springs. Deltona Theater Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Church parish house, Enterprise. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Gold Star Mothers, 1:30 p.m., Legion Home, Lake 36O Mel IonviIIeAve. - Sanford, Florida asof the 3rd of January 1977 - Ivanhoe, Orlando. for the practice of general and primary Casselberry Lions, 6:30 p.m., Land 0 Lakes. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 am., Ramada Inn. Sanford Civltan, 7:15 a.m., Buck's. OES Seminole Chapter 2, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs female care and surgery. By appointment - - 322-5611 - - • - 30° , 5$ Why Wait? - 2 '12: SANFORD AND SON (A) 4' 6. PRICE IS RIGHT 24 ELECTRIC CaM7 1030 Savings Hve web-slinging hero will appear . ' beginning Monday in the Evening .. and Sunday Herald. .. Been -. Greater - -- --- - I -. ..... ___________ 7111lutill W" R1W at CIII WEATH ER STERCHIS . . . "NEW YEAR'S! mA V 11111111 -w ag is kq MON-FRI SAT-SUN 12:00-2:30 2:15-4:43 1:1S-:4,3 ORLANDO STORES MONDAY WE FINANCE OUR OWN a.m. to 5:30 ACCOUNTS • CONVENIENT TERMS • Trebek. 661 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY, Ctmo Polly 1:11M I. "Summer kaeel TSaChII-I" 1, "Hsllywosd High" L "Sweet Sugar' p.m. FREE DELIVERY IllT 11 SEEK& FIND 10:26 P.M. Port Canaveral: high 3:49 a.m., 3:49 put, low 1:5.4 Lut., 10:10 p.m. - Bayport: high 11:03 a.m., 1:33 p.m., low 4:05 a.m., 3:43 - ORLANDO 440 N. 0RANG AVE. 423-4468 MAITLAND 1795 N. GRLANDO AVE. 830-8969 GREETINGS 1100 S. FRENCH AVE. GEOR.GZ lEGAL 322.7953 1 ~ -7 a, ~;"-! *UUIAN LOVLta'ic - Opportunity Part Full time Good characte-, neat appearance $1,000 up for 100 sales interviews Flexible hours Internationally k no wn educational publisher Opportunity in management for those who qualify Equal Opportunity Employer Write lot interview, Chesler D. Hirschy, 1133 w Fairbanks Ave., Orlando. Fla 18-Help Wanted -- FACTORY WORKER- Mature, accurate, intelligent, Retired serviceman preferred, UnIted Solvents 373 1402 Let inC Show you ho w you can make $3 $500 per week Call 323 EXCITING!! 2 New Models Under $31,000 CAMELOT lin Follow signs to models off Winter Park Drive Ope n ID too er Sanford ch House 1.9777 - ardens I From wit ne sses to an accident at: -- I Airporl Blvd. & 46A Bedroom Apts. 'iet, One Story Kitchen Equipped (25th St.) One Bedroom From $135 1505 W. 25th S. Ridgewood Arms brown Buick & grewi recreation room, laundry room I Mercury Comet Especially Seek man who assisted lady with I broken nose & lady who Supplied and clubhOUse 2560 Ridgewood Ave - Sanford Ph 373 6420 blanket Sanford, ' 37-Business Property -__ - I BEFORE JANUARY 4 I FTU -- Duplexes Furn or Unlu' Wooded. Home size IQ RIDGWOOD VILLAGE 365 3771 --- OvlE DC l vt IORLANDO42S4$41 or 422.47721 _• ofe-stionilly Managed ________ 322•2090 "' tip p Ian d \\ 1111, . 4 A , 1 LIL Park l&lBedroom ?Bath QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES \, Mode-1 Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting 430 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6* BEWITCHED Proerr*ecj '-' ) I W000MERE PARK-- 3 BR. 1 bath ro ____ pm to 9 pm - - O pen Daily For Retail Sales 10 5 Xl Dell's Auction Center Hwy 16 West, Sanford 321 5.520 I ----_____________________ - - - . - - 76-Auto Parts month, NO MONEY DOWN We take trade-ins CB CITY 1)5 Orlando Ave.. Winter Park (Neat - 60--Office Supplies to Anderson's Rest. on 1792), _____ SteelMaster 1 drawer legal size filing cabinet, gr ee n 573 ProtectAll Sate, 24" a IP' a 31" I outside measurents, 5125. R,C. Allen adding machine (manual), 1.45. Paymaster Check writing machine 125. 372 0221. - 77- Autos Wanted - _ BUYJUNK CA5 from 110 to t' C',ali 322 1621 . furniture Used Office MetOrcycle Insurance ,I bond or steel deskS, executive desk I BLAIR AGENCY 37') 3164or372 7710 _-,_____ I & Chart, Secretarial desks & _______ ____________ Guaranteed reconditioned auto (&Iairs. Itraighl chairs, filing 1974 Harley Davidson Super Glide" batteries 11 7 95 e*hange Cabinets, as is Cash and carry, FXE 1200. 9,160 miles. $21)) 9700 . PIOLL'S Casseibe-rry, 17 P7. 530 4206 ________ Phone 372 6263 _______________ F4rew.j -Trucks I 211 W 751 h 321.0041 Gleason Clean 2 BR, t bath home *ith carpi'rt screened porch. stove, reir-gerator terrazzo and wall to w.til ,arpeled floOrs A real / BARGAIN PRICES Late rricxiCl. colored refrig er ators and ranges X day guarantee FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H All) REAL TOR S _______ Ccntrai e- loridas MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR , , '-v'v t- renCn Avc' i ll I'f 91I 322 1496 372 1901, 373 3986 . - I $6,175 Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, 1'/2 Bath Townhouse WIM 1 8,525 Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Carpeting throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper In kitchen and baths. Quality concrete block construction. 1,044 square feet of living area. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully-sodded lot. Convenient to shopping and schools No maintenance fees. - TO P xt~~, . LAKE MARY -.. Countr., Cl-u POad - Delightlul new custom I,eo(gian styled 4 OR. I bath brick home with large rooms and enormous closet A prestige rumepriced right Callfor details md ' I -- more- -I,-wo . - DAILYI:3Qam.530p.m. SAT.-]I a.m.-A p.m. I I conlortable 3 OR. Ii, bath wtl, fenced yard, nicely land scaped BPP warranted Priced at 123.100 ___ aftillfte" j to %Poo FOR INFORMATION CALL' 323 "7080 Another Fine Development By DIRECTIONS' In Sanford. West on 251th-St. off un kj Mile To Ridgewood Av., Go South 2 Blocks On Rbdgewood To Terrace Drive WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY _ 1214168 ____________________ 1 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS [J] J545'PAIIK Beauty Care - S ,aaeeeeeeeaeeeeea trees Near hospital, take and , stores ' 114.500 Low down 323 Ovcrluox 'ig Lake Monroe-- 2 OR. i story, on I acre 1.38 ,600 jenn y Clark R eally. 322 1591 - -- -. "'_- S OR home f o r sale, Small amours down and 16Sf aser payment', Will' cons.der renting 322 0212 42bl - Brigadier Xl' x 52', 3 OR. 7 ba th, c entral H & A. fully carpeted, new refrigerator, utility Sne.J drape', 1J.30t3 323 3627 ____________________________ i HUGHbY EQUIPMENT Dirt service. Clearing. Mow i'iJ -. Back hoe loader 3225627 Tree Trimming & Surgery -Lawn Maintenance Free Esliates LiCinsed, Phij 327 7582 11000001 - EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowing, Euging Trimming Fr Esti met es 373 1197 till - DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Home Repairs, Room owing Trimming. Edging With Additions. Concrete Work. PaInt a PerSoilal TOUth $305834 og. Carpenter Work Ceramic Tile, Alum EnIour,j 32') 6i423 I __________________________ Free Esvmatt Cleaning SOFA& CHAIR SHAMPOOED Also Carpet Shampooed Only 1.35 Phone 122 1518 Pest Control I Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Aork Licensed. Bonded ' Free C5bdf. 37') 603! Res'c3enljl & Commercial CleAn I, Rooting, Song. Sheet metal, Alum , rig Ill I, B. 114CC, S.antorj, F I SOtfilt, Painting, Air cond , 32/7 I . 3?) 6125 Gutti, Texture coating, Screens . etc Large quality, small d011ir I Bill Evans. 03) ART BROWN PE j? CLINT I4OL 2562 Park Drive Contractors Industrial. corn rn,rc,aJ resi entia l Free estimates 322 - _____________________ ' IIlOen.,ri insulation- Mayo In Su lation Co 130 0097 or 553 1 11111111=10 , Sewing Insulation ' 312 &S i Electrical d - , - ----, Gebn.irtit' HOWL IN ELECTRIC Electrical HomeS - Lawn Care Crntrai Heat 8. Ar Conditioning fr ee estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanf or d I Landscaping & ' LIGHT HAULING 8. YARD ANOGARAGE CLEAN UP phone )49 S3'I 110001101000 TOWERS BEAUTY SALON 'tu'rmni'rly Harriett 5 Beauty NOOk 1 519 E 1st St 312 5741 ____ Hauling ________________ Home Improvements CB horn., carport. I screened porch, large lot with Dee & Gerry's Cleaning Service ' 322-2420 can CO.Cr ,Our borne will, aiutn.num & %Qtt,t SyStem Also Rooting Gutle-rt 2') Yr E.p I Engie Siding Co 151 9543 . Large 2 814 ' Call Santorcj's Salet Leider JOHN KRIOEP. ASSOC 107 A Commercial Phone 122 71,11, Sanford - I House fo r tale, by owner - 2 OR frame louse, Coiner lOt, 114.500 WASHINGTON OAKS- lb Mckay Blvd -. This well cared Ice '3 BR, bath Sits .on large fenced lot ' IOYLLEWILDE - Its Brect wooti Or - Big and beautif u l 4 BR. 7 bath executive type home. Large paneled rec room, equipped kit chen in desirable location One minvft to Mayfair Gall Cpure BPP w4rrante(j Priced at $39,QQ) , Collage, rooms. I bath 251 5 3rd *C Mary $lI,SiXl Phone St - true buy al OPEN: ' - 'S'any extras BPP warranted A I MODEL Apis & HomeS SALE, larmor City 7643H.jwattsdil 1197 272 llDay oN±t .W GARNET T WHITE Peg Real E s t a te Broke, 1070 Bay Ave -Convenient no it i RENrAL S tenstrom Realty CITY I Peg Real Estate Broker I 0-- Aluminum Siding , PAYTON REALTY NOW Sold Call 901 253 5311 for 'urlbwr details Stemper Realty '..L '.)Ct.. C- Mayfair, I acre, cus to m 3 OR, 2 bath m with Courtyard Privacy 'oe Near hOSpi16l 322 517) ' ORIGINAL PRICE STILL GOING ON 31 VIKINGS 250%, SALE HORSE & RIDER STORE 2851 Sanford Ave 123 7O will tiOtti a Dubl:c Tu esda', night it 7 31) ii the only one n Florida You set the rese rved price NO Charge Other Irian 13 registration tee unless ye'hicie is - - For P,i',inal Service Call Forrest Greene Inc. al') BEVERLY HILLBILLIES OR OFF Beach AUTO AUCTION I - We're Offering A . 50 PCT. Sanford Auction 1700 5 French . . DYNA,Mi( PROPER TIES , . LAKE MARY - Sp.acioijs 3 BR 2 S V i'.,rc3wCk, Broker bath. laketront name with , ,-,,.,_____________ ' BtAUl'IFUL IIREPLACE Formal dining. Country kitchen WE HAVE A HOME FOR 'y()ji I' acres of tresdom 159,900 im Daytona 6'6-I--lorses , bargain at ,)nl e- sI8.000 Equal Housing Opportunit, For Appointment Call 305 322 3103 - Hwy 92. I mile west of Speeowa,, 52-Appliances DELTONA c,rslJrea.near Lake Lake Mary- 3 BR. i', ba th' new _______________________________ 'homeS Under 525000 with less Ihin $750 down Government funding By builder. 634 1649, I Sanford, Fla excellent condition, Take Over pay'nent, 581 25 month 83-4 5702 - I Campecu's Poodle Pad-Complete professional grooming 2467 Park ' First St - 3223622 Ave 322 1)21. Closed Wednesda ys JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 77 and I BATEMAN REALTY I Beautiful soliatiogaChestof ------ ____ , 73 Models Call 373 8570 or Ill I Peg Re-ji E',t,jt5 Broker Drawers bow front, with French WANT ADS ARE SMALL .ntize bt 1605 Dealer ''e' feet 32) 4583 BItS on delivery''"-Ave _______ __________________ ____________________ ' DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 1)1 0731________ eves 322 /647 ._ 20175 FRENCH '•' " ________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUT SELL 'TRADE 3)1 11$ E low down pymt 119,630 ____________ - PANY Canute Leif Erlcson Rune Danegeld Nordic' Scandlnavlan Danes Horsemen Shlpbuflders Eric ,The Red Rol'lo Vinland Tomorrow: The Grandest 7 72-Auction Excellent condition, 1250 321 ___________________________ ________________________________ I _____________ Baby Furniture 8. Infant clothes, extra good condition Best 'Wishes to' Joyous Christmas and a Health, Happy New y ear CO home, backyard fenced Carpeted, kitchen equipped FHA, MLS REALTORS 2; NEWS 6' HOc.A,s'rs HEROES lnIUUCT.lOflS: Ml000fl words below appear forward, back. ward, up, down or diagonally. Find •ach and box It'In, 1216, - Katie's Wekiva Landing, 372 4.170 j REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 ; ' Sanford Ave _________________ ' - Uc.IIrç.r lippland Park Homes By 2 ADAM 12 (A) 6* MY THREE SONS ProenUeui Fri .y. see 230 p m 24' MISTER ROGERS 7 NEIGHBORHOOD 12 EMERGENCY ONE 530 N TA K C NO S C I R N' FR AC MA P G D N I I S AG A V'A D E I N I H IS S L G HR U N IS 'CR A I D ER TV R W E I G E R S 0 D I N A L CN E R A 0 E GA S F 0 NO R S E M E N 0 A 0 N U YEN CI H- C A 0 ND I DNA L NJ V N.H'S A El U L D A NE LAWN U DO CAN - EL N ISO R 0 A N ES AC N L V 0 S R A'O U L E I F I 0 N A C S A L A CAN- RUE RI CT-H E'R ED A CO R U ES N I E M -P L E H D EN R 0 S S CHARGE Reserve free spaces : - -62-lawn-Garden 1 22 749, OFFICE SPACE. Frnt', Avenue. -' "-_______________________________ lmmeeJ,at ____________________________ '- -Del-ver y 17 92 , 4 room', carpeted , ba th, NEED- A HOME' 1100 down 319 57750r 319 19/1 DODGE ' TON PICKUP kitch en facilities Total 640 Payment to quIlted buyers 3 t HAPPY HOLIDAYS SF1 Bed $ 1.1 00 BR, I Ideal for law offices, medical. I baths, Central heat, Woodruff's Garden Cen ter Phone 323 5600 51-Household Goods refurbis hed As lOw 1% $18,000 dental or Other prcl,-s., onal of 60) Celery Ave fii't KISH REAL ESTATE INC -Closed 'til Jan 3 1971 Chevrolet , ton pickup 321 roil We Sell our trade in turniture at low COUNTRY CLUB MANOR - 2 BR, . at, bed. $975 I bath, screene,i WCh. fenced Price% Good selection Phone 323 S300 for Rent rear ward Sia COUNTRY FURN -Real Estate ' DISTRIBUTORS 1963 Ford P 100 pickup, air 373 t1)2 SR 46, I ml East I 4 Steam Clean Your WIfl REALTy wn Carpet automatic, 352 engine 373 7580 I Rent Our Rinsenvac Peg- Real Estate lr,kpr 32) 0610 wk days, 7 5 30 AI t:r Dcx ------CARROLL - S FURNITURE 322 5)01 Lacy Singer Zig•Zag 322 0779 323 7895 R0116wy beds, folding tables and :.nger equipped to rig zag and make I Chars, punch bo 80-Autos for Sale wls. cups. chafing 1 buttonholes Balance of 1.51 81 or dish, carpet Cleaning machine and BALL REALTY 10 paiments of 16 Call Credit -_vacuums American Rent All. 322 ' 'ii Buick R'vera. good COnd,t'on Manager 322 9111 or see at Peg Pea, F ',',,IC Broker I 911) _______ new safety sticker $1,995 P hone SANFORD SEWING CENTER SALES RENTALS • 817w lit St - Sanford The Old Singer St or e - 322 5915 1030 State St . Sanford Plaza 322 56.1) or 122 2157 after Hrs 65-Pets-Supplies -1974 Super Beetle, 21.000 mil es , __________ f ,w.Ikt ' iTo! ', 50° 7 Flea Market, south 17 92, ever y Phone 322 any night 2920 Hwy Il 92 1' 5961 ' PEAL E',T:,Tr - Sunday, 9 a m to S p m, NO &I-Equipment 12 SOMERSET PARTRIDGE FAMILY 24 ELECTRIC CO.4 ' WANTED' SELLERS-BUYERS_-DEALERS Empty your carport or garage Make $33 and have fun swapping too' Bring your articles to Mn.. Land Drive In Theatre Swap Sh,p Johnson weedless motors, new I and us ed Free demonstration I Cou ch & Chair, light green Herculon tabrc, $150. (Sal Aquarium lInk with extras, 19 377 56)3 after 5 30 -Easy t er ms Call George ' -------Call Bart rt ' nent area 372 1162 ' .. _____________ . Canoes & Gheenoes, I hp '76 ceores $75. Also '71 Honda XL $125 3)) 7711 l2'xSS' mobile home lurnisi',ed, near - .'Ills REALTOR ASSOCIATE. sho pping center Adults, $125 mo for tree bolt IC,sjr * securily 37? 5939 CALL COLLECT MACARONI Fn..or-fy. see 23opm 9' MARCUS WELBY M D (Fl) 12 FAMILY AFFAIR $21-500 - 5' Pool table complete With IC of park, club house, pool, private I dockso' tennis. Live in new or like I new mobile home $13,300 to Also. person traveling I r.ucxiern 2 BR apt. w w carpet. central H A. kitchen aDGI con -Please Fla. ' : behind green Comet 400 2 IRONSIDE 4 OtLLIGMS ISLAND Proorrtod Wed, sea below How to MAke a Muose Smile' 5 MERV GRIFFIN 6$ Proon- iod Fri. see 230 p m 7 24- SESAME STREET 9 EDGE OF NIGHT N j"'. 112 2)52 . - - . STEREO component, with pr ofessional turntable, diamond needle, in FM receiver, I track ta pe player. 2 wood grain air suspension speakers Regular price $300 Will se ll for $110 or THURSDAY NIGHT 30 P M pa yments $12 month Electronic Complete es tate consistinç at ap Showplace, IllS S. Orlando Ave.. pliances, beds & bedding, chests Winter Park tin the Harper dresaers couches, easy chairs, all Plumbing Bldg 17 921 kindS of dishes. pots, pans, etc We ___________________________ must liquidate all consignments COME EARLY. 55-Boats & Accessories PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 26.10 Hiawatha at I? BROKERS 2 BR. Furnished. $110 Katie's Wekiva Landing 172 1470 - SEWING MACHINE SINGER FUTURA We have 1976 Singer Futura. so ld new for aso was Christmas layaway, There is on ly a $286 ba lance due Purchaser left area and we are unable to locale You can have machine for $786 ba lance cash or take up' payments Vaiuestolll ISoi(edl ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. . - . $ I to I.) -I 34-FV'sbile Homes _________________________ - -- AUCTION SALE Bathroom Cabinets, AFTER CHRISTMAS BARGAINS ' B,,', fl I Spacious I, 2 & 3 BR apis Tennis, swim rn i rig - playground, 4 :00-4:30 PM ' 2 BR. 2 bath, furnished or un , St. Johns River furnished Plenty of roo m for children & pets 3725439 -- Live on the Si John--En1y l A 5729 Sa turday Nov. 20, I Adult Family --- --' & Trade IN FREIGHT tops, sinks Installation --- 70--Swap tncome Tax Prepar ed at my Otlice,9 59Wjsjl Wrchandise a m 106 p in • or at your home, 1 ____________________________ STEREO I!! In Dasn - CREDITCAR No Problem ____________________________ pm to 10 p m Wesley KuIp, 107 Lead Electronic Gibson W First St. Sanford. 322 2333 Stereo for your car New and used string Guitar, wih JOrdAn ampiter j Prices Start at Set 93 or $10 per 323.5774 Day or Night , Maitland Auction 319 61161011 free from Sanf or d ROIISON MARINE REALTOR, MLS Furnished WE BUY FURNITURE DAMAGED ' 2 Window air conditioners Both for ' S100. firm Phone 8)4 8782, Harold Hall Realty _______________--- 33-Houses -- Lake View Apartment - 2 Bedroom, like new Reasonable Phone 322 I 24 ZOOM IT pm - of $12 a month Will take trade as pa rt payment. Call Orlando 621. 1239 day or night, fr ee home tral, no obligation Call For Free P.tap, P'clure-, p. Detn's 323-3301 Studio, I, 7.) - $ 1(8) down, Mod els open 10 a m '116pm Daily Furnished? bedroom house-, be-hind Come- see' us or call ElhlI', Antiques on Orange Blvd ' at Paola S . E. Ekre, IMMEDIATELY , SAN LANTA- Government homes ' NiCe 2 BR block home, turn, or unfurn 3,732920 or 3fl 7829 after a , Full time Resident Service Directors Luxury Patio Apartments - Real Est,,te Broker 322 6451 Full Circle Insulation & Sound -. I HELP NEEDED - nil amenities 5)2.000 PINECR ES)'- Retirement special 3 OR Charm, 176.000 WALKER Galleries 372 6972 5749 Balance due $79 or payments of 117 . 90 per mont h May beseen at CB City. 1155 S Orlando Ave. Winter Park (in the Harper Plumbing Building 17921 available Bud Cabell 3721052 anytime - PAVENPIA PARK-'- Choice 3 BR. General Contractor No One living a bove or below you n it p Proofing FG er Kitchen counter - JOHN NY - _--___ . Riverview Ave Cash for Antiques. Consignments wanted Hi Way 16 Auction IN DASH! TRACK AM FM stereo Itrack with beautiful wood gran front. So ld new for 5O-iscellar'ous for Sale OR furnished mobile home plus 2 room concrete block addition - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED rap prices paid, used. an on ditiOn 1126. Winter Park REPOSSESSED 112 71?S - 4706 Good used TV's $25 MILLER'S. 2619 Orlando Drive. Sanford. 372 03,52 - Merandjse - Color co Ordinaled Kitchen & Appliances Abundant Storage Space "Energy Efficient" Air Con dition ng Package 830.7966 Casselberry I - 53-TV. Real Estate PEAL TO Screened Porch, extra Utility Fabric Covered Walls - ' HAPPY NEW YEAR ' building Central heat and air . Beautiful corner lot Ideal for retirees winter ho me or young 3 Bedroom, unfurn I bath, carpeted lamily, $2,900 down, $135 month Frame built $163 310 East 16th t I Low taxes: $10,900 Call 373 1901 or 372 1587 LAKE MARY- Spacious 3 OR. acre plus take privileges, near t 710 W000ME RE BLVD. I $59iC'O 3 Bedroom 5)53 mo LOCH A BOR Ideal large family Information In Window 4 BR, pool $17,300 2 OR, unfurnished, $125 month, first MAYFAIR 3 BR, near hospital $46,230 and last month in advance Built in Wall Bookcase Private Entrance Dead bo lt L oc k O RTMENTS1 APARTMENTS CaliBart Wanted to buy used office turnl:ir. Any quantity NOLL' S CA5SELBEPRY, Hwy 1797, 8).) ______________________ QUICK CASH FOR EQUITY ---- - Cash 322-4132 For used fijrnture appliances, toots. etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 713 Sanf or d Ave Frost free refrigerators, $95 to $115, chest freezer, $50 to illS; washer, dryers & ranges All guaranteed. Barry's Applianc es . We make service calls 323 7050 46.A Income Property Buy 68-Wanted to . Reg Real Esl,,te liroker SOIW 15151 - Sanford 32) 6061 or 7230517 eves, 32-Houses Unfurnished Fenced Patio (Horse Track Rd.) - M. UNSWORTH REALTY I 377 1881 _____________________ COLOR TELEVISION LONOW000 DUPLEx Modern, -USEDclean 7 BR, carpeted. central air, COLOR TV 19" portable Sold new large wooded lot Reduced to over $100, will sell for $109 or $29,900 Terms: CLIFF JORDAN, paymt5 of $12 per month No REALTOR, 130 Hwy 134. money down. CB CITY, 1133 5. Longwood, •31 Orlando Ave. Winter Park (next to Anderson's Restaurant on 7 47-Real Estate Wanted ' m. - AR, unfurn $135 1 child. Available Jan 2 831 9051 - Apartments [J j" East off 17-92 at Seminola Blvd. '' -. NOW RENTING Sanford Court arine rs AT CASSELBERRY 323-7832 $45 each . Classified Ads _________________________ _________________________ Broker, S31 0111. - Parts, of prospec.ft Advertise your product or service in the road Ideal for home, horse$ or vegetables Terms. $15,900 REALTOR - KENMORE WASHES ____________________________ .- Osteen - 106 acres, 5i20 It Oil W Sanford area, off Lake Mary Blvd. 2 in pretty location Neat and c'ean Artffflt5 Unfurnished - 'h1otA Pe- Real Estate Broker r 25th t 322 6.535 2 BR unfurn i shed, children, pets o.k 5)30 mo. 323 75)5 or I 901736 - - ____________________________ TAF F ER REALTY , a - I 112 101 Eves 322 154/ , 312 4179 207 E. 251h St - Need mature baby sitter for lyeer Old Child, my hOme, 4 days a week 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Must have own transportallon $23 Brand new, sparking with charm! week 323 9098 Furnished Studios , unfurnished & 2 bedroom units, Your new home features, Shag Carpeting - * n 372 21 after Hours - 31A-Duplexes ._i_ - Re t l s 32904 ___________________________ ' crnc ce-lie-nt residential nCighburhood References required 327 932). Exceptional 372 6713 QWOY D(X)OY SH(),IV - SANFORD - - NAVEL ORANGES, $2 BU )fl 11367 or - N OS RED LI U B P 1 H S I C'D MR E C VIN AL R E,K RE SR E B OHS KNAVODDANVINLTSHNOH cent; winds cairn. Partly cloudy and mild, and not as cold tonight. Variable cloudiness and chance of showers Friday. highs today In the low' 70., lows In mid SO.. Winds variable around 10 ECONOMY NO; THURSDAY SEA-SON 'S - or 67-Livestock Poultry 52-Appliances ervice Used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES, 37') 0697 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real E5t,I'. 5 sold daily n rie classified ads Nothing small about that NOW 5 THE TIME Mortgage Four residential lots, sewer, water, money i% plentiful, and the lowest paved stree ts Priced for rn coSt to both buyer & Seller in mediate sale years! FHA, and VA int er est rate is I pct and NO discount points.. CRANK CON'ST REALTY Call us now for your new home REALTORS • 606) F.vts 313 3Ø ChoIce acreage a',ailable Air, car pet ed, quiet I mId 7 bedrooms, 5125 to 5133 mcnth Aduit Phone 171 • Mature widow in Share 6 MATCH GAME ' Daytona Beach: high 4:00 fj ood Things to Eat a i MLS - 29-Rooms _________ JAR 71*64' H rr ngton, VA loans ,,sailoflie GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 1603 Orl,,nr1, Dr 37) 5700 I Jim Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. INC. _________________________ Furnished I and 2 bedroom apart merits oo E Airport Blvd. NURSES, all shifts Geriatric e Sanford. 323 1340. perience preferred Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Con Nicety furnished 3 room apartment. vatescent Center, 950 Mellonvitle lights & water furnished Retired Ave couple preferred, Ill Myrtle Ave 327 2fl9. Earn Money. No Investment Take Ca ta log orders for Lisa Jewels I BR. turn a . tights, water turn Call Toll FREE S00 6.31 1251 for Mature adults No pets, $95 37'? FREF CATALOG SALES KIT, 2296 after 4 wk days Lt- Male Pomerinuan, reddish Physically -01 brown, vicinity W 3rd St. last Sound United Solvents 373 14o week Answers to "Bobby", Wearing collar With bell Reward, Interested in Children? Like 322 6121 People? Become a Discovery F Advisor and loin our manager Cockapoo, grayish color. training program by offering near Sanford courthouse Wearing educational services to concerned 'ft' tag registered to Boyd Irving , Pa rents in Seminole County :: Unable to locate Call 323 3692. ask Ground floor opportunity' be Lee, or 322 1222 eveninGs, Unlimited earning potential Phone 377 0031 Ike PiiU.qe C MONTHLY RNlALs AVAILABLE Color Tv, ar Cond ,Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH I 431, Longwood 562 eoo . ICE MANAGER_- Knowledge typing & office procedures Ma I Hal Colbert Realty - ture. preciSe, intelligent Retired ser v ce rn an acceptable 42 - Mobile Homes RCiltor SAN MO PARK, I, 2. 3 b(tiroon, 372 9791 trailer apIs Adult & family park 1'1v 3515 Hwy Il 92. Sanford ORGANIST CHOIR DIRECTOR Lovely 3 room apt, Very weil turn. and carpeted Reasonable rent urgently needed beginning 711 W First St January 1. Salary approx . $200 mo. Grace United Methodist BAMBOO COVE APTS. Church Call 372 1472 TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact' ClasSitied Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact T oo! 41-Houses 7524 Park - _____________ - -- 00 Trailer for rent. 24', fu,l bath, twin beds, Heat, air. 3fl Companion Needed immediately 676 0636 ______________ 1 UiU4 FRIDAY'S TIDES 5:007:20 10:00 M, 7:30 9 4' PHIL (X)NAHIJE SHOW 6) DOUBLE DARE' game show hosted by Ale), am., 4:16 p.m., low 10:12 a.m., hut REGULAR HOURS °"' (fl) PICCADILLY CIRCUS 't Shoes." Pan lI 1100 2 12' WI-EEL OF FORTUNE m.p.b. SATURDAY ' S SENTINEL STAR • NEIGHBORHOOD (Wed)) PICCADILLY CIRCUS rising; relative humidity, 00 per BRATION! LOOK FOR OUR FULL - PAGE AD IN TIL 8 P.M. a.m. readings: ternlfl .1L.i.,,,., . ,w, UYV[W5$iI tow, ROGE Wednesday's high. 65; barometric pressure, 30.3, ADULTS-2:50 CHILD RE P4-i: 23 SHOP MAITLAND AND 8 - '' SELL HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1 ZOOM 24 (f/on Tues. Fri ) MISTER Never . 12 ___.L" - 700 CLUB '2 Sanford area Contact customers We train Write M A Dick, Pres. Southwestern Petroleum, Ft. Worth, Tx FLINTSTONES erod Fri only. see 230 p ri PANY I I. - Camper Nurses,RN'S & LPN's, Aide's, Aide References required 377 after a p m ___________________________ 330 100° I for same Light cocking and cleaning Small salary OFF 5-Lost & Found øretE*ited Fit orgy. see 23° pm 7.U'ueg YCONSUkIEII 4 30 '1 .'• - OIL COMPII ,Pea mature person for st.ort trips ATTENDANTS- For private men's du over II. High income potential Apply 2477 South Orange Blossom Trail- 173 1019 Elderly lady as live in companion -- SURVIVAL KIT tWed) TH[ WAY IT WAS (Fn ) WOMAN 24 VILLA ALEGRE 315 9 GENERAL HOSPITAl, 24 SESAME STREET - "Your Future- Our Concern" 201 Commercial, Sanford, 323 5176 DeLand, 736 7154 it yourselfers, $30 Marilyn's 99 Secretarial Service, Ocala. 901 737 5773 Notary Marriages Performed ( RI ' . GETTING MARRIED? Crave simple beauty? Call Dot, Notary Public, 322 2026 Eves, & ______ Wk nds -- TCXA I "Big Agency_Little 1,e" - fordo DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD -4' 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY 12' MERv GRIFFIN SHOW Civic Center. - ' 1A CLASSIC (WodI)j Fri.) JEAN tM)LF WITH. PORT 900 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 7 SESAME- STREET 9 MOVIES (f,xt) 'Fblli Home.' Lassie. Donald Crisp. 1948. (Tues.) J.4a and Pa Kettle at the Fair." f.jone Percy K.4ide 1952. (Wed.) I/o and Pa Kettle at Waikiki" Maipne Main Percy Kdtidø 1955- (Thuss) Ie and Pa Kettle on the Farm " Marono P.¼un, Percy Kiltwido, 1954 (Fri.) 'I/o and Pa Kettle on Vacation" Wen" Main, Percy KIbride 1951 Diet Workshop, 10 a.m., & 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, to MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 24 MAC NEIL -LEHRER RE- • GET A QUALITY BUY at a fair Price Shop the Want Ad LESS1230 2 THE GONG SHOW 6') SEARCH FOR '4' TOMORROW 7' (f/on) FLORIDA REPORT (Tues) PATHS IN THE WILDERNESS (Wed) JEAN WOLF WITH 9 RYANS HOPE 12 MARCUS WELBY. MD 24 ELECTRIC COMPANY 1255 2 NBC NEWS 61t COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 7' ELECTRIC COMPANY lAS. YOGA AND YOU 24) LILIAS. 7:30 am., The Town House. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6 - 1200 - 9' NEWS 6 - YOUNG AND REST- 2 4 8 30 Pressure Clinic, 3-6 p.m., Winter Park '- . ""-. 18-Help Wanted ,JJflTJ1j ARE YOU tROUBLED? Free 621 1777 for "WE Care", AdultS 1. Teens HO SHOW Afternoon - 1 _ - TION(ThtZS.)CHRISTOPHER - - 600 .4j (f/on.) CAMERA THREE (Tues.) MAGAZINE FOUR (Wed.) EVERYWOMAN (flw) CRACKERBARREL (Fn) 1001< UP AND LIVE. 9' SUNRISE JUBILEE 610 '2' SUNSHINE ALMANAC 615 '6 i SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2.. (f/on) WITH THIS RING (Tuos.) PICTURE OF Ir,*jni University Floridaa (Wed) PROFILES IN EDUCA fl°MS For free iii formation writc o 791 Pompano, Fla,, 33061 - 9 i HAPPY DAYS (A) 1150 6$ PAUL HARVEY COMENTARY 11 55 4' 6 6$ CBS NEWS Morning 18-Help Wanted - #b.DIvORcE - ) SESAME 24 (Monr Tues. STREET 11 30 2 12 STUMPERS 6 LOVE OF LIFE 4 LOVE, AMERICA N 1114 STYLE Friday SPIDER MAN Memorial Hospital, Association Bldg., Aloma 9 DON . Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Oviedo Rotary, Frank Field Tuna (Mn Thus) 7 FEEDBACK (Wed) THE EUROPEAN VISION OF AMERICA (Fri) OUT THE DOOR CLOSEUP(Fn )DAJLYDEVOTONAL 630 2 (Fri. only) SONSHINE 4 KUTANA 6$ FRAN CARLTON EX100 ERCISE SHOW 2 SOMFRSET '7 ,- LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 4 MIDOAY 634 6' NEWS 12. LIVING WORDS 9. ALL MY CHILDREN 639 24 MOVIES (f.4.)n)CXIDaI121 HI NEIGHBOR ty Broad' (Tues) 'Beauty and 645 trio Boast" (Wed) P r on 44') LOCAL NEWS (muss.) Jiot" (Fn) En654 12. WHAT S HAPPENING'? 130 655 Z 12 OAYSOFO(JR LIVES 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 4 6 AS THE WORLD 700 TURNS CISCO (H) 2.. :' TODAY 9 FAMILY FEUD 1200 at 725 and 825) Jfl&J MARY 2 00 6 MARY '4j 61 CBS NEWS (7 25 (flvjg) EVENING AT 7 HARTMAN am, Ch. 4. local nowi.) SYMPHONY (Fri) ARTS AND 6$ UNTOUCHABLES 6$ POPEYE AND FRIENDS CRAFTS OF CHINA 7' LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU '7 24 SESAME STREET PYRAMID 1230 9 :9 0000 MORNING AMER230 4. CBS MOViE CONT.' ICA: ("Good 1/oming Flonda" McCoys." Coys 2 12 ul E DOCTORS at 7.25 and 825 am., local THE GUIDING LIG1{I 4 Jack P&arxxi. Stem Forrest. news, weather., 6$ (Fri only) NINTH ANNUAt 1240 800 PEACH BOWL'CLASSIC 9' DAN AUGUST 4: CAPTAIN 'G Kentucky 100 Carolina v 12 TOMORROW 9' ONE LIFE TO uv 2 64 DUCK. DUCK. GOOSE 24. (f/on) ANYONE FOR 6$ NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL (Fn) MAX B. NIMBLE. TENNYSONI (Tues) Qfif( 7 46. Master Charge B.ankAmericarti Thursday, Dec. 30, 1916-9 TELEVISION LISTINGS ' Alt.rat.ons, Dress Making. Drape.s UPhOlst er y 3220707 YOU CAN'T 8EAT A "WANT A13 FOR RESULTS. Try on tOday . 1 ___________________________________________________________________________________________ To List Your Business... DjaI _________________________________ 322-2611 or 831-99Q �OMM H 10—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 30, 17 BLONDIE uhcJ1 CH AN E)<CUSE NAE) I T \ / I 1 \ - - _. is B AILEY BEETLE B - Mort Walker a er - - ______ CJ C IF Z 13 E T;ZAA4_4;E4Z;Z=P ,C IT C;Z LEAVE iT TAKE Ti,4E _40LJT~ roE DICTATION: h1 56 Nigerian tribesman 22 Affirmative reply 23 Make a . garment 24 Deposit 27 Zodiac sign 1 9 Cattle breed 33 Enforces 35 Load 36 Male s*ine 37 Evergreen trees Derogatory 42 Juice drink 43 Landing boat I 1 - C - *I F 1) 1 C Inner(pref60lsii 17 Time animal 61 Fi 62 18 Chairs 63 o 20 Beneath ¼ F A 14 HA h I 1TT(4 I •. %'•: ATt .. 45 Kingdom 47 Mounta in l 21 Reside 24 Saloons Part of the 25 Above eye America 3 Soupf;n shark 26 Siamese 48 Browns language Composition 5 Consecrated 28 Safety agencypurpe 49 Whole 30 I.et fill 6 Author Irish rep-jb!,c 51 31 Poems Fleming 52 Ripped 32 Cozy hom 7 New 53 Greek letter 34 Procedure Testament book 38 Remnant 8 Etecuted 39 Soviet river 55 Heraldic cross 9 Tube 57 Fast aircraft 41 Ten dollar 10 0.,1, 44 Pitclier hirdli 6 9 7 i0 1 1 9 1, 1, 12 13 14 15 r 20 C THE BORN LOSER __________ LTL-L U '] _________ PjJF1 IST by Art Sonsom a '4&D 8TTE ' —— - LT A. 6W MR Tilo in THEM 0 - — - '3 '5 U - 123 - '6 28 29 ________ - sh cf,! but wit no do ml pa a I'm I 1`x, 36 To A5WLIUM I \. ML1SELFI (_.' , 4 ' ARCHIE - - — - H:E HELPS M.tM8LR, " 69th Year No 11Friday, December 31 1976 _________ s - — - - - - ) - 55 57 — " - - - - - - - by Al Vermeer by CN THE OTHER HAND, T'C) ALSO %NCRK WHEN r LIKE TO AIRLINE GROW ur'' —" MAYBE I '< --BOOKMOBILE 5TEWARDE55./ FIELD-.- / 0 '.' CAN OPEN UP A WACLE NEW - l _____ A2 E4S1 A K 974 AQ _, ,, 0 1 - - It4 —----'----- —i - -------- EEK & MEEK by Howic Schneider ADMIRE H > I I'-'1 7 -) / / ' I / I — I I r- ,, ILUII Ill 1 I I. L 11 11 ILL lIT 7T'T, BUGS SUNNY V _SO AFTER CONFERSII"4I3 ' WIT'N P.Y S)KER 1 RJRCH,A,SEI SEVERAL L THCt_1$AND SNARES OF 'AMALI,P,MATD - - ER MA'i' i &)RRLV 'XJR. NEWSPAPER A MOMENT' —" -r 1'. \ 11 (' ( - PERSISTENT' CRDl1Z)p. I \ - L %AS 'AING ' mi. / " -v- - I L-w*/ - I , - I _____!,-._ , I /".( -' ' 3o ' ) 1e FRANK AND RNEST - SWINE FLU :- SHOTS - t MY DOCTOR !'OLD ME TO GET THE -- -- 4 . SHOT • IF - HE SAID ON w0ui D IT - . -= — TUMB'LEWEEDS I — - S THIS IS A EMERCY1 I'HEM ALL ' - - -. I I I ,-iJ - J / \ , • \- - (' I [' " -'- (• \ i -- . i ___J "I hardly knew her. She's lightened her hair and heavied er S by. Garry Trweau by T. K. Ryan &AM O LJFE, SCHNOOK. . - - L44fDh75 S AO15TM45 tM8R FNT'PØT Ah5CC.E. W19157W9E5 , itMT M.h, flu/t IT4ti77iE4 S'R7 c cw Qy fit /it T4 , year for me and my folks, the Richard Collins' at 206 Woodmere ripoff...but I guess itts just got to be..,so here goes...and maybe w ill II ( J BOY , tne . fi nal even f irs t, ust one last ,ook at days... Commissioner Kimbrough Vs. Rep. Hattaway D *1e ma I '77: Challen tng Buck~Pusstn 0 9 4 Herald Staff Writer legisla tureic bill allowing rugs substituted for name brands Kimbrough opposed the bill Il-ittaway also said it doubtful that the legLslature will provide retroactist. funding for bills already voted into law "Don't expect any miracles," he said. Meanwhile, Kimbrough said local taxpayers have no control over state-manclated biII3 for which the state provides no funding To flit, people of Seminole County Jirnbroughsaid it is the b ggest danger in the 1. coming years. The OMAE report lists the following state legislation that the county says is funded b local taxpayers, Courts, Abolition of municipal courts required counties pay for additional courthouse space and for support functions — Proba ti on and Parole New county judge CaUsid corn missioners to order probation and parole out of courthouse — Records retention. State Calling state-enacted legilation a multi billion dollar ripoff;' County Cornmissioner John kimbrough says he sees it as one of the major evils facing county government in the coming new year. To combat state enactment of bills with no funding attached, the Republican commissioner r,t/ plans o submit 'i list of programs that are mandated by the state, but paid for by local á'4\ fl'.. gosernmtnts e board the Office of KI\IBIU)UCII Management Analysis and slosl hoilini' tht ni r. iluation (OMAF I has -)repared the necessary documentation which prior to , -next year'. legist itise session "W will be presented to the S ltgi'.latise delegation from Seminole (ounts Kirnbrough is aLso critical of lcx,aJ state representatives with the cxc'tplon of State Itep Vinci. I-ehtcl H Leesburg for what he called their "inability Iq state legislature front pa-ming tained at a cost to local costs on to local taxpayers who finance county and city Sovereign Immunity. governments. \taki'. political miii,'. liable I don't sec anyone trying to for lawsuits. stop it." the Republican — Workmen's compensation. conunissioner noted. I don't State has doubled required see the legislature-doing a hell weekly compensation to II %T1"%' 't of a lot about it To the local .,,of clainiants - its like slowly 'don't expect miracles Retirement sem. Lounty boiling them in water." required to absorb all local The chairman of Seminole's delegation chairman said his costs of state retirement delegation, Bob Ilattaway, a voting record proves he favors system. Democrat from Altamonte state funding for all programs Properly appraiser tax Springs agreed with Kim passed by the legislature collector's commissions state brough that the Unfortunately Mr. Kim County pay--s for collection of legislature should back up bills brough only went to land taxes which accrue to with dollars, but Battaway Tallahassee one time and that school board. disagreed that local legislators was on a generic drug bill he Comprehensive planning #iaven't tried to remedy the was opposed. to," llattaway act of 19q3. Counties required to situation. said. Kbnbrough a phar- participate, but no funding wcs Ilattaway said he hasn't seen mace-utical representative, and provided by state. the memo from OMAK. but the during the last session, the Wayside parks. State of Transportation Department r __________________________________ (DOT~ transferred parks maintenance to local entities. — Airport zoalul. Enfor. cement Of 13WS shifted frwu state to local level. 4_11 Around The Clock 4-A Horoscope — State.primpry ritwits. To %ridge 4-11 Hospital $-A cost Snninole 11,700 per infle per year in additional mainObituaries S-A 4-11 Comics Sports tenance as result of state ac. Crouviord 4-B Lion. .2-101 Ed.1torial. *A Television Traffic sipallatioa. State - ' . 1 • ', fi4,t . ' m - r - £ _____________ 1' J ' ______________________________ 1 .a ' _____________ . ' -If, i -- r- -. - - ,, _____ -' ITTT- I -"j - . -_ -- ________ - - 101k. . 1_,Yt __11: -i--.--- - - i •" A\ I _____ ' - - - -.,, - ... ,q,425c ,- '-'-,. p ' 'I ".. -, • ".P' , fl t'#/1(t5&T It ' •l_; ,__, _ - ' - S u unitn 4') tk' qmw A. 4' .4 - • , - J p. i S '- d - :- . •t-, - . . • . - - . .w—_- - - - 4 ','. ,' r. -- - Dr. Iamb )•ie, - - Today I MYA 4 ) _ -- improve ki CD L.JON -LA1ER5 IN ThE (HUaIdPhotos by Tom Vincent ) -. body!" - i -POi 60 AGAiN.1HAT dACKASS POWN MULE S 9E M. --= ----=-- IHEffE YOU ---___-- WOULD - - ' ' I I GET li-iF Sv'IME j - Exercise is like any other form of treatment. It can be _____________________ very beneficial but if used -wrongly it can be damaging. Diettsinthesameballpark.A . diet that controls calorie intake (,j'(i and provides a low-fat, lowcholesterol menu is often helpful. The crash efforts, often containing excess fat are not. A gradual loss of excess fat is the sensible way to your AMIRICU CANCER SOCIETY health without damaging your body. S by Bob Thoves • - ,' -, - , ii WAITS FOR • L— - • 's a shame it has to end like this with a big ' - J( _ 1- 0 1,.]$% Pass - 0 .t r Lamb - 1 WANT TO OEVOTE M Y LIFE TO LIBRAF?y • lift TIME no, way to keep East front wt'rt heart specialists making his trump king w----ile discussing heart diseasi mr. the slam would ha • .QJ i09732 bsn said heart ailments could best 65 wrapped up in either mIJur bi' treated with exercise and Both vuInerk suit.itji- t rather than using drugs. Of course, our unfortinat. Viest North East South . they did not mention what kind friend was wrong A 4 4 lead would beat thr- sLim, of exercise or diet a heart I_ 1 P,isii. 4 N' T Pass 5 # 1 either major suit patient should use. I wish you would me some facts on ference in what you can say to dieting and exercise that a Opening lead - K A . Ivrson could best use. I am real the public about exercise for anxious to know %hat com. people whio have never had a heart attack and thost.- who wr inents you would give on this know if it is ever pro[ The unlucky expert had h.ave heart attack and thoise finesse by leading from tn, subject. Us for the last time in ace toward the queen who have heart damage caught DEAR READER— In ar Ir,6 Maybe. we can get him If you hold ace and humb However, alread ticle and ei1'progr:m'it in 1977 anddummy ii t&il sniall t lople short' space of time often two small the way to get 1.4 If you cant walk a city block at prevents a conipleti preen This time he held the very tricks in the suit is to l l nice North hand with 150 toward the queen This iit tation of thi. problem. Exercise, a normal pace without trouble honors in each of the major really a finesse but it is ti-c diii and not smoking are all )° mast follow carefully what suits )OUI' doctor says about exertion import in preventing heart way to phy for that i-xtra lien. is his tale of trr. to do anything he liLsiase and strokes They are and don't lly. I would get a trick it the answer, however-, in does not recommind (Do you have a chance to bid both spade and (herwe most people can some forms of heart disease, ','rt O' the eiperts hear, but my panther started and they do not replace gradually increase their the ball rolling with a bid of the Jacobys' care cr walking program Those who properly used medicines four diamonds I bid four newspaper The Jacobi's. notrump to see if he held an answer individual goes' persons exercise program can build up to walking an hour ) ace and he shewed one Now if stamped self ac:i,essr! depends entirely on what a dai, — which can Lw done in what was I going to do," envelopes are enclose-i -othtiontheheartiin Wher a divided sessions such as We suggested the famous most interesting iJVS xrson has had a heart attack morning and evening—usually bid and the valves in the heart have gain health benefits. I don *t partner choose which major and will receive cc •, recommend progressing been damaged to the point suit for the slim to play in 'ACOBY MODER can't walk the length of a beyond a walking program hospital ward, it is foolish to without an evaluation of your ____________________________________________ talk about jogging to cure his -4atus by your doctor. Those damaged heart A patient with who then appear to be able to rheumatic heart disease and tolerate it can be encouraged tti damaged valvas may need an progress to more vigorous I i operation and not an exercise activity, such as jogging. Then are two issues of The program Then, is literally no form of heart disease, though. Uealth Letter on exercises for —._-------1 the heart and circulation. thati.sbenefite.dby obesity 1959 oliic I numbers 11 and 12 same applies to smoking (lt.S fl, Ite iders who want this cigarettes. !,, I think anyone who knows he program can send 50 cents for t'i.-' each issue with a long or she has heart disease should Z:F not start an exercise program stamped self -addressed en. I I I without discussing it with his or velope for them. Just address ci'. her doctor, familar with how )our letter to me in care of ttus OF twich heart damage is present. newspaper. P.O. Box 1551, i, Radio City Station, New York, .r I PRISCILLA'S POP " - I l- A but he wasn't in the moivi (lit humor. lie continued: "I was afraid to tryeither major suit Fir. e cards might not be enough so I& ent to six diamonds WesF opened the king f clubs F signalled viciously with the queen A second club was led South had to use one if my NORTH A K Q J 10 A K Q i 10 I)EM( DR. LMIl— I read an - -. AT BRIDGE - e ci I !i .- - Dr. \\ -------- l WIN -- Ex r se, D Often Help Heart AFTER 1 12 '2A - Sanford Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents ' sci'ioc. J u —— :;-- ~.,RELAX,DA0DY-iT'S -EWHITE'OjSE , 4e ___________ - - by Bob Wntana A;ZCI4IE 'L1s'pi 45 54 _j___"'•' 1 - Some interesting proposi t iorli draw' them into a coiiversation. it'll be worthwhile to put forth come to you thiiS year, but the). must be screened carefully best effort. You dont want to get InIj IIIIRA (Sept.230d i Inolse ourse f in enjoyable with 1 CtSOfl of (lUt'1 ii tt ities tonight Don't try to reputation - - lot- ______ r - 44 \TAU<S TO /I\E A — !J - w eiiId , 37 38 39 10 ALVIIOcT BESIE' t ,1l111 E",T 1jj mixbusiness ' it ARIES \Iarh 21-April 19 our \oureverygeneroustoda) and pkcure.!tJust won't %ork SIORPU) l(. 24Nov 221 ui be prone to contribute more than your share Don't Select u)tnpanrnrks this evening host interests coincide. hobnob with people who leave wrong choice ill take the before the tab comes TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It off the party. SM,ITrAREUS I Nov. 23Dec may take uua rthi1e to get in the suing of things You have 2lJ You won't beat ease today some serious matters on your you've neglected some in. rilinti The part) will ait portant responsibilitits ( thern out of the way, then let GEMINI (May 21-June. 20) yourself go. You'll enju) %&elcoming the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.ja,,. New Year more if you don' 19) Ring in the New Year in travel too far to have fun. Dio some different and interesting r N our celebrating in the way tonight. Include friends and everyone %III UANCER (June 211-July 22) it happy time. Chances are you'll spend more AiIJUAIIIIUS iJin. 2(i-Feb. 19) than you should to have a good If ~ou ad iour mate have a little tonight. You'll enjoy it greement today, don't air it where there's a big crowd and in public. Wait until the two of luts of noise. you are alone to talk it over. 11 ISCFS I Feb. 20 March 2o) LEO iJuly 23-A very important to be among Partake fully of the ft-stivitie3 peole you know and like today. tonight, but avoid anythingy You'll beuncomfortable among know disagrees with Discipline makes happier l(slmtn'. st rangers. 23-Sept. 22 I morning after. VIRGO YOUR BIRTIII)AV 'uu'll meet some new people s N10 12 For Friday, December 31, 1976 +] ((T} I DOWN 40 Atil F COPE t.ou,0, 1 . L O:de;:1 I • 0i. to, ir -6C~,.~CE%CE,] F ,vc *0 quisition Little 1peces 9 Brood of (log 50 French 1 2 Brothers 3 ( C.H.0 PI * I Prv.:.s P::.' material A'1USCATEL r o ACROSS 46 Chic Young IB See THOSE BILl S, Page 3A (W)RINGING IN ru THE tv N EW till vY E AR Ft D ne morning on the dav before the eve before the new tla and year brought torrents of rain to Seminole ('ountv for several minutes - and this was - H,r5d Photoov Tom VinCinO one of the results: :1 water-drenched set of tracks on Laurel ,venue htt't'ti ih and 7th streets in sanford. - ______________ I- — —' Herald Holiday 1he Sunday flerald's pages u rIug e feaI hullill'Ovements, CB Radio Nev%s and Opinion are taiUag a holiday, but 4111 retUT13 next week. 6 ,'. � 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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Tueday, Dec. 21, 1q74 BLONDIE ACROSS chic Young 7 One Answer to Pr.is Puzzle 01 the Bearl 7r All P..EASES -.ft4GERIEiF T4l5P1ANJ,..SPEA,< UP.- ~~~WA AN PTS A PAJP CIZ :z: WCAJ-0 VCU PLEASE S7 ,0P 2 A:7 , 1z ..f4AT SIZE, PLEASE,> — T A.%' I Till 8 Misdome3nor concern 9 Cipher Fash*n name syltems 0 A 1. E 6 01 1" g xii "" OSCOPE HOR 13 Panic 1 16 Printer's direction ss : . - Ir '- ; BEETLE BAILEY • Mort Walker - A !9-S&E P:"%, T MAo(E C(CIC,pK I-E PAPER•/ ' I' , I CL.ICKerv J .'LL• •i'\ ' 21 Of 32 35N 36 Holm 37 T*ls ?r" cheer 34 Poetic prepos t on U 46 Summers FrI •— -. 49 — — city 54 And% (Fr - isc ii 56 The present ' ' J±_ 1V H— - - •- j_, Ve.aI 4 Angry 5 Went before 6 Porcine home I A — •• c- - cr T HA (JR SZLY. SO, Wk.T .N LGiITE , - - J - - — —- ) r"" 1r" / If PRISCILLA'S POP - _ - — - - _2 Y_)UR HUSBAND 4.15T BE SHOMNG THE CHILPRE:J N HON TO RESIST I " MAON' I WSH HE .? WEII \ \ 2 ) HIS SWINE - FLU SHOT'.' 'Th: \ EEK & MEEK b1 Howie Schneider PEORF- DW IT , &XER(JE OH ) ( ESPECIPay m4li PEDRJE "10 SrT ALL 1T TH AT' S Il I DII ) Ail.LkAY5 L)P ! / I \ ( fl ) , BUGS BUNNY by Stoll & Heimdahl 5.1 rki FAMISWED AFTER 01I Loll M11\.1E.11 64c~- TWO E~JRCER! r - - — EYE L00 ) LULS / (),iNER 0-76 e Ir. 2: I - VIM D IAIWAY MIMI) FRANK AND ERNEST pO'popJE TiF OFFICE * . ________ A FOST HERE / f the mouth and may he lp keep the tu be to the Internal ear EAST &K A 7 32 , j 9654 V 1072 • J 972 £873 • KiOB 543 £K Soi V TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan X OF cents for The Health I) C SKINNEF( IN 1NE Vill IT!— REMEMIREM HOW EXCITEP GO'r, 05ANS*i" I REMOMPER- WHO SHOLU WEM PAMPSS. JT h es directors of Sky King Youth Ranches of America Inc., have resigned as a group. "We left for a lot of easons," says a former officer, by Tom Vincent) , earlier reports that his chief assistant in charge of both fornier north Florida county judge. Joel Dick, 30, of Brevard. will Seminole and Brevard state attorney offices will be Jerrold Bros3, a part-time public bectanu. Cheshire s chief felony defender and former Bre%ard prosecutor in Seminole, ac. cording to Cbeshire spokesiTian Gerard E Dugua% who will Count) Solicitor from Titusville, who urlfull v PSI 6£ reader (ruin New Mexico wants to know what is meant by the expression. "A passive lead. By OsaId & James Jacoby A passive lead is one design Ifere is the fastest played ed to protect your own high hand of 1976. At least the play cards As an example, supwas fast after trick one pose e opponentshold reach six West did study before flotrurnp and you o leading the seven of clubs and kings and a queen The South went into a real ex- passive lead would b--- in the Write W est s t at o, a mean defender, so South went up with dummy's ace. will , . currently on Herring's staff - Donald Marblestone. Earlier Cheshire wi:mwwed . in the I3revard office for eight months; Mark P. Rabinowitz, that Philip Sellers, 34-year-ild who has spent two and a half investigator and polygraph Years there, and Don W. Davis, operator in Herring's Brevard 33, who was Madison County will become his chief investigator for the two counties, replacing Fulenwider. Duguay said the only office, '" Judge for six years. Cheshire, who defeated herring in his Novem be r bid for by Gill Fox in William Heffernan, Randi, Kramer, Ralph Erikkson an('i Robinson, 30, who has worked receive copies of prosecutors Seminole will be four lawyers . leaves the office he' s held for eight years, will'include Alan B. JACOBY MODERN, SIDE GNCES team of Other attorneys under Dick, , anO Rounding our Cheshire's starting Jan. 4 when herring as interest ing qoes When the ace dropped p - ct Ask Cheshire has also confirmed include Ilarry Stein. 47, opposed herring in tht 197_ Re ublican prary . - also be office manager in the (Do you have a question His problem was to decide If for the experts 7 two county l8th Judicial Cir- ecoflve session before laying suit without an honor from dummy, youth ( IUSlIlItE IaBrce and Grace Bradford, resl,ned a, Ile same time citing personal reasons. Board members were not the only pernnel to leave Sky King Youth Ranch so Sky King. for both counties. One of the major problems cited by Holmes was the diffic ul ty gett in g reco r ds on any of the children, Economy Index One boy broke his hand on a Sunday morning. Nly wife sat in the huspital with'tium aid. The hospital would not treat him .Whout a medical release form. WflINGTON lAP) - i'l never got medical social or an y other and September. Many The government' s Index of hitury. We wanted to know about medication economisLs say a three. leading economic in dleatorli increased by I per cent In November, the allergies, for instance. and could find out month decline In the Index second consecutive monthly rise, pointing to Improved growth In the nation's economy In months ahead. But the government also reported today that Index revisions for earlier months showed that it declined In July, August could foreshadow a nothing home of the kids we had there we didn't even have completed application forms recession. (in," Holmes said. However. the Indicator's index, which is designed to pre di ct future economic trends, improved sharply during the past two Another problem encountered by the Holmes, who cared for eight boys at the Chuluota facility, was money. "The first months. It increased by six-tenths of I per cent In October following a decline of six-tenths of I per cent In September. month we were there the board had a when you deseend to land M By ED PRICKE-17T herald Sf I Writer took my own money and bought food for the boys. After the board members resigned we recived only about two-thirds of the a Cowily With an eye toward "saving dollars,"count), goverruilent is evaluating its 52-car fleet. Basic questions being a5ked refer to what type of car to parchase Intermediate or compact - -and when to sell therill Wishng ermake -*4 ... Presently the fleet consists of cars of Varied t)lxs, and the decision to sell Li left to the individual department chiefs. I a new policy) ought to save us some dollars,"Cummission 0airman Dick Williams said today. commissioners Tuesday were presented a ineinoran- dump trucks in the public works depament Evaluation iOMAF). the county's watchdog agency. Williams said Seminole needs basic guidefines. "We ought to adopt a logical system,"the chairman noted, Hotary said no estunates have been worked up as to the exact aniount of estimated savings. At next Tuesday' s meeting, the l:-onunission is scheduled to act on the OMAE recommendation& Williams said. Imsically, two decisions will be made. The first is whether tu buy all coinDacts, all Interinediates, or a combination thereof, and the second is a determination of .what mileage and age a car should be allowed to reach before it is traded in. The O.NIAE study recommends fleet cars be traded after 60,000 miles and or live years. Also, the study recommends the county purchase all compacts, or interinediate-size autos. Budget Analyst Dave flotary said the county' s policy when adWed - won' t be- mandatory. Exceptions to the policy will be allowable when the situation warrants. After the fletl policy is firmed up, both Wiffiams and llotary ! ,;'Ill Officials will txgln looking at all count), equipment Ill- proprted funds. Mr. Corley said it was 'due ." to the financial situation' Deeply religious, the Holmes were shocked Someone we had never even met when " called us and told us that Mr. Corley was going around talking a bo ut how 'un-Christian' we were Mr. Corley deni ed it and we offered le who had been to confron t m with the confronted y m. Ile said he wanted to think it ' ' es explained that these remarks of were " he I straw" in a sees of COo:eS with him. would not respond to the comments from Holmes and the forTner board members. like the board mernhers who resigned, 'empliasizes that he was told often by ley, "Don't take your problem to 4~~by Grant. Always come to me,"11olmes lit was &Y,q ' (31d, be -r d. to bMo I . what to do for the boys Although board members did not want their names used, they were consistent in their r easo ns for leaving."There's a professional way to get things done said one so that children are protected. We couldn't get or keep control "What we attempted to do was what every red-blooded Ame ri can would want to do take care of kids,"said another. "Anybody should be wiffing to give time and efforts to build something like this up, to give it a solid it didn't seem to be getting that foundation. There were too many loose ends" In rebuttal to the statements of his former rd of rectors, Kirby Grant (Sky King) See 'SKY KING, Page ZA 'Good L uck' If When Kirby Grant wanted to expand Sky King Youth Itanches nationwide we said. "Good luck, but we'll Just votifinue with Seminole County," says Jim Lynd. cluding mulu-thou-sarid dollar earth- moving equipment and dum on cars from the Office of Management Analysis and (RANT foundation But pe nses. And along about the midWe or third %~eek of September we were short of money. 1 Seminole Seeki*ng To Cut Auto Ex enses the external pressure increases if the .internal pressure is still equivalent to the lesser pressure of altitude, the ex. ternal pressure against the ear drum may cause symptoms. There is a tube at the back of the mouth that transmits the pressure hi the mouth to the interni ear. If it is closed for wily reason - blocked with inflammation from a cold, or problems program." * from the Brevard state at- ,tack and Charles Gordon. tomey office and the fourt h is a P2&3 P2S3 P233 Opening lead - 7 pretty much a grave difference of on ho you would run a ' assistants are transferring Hook, Jay Novick. William personality Board members who resigned were President and Chairman of the Board Earl Smith Vice President John McCormick Secretary Ethel Smith and Treasurer Dan Names Four Ass'I'stants , were opinion recently. Former houseparents Tommy and an Hook says he'll open a Herring in current,) a Uresar d assistant investigator Dotty Hoimes, left because "Mr. Harrell criminal defense practice here Seminole to remain will be Dan state attorney,, as C e Corley there, the administrator, j ust plain Cheshire today named four chief Seminole assistant, in Sanford with offices in the Lawrence. Ile said another assistant state attorney Ili the lawyers who will become his William Staley and chief in First Federal of Seminole in v estigator for the Seminole Brcard office and James lied to us, continuously, from the time we went to work." assistant prosecutors in veigator Jack H, Fulenwider. building. offIce will be announced at a (,raham, 47, a Ilerrtng The Holmes have 1 4-years experience in Seminole to replace five atFour prosecutors on herring has already an. later date. assistant in Breard an orchild care, having worked with Osceola torneys now on State Atty. Herli staff also told nounced he' ll open a private Other appointments con- mer assistant public defender, Abbott Herring's staff here. by Cheshire they wouldn't be law practice with offices in the Firmed today by' Duguay, 41, for as new chief mcsdemeaor County, the Edgewood Boys Ranch and the Seminole Youth Ranch prior to working for Three of the new Seminole rehired. They are Claude Van Paulucci Building at Sanford. the new state attorney' s staff prosecutor and training chief the pain. When you finally adjust to the new level and It* pressure inside and outside the car is the same at altitude, all is well. The problem starts again Sp rings. In July 15 we split with him and there has been absolutely no connection between t1tis Seminole Youth Ranch and the Sky King Youth Ranches of America, Inc. at all., Kirby Grant allowed us to use the Sk y King n, arne for fund-raising purposes only. without pay to him. Ile was never on our board at al The Seminole Youth Ral is now supported by coll munity and church donatlons and hopes to be accepted aext year as an agency to receii, e moales from the United \_Fund~ he added." W~~ 'i-k ~ij A. ir I d( it so! Birth defects are f Unlemi you °' 0 SI S , ___ • 4 Ii "Just think By BOB U.OYD Steve Pickett Weems. 29, firea rm in conuliission of a F ramne auto. Ilerald Staff Writer whorn police identified as an felony, and reckless driving. Officers said Frame' s auto A 29-year-o ld Daytona Beach accountant from Daytona Patrolman Richard Bennett was rammed in the left side at two years ago we had neveii heard of Plains. Gegia!" •"-' was held under $50,250 Beach, was booked at county said. James Vernon Frame, 32, the intersection and a chase bond today at Sanford after a ja il on three co un ts of at- of 708' Oak Ave., Sanford, was ensued south on French ending midnight autrammning chase tempted murder, three counts wounded in the back and hand with Frames car being hit in on French Avenue that ended of aggravated assault with an whenix pistol shots were fired the right side several times at with anoth er driver be ing shot , auto, and charges of use of a into the car he was driving, 18th St. and French Ave. man by . Garry Trudeau iRCUt, ___ ' .'; i KV CAV 6CT il /T 7ZWAW Today 00 AJ r 1 • _______ . . ..,.. * 11 , Frame, assistant manager at Bennett sa id after the second the Sanford office of Blazer collision that Weems allegedly I 11171~ w' 1, Chase nds In.Shooting Wa 'a . .0 ___ r 0 i&mh of Dimes '" Daytona Beach Man Jailed V . . ' Four members of the board of Seminole-Brevard State reelection, promised in his Attorney elect Douglas cam pa ign to replace Herring's F envelopes ate enclosed rhe I,i I I Pau 64 llerald%%riter , N Pass 4 i T Finally. South decided that DOONESBU A Pass I Soutb I& even lesser altitudes, is enough Man's Most Common Pain, '- GAVE M North East I a Pass if stamped, self-addressed . - ANS West and treatment of 'Headache: to change rapiy inthe back of . . Moore. Two other board members, Billy While West did have a very unattractive choice of opening leads we would rather lead a s n bid suit 1s or diamonds) instead of t the one bid bv durnmi; 4 1095 icers u B MAItYI.IN TIPTON _______ __________________________________________________________________ Incidentally. we don't think much of West 's opening lead * A Q a 54 8 answer individual questions these problems for you. For i nf ormation of causes change some people chew gum. DECIDED WHETHER HE'S GOING - Lawyers V/ill Replace Herr ing Staffe rs ace of trumps, dropped' the se cond singleton king and made an overtrick South to make a decision at trick one. The action allows the pressure ' THIS IIOUSE ON I5,AlI TRACT AT CIIUIXOTA IS 13RESENT 110,NIE FOR EIGIIT 130YS AT SKY KING YOUTH RANCH the trump suit Ile wouli be sure of his contract if ht. t lose a trick to the kinjiI didn' of spades to be followed by a club ruff so South plaved -his *Q6 & A Q 16 4 2 W EST .. MOMENT, ERNIE an 0" , pip Lamb dw tissue, it is not effective in idly equalizing the internal pressure oI the pressur e. You migh t have yo ur doctor examine you to see it you have normal openinp to your ears. To insure aie pressiure ex- iEE—'111-- •. ? (Herald Photo !he Jacabys ' care of this newspaper The JaCobyS il byBobThoves r 4" East s singleton king South had no problem in the play 1096 eup 'There . 12 , 1 71: . NORTH (DI outside the ear, if you don't also stamped, self-addressed endecrease the pressure inside velope for mailing. Just send the mouth and to the Internal your request to trnb In ear, the unbalanced pressure care of this newspaper, P.O. will push the inner ear contents Box 1551, Radio City Station, outward. The stretching causes New York, NY 10019. i .. ( 08's USWM.t) and 8 send 9 ________ GE West was actually leading from the king in order to force to affect your ear. I • _ `1 . r I Your creative ability could IABRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You can look at both sides of im- put you In the profit column this portant issues today. This will coming year. Imaginative and be to your advantage. You innovative concepts should r won' t be governed by impulse. be ignored. WIN AT BR D cause trouble immediately. At blocked with wax. A check up high altitude. in flight, the before nying might eliminate keptat or below 7,000 feet. The 7 ,000 feet altitude though, f I Ai per square inch. This pressure of the mouth and in the tube. is also applied to your ear This should never be done if you drum. The same pressur e is have a cold or you might blow tran sm itted to the Inside of your Infected material into the ear mouth and through a tube to the and have an ear infection as a inside of your ear. As I Ong as compfication. And it doesn' t the pressure is equal inside and work if you are having trouble outside the ear you ha v e no because there Is too much symptoms or awareness of the pressure inside compared to pressure. outside the ear, as occurs while When you fiat take off the you are at altitude I woul d a lso like to mention commercial air lines now pressurize the cabin while at that some people have more ground level. This increases the trouble because they ha ve an extemal pressure and may ear partially or completely pressure may decrease but, it is ,•., Dr. -bil ' M____ In wt you sea level it is about 15 pounds help increase the air in the back VVR4T HE'S SHOWNG THEM 15 HOW HEGOT 4 today simply because they like rolling. YOuR BiRThDAY you You have only to tell them could do. ne pain is probably open. Yawring also helps. assoc ia ted with the changes in If you do not have a cold and air pressure. all else fal ls you can sometimes The an external-pressure blow gently while pinching the to all parts of your body and.at tip of the nose shut. This will by At Vermeer in • ___ .. right DEAR READER - For heavens sakes don't pack yo ur ear. That ls the or thing you K y lay subterfuge sour using melts the pettiness in others today. You inspire them to Conditions still favor you where follow your excellent example. dollars and cents are conVIRGO (Aug. 23 Sept. 22) cerned. You have to exert some hoser,tostarttheba Peoewill do thlngsr > - unbearable. Can you suggest anything I can do to relieve this? Would packing the ear help? I am 65 years old. MR 1 — I am flying to California for a vacation The last time I flew I had this terrific pa in in my ear which was almost — - IS2 - DEAR DR. IAMB P'LATES.' Sk ' Cl open. i rES ON TP.S NEW DIET BE W*C%R KICK '"" LESS III Lli FOQ n LFO Jul 22-Aug by Bob Montana (mAT MLSI '- .' ing forthright works to your advantage today. Rather than sibLte _ S. - , . AQUARIUS lJmThbI s. Air Pressure P ro uces Pa n ARCHIE MI I - 2 One 3 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents & PISCES iFcb. 20- March 20) IHOI.S Ai.A'f éT' M A RI M . 1976 emba rra !EEE!iH 25 7T 1H6 !J , ' DOWN _E3kR 69th Year, No. 111—Wednesday. December GEMINI ( May 2Wune) This should be a fun day for that the bot things in life are free, by Art Sonsom -' PACKAGE ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don't let selfish interests take Rewards, both spiritual and prec-iiedence over maintaining the good will of friends today because you're willing to aid Be democratic In your outlook, others out of the goodness of TAURUS (April .May) >ourheart Try not to take your little SAGITTARIUS # Nov. 23-Dec mistakes too seriously today. 21) You're In a mood to have voelts THE BORN LOSER TO scoRPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - 59 Reindeer • Evemng IAugh alm I?tt 60V:rked,'vt'i ]HlerAltl 1976 you think your ideas or methods just yourself. are better than your associBle3 58 1, 1 29, you, but you could incur cl'RIcoRs (Dec 22-Jan. unexpected expenses. Have 19; Your matifial prpeds are 13 2 --someextrachangehandyto today, very encouraging ss ment. avoid particularly where you're CANCER IJune 21-July 22) If working for the family and no t 48 Broke bread 53 55 51 Behold (lit) ' 44 Morillo — suostince £3 ArISC 12 wds) December RI! 42 point 4 t Large cup •' For W e dn es da y, sis IAH _ ____ 40 Compass S I 191( milkreay _____ ________ N 01M ,vorec 2:CtA, L loic 14 Mountains 19 Hymm*s finale (3bbr) 20 Draw out 25 Footed YS• 23 COP 45Conference 26 __Tit 36 Soup dish point 1945 39COB.CtJOen flower 28 Mae 47 Petticoat 27 Attack role 41 inorganic 50 Comet's train 29 Dee sleep 30 in no manner 3 1 Rectifier EF _ School (abbr ) il 4 Around The Clock Bridge Calendar +A Comics 2B Crossword Editorial Dear Abby 2-8 4-A s-11 Weattier Dr. Lamb t% 111111111 Iforoscope Z-B Hospital Il-A ' Obituaries Sports Television 2-B Women Financial Services, was listed jwnped from his auto and fired in "good"condition today at shots into Frame' s car with a Seminole Memorial Hospital. pistol. A crowd gathered and, Police gave the following as Weems and Frame struggled account of the shooting in- on the roadside, Frame cident-. grabbed the pistol and Wee'nis 2-B Frame was driving his auto allegedly fled in his dam iged &-A just before I a.m.-on French ii Ave. at First St. Elizabeth Sanford police reported that A 'Weems 29 of Po Orange, who Weems was later arrested by 9-7-A wrazi Morevid earlier this month pollcein Daytona..Beach. III 4.11 from Steven Weems, and their auto wa.s Impounded. &A. four-yea.r-old daughter, Officers said. an investigation l•B Theresa, were passengers in of the Incident is continuing. - -A 7 ..i Herald pto or Gob Lloyd) State troopers today were searching for clues to a h it-and-run auto that struck and killed b1cyclist Elijah Simmons Jr,, 39i near Altamonte Springs Tuesday DEATH PROBED night , A u's e, offi cers ch eck a a y scene on S11427j. Story. page -A. 2 at �2A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 29,19) NAnON IN BRIEF Carter Takes Stock, Sees No Quick Cure ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. (AP) — President-elect Carter says those who think "we have automatic answers or easy answers to tough questions would be misleading themselves," and several of his key advisers are beginning to offer statements that seem geared to lower Americans' expectations. In a television interview taped earlier for broadcast today, Carter expressed confidence that "the things that we have promised during the campaign can be delivered." But Carter press secretary Jody Powell told reporters Tuesday that it would be unrealistic to expect promised defense budget savings of $5 billion to $7 billion prior to the 1979 fiscal year that begins Oct. I, 1978. GI Benefits Deadline WASHINGTON (AP) - Friday is the last day you can enlist in the military and get full GI education benefits at government expense. After 1977 begins, new enlistees will have to contribute some of their own money in a new, voluntary GI education plan. Those who sign up for the new education program will have to contribute $50 to $75 monthly from their pay, up to a maximum of $2,-700, to receive GI educational aid. Inaugural Art Readied WASHINGTON (AP) - Jimmy Carter's inauguration will be immortalized by five top figures in American art - Andy Warhol, Jacob Lawrence, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert }tauschenberg and Jamie Wyeth. The Presidential Inauguration Committee announced Tuesday that it has commissioned the five to record their impressions of the inauguration, and will raise funds for the event by selling 100 sets of their signed prints for $2,500 each. Dale ys 2nd Post Studied CHICAGO (AP) - After picking the late Richard J. Daley's own alderman as temporary mayor in a process denounced by some blacks, Chicago politicians had a choice between two Irish ward leaders to wear Dale" other hat - the county's Democratic ch anship. Meanwhi, Alderman Roman C. cinski, a former congressman, became the first formal candidate Tuesday for the upcoming special election for mayor . of the nation's second largest city. Under state law, the election must be held within six months. Ford Re-evaluates Amnesty WASHINGTON (AP) - Prodded by a highly publicized request by Sen. Philip Hart's widow, President Ford has asked for information that could be used to re-evaluate an amnesty program for Vietnam draft evaders. But administration officials say Ford's effort is minimal. The Justice Department said Tuesday that at the request of the administration, figures were sent to the White House on Ford's own clemency program, which began in 1974. Callaway Takes Charge. MOUNT CRESTED BUTTE, Cob. (AP) — Former Army Secretary Howard "Bo" Callaway is moving to the Colorado Rockies to become president and chief executive officer of the Crested Butte Development Corp., which manages a resort Callaway and his brother-in-law bought in 1970. Last year, Callaway resigned as President Ford's campaign manager because of allegations that, while he was in the Pentagon, he misused his office to obtain a favorable U.S. Forest Service ruling allowing expansion of the cornpany's Crested Butte Ski Area. Getty Sons Paid Million Eoh Girl Only Clue In Hunt For .Hit-Run Death Car By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Florida Highway Patrol troopers today were seeking clues that may lead them to a hit-and-run driver who struck and killed a 32year-old bicyclist Monday night on SR-427 north of Altamonte Springs. Troopers said Elijah Simmons Jr., 32, of Oak St., was pronounced dead at Florida Hospital North following the 9:30 p.m. accident. Simmons' wrecked bicycle was found alongside the southbound lane of the highway and his body 83-feet to the south in the northbound lane, officers said. Troopers are checking reports that Simmons was riding the .icycle on the highway when he collided with a 14-year-old girl s ho was crossing the road and fell off the bicycle. While the girl reportedly ran to a nearby house for help, an,auto struck the downed man. . Investigators said they had no description of the hit-and-ru n chicle that left the accident scene on SR427 approximately feet south of the Magnolia Ave. intersection, Florida Highway Patrol troopers J.A. Brown and Ernie Jacobs are investigating the accident. Robbery Suspect Held Seminole Sheriffs detective Ralph Salerno has jailed a suspect in connection with the Sunday night robbery of a south Seminole man at his apartment. David Wayne Peterson, 21, no address given, was being held in county jail today in lieu of $10, bond on an armed robbery charge. Robert C. Gidday told sheriffs deputies he was robbed at knifepoint of a stereo turntable Sunday night when three men entered his apartment at 2500 Howell Branch Road. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Audit Finds SHA 'Healthy' fly JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Sanford Housing Authority Executive Director Thomas Wilson III has announced the local authority has been given "a clean bill of health" by the Jacksonville area office of HUD (U.S. Department of housing and Urban Development) on audit findings of the accounting firm of Greene and Dycus as of June 30, 1976, Wilson says his office has Instituted improvements in auditing procedures in six areas. lie said documents supporting expenditures are now being attached to checks presented for signature. Additional training is being given accountants at hUE) seminars as well as academic and vocational training at full or partial expense of the housing Authority on approval of the board. The authorilN office is no longer cashing checks for other than payment of rent or maintenance charges. Wilson said. Receipts are being deposited daily and monthly payment schedules have been set up for those "ho had not paid the $50 security deposit required of tenants. Finally, Wilson said, the accountant has been give detailed explanations with each journal voucher. Action Reports * Courts * Police Fire __________________________________ Pellet Gun hurts One Sheriffs deputies reported an Altamonte Springs man was slightly injured at the Waffle Stop on SR-436 Tuesday night when someone fired a pellet gun into a plate glass window. James W. Robinson, 52, told deputies he was struck on the forehead by a glass fragment when the shot came through the window. Deputy Jim Hubbard reported that Robinson ran from the restaurant and pursued an auto leaving the shooting scene in his auto. Deputies said the suspect vehicle was maroon-colored and reportedly was occupied by two men. No arrests have been made in the case. Fruit Office Robbed Sheriff's investigators today reported burglars broke into the Horvath Fruit Company office, SR426 in southeast Seminole early Tuesday and peeled open a safe. Listed among the $250 in items missing from the safe were two antique pocket watches, silver Hungarian coins and a gold cross. John Brookins, of 105 Oak Ave., Altamonte Springs, reported to deputies that a $550 stereo console was taken from his residence. Deputy F.M. Stewart said the burglars apparently gained entrance by prying open a door. For The Governor's Mansion ' IA!i est Hints when she brought newborn Jus.abuse. tin home from the hospital "They said we were shaking three months ago, she had a the child so hard that we broke feeling the baby was not his bones and that brought . healthy. the seizures," Mrs. Schoenfield "The doctors kept saying he said. was normal, but I could tell X rays showed none of the something was wrong," she skull fractures that usually acsaid. company such cases, but the Soon the baby needed surgery Milwaukee County Welfare Dcfor a double hernia. Then he partment filed a court petition began having seizures, to remove the baby from the Doctors first thought it was couple's custody because of alepilepsy, but they later found 10 leged abuse. fractures which they said could The Schoenfields, both 28 and only have been caused by college graduates, Insisted on ,_ i.. r roiny LflIT • their innocence, but a doctor suggested they get psychiatric help. They said they had to threaten court action to see Justin's medical records. A nurse said the parent., showed only an "adequate" amount of concern for their baby. And a social worker told them they would probably be divorced soon. They were finally cleared when a specialist determined that Justin was suffering from Menkes Kinky Hair, a rare metabolic birth defect which - makes the bones extremely weak and brittle. Justin Is expected to live another two months to two years. "No one would listen to us or believe us and everyone was accusatory," Mrs. Schoenfield said. "We're upset about the way it was handled and we think our rights were violated." "We have a switch from child abuse to parent abuse," said Angelo Greco, the couples' attorney, after the custody petition was dismissed in Children's Court. FLORIDA NEW YORK (AP) - The captain of the Argo Merchant says his ship received inaccurate bearings before it went aground because her radio direction finder was either faulty or being improperly used. If I knew, the ship would not have been stranded," Capt. Georgios Papadopoulos 43, testified Tuesday. He was questioned in federal court here by an attorney for the Continental insurance Co. who was trying to challenge the seaworthiness of the tanker. Is officially on. Never mind that the next governor won't be inaugurated MIAMI BEACH (AP) Workers at the Fontainebleau, the largest of Miami Beach's plush hotels, obeyed a court order and returned to work today. But pickets remained in front of six other large hotels. Meanwhile, federal mediators called negotiators for the union and the Southern hotel and Motel Association into a second day of meetings in an effort to end the five-day-old strike. A spokesman for the striking maids, waiters, bellhops and laundry workers said that Tuesday's negotiation session — the first since the strike began Saturday resulted in no new contract offers from management. But he said he was hopeful that an offer would he made later today. - for two years The first candidate Into the starting gate was It. Gay. Jim Williams, who now rates as a dark horse. Williams has named a campaign treasurer and is coilecbog contributions, acts that him an official candidate Iunder state election law. lie now will be required to report his campaign contribulions and expenditures quarterly until qualifying for office in the summer of 1978. Williams said he hopes to report alxiut $,000 in campaign contributions next month. If so, that will place him sevcral be hi nd two other - Lauderdale Awaits Mob' ' FORT LAUDERDALE offi- (AP) cially gotten on the campaign course yet. Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin and blouse Speaker Donald Tucker, - Shopkeepers along the beach say they're optimistic this resort area can avoid what has become an almost annual New Year's Fve disturbance by teen-agers. "It's not the college students that cause the trouble. It's the local bums," said store owner, Fred Bastone. "As it stands now, we will do what we do every year pray. It wasn't very bad last year. Every ycar it gets better and better." Police Chief Leo Callahan said l,s officers will use the same low profile Friday night that helped keep personal injuries and property damage minimal during the 1975 disturbance. About 3,000 young revelers were blanketed last year with police tear gas and dispersed with the aid of the police department's tanklike rescue vehicle. "We don't want to sue body," Mrs. Schoenfield said. "but we do want to do sori thing to make sure this does r.t happen again." The couple said they have ac cepted the specialist's thag , nosis, and realize the disease terminal. "We're very upset that our child is going to die, but weru happy to have him home again," Mrs. Schoenfield said. "lie's a joy to have. We love him, and our relationship is stronger than ever." 1-ord h ays; Everything Is Casual II VAIL, Cob. (AP , — Presl- exchanging seasons greetings very relaxed," a Ford aide says missed one day in favor of dent Ford, in the second week of with those who pass by. of his boss. "He's in good spirits watching two professional footWEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) The U.S. Military Academy's what probably will be his final Even on social occamons, and getting i lot of rest." bull games on television. commandant says he was told that Army Secretary Martin U. skiing vacation as the nation's Ford Is casually dressed. wear-. Ford sleeps later here in the For skiing partners, he leans Hoffmann vowed months ago he had to be ousted because of the Chief executive, swims in the tng at times the wolfskin parka mountains, rising at about 8:30 toward Vail friends wealthy worst cheating scandal in the 174-year-old institution's history. morning, skis during the day he received on an Alaskan trip am. He goes for daily swims In businessmen and professional But a Hoffmann spokesman denies the charge. and parties at night. He lives In and a cowboy hat. He showed a heated pool, just as he does in athletes. He skied one day with The outgoing commandant, Brig. Gen. Walter F. Ulmer Jr., a the casual manner of Vail. up for a midnight Christmas Washington. Don Shula, coach of the profes. 1952 West Point graduate, said in an interview with The service at the white stucco in.. In his first nine days here, sional football Miami Dolphins Associated Press that "someone told me" Hoffmann said last terfaith cha pel In a blue turtl e- Ford skipped skiing o nly three. Ano th er day it was Susan summer that "Ulmer has to go." neck jersey and red sports lie took two days off to recover Chaffee, once an Olympic cornHo f fmann was unavai la ble for comment Tuesday, but his jacket. f ro m a bruised hi p, suffered in a petitor and now a reg ular on th e spok esman said in Washington that "Ma rt y doesn't do thin gs like "I thin k he's pleased. He's tumble on th e slopes, and professional freest yle ski tour . that." He reiterat ed Hoffmann's earlier statement that th e commandant's transfer at least half a year early was a routine management decision unrelated to the scandal. Asked whether his sudden reassignment to the Zd Armored _ Sky Division at Ft. Hood, Tex., was a "bum rap," Ulmer replied, '1 truly think it Is." Adding that he had offered before his transfer to forego any (Continued From Page IA) "We have opened our 2nd child care facility promotion and stay "as long as I can contribute something," said, "There wasn't really any upheaval. on our 15-acre ranch in Chuluot.a, Florida. We Ulmer said his departure would traumatize the corps of some . There were personality probl ems and I was 4,0)0 ca dets. are building additional ranch houses on this the one In control so I stayed and they left. site so that we can help fill the needs of our Although his staff characterized him as a "sacrificial lamb," endless waiting list, At the present time we "Three Individuals didn't see Ulmer declined to go that far. -owith my policies so we came to a parting of He did say, however, "My move was an extraordinary one, and are caring for more than 4,5 boys and girls." the ways, They are no. longer on the Several former board mem be rs Indi cated there's no denying that. lam changing station ra ther abruptly to • "I founded the Organization and I plan to they had asked for lists of those youngsters go to a job which has been open for five months.... ________ keep it up," said Grant. "Our primary pur. but had never received any information. "We "The real question Is why do you move the commandant at this •,ç pose is to help young people. We are actively wondered if they were being counselled, if particular time, and the answer is Ldon't know. If I thought this Involved in taking care of 16, (our out in foster they were In foster homes exactly where they was gobg to make things better for the institution, I'd volunteer homes." PRESIDENT were," says one former officer. FORD to leave." One problem, which has already come to Corley stated emphatically that,"That letter Ulmer added that, whatever the qualifications of his successor, In between, aides Sa), t he the attention of the Department of Social and was never mailed. How that copy got mailed I Brig. Gen. John Bard, "they don't really need a new commandant President studies his paper- Economic Services In Tallahassee, is alleged don't know. But, If that one got mailed, maybe unless I can't perform the job here." work, discusses the transition placement of children Into facilities other a few others did, too," In protest of the Army's handling of Ulmer. the special asto the administration of Presi- than the Ranch at Chuluot.a and the home on Corley said there had been some questions sistant to the commandant for honor matters, Cob. Hal B. Rhyne, dent-elect Carter and ponders Glastonbury Avenue in English Estates as to whether the Ranch had the right to said he was retiring despite the prospect of a choice command in say his future. Ford leaves the section of Fern Park, where eight girls are there were 45 children In their care. "At the spring. th at • White House on Jan. 20. kept In the care of Mr. and Mrs. Corley. time we were not aware of the fact that we "It was just was this final straw when the Army uses the "Homes must be licensed before foster Whether he's working or ex. were not legally able to place children in commandant as a sacrificial lamb In this whole thing," the 1954 ercising, Ford adopts the re- children can be placed in them," said SES foster homes. About the time that letter was West Point graduate declared. "It Just was more than I, could lazed manner of this mock-Ba. Administrator Evelyn Demby. A license Is printed we were informed of that (act by the take.". • varian village where the Fords also required for the institution which wishes state Offices of Social and Economls. Srv!ces Ulnier'sreas.s&junent was disclosed a few days b,fnrp have vlsitctj (Ur nine 4c(oLerd1ildren, she said. Attempts by and we stopped placing children," special commission headed by former astronaut Frank Borman ms. The Herald to talk with a Maitland woman reported on Dec. 15 institutional deficiencies at West Point and Reminded that Grant had said Tuesday that lie sits wearing whom children are said to be staying slippers be. with called for reinstatement "as soon as possible" of the 151 cadets four children were presently in foster homes, fore the fireplace In his rented were unsuccessful. implicat ed in the scandal. Corley first said he could r ecall only two, ski chalet to meet with aides. then A letter received at The Evening Herald And a separate report by the Army's general counsel office said agreed that there were (our "But they were He wears a ski sweater and offices and im printed with Ulmer had acted im properly with respect to Army defense Sky King Youth not plac ed by us," he said. They were placed strolls hatless through the. Ranches of America Inc., and "Good news lawyers. by the parents at our sugge ion, st snow-covered village streets, bulletin to our business frien and we ds" uysj part: support them." - - • . ' • King' Shak eup , . , • . • • . Farmers Fearful Of Record '77 -Crops . They'll Eat Peanuts WASHINGTON (AP) A producing. • two years also have been farmers was what happened major question facing farmers And Like Them to Congre, altho ugh generally coupled with a surplus of beef market prices In in 1977 in addition to the usual the wake of KADOKA, S.D. (AP) Real- oth for er foods rtLsansupportofexjmg cattle. But farmers and ranch- two giant grain harvest, back- dents of the Kadeka retirement month,c,j 1977. the first three weather problems Is what will program, authorized by the era have thinned out their to-back in 1975 and 1976. happen to commodity prices if 1973 law coveri ng wheat, corn, breeding herds dramatically in ho me got a surprise In their huge harvests of wheat home administ rator Sons Sharp deciin.s In wheat and and other feed grains and cotton, the past couple of years, latest shipment of foodstuffs. Prang says she doesn't know corn mate rialize again. and corn prices, along with the de from the federal may go along with some InAgriculture Department ex- pressed cattle market government, w ha t to do with the goobers. The question Is further corn- crease In price support rates, perts now say cattle prices and Three pounds of roasted peasagging hog prices "So many of our people don't But a1des say probably no toward the nuts for each resident. were plated wthe new Car and cunsumer beef prices nd of have any teeth," she said. "And or admini ttj( may shipped with the normal sup- k radical changes will be will gradually Increase in 1977. farm price index sharply since pli doctors say Peatluts are hard to made. remedy pl unging market p es of milk, margarine an digest." is.t summer. I- ---VU U I cnerai terms, for the major grain crops and The present programs for In November, following four how Congr ess will respond in those crops expire with the 1977 1976 was a moderately good consecutive months of decline, Year for net farm Income. At an drafting new general farm leg- harvests, Many farmers the price Index was 6 per cent have estimated $34 billion for the below islation. complained bitterly about Ford what it was in the same year, this was up slightly from President-elect Carter told AdIniftiStration reluctance to In- $22.7 billion in 1975 but fell well. month of 1975, including a 10 per farmers In his campaign last crease price supports subetan. below the marks of 117.8 billion cent tumble in the prices of corn fall that he wanted unproved tially to help offset declining In 1974 and the record and oUter livestock feed grain of $,9 and a 31 per cent drop in government price supports to grain prices billion in 1973.. combined wheat and rice help them cover the cods of Huge grain harvests thepast Perhips most alarming to prices. '- - - - - I - e She enclosed an eight-page report on the impact of the equal rights amendment added to the Pennsylvania con. stltutlon In 1971. about reports (,f a story saying there were unisex toilets, pus- ons and marriages In that state as a result of its Equal Rights Amendment. Florida journalists, however, could find no record of such a story appearing in Sunshine State newspapers. Ms. Hansen said false reports that Pennsylvania has - __ k I *AI1 - Pennsylvania, you will then have the facts to counter them." more on its group health insurance policy, says Lt. Gov. Jim Williams. lie announced on Tuesday that the state is renewing its group health policy, despite the increases, but said the search is on for cheaper health insurance options. Williams said the state's policy was renewed for one year, effective Feb. 1, after the increase was analyzed and found "to be justified because of rising medical costs, inflation and increased utilization of the benefits of the program by state employes." up an official campaign finance apparatus. It's easier for unofficial canlidates to mix business with politicking on trips financed by the taxpayers. And the candidate who sets up an official campaign f inan ce organization early rtu'.i the risk of politically fatal embarassmenl if his reports show In- significant contributions. Williams figures that's a risk he has to take. Shevin and Tucker have a whopping uinanal lead over him, and he had lw ratings In a recent Democratic Party poll. "It's a case of trying to delermine if you can raise money Foreign Trade Zone Okayed FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) A 30acre tract near Fort Lauderdale has been designated as the first foreign trade zone in Florida a move to give businesses a break on duties and excise taxes. The Commerce Department announced Tuesday that it has approved the tract as the nation's 21st foreign trade zone. in such zones, goods can be imported without payment of import duties and tariffs as long as they remain within the zone. And domestic goods moved into the zone for export are considered as being exported for purposes of excise tax rebates. - in order to be a viable candidate in 1978," he said. 'I've had a lot - 7:30 Nightly 6 MARA NATHA PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 101 FRENCH AVE Come Expecling A Miracle Fr.. Transportation Call 323.5077 or 323.2679 .4 1iJ; WHEN YOU Hi L1 ' WI uum'i lIi ALKA SELTZER - LIQUID DEURGENT OF . 32 01. T 141rnw, TO ur ouaAmnhs VIVA VA VY Fl BORDEN ICE MILK TOWELS - 1/2 GALLON CC '0' CC 779 I - '! JAN. 2nd thruth SAVINGS GOOD THRU SATURDAY, JANUARY lit BOTM ( God's Word Preached viously have some anti-ERA be Few candidates officially en ter political campaigns this far in advance because to do so limits their options. Politicians have more room to maneuver if they Walt until later in the election cycle to set And The Plain Truth Of groups down there," Ms. Hansen said, "I am sending materials to let you know what has happened in Pennsylvania onder our ERA. If you do encounter any misstatements about DD drug _______ stores HEAR: GLENN CRAIG EXTRA SPECIAL REVIVAL "Since Florida is still consldering ERA and since you oh- obliterated sexual distinctions and Keystone State officials are in toilets, prisons and marriage none too happy about it. have cropped up in several Judy P. Hansen, information states, apparently spread by director of the Pennsylvania ERA opponents. drawing interest in bank ac. counts, but easily can con%erted to campaign accounts %khen the time is right. 1'm going to try to raise enough money so won't feel like a second class candidate tompareil to those who already have a substantial war chest, Williams said. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Blue CrossBlue Shield rate increases averaging about 25 percent will cost the state about $1.19 million o Commission for Women, wrote to Florida journalists recently er gubernatorial candidates .o the race sooner than they would like to begin their own fund-raising efforts, So, like it or not, the 1978 gubernatorial race is on. Someone In Florida may be bad-mouthing Pennsylvania, intributions From past campaigns. Shevin is the frontrunner with about $109,000, and Tucker is a respectable second at a reported $75,000. Those funds are State Health Policies Upped I of expressions of support, and I'm finding out if those expressions are backed up with tangible support." If Williams is a successful fund-raiser, he could force 0th- I)-Tallaha e, have accumulated large sums in appreciation dinner receints and ctirnln.c ' ,,. cu less than overjoyed to learn that the 1978 gubernatorial race - Firin g Plo t - - Return To Fontainebleau - • Tanker Captain Firm TALLAHASSEE (AP) Those who think election campaigns last too long will be Strikers Bow To Court, $r LIMIT 1 38 IJMIT I .00 ( Cr 7i LIMIT 2 LIMIT) - ANDREA I • EYEQ'S I . II50 A. 100 eye 0 makeup remover pads 0 2.00 V3IUO - BRACH'S REAL CHOCOLATE \j CANDIES ' . '._. . PLANTERS PRINCE MATCHABEW COCKTAIL WIND SONG ruuu i 13. 1.8m nriiiiirt' ' SPRAYMIST 2" It stays on 2 BOXES Ns mind? BABE FOR SPRAY COLOGNE 375 loz. non. aer.oi So - fresh, so nttural! -- • • . _____ • /// DUBARRY I 'i" , ' A.• // CLEANSING CREAM 00 j S)f 802. special 4.00 value? COTY TWIN-PAN (II BLUSHER 325 One compact, 2biushere. Choice of shades, 2 Killed, 1 Hurt In Crash CHIEFLAND (AP) The crash of a light plane (luring an attempted emergency landing during a rztinstorrn has claimed the lives of a Pompano Beach couple and critically injured a 16-year-old girl. Levy County sheriff's deputies said pilot Bud Triano, :18, and his wife Joyce, 37, were killed Tuesday when they were ejected from the single-engine Cessna plane. - Florida Pair • • LOS ANGELES (AP) - For serving as executors of the estate of J. Paul Getty, his sons, Gordon Peter Getty and Jean Ronald Getty, have each.receivedpayinentsof nearly a million dollars. And that's only about half of their executor. commission totals. Getty, who died June 6 at the age of 83, left an estate whose estimated inventory is $720 million, according to legal documents. Based on that inventory, the commissions for executors is estimated at about $71 million in all. Florida: They're Off And Running IN BRIEF Parents Wrongly Accused Of Abuse MILWAUKEE (AP) — When their infant son fractured 10 bones, Michael and Barbara Schoenfield were accused of child abuse. They nearly lost custody before doctors traced the injuries to a rare birth defect which will probably kill the child before he is 2. "There was a total lack of due process," Schoenfield said in an interview about the legal en tanglements in which the couple found themselves. -- A total lack of sensitivity." Mrs. Schoenfield said that Wednesday, Dec. 29,1976.-3A seized, 1 Shot LOUISVILLE, Ky. (API — Authorities have arrested two O escapees from a Florida juvenile center who police say, held up a service station and led officers on a high-speed car chase before being captured. One of the juveniles was shot by police after the boys crashed into a police roadblock on an Ohio River bridge, officers said Tuesday. The names of the Qjuveniles were not released. Florida authorities 3aid that the two escaped Sunday from the Marion County Juvenile Center at Ocala. Covington Police Capt. Harry Seiter said one youth was shot by Ft. Wright, Ky., policeoffi. cer. Don Yokurn when the pair crashed Into a 15.car roadblock *Monday on the Brent Spence Bridge on Interstate 75. According to Seller and Kentucky state police at Dry Ridge, . the two holdup a Corinth, Ky.,, service station Monday for $200 and a cmv of cigarcttc.s ' -' #• S-. WI LLIAMS official candidate Tire BIG CUTEX POLISH P (MOVER 4oz. & Wheel Service 17-92 2600 Orlando Dr j - AL Ir 1919 SCOPE 1101. Limit 1 DAYTIME 24s JOHNSON & JOHNSON DISPOSABLE DIAPER LIMIT 1 Sanford, Fla. Ph. 3210920 860.13 ..., $33.58 E60-14 ........136.66 G6O-14 160-14 ......... 1.37.71 ......,, E60..iS ..,.. F6045 .... 040-15 160-15 • . - ...., $42.19 137.47 $37.81 138.)) $43.20 Plus Fed. Tax From $2.12 To 13,74 Ith' I 11:14 .'.y. 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But the basic element remai ns : escape for the reader and even education for the younger version. And now you comic-page devotees and partisans in Seminole County will be having a new character, a new anti-hero to add to your stable of daily favorites The Born Loser, Eek & Meek, Frank and Ernest, Tumbleweeds yes even Doonesbw-y. He'll be more than a new character, a new antihero. He is alternately known as the "web-slinger" or, more significantly, as "your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man." All starting Monday on The Herald's comic pages. Stan Lee, of Mar el Comics fame and "SpiderMan" creator reminisces: "When Spider-Man came along (In 1962), he was the First hero to wear his neuroses on his sleeve. He's far more troubled than the characters he has to battle, with his poor Aunt May, whose heart condition means the slightest excitement could spell death. "He's always having to mend his torn SpiderMan costume, and worrying over his love-life. — 0 AINI,% — lt:N(n AV F: S\NF lU). Fl \ ~-.,l \r&. (il. '3.:*22..il I 'r Around Wednesday. December 29, 1976-4A W:%YNE I) [XPil.E l'ubli.shtr NORM A N U. 0SIII(IN. Editor .IOSEI9I I) V\N B1trK!1-: drt'rti:i: !r 9 __ Hmi lk'livcr Week. cents: Mh'. 01101. $2 10: Months. $14_10. \ ttr. $28 JO. lh Mail In F1rid.s anit' its honi, th'hver All 'ther nitiI M o nth , Mnh. S 20: 1 Mnths, $12 40 '. • \4 __ • The Clock May Be Justified 11Y NORM (kSIIRIN With the plight of the unemployed and some discouraging economic statistics dominating the agenda of a new administration and Congress. it seems a poor time to propose salary increases for top officials of the federal government. But the federal Commission on Executive, Legislative and Judicial Salaries has done what it is supposed to do reviewed the federal salary picture and recommended changes. The commission headed by former Commerce Secretary Peter G. Peterson, a New York investment banker, is making a persuasive case for substantial pay increases at the higher levels of federal service. We would recommend that other matters affecting the total earnings and expense allowances of federal officials. The main argument for raising the pay of the vice president, Cabinet members, Supreme Court justices, federal judges and members of Congress is that they have had only one 5 per cent pay increase since 1969. In that same period the civil service schedules that cover most federal employes have risen by 66 per cent and the cost of living has risen 61 per cent. There is not just a question of equity, but the practical problem of a shrinking difference between the pay of employes and their bosses. President-elect Carter has acknowledged that some of the people he wanted to be in his Cabinet have turned him down. We don't know if they were thinking about the pay, currently $63,000 a year, but they might have. As impressive as that figure may seem it is not that impressive compared to income levels in top positions of corporate management, law firms, educational institutions and other traditional sources of the expertise needed at high levels of a $435 billion a year federal goverpment. Ttrat reforms in the conditions of federal service should accompany the pay increases is imperative, especially for members of Congress whose salaries would go from $44,600 to $57,500 under the commission proposal. A figure like that should eliminate any justification for lecture fees and other outside earnings that some senators and congressmen collect to pad their income. Congress put an annual ceiling on those earnings last year. It should. be willing to rule them out altogether as a condition for higher pay. Although it may be hard to convince many taxpayers that salaries in the $60,000480,000 range for top government jobs are justified, the marketplace for talent is what it is. We need the highest level of stewardship in our government and must reward it on a scale commensurate with competition and the cost of the life-style of officialdom. The proposed new salaries can be made acceptable if they are coupled with new assurances that the people who draw them are bound to the strictest codes of ethics in their role as public servants. Showdown Looms The. United States and India are heading toward a showdown over disposal of spent fuel from nuclear power plants. This could be a test of whether a dangerous proliferation in nuclear weapons technology can be curbed. We are on solid ground in refusing to supply more enriched uranium for an Indian power reactor unless the Indians return all of the spent fuel from uranium we have supplied previously. In reprocessing its own fuel elements to obtain plutonium for an explosive device tested in 1974, India went back on a commitment not to use imported nuclear materials for weapons purposes. India is complaining that failure of the United States to deliver enriched uranium could mean a heavy financial loss on a nuclear power plant waiting to use it. That's a consequence the Indians should have considered when they first decided on a secret program to develop atomic explosives. BERRY'S WORLD . ." now." DON OAKLEY 4 "M .:~_~-~ - __~~ , -:::~ IkIff /f Twelve count 'em, 1 -. surv1v1fl Republican governors met in winter conference in Washington the other day to discuss ways and means of saving the party w hich Is old but no longer so grand. Amid warnings that the GOP Is close to political extinction, or at best Is in danger o becoming a permanent minority party, th e governors were agreed that something has to be (lone to broaden its appeal to the electorate. But about the only specific Idea to be heard was that of former treasury secretary John Connally. As an example of a major new proposal, he suggest ed that the party push for a six-year limitation on presidential terms, an eight. )'ear,one-term limit for senato rs and a four-year, two-term limit for congressmen. While hardly as gripping as the Issue oil slavery, out of w hi ch the Republican party was born 120 'ears ago, and not really a new idea, it is at least an idea and one wort h exploring. Single-term limits for presidents ,ind senators would eliminate a couple of major disadvantages of our political system the need for politicans to worry constantly about reelection (there might not have been a Watergate if Ilicharl Nixon had been Ineligible for a second term, and the accumulation of power by virtue of long standing Incumbency. Astor representatives, they would not have to turn around quite so soon after election to plan for r e-ele ct ion and could devote their f ul l second term to the nation's business. I C1 . — v, . 4 .- C - . - 'I 'I" - .. ,,... - . - I ... . " - .-- '. - '• .. -. .- -' ,'. . . ,• --- - ,: . 1,.••• '• .. .. ' -. •:. 1I' '.. . ., / : ,. -- -. - • ." '-s' .. ' . - .• . ' . 4. . . ._ .,,.• • : ,,/ .. .. 11 . • - - -- . • Economy On U ps • need not only a virtuoso in charge of our foreign policy; we need a conductor who can orchestrate NEW YORK (AP) the symphonic effort. The logical place to locate It happened in a mere such an instrument for integrating our global month's time, a view of the economy so vastly policy would be the vice-presidency," changed that at first one might have thought it Since Vice Presidents have no power of was two different people talking or, if not that, themselves, the strength would thereby be two different subjects being discussed. concentrated in the hands of the White House It was the same person, however, and the adviser who It now turns out will be same subject. A month ago the President-elect Brzezinski. S thought the economy, his biggest challenge, was The new nationa l security adviser has his own "bad and growing worse." This week he was ideas about foreign policy, ideas which he is not "fairly encouraged." at all shy about expressing, emotionally and at Did economic events change that much? length. In the past, It has been difficult to slow • Some determinants did indeed change. The oil this articulate, passionate crusader down when price increase wasn't as punishing as had t obsessed with a policy proposal, even when he expected. Some of the leading indicators have was a Junior in the Department of State with looked — • — ". .. — JACK ANDERSON S . vvi ng • • • S • • S • • SS sources, S questioning Rohlnson'a conduct. The memo, summing up the. case against On Feb. 16, 1975, we reported that evidence Robinson, Alleges that he took the following stePS had been laid before federal grand juries of oil to discourage a criminal Investigation, price fraud. Oil companies were taking adIn a dosed-door meeting with Justice and vantage of the oil sQueeze, we wrote, to lack up Customs officials, he insisted there was "no fuel oil prices. We noted that the FEA was trying violation of FEA "to confine the federal Investigation to civil Violation of law." regulations and very likely no . lie declared, therefore, that he action." was "strongly opposed to the continuation of the ThefoUowingMi*y3o,wetoldofan5ttpt ,, grand jury investigation." squelch a criminal In tigaion of Yen-Fuel. to ctt- 3, 1974, memo to FEA chief 'IL , ,, o, aict1 ,I, Sawhjll, Robinson complained that the ' — . 11 municipal water plants. The deadline for in- stallation is Jan. 1. Montreal has not yet ordered the necessary fluoridation equipment. Currently there are 134 water filtration plants, of which 45 have fluoridation equipment. Budworm Fighter Study S infects more than 56 million acres of Eastern Canadian forests. Some researchers say there may be a link between the chemical spray and the appearance of a rare disease called Reve 's Syndrome among children in the Maritimes. a e 01 • • III . MONTREAL, Que. AP — Imasco Ltd. said Tuesday it will buy 1,200,000 shares from a fast-food chain in the United States. The shares are to be issued by Hardet"s Food Systems Inc. of Rocky Mount, NC., at $12.50 a share. hlardee's president Jack Laughhtery said the $15 million raised from the sale of shares will be used to reduce longterm debts and allow the chain to expand the number of company-owned restaurants. lmasco is a tobacco product manufacturing firm which has divrsified into food products, retailing and other srvices. BEIRUT, Lebanon iATh Palestinians and Christians stepped up their artillery duels overnight in the hills of southern Lebanon, the last active battlefront of the Lebanese civil war, both sides reported today. The Palestinian news agency Wafa accused the Christiansof starting the new fighting, and it said they were aided by Israeli artillery firing from across the nearby border. The 1I 5 S Canadian Firm Buying Combatants Trade Fire ' S - (YI1'AWA (All) An organism that kills insects of the butterfly and moth family needs more study before it can be used to fight the spruce budworm, according to a National Research Council study released Tuesday. North American scientists have been experimenting with bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) for several years. They hope it will have fewer adverse side effects than the chemical sprays now used to fight spruce budworm which .I artillery and mortar exchanges spread to four locations, the news agency said. No casualty report was available. II .. ''? . Jist1ee Dt'paruant Üsvtigati,n was "moving Carter administration, our sources have conmuch too last, especially considering the fided. complexity of the legal issues and the sketJimmy Carter's staff Li keeping Important chiness of the facts." He wanted Justice to "hold informatioii from the president-elect. The stall up the grand jury investigation" until FEA had received scores of telegrams, for example, comple ted its own Investigations. VATICAN CITY (AP) tronics technician from Duis- he returned to Sardinia to mar- have jurisdiction for a mar- married. Besides, you don't the bishop. — When Pierina Recupero and burg, West Germany, was vis- ry Pierina. They made a brief tinge involving a foreigner. lie — - U.- .-. DISCOVER BICENTENNIAL. . AM ERICA L'. — . — • — Fiu ATLANTA (AP) ots U rgea For Elder ly such 5 Sh n i _ • * 4C ard M - M .D. - - S • --, FLORIOI4 - Rel g ous Ch efs ARRIVE AIIVE i i as of the 3rd of January 1977 GOVERNOR'S S ION i S i Denounce Moon NEW YORK (AP) Leaders of Protestant, Roman Catholic and Jewish organizations have denounced the Rev. Sun Myung - Moon and his Unification Church as "anti-democratic, anti-Jewish and in direct conflict with basic Christian teachings." At a news conference here 'luesday, leaders of the religious groups accused the Rev, Mr. Moon of fostering hatred and bigotry against Christians and Jews and encouraging the breakup of families. Appearing at the news conference were the Rev. James J. LeBar of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York: the Rev. Dr. Jorge Lara-Braud of the National Council of Charches, which includes Protestant and Orthodox denominations; Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum; and Rabbi A. James Rudin of the American Jewish Cornmittee. Shawn Byrn, a Moon movenient staff member who Identifled himself as an inactive Cold , n, sur?erY. femae By Catholic priest from Ireland, God. lie said anti-Jewish and anti-Christian teachings of the Rev. Mr. Moon's church were exaggerated. S referer.ces that give S Everywheremamsale . -. . . Rabbi Budin, the cornmittec's assistant tnterreligiou.s affairs director, said that a study of the Unification Church's 536-page ''Divine Principle" turned up 125 sale is going on now, Save storewide.1 a "demonic picture of Jews." He said the movement "is an ominous political Ideology clothed In religious garb that Is exporting to this country hatred, bigoty and divisiveness," ~1.00' Special _/' [___r 2 for $100 The religious leaders urged Congress to press its investigation of the Rev. Mr. Moon's al- ZIA . leged involvement with the South Korean central in' , teWgence agency and reported illegal lobbying and bribery . They called for Americans to reject the Rev. 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SANFORD PLAZA .— getl 322-5915 . i -S — ttuiiu P 2012 French Ave., Sntord M A federal with the vaccinations, of the flu immunizat on pro- said in an interview. Ile " sai d tlenccks," he said. health panel that must decide Latest Figures show 383 per- gram, has said he hoped the death from flu is a far greater rthe future of the swine flu im- sons have been stricken with program would be resumed at risk. muniz.ation program reportedly Guillain-Barre Syndrome. Of least in part by the end of the S wants to resume shots with em- these, 202 had received swine year. So far, only three cases of AJ oh n Ni. organ, phasis on persons over 65 or flu shots, 166 had not, and the Some authorities on commu- New Jersey (swine) flu have with chronic ailments, status of the remaining 15 was nicable disease say the risk of been reported. Two were conannounces the relocation The advisory' committee on unknown. Guillain-Ilarre is so small It is firmed in Wisconsin both asimmunization practices was to Little is known about Gull- far outweighed by the benefit of sociated with farm work and of his offices meet today at the Center for lain-Barre Syndrome. The re- the inoculation program. • one was reported in Missouri I to Disease Control to decide porting of cases during the "The risk of this syndrome is but not confirmed by laboratory whether it is in the public inter- swine flu nionintoring program maybe 10 per million," Millar tests. 360 MellonvilIe Ave. t'st to resume th' program halt- Lithe nearest thing to a national ed Dec. 16 becr use of concern study of the ailment ever done. Sanford, F l o rida over a parc'vsis associated Dr. J. Donald Millar, director ------------------------------------------- -— - mi OK Best ; Typewriter riter service vending equipment and identifying service bot. -';.' . — t,f Used Typewriters, $3 UP Electric Adding Machines Cash Registers. Time Clocks ChCCWri?rI service card," available at post offices an from leH t t er carr iers. The cards have r esul ted "in things as altering wi dow , relocating street tion bo xes repair ing faulty self- '' — 1' ny cannot be as simple and su- Franz and Pierina, both RoWASHINGTON (AP) The 1.53 days in the fiscal year that "The Postal Service made per cent of the time, improved service statistics, we man Catholics, were unimPostal Service says its stalls- ended June 30. In the previous tangible progress in improved In addition, letters going upto recognize that some mistakes pressed by the arguments. tics show that mail delivery Is year, the average was 1.57 and more reliable service to the 600 miles were delivered by the and delays are inevitable In a Instead of a ch ur ch wedding, getting faster and "service to days. Am erican people," Postmaster second day 92 per cent of the system that handles 300 million they plan to be married Thursthe American people Improved However, the Postal Service General Benjamin F. Bailar time and letters going farther pieces of mail a day." day in a civil ceremony at city in 1976." made no mention of a General said in a message In the annual were delivered by the third day The GAO has said a signifi- hall in Cagliari. S Accounting Office report last report. 90 per cent of the time, he said. cant ca,-- of delays Is mail sent In its annual report, issued February that said the old Post The postmaster general said Bailar said this was an un- to the wrong place by letterTH I SWE E K SPECIAL Tuesday, the mail agency said Office Department once had a first-class letters mailed to an provement from the previous sorting machines. TYPEWRITER CLINIC it reduced the average delivery slightly faster average, 1.5 days address in the same local area year in all three categories. Bailar again urged citizens Any typewriter cleaned $9 time for first-class lettnrs to 95 in fiscal 1969. were delivered the next day 95 & ribbon flaunt- also noted, "Despite with complaints about mail service to fill out a "consumer YEAR'S CLEARANCE SPIDER-MAN to men in the country, make or FEA to seek," &cr y of State Henry Kissinger made to a letter to U.S. Attorney Briggs, we such afavo ra bie impression upon Jufly Carter learned independently, Robinson again menthat the president-e lecthas been tioned FEA's understanding that no Indictments privately talking about using him as a diplomatic would be returned without the of trouble-ter. Kissinger believes he should FEA. Briggs fired back a"concurrence" terse r es ponse, make a clean break from government after notifying Ro binson that his Interpretation was — months, and religious matrimo- Report Says. Ma' li l Getting Faster ." J anuary 20, he has told friends. But if he Is F ootnote:. Robinson came to Carter's cam- needed I a unique situation, he would always be pai gn staff from the, Ford administ hatton. Yet he ready to serve, he said. Shir ley Temple Black, who has made an advised Carter not to attack President Ford's e energy policies during the campaign. This was xc ellent protocol chief for the State DeDe-partment, lisa hinted that she would like to keep advice, incidentally, that Carter rejected, her job. She has also' dropped remarks that, 41 WASHINGTON WHIRl. President-elect despite her GOP credentials, she has cont.ributed Jimmy Carter's pledge of more sunshine on the to more Democrats than Repuhllcana. government, unhappily, has come under a cloud. Ono( Jimmy Carter's closet advisers His transition team hasn't beenn practicing the to us that Rep. Barbara Jordan (D.openness he preached during the campaign. confided Tel.), w bad-mo uthed by some of her Texas Talking to reporters Is viewed as "the kiss of colleagues This helped to pIl her chances of death" for aflynre w I; ar:t' a job in the "An engagement is consid- • 0 opposing any Appointment for ex-Defense In a separate memo to Sawhlll two days Secretary James Schlesinger, Yet Carter was later, Rohinson reported that the Justice never told about the telegrams. One possible De partment would make "no Indictments" in the re ason is that Subordinates don't want to ananVen-Fuel cast ",zntll we have expressly tagonize Carter, and they had heard him authorized them tep. Moss' staff called this 'a describe Schies inger as one of the most bnillant totally iinpropez commitment for Justice know Germany. If you wait, Franz Lanfenberg fell in love, jtin9 a sister married to a Sar- (rip to Germany for her to meet sent them to the auxiliary bish- perhaps you might even find an ered by the church not only as a they never dreamed their ro- dinian. his family, t he n returned to op, who told t he m they needed Italian." necessary period to get to know inance would be debated in the Pierina and Franz fell for Plerina's hometown, Quartu, more time to prepare for marThe case hit the Italian pa other but even more as an each Vatican, each other at once. They spent outside Cagliari, to make ar- riage and to come back next pers Tuesday, and the Vatican itinerary of growth In faith," he as much time together as pos- rangements for the wedding June if they were still inter- itself commented. wrote. Pierina, 20, and Franz, 32, sible, but soon Lanfen be rg had with the par ish priest. That's ested. In an article in Tuesday's The auxiliary bishop, Msgr. met two months ago on the to return to his jot) in South Af- when the going got bumpy. Pierina quoted the bishop as L'Osservatore Romano, news- Piergiulano Tiddia, stated his island of San Antiocho, off Sar- rica. The priest said he couldn't telling her: "You are still young paper of the Holy See, theo- position: "We are not opposed dinin. Lanfenberg, an elecAfter an exchange of letters, marry them since he didn't and can wait a while to get loglan Gino Concetti defended to this marriage. But they have known each other for only two - S • t...arter Lying Controversial a Offici l President-elect Jimmy oil piice iUgal1y from $5.70 to more than $12 a Carter may be about to appoint a top energy barrel. official who allegedly tried to quash a grand jury We never mentioned Robinson 'sname. But Investigation of oil price overcharges, the staff memo portrays him as a ringleader in Douglas Robinson is now a front-runner for a the effo rt to spare VeFuel f rom criminal key energy post In the Carter administration. Prosecution. Yet, in a letter stamped "personal and In a lengthy Interview with our associates fidential," Bep. John Moss (D, allf.) Marc Smolonsky and Larry Kraltowitz, alerted the Carter forces that Robinson explained that he didn't believe Veno pposed the oil Investigation. Robinson in 1974 Fuel could be successfully prosecuted. Therefore, he recommended •a civil InRobinson was then deputy general counsel of vestigation. But he said he agreed 'to postpone the Federal Energy Adminostratior, in charge of complia nce. But Muss, whose Ro use.Commerce the civil proceedings, which could have damaged the c riminal ease, unt il others had determined Oversight subcommittee k ee ps a sharp eye on whether Indictments could be brought. the FEA, questioned whether Robinson According to the staff memo, U.S. Attorney Interested in compliance or whitewash in the oil John Briggs in Jackson',tlle has now presented case. evidence of criminal violation to the Jut1ce Moss stressed In his let ter t ha t he has not Depertmenu This co uld lead to a multiple-count 'come to any conclusion on the exact nature of mi&trn ent' a federal grand jury rnar l.Mr. Robinson's role In this matter," Nevertheless, he sent the Carter forces a staf f memo evidence as early as next month, according to -- It may be objected that it would be foolish to retire good men from office at the peak of exwas the upward revision in retail sales statistics perlence, tt this could be more than outweighed for October. Suddenly, a ray of sunshine pierced by the regular infusion of fresh, new talent those dreary figures, w hi ch had shown so little It's a very debatable proposal, and if there if luster. • anything the Republican party needs, It is You'll catch the mood if you scan the latest concrete Ideas and proposals to get Americans analysis being circulated this week by Smith debating and thinking. Barney, Harris Upham Co., the brokerage and But the American hospital Association and investment ban king ho us e. It begins with the the Department of Health, Education and headline: "Economy Better Than Expected," Welfare say that the cost of hospital care will go and proceeds to tell subscribers that: up again next year. Hospitals in one typical major metropolitan "The economy is progressing better in the current quarter thaa had been expected earlier, area expect to be paying about 6 per cent more Real Gross National Product growth is now for sutures and 14 per cent more for anestheti c estimated to rise about 4 per cent versus our gases. Laboratory supplies and chemicals and X-ray film will cost lOto l2per cent more, as iIl earlier estimates of 2-3 per cent" housekeeping, laundry and maintenance supWhy so? "This change stems from the upward plies and food. Wages and benefits for hospital revision In retail sales statistics for October and workers will similarly rise. the strong advance in November." One result of such steadily mounting costs is But what goes up can come down, and the that hospitals around the country are finding coun try has been through this man y times be. that the replacement of o bsolete equipment with fore. Retail sales are almost always being up-to-date technology may be more then their revised, and that tends to make the reviser more budgets will allow. For example, a portable Ximportant than the underlying event, ray until that cost $2,500 20 years ago now costs Still, the economic mood changed with every 814,000. This not only means that many hospital; figure, and it Is changing again, and we really can't be sure until we see the revisions whether cannot acquire the sophisticated equipment the recent appearance of good news Li the real needed - to provide quality medical care. Many doctors will not practice In areas Isolated from thing or its statistical ghost. technological innovation. For the moment though, It cannot be argued: As recently as 1973, nearly 140 counties in the Things are looking better, and as the President- United States were without a single resident elect said, it's fairly encouraging. • physician, S — - • — better. Monetary policy is now seen lobe negligible Influence, quite accommodative to growth. Now, of co urse, Brzezins ki will have inPersonal income figures, in addition, have uluence. Thus his concepts are worth looking at been more encouraging. A two-month decline in In some detail. Luckily these are available rather industrial production ended in November. And recently in 1975 articles he prepared for Corn- retail sales have shown a bit more zip than they mentary, New York Magazin e and elsewhere. had demonstrated earlier, Item it would be advisable and timely But it doesn't take real economic events to for the United States to spell out openly what it considers lobe the general outlines of a desirable change views, as is demonstrated each day now (Israeli-Arab) settlement and to indicate that,.. by the analyses distributed by brokerage houses, banks, universities, research organizations and (we) would be prepared to guarantee it." Brezezias ki believes the importance of U.S.- ot hers, A statistical revision, for example, can have Soviet relations has declined. It is our preoccupation with Moscow, he says, which has the same impact as an event. And, as usual, allowed our relationships with the developing these revisions have been issuing forth in their world to deteriorate enabling the Kremlin to usual volume. gain influence at our expense. Making an enormous change in some analyses - • • MONTREAL, Que. (AP) An anti. fluoridation eroup has demanded that the Parti Quebecois government hold a referendum on the issue of fluoridating Quebec's drinking water. A spokesman for the 15,000-member Common Front Against Fluoridation said Tuesday the government party said three years ago a referendum should be held on the issue. The group a coalition of 12 antifluoridation organizations is protesting an act passed in 1975 making it compulsory for fluoridation devices to be installed at all — — -. JOHN CUNNIFF to conduct such a policy from the vantage point of the Treasury or the State Department. We p z-. -. Fluoridation Vote Demand GOP Needs Talent * Inf us ion // --I --_ ~ . " - — • LISBON, Portugal (AP) The five-monthold minority Socialist government won its toughest parliamentary battle today, pushing through an austerity program aimed at restoring economic discipline in Western Europe's poorest nation and newe cs democracy. Premier Mario Soares had threatened to resign if the measures were not passed, warning the assembly, "You will put the country in even a worse situation than - — WASHINGTON In picking Zbigniew Brzezinski to be his national security adviser, President-elect Carter may be ousting one Kissinger only to acquire another Kissinger of his own. Not that Brzezinski and Kissinger agree on much of anything. They don't. Or that Brzezinski will spend his time plane-hopping from capital to capital as a one-man lire brigade. He probably won't, But both are supreme egoists who find their own ideas compelling. Both attempt to overwhelm listeners with their rhetoric. Both love the grand picture, are bored with the g ri tty details. An old acquaintance says of Brzezinski "the packaging of his ideas often exceeds the value of the product." Th e sam e could be said of Kissinger. Fo rm er Secretary of Sta te Dean Acheson reportedly once said he had squeezed Brzezinski and fo un d him dry. One time Washington associates believe that, like Kissinger, Brzezinski in the White House will attempt intellectually, perhaps unconsciously, to dominate with the State Department and Pentagon. He has said this will not be so. But in March, 1975, in New York Magazine, Brzezinski wrote: "We despe rately need a supra-departmental integration of our global policy. It Is impossible , — Launch Austerity Program A thanks to the DAB (Daughters of the American Uevolution): And I quote: "Pursuant to your article of September 13, 1976, wanting to know more about the DAB "1976-Vintage," I am enclosing a set of literature that should bring you up to date. The kind note is signed Mrs. Talmadge K. Wiley, regent, Salle Harrison Chapter, NSDAR. Beats talking to a dial tone. Wednesday, Dec. 29, 1976—SA Wedding Plans Spark Debate In Vatican Portuguese Socialists In reviewing the background of Ferrante, the release noting that he was born in the North, adds that he "became a native of Florida in the 1%0s., Simple as that. SPIDER-MAN our I At least according to the Concert Service of Florida Inc., through a press release touting the coming performances in the area of the piano dun of Ferrante & Telcher. — Brzezins k i: Another Ki ss i n ge r WASHINGTON woRLD IN BRIEF — RAY CROMLEY — President Ford include the pay proposals in the budget he submits to Congress next month, but with one important proviso. He should add his voice to the commission's companion recommendation that the pay raises be tied to reform in the rules that govern outside income, conflict of interest and — . — Pay Increases See, It's never too late For all of You Iran. splanted Northerners and Yankees who for years have bemoaned the fact that you were not able to spend your earlier years down here ind be conthere's still hope. sidered a native of Florida 520 S. Maple Ave. Ph, 312 o S i,o Sanford Op't Ill M. t p.m. Monday lPvu Saturday Open Sunday 13:30.5 )Op m• Catalogue Centtr Ph. 3 11- ION Store Ph Il) 1110 . WINTER PARK MALL 9PSIS1G a m. tel p.m. Mondiy 111111Saturday Optn$undiy 121G.5:op.m. CJioq,,, Center Ph 4451144 $tole Ph 447 4333 . ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Ops I: 1111 At M. to P Toss,, Wet, Ttsurs. & Set Ogsnl:iIa.m tollGp mMond.yandFri4a, C104I49 CinlerPr, 42-4434 51r, Ph. eli 4th) . �4A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. . Wednesday, Dec. 29, 1974 ) - r kr. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ~ '. ~ ~~~~_ ___ ~ sM NO , .-.- -I -I ..- - im ! - I - - ._,~ - - - -_ - iluI buL --- - rro Hockey 1100.6 20, 7? I) 2 46 129 115 (I) 15 11 1 10 126 113 Miguel (2) 520, 160; 3. Eddy -Arena 16 20 1 33 99 127 II Il 7 30 100 101 - PI'oen l 11 20 2 30 170 15$ Tuesdays Results Sp? Union 7, Cincinnati s. Ihtbton Houston 6, Winnipeg 3 .Mrnsota S. New England i Phoenix 1, indianapolIs 3 QueDec 3. Edmonton 2 Todays Games N james scheduled Thursday's Games li New England at Cincinnati Minnesota at Birmingham Winnipeg at San Diego Big Q (13 with 12) 1211.20. EIGHTH — I Maruri Ailu (1) 550. 550. 100, 2. AtaveEcheve (3) 600.550;) Fermin Larrea (6) 370 0 (3 7) 5.160; p (ll) NINTH — I Alava (4) 16 10, 13 00, /20, 2 Sate (6) 4 60, 460; 3 Petal (2)100; Q (4 61 6050, P (16)13110 TENTH — I. Fermi n (4) I320. tO 20. 6 70. 2 Arca (1)13 00. 950:3 Maruri (3) 1*0; Q (1 1)5560; P (1 I) 9570; (ID (11)270 00 . ELEVENTH — 1. Archi-Etorza (6) 15 10, 520, 360; 2. Oguiza Echano (1) 1520.540; 3 Sale-Perez (5) 360; Q (1 6) 51.50; P (64)221.70. TWELFTH — I. Santi-A)tu (1) 2270, 1900. 1160, 7 Førrnin Juan (3) 560. 400. J. Sale Bengoa (1) 950; 0 (I 4) 7160; p (1-3) 195 90; Bi g 0 (46 with all 3)10510 and (16 with all 1) 179 40 Handle - 195,055; A 7,150 Edrnntn clr I. Perez Kayoes Haggerty In Second Round ' Braden, Clark In Easy Wins LoulssAPsIs Herald Correspondent ORLANDO— Taco Perez rang the curtain down last night on both the 1976 boxing season and Dennis Haggerty, when the Sanford fighter put the Texan away in the second round of their scheduled main event at the Orlando sports Sadium. The show, the last one scheduled in the United States this year, proved to be winning one for the three Seminole County fighters who performed on -it. Perez, a 7-5 underdog, upset Haggerty, while Sanford's other middlewieght, Kip Braden. out Slick Mitchell to sleep. Scott Clark, of Casselberry also continued his winning ways with a one round KO over Ramon Maslas. Haggerty entered the ring with the knowledge that he would be fighting for the North American junior middleweight title If hejok Perez's measure. But the Dallas fighter was never really in the hunt. After a slow, feeling-out first session, Haggerty tried to roll out the big guns the second. It was his explosive left hook that had stopped world ranked Tony Gardner earlier this month in Oklahoma City. But against Perez he never got a chance to really use It. Only once did Dennis force the action. Soon after the second round started, he threw a flurry of shots at Perez, most of which failed to land. After that It was all Taco. Two stunning left hooks, that put rubber in Haggerty's legs, drove the Texan into the ropes. Perez was quick to follow up, as he crashed yet another left hook home. This was followed by a Perez uppercut and the light was all over, except for the counting. Both men weighed 156 pounds, but the Sanford fighter appeared to be too strong for the invader from the southwest. Perez's win kept him in the title picture, and also earned him the right to meet Braden in the very near future. Kip was almost as devastating as Perez was. In his bout against the awkward Mitchell, Braden was fighting pounded away at Mitchell for the right to meet Perez. And throughout the entire affair. he alm ost earned that right In Slick was In desperate trouble the first round. in the fourth. Down In the filth. A straight left hand by And finally counted out in the Braden, a southpaw, caught sixth. Mitchell on the ropes and "The Battle of Sanford" Is not dropped him as the bell soun expected to take place for tied. several more weeks, but when lf the bell had not saved Slick, it does, Itis shaping uptobe one appeared he would not have of the best ever seen in this been able to continue. As it was, area. he lasted another five rounds Clark's first round KO came before he finally succeeded to at the expense of an out-gunned another Braden left cross In the Ramon Masias. The younger sixth, brother of undefeated Sammy Between rounds one and six, Masias was unable to cope with it was also all Braden. He Clark's overall superior ability It 1520, 620. $ SO, 2 Echano and was quickly put out of his misery In just 2:28 of the welterweight affair. -- A sensational eight-rounder, between lightweights Melbourne's Frankie Santore and Miami's Speedy Gonzalez, (Frank Skillbred) 77.76 Gonzalez and (Al Aldrich) 76-74 Santore. Many fans felt Frankle was entitled to the decision off of the fact that he forced the action and landed three times as many punches as his Miami opponent. But the judges seemed to be swayed by the fact that Gonzalez landed the cleaner, and harder blows in the pulsating I TL..... -- -- I 1 - -_4 - " - PrIpnsa "- ___ •---' \- ---••_ - t.._.. - previous It. Elsewhere, Seattle edged Atlanta 120-119, the New York Knicks bent Houston 111-99, Kansas City defeated Cleveland 113-106, Washington topped In- of its two free throws clinched it. Knic ks 111, Rocke ts 99 Tom McMillen, who played 41 minutes because Knicks for, wards Bob McAdoo and Spencer Haywood were sidelined by injuries, scored a career-high 31 points against Houston, shooting 14 of 22 from the field. Kings113, Cavaliers 106 Brian Taylor scored 12 of his 28 points In the fourth quarter and rookie Richard Washington chipped in 10 of his 20 in that period as the Kings dealt Cleveland its third straight loss. Spurs 127, 76ers 116 George Gervin scored 29 deficit by outscoring Golden State 20.1 in a four-minute stretch late In the fourth quarter. Bullets 117, Pacers 111 Rookie Larry Wright's Jumper snapped a 109-109 tie and led Washington to victory. Elvin Hayes sewed 31 points and Wright came off the bench to hit 25 to offset 34 points by Billy points and Larry Kenon added Knight and a season-high 27 by 22 to lead the Spurs to t he ir fourth win in a row as they capitalized on 34 Philadelphia turnovers. Bucks 113, Warriors 102 Milwaukee ('rase(i a (ourotht Dave Robisch. Nuggets 110, Suns 102 Dan Issel's34 points and nine rebounds helped Denver past - ,. - __Z *I ~ ,. r . - fv- ~ Dog 1i B88 - - RIAN " N 0w SRNFORDQRLANDO KENNEL CLUB - THE FINEST IN GREYHOUND RACING RAIN OR SHINE Post Time 8:00 P.M. Doors Open At 6:30 P.M. (71- 1) - Rhode Island Awed By t'Ic. 1 Michig an - * — - Slick Mitchell going down alter lick from Braden — - - Holy Cross Seeks Gator Bowl - - - , - - - - ss - - - - - y SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB -- Tim C ollege — B asket ball . The New Year's ?esoluti"on Kit for smokers. (6) 5 Cuc 's a Pitt Johnstown •. Surfire At NeIN Smyrna FSU (Who Else) Vermont Pick - Maze NEW SMYRNA BEACH Lake Brantley tries to get back BURUNGTON, Vt. (AP) — - However, Durham said he did eral weeks and was not exon the winning trail tonight in "We saw Vermont against high school basketball when It Florida State Coach Hugh Dur- not stress Individual, perform. pected to see action during the Fordham," he said. "They are whose plays Lake Butler in the Is favored in ance. "If a - player Is averaging series. He averaged 19.8 points bigger than we are, but we no we vermont uassic basketball 20 points per game, it's because his team's first five games of have adequate size. opening round of the New Smyrna Holiday Tournament at tournament here, says he's tak-- someone else gets him the the season. ing nothing for granted when ball," he said. "Right now, our biggest prob7pm; Vermont stands 24 for the lem has been consistency. Army, which has limited op- season Host New Smyrna plays the Seminoles meet Army while its opening night When we find It, we'll be all position to 60 points or less Father Lopez of Daytona Beach tonight. per opponent stands "It didn't take me NEW YORK (AP) In long th e nightcap, with the conto fig- game this year, will bank on the tories in its last 2-4 with vie- right." Phil revived by emergency equip- Washington, N.Y. at the age of ure out who we were going to scoring of Gary Wintrn, who ters. . f our encoimand championship Is-elm, a high school dropout meat on hand at Mile H Igh Sta- 15, but rose quickly to successsolation Army games to follow Thursday coach Mike in the fir Play st ro un d. Army is has ave g ra ed 22 poin ts and ten who rose to prominence in pro dium. He had returned to work after becoming a clerk In a Krzysewskl said defense will 1-2 so we knew we'd be playing rebounds per game. football and horse racing, Is after months of recuperation women's clothing business. By Yale coach Ray Carom said make or break his team. dead. them," Durham said. Vermont's key scorer, War- his team last played Dec. 10, but was stricken again at 3:30 the age of 21, he was a sales.. "We play a man-to-man all The 74-year-old president of pm., EST, Tuesday. "I haven't seen them, but I ren Prehmus, has been side- "making me wonder how we Cotton Scores man At , he owned a cornthe way, feeling our defense know they're well coached and lined because of Illness for sev- will react to the 18-day layoff. the National Football League's 'He was great for the sport pany. usua ll y wins or loses for us. well disciplined. They aren't 36-, SHS Ousted New York Jets and of. Mon- and a great manfor the Profits from thc business led the type of team which will beat mouth Racetrack in Oceanport, York Jets," said the Jets' de- to his purchase of an estate in ST. PETERSBURG — Ruben N.J., died at the football team's fensive captain, lineman Rich- Oceanport. In 1948, the late Cotton scored 36 points, themselves,"hesald, "We're having trouble with office. here of his third major ard Neal. "He tried to make Avery L. liaskell, a nationally however Seminole High defense. We have 11 players heart attack in months. things the best." prominent horseman, asked dropped a 75-70 basketball helm's heart had stopped with us, six ofthenifren" "ft's a great loss, not only to Iselin if he'd mind having a verdict to Martin County In the he added. twice during 'a Jets game at the Jets but to the world that racetrack built near his home. losers bracket of the Roy King A contest between Vermont Denver on Sept.-19, but he was knew him," added veteran o(-' b Invitational Tuesday. and Yale Is on tap after the NEW ORLEANS (AP) fensive tackle Winston Hill , the Tennessee team lost 13-7 to at Tennessee. Seminole lost to St. Pete Seminole Soccer. Jets' elder statesman who. has Northeast, 68-57,in the opening Florida State and Army match. With Georgia on their minds Baylor. "It's been four years of toil The two losers, will play the and a warm sun on their necks, been with-the team since 1963. Pitt and Georgia are drilling and effort by everybody inround Monday. Classic Unwinds first game Thursday night and the Pitt Panthers brought some at Tulane Stadium because the volved," he said from a bench ':Our prayers-now are with SANFORDCononI41-74, Craig a championship match between life back to neglected Tulane Superdome will be tied up by as temperatures rose into the The Seminole soccer classic Mrs. Lseiln." Seminole Community College 611 11; 1; Smith the winners of the two Wednes- Stadium, opens today at Seminole High. basketball and a rock concert lOs. Betty Iselin was at her moth- will be the site of a four-way 00; gg day night games will cap the 14. Rtggisn "I'm old, but not as old as this until Saturday. 2 121 Totals 324 13 70. where some of the top soccer er's bedside In St. Louis when prep basketball tournament As he spo ke, his top-ranked1 STUART MARTIN COUNTY: series, place," Coach Johnny Majors talent In the state will he told of her husband's passing. tonight hosted by Oviedo. The SO-year-old stadium, built unbeaten team flashed the raw Cempo.I$ 5- 1-? 22. MCFIdJJCn4 17 Florida State, 4-3, has suf- said during a Sugar fowl onthe site ola sugar pla,itati staging a two-day show. Other survivors Include a son, Lake Howell plays Ocala I?, DCIACIy I I 3 I?; JoMion 400 talent Pitt didn't have In the 1At 2 today. Winter Park faces Jtaim,- , and a daughter, Kay Forest In tonight's first round Ii: Jones 000 0. Mckagen 2 14 7. feted losses to Clemson, Mis- practice Tuesday amidst the has been used as Tulane 10 season before Majors ar-s Totals 31)3 21 73. souri and Sun Francisco, all stadjign's rusting expanse and University's practice-intra. rived. Mieimi Curley with Seminole Gillman. The funeral was game at 7, followed by 81,000 empty seats, ii II IS W—?S ranked in the top 20. taking on North Miami at 4. On scheduled for 11- a.m., EST, Oviedo-Bishop Moore game at kiilsid mural field since the Super. "Do It," defensive end Cecil casaty s ii * 11-75 The Seminoles will rely heav"You know, I played my last dome opened two years ago. Thursday it will be Winter Park Friday at Temple Beth Miriam 5:30. Johnson yelled alter Al Romano fly on the scoring cC 6-loot4l Da- college game here 20 years meeting North Miami at 2 and Deal, N.J. The tournament concludes Another era will end Satur. intercepted a pass thrown by a PovIs:'Sanord 20. MMIIO county vid Thompson, who has aver- ago," he added, referring to the day when Majors completeshia Curle faeing Seminole at 4. Iselin left school at Port Thursday ruIit. 13 scrub quartehack, aged 20 poInts per' game. 1q56 Sug.tr Bowl In which hL stay. at Pitt and bctwjies coach and spiked the ballran 10 yards - - - - - - Iselin. Death 'Loss' - - - - - - - . — - - . - -. - - . 0 - Majors'.. Memory - Jogged By Re turn To Tulane Stad 0um - - - Lions Tourney Opens At SCC - — Ken Grown 20- 1 Wi 00. ins 3004; Kevin Brown 30- - . - - - - •. - - - - '01111 I Racing - lie stopped Willie O'Brien In the second session. JACKSONVILLE (AP) — year, Blaney has a potential man, will have to be at their opened with four losses on the The crowd got a kick out of the fact that O'Brien, a -black, Couch George Blaney, whose All-American In freshman Ron- best and the rest of the team road and dropped their first was introduced as"Irish" !loly Cross team Is unbeaten nie Perry, the son of Holy Cross better than usual to win, home game to Washington Willie O'Brien. and favored in tonight's Gator athletic director Ronald Perry Florida and Jacksonville State. Richard Gonzalez turned pro Bowl tournament, says he Sr. meet In the second game The Dolphins' top scorer, by stopping Kelvin "Spook" doesn't count on winning. "It's hard to think of Ronnie tonight, with Florida favored Kent Glover, may not play beJackson In the fourth round of "When you are a player you as a freshman," Blaney said. off its 5.1 record compared to cause of an ankle he sprained 12 the curtain raiser, days ago. never think you are going to "He does everything a guard Jacksonville's 3-5. In amateur action Forest lose a game, and when you are can do. lie gets the ball where it Freshman James Ray and Junior college transfer RIchCity' s Mike Monks dropped a a coach you never think you'll should be, plays defense and Is ardGlasperleads the Improved junior Donnie Tyler have decision to Ron ni e F urlow and win one," he said. a truly outstanding shooter." Gators from the backcourt, and spa rked Jacksonville s l ast two Miami's Jodie W al ker stopped Larry Brewster has victories. The Worchester, Mass., Lakeland's Alan Carpientier In In the to ur nament ope ner, 6-foot gue you could say this Is thefirststanza,Theformerwu team, which won games and Holy Cross meets 3-4 Michigan come Into his. own as a junior, a game for identity," said DolFlorida's only loss was by three was a quarter finalist in the State. a 130-pound scrap -w hi le hin Coa ch Don Beasley. - poin ts to Marquette, tijcfl ranklatter was li ght - weight tussel. National Invitation TourCoach Jud Heathcote, Tonight's winners meet for nament last spring, has back first year with the Spartans, ed second nationall y. the championship Thursday four of sta rters. said his stars, 6-foot-7 Greg Jackson vi lle's Dolphins have night after a consolation game B ran le iUfl Cii After seven victories this Keiser and 6-foot-3 Bob Champ--. won three. straight. They between the first-round losers. t the third period en route to their 13th consecutive home court triumph. k — Sammy Masias won his fifth fight by KO in as many outings. I,aker3 led by as many as 23 points La t he first half and 34 in - . . The unofficial HERALD scoreboard saw the fight 76-74 - Lakers 134, Celtics 105 Kareem Abdul-Jabber's 30 points helped Los Angeles beat Baton for the first time In two years. It was never close as the - I_1E1 _ The loss left Santore with a mark of 16-3-1 while Gonzalez Is still one of the top lightweights .in the nation at 12.2. Apalrof welterweight bouts started off the. night's pro action, as - Phoenix, which lost injury plagued center Alvan Adams, last year's rookie of the year, be-cause of an ankly injury In the first period. ,. _ •. was a give and take battle, with both boys giving and taking to a 75-74 lead. But Walton hit a free throw to tie the score, then banked in a pair of baskets before scoring the game's final point on a free throw, lie also grabbed four diana 117-I11, San Antonio outscored Philadelphia 127-116, Denver downed Phoenix - 110102, Milwaukee topped Golden State 113-102 and l Angeles trounc ed Boston 134-106. Sonics 120, IIak.s 119 Seattle blew a 20-point lead and trailed 117-116 before Tom Burleson's basket put them back on top and Fred Brown's By The Associated Press - . . rebounds In those final three minutes as Portland scored an M-79 triumph. Walton led all players with 29 points and 18 rebounds. li. It(! lim i'ed Gilmore to just two free throws in the second half and a total of 10 points. The victory lifted Portland's record to 23-10, best In the National Basketball Association, time. The Soviet Nationals dc from a pileup in front of the St. on a tip-in off 13111 Goldfeated Cincinnati 7-5 In an exhi- louis net and scored at 17:57, sworthy's shot. "It was two separate bition game. Twenty eight seconds later, Phil Esposito scored the first games," said St. Louis Blues Defenseman Bob Gasoff put Clark Gillies set up Billy Harris of his two goalsto give the SANFORD ORLANDO coach general TUESDAY RESULTS Emile and Francis aftermanager watchingSt. Louis ahead with a 40-foot for the tying goal on a shot that Rangers the lead at 4:25 of the FIRST — I. Mile* Yaker (2) 9.10 lap shot that eluded Islanders went in off the skate of St. third period. his buildup a 4-4) lead 410 360, 2 Curio Hunter (5) 'over goalie Bill Smith and Claude Louis' Ted Irvine. North Stars 8, Kings 3 the New York Islanders ers an 3- 10; 3. CB.'s Suzie (7) 320; 0 (2-5) Rangers 5, Capitals 2 The North Stars broke into 29-10; 3193. then have to settle fora 4-4 tie In Larose deflected a De rek Sa nderson cen tering pass into the SECOND Before Tu esday night's game the vi ct ory column for the first I Rock Island Rock National Hockey League ac(1) 1200 4 00 660; 2. Surflre Yet (3) net before Larry Patey then with Washingon, the Rangers time since Nov. 27, using short' tion. 540150. 3 Orit's Bill (7) 750• Q (3 scored twice to give the Blues were the only NHL team never handed goals by Bill Fairbairn Ii 51 60. P (1 3) 160.50; (ID (2-4) In other NIIL games, Mm' their four-goal lead. 71 60. 1129 to win at the Capital Centre, es and rookie Tom Younghans to nesota routed Los Angeles 8-3 THIRD Bob Nys t rom scored the caping with one tie in four vis- defeat Los Angeles. I Smart Alibi (2) 410 and the New York Rangers beat Islanders' first goal at 15:21 of its. And for the first half of 240 240. 2 Alert's Heidi (7) /seros 6, Jcts 3 320, 1 Wneve (6)700; 0 (21)16 10 Washington 5-2. the second period. Tuesday night's game, it looked P (2 7) 3690. 1 (776) 14500, 3167, Mark howe's ninth goal of the In World hockey Association FOURTH — 1. HillIe Scott (2) Nystrom scored again at 1:12 like the streak would continue, season proved to be the gameplay, Houston beat Winnipeg 6- of the third period and the Blues 7310 520 340; 2. Alert's Gala (3) Alter the Caps took a 2-0 lead, winner as Houston defeated 320300;) Lauravlli, (7) 260; 0 (7 3) 3560. P (23) 11130. T (2 3 7) 3, Minnesota nipped New Eng- then tried to withdraw into a Steve Vickers got the Rangers Winnipeg in a game delayed 13 land 5.4, Phoenix edged In - 167.50. 31 71 defensive shell. It looked like on the scoreboard at the 10:32 minutes by a free.forall. FIFTH—i. Sam's Cholc.(2) 11.20 dianapolis 43 and Quebec de- they would succeed but Garry mark of the - second period. Fighting Saints 5, Whalers I 450 360; 2. Bob's Kalico (7) 110 feated Edmonton 3-2 in over- hiowatt recovered the puck Then Ken [lodge tied the game Mike Antonovich scored three 2S0. 3. Bashful Bubba (I) 340. 0 (2 P (37) 1*150; T first-period goals to spark the 33450, Il 15. Saints to a 4.0 lead after the SIXTH — 1. Chief Scott (I) 9.00 'National Basketball ASiOCiitI*n first period. But New England 56040. 2 B0tie Bill (2) 11201 20; EASTERN CONFERENCE 3 Arnbush(7) 140.0(1-2) 5360; came back, led by Gary Mac. Atlantic Division 10170; 1 (1 77) 1,311.40; 3131. WLPCt.OB (1-2) Gregor's three goals to give the SEVENTH —1. tb No Trouble (1) IS I) 5*1 Fighting Saints a scare. (Closed Sunday) 340280 240; 7 Prate Eye (1) 540 Boston 17 14 SA 310. 3 Lady Hoitets (5) 3-200 (I 4) Roadrunners 4, Racers 3 NY Knks t7 15 - 531 1' 15613: p 2500, T (145) 57.50; :BultaIo II 19 124 Defenseman Mike hlobin, 31 56 MATINEES NY Nets 12 19 357 • brought up from the minor EIGHTH—i Xtra Glow (1) 7310 Central DYISIO I) II) 700. leagues, scored his first WHA Monday • Wednesday • Saturday 2. Bob's Leland (3) 120 Houston IS II 671 300. 1 Dull, Scott 16) S20. Q (1-3) Cleve goal on a third-period - power 19 I). 59 30 1 80 .p hifh2 30 1 (I 34) 70740, By The Associated Press N Orbs 15 16 529 2k,3 Post Time 1:45 P.M. Utah bopped Nevada-Reno 97Freshman Ricky Brown play to give Phoenix a victory .,.5 Anton 1$ 16 529 71-1 3202 It took just a little too long for 67 to win the Wolfpack Classic amassed 29 points and grabbed over Indianapolis. NINTH — 1 Alfred Hunter (6) 100 Washlon 14 17 457 3 Doors Open at 12:30 P.M. 2 60 2 40, 7 Batnari's Rocket (7 Rhode Island's Rants to realize and Creighton surprised No. 20 14 rebounds to spark unbeaten Atlanta Nordlques 3, Oilers 2 12 24 333 . 9'-, 2807 60. 3 Cousin County (1) 500; they were playing a human Auburn 81-76 in the other Louis- Mississippi State's upset of WESTERN CONFERENCE Real Cloutier, Serge B-erniur THURSDAY LADIES' NIGHT Q (67(1720. P (6 I) 7310. T 1) Midwe st Division basketball team Tuesday night. ville Classic opener. 15300)136. Wake Forest, The Deacons took and Bob Fitchner scored for Denver 22 10. 665 NEW TENTH I. Southern Contort (I) The poised, powerful Mich10 -Third-ranked San Francisco a 43-38 lead into the second half, Quebec in the first two period' 3uDetroit 19 II . 518 Indiana IS 20 179 5 '-, 10 00 600 320, 2, My Name's Scott Igan Wolverines took ad- brought its record to 13-0 with but fell to their first defeat in and then goaltender Richard THIS EXCITING 3 JLG* s F leie ffeat ( -Xan City 15 20 A" vantage of some early an 80-70 victory over St. John's eight starts. Brodeur held off an Edmonton 4-00; Q (1-7)21.00 P (1-71 164.101(1Chicago it I? SEASON TRIFECTAS - 7 1) 47)00 3595 uneasiness by the Rams to of New York as seven- foot charge. Mitw$iea ELEVENTH I. SiiIIe Scott (7) Pacific Diviio carry a 56-40 lead into the sophomore center Bill Car- 19 UCLA, 8-1, got a career-hig h DINE IN COMFORT IN OUR CLUBHOUSE 500300 260. 2. Orit's Mert (Ii 6.20 points from center Brett Soviet Nationals 7, Stingers 5 Portland 23 second period. And, as Rhode twrlght scored 21 points In the Vroman and led by as many as The Soviet Nationals defeated (Reservations Please: 831.1600) 340 3 H I SuSan (2) 5 60. 0 (i-lI Los Ang 21 13 .615 7., Island Coach Jack Kraft noted note,, first round Rainbow Classic 35 60 , P171)9530. 1 17-1-7)607 the Stingers despite w G'oldn St ha t Ru.sIs 15 5-00 34 points before resting i ts COMPLETELY ENCLOSED GRANDSTAND 31.36 "You can 't afford to get 16 game at Hawaii. The Dons Qseatt)e 18 436 sian coach Boris Kulagin called TWELFTH put regulars against Southern the Stingers' "bandit style" 1 Mmnqola Petite points behind at the half Pt'.oenix 13 16 445 • against their record on the line again lit' ()) 13 104501 10, 2 Manteca Terry * PLENTY OF FREE PARKING * Tuesday's Results tonight in a semifinal fray (3) 3-10 3 00. 3 Lock Ethel (6) 4.00; a team of Mic hi gan's caliber." New York K,ni:ks ill, Ho,j (lemon's 'point victory hockey'. Q (11(21 50. P ( II) 58 50; 1 (136) It's tough to come ba ck from against Arizona, which topped over Boston College was the ton "We are more accustomed to 170 00. 29 17 Kansas City 113, Cleveland that kind of deficit against any Temple .1.5. the bandit style of hockey now," A P1 366.& 57 .181 00 106 calm after a storm for 7-foot-I team. But when the opposition St. Jo 's tr l hn ai ed TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Kulagin said, "We want to be Seattle 120, Atlanta lIt 72-68 with Wayne "Tree" Rollins, who making friends, not making is the No. l'ranked club in the 2:36 to play, but Winford BOY Washington Ill, Indiano III , 0 M's Lussarda 1)2); nation, the going is that much ties and Marlow Redmond scored25points and grabbed 12 injuries and invalids." Portland $1. Chicago 79 2 Anea's Clarence (52). 3 Jack Bi San Ant on io 127, Philadelphia tougher. scored quick baskets for San rebounds. Quick The Stingers Rick Dudley tied (4). 1 Cousin Duke (60; S. 116 Just off U.S. 17-92 "Any time you play a No. I Francisco to Insure the victory. Redford (8)6 Ole Ella Louise (S); 7 "You have got to have rain the game at 5-5 but Vladimir Denver 110. Phoenix 102 ER's John Boy (I); S. Tombo Milwaukee 113, Golden Slate team you have a tendency to be Michigan's victory boosted before the rainbow," said [toll- Petrov scored an unassisted on Dog Track Rd. in Longwood (10) 107 in awe," said Kraft, 'and I the top-ranked Wolverines Into ins, referring to Clemson's loss goal and then broke up a CmSECOND— I Gone Heavy Ins AnOdes 134. Boston 10.5 Mineola Mable (52) 3 Conquer think this hurt us early'." tonight's final round of the to Marquette Monday 831-1600 ni cinnati power play, stealing the ght. Worm 1121.1 Hot'i Dora (6); Indeed it did. On the hot Friar Classic at Providence, "The rain came Monday night, puck and passing to Helinut Sorry 54,0 (II. 6 Suture Klepper (6). 7. No One Under 18 Admitted shooting of sophomore Phil R.I. The loss, despite 32 points the rainbow came tonight." Valderi.s for the final tally. )domore (10). 5 My Shannon (51 hubbard, who finished with 25 by Williams, dropped Rhode THIRD — I. Stocky Lady (5), 2 NevadaLas Vegas, on 21 Life Seeker (6) 3. Becau (S7) points, the 6-0 Wolverines raced Island into the consolation points by reserve center Lewis Dr C (10) 5 Anger Whizzer (12); to a 51-32 lead. It wasn't until game against Texas, which fell Brown, beat Eastern Michigan 6 Husker Edna (4), 7 Gabby Shan EAST after the Intermission that the 81-67 to Providence in the open- to move Into the finals of their In,: II) Mansfield 51. Westminster, FOURTH — I- Petite World (101. rnomentw-n shifted. ing game. tournament to face St. Mary's. Pa 77 Mineola Mason (12), 3 Grand "The first and second halves so, St Vincent 7Ju!y Reginald King scored 23 Butch Lee scored 25 points ($21. 1 Cteryt' Brenda Ill, were like night and day," ad- points and Rickey Brown had 14 and lb Ellis added 23, leaving WP Fancy Dusty (4); 6. KIessik SOUTH Lii (5); 7 Super Del (6); Iwinky mitted Kraft, whose Hams points to go with 14 rebounds, just 16 points for the other SIarAlabama Si, W Michigan 71 pulled within six points when propelling unbeaten Alabama quette players in the Warriors' MIDWEST FIFTH — I M's Ce. Whiz 161. 2 Indiana St 79, Drake 73, 2 just over three minutes re- to 'its ninth triumph of the runaway triumph. tom- Teller (12) 3 k'S Patrol 151. 1 Ols Alert's 600dgirt (1).5 Triple Cr ow n mained but lost their first game season before a turnaway Rick Wilson's 22 points pow. FAR WEST it; 6 Concord (10); 7 in eight this season when crowd of 17,500. Center Tom ered Louisville past Rutgers Usol 79. Los Angeles St 75 Sweefpie (o). I Wycllft June (52) Santa Clara $0. San Diego Michigan held on for a 9545 Cutter had 26 points for the los- and into the finals Of the Louis' SIXTH I Too Tall Tim (6). 2 UCLA 99. SMU 71 triumph. ers. o Torn Eckert (10),) Money yule Classic against Creighton. Wichita St 76, Cal POtY SLO 4 Micky Vicky (4), 3 SPeed In other action involving 57 Scott IS); 6 Lively C ount (6). 1 ran ked teams Tuesday night, Millionaire (52). S Early News (12) TOURNAMENTS No. 4 Alabama topped Western _______________________________________________ SEVENTH — I Wes's Gina (521; Drexel 69, Amherst 63 7 Manatee Trish (8) 3 Kelly Michigan 83.74; Mississippi A . Albright 91, Lehigh 11 (6). 1 Mineola Rene* (S). H 1$ State beat No.7 Wake Forest 88YMI PS, Tulane 66 One Se At A Time a four tj whgi-u Ulf main Arttrwtw AF Ron's Blue IS 2). 6 Willie Geneva California 16, Baylor 67 83 in the opening round of the — (5). 1 HO's Grace (0). 5. Ccii (4) '''HI,'',,' St Francis fb Y 3.9, Rider 55 ''iM week smoking wtt1drawai sy-:m EIGHTH — I P F Flyer (6). 2 Old Dominion Cl assic; eighthBentley. 66. W.,oner pe Hgniy 3 Madam r an ked UClA b ur ied So uthern :,- ts you ,,,withdraw from smokin-;; Kansas 74. Ck(ahoma 70. 01 Spectre, Imp (I). I Solitary One Colorado 55, Nebraska 50 Methodist 99-71; No. 10 Clemson (6). s Bozo Laney (3.7). 6 RObbin qraduafl, Washng'on SI. Tea El Paso Roll (4); 7. Indian (12). 1 Rk Till # Wasted Boston College 128-76 in 49 (S) the same the consolation game of the NINTH I. Dennis Per (6). 2, 1p Milwaukee Classic; No. 11 MOntague Worthy ($2);). TI Lida 7/,:,--6). 1 Eades Redneck (9) S Blue Nevada-Las Vegas vanquLshed S119,rteu Secret (4). 6 Ellie Belly (10). ;. Eastern Michigan 109-85; 12th. '/ 70. Orlando Edgewater Play Me (12); $ M Cindy (5). rated Marquette downed 64 TENTH 1 Puttied Shawl (6) 2 TENTH Jacksonville' Kenney 10, Jack Sijrf)ye Zola (5.2) 3 Shaking (4). 1 Wisconsin 64-57 to win the It s sonville Lee 59 ( ,. Mitee Spirited (10). S. 0G.'i Girl Milwaukee Classic for the runth ~_ Daytona Beach Mainland SIP, (121; 6 Alert's Allison (5); 7. consecutive time, and Tallahassee No. 14 15 KonOux (I) S. Jerena 1. OeL and 7 , Pensacola Washington ELEVENTH I. G Se Amber Louisville Outscored Rutgers yn 77 (3.); 7 - Tally Jessie (6); 3- Life 76-68 in opening-round play at Oc al a vanguard 63. Barlow 15 Dante (12): 1 WP Fancy Andy the Louisville Classic. Titusville Astronaut 11. Lake Wolf (12). S. Dusky (I); 6. Bob's Redwing Meanwhile, No. 16 Mland Maryland (10). 7 El Penquisto (1) I. Alert's Lake Worth 7). Gainesville beat Ohio Xavier 84-74 in the Storm (d ) \ - S TWELFTH — ] Nominator (5); 2. opener of its tournament before Mount Dora It. Haw)hornq 59 -; Mineola Bonnie (II): 3 Eade .-, D'sytona Seabr,ez. 13. IS); 4- T's Kathy (6); 5. 18th-ranked Syracuse set a Sandhilier (4): 3 Alert's Gem (10); school scoring re-cord in crush' Fernandina Beach 45 Jack:i sonvulle 7 Manteca Kim IS 2) 5 Donna Dell Ing Duquesne 116-86. No. 19 F;letcher 10 Pro Basketball - II The Associated I'ress Bill Walton Is a party pooper. A record crowd of 19,889, the most ever to watch pro basketball in Chicago, turned out at the Stadium to watch Walton and the powerful Portland Trail Blazers battle Artis Gilmore and the surging Chicago Bulls Tuesday night. And with three minutes to go, the home folks Ahead 4-0, B lu es Tied As Is landers Stage Rally - J Santore appeared to take control In the fourth ro und w he n he switched his attack to in - National Hock.y League - CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division W I T PIS OF GA Phila 71 7 5 50 133 NY Oil 22 5 5 49 Allan i 12 7 11 119 to? W Y Rng 1514 10 10 143 132 Smythe Division Lou IS 11 5 35 107 Ill chgo 70 $ 27 112 13$ ancvr 1025 3 23 102150 Minn 7 20 S 22 96 II? Cob 522 5 21 96 129 WALES CONFERENCE Norris Division Mont 27 5 1 55 Ill 75 Pills IS 14 5 3$ 113 121 (L.A 12)510 3.4 120 70 4Dfrl 1219 1 21 102 125 Woth 10 21 1 21 97 145 Adams Division iBi,itt 23 5 3 49 177 BsIn 22 Ii 3 47 135 Ill jTnto 16 IS 6 35 136 121 Cleve 1119 7 29 lOS 177 Tuesday's Results New York Rangers 5, Wash (glon 7 Minnesota 5. Los Angeles 3 New York Islanders i, St. Louis 1, tie Jackson left catches Gonzalez S U - D i e go Houston Clark backs Maisias into ropes Wednesday, Dec. fl,17-7A - SPO 350, 2 Aldana Quola 500 3.6 3- NeuI-Agulrr, S 20. Q (I 4) 3200; P (4-1) World Hockey A ss ocia tion(11) 191 10 Eastern Division FIFTH — I Santi Bengoa (2) 20 50 900, 620; 2 Marur; W L T Pt OF GA J Qucb'c (5) 500, 400; 3. Sale larrea 7215 1 45 161 Ii? IS) ifldy 6 50. Q 12 5) 70 40 , p 18 N 2 IS 112 124 1 57.20 CIncu SIXTH — I Arect Aguirre (3 ) 11 IS 2 36 152 121 N En (220,0 60.620,; Negu) EIorza (1) 1511 1 31 173 132 ': Minn IS 17 1 34 Ill 116 110.4 00. 3 Arta Bengoa (1)550; Q . Birm 13 21 I 27 132 13.3 (13)37 10, P (3 1) 7110 Western Division SEVENTH — 1 Domingo Coldo Carpintier kayoed in amateurs - FNI 'a Santore keeps Gonzalez at a distance - - Nellie ' - - 62 Tu lo Prep Basketball 7" 111111111UL'tIDfl (101. - - AT Leon , - .:' - -. Bucnr'oi: 56 Wildwood Id 'Jai-Alai ORLANOO.SEMINOLE TUESDAY-RESULTS FIRST — I 'Cacho Yza (7) 1 60.50. 660, 7 Echano Befit is (I) 460, 660, 3 Eddy.Javi (5) 550, Q it 7) 11 10.- P (7-2) 1)050 — I. Eddy Alberdi (6) SEC°ND V. 00. 110..) 20; 7 Echano-Javi (7) ..9Oo, I 70 , 3 Oguiza Arana 13 1 4 30. s'EQ (6 7)92 60. P (4.7) 716 30:00 1741 THIRD — I. Domingo Etorza (I) 3.10. 3.50; 3- A)dana Soto (I) -40.170; 3. Eddy-MIguel (3 ) 410:0 tI) so so, P (I 1) 194.30 l_3o, . FOURTH - I Patusi-Za,re (1) ( 4 ?I \ TIME - SEAQ4VEI.I3I?tJh3hJ Vertigo (4) t\ by Water Pik \\ PARIMUTUEL WAGERING , , pOst TIME 1 30 P M 1,....,". 1......, IL UIJiISU 50111C) IlIIibby t'St.V))( )utlUJ - WIIOaw breathless action as the ball impacts with speeds of ISO mph . defy realty to scat. walli, crash to the court making returns sith U, bullet-like force and accuracy l.uaunoua accomm,4ationj ar,il 'e)r. .t,ir girls- to Lake your wager. - pay your w*nnlngs La).. Fr.. Thnd.y uIigtt1 Plenty of psi part 9 A4muaon $05 and up both sides of Under II not admitted) Fsrnwiyod BouIe,asd Foi 'esevaaluons (III 305; 339 6271 from 10am 136 - 7 tl1IS SORT)) OF ORLANDO OS IIWt 1792 - URN PARK-. CASSILBIRRY - MINIJTIS FROSt 14 jpr — - -- __ 'i~ 7-, V-11 ,(V y W �tA— Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 2t, 1t7 I PEANUTS Cook Of The Week fLOPIOP , ~JARHIVEAU BEATS 6,000 Eat Her Meals Daily The $435 that was ra ised b Sanford-Seminole Jaycees through sales of Christmas trees is donated to Sobik, representing the Central Florida Zoo, by Herald Correspondent )k C.J. Bass, (left), Jaycee president; and Dennis • Stewart, project chairman. / .. - P new this year, but is "going beautifully," according to Lucille. "We give a choice of eight to 10 items, and it's a highly nutritious meal. It's really the best school lunch buy, at only 60 cents." Alter working all (lay, ordering and buying food and planning menus, there is her own dinner to think about. Laughing, she said, "driving home from work is when I start planning my 7 tbsp. cornstarch if tsp. salt 2 cups water Separate 3 eggs 2 tbsp. butter Grated lemon rind, 2 tsp. 1-3rd cup lemon juice Reserve 8 tbsp. of the sugar for the meringue. Combine remaining sugar, cornstarch and salt in the top of double boiler. Stir in water. Cook over boiling water until thickened, stirring constantly. Cover and cook 15 mm. longer, Stir a little of the hot mixture into the slightly beaten egg yolks. Add to remaining hot mixture in top of double boiler and cook for two min. over hot water stirring constantly. Add butter, and lemon juice and lemon rind. Let mixture cool slightly. Pour into baked shell. Cover with meringue made from supposed to eat desserts, o 0 Mrs.. Chloe Y. Butts, 64, of 819 Escambia Dr., died Monday. Born In Bloomington, ill., she moved to Sanford In 1925. She was retired from food service with the Seminole County School System. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford lb Seminole County school bu.s drivers Mrs. Anita William so n, (Bus 53 o pe rating out of Winter Spr in gs) and her bus students are the first in Ccntral Florida to take part in a promotional project to aid the Central Florida Zoo In the care and feedi ng of i ts animds. The students are purchasing 1-shirts from Space Age Marketing who in turn will donate $1.00 of the purchase price of each shirt to the zoo. The children will also receive a certificate making them members of the Zoo Keepers Club, allowing them a 10 per cent discount on the entrance Bus- 53 issues a challenge to all other schQoI buses in Central Florida to follow their lead. In this way, Mrs. Williamson feels, the zoo will benefit not only financially, but in a very personal way. Riders of the bus include Steve Snell, John Booth, Dawn Eastham, Donny Smith, Ronnie Mrs. Willamson said when Welch. Jimmy arid IJsa Judah, she told "her kids" about the Natalie and Susan Bergman, financial problems the zoo is Julie Nelson, Lisa and Rodney experiencing, they responded Mitchell. Kathy and Renee entht'siasticallv. They not only Parker, Steve Rose, Richard purchased shirts for them- Ray, Mike and Chris Smith, selves, but will try and sell Billy Meyer, Connie Nazario, them to family and friends. Doug Pulliam. Sherry. Cheryl A.sa reward for their help, the and Shelly Sellers, Scott and children will be treated to a day Mary Downing, John Blanton, at the zoo, compliments of Mrs. Kenny hand, Julie Bryant, Williamson. The boy and girl Theresa Bartle, Brenda who sell the most shirts will be Kimball, Tony Greenbough, crowned King and Queen for the Donald Jones, Alan Jensen, day and will be presented with if Darwin Cashman, Kim Vance, trophy and a tiara from Mrs. Al Cupid, Eugene Crom, Williamson. The day will be Anthony Small, Richard spent visiting with the animals, Valiant, John Simmons and playing games, and enjoying a Randy Ilotion. bag lunch. I Funeral Notice SEMINOLE .0 WOMEN Ill, i'TEll COOK ILS I lb butter 3 cups confectioner's sugar 411 cups all-purpose flour Evening Herald, Sanford, T' WA EV MARANAT PENTECOSTAL C FRENCH AVE. Fret Transportation Ca coloring Fl. and :::r :e : Wednesday, Dec. 29, 1976-1B — H . .- .' liii' tiacienua ac Village YiUfllefl's Club celebrated its " and reception, as well as guts and their home furnishings were destroyed. The local Red Cross has put up the couple in a local motel until their home can be lived again. Despite their loss, the couple is gallantly trying to rebuild their lives and have as normal a Christmas as possible. We wish them well. ienda annual Christmas party at Walt Disney World's 'Top of the World" restaurant recently. Using car pools, 66 members of the club drove to the Lake Beuna Vista attraction where they enjoyed cocktails followed by it delicious luncheon served buffet style in the main dining room. From all reports, the outing was a huge success. Spanish meat ball and other goodies until well after the witching hour. (lP A5,jw food coolwhip, nuts and marshmallows. Put into dish of your choice and chill in refrigerator over night. Open til 4p.m. Sat. 520 S. Maple Ave. Sanford Ph. 322-0500 SHOE My husband, John, took me to a newly opened eatery and lounge in Fern Park. - After we had dined, the general manager, Mike Messersmith, brought a beautifully decorated birthday cake to the table and in a pleasant baritone voice, burst forth into a rendition of "Happy Birthday to You', just for rn& Helen and James Mattel of Hacienda Village are enjoying a visit from their son James, Jr. who is Mayor of Port Washington, l,.I., N.Y. Accompanying the younger Mattei are his sons Christ and Mark. Also visiting with the Matteis are her sister Mrs. Ada Biondi of Elmhurst, LI., N . Y. The guests will remain till after the holidas. Donald Sines and his lovely wife Sheila celebrated his successful bid for reelection to Tragedy struck a newly the city council by hosting a married couple here In Winter. "Win or Lose" party at their Springs last Saturday night. home in Tuskawilla. According Bill and Carolyn Lambert of to Mrs. Sines the party was a Once in ever woman's life Longwood-Oviedo Road were "thank you" for all the work she should be treated to a married on Dec. 11 at the and help they received front night to remember ...... a ('asselberry VFW Post Since campaign workers, family and time when she is made to feel their wedding, the couple has friends, the belle of the ball My turn been receiving wedding gifts The 50 partygoers feasted on came recently on my birthday. and many Christmas presents. As they were wrapping some of their Christmas gifts to others, Saturday night, the house began to fill with smoke. DEAR ABBY Alter rwlnIni Fire broke out and the Lamberts had to flee, leaving all it small, clean, homeownel their possessions. Both were grocery store for 36 years. I a m hospitalized overnight for going out of business, The is fr and I worked hard smoke inhalation, Prompt action by the Winter sometimes 14 hours it dc.. but with tbr Springs Fire Dept. saved the seven a week house from being gutted, but large chain superniarki t. smoke and fire damage did moving in all around, v' their job. Many of the eouiun t survive. ilicinentos from their wedding We gave people credit when company, hut it doesn't make iiie ceei iiin i*ster. irung were rough sriy not 1 hey were our neighbors, our Maybe if reader who has gone friends. We cashed their checks ihrough tht' anie thing can give and ru'ver turned anybody ilussii iii.' souse' sllggi'stins sshe'n the) came around isith -\thIlNG hEART l)EAIt tickets for raffles, church Y ou can't u;pers, school plas s, etc Wit, ''kill" lose. It has to die by it. gave to all the is orthy causes self. Don ' t dwell on thoughts of and even placed their posters in him and throw out all the our store to advertise fund- reminders and souvenirs. raising events No super' Force yniLseIf to think of markets around here did that something els e. Keep busy, and don't feel sorry for yourself. Acaiftst coinpans rules! ) We've opened our store after Tell yourself you deserve to be hours to accoiiiiiiodate people, happy, and esentually you will set those sante people would be. Good luck, DEAR ABBY I wrote a letter drive right b' our store to Indeed, a night to remember. 1\ Break - .,.. i.,, • does Enclose stamped, sellad dressed envelop., pleas. For Abby's booklet, "How to Have a Lovely Wcdd,ng." send ii ,o Abtga'I Van Bur en, 132 Lasky Dr Beverly HiIl, Calif 90111 please enclose a lone, sell addressed stamped Il Oct e nvelope - B()( t.Lt Lad fl I,. ,,a11111,a,,,w,,,I,fl.Ifl,,,,,,, lilLM'LS" J ................................ ,_.__,. because they thought the) could that in hi.band gets moody save a few pennies They didn't and wont talk to me. We have a even bother to compare our beautiful marriage except price or gise (is a chance , when nt husband won't answer compete SAD IN SAVANNAH DEAR SAL): It's sad Indeed. I'm running your letter for all the honest, hard-working little people who deserse a break. I • hope it neips. DEAR ABBY - I need help and don't know where to turn an ymo re. My husband and I have been .separated for over two years, and I still love him, but there is no chance of our getting back together again. Abby, how do you stop loving somëbody'I've been going to grouptherapy meetings, but it has not helped to stop the ache in in> heart. Misery mav love - B Lad tit) simplest questions such as: "How's the weather outside'?" "Uo''s the car running?" Well, I left thM letter unsealed on my dresser and tell beforeI put it away. The next day Ut> husband said, "I read that letter you wrote to Abby You ought tell your readers that if they is- ant to get it n:essagt' to their spouse, they I High $1 I Slip' Out Info Conal Wedd, of Shoal'. iii/ SPECIAL tI. Table L n foi Eeryone has a problem Whars vOuri' For a personal reply, wrile to - I)l ' 00r, huuld s rite ',ou a letter and let U lay around unsealed. I P.S. I do not recommend this to women with violent husbands. 'thanks for the use of your important name. J.P. I)F;AR J.l'.: You are is ekorue. - tile 25 off The highlight of the evening came when the entertainers, "Prune Time" came on stage, For 20 minutes or more, I was entertained with witty cornments and songs dedicated to 'little Ole me," and then the entire audience good naturedh joined in a rousing version of Happy Birthday. Little People Deserve So we're going out of business. Abby, please pnnt this sti people will realize that the home-owned business can't survive unless people give them a break GO Not only for hardware, but for sewing supplies, office supplies, etc. Welded steel frame, clear plastic drawers. Stackable. U15 cup pecans or Coconut Put pudding mix into large bowl as is, add - Evening Herald ' A'299 no 15-DRAWER Small-Parts Cabinet whip but 1 still enjoy making them," she said. (J.IUUIIILC NEWSPAPER Limited Quantities 1 cup small marshamallows 1 large container cool Bus 53 Challenges Kids To Help Zoo MRS. CHLOE BUTTS ONLY DAILY egg whites and reserved sugar. (See above). Bak r' in moderate oven, 32 degrees for 15 mm. or until lightly browned. SALMON LOAF 1 cup flaked salmon L, tsp. celery salt 1 cup cracker crumbs L1 tsp. pepper 17 tsp. salt 2 eggs I cup milk 2 tbsp. butter or oleo melted Mix the ingredients and pour Into a buttered loaf pan. Bake in moderate oven (325 degrees) for 30 mm. WATERGATE SAI.AL) 1 pkg. Instant Pistachio pudding 1 can pineapple crushed 3 thor green food Nancy's News notes From Winter Springs AREA DEATH lOIs each said. The buffet style meal is - I"esler THURSDA SISTERS, Inc., noon, " 1 •j_• - LuuIIs and staff day, offering a hufft hot lunch or a la cane," she Holiday Lemon Meringue Pie, made by L ucille SUNDAY., Bernard Kalb will sp Council Cultural Series, 8p.i auditorium. PUTTS. MRS. CHLOE Funeral ur,vlcei for Mrs Cn!oe V. Butts. 64. of 115 Escam Drive. es',o died MOndy. WII be held Thursday at IC am. It 5risson Funeral Home with Rev. Virgil L Bryant Jr. officiating. &Jrlal in Dunn. NC. BiliSan In Clung. . do TUESDAY, Fret blood pressure ci Athntist Church, 7th and I Auxiliary. Survivors Include two sons, John H. Butts, Sorrento and Gary Joe Butts, Roanoke Va.; brother. Joe Routh, Sanford and one granddaughter. 4 am. "We have to get an early start, as we feed 6,000 I 1 cup pecans 1 tsp. vanilla Cream butter, sugar and vanilla. Add flour and nuts. Drop on cookie sheet from soup spoon and bake 350 degrees, until light brown. Very good shortbread cookie-has good keeping quality, ORANGE-RAISIN SAUCE (Good with ham 1 cup boiling water 1 tinp. flour I tbsp. butter Juice and grated rind of 1 orange. I. cup raisins Mix dry ingredients, add boiling water and cook until mixture is clear. Add orange juice, rind and raisins and butter. Simmer for a few minutes. LEMON MERINGUE PIE Pastry-1 baked 9 In. pastry shell l'2 cups sugar and me." Fortunately, the Feslers have plenty of good, home canned vegetables, jams and jellies from their own garden in North Carolina. "On the clay alter school is out, we're on our way to the mountains. A neighbor starts our garden, then we take over," she said. A recent highlight for Lucille was entering sonic of her jams and jellies in the Central Florida Fair. She won five blue ribbons. "It was the first time I had entered, and I was thrilled to death. I also won three econ(1 place and one third and hope to enter more this year. They are so delighted when you enter things," she said. Lucille likes to try new recipes and leans toward desserts. "We're not Lucille Fesler, Sanford, production manager of High School cafeteria for live years. Not only that, but she is also responsible for the satellite lunches at four other schools. Lucille's work day begins between live and six in the inornin. Some of the bakers begin their work at 11:30 p.m., with other workers appparing at 3 and : FRIDAY, Di Mid-Florida Singles Ne American Club, Ca.sselberry or 322-7790. SATURDA Sanford AA Women's C Casseiberry AA, closed and the American Legion _,- 1 _4t WEDNESDAY, ()vledo Rotary, 7:30 p.i THURSDAY, Diet Workshop. 10a.m. Interstate Mall. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 12 Lake Mary Rotary, $ a Casselberry Uons, 6:X South Seminole Optimli Sanford CIvItan. 7:15 a FRIDAY. D Foresters Square Danc Tanglewood AA, closed Longwood AA, closed 8 SR 434. YAC's Club for Singles,! 710 E. Rollins. Diet Workshop, 10 am Church, Casseiberry. SATURDAY, Altam onte-Cassel berry nual dinner meeting, 6:30p.r Orlando Mayor Carl Langfo - ' CALENDA WEDNESDA' Altamonte-Casselberi luncheon meeting, 11:45 a. Center. Speaker W.G. Bras Vs. Brand Name." own menu. My mother eats dinner with my husband '': 1! ' c •' L I "F I ;: IQST ST �28-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'I Wednesday, Dec. 2, i,m BLONDIE Chic Young IS \.IEqE GIVING CtJ VIA I Ou GOLDEN TONGuE I OU CLUB '4ONOING rl4ELLASTHE GOSSIP O 4E A'AD ( WNA SHE 00 Is (( ro WIN -r ,_" YEAR ACROSS IEPT TALKING1 j '.. - Behold (Lai) 5 Allay _+J 58 Suitcase 5 13 lyric poem 14 Actor ladd 1 5 N slay 16 last lane, 1T AN 42 symbol 24 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker 1 ._\ AW.' ANOT4EIZ I INVITATION.' T46Y Funny AØOt7 1b 38 Corpulence degree (abLr) 40 Definite 24 Concluding article Passage SI Court 31 Shakes. 7 Peter (Sp I pearean 8 Wholehearted villain 9 Coagulate 32 Off base dried brick tree - g- - T ' - ..9 10 111 - THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsoi I/TAREL0Rc - 15 iT - - 16 - - (HL-w-o-o. COULq (JVA -T- TUM, cowi...j, f ix i4EUO,ccw.' - F1 21 - 22 I - - - 23 I I I I :s'I I I.. _I iu. MR NEURONE ON _ __ OEM, go i O (1 ( 49 ARCHIE 50 51 52 •53 by Bob Montana DAY ! \ 'D.Q GRUMBLE! GR'-.W&E f).. GY8LE ' CI5T W4T TO GET HOME A REST,' -' , r- - - WHAT ' S ..' DESPETE.' I NEED tVLR 1'ELP! 'tVIJ RUM B. 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It forms 'iou should be on a diet that thyroid hormone which is Just - , ERARlNc, FRANK AND ERNES1 5' XT WAS (,U'..f4iy WI-4OL E LIFE Mi' EYES, INCLUDING I:. . AU. arI4E PRuN$ . . . 'THE TUMBLE WEEDS . F O BRADY BUNcH!" ci. .. .. - s_;_j Isive -FI.R5HD RtiOR \ / Tj'f$ F)EAI( DR. LAMB ) -, . . . - Could you please tell me what the difference is between lymph gland.s and the thyroid gland' DEAR READER - Lymph . lL - 9 "She's the ideal patient rompt, cheerful and has cradle-to-grave, head-to-toe, ront-lo-back, InsIde-andoutside medical. Insurance!" ... CA* CANCER seCIrn ., .. . .. . . . . re with such vegetables as carrot, celery, cucumber and zucchini strip, and cauliflowerets - all raw. Makes about lz cups dip. IN THE SALOON.-'it)tJ PFWE ThE r----W460 10 ThE &EHMAL. STOP, UINLJ)W hi HM - T If PARK rrUNHrCHThE MULES, WA-Mfir ll WHAT PO 11-OST.' YES WAS REMEMPERINCr WHERE I AM 1 4. 99' OPEN HOUSE Eggnog Fruitcake Special Candied Grapefruit Peel SPECIAL CANDIED GRAPEFRUIT PEEL Our latest version - and n.. our favorite! 2 large grapefruit 1 cups sugar "z cup honey i cups boiling rater Score grapefruit peel in quarters, cutting through yellow rind and white membrane but not into fruit. Pull off peel along with membrane; cut in z-tnch wide lengthwise strips. In a 5quart saucepot cover peel with cold water; over high heat bring to a boil. Boil, uncovered, for 10 minutes; drain and repeat process. In the clean dry saucepot stir together the sugar, honey, boiling water and cloves. Over medium heat stir Pq until sugar dissolves. Bring to a boil and sImmer until peel Is tender - 30 to 40 mInutes. Drain thoroughly and roll in extra sugar. Place in a single layer on a wire rack, uncovered and at room temperature, to dry - at least overnight and perhaps the next day. St ore in a tightly closed plastic bag or in layers in an airtight container in the refrigerator. Makes about 1 quart of a lovely confed ion. Ll.Ymt C.tsl (0LFC4q Its (LCMIR""'"' ' 1k 1 DURAFLAME KLEENEX CEDAR LOG BOX 100 -- Reg. 33c 27c ,' BATTERY • 2i39 k" Reg. 97c -t't. 9-Volt Master Cell limit 4 thru 1/2/77. C Burns in colors for 3 hours . Regular price 39a L.':T Out (OUPO*l lii :uto,ie , 11TIT1111 TRASH BAGS LAUI MIDI S 4 7UP 20-Gallon Kordlte 40's limit 2 thru /2/77. am Room Freshen.,., 7-Oz. Limit 2 thru 1/2/77 / 4 1099 $3.99 S . - I'mTCl,l(CuICN PER ( -------------- . 4 Regular price $1.67 R.Qvior L Y,.tcc4...,;1Sn p.c. .':vtx ør S3111C pr' fl FIR, CLiSic,,.q, SODA PEPSI 6PACJ( 99c Roquiciir (MI COtiP ff . . J 4!4# " i.oz, cans qq4q iYP...iI'ti..u,uS j &111L 1 X6 KODACOLOR EXP. Walgreen, Full, GAF, 3M, Tech Color Film Developed & Printed d.1,si 10 silk 2- MYLANTA 1RIAMINI ptsnti Woig..n fxo'.siinç TIvu 1/30/77. 99 16 127 '62i I .29 20-IXPOS. 110 15 , Csv.n mvst b. wiffi y,! ( F14 , - I MF 0 1 Ad .qd•ci CuSICNIR I OLIVES SP Stuffed 5-Ox. Wolff's Limit 2 thru 1 / 2 /77 49 UNIT cai I5 i.,' - p'ic. ru - - 12' 69c pece 23. LAIR ' .y" -- HOLIDAY KABOB CLASSIC 1/ Limit 2 thru 1/2/77. :m:.:o:mtrtIcu''., ,'e - I 'I HOT CHOCOLATE Mix by Nestle Limit 2 thru 1.2.77 Limit 3prs into 1 2 77 110* o112 . - Packs _____ t ,y: '' . c 88 IS •,' Ll1j El i'i'i'i,T'I'1'J _______________ (I' CASHEWS County Fair, 10-Ox limt , 2 thru 1 277 ... - ' LIMIT i mnru I. LI c '• p',cx ij II 99' 79. ii, 99c - Wthouf(o,.ponSI 39 Pik (USTCv.'iR -. ..1"l Nnf Treat by Garry Trudeau . I%\ I POJ,,,J 15 . . Regular by T. K. Ryan -- - I'Tdi, !LIJJI F I . P limit I thru 1/277. IIMT Ci[ (0uF'C4 Ft R('TC,'IR ,' . I7.u)J5Q SDflUTS, 10-OX. . lit ogvlar pike 27c (Wi l Ohl rp 000NESBURY ••, limit 2 thru 1/ 2 /77. 99 SUNDAY SUPPER Grilled Cheese Sandwiches Ginger Compote Cookies GINGER COMPOTE Fine way to use the grapefruit left after candying the peel. Membrane-free sections from 2 large grapefruit IA and 2 large oranges 2 tablespoons honey 2 tablespoons golden raisins 2 quarter-size slices candied ginger, finely diced (2 tablespoons) Stir together all the ingredients; chill for several hours or overnight before • (1 seing to allow flavors to blend. More honey and raIsins. may be added for a sweeter compote. If ginger is not soft enough to dice easily, rinse in hot water before doing so. Makes 6 servings. . Lff Ar carbohydrates Found itiuportant in metabolism and in vegetables. Fruit, cereal andgrowth. Thyroid hormone attm.lk. MI of these help maintainfet'ts the rate of the breakdown uur bloodsugar level. iii the foods you eat to release. lo give you riiore infermnation t'niergy in the cells. Its functions are. entirely different from I'" diabetes I am sen.Iin 'Ihc Health Letter number 3-I 1 . those of the lymph glands. Diabetes: Diagnosis, . . . Prevention ion and Management. Other,, who want this Inforiiiation can send 50 cents with a long, staziiped selfiddressed envelope for mailing. Just send your request tunic in care of this newspaper, ______ P.O. Box 15l, Radio CII', atlon, New York, NY 10019. hi, Rk '•:' • r untain.s CREEP - ] iII1 , . 1 1C ' B whole cloves for his double. Therefore. South led his king of spades West could do no better than put up his ace and lead away from his jack to South's 10 - A I- 'It . z.us.iigy v xinvre. int'y are connected 10 a circulatory . _________________________ stored in the liver to glucose. Or . network of small vessels that West's double of South's some amino acids from protein thannel l)mph all over the body one-heart opening was one of A Mississippi reader wants are converted to glucose. to know if we respond two and finally dump the clear or those bids that we consider spades to partner's heart milky lymph fluid into one of pointless, With 4-3-3-3 disA diabetic sometimes thinks the large veins just before it tribution and 11 high-card opening with is not necessars to take inAQJs * AKixi Ax points, his best tactics should enters the heart. ulin ut he is supposed tO The a.vcr is that we The lyriiph glands produce be to pass and hope for using it when certainly do make that successful defense against the he doesn't eat for I)mph cells. These are one final contract. response. an reason That is wrong. The limajort)peof white cell in your lIe did get off to the best (For a copy of JACOY both blood manufactures 'hr glucoseglucose will riseand blood stream. They are also lead against four hearts when MODERN, send SI to Win free in the tissues. These cells he opened a trump, but it did at Bridge. without a proper amount of c /o thu S are unportant in .ow immune him no good. South drew three newspaper. p Q insulin. 60% 489 . systeti for boil) defenses rounds of trumps, led the Radio City Station. few YOtk fit }our ('a..e .1 regular diet against infections. It is not three of diamonds and stuck in N Y 70079 prescribed to meet ) our surprising, then, that when you s pe cific needs is important. have an infection, the lymph SIDE GLANCES Usually a 'tiny amount of glands enlarge by Gill Fox and may even sugar" can be tolerated when be painful The lymph glands in included with the rest of a meal.. the neck riva enlarge when you Sugar and sweets are usuall) have a sore throat, or those united o' avoid a peak ab- under the anti may enlarge if :mirption of glucose and causing srju have an infected finger. . 1 rise in the blood level. You The thyroid gland is at the ill not have low blood sugar . [runt i t the throat, just above N• . / •ii - dummy's 10 in the hope that West held both king and1 queen East took the queen and led a club to West's king West returned a club. South took the chub tricks and dummy's ace of diamonds. Then he ruffed the last diamond and finally was already to go after spades. If West had not made that light takeout double. South would probably have taken the norma line of a spade to dummys queen and a second spade back to his hand, but South decided that West need. point i.)ands are all over )QUt body, that tiany diabetics IIIiSS is that . under the jaw, under the arms, the body can manufacture iitside the abdomen and - paste, used in Middle Eastern cuisine, that is available in specialty food shops. Pita bread ina be bougbt louse" in specialty food shops or in seethrough bags in regular food markets; it is traditionally made without shortening or sugar. '... chill for a eas Dr. teaspoonful without dangt'r' 0 00 teaspoon Worcestershire 1 tablespoon drained capers Stir together all the in. Body Can Make Its Own Sugar I*,', B DR. LAMB - Pleas.,' tell inc hus it man treating (tiabete:, with a diet, eating no "ugar. and without taking insulin can keep from suffering from low blood sugar. Can ht, take a tiny amount of sugar daily, say one-fourth spread with the olives. MeansttiIe heat the pita in a preheated moderate oven for about 5 minutc3; cut each disk into quarters; split each quarter but not all the way through; pile the pita in a napkin-lined basket. Serve at once. Note: Tahini is a sesameseed TYLENOL ti 60 - - -- a Bean_,q 299 - 54 55 1 56 57 63 parsley, i teaspoon salt and the pepper; whirl until slnooth; chill. Makes about I pint and keep; well for several (Lays. At serving time, turn the lima bean spread into a small ser-. ving bowl on a tray and stirround with the tomatoes and cucumbers. If ILsed, garnish the Mediterranean-style black olives, if desired Pita bread, see Note Cook the lima beans according to package directions using I cup boiling water and teaspoon salt; drain. Turn into an electric blender with the lemon juice, tahini, scallions, garlic, m ......... sauce 58 Lt ZAY , PEARL. JL( Só 2 iiiediu:n garlic cloves, sliced 2 large sprigs parsley, large stems discarded Freshly ground pepper to taste Cherry tomatoes Cucumber Ipared if waxed), shred or cut in sticks With WonderLine '' - 17 are Iuched. IJMA BEAN SPREAD 10-ounce package frozen baby green lima beans colne into favor in this country m the past down )cars is inadc litis vartattun of liutiunus is with cluck peas and SeSame a IilvcIy pale green color. It it Paste plus seasonings. Its 1ook' and tastes delectable called tlwnmu.s. Now an Mier- served wIth cherry t(I!flatOCS, .' ican cook has developed an Un- cucumbers I sliced or in sticks I I usually delicious version of it and pita bread thin disks, sing frozen baby green lima. eai Ii about S Inches wide, that de • 8 - 12 Hummus A Near East spread that has beans r eat W ith V eg etable s case 10 Pillow material 11 No more than 35 Technical un. 56 Halfscores 20 Year (Sp( varsity (abbr) 57 Small bills 46 N e w Haven -Good: Par ty ID i p 52 Slides on snow 5 Experiment illegally (Army 55 Movie sI) 44 Alcohol M ARIES (March 21-April 19; SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fi ) If Be cautious in financial matters there's an absence of harmoi today. Protect what you already have before extending In an important personal 1-3rd cup lemon juice relationship today, you may be yourself to accumulate more. 1-3rd CUI) tahiol, see Note at fault. Go out of your wayt TAURUS (April 20-May ) 2 IlietbUlli scallions, keep things on the track. Well-conceived plans could be coarsely cut altered and become less adSAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D, vantageous If you heed the 21) Strike while the iron is hot If advice of unqualified cowi- a financial opportunity comb selors. up today. Delay may mean total GEMINI I May 21-June 20) In loss or a considerably diluted a situation where there are return. gains to be divied up, It's fine to CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. INc shortnt dii?ance to fitness & Health I split the pot with those who 19) You can organize small 10 MIN. OF ROPE JUMPING CONSIDERED contributed. No need to deal innsituations situationsvery easily today, but AS BENEFICIAL AS 3.HR. OF JOGGING! malingerers. get In water over ir HELPS TO: iS By CECII..Y BROWNSTONE CANCER IJune 21-July 22) head. There may be hidden Do nothing today that could reefs! Associated Press Food Editor :. ...: damage a long-standing NEW YEAR PARTY AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb, 19) .r ........ relationship, such as making Success is probable for . Vegetable Bowl PartyDip 'uptd . promises you fail to Assorted Cheeses and Breads d.r. H .1 •. keep or today If you take everything a behaving erratically. step at a time. Rushing couldDoughnuts CiderCup 7 LEO I July 23-An - &d. CHRISTINE STAWICKI'S I:... cause totally unnecessary M. Women K.di for Conditions relating to your PARTY DIP delays. II ' work or career look very A New York friend cadged PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) favorable today. Unfortunately, , this popular recipe for us from yo ur domestic scene could be This is a favorable period r v.a friend of hers! new projects If you don't bri g out of kilter. i cup mayonnaise • .._ .i..II. 1 I AUG. ) "11%. vallive i111) UILU We ad. SOC) 2 cup sour cream You're at center stage soclaUy could have Inferior and con1 teaspoon crushed dried -. today. You must be careful not flicting Ideas mixed basil, oregano and to pull an embarrassing faux YOUR BIRTHDAY thyme Jim. 1& teaspoon salt A Dec. 30, 1976 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) e teaspoon curry powder An expanded social scene Ls Take nothing for granted in the likely this coming year 1 tablespoon minced parsley commercial world today. A However, in your zeal to meet 1 tablespoon finely grated k.. t•,..I... .X_ *i...L .. . ._&a,_ _I I 1 RM Limit I thrul 112177. suddenk p-,p I seam and come friends. ii-, teaspoon lemon juice Lt!L!!J £IN11C I AC r Europe 39 Warrant 41 Inner sell 42 Uriburnt and 2 __ 25 Was indebted 43 Biblical character to Sound 3 Italian house 26 Short letter 45 Woodchopper 4 Become 27 Former labor 47 Track events apparent group (abbr) 49 Million (prefix) 28 Heal 5 Soft mud 6 River in 30 Subsequently 50 State (Fr) 37 Democrat (abbr) 1 E n - For Thursday, Dec3mber 30, 1976 M : 2 Hoofbeat of Rome 33 Have debts 34 Played in 12•lq RyERNICEREDEOSOL 22 College 1 Electric fish 29 Ancient port water 38 Melt REALLY P0 CAgE c rv DOWN 23 Unity M~~ HOROSCOPE . Wednesday, Dec. 29,1976-313 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. MO 8 A I T FAA IISlAI I. £ 0 (abbr 18 Coast Guard 65. Fast arrft lady (abbr) 19 Chivalry 66 Stack role 21 Gadolinium 1 'l 1 M ti 64 Barristør 17 Make muddy r _ jf____ o. Sherd zz le 4--$ r0 A 62 Its (contr 63 Actress Pu 1rfr1 54 Outer (prefi x ) 8 Resound 12 Ancient kingdom on 60 Manner Persian Gulf 61 Gallop p1 I Answer to l're,ous Divorced person 49 Sloppiest 1 RIGkT THRU HER TONSILLECTOMY 48 I! LIiIIIT I1L1. hi 'f F1 . S slices Honey Loaf or Ham (each cut in three equal strips) . 8 slices Pineapple (cut in quarters) tablespoons brown sugar 15 ttioIe Maraschino cherries . . 16 toothpicks . Roll honey loaf strips around . each piece of pineapple. Place 2 rollups on a toothpick divided . NewOpYear's by a Maraschino cherry. Day Sprinkle with brown- sugar and 10 a.m.-4 P broil until glaze develops. 12-EXP. COLOR FILM UAN 0LI 0N Walgreens 110 or 126 limit 2 thru 1 / 2 /77 Ant i perspirant, 1.3... IIIJTI],JJ c 79. . L Reg kiv t ,SI o'9 l Mli (MI (CrAcs tie custcva 1We ' depend on.You .M. You con depend on . , .1% ban 694 (N! .u.Cpj, 'IC CiSICle JffJ4r44rffJ4yJ4, 4 ifld'cI.,j try Silt ydup *uigllsn .% qwol.d rMal IN T SI ,tiI OUr IQ / / % \ ____• Sell tnt., W tk.i, NO $ATUoy Open 10arn..6 P.M. �0—Evening Herald. Sanford, F Dec. fl 1q76 -' Eveninq Herald. Sanford. Fl. - ------------------ r - - - Wednesday, Dec. L 191—SB :- KNEW ROUND OF "flu'." ROAST toast I I' CACIC IL I 1 LB. TRADVT1ONALLYGOE LUCK BONELESS SMOKE3HOG JOWLS AVAILAB LE Fflfl NFW YEARS SUPEADVAND (1 1,11 cus *icu ?A FIT t)W rar COTtAc. E YPIR FiVWt f ;k'. L:u.iE L : . nietuasa 99c ' 9 . j7j P VU,(5 Spreads Dips. - CUT Aft 'uvi(ies • • $59 i . ' LLTLCpP 79 . . . ren Sp . 99c •. $ PUCK j CHUCK ROAST rnvrn it i rM,I 0 USDA c CUP '.-. • IV C • - NECKS & BACKS• C. $ • • • GRoU . . . a • • IOi,s WEAF CRACKIN- 000(J WDBRAND - PRI 'S 1Vi a ,as SANDWICH COOKIES CRACI(IN' G.C;<)V BLfU CtIEE.E. FRfr4Cjj ot~*I,4. jUICE 14A ,2 PKrj5- SNACK CRACKERS NGE ICE $100 C"tVES PI(C.-S $1oo • 1 0 ' GRINDS CHUCK CUBE STEAK 2931 BORDEN - .2 . '"I IR CREAM GOOD ORANGE . DIXIE PIES..., 59C - SJOO . -CRAis-c GOOD CI-t AM BAKING'HENS BEEF 3 . . . . . 3 : . a • DVDDtAh 29c . LM DIXIf DARLING - - 100 FAMILY BREAD N SERVE ED LUSTER ROLlS LA GRADE A 63 .. UP FRYERS DIXIE DARt.NC tc 49c . 1flfl% BEEF PIIS GOOD Is THEsrcouNnu ONLY ORANGL.SLMIHOLB, O$CtflLA, LAJCE CITRUS, BREVAD, COLL,a, VO1UfA-.$UMT1CHARLOfl1 LU AND MARION •,••,•3t ELS : Bologna BONELESS PA *p rrz O.,CAR MAYER SUCtD WD BRAND USDA CHOICE (E CHUCK PACK ~ _QA~ C.KJIPJ Pack LB. co NED BEEF 79 1w 89c .: '4 La. - BLUE •...... SONNET SUPERBRAND SPREAD MARGARINE QUARTERS MARGARINE i QQC $1 29 2411. PKG. FFF-IF :LEISCHMANS MARGARINE ;: QUARTS $Z jQC Qtxn?ify R:çhts Reserved 510115. INC CO'fl1G4r 1176 Quoniay Rights Retered wThI$ .batf SIOIES. INC COrt1GHr 1P74 -- -• Uji SHANK PORTION HICKORY W$,010 ' Ham Steak 1 Ham Hocks.. .. - 89 LB 99c ' . RAZOR ). \ . 69c ULA BALSAM 1ovth Rb 69 Chops . NASAL MIST 1cj-b . . ILUOF ALOE • $119 LB. COCOA BUTTER . P ç., 9c,..d 5119 Picnics As,.- lce . . • • • ---..---- ..•... 79c J 2 ,.. Sliced Bacon to - TUMBLER $ 69 1 • ' ALL FLAVORS t, PKG C DRINKS 5 Pot Polk 10'" toast 15 $1499 BTLS. BONELESS - root. bon,S., Margarine • •. 99 c BANANAS. ILUE TOP . ons 79 53c 59c ' K SUPERBRAND 33 4U(1 • • • • • i HALF GALS. TIuIf(J.A wMaIt'r J.1jJ JfS....1' THRIFTY MAID DRY (___________ BLACKEYE ID $ PEARS . .... - - - PLUMS .. L5. GAO - MAID OR WHOLE PURPLE - PKOS. 4 MA THR T I - (. $ - 4flfl ALL FLAVORS t — WD BRAND USDA CHOICE FAMILY PACK Canus" of . C CHEK - PORK LOIN 2 lb p&q of wKwkroyt hg, 5J29 . . $ 09 •CanvasGloves •1 99c WESTERN CORN FAMILY PACK . -- W-O E',nd 89c Siced Bacon Margarine 1° TO W ELS J BATH LLfC SLICED BACON LB PKG. ALOE ", - I ... - 3.. iS4 1 HICKORY SWEET _L 4 I ALOE OF ;: . 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Uil PC CL To - - �6B-Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Fl Wednesday, Dec. 29, LISTINGS e'asf1osearchtoq i missing OSI aQent, Wednesday 830 Evening 2 12 McLEAN STEVENSON SHOW M is terTted when a divorcee makes a play for him. 4 6 THE JEFFERSCY,IS 600 4 6 9 12 NEWS bU tMERGENCY ONE 7 c.,r"):c.)LENn&s 24 ZOOM co4d cost himhispbMonheisstraoperJ to a lie detector on his first day 630 12 NBC NEWS 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 24 BOOK BEAT on the ob (R) 900 2 12 SIROTA'S COURT: AJ, overly eager police woman 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 6K I DREAM OF JEANNIE C P.O SHARKEY Sharkey (n Ridiies) is sus- pected of smugtng a woman Angels investigate a Mexican 7 FEEDBACK - ANIMAI...S 12 TREASURE HUNT 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 730 2 PRICE IS RIGHT 4 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 6 5128,000 QUESTION SM HOGAWS HE)ES 9 S25,Ooo PYRAMID 12 MV THREE SONS 24 EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA REPORT Features indude a look at the area's econemic outlook for 1977 800 12. rita the barrack.s. 4 6 00CC) TIMES: Thelma's favrjijte teactier faIls for J.J. (R) 6* MOViE. 'That Certain plane crash involving heroin and a murdered gal. (fl) 1030 6K I LOVE LUCY OMAN II 00 1 ANornan." Bette Davis, Herry FiDnda 1937. Woman tries dosporatety to live down her 4 2 6 9 12 NEWS SM WILD. WILD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN, MARY pasL 9 THE BIONIC WOMAN Jaime coir,eIes in the ring as a lady wrestler white on under- HARIMAN II 30 2 12 TONIGHT 4 MOVIE "CaIYion WItam Coryad stars. PJotfJmlor the ECONOMY NITE -. TUESDAY same name 'MOTHER, JUGS, SPEEQ' 6 MYRTMAN,MARY with'blllcosby' HARIMAN 1 ABCCAPTIONEDNEWS 'BREAKINGPOINT' 'robericuip' FOR THE DEAF 9 THE ROOKIES (fl) 1200 6 WiLD, WILD WEST 6K THE UNTOUCHABLES LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 1 1240 9 ABC MYSTERY MOVIE Mr. and Ms arid The Bandstaj-ij A,ders" Stars John Rubenslein, Millori ______________________ I m - u"aJ'Li_ Seizer. An arrogant rock singer is found dead, after a temperamental outburst. (A) IOU 2 12 TOMORROW 6* NOTICIAS EN ESPA.NOL - 1 S 105 • ADULTS.-2:50 CHILDREN-I:25 - 51 MOVIE OkJahema Kid' Rosemary Lane. James Cagney 1939 Western - 130 SAT-SUN 12:00-2:30 5:00-7:30 MON-FRI 2:15-4:45 7:15-9:45 600 4 LATENEWS. 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL PASTOR'S STUOY 10:00 4 CAMERA THREE MAGAZINE FOUR (Wed.) EVERYWOMAN (Thu's) CRACKERBARREL (Fr,) LOOK UP AND LIVE. 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 6 10 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6 15 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6 25 2 (Men.) WiTH THIS RING (Tues ) PICTURE OF HEALTH Lli-aversity of Florida (Wed ) PROFILES IN EDUCA- TION (Thu's ) CHRISTOPHER CIOSEUP(Fn.) DAILY DEVO- TIONAL 630 2 (Fr,. oily) SONSHINE 4 KUTANA SM FRAN CARLION EXERCISE 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 634 12 LIVING WORDS 639 12' HI NEIGHBOR 6 4 - 654 12 WHAIS HAPPENING? 655 DEVOTIONAL 700 2 .12 TOOAY(Locainews at 7 25 and 8 25). 6 CBS NEWS (725 4 am,Cb 4,loc.Iriaws) GM POPEVE UAflrJ r,es ,r., ruri LPiT 5r1, 2 4 TARY 4 AND FRIENDS -7 24 SESAME STREET 9 0000 MORNING AMERICA (Good Memning Florida" at 725 arid 825 am., local news, weather. sports.) 800 6 CAPTAIN KANGAROO SM DUCK. DUCK. GOOSE (Fn) MAX B NIMBLE. 4 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 300 12 ANOTHER WORIE & ALL IN THE FAMIL'I (fl) GM HOWDY DCCCV SHOW 1155 CBS NEWS 6 6* P'obrrtod pm Afternoon Fri. orgy. see 2K NOTICEOFSHER,FF-, SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that virtue of that certain Writ of Execution isst.jed out of and under the seal of the County Court OrangeCounty,FIoqIda,upona final udgment rendered in the aforesaid Court on the 4th day cf De(e,'t,er, A 0 1976.. in that certain case entitled. Aetna Finance Company Plaintiff, vs. Louis N. Williams and Vaslie H. Williams, Defendant. which aforesaid Writ of Execution WAS delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I hAve levied upon the following descrlbtd properly owned by Louis Williams, said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: One 1971 Monte Carlo Chevrolet, ID No. 1H37H4B 54.5322. Title No. 11567797 Silver with black top, and the undersigned as Sheriff u, Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00 AM. on the 30th day December, A D 1976, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, sub)ect to any and all existing IeIn, at the Front (West) Door the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the above described personal properly. That said sale ii being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ Execution John E Polk, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publ,h Dec 5, 15. 22, 29, 1976 . DEC26 (T 2 9' NEWS 4 6 YOUNGANDREST. LESS 9 3:15 GENERAL HOSPITAL 1230 330 THE GONG SHOW 4 GM 6. MATCH GAME FLINTSTONES Proeropted Fri. oriv, see 2300 m 4 6' SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 7 (Men.) FLORIDA RE- 24 ZOOM PORT (Tubs) PATHS IN THE WILDERNESS (Wed.) JEAN WOLF WITH . 400 IRONSIDE 2 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND Proerr4ed Wed., see below. 4 CALL fT MACARONi 4 9 RYAN'S HOPE 12 MARCUS WELBY. M o 24 ELECTRIC COMP 1255 2 NBC NEWS How to Make a Meose Salle". 6' MERV GRIFFIN 6$ GILLIGAN'S ISLAND: Prooaied Fri., seo23opm too 2 SOMERSE1- '24 SESAME STREET 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 1. 4 MIDDAY 6 NEWS 12 SOMERSET 430 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6$ BEWITCHED: Proerri,fed the Beast" (Wed) Pygrnalk)n" (Thurs) cola Fr,, orly, see 2 30 p.rn 9 MARCUS WELBY M.D. (R) (Fr,) "En- 1 30 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES 4 6... AS THE WORLD TURNS 9 FAMILY IEUO 12 FAMILY AFFAIR 2 500 2 ADAM 12(R) 6* MY THREE SONS Pre- on'çledFn ,orily,soo23oprn 2CC 7 (Thus.) EVENING AT SYMPHONY (Fri ) ARTS AND CRAFTS OF CHINA 7 24 MISTER NEIGH9Oflj ROGERS --- -__ 9 S2o.000 PYRAMID 230 2 12 THE DOCTORS 2 6 NEWS HOGAN'S HEROES SM PARTRIDGE FAMILY 7 .24 ELECTRIC COMPANY 4 6 THEGUIDINGLIGHT GM (Fr, orly)NINTHANNUAL PEACH BOWL CLASSIC 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 7 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORH000 24 MAC NEIL-LEHRER REPORT 6* 830 COMMUNITY CLOSE UP ELECTRIC COMPANY 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 7 I 900 2 PHIL DONAHUE S).W SESAME STREET 9 MOVIES (Men) 1-SlIs of Home ,assie Donald Crisp 1948, (Tues). Ma Pa 1 Kettle at the Fair -' Main. 'Percy. Kilbncio 1952 tWod) Ma and Pa Kettle at Wailuki' Marpne Main. Percy Kiltrdij 1955 (Thus.) Ma and Pa Kettle on the Farm Marorio Main, Percy Kalbndo 1954. (Fr,) Ma arid Pa Kettle on Vacation' Marono Main, Percy Kiltxide 1953. 12: MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 24 SESAME STREET waru, 930 6* 700CLUB 1000 2 12 SANFORDANOSON IRI 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 7 24 ELECTRIC COM PANY 1030 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1 ZOOM 24 (Men Tues Fri.) MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORH000 (Wed) PICCADILLY CIRCUS 'Ballet Shoes, Part 1 (Thu's.) PICCADILLY CIRCUS 'Ballet Sbees" Part II. up, oown or titagonaIly. Find eath and box it Bunch Nitroglycerin Georgia North Carolina Goobers Peanut Butter G. W. Carver Peanut Oil Tomorrow: Vikings . Policeman in. Protein Runner Shells Spanish :.. Lots 10. 11, 12. 13, Ii. IS, 16. Il. II, 19, and 70, CASA GRANDE, according to the plat thereof, as recorded , Plat Book II, Page 100, Public Records', of SemInole County. Florida DATED THIS .23rd day of Plans Arthur H Turn Writer WHEEL OF FOR- 4 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 DOUBLE DARE New game show hostod by Alex Trebek 6* NOTFORWOMENONLY Cohosts Poify Bergen. t Frau Field. 1 (Men tues Thu's.) FEEDBACK (Wad) THE EUROPEAN VISION OF AMERiCA (Fn) OUT THE. DOOR, 9 DONHOSHOW 24 (Men. Tues Fri ) SESAME STREET .- .' 4.-..' -, •1' ;- - - NEW YEAR'S ' EVE ENTERTAINMENT BY THE , e p TALISMAN " LOS ANGELES (APj - ft So next month, after nint sounds strange for an ex-Green . years as a Los Angeles cop Beret, a former police SWAT Kelbaugh is retiring. "pullln team rnember,.to admit it. But the pin," putting in for a disRick Kelbaugh, who was both of ability pension nearly two year those, says he originally wanted 'after almost burning to death It to get Into the dramatic arts. police helicopter crash. "SO I don't know," the 31. And he'll start his first yeai Year-old officer laughed. as a fuiltinie writer, with thret "Maybe the Man upstairs was "Police Story" scripts alread) saying along the way, 'Okay, logged, plus story outlines ht kid, now I'm going to give you sold the NBC series, one about your chance. But the only way I the crash and his still-contincan 4° It is to let you crash and ulng recovery from it. burn" ' The accident that helped decide Kelbaugh's transition from a man of action to a man of letters came what the easytalking, Utah-born officer calls "the not-so-merry month of May" in 1974. That month, he had to shoot and kill a suspect holding a hos(3ge at gunpoint. Then he nearly was killed in the headline-making sboout between police and Symblonese !..lber- 7:30 ' pm - '1('7"\ ' ) - cc 1 a.m. - County, Florida: Residential Unit No of Sh.oah, a condo,'ninium, Setlo Two, and a replat of Part of Tract B. The Highlands Section Two, recorded in Piat Book Il, Page 47, Public Records of Seminole County, # / ' ' LEONARD J. URBAN and - (NO MINIMUM AS COVER CHARGE) NIGHTLY ENTER TA I NM ENT ' .tieAjttt' ''I SKATING RINK ., 25th St. (SR46A) ' .-. ' • 4 ' Sanford ,' I ' Call:322-93$3 I)siis,i' 2700W. Plaintiff, whose address is P.O Box 1621, 239 N. flew York Avenue, Winter Park, Florida 37790, and file HORNSAND "f,J,'J, DOROTHY URBAN, his wIfe, an you are reQuired to serve a copy of your written defensit. if any, to It on Warren E Williams, Of Warren E, WillIams, PA.. Attorney for For Further Information ' ,, Florid., containing 1.53 acres, more or less, lying In Seminole County, Florida, has been filed agalesf FREE HATS BALLOONS ' that an Action to Foreclose a Lien on the following Property in Seminole NEW YEAR 'S RESERVATIONS ' , LIEN FORECLOSURE NOTICE OF ACTION TO Leonard J Urban and Dorothy Urban 315 59th Street New York NY 10019 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED in a 2544 PARK DRIVE SANFORD, FLA. 'I Ins original with the Clerk of the above Styled Court on or before the 10th day of January 1971. otherwise a judgment may be entered against you for tne relief demanded In the complains or pltitiofl. WITNESS my hand arid seal of said Court on the 6th day of Decemb.r, 1976.. (SEAL) Arthur H. B.ck*ith. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court e Jean E. Wilke Deputy-Clerk' PublISh: Dec. 5, IS, 22. 29, 1976 DEC-30 - and FRANCES M LAZARUS PIifltiff, t1Aaii DOROTHY URBAN, his wifi Def end Jnt Plaintiff, ' SCHARFF, V's NOW ACCEPTING NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY v's ' HENRY W BORGEN and EFFIE MAE BORGEN.aka EFFIE MAE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 16.I6.14.CA-el.0 SHEOAH HIGHLANDS TWO. INC., a-Florida Corporation, I. THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO 7$.IIU.CA.O9.S DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCiATION OF MIAMI, Beckwith, Jr. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND 'LEONARD IN . a - Publith Dec. 29, 1976 DEC lii ' Clerk of the Circuit Court By Patricia A Jackson Deputy Clerk DONALD F. WRIGHT. of SUTTON. WRIGHT & SMITH 1131 South Orange Avenue P0 Box347 Orlando. Florida 32102 Attorneys for Plaintiff Publiih' Dec. 29. 1976. DEC 110 1100 2 12 TUNE ' and for Seminole County, Florida, DATED. this 27th day o December, 1976 ' (Seal) ' Arthur H. Beckwith, jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By Patricia A. Jackson Deputy Clerk VAN DEN BERG. GAY . 5. BUR icE, PA Atlorrieys for the Plaintiff ' Post Office Box 793 Orlando, Florida 32502 . Defendants, NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that the real property situated In Seminal, County. Florida, described as fotlowt Lot 41, Block 0. NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE, Section 5 of Unit I. according to the plat, as recorded in Play Book I?, Page 31. Public Records of Semirlole'County, Florida and That part Of Lot 45. •kJN...i NE - Block C, NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE. Section S of Unit I, as recorded in Plat Book I?, Page 3), Public Records of Serm'irtote County. Florida. described as 1011Ow's: Beginning a! the Northeast corner Of -- ., -- . -. aiU LW 43, sato corner being on the arc of a curve, concave Nor- thwesterly having a radius Of 117.23 IeeI;.thence from a tangent bearing n South '5 degrees Cl mfnt.les 00 seconds West run Southwesterly o 00 feet along the arc of said curve and the Easterly boundaryof said Lot 45, through a central angle of 01 degrees 30 minutes 10 seconds to a point; thence North 66. degrees 1$ minutis 31 seconds West 11007 feet to the Northwest corner of said Lot 43; thince South 71 degrees 33 mlnut 39 seconds East 110.00 feet along the Northerly boundary of said Lot 43 to thepoint of beginning. wilt be sold for cash in hand to tne highest and best bidder at the front f the Seminole County Courthoute in Sanford, Florida, attn. hour of 11.00 On the 10th day of January, II??. by Arthur H. Beckwltti. Jr., the Clerk of the çlcuif Court, of tfie Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and tpr Seminole County, Florida, pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered by the CIrcuIt Court of tne Eighteenth JudicIal Circuit in and for Seminole County. Florida, in the case of DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMi. Ptilntilf, vs HENRY W BORGEN and EFFIE MAE BORC,EN ak-a EFFIE MAE SCHARFF, and FRANCES M. LAZARUS, which bears Case No. 76 IN4CA 09 5 Dated this 77lPi day of December, 1976. (Seal) Arthur H. Reckwlftt, Jr. Clrk of (tie Circuit Court By: PatrIcia A. Jackson Deputy Clerk PublIsh: Dec. 29. 1916 DEC, II, Earn Money No investment Take ,..,I--. -_ , -_ .'-""."i "'i "." Li'.4 JCWIS Call Toll FREE 8006)11251 for FREE CATALOG SALES KIT. ____________________________ TWOPLUSTWOISFOUR Arid That's A Fact' Clii'.c,fipri Ads G.'s RuIts And hit''. A Fact Too' Mature widow to Share home Ex Cellnt residential neighborhood. References required. 327 9371 G Want /ids e-vPr',di? _________________________________ Intere%$ed People' Become a Discovery Advisor and join our manager training program by offering educational service's to concerned arent% in Seminde County ') OVERkIOR' I CO MMISSION Rentals - _._ 30-Apartments Unfurnished Unlimited earning potential, NOW RENTING Sanford Court THINK A CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY ø4ther Vh1age 1 APARTMENTSI Arro'.'. From RanCh t-fouii)2i867O or 831.9777 eneva -. Bedroom ApIs. Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped Adult. Family One Bedroom From 135 1505 W. 25th 5t, Sanford, Fla, 3301 S. Sanford TAX PREPARERS * '1729 Ridgewood Arms 7 & 3 514 apIs, tennis. swimmin g , playground, recreation room, laundry room 5pm and clubhOu'.e 2557 Ridgeiivood AvC. Sanford. Ph. 323 6120 ,,. 2 ' I BR, turn apt , Iiqhts.,water furn Mature adults No Pets, 195. 377 1296 alter i w driys . -'--- HOMES of DISTINCTION MAYFAIR - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 7$.1179.CA.el.Q 210 WOODMERE BLVD Meg Real E'.t,ute Broker ________ General Contractor 3726131 Nice 7 BR block home, fijrn or unturn 323 2920 or 372 7829 after 6 o.,. 2 BR, 2 bath, turnish e d or un lurnittied Plenty of room for children 3. pet'. )fl 5639 I - Plaintiff, ' Defendants MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE NOTICE OF ACTION I W. 25th AddItIons RemodelIng WIT'I REALTY L that an action to torecigs, a mod' - _______ _____ _______ _______ .nxsc, nnir Ai I 263t S SanfC,rd Avy 321 0 7 59 eves Ifl PA..'. TijI,' $u,175 S tenstrom Realty ORIGINAL PRICE !2417OO NOW 18,525 heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen, Carpeting throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths, Quality Concrete block construction, 1,064 square feet of living area. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to shopping and schools -- No maintenance fees. Central - drnere - DAILY-1:30 a.m.-S:30 SAT-fl a.m..4 p.m. SUN-i p.m..4 p.m. CALL Another Fine Development By p.m. ' - Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REAL TOP ' 1919 5 French Ave 372 19'll 377 1498. 377 1951. 373 3986 PAYTON REALTY Req Real Estate Broker RFPITALS Apts, & domes SALES farmorCity 36.40 HiawathA all? 9'2 cOuntry IBR. 2 bath with split hour plan in excellent condition 332 1301 Day or N;ght (,ARNE IT - bath in like new Cenlral H A, family room, eat 'n kitchen with break fast bar, plus lots more Fantastic buy •t 129.750 DIRECTIONS: In Sanford.. West on 25th St. an t7.,2 Mile To RIdg.wood ,ve., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive WILCO CCNsTUC1lON OMPAY HArtwelI 1 .ilI Sriritor , "u l'.u; - Eli - 79-TrUcks-Trailers I I I -- - 80-Autos for Sale - 1974 Super Beelle. 25.000 miles, excellent condition Talc. payments, 188 23 month 53.4 $783 _______________________________ '. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '77 and '7) Models Call 3238570 or 834 4605 Dealer, ADS ARE SMALL 'osize. ot - on delivery __________________ ' f4-Horses . i . e Al E sju r Jfr".L : STILLGO1NGON HORSE SPIDER STORE 5 S.sntoru Aye I ________ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION _______________________ t't •DI"T r'ic - I '. -. itic, 1971 DODGE i TON PICKUP SF1 Bed 51,100 Phone 32)5600 I 196.3 Ford F 100 pickup ; air conc. automatic. 352 egine 372.7550 i wk days, 75 30 AsIc for Dick Lacy. Pc.:.l:.' Put Complete profe'ss.onat groom.rig 467 Park Hwy 92. I mile west at 5peeday Dav'ori,a Bect'i all hoid a puclic AUTO AUCTION exert Tuesday night at 7 23 it". the Orily one in Cl,,.,.. ,... - h'? Ic - 'fle reserved 7 retraIonteevnl,flic' rId Ca" 904 255 8311 for furlri.er :e-',Is d'1 '"- 'V Se', ________ ___________- Req Meal Estate Broker 101.414 KRIDER,ASSOC 101 * Comm,rCiil Phone 372 7511. Sanford House br '.ale. b . 2565 PARk. tour tuome _____ ______ Landscaping & Hauling ___________________________ '' Lawn Care a - H I 'tAlL PEG I. YARD Y EQUiPMENT service, Clearing, Mowing, Brick hoe loader 323 8827 nIUGHE .'.hO G:.irA;L CLE AN P"ore- 234 Il'' Tree Trimming & Mantenance Free. Estimate'. Licensed Phon, 322 7557 Home Improvements Cnr.'r.,i fr-iCt & Ar Conditioning Fur tre'* c".hm,,te'S. call Carl H.1rri5 Al SEARS fl Sanford 332 Owner 2 BR. frame house, corner lot. sti, 25R Cbhome. large lot. convenient Term'. 516,500 Pnone 3235.300 EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowing, EcIg.ng, Trimming Free Estimates Phone 323 _ - ____________________ I DICK'S LAWN SERVICE c"arcit's HomC Repairs, Room .MO*iflg Trimming. Edging With ".dtons. Concrete Work. Pi.nl .1 Pr'spofl Tjh 13085)4 i-u Carpenter 61ork. Ceramic t'ium Enclgturys 323 6.125 Free E'.tm.,t,'s ;., Cleaning . ________________________ SOFA & CHAIR SHAMPOOED Al'.o Crp.et Shanipooed I Carpentry, Remodeling, A0I Only 535 Ptuone)fl 1588_________________________________ Custom Ark Liensed. Bndv'ii Free estimate 32) 6031 Dee & Gerry'. Cleaning Se'qv ,ce . , Re'..cjenliaI & Commerci.i Clean Roof'nq.S.oirug. Shieti mtti. Alum rug RI I. Box 171CC S.anlord, F I . Softits, . Painting a cant 32171 3236.125 Uutters..''rext,, coa''ng SreeCIC Large QU4iit1 SmAll ijOIir 'dii E,ar,'. III 9911 Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7302 P.1rKDrive 332186,5 - Sewing Electrical ____________________________ _______ -2420 Multiple Listing Service WHITE Cottage, S rooms, 1 bath, 251 S 3rd SI . Lake .%'.ry $11,500 Phone 530 I70 Saurs Leader ' 322 ANYTIME O,Cf ' CQUNrY 2705 tlarcs.su'. Ae Recently reduced beautiful conditiOn It IU Campo.'ii & Si3ftil system AlSo Roofn.t Go?Ir5 20 vr', E p Eagle- SO riJ Co 831 9S.) Stemper Realty -- (Sri TOWERS BEAUTY SALON i4orrrerly Harrell". Beauty Nook) 5)9 F 1st St - 32'? 3742 -- ' . 'rOiJi '" .:. . -65-Pets.SUppIles - . ,1tun fl-,rn For PeC5OnI ServiceCaIl 120 Anderson Circle - Loveiy 3 BR. I DaIfl Wilt, w w carpeting, excellent Condition on beautifully land sc.speii lot BPP e.1rrant.d Priced Al 525.000 DREAMWOLD cozy 3 BR, 3 . (SEAL) ' 1 i911 Harley Davidson Super Glide F XE 1700, 9.450 miles $2400 Phone 372 6263 ' The Old Singer Stoic ç, Beauty Care - WE HAVE A HOME FOR i I FOR INFORMATION . 323117080 I MODEL OPEN: , and priced tight BPP warranted JuSt $28,500 eI(*3 i DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Plarclwick. Broker Deltona, 886.661) 1301 F 4th St Lovely tIll. I bath Borne 'S -deal 'Or newlyweds 01' retred couple Nice corner lot has big tree's, and is convenient to shopping Only 121,500 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR HOLIDAYS Ave Aluminum Siding wail to a.III carpeted tloors A real bargain .11 only $15,000 OR Reduction On'Our 2 Bedroom, 1'/2 Bath Townhouse BLAIR AGENCY 37) )$6óor 32) 7710 keg Rjl Estate Orolier I 25% ALAN KAfIDALL; AR DAMAN & ASSOCIATES, INC., a Florida corporation; SENTINEL STAR COMPANY, a Delaware corporation; WILLIAM E. BERN STEIN; FRANK L. HARRINOTOti JR; COSMO E, MINGOI,.LA, NORTH ORLANDO WATER a SEWER CORPORATION, a k-c NORTH ORLANDO WATER $ SEWER COMPANY, a Florid, corporation, and GUARANTy BAtIK & TRUST COMPANY, _____ BATEMAN REALTY Forrest Greene Inc. poratlon 78'-Notorcycles ' Motorcycle insurance ROliaa,ly beds, folding tAble'. and Chairs, punch bwIs, cups. chafing dsh c .srpet cleanng mAcninC arid vacums Amercan Re-n' All '32? 9113 .,. ___________________ o,.. - ---------------,, ELTONa Gleason Clean 2 BR, I bath home .v'.;S. carport. screane poror'., Stove, refrigerator, terrazzo rind DEVELOPMENT ENTERPRISES, INCORPORATED, a Florida cor - Best Wi5h's $0. .5 Joyous Chrittm4s and a Henith H.1pCy New Year room Large tree'. OWNER MOTIVATED $23,900 FHA the D. P MITCHELL'S SURVEY OF THE LEVY GRANT, according 10 !h P1,1 I)i*lt, 65 ra,,odc4 In Plat' Book I, Page S. Public Record's of Seminole County, Florida, has been filed agaInst - I 3 BR I bat, Borne heat 8. air. l7'xll.' g.ir'ie -.4 1. .'.L - nuv JUNK CARS - from $10 to $30 (aj 322 1621 after I p m - ,,, . - ____ _______ 77-Autos Wanted C'jui Your Can Carpet Rent Our Rfn'.e.nyac CjRRrILL C FcJRyl TUR E 332 3181 - WIL5ONMAIERFURPIITURE' BUT SELL TRADE ill 315 E fir'.? 322 5522 _________-5, - CAR STEREO - 6-2 -Equipment for Rent - DISTRIBUTORS SR 46, I mi East I I ' - CREDIT No Problem'' I In.Dast stereotor 'tour car, New arid used Prices start at 51995 or $10 per mOnth NO MONEY DOWN We taki. trade ins. CS CITY 115 S Orlando Av , Winter Park (Neat to Anderson's ResI on 17.93) , SAIF4FORD SEWING CENTER S. IFS SANF ORD We're Offering A 0610 Rt L'.tt Broker 20)75 FRENCH tgage on the following property In Seminole County, Florida The East fist of Lot 56. lyIng North of Wagner Road, 510(1 0 of flria'r, 32) BALL REALTY I FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H I T -- Sinner e'nu,nne'r! tr, ,n ,..', a,', ,,..... buttOnhole's Balance Of 15888 or It' payment'. of 16 Call Credt Manager 3329111 or see Al 33 7595 112 0179 3210041 TRUST COMPANY a foreign banking corporation 350 Main Street Worcester. Massachusetts 0)600 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED [',I.,t.- ' Singer Zig-Zag rear yara '.16,9W 76-Auto Parts -'- Ste.iri' -- - - Sacrifice Sale. i976 Concord mOtor home, 21. Self contained, like new Upder 5.000 ml Make offer. 323 .2910 or 32) 3650. Merchandise -62-Lawn-Garden i COUNTRY FURN I , 75-Recreational Vehicles . Wood or Sleet lesk'., CeCi.'yC desk & CI",i rs, ecre'ar;al desks 8. cpairs. siraighi chairt, -tlPn' Cabinets, as is Cash and carry ' NOLLS , Casselberry, 1192 530 .1206 We sell Our trade in lurntur at low priCes Good selection COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 2 . 1 bath, screened porch, 'ed 32) 5.620 ROBSOPI MARINE 2921 1a 179'? Wou'irulf S Gôrden Center iiJl Celry Av (,cseui 'hI Jn 3 Firewood 373 8322 Hwy 46 West, Sanford - 1109 51-Household Goods Dell's Auction Center . 'Used Office Furniture Immediate Delivery 319 5173 or 349 5.17? ____________________________ NEED A PlOM' 5300 down payment to qu.,lilieci buyert BR. I', bath'.. ,.ntraI heat, refurbished As low is 115.000 Re-c Re-n SHOP .... 'Open Daily For Retail Sales tO, S 30 SieelMaster I drawer iegal Size filing caD,net. green. $75 ProtectAil SAfe. 21" a 19" 31' outside moasuremenls, $123 P.0 Allen adding machine lmaruuaii, US, Paymaster Check writing machine 525 3220771 reconditioned auto SI? 15 exchange REEL'S BODY Saritord Ave 1598 1 __ , ________________________ I CALL 3223103 Sanfor , _______________________ TO GUARANTY RANK & Publish' Dxc. 29, 1976, Jan. 5, II, 11 1977 DEC 123 . Lake Monroe acres, R' ~ bath, pool. $15,000 JENNY CLARIs, Rit1, REALTOR. In I APPOINTMENT DEVELOPMENT ENTERPRISES INCORPORATED, a Florida cor poratlon, et al Artht H Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Cour-t By: LIllian Woodman Deputy Clerk ME •: must liquidate all consignments. COME EARLY. '76 -)ff ice Suppites-- table complete with ac Guaranteed batler its * pliances. beds & bedong. chests, dressers. couches, easy chaIrs, alt kindsof d'.hes, pots, pans,etc We ' Lead Elec'rpnic tS'tcon 6 '.trng Guitar, wIt, Jorcn. amplifier Excellenr (Oridihi On, 125.0 323 5364. Baby Furniture & infant ClOtheS. extra good Condition __________ I .- -- THURSDAY NIGHT 1.31.iP rn..,ni.i. 'i 3fl 97 Fly Owner- Cozy Bungalow Lge Wooded Lot at Perk Lake 7 BR, Sewing em Au new nterior A H Low 120's 321 91 or 323 0197 eves wkend I FOR - NO AUCTION SALE Accessories . I tip to S pm 72-AUCtion , . Gr,eenoes. "MVu- Ca II Ba it ' - Couch & Chair, light green Hercuion labric, 1150. S Gal AQuArium tank Aitli extras. 19 322 5.615 alter S XI ., Oi'iuir & & - . 59-MusIcal cessorie-'. 575. Also '74 Honda XL 175. $125 32) 1214 I Sunday, 9 a rn CHARGE Reserve free spaces Phone 37? 17'd. 7 P rn to 9 p ru-I Al-If ngnit and used Free demonsiration, Katie's W'ekiy Landing, 372 4470 . ____________________________ BR, excellent Cofldition, central heal & ar. carpet fenced, much more Im'ni'j.,,'- occupancy PCdUCe'd ., ' ''-".0 UCMLCi(5 Empty your carport or garage Make $55 and have fun swapping loOt Bring your articles to AP.ove Land Drive In Theatre Swap Shop - Flea Market. south 17 92. ever' __________________________ -__ Reg',jlation Size laS' pool fable and accessories. ss Phorie 3726283 3 OR. family room, good condilion Large lot, South Sanford area 117.500 34-W)biIe Homes . II tO v,iluesto III ISoiledI PAYTOP4'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 76.10 H'awattua .111792 I' Pool WANTED' SELLERS-- weedless motors, new AFTER CHRISTMAS BARGAINS 2 tIP, custom horrte on 2 Secluded lot'. Hardwood floors. eat in kIchen. over sized rooms Plenty of room for, garden 511,900 _______________________________ IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY 3?? 2)'.? Happy New Year - 55'-'Boats Trade 8. - - Canoes Income Tai Prepared at my office, 9 am 106 p m . or at your home, 1 pm tO 10 p m Wesley Kulp. 401 W. First SI, Sanford. 3727335 272 617) -------- /0-Swap FM receiver, I track - 2 Window air conditioners. Both for $100. lirm Phone 831 8782 ___________________________ Furni'.hed 7 beOrOom house, t,.'hnd Ethell'. Aritq0.'s .'n Orariçe Blvd ôI Paola. S E'. Ekre - _____________________ m ____________ Piiit'. pm ' new for 5.550 Was Christmas layaway There is only a $286 balance due Purchaser lpft area and we are unable to locate You can hAve machint for 3236 balance cash or take up payments of SI? a month Will take trade as part payment Call Orlando 628 1739 driy or flght, tree home trial. no obligation ST. JOHNS REAL Y CO. BROKERS Maitland Auction 64' loll free from Sanford tape player. I wood grain air suspension speakers, Regular vice $300 Wilt tall in. •in . payments $12 month Electronic Showplace, IllS S Orlando Aye, Winter Park (in. the Harper Plumbing Bldg 17 ill - SEWING MACHINE SINGER FUTURA We have 1976 Singer Futura, sold Professionalscustom 3 REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or Night - 41-Houses WINTER PARK, N A., a national banking corporation, - Harold Hall Realty JOHNNY WALKER needle, h Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. COunter tops, sinks Installation available Bud Cabeil. 332 8052 anytime Call For Free Maps Pictures & Details 2 BR. unfurnist,ed. 1125 mon'h, first and test rnoritt- in advance Aye WE BUY FURNITURE STEREO component, with professional turntable, diamond Estate S0-Mjscellaneous for Sale . SAN LANTA- Government home's 5100 dOwn 3 Bedroom 1)50 mo. Information in Window OF Real -. BR. near hospital 544.250 RAVENNA PARK- Choice 3 s". ,tit amenities 532.000 PINECREST- Retirement special 3 tsR Charm 528.000 3 BR house, with large fenced yard. SunlAnd. $175 per mo., 1st & last 322 5059 ______________________________ Real Estate Large Wood.-d Lot'. P4vd Street'. Sewer'. Strert L'ghts Sidewalk'. EQUITY ______________________________ ' need' you OR Merchandise acre plus, take privileges, near I 559,500 LOCH A)BOR ideal large family pool. 517,500 Il 92, 4 room'. carpeted, bath. kitchen facilities lolal 660 '. Ideal for law otliC5, med,cal dtnti or other p'ofes'.onal i , e's KISH REAL F' STATE INC 321 00.11 -- , HAPPY NEW YEAR CHECK OUR BUSINESS DIRECTORY for the ServiceMan Galleries, 3226972 ______________________________ DAMAGED IN FREIGHT . LAKE MARY-- Spacious 3 BR, 1 -- CASH REAL TO' OFF ICE SPACE, Frencti Avenur You QUICK Re-g Real Estate Broker 103W 1st St . Santord --'fl-Ilniic.,o.c llnfiirn,chnd ______________________________ -us ouoi or us U)I, eves 31-Business Property eIco me 47-Real Estate Wanted ___________________ CallBart PARK RIDGE BR, 2 bitt,, on turn'thed home, rent 5215 mo KISH REAL ESTATE. INC. 321 Casn for Antiqui Consignments wanted Hi Way 46 Auction UP REPOS$E5,,ED IN DASH I TRACK AM FM StereoS track with beautiful wood grain front Sold new for 52 Balance due $19 or payment'. of $7.90 per month May be seen at CO City. 1155 5 Orlando Ave. Winter Park (In the Harper Plumbing Building 17.92). M. UNSWORTH REALTY - & -.---_.--. LONOW000 DUPLEX- Modern, clean 7 BR, carpeted, central air, large Wooded lot, Reduced to 129.900. Terms, CLIFF JORDAN, P EAL TOP, 830 Hwy . Longwooij, 831 5777 _____________________________ Req Real Estate Broke I ICt) F 75th Cl 372 "•", 4i 46.A Income Property TAFFER REALTY Sanfordarea,offLaI'.eMry Blvd.? BR, ijnlijrr I child 51)5 Av,ul,ur,,:i' Jan 2 8)1 9O4 $23 COLOR TELEVISION --USED-COLOP TV It" portable Sold new over $100, will sell fr $109 or payments of Si? per month No money down. CR CITY. 1153 S Orlando Ave., Winter Park (next to Anderson's Restaurant on 17 . RFALTORS830 M)61 Eve'. 323 3849 . 2 BR unlurnistied, children, pets o k '.130 mo 1?) iSIS or I 901 7360299 TV'. Sanhord, 322 0357 , CRANK CON'ST REALTY ' Eves 372 1557, 332 4179 207 E 75th St 31A-Eiplexes ________________________ uSed MILLER'S, 2619 Orlando Drive, Four residential lots, sewer, water, paved streets Priced for rn mediate sale , ' 323.1832 1 BR Mobile home toe rent. no pets. 112$. 830 8650 HARRY M HOBBS. P A Attorneys for Plaintiff 725 E Kennedy, Blvd. Tampa, Florida 33602 PUblish Dec 21, 1976 DEC-in foreign bankIng Corporation, ant you are reQuired to serve.a copy your written defenses, If any, to lt Jere F. DanIels of TURNEULI. ABNER AND DANIELS, Attorney, for Plaintiff, whose address is Ii West Lyman Avenue, P.O. Box 100 Winter Park. FlorIda 37790, and fll. the original with thi Clerk .of (lv above styled Court on or biter January 29th, 1977; other-wise. Iudgm.nt may be entered agates you fur the relief demanded In Its complaint or petition, WITNESS my hand arid the seal 0 Said Court on December 23rd, 1974 REALTOR ChC cc acreage available carpeted. quiet I and 2 bedroom'.. $175 to 5133 nicntti l'Pni' i".lv IS. Good ' NOW IS THE TIME - Mortgage money it plentiful, and the lowest cost to both buyer 5. seller in I CIJA ..A IA 0....l r""'''" ra,e 5 8 pct and HO discount points Cait us now for your new home Lovely 3 room api Very well turn and carpeted Reasonable rent. ill W First St ___________ Wanted to buy used office furniture quantity Any NOLL'S CASSELBERRY. Hwy 17 92, 530 1706 53-TV.Radto.Stereo -. - O".te'en 106 acre's, 500- -ft on neW road Ideal for home, horses or vegetables ' Terms $15,900. Broker, 831 0171. . INC. . - - Cash 322.4132 For used furniture, appliances. ' toots. etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart., 215 Sanford Ave _____________ _______________ ' 43-Lots-Acreage Privacy 68-Wanted to Buy Frost free refrigerators, $95 to $115. chest freezer, $50 to IllS, washer, dryers & ranges All guaranteed Barry". Appliances We make Service calls 373 7050 - . MLS 1881 Get plenty of prospects Advedie your product or service in the Classified Ads WASHER - Parts. Used machines __.O0N.!.±cC.S 373 0.!'7 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate s sold daily in the classIfied ads Nothing small about that 3 BR. 71' * 61' Barrington, VA loans available GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 OrlAndo Dr IT) S2I) Hal Colbert ReaIt Furnished apartment, 2 rooms and bath. he,st .und ar, carport. $15 Phone 37) 1767 . , K ENMOR E Brigadcr 24' a 52'. 3 P. 7 bath, c'entral H & A, fully carpeted, new refrigerator, utility shed, drapes. $7,500 3733627, LAKE MONROE ' Mayfair, Over I acre, cust3m 3 BR, 2 bath home' with Court-yard Near hO'.pitl 12? 5171 lFekderPigs,7SA5Lb'. ' Service -.- ON MONtHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv.air Cond Maid Serv QUALITY iNtl NORTH I 5. SR 1)1, Longw-riod 67 lOi30 67-Livestock.Poultry - ____________________________- ___________________________ Story-- I BR, 2", baths Recreational facilities. $39,900 JENNY CLARK, Peity, ReAifor. 377 1595 - Late' mortal, colored refrigerators arid ranges 30 day guarantee Sanford AuCtiOn, 1700 S French. S7'i 7)i(j 42-Mobile Home's LAke Mary- 3 BR, 1'.', bath new hornet Under $25,000 With less than $750 down Government f U'nq By I, -- der. 831 1649, Eqai Housing Opportunif SAN MO PARK, t: . be'Jroor'i Irailer .upts Adult & family park A'rPty' iSIS t4.vj I? 92. Santord 31)19)0 - BR. Furnished, SIlO Katie's Wekiva Landing 327 1.470 Life In -.,. - 33-Houses Furnished Lake View Apartment - 7 Bedroom. likC new Reasonable Phone 322 sonal inlervew, call 305-1)0 7525, C) -. 31-Apartments Furnished - " ) Wednesday, Dec. 29, 1976-78 - BARGAIN PRICES BR tome for sale, small amount down and t,ik over payment'. Will coiSider renting 372 0242 ________________________________ 372 2111 After Hours '1220641 Ft. 52-Appliances needs" fast and at a lOw. tow rost -- 323.3301 Monday through Friday. 9 a m to M.iniqed Ave. Brand new. Sparkling with charm! Furnished Studios, unfurnithed 1 & 2 bedroom units Your new home features Shag Carpeting Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase Private Entrance Dead bolt Lock Fenced Patio Color co ordinated Kitchen 5. Appliances Abundant Storage Space "Energy Efficient" Air Con dl iOd-Iing Package Full Circle Insulation & Sound Proofing Plo One living above or below you Full lime Resident Service Directors Model'. open t0a m 'tit6p m Daily Come see u'. or rail lit, neecjn,j thrpuunout central Florida a tr north s Daytona .,ricj as tar SOuth as Melbourne and every community In between wherever this newspaper i'. C3d bull lime and part time, days. evening'. and weekends You mutt be experienced in preparing iedrat incom, Tax Form 1010 rind all Supporting Schedules. We are the largest in home tAx preparation Service fl Florida Exceptionaily high earnings iri order to QUAlify, you must have your own auto ani portable electronIc calculator, For per 322-2090 "ro,'.oniiiy ' Apartments Pert Full time Good character, neat appearance $1,000 up for 100 sales interviews Flexible hours Internationally known educational publiSher Opportunity in management for thoSe who qualify Equar Opportunity Employer Write for interview: Chester D Hirschy, 1)53 W. Fairbanks AvC . Orlando. Fla., 32531 Luxury Patio Apartments Studio, 1.2.3 _1 WANT ADS WILL SELL your "don't ' 1524 Park Dr Realtor J 0011 Exceptional Opportunity Highway 17.97, Sanford a -- -- STOP AND MINUTE IF LAKESIDE EASY WANTADWAY ReaJAn.Ju'.etfle E... OVtEOCi FTU- Duplexes Furn. or Unfur' , Wooded, Home size to's RIOGEWOOD VILLAGE. 365 37?i Air, OFFICE MANAGER.. Knowledge' typing & office procedures Ma lure, precise, intelligent. Retred Serviceman acceptable -' nAiVE • Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. T 29-Rooms ___________________ HIGHWAY SAFETY pursuant to an order or Fri,il Judgment entered In the Atr.it captioned case, I wIll Sell the property situated in Semlnoie County, Florida, described at Lot NO. S. Of LOt A of RoSeland Park. Beginning 150 feel north arid 1733 feel east of the S W. corner of Lot A run east 53 S feet, north 1450 feet west 535 tet south ItS 0 feet to beginning ILets south 75.0 feet for road) as per plat recorded in Plat ' Ave ________________ -____________ FLOpIO MORRIS LITTLETON and BLANCHE LITTLETON. his wife. S Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE it hereby given thu. ' NURSES, all Shift'. Geriatric cx perience Preferred Apply ,n person Sanford Nurting & Con vaiescent Cenler, 950 MeItonviip ARRIVE Pliintitf, BANK Orange Blossom Trail-17) 1019, SHOP, RENT, SWAP THE COUNTY, Book 7, page SI. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. at public Sale. to the highest and best bidder for cash, at the wUt front door of the Seminole County Courthouse. In Sanford, Florida. at 1100AM on February Itt, 1977 (Seal) ', Arthur Becliwith, Jr Clerk of ttue Circuit Court By. Patricia A ,tacksori Deputy Clerk ATTENDANTS.- For private men's club, over II. High income potential Apply 241? South Elderly lady as tivein companion for same Light cooking and cleaning. Small , salary. Reference'. required 322 3643 alter a p m -- ' OfvllOfl "B" BARtlETT FACTORY WORKER- Mature, accurate, intelligent Retired serviceman preferred United Slvtnt 373 lAO? _________ Over 10.01)0 people are reading thi'. id Don'l you with the item you hAvC br sate was liSted _____________________ DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED for do it yourseifers, $50 Marilyn's i? Secretarial Servce. O,.ai, 901 732 5773 Not,iry Marriages Pertormicj I Uardens . - Ciassit ted Ads - ORGANIST CHOIR DIRECTOR urgently needed beginning January I. Salary .pp'ox $200 ma Grace United Methodist Church, Call 332 1477 "Your Future Our Concern" 701 Commerciai. Sanford, 373 5176 DeLand. 736 71S.4 MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise daily (fi , 'B.i Agency... Little Fir 41-Houses .'.'.cdcrn 2 TSP apt , ,V ,V coi'..-I. central H A. kitchen appl con venient area 323-1467. Camper Tr,iit'r lc.ir rent, 21, fijI bath, twin bedS, Heat, air 332 375? Companion Needed lfllmedi,Itety GETTING MARRIED' Crave Simple beauty' Call Dot. Notary Public, 322 2026 5. Wk nd's IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Seminole County. Florida. together with all structures, liii provements, tixtures. appliances, and appurtenances on said land or used n cortlunction therewith. ' The aforesaid sale will be made pursuant to a Final Judgment en tered in Civil No 76 1996 CA 09 C row pending In the Circuit Court of the Eigtuteenth Judicial Circuit' in GET A QUALITY BUY at a fair price Shop the Want Ads 41-Houses nurses; RH's & LPN's, Aides, Aide /IRE YOU tROUBLED'? CatI ToU Free 621 1727 for "WE Care", AduitS & Teens FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA No. 71-1691-CA-el . tact customers. We train Write M A Dick, Pres , Southwestern Petroleum. Ft. Worth. Ti Let me snow you how you can make 5300 5500 per week, Call 373 8517 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? ALANOtI FOR FAMILIES OR FRIENDS OF PROBLEM DRINKERS For further informaton call 123 1557 or write S.inford Al AnonFamily Group P.O Box 553 S,unford, Fla. 32771 ANDREW P KELLY and FRAN CES E, KELLY. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that on the 71st. day of January, 1977 at 11.00 am. at the west front door Its Courthouse of Seminole County, atslnfOrd.Flonldatheundecsign.d Clerkwlllofferforsalethe following described real property. Lot 7, Block B. SUMMERSET NORTH. according to me plat thereof as recorded in P1.1 Book IS, Pages 13 and 11, Public Records of INC niis m,sture person for shorl trips surrounding Sanford area Con Write P 0 Box Ill) - 3OApar1ments Unfurmshed TEXAS OIL COMPAtIY 18-Help Wanted . MID STATE HOMES, flotda corporation, tIAVEL ORANGE S. $2 50 (Ii,' ifl LU6lor 322 6733 Sanford, Florida 32771 vs December, !916 (Circuit Court Seal) To VAN DEN BERG, GAY 18-Help Wanted II) your Phone ________________________________ Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phone 12) 4557 Notice is hereby given that pur uiint t.o a Summary final Judgment of Foreclosure dated 32nd d.i -y of December 1976, and entered ri Case Number 752397 CA 09 E of the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole County, Florida, wherjin SOUTHEAST BANK OF EAST ORANGE, tk.a BANK OF EAST ORANGE, a Ftorida banking con Foreclosure' That part of the Northwest ' of the Northwest ' in Section 19, Townthip 21 South. Range 30 East, South of Ballard Street. East of Walkers Addition to Altamonte Springs No. 2. according tQ the PIat Book 12. page 93. and West of Railroad. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, also known as Lots I through 23. CASA GRANDE, according to the plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 1$, Page 100, Public Recoras of Seminole County, Florida. LESS , J'0.' Things to Eat SELL THAT CAR TODAY' Place a low cof wAnt ad thpn slay close FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Friday. the lAth day Of January, 1977, at 11:00 o'clock A.M • at the w%t front door of the Courthouse ri Seminole County, in Sanford, Florida, ARTHUR H, BECKWITH, JR - Clerk of the Circuit Court in and Ion Seminole County, FlorIda, will offer for sale to the highest and bek bidder, for cash, at public ot,,tcr the following described personal property of MICKEY BESSIGNANO ane .iuo'r BESSIGNANO, located In Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows, in sra lots, to wit: a One (I) Factory Custom Build Proshop Model No. 4.52 presently located at 311 Charlotte, Longwood, Florida 33250; b Five (5) GS.43Gt C. E. High Intensity Flood Lights; ten (10) C50!G0.S3 C E. High Intensity Flee.1 Lights, and five (5) light pole,, presently located at 311 Charlotte, Longwuod, Florida 32750. c One (I) Wittek Golf Ball Washer. Model W.70, presently located at 311 Charlotte, Longwood, Florida 32750 The above Sale it made pursuant to Partial Summary Judgment entered In the above entitled cause, Civil Action No. 76.1921 CA 09 B, now pending in the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida, IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have, hereunto set my hand and the Of. tidal seal of this Court this 23rd day ° December, 1976.. .iS&l Arthur H Oeckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Patricia A Jackson Deputy Clerk Joseph V Agar. Es, S MAitIfld Ave Maitland, Fla 22751 Publish, Dec. 29. 1916 DEC Ill DAVID ARTHUR HATTAWAY, xl UI., et at Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE list DAY OF January, Iln t ii 00 a m at tt'ie west front door of the Courthouse Of Seminole County, at Sanford, Florida the undersigned Clerk will offer for sate the following described real properlyLot III, Unit 4, WINTER SPRINGS, according to the plal thereof as recorded in Plat Book II Pages 6. 7 and I, public recoras of Seminole County, Florida, together with all structures, rn. provemenls, tixlures. appliances, and appurtenances on said land or used in conlunction therewith The aforesaid sale will be made pursuant to a Final Judgment entered In Civil No. 76 1769 CA 09 0 now pending in the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County, Florida DATED this 27th day December, 1976 ISeat) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Patricia A. Jackson Deputy Clerk 9-Good 4'1V0RCE FORMS For tree in formation write to Box 791, Pomp,,no. Fla . 3)06) - SALE poration. is the Plaintiff, and JA'.5E5 C LEWIS and VIA IN VESTMENT CORPORATION, a riorida corporation, are the Defendants, I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at the West Front door of the Seminole County Court House. Sanford, Florida, at 11.00 AM on the 6IP, day of January, 1977, the following described property as set forlh in said Summary Final Judgment of . Marpno IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINc COUNTY, rLOI2IDA. CASE NUMBER: 76-1921.CA.09.B SOUTHEAST FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MAITLAND, a national banking association (formerly known as The First National Bank of Maittand, Plaintiff, 's MICKEY BESSIGNANO, JUDY BE5SIGNANO. BARNETT BANK OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, N. A., SUN BANK OF EAST ORLAND H. A,, and VICTOR COMU TOMETER CORPORATION, a Foreign corporation. 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL NO 76.1749-CA09.O FREDERICK W BERENS. INC. Plaintllf, & BURKE. PA. . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Attorneys for the Plaintiff FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Poit Office BO 793 FLORIDA Orlando. Florida 32502 CASE NO, 73.2397.CA.09.E Publish Dec. 29, 1976 SOUTHEAST BANK OF EAST DEC II! ORANGE, I k a BANK OF EAST -_. ORANGE. a Florida banking cor' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Fxraflon, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Plaintiff. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE vs COUNTY, FLORiDA. JAMES C LEWIS. ef xl, CIVIL NO. 76.1994-CA.99.0 . Defendants. HOME SAVINGS BANK, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE " Plaintiff. 12 EMERGENCy ONE 4-Personals FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Ishereby given that we are engaged In busineSS at Hwy 436 and Academy Drive, cminoie Cuflty, Florida under the fictitiOuS name of FOREST CITY SPORTS CENTER. and that we intend to register said name With In. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Wit: Section Ib,.i)9 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Gordon A. Locke Patricia W. Locke Publish. Dec I, 15. 72. 29. 1976 DEC29 ___________________________ CONSUMEF SURVIVAL KfT (Wed.) THE WAYlTWAS(Fr,)*jrjajJ 24 VILLA ALEGRE ' 1200 2 vs ______ _________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 105 E. 25th St., Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name A I ALIGNMENT CENTER, and that I infnd to regisler laid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, FlorIda in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: SeCtion 16509 Florida Statutes itsi 5 Kenneth L (Ok Publith: Dec. I, IS, 72. 29. 1976 DEC21 24 (Men) ANYONE FOl TENNYSON? (Tuos.) ONCIE UPON A CLASSIC (Wod an(1 Fri .IAI'J IANi& WtTIJ 'p'-"-' ''.-, •v,Ir1 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 24 MOVIES (Men ) Datfy Bi'ead" (Tues.) 'Beauty arid 45 LOCAL NEWS 2 DAILY 9 1150 SM PAUL HARVEY COMEN- 4 (Meat (Ts) iiIh Caioiina 1130 2 12 STUMPERS 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE e LOVE. AMERICAN STYIE - Morning arrests a Itxige she believes is trying to pick her up 4 6 CBS MOViE 'Saab E3uco wn, Barbara Feldon 1975 Take off on small town beauty pageants 7 FAMILY FOCUS 9 BARETTA Tony (Fber1 Rake) rmist slop a professional killer out to get a local rrobster. (RI 930 2 12 THE PRACTICE JLdos(Dannymomas)opene his office to a colleague to save him from the txxodom of retwerent 1000 2 12 THE QUEST The Baudine txothers aid a parly of surveyors set on by a gang of herder bandits. SM NEWS 7 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 9 CHARLIE'S ANGELS The 9 WILD, WILD fAr Thursday Lionel's pnnciples 2 4 2 210 9 DAILY WORD Evening Herald, Sanford, Legal Notice - Legal Notice Legal Notice I _________________ - TELEVISION 2 ) 1976 Ins ula ti BOWt. IN EL F IT Pi( F ICctr,i Coplraclors indu'.fri'al Corn merCial. residential estimate'. Jfl 2313 Free Blown in insulation.. Mjy In %U16t,on Co 1300097 or 5.531 - : Dress Making, Drapes, tJpl'.OI'.Ir, 372010? AilOrAl.n YOU CAN'T BEAT A WANT AD FOR RESULTS Try-me tgi [To List Your BuSiflesS,,.DIQ'l 322-2611 or _____________________________________________ - 831-99931 'c 1" �IS-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 29, I97 Evening"e Its our 69th Year, No. U2-Thursday, ever y where a sale December 30, 1976 d Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents sale. ... That's The Question In Tallahassee And Seminole —__ By EI)PnlCKIrrr herald Staff Writer The exotic weed-eating fish — the white amur has pitted two state agencies against - 331/3 % pointed out empty lakes, oftentimes mysteriously, will fill up with fish — if conditions are favorable. With that in mind, he said he does not bel ieve the sta te can gu arantee amur will An ally sies - off Closeout ;-i n robes, lo e ea //7 o . .., . \ / ung w I \ Reg. $15 $25. Warm winter robes loungewear in a huge selection orints. lice trims plush velveteens r ,.. and ( ." —' 1 0 1 / \\ if It \ / trims, flowery prints, In a range of pr silky pastnls .' reat b ri ______ 7 G / T r colors and sizes . ,. o 344 Lovelylaceanopeasantembrodery \ , __________ fashion gowns at closeout savings ' t I, Now 3.99 4 " ft I r of styles and sizes. Exotic . 1 uy on 11 i dresses and lumpsults 'T Assortment of fabrics & colors I se l ection which researchers for the Department of 5-13 8-20 , . Of , . Grant 'My Dream Corley, 'Kids Fi ' At S ing Ranch . . IIyMARVUNTIPTON • Junior sizes. .rA rst 0 1 . f biting and where, see I(ias fabrics. Missy &4 to outdoors corral the amur in lakes only. Kimbrough f Asst. of colors and . \ . Herald writer ' C2Z2=M9PW -.AA We were eye"lo*eye and le, blinked first. I'm stw here," responded Kirby Grant (Sky King) to charges that four Sky King Youth Ranch officers resigned in discontent with administration of the ranch. i 'J_ -. ,. ____ - •... - - . . F ., -W S. . . 4O . , ' F . .. ' -- -. . . - 3 7.5 - BUILDINGS ACRES 4 . eci Se arates r 11 j4p' . SpeC t , •' It's a locket plus pants plus s h I Ist plus skirt, Tailored blazer in polyester. doubIekit Seafoam green lot 8 18 11 99 \ - - 8-18 6.99 A-line pull-on skirt in eafoam green Polyester doubleknit for easy. care 8-18. 699 : MAKE ME AN OFFER ' I . just .- by Rick Wills) Classic traveler includes blazer, sleeveless print blo * use, skirt, and 'pants. All NI 1 ________ ___________ of snag-resi S ton t — .. . GOODWILL .. . ' - 10-18. And -- ., ' , . ." . . .l.i.. -. 40 Bradford and Bill) LeBree, cited dis-satisfaction with the administration of the ranch as well as recordkeeping. New officers have been named to replace those *eigned from the board of -tor3. Grant, who is fotuider of the ranch, Li now serving the board as president and chairman of the board; Harrell Corley is now serving as vice president and Carolyn Grant KIRB\ GRANT CHECKS half'-sizes W/2 -22/2. IN WITh HIS RANCH (Herald Phqtos by M&rylin Tipton) . . - Corley, ranch adnuaLstrator. responding to accusations of mis-management, was particular!y angry about stories -that Holmes had to use his owri money to buy food fo the double knit polyester in jade, off white, or black. Sizes . Four ranch officers and two other members of the board of directors turned in resignations in November which were all accepted at the Dec. 6, board meeting. Also resigning at about the same (line were previous officers were Earl Smith, president and chairman of the board; John McCormick, '.ice president Ethel Smith secretary, and Dan Moore, treasurer. . . from me now. forTner houseparents at the Chuluota property of the ranch, Tonuny and Dotty Holmes. AU but two of the resignations, . . A Real estate broker Garnett White (left) and associate John Krider straighten for sale sign Implanted on old Mayfair Inn property at First Street between San Juan and San Carlos. It's on the market through the uner, National Exhibition Co of California Property also had been used as spring training headquarters for the old New York Giants baseball team - later operated as the Sanford Naval Academy by the Barnarr NlacFadden Foundation until last June wife of Kirby Grant, is now iecretary-t rea -surer. The after 13 years. (I It S ., I ,•.: . "It's my impossible dream," he continued, "and for the first Wne it's becoming possible. No one is going to take it away who . And Classic vest in seafoarn green Easy-care poliester doubleknit . (Herald Photo . sizes . ;...;. . In sealoarn green 8-18 11 1.99 -.- ' 1P -'•. Pullover striped sweater tunic won self tie belt Seafoam green,Po;, ester for sizes 8.18 11.99 -' - IL . White sleeveless turtleneck shell In polyester for sizos S,M.L 4.99. • . 41~ I.. !aI. t v 4 if .-. • - '. --- '• • s, %. . / -- _J Thinkin unlim. Ilerky Hulfman', about bering the old fishing pole? colwnn in the EveWng Kimbrough said today it may be impossible to To catch up on what's Ifersild every Friday. tops, pants and skirts. Sizes Wekiva, officials fear the game-fish population could be wiped out. Th at's because the amur gobbles up hydrilla. Organisms game fish feed on depend on hydrilla for their food supply. At the heart of the dispute, statewide, is a conflict between the agencies' missions DNR is responsible for aquatic plant control and the commission is responsible for protecting fish and wildlife. in Seminole it's like a gambler's game of Russian Roulette. Place the, • mur Seminole 's waters, and the possibility exists that the game fish population will be shot. That, Kimbrough explains, would be 'extremel' unfortunate for the people of Florida." ' 1, 7••••.• '/ DNR or the Game and Fresh Water Fish people has the authority to act as the top pollution-fighting agency in Florida. If the DNR wins out, the amur could go into Seminole lakes. Though the fish is opposed by Kimbrough and Republican Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff, Williams has the support of Commissioner Bob French At Tuesday's meeting, the commission deadlocked on th e issue. County Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski, the deciding vote, was absent. But, Kwiatkowski, according to Kimbrough, favors th e amur. Williams says • he is for the imur i f assurtnces are given that the Asian carp won't be able to get into the county's rivers, something Game and Fresh Water Fish of. ficials fear could happen. At Tuesday's meeting, Williams had wording introduced into a resolution which would place that responsibility on the state. But sportswear • not make its way in the St. Johns or the Wekiva, where officials say the weed carp can breed in fast-flowing waters. The amur, officia s say, cannot breed in stagnant water , If the amur got into the St. Joh ns and the On Jan. 6, 1977, Gov. Reubin Askew and his arguments for a Cabinet hearing on the amur, iaa ues J11 1/2 Natural Resources (DNR) say can help un- Commissioner John Kimbrough. Mainly, Kimbrough fears the weed eater, if placed in Seminole's lakes, might make its way into the St. Johns and or the Wekjva River. 'I cannot verify the state's theory of safety," the Republican commissioner noted, Kimbrough pooh-poohs the fact that petitioners on Lake Orienta, Lake of the Woods and Mirror Lake say they want the state to introduce the amur in hopes of ridding lakes of pesky hydrilla. "If the people on Lake Orienta were for venereal disease, that wouldn't mean I would be for it. Because it might spread," Kimbrough said. Petitions were gathered by Commission Chairman Dick Williams and presented to his associates at a meeting two weeks ago. Lawyers for the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission on Wednesday pressed their r. Nowto / Amur To / each other, And, Ile sparks from that COfl a tion nlassee hav fuel like struggle here in Seminole y Staunchly opposed to introduction of the w eed carp to three Seminole County lakes is 4 SKY KIN G, Page 3 L. Today ArotLnd The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial .- Open SANFORD PLAZA ica.m. to 9 p.m. Maniday thru Saturday Open Sunday 12:30 - 5:30p.m. .Cag Carder Ph. 3fl-O2OStor. Ph. flJ-l3IO H . CagCintIrPh.444144SQr,ph 'M7. . -. . . - . -s----_.e_..' •- . '' . . •2- . Cato log Ce nt er Ph. 423:M$ . . a ,- .- ' ....................... - -. -- - ' .. r,- - rr',-r--n-r-- . . . . . . .. r-,-. -. ----- S., ..L J ,r. — . - . —. -.--- -. - . - r - I-. I, .. V 4 Harrell Corley, Sky Dr. Lamb H:rsocope 10 hports Television 4-7 a WOWCU . 4 10 a 10 10 Photo by Tom Vincent) Goodwill Industries donation center on 24th Street, "generous" citizens deposited unwanted items in a Sanford. -became focal'point of trash collection after very unsightly manner. .... . -..-w•:nt. THANKS A LOT ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Manday thru Saturday open Sunday 12:30. 5:30 . - (Herald WINTER PARK MALL A that, he say's. was not King Youth Ranch ad. supposed to be mailed out— but was accidentally Included with other promotional niaterial. ~he letter claims that 45 children are in the ranch's care — when, as of today, homes, according to Corley. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 29, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cb0c71bf6ba88516d9938a8b04f9f6ef.pdf 972c0d5398330b216dbef6f384ace877 PDF Text Text IC-Evening 1eraId, Sanford, FL ii Mcnday, Dec. 27, 1976 FOR YOUR LONG NEW YEARS FESTIVITIES 3A 69th Year, No. 110--Tuesday, December 28, 1976 ie Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents . Robb ery Susp ect lIFliIFI I'OEK !!' 'Somebody FAIRWAY GUARANTEE Armour Testender Beef Is The Finest Beef You Cn in this ad good thru December 31. 1976. Closing at 7 PM. Cioseii NC.I Ye.irs ()ay. All storc i)fl Su nday. Jan. 2, 19 / / Prices TAD I TIFff ONA L I3LA CKE PEAS I I 66 HOG JOWLS LYKES SMOKED BONELESS 1/ 1110" LB. 1' €jp I:IIJI!1I R OAST EVERYDAY WHOLE FRYERS ........................ LB. 36 1nriq*iarti.r. 3 Hinil.pi'IT tors ECONO PACK MIXED FRYER PARTS .................. 34C 3 Tfli(Ik.'I!II1.bI RUMP ....... 3 Wings - R OASTS Its your guaranlee! 1.38 SIRLOIN TIP ~ .38 LB. LB 1 LB. BREASTS, LEGS, DRUMSTICKS, THIGHS FRYER PARTS LF368 /4e 50a fly ED EXTRA CASH DIVIDEND A NDR L. IlORMEt. CURE 81 BONELESS BUFFET HAM_ ..................... S258 BUY ONE 7 GET ONE FREE! FAIRWAY FARMS ... 98C FANCY SIZE BACON HILISHIRE FARMS BEEF KIELBASA SMOKED SAUSAGE LU 1.38 LYKES GARLIC, GERMAN. OR BEEF BOLOGNA 88C . LYKES SLICED Bath Breakfast BOILED HAM 1.88 ....98C COOKED SALAMI LYKES BEEF OR REGULAR GRILL FRANKS .'LU PAK 1/5th 11 - COLA AND FLAVORS -28 OZ -NO DEPOSIT 96 10 0 FREE 1 ni thr,j Gaol 121311/76 tPiru 17/)1/Hi Commissioners r 58 48C 8 oz-cup , . ut . DI V IDEND COUPONS . THIS COUPON AND Any Jib or CAN HAM Guol thri 17,31/76 SNACK CRACKERS........................ 7 AIT" 1011% COWPON AND T..1 PUFOCHASF Of 13 000, Mar. - DELI FOODS (.00.1 thru L LlM 12/31/16 $250,000 For Jobs Program, Page 2A , a Kimbrough and Bill Kirchhoff voted to wait andsee what the state decides at the Jan. 6 cabinet meeting. Williams p ushed for adoption of a resolution which authorized the amur. "We could do it," Williams urged, "but only if the co mmission wants to." All along W illi ams has favor ed in troduction of the amur to Seminole lakes. But his colkdgues seemed more hesitant. Last week, the chairman prod'iced petitions signed by residents of the three lake. The petitions supported introduction of the amur to t 5. 1.4c % A -- - FAIRWAY FARMS HALF GALLON 68C SUNSHINE CHEESE a SAVE 25c CHEEZITS CRACKERS -------- .--------- .---------- . 12oz. 68C FAIRWAY FARMS SAVE 6c WHITE BREAD 200Z. LOAF 28C 7 ICE CREAM COOKIE MIXES ................................................... 88C . NESTLE'S SEMISWEET 12 OZ. 1.O8 TOWELS...................................................... ROLL 58 BETTY CROCKER POPULAR FLAVORS 56C CAKE MIXES ......................................... 1s.5oz. LARA LYNN POUND BOX 44C ..•....................................... BIRDSEYE-9 OZ. CUP 68C COOL WHIP CAMPBELL'S. 104 OZ. CAN 16C 40C TOMATO SOUP CARNATION LIGHT. 6)c OZ. CAN CHUNK TUNA TRAIL BLAZER.. 25 LB. BAG DOG FOOD ................................................ 3.58 DAYTIME .30 COUNT DISPOSABLE PAMPERS DIAPERS IDE , DETERGENT ................ $ 2.1 8 1.78 41.8 ,.28C 38C . - MARTHA WIllIE 24 OZ. PKG. WHITE RICE .................................... , . 1 FAIRWAY DELICATESSEN INVITES YOU TO BE A GUEST AT YOUR OWN PARTY! It is really no proDIem for TIr.,u just cfleck *, ITT any of r deli Party managers The, have complete information on lunch meat and cheese party pLatters, salads, relish trayS. sandwiches and cooked meats We even supply paper plates napkins, lark and condiments Platters For Your Party Each Plq Shyl. i nct,dos "G000 TIMES** "HAPPY TIMES" PARTY PUTTER Q.* Loaf Bar 09 PARTY PLATTER .c.aI 8icj,,â 010 cooi.d Sa'ams Mvnifi Choose Yui01 md ()i.g Loaf FasPuic,, loaf Ann.r.cmrr Whfi C'n.s VOuf CPoc. Of Ors 01.1t'l Iwr.0 Pct. CPu,ciei Pci S.ij Harp CPucoc.,d Him Ven51r C?'.s, Yell ow an W!nh A-yr, 'an Cfeee CP..s, JOHNSON .24 COUNT DISPOSABLE T . HAMBURGER BUNS SCOTT JUMBO 49 0Z.PKG. SAVE 21c FAIRWAY FARMS 8 PACK HOT DOG OR CHOCOLATE MORSELS .......... .......... NEWBORN DIAPERS . . - NESTLE'S NEW 12 OZ. PKGS. SALTINES................. the according to Williams. POUND kL Per Person 1. No substitutions, $sss PARTY PLATTER f3cs* Ball P'$m P1,69a 5.4ar" Ti'ii, B'.asi Corn in Bi•t Panam P$Climjn Choose S* m, Arrfr.(Jfl C?ier, Pro,lr.. pr Pr501 • 99per Per son No $ubgtlfuflorii pisais time C AS H. (. - i... was absent again today. If the DNR wins out, chances are the amur will go in the takes that is if the action Is approved by a majority of the commission. The opposite is expected to occur if the Game and Fresh Water officials are selected as the state's top pollution-fighting entity. p.:.,. One argument is that the weed carp could make its way into the '' St. Johns River and damage the game fish population. The amur feeds on hydrjfla, which in turn is the food supply for lesser organisms that make up a lake's ecology. If the hydrdla Is eaten, er organisms would die, leaving game fish nothing to feed on. The amur cannot breed in stagnant water, officials say. But if allowed into the St. Johns, the white amur could reproduce .t today's meeting, the resolution was amended to Include iiurding that would require the state provide measures to insure the amur would not escape from the lakes Into the St. Johns. The DNR, on the other hand, claims the amur has been sue...I ces.sful at several Florida lakes. They said the weed carp has Bi virtually eliminated pesky hydrillas in some experiments. But the Game and Fresh Water Fish Coinunission claim the fish has done equal damage in other experiments, ' * -.. t' ' .' D I V I D E TA( Nq si..bsisiutions pi.•s.. You UivC hours of preparation, can devote more to Set UP your buff at. and be a perfect hoitest. Enm our nicety decorated chese balls, relish trays. finger sandwiches, fried chiclten-platter, swdish meat balls, chicken drum.ttes and salads. -4 D B 0 N U S I _____ • - . _____; . ' I , ___ _1111F.1visr 7, ir . - .................. •, - ••. (Herald Pli?e By Elda NIcPuofs) NEXT: WILD All revved up for the ninth annual Tangerine International R-C (Remote Con. troll championships beginning at 8 a.m. Wednesday are (from left, standing) Bill Williamson and Luke Potter; and (from left, front) Dick Clason and Leonard Lyons, president of the R.C.A.C.F. (Remote Control Association of Central Florida), host of the event that flies on through Sunday at the Showalter Miniature Airport, near Goldenrod. Details, more photos. Page 6-A. BLUE YONDER a I R g e woo venue I Beco e i c tory Lan e",? A i By MRYLlN TIPTON designate the street "Victory The Commission awarded a the Plannin ant Z.nn Herald Writer Lane' Reynolds had made the certificate of appreciation and Commission. In response to a request from request "in honor of this year's a plaque to retiring Sanford - Approved r.itr.a1 L-'.. Seminole High School principal football team." and wine licensing for th After much discussion the Photo, Page i-A Tanguery Lounge and Sup pe Don T. Reynolds the Sanford City Commission Monday night Commission allowed the Club Inc., 300 Sanford Ave., a considered a possible change in Sanford Rotary Club to use the Police Si,t. Russell W. Teach. accordance with reewa the name of Ridgewood Avenue Civic Center Jan. 8, 1977, Tench served with the Sanford inendations of the Planning an without charge. The club had Police Department for 28 years. Zoning Commission. to "Victory Lane." A certificate of appreciation The Comm Commission authorized requested use of the facilities mm naming th - Recommended City Manager William E. for their District Institute and plaque also were presented park at 9th and Poplar th. Pete Knowles to discuss the Meeting which will bring 225 to to SidneyM. RiChard, director "Coastline Park." of utilities for the- city. RiChard, change with Reynolds and 250 people into Sanford. - Read for the second tun ho has been employed by the 1uid adopted Ordinance No. 13 Cu iii tu is sio n e r suggested that, as an alterA. A. native to changing the name of McClanahan voiced the only city for l4 years, leaves in authorizing annexation. o the street, a commemorative opposition to the move, saying January to assume a position in property lying between Sarit. sign be placed beneath the he would not change "my I New Smyrna Beach. He has and Briarcliffe Streets afli present street sign. This sign policy" for this or any club and been director of utilities for between Marshall and Granad might, suggested Knowles, be intended to remain consistent to Sanford since 1967. Avenues, In other business, the shaped like a shield and his past voting record. - Refused an increase I (orflrfltssiflfl: ht,d,..t for n.,r,'h,,. p Recommended rezoning of improvements of park site., property lying between 26th and cutting the proposed budget b Lemon Streets and between 27 per cent. Sanford and N. Carolina - Rejected the only hi Avenues to GC-2. This approval received for an airplane for th was in accordance with police department, deciding previous recommendations by call again for bids. - _._.. ----- Ml flM4tJ CII -. or Two S.i.cJ "FESTIVE TIME " . -:- %hethe: to allow the pollution-fighting activities in the state of Florida. The DNR and the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Cornmission both are vying for the position of a Litho rit) [ThU officials want to place the amur in Seminole waters but Game and Fresh Water people say it's premature to use the amur and that the fish needs further study before being introduced into any more Florida waters. Commission Chairman Dick Williams and Commissioner Bob French voted in favor of the amur, while Commissioner John S 68C 8TO See SUSPECT, Page 2-A , Drpartment of atural Resources (DNR) to place the weed cap into Lake Orienta, Lake Of The Woods and Mirror Lake, three South Seminole bodies of water affected by hydrilla. Action was postponed until the Florida Cabinet on Jan. 6, 17n decides which state agency has the responsi b ility t o monitor COUPONS! 96 BHEAKSTONE• FOR MAKING ' PRICKETT The Seminole County Commission today stymied efforts by the state to introduce the controversial, weed-gobbling white amur Into three Seminole lakes in an effort to curb the growth of pesky 1111111111 22C . "Count 1." 'But they didn't," he said. "It was just a human error and as sheriff of Seminole County it's my responsibility." Polk said Monday afternoon that he 's taking steps to prevent such a release error happening again. He noted that approximately 3,500 persons a year are booked through county jail and this is only the second time during his eight years as sheriff that such an error has been made. He said a couple of years ago a juvenile was released Ia error but he was found hitchhiking within an hour and returned to jail. "I will be working with the courts and the clerk's office to set up a better method of communications on court actions concerning prisoners," Polk said. "But in no way am I blaming what happened in Moore's case on the courts or the clerk's office." Today Moore is in county jail in lieu of $10,()0 bond on al armed robbery charge. He and Lamar Mills, 21, also of Midway, are FIREPLACE LOG APPLES UIITU ytjrr FREE A;,," 0IVt)tN0 COUPON'. *IJH IHIS COUPON AND t'i( PUIuCHA'i Of CASH OIVIDIP4D COUPON, *IYH THIS COUPON ANO T HE PURCHASE OF Any 3 lb. 0•i officer with violence and resisting an officer without violence came to light Monday when an examination of jail records on Moore spotted the entry on a jail card. The jail card's backside entries showed that Moore was acquitted by the jury on Count I -battery of a police officer and found guilty on the other two charges. The entry also noted that Judge McGregor ordered Moore held In custody during a presentence investigation and pending sentencing on Dec. 16. Two lines below was the entry showing that the sheriff's department received the official court document indicating acquittal on Count I on Oct. 27 and that Moore was released from jail. For a while Monday, sheriff's records department personnel couldn't find the court order of acquital. Polk said it was found later to be misfiled. Polk said personnel should have noted the earlier entry on the jail card and that the acquittal document was noted at the top Herald Staff Writer T.G.LEE DAIRY FRESH NABISCO 8 oz. Pkg. 1.68 COUPONS CHAMPAGNE CREAMY DIPS 8c LINKS LJUL.i\ SOUR CREAM BREAKSTONE (EXCEPT.DAR HED 9 MINUTE LYKES SPICED LUNCHEON PINK 1 t'n or L.ULU - Seminole Shuns Use Of Amur CDUCT1OOF2kLU LB. ______ A Midway man arrested in a Sunday robbery at Sanford should have been in county jail - he had been freed by error two months before while awaiting sentencing in a resisting arrest case. "1 accept full responsibility," said Sheriff John Polk. "Somebody goofed in my department. There'll be an internal Investigation and It will be handled on that level." Harold Earl Moore, 22, didn't know why he was set free on Oct. 27 but he didn't question officials. Instead, he went to see his court-appointed lawyer, Carrol Burke of Sanford. Burke didn't check on why his client was released, but just warned Moore to be sure to show up for sentencing before Circuit Court Judge Robert B. Mc{regor on Dec. 16. The erroneous release of Moore from county jail a month to the day after he had been convicted by a trial jury of resisting an LJ 44 . Just By 11011 LIAWD Herald Staff Writer 0 :T Supposed To Be In Jail Was ." ppr 'FL'AfF r il. . human error STEAKS-M i 0 BUTT CUT or WHOLE 20 LBS. AVG. - lb. 88c GOLD KIST PREMIUM was ' - HM( LYKES SMOKED SHANK CUT H AMS Economical Cuts, If It Is Testender Beef You Can Be Sure It Is Naturally Tender. No Tenderizers or Additives Added. It Is Tender By Natural Means. Money Back If Not Satisified , y' MARTHA WHITE goofed... it SIRLOIN I. ; lED Get From The Choicest Steaks To The Most .. ri .L.T Beckwith Makes A Key Request Circuit Court Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr., whisked into county commission, chambers today reiterating his need ,. L u Hirald Photo by Tom 5301 EDGEWAT(R OR. 2e90 S. ORLANDO. SANFORO 420 CURRY ECHO RD. 1601 N. BEI4MIJDA, I(I5SIYM}p IPS N. ORANGE AVE. 5471 S. ORANGE, PINE CASTLE Vincent) FP&L WORKMEN HELP TURN ON THE LIGHTS 530 LAKE UNOER,IILt. 170W. FAIRUAN5, W.p, 300 SILVI U STAR HO, 114 5. SEMOMAN BLVD W.P . culprit driver vanished , 0 I i.. iI.. ....,.i......... i...II.Jl. u iw. w uiuur uwiwu w ewuru. Beck'ilth was excluded from a Hat of persons who have access to the doors alter locks were changed earl.izr this year by Bob Ellis, director of admin is trative sen'Ices. When locks were Initially changed, Beckwith fuxncd.and fretted and demanded that hehe given a key. However, all i_ ._, his protestations fell on deaf ears. Commissioners today instructed the county's pe rsonnel department to look Into the possibility of providing Beckwith with his much-coveted key. Today Ar mad The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb - 4-A 4-B 2.8 4-B 4-B 4-A 1- B 4-B horoscope hospital . 4-I 2-I 2-I Obituaries Spoils Television Weather Women . - �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Dec. 26, 1976 Oil Spills And Spills And Spills And WORLD NEW YORK i AP - Far off course and sailing without its gyrocompass, th' Argo Merchant ran aground while the captain and three of his top officers were on the bridge, according to court tcttrnonv. ('apt. George Papadopoulos testified Monday in U.S. District Court in Manhattan that the Liberian tanker was 24.5 miles off course when she foundered on shoals, eventuafly split in two and spilled 7.5 million gallons of heavy oil into the sea. A skipper for nine years, the 43-year-old Papadopoulous said the ship's gyrocompass was not working when the accident occurred and the ship was being steered by a less reliable magnetic compass. Meanwhile, spills from two other Liberian tankers were being contained, and the explosion that wrecked another was blamed on a spark of unknown origin. V Marcus !euk, Pa.. .t leant 134,000 galkits of oil spewed IN BRIEF Thai Official Claims Soviets Put Missile Silos In Laos BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — A top Thai foreign policy expert says intelligence reports show that the Soviet Union has built missile silos in the "high mountain area" of Laos. He says the silos could be used to direct missiles against either China or Thailand. Thanat Khoman gave few details in his television talk Monday, and he did not indicate if any missiles had been installed in the silos. lie cited "some intelligence reports" as also showing that the Soviets have "many military facilities in the highlands of Laos." Hua Cites Civil War Threat into the Delaware River Monday from the tanker Olympic Games, but a work crew had the slick surrounded with a 2,000-foot boom. The tanker — which reportedly was carrying 17 million gallons of crude oil — had run aground during a docking maneuver at a refinery 15 miles downriver from Philadelphia. —On the Thames River In Connecticut, the Coast Guard managed to contain 1,900 of the 2,000 gallons that spilled from the Oswego-Peace. But the remaining oil in the Thames had coated as many as 100 waterfowl, and globs of oil reached rocks along the eastern bank of the river. The oil, used to fuel the ship itself, apparently leaked from a crack in the hull Friday as the ship unloaded 250,000 barrels of heating oil at Amerada Hess Co. yard near Groton. —A Coast Guard board heard evidence Monday in Long Beach, Calif., that the explosion that destroyed the Sansinena and killed By ED PRICKEU about $100,000. With the $100,000, about 51 persons are being trained In new job skills by private employers. Of OJT, Bedsole said, "It's good for the employe; it's good for the county, and ft's good for private industry." Local state employment officials asked to keep the OJT program, but commissioners opted to give that responsibility to Bedsole because the state as sub-grantee refused to accept liability for the program. The county commission is the go-through agency for all CETA grants. As such, county officials demanded the state assume the liability for the program, but the state refused. Ralph Prescott, Sanford's office manager for the state employment service, said he wasn't sure what impact today's decision would have on his agency. Bedsole, however, said the county's CETA office will pick up all 53 workers currently being trained under the auspices of the state. CETA workers are distributed to city, county and local governmental agencies, including the school board, social agencies Herald Stall Writer County officials today agreed to pump an additional $250,000 into a federally funded jobs training program in Seminole County. The County Commission's decision to reallocate the federal dollars will mean Jobs for one year for about 300 of Seminole's unemployed. The extra dollars were freed after Seminole two weeks ago received an additional $1,122,974 to restock the depleted Title 6 of the Comprehensive Education and Training Act (CETA) program. CETA Director Jim Bedsole said about 300 additional workers can now be placed in such a federally funded Jobs training program. The program works hand in hand with private industry. The government, In essence, pays a part of the expenses to private Industry to hire and train new workers. One change, however, is that the On The Job Training (OJT) program will be administered by Bedsole's office, not the Florida Employment Service. Formerly, state officials handled the OJT and avencies inoIunl program. At first the program operated with field.0 Refugees Flee Battles CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) Thousands of refugees have fled two black townships outside Cape Town to escape bloody street battles between black militants and migrant workers. Bands of migrant workers roamed streets on Nyanga's outskirts Monday, wielding clubs and curved knives. Farther inside the town, young black militants carrying axes, knives, rocks and pickhandles guarded their homes. Officials reported that at least 24 persons were killed and more than 100 injured in two days of fighting Nyanga and Guguletu. NATION - , - IN BRIEF . - '•'' THANKS CHICAGO (AP) - The battle to succeed Mayor. Richard J. Daley apparently has been won by one of his neighbors, a quiet alderman with considerable clout at City Hall who says Daley coaxed him into politics. Michael A. Bilandic, the alderman from Daley's ilth Ward, was the favorite as the City Council met today to vote for temporary mayor. Bilandic appeared to have enough votes among the 50 aldermen who make up the council to turn back any bid by Wilson Frost, the City Council president pro tempore. I ! - - (H,rald b o* Licyd) Anticipating an increase of 19,000 misdemeanor and traffic cases starting In January when municipalities must abolish their courts in favor of county court, Circuit Court Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. (center above) has placed six desks for new employes in the public area of his courthouse office. Miriam Jenkins, one at 11 6 -- MDs Can Keep Practicing St STORE HOURS MON SAT 10:00-9:00 Malpractice Law Criticized - against medical malpractice claims say the state's new malpractice law shouldn't be implemented because. it has "so many horrors." Lawyers for the Joint Underwriting Association JUA asked Circuit Judge Donald Hartwell to keep the law from going into effect until a court hears complaints that the statute denies the association an array of constitutional rights. SPE( AFTER.CHRIS I . 0 - S ' ri,4 L: I I I I I nc threedc 4 &IAV& II . AL L NM ML I lOri4 THE TOTAL MINS STORI SUI TS BY: . ''''" JEANS & C BE E NE RAIN ER HIS OF FLORIDA - I McGRE . up the Sho p 'N Go food store, 9415 Forest City Road, near the Orange County line in southwest Seminole Monday night and made off De puties said they be lieve a second man was waiting nearby $1,500. Deputies today were inin a getaway car. vestigating two shoot ing inIn a se parate Monday night cidents in w hich glass was rob be ry, deputies sai d three - shattered at bus in esses in south Grand Opening MICHAEL NOVARESE JAQUES BELLINI . LEVIS WRIGH AE First Federal of Seminole DeBary Office U Door prizes. Full service convenience, up to 7½% interest. No obligation to register for these prizes, and you don't have to be present to win. Color TV Deluxe electric barbcque grill Daily prizes of $25 savings accounts. Free gifts and refreshments for everyone. Tuesday, December 28th to Friday, January 7th. 10 . -- — ' Think about making our new DeBary Office your regular place to save. It's sure convenient. With a handy drive-in service area. And the new office offers all First Federal of Seminole services. Including ur 7 ½% interest.., higher than other financial institutions in the area. And it's compounded daily to make your savings grow even faster. Come on, grow with us. We're past the $100-million mark and still growing strong. Just for stopping by to meet Branch Manager Marge Rogers and her staff at our newest office, we'll see that you get a nice gift and refreshments. So next time neighborhood, drop by and look us over. you're in our V .— FIRST FEDERALW OF SEMINOLE I $100-million strong and growing. -. Home Ratings Upheld DECEMBER 27TH, 28TH & No 1 TALLAHASSEE (Al') A group of nursing home operators has- failed for the second time to keep a nursing home rating system from going into effect Saturday. Circuit Judge James Joanos denied a motion Monday by Elliot Shaw, lawyer for 22 South Florida nursing homes, to delay implementation of the rating system while its constitutionality is challenged in the Florida Supreme Court. The judge told Shaw during a hearing that such a delay would be unprecedented. — Crackdown Jeapordized I Atty. Gen. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Robert Shevin's crackdown on condominium recreation leases could be in jeopardy because of a developer's challenge to proposed rules, a Shevin aide says. The spokesman said Monday that if the challenge is successful, it would block Shevin's attempt to invalidate leases signed before July 1975 by using rules under the state's main consumer protection law, the Little FTC Act. FIX - DRESS SHIRTS BY: COLOGNE BY BE LTS BY TIES BY Burke said he didn't inquire about Mom's release, "because I had no reason todoso." He said he did caution Moore to be sure to show up for n:encIngon Me. 16. But s1nce he.(Bur) wasn't there on Dec. 18, k- said he doesn't know if his client appeared or not. t V . sentenced him to 160 days in Jail with credit for time already served. Mills was released from jail on that conviction last Tuesday. Moore had been scheduled for sentencing on Dec. 16, but the court continued the hearing after his lawyer, Burke, didn't appear because he was in Kentucky where his parents had been injured in an auto wreck, " MIAMI (AP) A federal judge says two Key West doctors can keep practicing at Florida Keys Memorial Hospital until he rules on their 90-day suspension by the hospital. U.S. District Court Judge W.O. Mehrtens ruled Monday on a request for an injunction by lawyers for Drs. K. Michael Davidson and Miquel Eisen. Mehrtens said he will make a final ruling in February. The two doctors were suspended by the hospital medical staff earlier this month on charges they failed to provide evidenc" backing up complaints against other staff mem bers. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Lawyers for a group that insures doctors and hospitals accused of robbing. A circuit court jury found Mills guilty of resisting an officer without violence and on Dec. 3 Circuit Judge A.J. Hosernann Jr. 12n "'"• " — (Continued From Page lÀ) new sentencing date has been set for- Moore in the assault He co uld receive a maximUM Ax year Burke, who was the court-appointed special public defender for Moore in the September resist ing-airest trial, is at home with a back ailment. He-said Monday afternoon that Moore had come to his office alter his Oct. 27 release from Jail. "1 told him that he wassupposedtobeinJail," Burke said, aM he said he didn't know why they'd turned him loose" Purks Named Carter Aide Jim Purks, it TALLAHASSEE (AP) press aide to Secretary of State Bruce Smathers, says he will be a Carter aide delegated to handle questions posed by non-Washington journalists. "I got the phone call this morning," Purks said Monday. "It's just really great." Purks said he and two or three other aides to Carter Press Secretary Jody Powell will set up an office to handle questions by out-of-town reporters and editors. II probe of the shotting incident. Mills, wounded In the Jaw, shcuidc;, haid and stomach, is listed n good condition at Sem inole Memorial Hospital where he isoderwent surgery Sunday afternoon after he was shot. Officers said Mills was armed with a knife when he attempted to resist arrest in the swamp. Moore and Mills were arrested In July In connection with an assault upon a sheriff's deputy at the same service station they're now '"" — works at her new desk, (right) while an attorney checks on a court case at left. 'We can't just stop working because the county commissioners haven't provided additional space," Beckwith said. "We've got no other place to put these new employes." charged in connection with the 3 a.m. Sunday knit epoint robbery of Dekle's Gulf Service Station at 2518 S. French Ave., Sanford. Moore turned himself in at Sanford police headquarters at noon Sunday when he heard officers were looking for him for questioning. . Mills was shot four times near his Brlsson Ave. borne when deputies said he led them on a foot chase Into a swampy area. Sgt. Charles Coffee and deputy Donald McCormick have been suspended with pay pendi ng completion of a sheriffs department pistol he ld . — MIAMI (AP) Although voters rejected a proposal to give tax incentives to developers of slum areas, Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin says it should be in the slate constitution. Shevin told a Dade County political group Monday that the real estate tax exemption "should go into the new constitution in a new, refined proposal." Only 46 per cent of Florida's voters voted Nov. 2 for the proposed amendment. the employes added to handle the traffic ticket crush, FftLL TALLAHASSEE (AP) Most businessmen in the totu-ism industry believe they're in the middle of a tourist season that's as good as or better than the last one, the Florida Chamber of Commerce says. Chamber officials Monday released results of a poll of its members. The survey showed 42 per cent of the tourist industry reporting the best season ever. Another 45 per cent said it's about the same as last year some 79 per cent rated last year as "very strong." Shevin Backs Tax Incentives By The Associated Press Overnight temperature, Travel advisories, posted be- ranged from 22 below zero at cause of snowshowers, contin- Warroad, Minn. to 61 at ued today over a portion of brownsville, Tex. northeast Ohio and the mountains of western Pennsylvania, Some other readings and western Maryland and north- weather conditions. western Virginlo Atlanta not available; Bostorj Ice-covered roads and 15 clear; Chicago 19 clear; CIa. bridges were a hazard to driv- cinnati 41 partly cloudy; Cleveers. A travel advisory also re- land 24 cloudy; Detroit 24 malned in upper Michigan cloudy; Indianapolis 33 cloudy pecially along the shore of Lake Louisville 49 partly cloudy; Superior, as snow flurries Miami 50 clear; Nashville 50 continued. . partly cloudy; New Orleans S Snow flurries also continue cloudy; New York 21 snow; over the Great tAkes and Philadelphia 23 cloudy; Pittsthrough the middle Appla- burgh 22 cloudy; Washington 35 chians. And, snow flurries re- cloudy; Anchorage 30 cloudy; *,o mained scattered through the Denver 29 partly cloudy; Des middle Missouri Valley during Moines 15 clear; Fort Worth 42 the early morning hours. There clear; Kansas City 48 clear; were scattered patches of fog Los Angeles 53 hazy; MpIsalong the Pacific Coast with oc- St-Paul 4 cloudy; Phoenix 51 casional light rain in the north- partly cloudy-, St. Louls 35 em portion. clear; Salt Lake City 21 clear: Skies were clear in other San Diego clear; San Franareas. disco 42 hazy; Seattle 41 smoke. . Suspect Didn't Know Why He Was . Set Free From Jail - - ARRlVEALltE; Snow3ce Linger In North StatLa s t. 7: SPACE PROGRAM - FL0p10,r I ?i 'Declaration' Original Found? Vote Due On Chicago Mayor -- BEACH (AP) A federal mediator called a negotiating session today in a strike affecting seven large resort hotels as non-union help struggled to restore normal service for thousands of tourists. But even as hiediator Leland Dean set the meeting the first since the walkout began union president Herbert Shiffrnan said more hotels will be struck each day until maids, waiters, bellhops and other hotel employes have a new contract. Despite the strike which started Christmas Day. there were few reports of cancellations from airlines and travel agencies as sonic guests made their own beds and served themselves meals. MIAMI Mayor Lee P. Moore (right) presents plaque to retiring Sanford Police Sgt. Russell W. Tend,. Commissioners John Morris (left) and A. A. McClanahan were there. At Georgia Island Retreat VAIL, Cola. (AP) — President Ford says he does not really plan to reconsider granting blanket amnesty to Vietnam-era draft evaders and decrtcrs, even though he promised the widow of Michigan Sen. Philip Hart he would look into the possibility. The issue was raised by Jane Hart when Ford made a condolence telephone call to her after the death of her husband. Hart, often known as "the conscience of the Senate" and a leader of the chamber's liberal forces; died Sunday o cancer. He was 64. In Miami Hotel Strike (Herald Photo by Mar'vlin Tipton) A MAYOR'S . -. Ford Nixes Pardon Idea Negotiations Called — Carter, Cabinet Meeting BOSTON AP — Two fragile yellow pages bearing the first half of the Declaration of Independence have turned up in a Boston attic, and the minister who found them thinks they're straight from the quill pen of Thomas Jefferson. The National Archives isn't ready, just yet, to agree that the Rev. James K. Allen has found the long-lost original, but an expert there says he's fascinated. And the Rev. Mr. Allen, of the First Parish Church of Dorchester, says, "I've settled in my own mind what it is." IN BRIEF with the store's casn drawer men reportedly entered the Seminole. Beauty Salon, Lake Katheryn shot, believed to have come apartment of Robert Charles Deputy Elton Grantham Estates, was shattered by one from a pellet gun. The store clerk told in- (iddnv 9.541) Howell fl,-,nt'h _.e.....i .,.., ,.._.a iq u oneI,u% Ilitu uiruugri Seminole sheriff's detectives vestigators that the man came Road, struck him in the face a plate glass window at the 7today were probing a sa fe Into the store and brought a six- four times and threatened him Eleven Store, 3650 Howell burglary and an armed robbery pack of bcnr to the counter and wi th a knife be fore escaping Branch Road, caused damage at separate south Seminole then went outside "as if to get with a $70 stereo turntable. estimated at $80. bus in esses. 'none),.'' Deputy John Thorpe reported Sheriff's deputies, tipped by First reports from deputies Instead, the bearded man, juveniles, and Altamonte a glass door at Golden Comb in di cated htirvbr ilrcsI in img-kpt 2n1l hi". fence to break into the office of jeans, po inted the pi st ol at the Springspllicehaverecovereda hiorvath Groves on SR-426 near clerk and demanded, "give me console color television and an eight-foot stereo console from a Dean Road. Officers sa id an all the money." wooded area on Co un t ry Creek office safe was forceably enlie then took the cash drawer tered but other details weren't with an un disclosed amount of Road, Altamonte Springs. Officers said they are trying available, cash and food stamps, scooped De puties sa id an un identifi ed up the watch display and the to determine the o wn er of the items, valued at approximately man armed with a .22-cali be r beer and ran from the store. and a Timex watch display. - - -. By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer Tourist Season Rated High in the. --t-1hIeI •' South Seminole Firms Hit By Burglars FLORIDA. — 9 ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. (AP) — President-elect Carter is calling his cabinet into private session at this secluded island retreat to exchange views on an economic stimulation program that he hints might be less expensive than originally anticipated. The program is expected to include a combination of tax cuts and government job programs. Carter said after a meeting with his economic advisers on Monday that he will make a final decision on the tax cut portion of the plan "within the next 10 days." at least four crewmen was caused by a spark that ignited a Clou of gases from the ship's cargo tanks. Rear Mm. James Moreau. chairman of the board, said, however, that the origin of the spark remains a mystery. The board is planning on-site Inspection of the wreckage of the ship, which was destroyed Dec. 17. In New York, Papadopoulous testified at the start of a hearing on the effort by Thebes Shipping Co. of Monrovia, Liberia, the owner of the Argo Merchant, to limit its liability in the face of several lawsuits. Meanwhih , the giant oil spill from the wrecked tanker drifted in a twisted butt erly configuration off Nantucket Island, apparently held motionless by fickle winds. "It's Just kind of sitting out there now," Coast Guard spokesman Norman Dcragon said of the 7.6-million.gallon oil slick about 30 miles off Nantucket. County Allots $250,000 For Job Training Program TOKYO (AP) - Communist party Chairman lIua Kuo-feng says that if the radicals led by Mao Tse-tung's widow had not been suppressed, there would have been "a major civil war" and foreign aggression in China, the official news agency Hsinhua reported today. llua told a Christmas Day session of the National Agricultural Conference there would be a party cleanup next year because Mao'F widow, Chiang Ching, and her supporters recruited new party members in violation of the party constitution, improperly promoted cadres and put "bad elements" into top party positions. VAN HEUSEN HIS OF F L IDA OR • . Tuesday, Dec. 21,1976--JA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. UNDERWEAR BY SHOES BY Nt HI CA W HI HI — I New DeBary Office / 137 Hwy. 17-921 (904) 668.8668 Sanford/ South.Orlando / Longwood / Winter Park/ Orange City / DeBary / Apopka / Oviedo �Tuesday, Dec. 21,1976--SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening A leprechaun is no good at all at playing Santa Claus. :i0\ FE lN('Il 'tVF'..SA\F()lll), Fl .'t Art',, C .d ;o:.,t21.,;1 I r a.;i-"i t WVN!: I) [Xfl'I E. Publisher NOH l •S If OSIIII IN, F.(htor JOSEPH D. 'N BItKl};. Advertising Diie'ctor 9 .411111111h.. 1 Dvh\-cr% Weck. j5 t'nts : ,liith. $2 40: C' Months, $1420. Year. S'23 10 BA Mail In Florida saint' as hontt' k'iivcr All iht'r mail 'tooth. 52:0: C' Months, $C' 20 12Month-. 532 40 w Frankenstein Paper h e Clock Tiger -~-t ~i Lt , \ ,, [ 1. Carter has said that one of his first as president will be to issue a general pardon to the thousands of sell-exiled Vietnam war protestors. Reaction among the exiles themselves seems to be on the order, of, "Don't do us any favors " pm$ j During his election campaign, It will be recalled, Mr. Carter made a distinction between amnesty and pardon. The first, he said, means that what y ou did was right; the second merely means we forgive you. TL *?, C 'I..- r ,_ . 14 -.,^ I I ,~ /. 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Ron has been Ron Rottinghaus Is -.-—.•'__•_-___"I -- --'7: making a special effort to serve registered optician with several senior citizens in the area years' experience, in deter' I through discounts on lenses and mining how best to serve the 1 frames. lie's also making needs of his customers. Ii" I arrangements to visit senior works closely with physician. ., I citizen apartment complexes to throughout the area to assurr hi. eliminate the need for a trip to each patient the most careful his shop for lens and frame - attention to lens prescriptiur: - ii fitting. The addition of hearing and frame fitting. Daily l'k.u;i aid sales and service Is one cod delivery by a local optical more feature of this effort. laboratory provides quick The Village Optician has a service in emergencies. replacement guarantee that's And Ron's business hours are good news for everyone from mothers of scheduled to accommodate the day. at 339-1100. You will find the senior citizens to The Village For additional information or promise of active children to budget- community. customer Every Optician Is open from 10 a.m. to to arrange an appointment for satisfaction minded students, and service complete set of frames and 7 p.m. Monday through Friday hearing aid or contact lens through professional attention lenses that Ron dispenses is and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Satur- fitting, call the Village Optician to every detail. — ADS'. guaranteed for one year. If frames or lenses are broken under any circumstances during that time, they teplaced at no charge. This .'-.-._., wood blades '2.69 — . Rooster Tails 90' - , 1 2427 HOLLY AVENUE FF2STH ST. 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Optician ov PRESCRIPTIONS LENSES FILLED DUPLICATED COMPLETE HEARING AID SERVICE Contact Lenses • Frame Repairs Sunglasses • SQortsODtIcs 10 a.m. -7 , Sat. 9.5 -pik LONOW000 VILLAGE SR 434 at 1-4 339-1 lOC corporations, pension funds JACK ANDERSON De' f.ies. Cynicis Holy Lan WASHINGTON — When I was a boy In Utah, grip of surpassing reality, ' the story of the birth of Christ had already - I have wandered over the gnarled mountains withstood the attrition of more than 1900 years. and sweeping valleys where Jesus sought to But a half century later, I have detected a new change men's hearts. From Bethlehem to skepticism. Galilee, the land appears as eternal as His word. 'There seem to be more doubters who dismiss Bethlehem much as it did when the gospel account as pious legend. The Mary and Joseph first halted before the inn and, Christmas story, they say, has steadily eroded because there was no room, had to find shelter in under challenges from historical research, from the stable. A huddle of flat-roofed stone houses cieiii.uic co dis very, iroimi an enlightened spirit cling to a bleak Judeanhiiiside. Its narrow of modernity, streets still echo to the clicking heels of heavily For example, historians have cited an alleged laden donkeys. error in the basic Biblical account of the nativity. In Nazareth, a snuggle of clay dwellings According to St. Luke, Christ was born "when tucked in the folds of a mountainside, I found the Cyrenlus was of Syria." The archives carpenter's trade still practiced as It in the show that Cyrenius didn't arrive in Syria unW 6 days of Joseph and Jesus. I watched a wizened, A.D. How, skeptics demanded, could an account old carpenter work the wood, with both hands that contained so basic an error be reliable? and feet, drilling holes with a fire-by-friction And the astronomers, with their charts that contrivance and pounding pegs into the holes trace the movements of the stars backward with a wooden mallet. through the millenla, ruled out the appearance of The Sea of Galilee, encircled by mountains, a great new star that could have been perceived still a mirror of the sky above. It., waters are - to be hovering over Bethlehem at the time of fished largely by brothers who haul in their nets Christ's birth. So -out went the tale of the three as the Biblical brothers, Peter and Andrew, wise men and the frankincense and myrrh. James and John, once did. And the sudden Attacking from other directions, the modern fearful storms described in St. Luke still blow is faith in self-assertiveness, In sheer bigness, in from the Syrian mountains, organizational mechanisms, in the idea of man A short time In the Holy Land yields a hunreformed by society and elevated by material dred experiences that life to the Bible. Th advances—these articles of Faith have left are not proof of Bilbical authenticity in themClinst's teachings for behind, with their notions selves, of course, but in their aggregate, they that self-fulfillment lay in self-denial, that reincarnate the texture, the sense of place societal reform was dependent upon sell-reform conveyed In the gospeis. As a more tangible answer to the skeptics and and that the individual's inner peace, pined through the pursuit of justice.and charity, was the scoffers, the spade of the archeologists and the only lasting foundation for peace among the research of the scholars have turned up nations. evidence corroborating the scriptures. For - Instance, some historians are now For many, then, the Christmas story has symbol satisfied that the discrepancy In St. Luke about of mere retreated to the shadowy status If not fabrication. Yet there are vast numbers for Cyrenlus Is the fault not of St. Luke but of o.r whom the birth and teachings of Christ have lost modern calendar. They any an error by the monk none of their authenticity. Millions have jour- Dionyslus Ezlguus threw our calendar seven neyed to the Holy Lund to walk the ancient, years off. With that error corrected, the first hallowed paths that lie walked, and they feel the Christina., occured In 7 B.C. And fragments of - ' -- — was give ' - , ____ - - ey 1 - Should either of us really rely on our own personal experience since this may or ma~ not be represtmtative. I ask? Perhaps not, he agrees, observing that the only thing we differ Roman inscription, unearthed in Antioch, reveal over is what is true."(!) But what Is true is what the debate is all that C)TCnIUS was indeed governor of Syria in 7 about. What those who engage In demagogic. B.C. antibusiness, antiprolit rhetoric don't seem to The star' of Bethlehem, too, has be been understand — or in some cases even care about rehabilitated. A few years ago, astronomers is that in order to solve our unemployment Caine to the conclusion that us 7 B.C., the year of problem business must be allowed to make a the nativity by the corrected calendar, there pro fit occured a conjunction of Sat-urn and Jupiter As Nobel 'Laureate economist Paul within the constellation Pisces, has Pointed po out: "Profits are the From earth,th.. movement of planets toward lifeblood of the economic the magic each other could have taken on the appearance Potion upon which progress and all good things of a great new star. And consider this: the depend." Don't Cry - ' - - . with a loan I Th /< I. DOLPHIN FINANCE of - For 2544 S. French Ave. 3239140 4^ Every M1RRORS *PAINT *WALLPAPER Dave Galloway, Mgr. - Sanford Senkarik Glass & Paint Co Inc . ,# 1. Ph )fl .A21 210 Magnoiva A,e Sanford 1 - Timex sales and service is what Ron's does best. Owner Mary Harter, trained by her late husband, Ron, sees to it that replacement parts for Timex repair are always available so that every' customer will receive the fastest possible service. "We try to keep every model watch that Timex makes in stock, too," says Mary. "That's not always easy, though, because some are so popular they're Ugh F 0 .;. - - ,': - gone :4 :, -!l ,c tc get them' The all full of witches in the roomy shop testifies to Mary's efforts. There are also cornlortable ('hairs for those waiting to have their watch repair finished, The liarters did business at two locations in Seminole County before establishing Ron's TtmeS.ervice seven years ago in the Eastland Shopping Center, Just east of the intersection of State Roads 436 and 50. Their customers con- _________ 'i's — - :, - - -f I C 'LJ': ' I '-' I Y ou Find , Help Your Dream House Read HOME-Every Sunday We , '.,afl T M. Anything in paints for CARS, BOATS, TOUCH-UP The horrors? 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' I FENCE MAR-HYDE Vinyl Dye for -/1; The creeps? - a' *ART SUPPLIES 'GLASS from OF profits gets an Years of experience have proved that lion's hirieSt'rvicc has the right approach to business: Concentrate on what you do best and your reputation for .consistent quality- will produce a steady flow of repeat and new customers. Clean up system, rabbinical writer Arbarbanel left an account of If new, permanent, productive jobs are to be certain Jewish astrologers, who were regarded as wise men and who studied the-heavens at a created in the private sector, which is the only ~ place such employment can be created, then school in Sippar, Babylon. businesses must enlarge their plants and build There was a tradition among them that ones. And the primary source for doln long awaited Messiah would appear when'— yes, when Jupiter and Saturn met in the constellation these things is corporate savings. . . un' profits left after paying taxes and - Pisces. May we not, with prudence, assume their excitement when the sign for which they had dividends. But lithe profit-and-savings trend of the last watched all their lives appeared' And that, students of the prophecy as they were, three of 10 years continues, it Is hard to see how the these wise men might have set out from Babylon country's corporations will be able to accelerate for Bethlehem, the city of David, from whose such vitally needed job creation programs. - -t tribe the Messiah was to Issue? If Seaman Is truly concerned about keeping In terms of contemporary social criticism, the average working man off the short end of the too, the believer in Christ has seen the trendy stick, then he should be using his pen to make the overtaken by the timeless. The shortcuts by case for higher business instead of at. which society was to bypass the hard formulas of tacking the present Inadequate profit rate, which Jesus have, one by one, turned out to be dead Is much too low. ends. Footnote: It Is ironic that Seam. who works I happened to be In Caesarea, the Roman port for th AFL-CIO, should really believe that on the Mediterranean, shortly after ar- wages are in such poor shape. The bead of tlLs cheologLsts had dug up from an ancient ruin a Big Labor organization, George Meany, has h4d cornerstone that bore the name clearly visible In his sa lary raised almost 100 per cent since 1965. Latin: "Pontius Pilate, Governor." Back then, Meany made $50,000 a year; now. be when that cornerstone was laid, Pilate was makes $90,000, plus, he unlimited the symbol worldly power and wisdom. His pense account and a limousine to chauffeur hi name is remembered today only because of his around, When I asked Seaman If someday he brief encounter with the Carpenter of Nazareth. might draw a cartoon depicting Meany's salary On this day, as then, the Child of Bethlehem Increase, be replied: "Well, that's something reigns triumphant, else," Indeed, is , - your holiday bills — remains governor - Reputation At Ron ' s Time START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT perience isa little different from yours." Well, maybe so, I say. But what about the big Well, - _____ "You say you want to apply for a'Job with the Carter administration! Hey, man, are you nuts?" Oviedo AT NO COST WITH ' ,j , 0 WASHINGTON — Why I.s It that American business has such a poor Image with the public' Well, one reason Is because business is accuse4 • of a lot of things that simply are not true. k~) ,.. - PH. 365-3248 Ropy new IJea 904" & Pat BREATHING MACHINES - - £( Rottinghaus fits Donna Dempton's new frames at the Village Optician. ASTHMA? BRONCHITIS? bl t . I. 11 EMPHYSEMA? - BERRY'S WORLD - \ . ,. 20 PCT. OFF HOLIDAY WREATHS AND ORNAMENT KITS Ronald %I* But are they' They are not. According to the Dept. of Commerce, over the past 10 years, A number of them have been interviewed employe compensation which Includes not / lately on network television news programs, ' only paychecks but also social Insurance and singing the same old refrain as always: They pension, as well — has risen a whopping 136 per were right and the United States was wrong. cent. During this same period of time, corporate profits have risen only 48 per cent. They will settle for nothing else than complete 25 and unconditional amnesty. : ( Furthermore, over the past decade, personal KING FEfTU savings are up 1 per cent; whereas, corporate It remains to be seen how many of them stick it out on principle and how many seize the opsavings are down 28 per cent. Compensation of Round one coming up portunity to return home. After all these years, employes, the income of people on payrolls most of the exiles have made new lives for is roughly 30 times as great as dividend Iflcon:t' themselves and many have become citizens of today. Even the tax collectors collect near l, Canada and Sweden. twice as much from corporations as do the stockholders. There is anher reason why Mr. Carter's Vi'hen I called the AFL-CIO's cartcnL',t, pardon may not be the final, healing gesture he Bernie Seaman, and confronted him with these intends it to be. But the appeal of every new stock market idea statistics, asking why he had drawn a cartoon AP —. With investors wary and Too many American families still grieve for tendS to fade, and sometimes it loses its fowi- which so grossly distorts the facts, he became sons lost In Vietnam to welcome a flood of portfolio managers lacking in confidence, and dation in logic too. We are now a bit more can. very flustered. returning draft evaders and deserters telling ttith the government telling pension fund manfident; we recognize, among other things, that Admitting that he starts from "a preconthem how immoral their country was. All they agers to be prudent, the indexing concept came into being within the past two years. less risk means fewer profits. And so, risk is In ceived idea that generally the average working know is that no American or South Vietnamese in. again, guy winds up with the short end of the stick." soldier ever invaded North Vietnam, and that It stressed safet). If a manager of funds Woodward Kingman, executive vice president Seaman asked me: "Don't you shop for things in not the United States had any vested whether or the money in all the stocks in the Stanof Crocker National Bank, recently expressed the grocery store? Haven't prices gone out f business getting Involved In that war, there dard & Poor's 500 Index it would mean, quite the new attitude. "After considerable study," he sight?" would have been no war had it not been for the automatically, that a performance no worse than said, "we have come to side with those who look aggression of North Vietnam. True, I responded, prices are u over the pa-t the index was guaranteed. upon the index funds as the ultimate 'cop-out' by decade. But what about wages, what about tho 'It would be asking too much, of course, to While you could never exceed the index either, professional money managers." Commerce Dept. statistics? you What makes suggest that the war protestors, once pardoned, the new concept drew supporters fi rori all over. Kingman, who is in charge of trust, Investment think things are the opposite of what they reah:. might redirect their efforts to pointing out to the It had to do with the times: Investors and and fiduciary services at the big San Francisco are, countered? t 11 I world the continuing barbarism of the victors In managers were settling for less; some thought U bank, told a meeting of employe benefit plan Vietnam, as well as Cambodia. Their moral futile to try to beat the market. Well, says Seaman, he got his ideas from officials that, in his view, indexing was the sensitivities have always remained curiously reading The New York Time where he sees "that Adding to the play-safe mood was word from peddling of mediocrity. unstirred by anything done by the other side. ap- various from time to time, in one the legal advisers to portfolio managers. For its portfolios, Crocker has taken the quarter or another, have The most that can be hoped for Is that the Diversify, they said, and thus reduce risk and pruach that it is both prudent and profitable to Becoming a little testy now,had record orohts," his voice rising, he exiles have the good grace to accept their par- keep within the spirit of the new law, actively manage - to exercise judgment, says: don, and the civility not to demand that medals which insisted that pension managers use to assume the risk.s,tu seek a better- than average be struck in their honor. prudence in selecting stocks. "1 can't give these figures to you. I keep return. reading about these profits. I know people are having a hard time keeping up. Maybe my The vote was 122 to 2, with the United States and Israel voting no, when the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted a resolution on the Middle East recently. The vote was overwhelming to resume the Geneva peace conference by March, with Palestinian delegates participating. The United States and Israel took the position that Palestinians should not participate. It is essential, however, that the Palestinians participate in any negotiations aimed at establishing a permanent peace nr,'.mnt Th.y nhv1otily mud Ii. vr1y to mu"h agreement if It is to have any chance of sccess But Israel understandably refuses to negotiate directly with the Palestinians as long as theyrefuse to recngnize Israel's right to existence as an Independent state. The PaJestinians won't acknowledge Israel's right to exist as long ' as Israel refuses to negotiate with them. The impasse stands In the way of progress In the Middle East. It could be broken If the Israelis felt confident enough their own position to be forthcoming on this Issue. They should take the Initiative toward peace by agreeing In advt.zsce to negotiate whenever the Palestinians recognize Israel. .A 4 1~. ' While the dictionary recognizes no such distinction, most Americans probably agree with this definition of the terms. Certainly the exiles do. east Impasse 1V5 -. I _..'~ ' — - 11-1;-,. I - ~!::::::::::FrRo :: e 426 Poor P.R. P ro em Of Bus i n e s s i ": ii Jimmy Judging from testimony given before the "the commission — running 5,000 pages problem is not merely bad, it is terrible. People have come in droves, many clutching stacks of government forms, reports, booklets and position All that paper is papers to prove their point. inundating administrators everywhere;" . I acts grants. ' 0 . ~ to - 401 e P ardo n s M ay N ot ' 1-1 — - S4LE - ' ,. — - AND OVIEDO TRACTOR CO E Master Charge RankAmericird , ½ PRICE PA TCHWORK ORNAMENTS DUDA AUTO PARTS 01 ~,~-, If JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. RAY CROMLEY is, . "You know what that looks like?" 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"There's got to be an easier way," I said. "Why don't you simplify the job by using some magic Ofl it?" "I'll give It a try," Tim replied, but he didn't sound very confident, "Just read it. I'm all set," I said. "Well, now, first it advises ye to align the center sprocket to the dorsal flange." Say what''' ALl)lE MURPhY The story of "Frankenstein" is generally only imperfectly grasped. The chief result of the fictional tale of the monster created by Dr. Frankenstein has been to induce vicarious chills and thrills, particularly around Halloween time. The story serves that function, of course, but, if one closely examines the original text, rather than being entertained by the many movie versions, the tale carries a philosophical and practical import as well. Experimenting with forces little understood, and desirous of creating a more perfect and efficient human being, Dr. Frankenstein created a creature he thought he could control. Instead, he brought into being a monster which, refusing to obiy him, not only attacked the populace, but in the end turn ed on and destroyed its creator. The lesson is that power, once in being and placed at the dis posal of fallible human beings, increasingly tends to obey only itself. Our governmental apparatus, now threatening our freedoms, is a horror story in po int. Growing law-by-law and regulation-by-regulation, each and every one of which was introduced and im posed for "a good purpose" in the mind of its creator, government today for all intents and purposes is a giant, mindless bureaucracy answerable only to itself. Worse, every attempt to reduce its power and scope seems to result in a further expansion. Take the case of Max Weil, a pension plan consultant from New York City wh ose tale of woe was related in a recent news service story. Appearing before a 14- member commission created by Congress last year to do something about the overwhelming tide of paper flowing out of official Washington, Weil was quoted as saying: "You see before you a very frustrated, exhausted individual who has given much of his time, on a voluntary basis, in an attempt to make the Employment Retirement Income Security Act work." But the paperwork is overwhelming, Weil groaned. "My clien ts are all mad at me. because all I'm doing is filling out forms. This drives us to drink." No one really knows how much government paperwork there really the story said, "but the cost of producing and processing all of it is estimated at $40 billion a year." Other horror tales touched on in the wire story: — IRS forms for a single year, if stacked, would be two miles high. —The 10 billion sheets of paper churned out by the Government Printing Office annually would fill 50 prof essional baseball stadiums. In New York City, 53 forms must be filled out and processed be fore a welfare recipient receives the firs check. Harvard university employs 26 people, at an annual cost of $300,000, prepare reports required by the government in connection with federal "Tsk, tsk, tsk," Tim tsked. "What ye've got there obviously are the ventral stabilizer and the axle hearing." . - V. the way it was." Tim worked his magic again and the pieces fell back onto the floor. "Sorry, I guess I'm a little out of practice," he said. "Let's start over," I said, seizing the instruction sheet. "Okay, now this is the center sprocket. "Walt, it'll take you forever," Tim said. "You go on to bed and I'll take care of this." "Okay, but you'd better do it right," I sai& I went to bed, and was awakened the next morning by the delighted giggles of my daughter playing with her new toys. Tint was watching from the sofa. "Let's have it," I said. "How did you do it?" "I'll show you. I used your wife's new Polaroid camera last night." lie handed me a picture which showed a gentleman in a red suit relaxing in a chair while a platoon of little creatures worked furiously beneath the Christmas tree. ''I hVi' contacts all over,'' Tim confided. "Center sprocket to the dorsal flange." I stared helplessly at the assortment of plastic and metal parts on the floor. On the verge of panic, I grabbed a couple of odd-looking parts and attempted to align them. I found that out on Christmas Eve when, along with Timothy Dooley, I began assembling all those little gadgets for my (laughter to find underneath the tree the next morning. "I hardly know where to begin, Tim," I said. "Tim. Tim!" "Under here! I'm trapped!" a voice piped from under a pile of packages. "Get out of there, you'll get crushed," I said. "No you read the instructions and I'll try to put this riding toy together." Tim put a pair of spectacles on his nose and squinted at the instruction sheet. "Looks like a bunch of A-rab hiryglyphics," he nitiltered. Around Tuesday. December 28, 1976-4A A — OPEN Mon. - Fri. 9:306:OO, Sat. 9:30-5:00 Herald - *1111arnsotj COMMUNICATION Other Financing Available -° 1917 FrsnchAv,. Ph.322-4$33 Sanford m -i1i r rjlrj-t Alm 323-0420 RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL Water Purification Systems WATER TESTS on site or take sample to I KING'S SUPPLIES 2354 Park-Dr., Sanford-323.5612 DESIGNERS OF WATER SYSTEMS FROM WELL TO FAUCET 30 years engineering exporience 711 Bldg. Hwy. 434. Altamonte Springs 22W. Lake Beauty Dr.. Orlando • �4 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. F Tuesday, Dec. 28,J UI (I WI --__.-._..___._,_._.a - Evening Herald, 5nford, Fl, I • .,...eM:., • - •••••_• - • - .. ..... - - .. A.:.. I .- . .. . _% Z'L .. .- _L4i.•• '' . . •• . . - • - -- -.-.. . '• - . 4;; --.!,-- •,. . 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' Coach Happy ' winning coach prone to sud- for next season. was trying to line up teams quarterback at Indiana, enden departures from college "It's a tough schedule," he more in keeping with Miami's tered pro football as a ,-Ind pro teams, is the new foot- told a news conference Monday. recent performance. i linebacker with the Cleveland ball boss at the University of "I saw the opener (Ohio State) "There are adjustments Browns In the 1940s. He turn Miami - a team with only one and I was afraid to look any being made," Saban said, to coaching in 1950 and h~llll . Saban replaces Carl Selmer, since guided five universities winning season this decade. . -. 0 - r e IAl, Well In vo Al I ffs. I1! Pro SCOREBOARD WESTERN CONFERENCE Pro Basketball The St. the Baltimore Colts, were nina Oakland and flankers D Drew OUk Cardinals, eliminated way winners at their positions. Pearson of Dallas afl(l 0111 - lfrm the National Football Ham received 63 of the 84 votes Rranch of Oakland. .ixaguv playoffs before they and Jones was named on 51 Another Oakland player, flay yer started, ilid better on The ballots, Guy, was picked as the punter. ,Wsociated Press NFI, All-Pro Joining Jones in the All-Pro Los Angeles dominated the I ,)Wf~ announced today. offensive backfield were But. fir-St team defense, placing end Although they missed the falos O.J. Simpson, who won Jack Youngblood, linebacker Olayoffs on the final day of the his fourth rusWng champion- Isiah Robertson and corason, Four Cardinals were ship in the lust five years, and nerhack Monte Jackson. med to the All-Pro squad, Walter Pa)lon of the Chicago ihe middle linebacker pivotgiving St. Louis the largest rep- Rears, who lost the rtLshing ing for 11am and Robertson is rcscntation of any NFl.. team. crown to Simpson on the final another Sleeler, Jack Lambert. A nationwide panel of 84 day of the regular season. Up front with Youngblood art orts writers and broadcasters Chosen on the offensive line tackles Wall)' Chambers of Chipicked tackle Dan Dierdorl, besides Banks and Dienk)rf cago and Jerry Sherk of CleveIn, Tom Banks, cornerback were guards Joe land and end John Dutton of er Wehrli and place-kicker Del,arnielleure of Buffalo and Baltimore. Jun Bakken for the All-Pro John Hannah of New England In the secondary with Jackhonir. and tackle Rcn Yary of Mit.- son and Wehrli are Dallas fret' 1 so players, linebacker Jack nesota. safety Cliff Harris and strong Ua;n of the Pittsburgh Steelers The three receivers selected safety Tom Casanova of Cincinand (luarterbach Bert Jones of were tiehl end Dave Casper of nati. The kick return sp&ia1i.t Midwest Dnyer EASTERN CONFERENCE Dtrt Atlantic Division Indiana w L Pct. GB Ken City Philphia II 12 .600 C)CO Boston 17 I) 567 1 MiI, NY Knk lb IS .516 21. - - Buffalo 4 NY Nets 424 .361 19 12 19 Cleve N Orins 16 10 .643 9 17 .613 - 13 16 16 52 7) II) 877 I? 14 .576 3 15 19 flu 71 3 ii 20 .4)2 It., it 16 • 7 26 212 $5 Pacific Division 13 11 .133 12 73 '33 . Wh ite NFL J) ) R okie o L Ang 20 13 Pro Hockey CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division W L T Pis OF GA Phila 21 1 I 50 13) 95 NY is, 20 I I 46 121 60 Allan 1712 7 4) 119 107 Goldn St IS 63'2 SEVENTH - I Larre YJ,5 (6) FIFTH - I. C)aver Don ó 20 J 60,660.3 60. 7 Aldaria Arana (3) 006 00 . 2 Jet Streak (7) 620310 700,5 20; 3. Ica Coldo (1) 260. Q (3. 3 Sky Bolt (I) 510; Q (67) 54 20. P 61 3660. P (63) 12.20. Big 0 (47) (61) 57L40; 1' (6.7.6) di 60; 31 34 wi th 36) 212 60 SIXTH - 1 Instant Time (6) I So EIGHTH - I. FermInRamon (3) 510 300. 7. Alert's Season (3) 5 40 '7 7 5 00 3 60 2 Sale Bongos (It 3 . 3 Scamp On (7) 300. 0 (3 i It 60,6 80,3 Bilbao Arcs (5) 7,20; 0 1120. P is 3) 54 00 ; T (6.3 1) 9600 (1)) 20 20. P (31) 74.10. 39.04 Smylh* O4vIsion 606 3' 320. 7 Patxi (317 $0. 2 10, 3 Alava 5.20370. 2 Going By IS) 7605 40 . 3 14 • Mondays Games S Ant, Washton Atlanta Division NY Ring Central Division Houston Tuesday. Dec- 26. 1976-_lA No garnei scheduled Today's Games Houston at New York Knicks Kansas City at Cleveland Seattle at Atlanta Washington at Indiana Portland at Chicago Philadelphia at San Antonio Phoenix at Denver Milwaukee at Golden State Boston at Los Angeles Wednesday's Games Kansas City at Buffalo c.-Mtle at New York Net s Atlanta at Washington Portland at Detroit Philadelphia at Houston Boston at Phoenis It The Associated Press Chgo 1120 5 27 112 135 TENTH - I Mano (6) 7.60. 360; Cob S fl 5 21 96 129 (5) 350. 0 (1 6)3710; P (6 I) 106 80; Minn 6 20 A 20 14 I" DID 12 6) 5940 WALES CONFERENCE ELEVENTH -1. Jos. Echavc (1) Norris Division 1380. 520. 6 60. 7 Aria Oio*a (5) Mont Pills L. A, DIrt Wash Buff Bstn Into Cleve 77 s i Si Ill 76 1210. 2060, 3 P4CgUI Perez (2) 620; 1516 5 35 113 124 0 (4 5) IS 60. P (1 5)705 60. 121110 34 117 117 TWELFTH -1. Maruri Juan (I) 12 IS 1 28 103 125 6.40. 1000. 340. 3 Sate Ramon (6) 1020 1 24 95 140 720. 5 10; 3 Anton Bencoa (1) 350; Adams Division 0(66) 6300 P ($6) 151.60; Big 0 (1 23 I 3 19 $27 79 5 with all 6) 630 20; (1 5 with all I) 20 Ii 3 17 13$ Ii) 63020 io 15 6 35 138 121 A - 2.051, Handle S10L901 11 It 7 29 100 127 MONDAY NIGHT Monday'; Results L os Angeles 1, Detroit 4 Montreal 1, Cleveland 2 Atlanta 6. Colorado 2 Philadelphia 5, Vancouver I Today's Game; New York Rangers at Wash 1 6 5) 136.10; T (6-51) 695 60 ; 31 14 S 20 7 60. 7 Jo Ellen Eckert (2) 1 20 2 60, 3 Suffire Chocklaw IS) I.AO, 0 II 2) 13.10; P (I 2) 32 10; 1 (12 SI 7560; Ii Si NINTH - I Joe Mischiel (I) 17 '0 7 40 620 7. News Director (1) 7 V 180 3 Count Axe (I) 300. 0 (1 4; 72 60. P (1 41301.60; 1 (1 1 6)27160. 20 U TENTH - I Win Hana (5) 76 10 I? 20 720. 2 Marigold Oak (2) 7 80 500 3 C P '5 Ashley (I) 2 60 . 0 2 S 11260. P IS 2) 43170. 1 (5.7 8 943 40, M 95 FIRST- I Larri Miguel (7) 1260, 670. 3 00. 2 Domingo.Jav) (1) 3.20. 300. 3 Aldana Coldo (3) 340; 0 (1. 2)36 10. P ( 21) 32040. SECOND - I Domingo Coldo (2) 3? 40 , 5 80.5.60; 2. L.rr( Yza (72 560, 500. 3 Alone Sanchel (5) 300. 0 (7 ELEVENTH - 1, Tally Vic (1 11.606 10 3 60; 2 Din Scott (5) tO 20 310;). E C 's Moon Maid) 10,0 (1 5) 1200. P P (1 I) 1200; P (lei 117.50; 1 (1 51)72720; 31,33 TWELFTH - I Manatee Danny (5) 5 00 360 340. 2 ER's Nan. (5 a NEW YORK rAPt - Sammie Los Angeles at Minnesota 24S70 Oakland's Ken Stabler, statiCollege IS 8) 13 00; p is 5) 3630; 1 1137; New York Islander% at St WIlite of the Minnesota Vikings, THIRD-] Uri& Eloria (S) 1200. IST480, 31 10 GrassN runwav in Goldenrod to get things off ground sical leader among the NFL's who led the National ConferLouiS " 5.20. 600. 2 Echano Miguel (2) 6 60. A 5573, Handle $773,567 passers, was named quarterWednesday's Games 4.10.3. Negul Arena (4 ) 120;Q (2.5) TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Montreal at Pittsburgh back of the second tean). Ills ('nce in touchdown catches and Bas ketball 43)0; P (52) 11250 FIRST - 1 Ten Grand (6). 2 0. Buffalo at Atlanta FOURTH - 1. Areha Perez (7) Mitee Yaker (1). 3 Wednesday, Co second-teur. pass catchers are receiving yardage, was named Toronto at Cleveland Monday's College 11.80,7.20,360; 2. Cacho Aguirre (2) (5). 1 Justanlp (6), 5 Baby Bonn. wide' receivers Roger Carr of ihe Associated Press' National Detroit at Chicago Basketball Re; Results 5 00.3.20. 3 Negui Zarre (I) 3. 00 ; Q (8). 6 Michael H (10), 7. C.B fired before the Hurricane's I I- and three pro teams. Football League Offensive Washington at Colorado The 55-year-old Saban, who Miami went 3-8 this season Baltimore and Isaac Curtis of (2 1) 57 20; P (7 2) 12060; DO IS 7) SuzIe (5 2); 8 Curio Hunter (12) % As a college mentor, he has a EAST Bookie of the Year today. Boston at Vancouver unexpectedly left the Buffalo and 2-8 in 1975. Its only winning nal game of the 1976 season. 201)0. SECOND -I Big Boy Jax (12); Cincinnati and tight end Russ 34-33.4 record. lie coached Case Wm Paterson 74, Upsala 61 "I've been tremendously [ FIFTH - I Marurl Arcs (7) The selection of the 5-foot-li, Increase (0). 3. Surtlre Yet (6). 4 World Hockey Association Bills in October and just as record of the decade was 5 in ~ SOUTH ,I By The Associated Preqs &I 6-2. ,Ind Montreal defeated 1120. 6.20, 5.00; 7. Manolo.Becsgoa Rock Island Rock (5-2); S. Crackr pressed with desires to have Institute 1950-1952, Northrancis of New England. The 190-pounder front Grambling, Eastern Division abruptly quit the University of 1974 when the school s Southern U 87, Ind Purduelnd. 78 second team running backs are' cleveland 4-2. 1955 and Western 11W L I Ph OF GA _U In- fine football, to have excellence western in Cincinnati after 19 days, signed embent athletic director, Pete Houston Baptist 65, SW Louisiana No, 2 draft choice The Philadelphia Flyers alAndy Spr uce ruined Parent's Chuck Foreman of Minnesota Minnesotas in this area,"Saban said. "I am linois in 1957-59. I behind Oklahoma State defen- " SIXTH - I Urza Aguirre (1) THIRD - 1 Surfire Jeff 6 thusiastic member. "In ByELDANICIIOLS The radio-controlled Indy a six-year contract with the Elliott, guided the team. have just gone up or Is 13 2 38 109 120 MIDWEST jeady have played tw easons. bid for a fifth shutout this sea. and Lydell Slitchell of Balti2') 00, 9 80. 550. 2. Arta Perez (1) lie joined the Boston Patriots thoroughly convinced that this Cinci Smart Alibi (5.2) 3 Jaded Edge sive tackle James White), was 1715 2 36 152 12 Hurricanes for a reported salafact, the transmitter will do planes are brilliantly Herald Correspondent down) in smoke. more. DePaul 86, Bradley 00 ~,~hjs -National 110ckey0 lxagw s son with imt 3:54 to play in the N Eno 15 17 4 34 119 127 5 L, Ia In 1977, the Hurricanes are is what they would like to have, in 1960 when they were organt, Screaming and rolling FAR WEST everything except start an ry in the SW,OWper-year range. painted, and they represent Putting a remot,. Q ct4 4260. P II 4127620 , -campaigil The first 18 games game, the tall)- coming with Macbee (0). 6. Wlneva (SI. 7 The second team offensive' overwhelming. Sarnmy, who Minn 14 17 4 37 106 112 Arizon,a 90, Stanford 82 scheduled to face Alabama, and I Intend to do everything ized in the old American FOOISEVENTH wd of flayfield hauled in 1)) TI) passes during airplanes will be flying engine in flight." 1 Jose Coldo (3) Alert's Heidi (10); I. early World War I models Birm control plane in flying Manatee 13 25 1 27 132 153 -t narked ;I stu.nibling start for Just 14 seconds remaining in a line is conipo., Saban, the seventh Hurricane Penn State, Kansas and Notre within my effort to fulfill that ball League. lie was fired after Cal Santa Barbara too, st Xavier 14 00, 9 20. 5 20, 7 1 ca Perez (s) Bessie (6), the regular season, got the vote 75 Western Division high in the Florida sky, The Tangerine Interto the latest model, plu.s condition can cost a the Philadelphians; the last 18 five-minute Vancouver power Wright of Dallas and George 1660. 10.20, coach in 10 years, grimaced Dame. Saban said it's too late to challenge." 3 Aldana Miguel (2) FOURTH - 1. Jokin Jim (6) 2 Diego 1 I-, years. Buffalo hired him as 72 13 2 46 129 l from 49 of the 84 sports writers Montana 81. E Montana 6.3 from Wednesday through national competitors will helicopters. A small handminimum of $500, ac570. 0 (351 1600 P (3-51 301 20; Millie Scott (1), 3 Alert's Gala* ;,have been close to perfect. Kunz of Baltimore at the lack- ;Ind broadcasters, three from HouSton play. 1714 4 35 120 110 personnel director and named Pacific U Sunday at the Showalter be judged in precision held transmitter tells the cording to "Doe" BlanThe Flyers extended their unWashington St 69, Fresno S,1 62 The Canucks had gained the EIGHTH - 1. Marurl Larres, (7) (12); 6 R, Terry (10); 7. LauravIite him conch in 1962. Ills 1 ir seaNFl. team. Edmntn Miniature Airport, off Hwy. 1619 1 33 97 124 aerobatics, using real . model what to do. A radio chard, plus, he adds, "don't .iiieaten string to 18 games Mon- five-minute advantage after the IA)ws ;Ind Gene Upshaw of each 10 00.3 80. 250. 2 Fermin Zarre '(1) IS 2). 8 Watonga Bud (I). Calgry 14 17 2 son at Buffalo was 7-&I, then he 1 Los Angeles quarterback Pat TOURNAMENTS 15-A, near Goldenrod. aircraft as a judging base. signal is directed to a forget the hundreds of ,:-ay night with a 5-1 trIumph. Flyers' B..b Kelly squared off Oakland at the guards with Phoenix 1320 2 20 116 15$ won successive AFL titles with Brigham Young 61, Si Joseph';, 71 33 00 ; P (I 4) 5760 Haden, the Rhodes scholar Action is daily from 8 The name of the game is to Sam's Choice (13); 3 Eades ¶ç.r receiver in the aircraft. It hours spent on actually Iris h Monday's Result over the Vancouver Canucks the the Canucks' Hilliard Miami's Jim L Pa 56 NINTH - 1 Zarre (3) 11.40.800. Run (5) 1. Amount Taken (6). 5 12-2 and 10-3-1 teams. snger at center. from Southern Cal by way of the New England S. Soviet Union am. until dark. earn the most points and is fed to a series of motor building the model." Oklahoma City 97, Ohio U 73 340. 2 E)orza (1)500.5.80; 3. PaId ,,and now find themselves within Graves and Philadelphia's Jack Gay Gabby (52); 6 BOokie's Baby 7. exhibition But he abruptly returned to On defense, the second team defunct World Football League, The ninth annual walk away with a trophy. Kansas St 74. Oklahoma St 56 servos, which control flight 1) 410, 0 (13)3370, P (3-1) 95.70 The R.C.A.C.F. Club was live games of the 23-game NIh. Mdflhargiy tussled with Van- line has Pittsburgh's Joe (10);?. Bob's KalicoiS); IMy St,srr Today's Game; the university ranks In as Missouri SI. Iowa St 67 was second in the balloting with TENTH - I Larrea ( I) 1960, (6), . Tangerine International ROnce in a while a plane surfaces and the engine of established first in 1956, as Soviet Union at Cincinnati, 'record for success they share couver ddenseman Dave For. Greene and Alan Page of MIJi. . Georgetown 79, Fairfield 69 II 40. 600; 2 Arcs (3) 1100,660; 3 head coach at Maryland, sayin g r SIXTH - 1 Chief Scott (SL 2 10 votes. Pittsburgh quarexhibition C Championships, spongoes out of control, but . the precision built aircraft. the Martin Modelers, but tier. SIcAhargey was assessed nesota at the tackles with Toniith the Boston Bruins. Manhattan 60. Long Island 56 Manolo 17) 320. 0(38) 60.80; P (S Bootle Bill (6); 3. Hurricane Watch he was weary of pro ball. The sored by the R.C.A.C.F., N Carolina too, oral Robert% s.4 even the crash landings "If the plane has as more people joined, it Philadelphia's last loss came an extra major for intent to in- m' Hart of San Francisco and Boston Colkge was next with New England at Minnesota next year he suddenly left Oregon 61, Bowling Green 54 ELEVENTH - 1 Aria Zarre (6) MiDestiny (32). 6 Andy Over (61 7 Remote Control bring forth an admiring, retractable landing gear, became the R.C.A.C.F.. Indianapolis at Phoenix e, ,n Nov. 13 and if Monday's per- jure. Harvey Martin of Dallas at the seven, Others receiving votes Louisiana St 101, Montana St 8) (010, 480. 310, 2. Oguiza-Soto (3) Ambush (171; 5 Mineo la Ms Gac Maryland, saying he didn't lik JACKSONVILLE (AP) Quebec at Edmonton Association of Central The only players Notre Dame halftime bulge and then turned "Boy, what a great crash!" the transmitter wfll even with a steady membership en&s. The linebackers are Teti . Villanova 61, Hotstra 63 ormance is any indication, 180, 7.00, 3- Patxl.Perez (5) 360; 0 Kings 7, Red WIngs 4 (10). I Wildnesday's Games included running back.s Clark Notre Dame's football team must replace are quarterback things over to its big-play de- college football. Florida), will host parremark. Perhaps hundreds control that function," said Marquette 67, Clemson 49 of 70 to 80 local. Shows have ; 13 6 i 45 00, P (6 3) 96 00 Hendricks of Oakland, Bill Berhere is no sip of .a letup. The SEVENTH - I No No Trouble i5 No game% scheCuled Former tied Wing Marcel In 1967 he moved t' Denver, Wisconsin 74, Boston Cot 66 Gaines of the New York Jets TWELFTH - 1. Alava Ramon (4) 2).' 2 Hof'S Chub (4). 3. Toy Balloon closed out the 1976 season by Rick Slager and split end Dan fense. ticipants from all across of dollars in equipment Luke Potter, an enbeen performed fur the 'j'lyers charged to a 4.0 lead on Dionne scored three goals to gey of Philadelphia and Robert and Archie Griffin of CmDetroit 79, Centen ary 74 7180.6 60.380. 2 Santl Larrea (I ) coaching four losing teams be(10 ) . A. Pirate Eye (6); S Lad'? thinking about 1. Kelleher. the nation - competing in Cancer Society, The Kent St 76. St. Peter's 69 460,310; 3 Fermin Juan 131 3. 00 ; Q Hostess (12); 6 Manatee Virgy (I) , Iwo goals by right wing Reggie lead the Kings past Detroit In a Braille of .1 J al-A I linebackers Doug Becker, fore returning to Buffalo. DurHouston. New Engcinnati, and quarterback Jim And despite all of Coach Dan such events as pattern Houston 69, Illinois II 8) 3700; P (II) 150 60 . Big 0 (3 Sanford Air Show, Stall 7 Mineola Ugly (5), I Arab Flash t iach i , singles by Bobby Clarke fight-filled clash in which Bruce land's Mike Ilaynes and Ken '/>rn "This game will probably ficimkreiter and Bob Golic led Ing two stints at Buffalo he of Seattle. S Alabama II, Samford 67 6) and (1 1)501 20 it project our future for next novice, advanced, expert Devine's attempL% to play (6) displays and Boy Scout Riley uf Cincinnati miere sLvey Bennett, and the flood a the way with 13, 12 and 11 Texas Tech 75, S Mississippi 74 minORLANDO-SEMINOLE A - 2,336. handle $100,119 lack- amassed a 6&-544record. lie EIGHTH - I Xtra Glow (1); 2 Siunniie White more than and masters; sports scale; cool whenever next year was year," said tight end Ken demonstrations. lected at the cornerN ,A ith PittsAs Utah 102. Idaho " les, respectively. MONDAYMATINEE Strong safety quit mid-season Uils year to he vlIm> P-erson Pet 110). 3 Bob's Leland Formula I Racing and Nevd Reno 78. Pepperc,jrne 68 FIRST 6 0, I Uria Miguel (2) 14 I burgh teammates Mike Wagner 1), 4 Redhead Cathy (5). 3. Ring ie Parent. Flames 6, Rockles 2 younger Cincinnati's athletic director. 460, 280 2 Domingo Albirdi )hl B.C. helicopter events. Leader (6). 6 Dillie Scott (12). 7 I TJ Parent was sharpest during a arid Glen F(twards picked as left off. Gilliam played out his Dog Racing brother, knocked dowrn three Ken Houston scored twice to 1 10. 2 80 3 Cacho Sanchez (/12 80. Mineola Mimi (5 2) I. Red Axe 16) "I have nothing but great recontract with the Vikings . in I ahead to their planned run at yards. "During some of the past _______________ ______________ the John Young Museum. ,kretch of the first period In carry the Flames past the the safeties. (.3 (I 2) 3) 40 P 'II) 167 70. passes, intercepted one pass in stforthe pros," Saban said NINTH - 1 Otima (12); 2. Turner 191 s ,Ind signed with Atlanta n f the national championship. Tangerine' Meets," ac"I think Michigan and Notre SECOND - I Domingo Sanchez Persons desiring to become Efren Ilerrera or, : - hich he stopped Mike Walton Rockies, losers In all seven Joy (9). I H A 1 Brent (6); 4 SANFORD ORLANDO his own end zone and recovered Monday. "I . . placements Iu.s last year in Minnesota, GilII 11 40 , 570. 310. 2 Urza Arena was disillusioned . .. cording to club president P-1 "it was good to finish with a Dame will be the top two teams Cousn Ccunty (10). S Papagrouch members must have an MONDAY'S RESULTS Kingdom of the Sun Holiday fumble at the Penn State 23 to by the way things worked out." on a breakaway, stole a goal games they have played in At- is the kicker, John James of liarn had 50 receptions for a 21 3 20. 2 60 . 3 Oguiza Yza (7) 320. '61, 6 Aired Hunter (II; 7 Bat ifl." Devine said following going into next season," said a Leonard Lyons, "gate Classic AMA (American Modeling Atlanta the punter and Ed front Chris Oddleifson with a lanta as the Rockies and Kan. Q Q 4) 21 60. P (4 2) 68 10 OD (2 4) set up Reeve's first field goal. man's Rocket IS 2). 1 Quick County FIRST I Blow On By (6) 15 80 teani-Wgti 75 yards. In his first After only 19 days at CincinOcala Vanguard 94, Hawthorne donations have gone to the .'.. Monday night's )-9 Gator Bowl Coach Joe Paterno of'k Penn Association) card, plus 73 6.90 1 Brown of treaiendous glove save, and sas City Scouts. 1 f TitUS'il(e Senior 5 1. WIlOod so 1 . . Washington the kick year in Minnesota, White had 51 A 65-yard kickoff retwn by nati, he quit with no more exTHIRD Florida Boys Ranch and viclory over Penn State, "and it State, which also must be conI Eddy AIbqdI (7) 3 Mo TENTH - I Southern Comfort - 1. FCC license to operate .I nt ague Missile (I) 6 40 . Q Came up %ith two rilth,m quick Orlando Edgewater 56, Daytona Canadlens 4. Barons 2 I.I III - receptions for a conferencehigh f makes for a good start for next sidered a contender with 15 Terry Burick following Penn planation than In other casm the Central Florida Zoo. . i Seabreeze 54 transmitter. Meetings are . ".4 Nops-with the Canut mountSerge Savard and Guy La. 610,340, 3 Ice Solo (1) 350; 0 17.71 SECOND Montague MyStic (5); 1. J&G s l..CP.'s Michel 906 season," State's early field goal Ignited Hereturnedtohls Buffalo home Due to the possible loss of starters returning. held the second Monday of tng pressure late In the session. fleur scored goals in a 1:O8span NEW YORK (AP) The As'ronauts 64 theNI"(' Pro Bowl squad . _çc'"1 IL, A few minutes to watch for other oppor. FOURTH Making for an even better the flying site within the Notrc Dame, ranked 15th, the Irish offense. ch month at First Socsaled Press 1916 National In the other N111. games of the third period to lift r8oahasste Leon 07, Lake weir so 10 40, 700. ) 40, 21 Arta Elorza (3) 6203 Tee's Tango (6) 350 Q (7$) (1); 6 Beasilia (6). 7 My Names Oguita zarre (it 103 40, P (I 81 M 90; OD (6 it) Scott IS 2),8 Norwegian Prince. , start IS the return of 23 regu- wound up with a 9-3 record. later, Hunter plowed across the tunities. Miami, he said, was next two years," he added, Football League first and Second woosoopopFederal Savings and Loan, Deland6l, Gainesville Buchholz 5 Ills biggest games of the sea1onday, Los Angeles downed Montreal past Cleveland. The 710, 340, 3 Negui Jay) I)) 300; 0 1)240 3131 Imp (5) All Pro 'earns Pensacola Washingt lars, 20 of whom started against Perin State, tied for 20th in the goal line to give the Irish a lead the first good one that came 6 "the club is tr)ing to raise ows on U. Lake (551 6200 P IS 5) 29520. DO (75) son came against Im Angeles, '*Detroit 74 in a penalty-filled insurance tally was Lafleur'3 THIRD - I C B Jax (1) 920650 ELEVENTH - I Drif's Mart ALL PRO worth 16 along. Penn State plus three others final regular season college they never surrendered. money for a new site. All Michigan, in Orlando, at F IR S T . Miami and Detroit. Against the contest, Atlanta blasted Cobra- 27th goal of the year. FIFTH - 1 Anton sri'.. '7' fl IVI I fl.-. I iii urn, ,,4 miss Miss may tel; _______________ gate' donations from this who were Injured along tue football poll, finished 7-5, the ,...,, . King Sunshine City invitations 7602 Fermin 7:30 p.m., with guests 17Rams he had nine catches for Bena(5) so, 'j so.' 1210p(12) 117 90, 1 (421) 445 60. Tur'twa,. (52). 6 T's Stash (6). 7 -"-I--Wide Receiver way. Clearwater 54, Chocta*nalchee 61 Tangerine Meet willbeset most losses since a 5-5 mark In we I c.o m e. Visiting 139 yards and a touchdown. At Manolo Ramon (I) 310. 0 (57) 31 82 Sitlie Scott (5(;5 LC Baby Face ill ChIt Branch. Oak lard. Drt-* Dixie Hollins 72, Si Petersburg 41 70 P (7 5) 282 00. aside for a new fleli" "It was a great win and It Paterno's initial campaign as modelers are FOURTH -1 Baby Boy ($) 7750 TWELFTH - I Mineola Pete being Pearon, Dallas Mianu he had nine receptions Dunedin 80. Stuart Martin County 59SIXTH limberrirerrif Tree I Jose Sanchez (7) 920 5 50, 2 H.L 's Buckley (7) 13.60 1121. 2 K s Manly (4); 3 Marieca There is no entrance starts us off for next year," said head coach a decade ago. Tight End qua rt ered in the Ramada III 120 rds )a and three Ms. 76 It 40. $ 20, 7.00; 2 Patxl Javi (4) 660, 3 Jac's pistol 3.50. 0 it ill Terry (5). 4 Power Win (6). S. Jude Dave Casper. Oakland Petersburg Nortneast ' 550. linebacker Steve Ilelnkreiter, The Nittany lions took a 3-0 Inn North, at 1-I and hwy. And against the Lions he had S.aSt 6 70 '3 Larri Bengoa (2) 5.00; 151 70. P (5-7) 367,20; 1 (I 72) Moss (6). 6 Look Ethel (32); 7 Tackle ntord Seminole 57 accepted," Lyons said. who helped key a stingy defense lead on Tony Capozzoll's 260 (4 7) 3050; P (I 4) 15090 1.67300. 3925. , itamonte, Harmon (I). 5. Fast & Foxy (10) seven catches for a club-record Dan Dierdort, SI Louis, Ron Kev For Marauette Y, kA..... OICI .... -i.. that doesn't lose a single yard field goal midway through two 11)5, I Louise and Ed Izzo journeyed from Massachusetts Guard starter. the opening period. It capped a None of this seems to have John Hannah, New England, Jot Slate 74-56 in the Big Eight By The Associated Press Defensive end Ross Browner, drive from the Penn State 35 to surprised the Vikings OcLarnelleure, Buffalo winner of the Outland Trophy the Notre Dame 10, but that was Center Beating the CIeIIIson Tigers Tourney at Kansas City; Man''Wide receiver comes. down Tom Banks. St Louis as the nation's top lineman, the only time In the first half the was just like chopping wood for l'iattan nipped LIU 60-56 and to athletic ability - running, Qu ar t erback Georgetown turned back Faircalled the game a "morale losers advanced beyond their the Marquette Warriors. jumping and catching," said Bert Jones, Baltimore field 79-69 in New York's Holtbooster for next year. One of the own 32. Running back veteran quarterback Fran Tar0 J Simpson, Butfalo, Waiter clay Festival; Villanova edged reasons we came to a bowl this Al Hunter, who rushedfor 102 cutting down a "Tree." kenton. who almost always Payton. Chicago year was to get our young yards in 26 carries, scored "I really felt if I could stop Iiofstra 64-62 and LSU crushed booked in White's direction DEFENSE people prepared for next year; twice on one-yard runs and "Tree" Rollins, we'd win," said iMontana State 101-81 in the End ,A lien he needed a big play. "We Jack Youngblood. Los Angeles. to be around a bowl atmos- Dave Reeve booted a pair of 23Marquette's Jerome Whitehead Louisiana Classic; Detroit (ICthought all along that Sammie feated centenary 79-74 and John Dutton, Baltimore phere.. We'll be a young team yard field goals as Notre Dame, after the 12th-ranked Warriors had the talent and the ability, Tackle again, but we'll have a lot of helped by costly Penn State trimmed the 10th-rated Tigers Kent State topped St. Peter's of Wally Chambers, Chicago Jerry and he has proven it." New Jersey 76-69 in the Motor Slier;, Cleveland a maturity." penalties, piled up a 20-3 !-il -,~ ~~ A ,-. _-, IL __ .~ - -49 in the Milwaukee Classic I And Coach Bud Grant, a man Linebacker City Classic in Detroit and londay night. Jack Ham, Pittsburgh (outside), known to be tight with a cornSouth Alabama beat Samford Clemson's seven-foot center, Jack Lambert. Pittsburgh mid I 81.67 and Texas Tech edged die t . I;lah Robertson, Los Angeles pliment, said, "SJllle players po w-.1 "I I...-, 'ho had helped the Atlantic `'-'.,~ . 1 -, "I , - .I . , ge t .1 quick start and then their . 40I lOut side ? ."I4. . I oast Conference team average Southern Mississippi 75-74 Ili .-. Cornerback i:.~, performance levels off. Sam- 1. the Senior Bowl in Motile, Ala. 104 po in ts a game, was neutr alMonte Jackson. Los Angeles, ,~. -"R% flue's big thing is that he has " Roger Wehrli, St Loui , 60% Houston tripped Illinois 69.66 ed by Whitehead. The Marcontinued to uiprove lie is an : 1.. Safety in an opening-round game of the uette center kept the "Tree" _? . ., __ k7dT. , __ Cliff Harris, Dallas (treel. Tom 711I, " -.. . intelligent -: receiver, durable, I ___ I 4, _~_______ 5 Rainbow Classic in Hawaii foul trouble most of the night Casanova, Cincinnati (strong) .f [)ALLAS (Al') - Maryland ers," said Atkins, shaking his has excellent hands, good speed 11-4 SPECIALISTS d held him to an insiiificant sophomore running back sensa- head. "But I just can't do it. I In the Lutheran Brotherhood and good instinct and, probably Place-kicker -' • , ... wo points and four rebounds. Classic in Minneapolis, Augs''I tlon Steve Atkins made It offi- really want to play. It will be Jim Bskkrn, St Lou-s most important, he likes to I ;. With less than (our minutes burg heat Texas Lutheran 67Punter ' cial Monday. He isn't playing In hard just standing there on the play." I . . ..... £-'.f Is the Cotton Bowl against sidelines. Ray Gui, Oakland one in the game, Whitehead 60 Wittenberg trimmed s White, of cow-se, (k)e3't deny (Herald P11010 By Eld. Nichol,) Kick returner E,engwood's Bob Schuster with his Formula I racer ook I(t,Utns inside for 11 stuff Paul Concordia 91-40; Capital Houston New Year's Day. "But Just one shot ln the right R.ck Upchurch, Denver he deserves the honor and atHerman (hIank Welch with a Waco SRE4O hot. Whitehead missed, but beat Carthage 80-76 and Lenoir ALL PRO Although he was suited out place and I would have to untentlon he is getting. But he SECOND TEAM ew Rollins second foul. Roll- lthyne routed Nebraska ('or,.and playing catch at Mary- dergo surgery. I've got to do says it's not all his own doing. OFFENSE committed his third foul cordia 128-80. land's first workout in the Cot' what I think is right." Wide Receiver "I was confident all along I 'ith 11:45 left in the first half Roger Carr, Baltimore. Isaac ton Bowl, Atkins said "I defIMaryland Coach Jerry Claicould make the team and be the While Whitehead was doing Curti; Cinc inna ti nd was forced to sit down until nitely will not play. It's not borne said It's Atkins' decision it big-play man," he said. "I've the defensive job reqwred on Tight End ternussion. worth taking a chance on my to make. Ruts Francis, New England always had confidence in my Rollins, Butch Lee carried the MIAMI (AP) - Jim Pacenta, this. We've got somet hing The victory snapped it rare Tackle to victories over Purdue, Indiana, depth," he said after Monday's' career." "I don't think he will play," .lblllty. Fran has been like a 1. offense for Marquette with 1? Raylield WHOM, Dallas. George ,o-game losing streak at home vowing to show the nation the prove. But we've got a lot of Illinois and Minnesota prior to workout at the University of. Atkins, of Spotsylvanla, Va., said Claiborne. "He still can't father to (tIC. lles done so much points. The Warriors held high. Kunz. Baltimore real Ohio State football team, work to do yet to get mentally Michigan. or Marquette and sent tt Miami was the fourth leading rusher In go full speed and only he can to help file' , ' Guard powered Clemson, the nation's will open at quarterback Satur- prepared," said Pacenta, who arriors into tonight's finals For the season, he completed Conrad Dobler, St Lo...s Gene The Buckeyes suffered sev- the nation when he was injured tell when he can go full speed.' st..onhigheM scoring team , to UpthIw, day night for the Buckeyes started the last four games for 28 of pas Oakland gainst Wisconsin, an earlier ses for 404 yards and eral minor injuries In their last In the fifth game of the season Claiborne did get one wish but one field goal in the first Center Stan Smith Enters against Colorado In the Orange the Big Ten cochampions. 4 -66 victor over Elusion Calone touchdown, ca tching the heavy workout. Tailback Jeff a gainst North Carolina State. Monda y - pleasant wea ther, Jim Langer, Miami nine- minutes of the second half Bowl. Pacenta, from Akron, Ohio, eyes of professional football Logan (ankle), defensive end lie suf fered a torn cartilage in His Terrap ege. Quarterback ins had been 'workIndoors Net Even?" and took a commanding 42-26 The big senior, seldom used did not make the Rose Bowl scouts. Ken Stabler, Oakland In other tournament action Kelton Dansler (ankle) and his left knee. Ing out In temperatures with a lead with 11:31 left. Running back In his college career until regu- traveling squads as a freshman MEMPHIS (AP) - Stan Meanwhile, Colorado finished linebacker Tom Couslneau valving the nation's ranked There' was hope that Atkins chill factor near zero be fore Chuck Foreman, Minnesota. lar Rod Gerald was hurt In and sophomore. He was the No. on a strong note in winning four Smith, a winner of 21 U.S. tenJoe Chrnelich'sl9 points led a Lydell Mitchell, Baltimore cams, No. 9 North Carolina (knee) were hurt. All are ex- would be ready to go for the coming to Dallas late Sunday. mldseason, smiled faintly Mon- 3 quarterback behind Cornelius of Its last five games. Th DEFENSE nis titles and a former Wimble'alioped Oral Roberts 1))-84 balanced attack as Wisconsin e pected to play Satur day night. unbeaten Terrapins, who are "It's just like Miami Beach," End day when told Coach Woody Greene and Gerald in the 23-10 Buffaloes scored 33 or more defeated Bon ton champion, has become the d Oregon defeated Bowling ton College. A team physician said star rated fourth, against the sixth Claiborne laughed on a day with Tommy Hry, San Francisco, Hayes planned to start him over loss to UCLA in the 1978 Rose pi.ints in four of those five con- def latest entry in the U.S. National een 66-54 in the opener of the ensive tackle Nick Buona- rated Coegars. the temperatures In the 603. Harvey Martin, Dallas Phil Ford led five North his sophomore rival. Bowl. tests and coach Bill Mallory has mid shotJd resume practice Tackle Indoor Championships Feb. 28West Classic in Portland, 1 7ar "I've been getting a lot of "This is so much warmer than Carolina players in double fig"We've got to get back some Greene, Pittsburgh Alan Once he got his opportunity in a ready explanation. March 6 ore. Utah, No. 16, whipped IdaWednesday. Buonamici, a 242- presstte from some of the what we are used to. W. need tires with 26 points as the Tar Page. Minnesota self esteem. We've got to show the seventh game against "The reasons were our young pound senior from Brentwood, coaches and some of the play- some more days like this." 10246 and Nevada-Renc outLinebacker Heels overpowered Oral Rob' o.......... _s.___, .ss...__i... ti.... ..__.i..i. that Otiio State and the B.Ig Ten xo......i..... Smith announced his entry xayj Wig, C Q'..VlIIO 5IVLIU[JIICU usicIlalv , huE 5IEBUIIy im- N.Y., has been idled alter agTd Hendricks, Oakland lout ored Pepperdint' 78-68 lii the erts. during a stop at The Racquet are bettes' than we looked. We well under pressure. ills pass. proved and Jeff Knapple Sid e) Bill 801`91Y. Philadelphia gravating an old leg injury In an ;olfpack Classic at Reno, Nev. Greg Ballard scored 19 points (middle). Robert Oriole. Houston Club of Memphis, site of the can't end the season on such a lug spurred the Buckeyes to (sophomore quarterback) kept Indoor drill In Columbus. Thirteenth-rated Arizona and grabbed 16 rebounds to lead (outs,de) tournament, where he finished bad note," said the 6-'foot-3, 190. getting better," explained the Cornerback turned back Stanford 90-82 in a Oregon's victory in the second second in a World Championpound Pacenta, noted for his Mike Haynes. Now England, Ken Colorado coach after a Monday 0-Bowl A Tie ontourne) game. Fezier Up By 1 game of the Far West Classic. Riley, Cincinnati. ship Tennis tour event last passing. workout. Elsewhere, Brigham 'Young CORAL GABLES Joo Safety March. 1 MONTEREY, Calif. - For. Pacenta was referring to the Hayes Indicated he will play Hum Kim of Japan and Amen.. Greg Deane and Buster t St. JOseptt's, Pa.,68-56 and Glen Edwar d s, Pittsburgh line); Buckeyes' second hall against re Fezler, firing a live-under- many o his plyers against cans Steven Waggoner, John Iahonia City stopped C'hio 97- Mathaney scored 17 points each Mike Wagner. Pittsburgh lsfrongl Other players who have enSPECIALISTS Michigan, when the Wolverines par G, took a one-stroke lead the Buffaloes, 8-3 to Ohio Stale's Ilamarik, Began O'Rourk and In first-round action of the. and grabbed a dozen rebounds tered the $175,000- tournament Place-kicker rolled up fl points for a lopsided over D1ck McClean of Carmel, 8-2-I record. I-College tournament I n Okla- apiece to lead Utah past Idaho. Efren Herrera. Dallas Mark Taylor were tied with are Roscoe Tanner, R.aul Etamivictory. A national television Calif., in tint-round action of "We're going to use a lot of one-over-par 72s alter the first ma; Missouri hammered Edgar Jones scored 20 of his 20 rex and Guillermo VtIas. A field John James. Atla nt a $78,000 audience watched Michigan the Spalding younger kids In this game. They round of the Orange Bowl inState 81-67 and Kansas points in the second halt to pace of 48 will compete for the 8-40,Invitational Pro-Am golf have come alcng 'tery, 'very earn the R Bowl trip. Ed Bron W.sshng?on ternational Juni or Golf burma' tte 000 first prize in men's singles. a' rollid over Oh .'ahor'na Nevada-Ri-no past I't'pperdine "I'm pretty serious about tournament. well. We've had time to develoo me!nt. I.. .- -, -.-".' , • .' - . - - To ra ! 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PINK CHABLIS SAUTERNE ABC BURGUNDY CASE • GAuoN • 13.95 CHIANTI • ROSE SAN MARTIN BURGUNDY NOSE CASE • WION • • • CHABLIS I GALLON GOLD SEAL SHERRY-COCKTAIL OR CREAM SHERRY 5•99 GAUON ' I 19.95 PORT-TAWNY C•'31 23.75 OR RUBY PORT 2.88 3.79 .2.3 9 3. 49 3.99 FULL '/iGM (IT. 54.95 BRUGAL RUM UT. 52.S5 OLD FLORIDA RUM BOODLES ENGLISH 'm 4k QUEEN ANNE SCOTCH np ANY 99 nMIX 12 QTS. ruJAPoQI flC u,,'•nI , UULUL GIN-TRIPLE SEC-DOMAINE £ o. 1 2' 74,95 3 .36 $1 24'° BUY TEN - . cwow, '-- TTI curry SCOTCH FLA SOUVENIR-GIFT BOX ASST tlflflVk (IUJ flhI& U HEAVEN HILL 800 BEEFEATER GIN GT- 69.95 JACK DANIELS BLACK CANADIAN CLUB UT. 91.15 QUEEN ANNE SCOTCH 5TH 61.95 UT. 11.88 CLJTTY SARA SCOTCH UT. 51.95 . UT. 96.95 5TH 4.88 UT, 83.88 BULLOCH & LADE SCOTCH (IT. 58.95 n6 Of I A MUST pt's icTiti COIUCT0AS CHAT. PETRIJS CHAT. CHk BLANC IT*AWIU*T KUAFA OENMAR$ 2.49 - JUAN (ITEIAN SANGRIA FROM SPAIN 2.29 is oz OTNEISAZkS$I v MARTIN CREAM SHERRY ' BLUE LABEL IIEBFRAIJMIICH GIMANT USBOA ROSE PORTUGAL 6010 SEAL CATAWDA 74 ZELLER SCHWARZE I(.A17 TORRES ROSADO 1.99 ,, ' 23 0! ' N V STATE LAUUSCA. IOU IU*GUN0Y1AJTIpMIN[ 349 1.99 ' 159 50 g 14950 11950 1Q4 9 ,' . , CHAT. LASCOM8ES 11 CHAT. IA IOUVIERE 11 CHAT. RIPEAU 11 CHAT. LA. CROIX 73 CHAT. BOUTET 13 CHAT. BM8ER(AY 12 CHAT. CADILLAC GiAyt* . ST . 1.99 3.49 it 4 99 :: 4.49 an s asomi 3.99. __ . . i0 IN0EAux 23 0 74 0! rs igg,, UT. 95.88 HARVEYS SCOTCH' (IT. 58.95 GILBEY GIN 5TH 4.95 SOMETHINGSPECIAL$COTCII 5TH 99.50 GORDONS GIN STH 77,95 LHAT LYNCH BAGES CHAT GISCOURS CHAT TROrTEVIELLE CHAT BATAILIFY CHAT SIMARO CHAT PHELAN SEGUR _VI P 1A GENTLEMAN MARTINS V.V.O. SCOTCH UT. 76.50 GRANTS 8 YR. SCOTCH CATTO SCOTIJ 5TH 69.95 WHITE HORSE SCOTCH 5TH 46.95 WHITE HORSE SCOTCH UT. 18.95 CALVERT EXTRA RICKALOFF vocu (IT. 46.95 INVERHOUSE SCOTCH HAIG & MAW 5 * (IT. 61.95 J&B SCOTCH 5TH 62.95 HOUSE OF LORDS HEAVEN HILL 80° u iii 57 H 41.75 BALLANTINE DITER 57H 71.88 UT. 56.95 BEEFEATER GIN UT. 5TH 11.88 SEAGRAM V.0. BLACK & WHTE SCOTCH 5TH 65.88 aT. 52-95 5TH 49.95 J. WALKER RED SCOTCH 01. 92.95 FOUR ROSES ' KESSL ER BLEND 90.95 UT. 65.88 TAPdQUERAY GIN 'UT. 82.95 HARWOOD CANADIAN Wulff USHERS SCOTCH STH 49.95- . BENCHMARK ORO. 389S :4 it :4 1 3.99 ' 4 99 5 42 95 , I VAT GOLD CIT. 67.95 ' 4215 3.99 ,.,'{j1j -. . . PAVItUiC MANGAJji ' ' . ST 'P'i' IMI(IQN , ST ISTIPHI 995 995 995 995 449 615 - 109 50 11500 11500 WILD TURKE Y 101 - UT. 57,95 ABC 80 0 VODKA 5TH 77.95 ABC 1000 VODKA ROLLER RINK Miss Eva Hunt, president, 3227508, A field trip to Mullet Lake Park, Geneva, is planned for 9 a.m., Jan. 19, 1977. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 7:30 P.M.42:30 A.M. FREE HATS AND NOISEMAKERS' PLAN NOW TO JOIN THE FUN! Notice was taken at the meeting of the current action being considered in the Florida Legislature regarding the Cross-Florida Barge Canal. Some members reported ha''ing written to the Governor and other cabinet members stating their interest in the environmental aspect of this canal. served after the meeting. The first Audubon Wildlife film for the 1977 season, ''Twentieth-Century Wilderness," narrated b' Tom Sterling will be shown at the Bush Auditorium, Rollins College, Winter Park on Jan. 15 at 2 and 8 p.m. rick ets are available at the door for $2.30 and for students, $1.00. The next regular meeting of the Seminole Chapter will be held at 2 p.m., at the Florida Power and Light Company rooms at Sanford. Speaker will be Bette Palmer, coordinator of science for the Seminole County school system. HERE'S TWO WAYS TO SAVE ON YOUR TAXES THIS YEAR WHILE SETTING UP A RETIREMENT PLAN. H er? DEAR ABBY: My mother It rather than ask their host or always has something the hostess)to please turn it down matter with her. It's either a a reasonable request. "splitting headache," "dizzy DEAR ABBY: What do you spells" or eating something think of a grown inasi who that didn't "agree" with her, heats at cards, and when he eats "pain-killers" like confronted, throws the cards up you wouldn't believe. If the in the air, runs to his room and directions sayto take two, she broods for the rest of the takes Four. She buys every K1n1 evening e she . can get without a to someone's home for dinner, Abby. thLs man has a Ph. D. in prescription. I've tried to tell and when I arrived, the stereo nuclear physics and holds a her this is dangerous, but she was blaring lothily. All during $40,000-a-year job. won't listen to me. dinner and even afterward when Wt' have been playing bridge reads your column w were talking, the ster eo was regularly for over three years st faithfully and thinks you know turned up so high I could This past weekend when I ever)lhing, so maybe you tan scarcely hear anything else, caught him cheating, I constraighten her out. and I had to practically shout to fronted him and asked for a reexaggerating, and be heard. deal, lie literally threw a I'm not a child. I'm a 30-yearNeedless to say,I didn't enjoy tantrum We're not speaking old married woman who loves the evening. In fact, when I left no as a resul t of all this. her nmther and is worried sick i had a headache. Should I have kept my mouth about her. Don't people realize how rude shut, or was I justified in letting WITIIIIOI.I) MY NAME itis to have . stereo turned on him know I was on to his [fl-:,tR WITHHOLD: Tell 50 loud that it's Impossible to sleight-of-hand trick' )our moth er that Abby said a carry on a normal conNAMELESS, PLEASE . DEAR NAMELESS: You sho uld not have kept your PAT FROM PARKLAND DEAlt PAT: I'll print it for: mouth shut. But had >ou waited Instead of seeing a physician is those who aren't aware that to tell him privately instead of not only foolish, it could be loud stereo music Is often more humiliating him before the fatal. irritating than entertaining, others, you could have asulded [)KJ( MY• I was invited plus tho se who timidly tolerate an ugly scene. I low iii a us' I I flies ha v t' you thought about setting up a good retire went plan? Well, now there's i way to (10 it and save inone' on sour taxes this year and every year tint il you retire Marriage Applications ; z U T9O James 1.. Williams, 28, 407 Lk V. 2816 Sanford Ave., Mary F. Mary Blvd., Lk Mary, Wilda F. Baiter, 20, 110 Pinecrest Dr. Randall C. Brown, 24, Francis, 3'i, 314 David St., WS Willard T. Phiilip.'. 53, lix 202 Alt. SpgS,, Eliz. H. McKinney, 53, same add. 5TH 89 95 Kemeth R. McPherson, 20, Gainesville, Elizabeth A. 351 E Ist, Chultiota, Jenay M. O'Neill, 21. 316 E. Crystal Dr. Joseph E. Palmer, 23, 27 E. Os borne, 19,S1 Wilshire Cl., Syacy K. Dickerson, 19, 59 1 Castle Brewer Q., Sharon E. I Harkness, 17, Rt. 2, [ix 340. Evans St., On., Georgia A. CD ertassey 5TH 42.95 Waycross, Ga., Catherine W. 5TH 47 75 Wbite, 21 Bs 508 Smford. UT. 71.88 CHRISTIAN BROS. 5TH 57.95 5TH 59.88 PHILLIP( n. BRANDY 5TH 4995 5TH 46.95 CERTIFIED BRA NOY 5TH 55-95 . 1 ' ' Eurbin 1.. Walker, 31, 02 NJ Leo C. Portman, 48, Bridgeville, Pu., Grace F. St., Forest City, Joy E. Iapp, 47, 101 Hollyhock Dr.. AS Charles H. Campbell, 49, 5018 Schaffer, 20, 221 Golden Days L. Dr., Wm.M. Strickland, 73, Bx994 Fragala, 28, same ddd. Walter L. Cripps Jr., 19, 430 LW., Sadie J. Boggs, 66, Church K. 4th, Chuluota, Jamie J. St., Bristol. Ronald K. Nicholas, 32, 910 Bend Rd., AS, Doreen B. Delgatto, 18,894COrlentaA'e,, Orange Ave., Nancy ' Tully Carlton, 44, 109 Squires, 18, 2D90 Aloma Ave., Anderdon Ave., Betty J. WP. 1 jr , 31, Plan 1 Plan 2 IRA KEOGH If your ('inplovei' doesn't have 'l pension plan or profit-sharing pl n. then you are eligible to set III) your own First Fedt'ra I of M id - Florida lIt\ account, here's how it works. Each year you deposit 15 of yOtIi earned income Lii) to a niaxiinum of Si ,500.O0. Theti, t'a('h year you can deduct the amount of your deposit from your earned iflC() lilt' for tax ptII)05tS' You're not taxed on the money tIlltil you retire by then your tax liability usually is much less. It's a great wa_v to sa'e for retirenient while a'ing on your taxes If you are self-em ploye(1 yotj can save on you!' taxes by setting up a First Federal of a and Great , Milton Durant Sr., 71. 7109 Manderin Orl., F.11avese 1711 W 14th Ave., Mid-I"lorida KEOG II account. The account 1)1111(15 with First Federal of Mid-Fbi- ida 'S high interest rate until you retire. And all the t i nit, y our ret ire me nt funds are growing you can de(lLlct your a nnual deposits from the earned portion of your tax return (you can e'en deduct the interest your !1l0llt'v earns.) It's a realistic way to save for retii-eiiient while getting a tax break now. income fl()V. The got't'rnment has prot'ided for a penalty for early withdrawal. 109 50 4995 UT. 79.95 HARVEY eRisirot CREAM 5TH 66,95 BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH UT. 81.95 JACQUINS 5 i t BRANDY 5TH 54.16 BELLS 8 YR. SCOTCH QT. 51.95 BELLS 8 YR. SCOTCH STH 56-95 STANLEY CANADIAN WITH ALL YOUR FRIENDS AT k i something is wrong. And to the pain and Ignore the warning 44.95 QT. 63.95 STANLEY BUN. WHISKtV 5TH 44 95 . ROLL IN THE NEW YEAR 4 K llers K ,palo" Is Nature's signal tbal versation? I hope you print this. lla 5TH DEVONSHIRE SCOTCH • ___ , 1.99 '' 8395 ' . Pow' eo ' 13 CHAT. PALMER 1595 2402 1.19 S OIIIMANN GISMAIIT SPA 3.99 2,29 N T STATE WHITE ' 2402 1.99 2401 POMBAL ROSE - PORTUGAL . ¼ Qf 1.99 ' Fitt" MCI IOU. ivac JABOUIE'T VERCHERRE GOLD SEAL 0H2 auuc " 7 7 u.&ci MESICA O THE N CHAT. LA TOUR CHAr. HAUT ORION CASE It..7%a. S SEAGRAM V.O. JIM BEAM KY BRB BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH 4IL'iIJl GET 2 FREE ___________ (IT. 43-95 90* LONDON TOWER GIN OT. 59.75 JACK DANIELS BLACK CANADIAN MIST GEO. BICKEL BLACK The meeting was held in the Florida Power and Light Company rooms in Sanford. The bird study class which was to begin Jan. 5, 1977, will be postponed due to the illness of the leader, Ira Weigley. This class may resume at a later date. Those interested may call - tOOfA-XIuj o&uisu, 7.91 t.ni 41* jot4it ______________ ______________ M . RONRICO RUM ' Pa i n 90° 7 YR. KY. BRB. 511 ., 93 YEARS . swum Y0OU. IIIII MUMIL 1.19 sm rc ocx.*u suo cjjj JOSE CORTEZ.MEXICO PURCHASE -400 CASES AT THIS PRICE '72 VIM. CHATEAU LA FE ROTH SCHILD [fl SEBASTIANI. CALIF IN WINERY 15,95 CASE TEQUILA - The Orange Audubon Society will meet Jan. 10, 1977, at 7:30 p.m. at the Central Christian Church, 254) W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. The program will be gi ven by Dr. James N. Lane, director of the Archbold Biological Station near Lake Placid. lie will discuss his studies of Audubon's Caracara, a rare and endangered bird of Florida. Refreshments will t Mrs. Della Williams, Sanford, celebrates her 93rd. birthday with four of her children, from left, Rev. Earl Williams, Mrs. Louise McCall, Ms. Gladys Williams and Mrs. Eva Stephens. CELEBRATING 51.95 14 -3 .. - 95: '-- CASE QT, J. -4 BRB MJXAMY 12QTS. - QT. . 80 TIMES LV ePA.,ii Ml _ SPECIAL 69 CUBES 1 ., AMARETTQ-MENTHE.CACAO-BANAPdA. 12 FOR 17.0 BRANDY . CANADIAN _______ L.T.D. CANADIAN [MIX ANY 1201 'crI , 10 E A0 HUDSON'S 49 - MR. ED.. KY; GIN fA SPANISH. TORO DORO 01 CANS 30T. BOURBON SANGRIA 2412 8YEARKY ROYAL BRB.DLU CALIFORNIA'S FINEST 3KENTUCKY RIVERS ' ! -__!!! CERTIFIE ''U' D . 860 KY. ORB. FRANCE .SqT. . .. & WHITE -6Q! ABC 6 YR* . UGHTORDARK_4 KY. BLEND and Hooker as secretary; Seminole Chapter 2, Helen Leinhart, grand organist, and Essie Cole as Adah. Gifts were presented each Orange Audubon Sets Program SCOTCH JACQUIN'S RUM 10 YEAR ' T DLRCk 4? KY.BOURBON '. mooseT - . IA BROOKFORD .. ST" SPECIAL" "99 .&OTCA$R BOURBON 8 YR. 86° 99C "SOMETHING . TOMSIMS - , 1 MIX ANY t/ GAL. IUIV' customs with the use of greens was the featured topic in a program given to the members of the Seminole Chapter of the Florida Audubon Society, following a luncheon on Dec. 16. The program was prepared by Adele Moore, former president of the group. Christmas CANAIHAN BOND e 10 ;csnrjtp associ a te natrnn Seminole Audubon Meets QT. 1EST •1 GUISSES PINT - 15 VINTAGE GERMAN 17 .. " LIEBFRAUMILCH 2* Vi GIN RIIM • VODKA I CHAMPAGNE 3 I . MR ED I I CLEAR PLASTIC urg C .WHITEHALL 5TH GRENACHE ROSE CHENIN BLANC PRICE SALE MONTEZUMA flQiLA COCKTAIL ° 88 `9 4 KENTUCKY BOURBON r CRYSTAL 1/2 BANG 901 PAX #b Tuesday, Dec. 21, 1t76-1B Pam am -• 7.99 QT. 12 YR. SCOTCH ABC 800 VODKA DON 0. P UEO RICAN RUM NOLO!OOI - 2-4'i 01. TWIN OPEN S UNDA Y Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, KY. BOURBON KNIGHTSBRIDGE COCKTAIL LOUNGE. PKG. STORE HI-WAY 436 1 BLOCK EAST OF 1.4 PLANTERS POTATO CHIPS 30 TASTINGS PER YEAR SAVE UP TO Si PER BOTTLE-3 WINES PER MONTH S-ebastian t PREMIUM CALIF WINE 3.49 MONTHLY WINE SAUTERNE 13 VINT, CHATEAUNEIJF 13 VINT. DISCO OLD RARITY JOIN NOW BACCHUS WINE SOCIETY $10 PER YR. 3 49 ST EMILION 73 VINT Sixteen hundred years later Pope Gregory XIII made some minor changes, adjusting the dates on which leap year occurred. That change was not made final for 170 more years. There have been no changes of note since. Calendars are now readily available to everyone and, according to David W. Gray, Jr. (Gray Graphics, Altamonte Springs) "You just won't find a home that doesn't have a calendar in it regardless of what that home is like." Almost every organization which requires special holidays or days of celebration publishes its own WOMEN 5TH BRANCH . 4 HIGHWAY 11 92 A T 436 23 02 14 02 uoao**u PATRON OPEN S UNDA Y COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE 5 LONG - 99 LJ CASSELBERRY CASE 40T. JACQUIN 5* BRANDY P ST.LEGER SCOTCH SOUTHERN COMFORT LIQUEUR ._..... 65.1$ . 1.99 BOND "IT'S 4 YRS. BETTER" dt CASE C)4AIPAGNI COtO DUCk v U DELUXE CANADIAN ANS ' 1111 11i slim FT 5Th I a 11~ 1:1 LT11:161. -1711127-Til IL M PIPER HEIDSEICK EXTRA DRY ................FRANCE 10.95 MOET & CHANDON ......................FRANCE 9.95 MIJMMS EXTRA DRY ....................FRANCE.. 849 BECCARO ASTI SPUMANTE ...................ITALY... 4.69 ROYAL DE NEUVILLE WHITE ................FRANCE 4.49 LE DUC BLANC DE BLANCS MAGNUM .......FRANCE 10.95 MOUUN ROUGE For over two thousand years (since the institution of the Julian calendar in 46 b.c.) the calendar has been very similar to what it is now. That calendar gave us the month names we still use, the month lengths (irregular though they are) that are still kept; it gave us the 365 (lay year and leap year. . CASE 750 new calendar. SCOTCH WISER 'S the new scheduling them neatly on a brand SEAGRAM 7 TT CANADIAN CLUB CANADIAN BLEND 97 97 U" CHAMPAGNE BLANC DE BLANCS 5999sTm [1 8.0 VODKA CHARLES FOURNIER ITA CRY NO COVEP CHARGE - start year than with your opportunities tightly in your own control-by GRANT'S 8 YR. . JM4UIN) • • • 4.29 Qft STANLEY CANADIAN N.Y. STATE PINK BRUT EXTRA DRY COLD DUCK SPARKLING BURGUNDY N.Y. STATE SPUMANTE ____ . - A t ,.. • ABC LOUNGE GRAND OPENING AND ANNIVFRSARV 4;A1 FS FXCELJDFfl "AMERICA'S FINEST FOR 111 YEARS" , * HATS * HORNS AT YOu rlGHsOR4 0 3 NOISEMAKERS * "Christmas Carols" was the guest officer as a memento of Foresters theme as Seminole Chapter 2, the evening. The Worthy Order of the Eastern Star, Matron Phyllis Freund and her All gatherings of 'the greeted guest officers and officers exchanged gifts. Foresters Squarc Dance Club friends of District No. 19, in Mrs. Freund with her corn- have been suspended until observance of "Friendship rnittee, Ruby Carter, Camille further notice. Bicking, Katie Corley, Grace Night," Dec. 16. The group, which held its A large box, decorated in gift Stapel, Rose Bellamy, Martha dances at The Forest, Lake wrap, was filled with gifts from Bellamy, Viola Schaeuble, Mary, may re-form. the eight chapters of the Clifford Schaeuble, Elaine district, to be presented to the Holland, Betty Gartman and guests of the Masonic Home in Mildred Baugh served St. Petersburg. refreshments to guests and Guest officers serving for the members. evening were, from Volusia Chapter 186 Ruby Pruner as Art Center chaplain and Nancy McLean as Ruth; DeL..and Chapter 16, Earl Registration for winter Egleson as worthy patron and classes is now in progress at the Bonnie Leonard as warder; Art Center at Maitland. Classes Bunnell Chapter 93, Agnes begin Jan. 10, 1977. Classes will Yelvinglon as electa and James be offered for all ages (kinTownsend as sentinel; Bar- dergarten through adult) and trvllle Chapter 51, Boysle will be available during the lluu.ston as Esther and Alma weekdays and evening and on Ezell as Martha; Ormond Saturday mornlns Beach, Karolyn Berlin as A wide variety of art and worthy matron, Nancy Berry as contemporary crafts will be associate conductress and offered for adults. Classes Gertrude Delienne as marshal. Include oils, watercolor, Also, from Daytona Beach sketchings and drawing, Chapter 1, Viola Chancey as photography, sculpture. treasurer and Vivian Clausen The Art Center will be open as conductress; New Smyrna for registration Tuesday Beach Chapter 3, Mildred through Friday, 9 a.m. until 5 Karchener as associate p.m. or call 645-2181 for admatron, Wilson Karchener as ditional information concerning Marking Time For Centuries B MARYLIN TIPTON Y.0 Notes Eastern Star Marks Season C lub I, Dellary U.S. 17-92 134)51 668-44 (;ainessille liii N.W. 23rd %%e. 904 36-3201 New Smrna Ileach 13i)0 S. Atlantic Ase. i 9011 127-3117 Del,and 315 North Boulevard Phone 734-2551 Gainess ilk 2815 NW. 13th St. 19041 375-7551 Ormond Beach 520 5. .- tiahiij(' t%c. 19011 672-E5 th'ltona Galnessille Sanford 910 VeRona Blvd. (305) 6684103 249 W. Uither'slty Ave. 904 3754500 3090 S. Orlando Dr. 3051 3234770 (;alnesville 2528 N.W. 13th St. 904 1 37642633 Lake ('It) 2735 U.S. 90 W. (904) 752-82n The got't'rnnit'nt has provided for a penalty for ear1%' withdrawal. MND lko%uki �Eninç Herald, Sanford, Fl, Tuesday. Dec. 2*, 1976 MITE I S DAY 'I TELEVISION Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . Legal LISTINGS ~ 'i Tr BREAKING POINT' 'robert culp' i-" I I 6* NOTIC LA,S EN E.A.M1. 100 Tuesday ly B' Beauty and (-TLeI payer Evening 216 1 600 4 2 fA E%€RGEPyOp, 'i A.rdy Y9 7 CITY COUNCIL I.€ET. Re9Mv o vrw'ç will I rese.r' at ?* 630 12 PC PEWS 9 ____ `12 MY THREE 24 1' ZOOM isc pws 24 ANY('t ANDY FOR NNSOW (hr &*c Baa DREAM OF Tom 9'IJd vwe a rrjjy rr 't onglin, Gave Bund 6 00 4' t.b) CMERA 'n Ella A. Carky (T.es I MAGAZINE FOURZara A. Davis Wed EVERYWOIJIAN Kathy M. Dowefl b ___ eakrç rjes cad'i to e rw' Lorene lFn) LOOK (P AC LiVE. 610 ii.' t ?W can 2 (Mon) W1THT}'aG I Tues ) PICTURE OF HEALTHI..h'verwy of Fbxia BOY 'Se %0%5 c Je Rid \1 a rs' ' DAYS A b, P i4*.P 24 Ristorante and Lounge BILL LYXCI! izj urin,' A .GIE our Mama Mia IhIn('in! 10'. l?1'Pfli (Ji.'fr 11iij' bli frxJs ar '' v , 01 &lf1 'n' 4 LOCAL PEWS 700 12...'roo.ay (Lo at 725 arid 8 25) 2 4 is v 93) 4 9 State T 1u siaver 7 24 force a refcym.j synclicam " to vism *$*fl 0Wf Set 01* ° apPwar *0 be a rotbe A CBS LATE MOVIE rv,y The Star "Cav,, -41 'tWkayn Con- 2 911Value Famous For Good Taste 4 741041S O FRIED CHICKEN P F Pt DAlI 'l.A P.1 Ti I! P P.1 FR I 8- SAY TI 1 61 FrenchA,, (H, way I1.C3 Sanford P I , ... .,., 4 6 p.m, pcet ... - -. 1.10 PHIL DON.AJ-41 Foreign Wars Auxiliary 1010, Sanford, S rne. bo ' -, -- VSth9pm Orlando Garden Club, & THURSDAY, JANUARY u SISTERS, Inc. Holiday i. SEEK & FIND VERMONT CIVIL NO. 74.166I CA44.0 and. TO 2. 9 PEWS '4 I4 YOUM3 AM) RESTLESS 123) Eat In Our Air Conditioned Dining Room or Take Out Aftf/p/tOlfif FRIED CHICKEN _______ OPEN that *200 Sun. thru Thurs.9 t119;30 Fri & Sat,9 tO 10:30 Ph. 322-9442 2100 S. French Ave. . ' ' . Sanfnrr TOIMORFIOIW "7: ltit) FLORiDA REPORT(TLiPATHSINTh€ WiESS Mod) LAN WOLF WITH, . E RYAN'S HOPE 12.' MARCUS WELBY. MD. 24 2: E1CrRICCWIXI9 NBC PEWS Barre Green fits. Proctor Burlington Groton St. Albans Connecticut R. Montpelier Sugar Maple Gore Mt. P4orthfjeld Winooski R. Tomorrow: The Peanut -. 321 1710 t BR, turn Ft . lights, water turn Mature Adults 110 pets, 595, 3 _______ One Bedroom P14ar1nerts 1 35 Cl*fk of if%* - itt 2 BR, 2 bath, furnished or un furnished Plenty of room for I children 8 pets. 372 5639 Ar, carpeted, quiet I id 2 t'drooms. $125 to $115 mcnth -' 2 OR. Furnished,S11O 37 -Business Property Sanford, Flu. LAKESIDE APARTMENTS III 322-2090 Court .,w ,. II' ber, 197k, Clark ottseCircuit,rt By: Linda M. 5r,a, . Deputy Clerk ' Color Tv, air Cord .M,,ad Strv, QUALITY INN NORTH I $5 SR 4, Longod 162 i 32i8670or 831- House ______ 6917 DEr Dec. II, 3*, 1C7, j, as . . - BARGAIN PRICES - Want Ads 06 47 J s3--rv.Radio.ste,-eo - ' - . TV's 12S 8 1O-.-_Swap & - Orlando Ave. Wint er Park, (next to Ande rson 's Restaurant on 17. - to 6 acres, 500 road I de al for home, horsej or vegetables Terms. sis,00 Broker, $31 0171. Sunday, 9 a m to 5 pm NO CHARGE R eserve free pace P hone 372 1216. 7 p m to 9 p any night REPOSSESSED IN DASH S TRACK . FMsteredl track With beautiful wood grain front So ld new for $219 Balance due $79 or payments of 57 9(1 per month May be seen at Four r es iden tial lots, sewer, water, paved streets Priced. for Im tiosptaI 327 mediate sale PALTORS_ 830 6061 Evrs )? 29*0 or 3373450 IN FREIGHT STEREO component. with LONGWOOD DUPLEX- Modern, I Professional turntable, diamond Terms CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR. 830 Hwy 411, 47-Real Estate Wanted CailBart Real ' Eve's 322 1567. 312 1171 21)71 25th Sf Prices start at $4995 or $10 per month NO MONEY DO WN We tak trade ins. CO CITY 115 S Orlando Ave - Wint er Park (Next to Anderson's Reif on 17.97 ) . _ -_______ QUICK CASt, FOP EQUITY 3237832 - Autos Wanted 55-Boats & Accessories ___ I Estate BUY JUNK CARS from 110 to $213 C xli 322 t624 after I P m _________________________ -- I Ca noes 8 Qheenoes, I ho 16 John son weedlefl motors, new and used. Free demonstration. PEAL 1Oi 372799 _______________ Spacious I BR. 2 BEAUTI FUL FIREPLACE FormI din'ng, country kitchen, - Katie I Wekiva La ino, in "70. -i,, acres at freedom ' '., Forrest Greene Inc. . 78-WtorcycIes RI IIRIt'tIIiflhiI hr RI 1'1 lYl. UII3YYIJr( i ri I'tRLl I Peg Real Eta!e Broker 803 W ISO St. Sanford 323 6061 or 323 0317 eveS ____ NOTICE .i I ' ii.. I ~ ____ ____ •, '. . Park 1 1% f 4 Bedroom 2 Bath Models I Central Heating and Air Condilioninc; Carpeting iiiusi lii "i'I 9t.'WCit & I& ' - -, ___________________ ~i Uppland Park Homes '' By F ..'r', ,',','d '1, (rd., 7 I N CONSTRUCTION Ill W ?SIh For L d. Flit 'i 4..H 1 AppoIntment Call 305 122 31o] I ,.'ti knii.', '.l' ,'li'b nr orq,lrlI?,mtiovl 111 .tç ',sr in this listing ..',i.:r for only SI m' This 5 ,lri intorn If',' ,i bc r lub i 59-Musical WwrCndise ' - - :1911 Harley Davidson Super Glide FXE 1200, 9,180 miles, 12100 ___________ Lead Electronic Gibson 6 String .-------------uo JiJhiJJfl amplifier Excellent condition. $230 373 5556 , Pianos8 Electronic Organs with automatic rhythm Section Liberal trades oflered. Bob Ball's Piano & Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 , W First St 1722235 . 60-Of'f ice Supplies -ri.. Kitchen i chen Bathroom Cabinets, counter lope, sinks Installation available. Bud CabeIl 3228052 anytime - SEWING MACHINE SINGER FUTURA We nave 1976 Singer Fulura, sold new for $650 Was Christmas layaway There is only a $756 balance due Purchaser left area arid we are unable to locate You (an rave machine for balance cash or take up payments of It2 a month Will take trade as part payment Call Orlando 621 1219 day or night, free home trial, no obligation K ________ _____ ---- ____________ 7 BlackS White Portable TV'S Also Ster eo 8 Misc items 37) 07 ______ Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 31Mar37] 77 10 371 5O-4Aiscellarous for Sale SELL THAT CAP TOO Place a lowcOttwantad then stay close to icur phoni ______ __________________________ 292$ Hwy 1797 594.1 __________________ - Ay! ________________ ROBSON MARINE ___________________________ _______________ - , Real Estate Broker IIOOE 25th SI 372 6635 'e'o Problern'!t In Dash Stereo for your car. New and used paymen ts $12 month Electronic Showplace, IllS S. Orlando Ave., Winter Park (in the Harper Plumbing Bldg.1192 Longwood, 831 8222. , CAR STEREO CREDIT N suSpension Speakers, Regular price $300 Will se ll for $ ilO or $ 299(0 76-Auto Parts - ricedle, m.FM receiver, i track ta pe player. 7 wood grain air clean 2 BR. carpet ed, central air, large Wooded (at Reduc ed to li mp Crtoce acreage available 21)17 S FREPICH Plumbing Building 17921 46-A Income Propert y - 321.0041 - Sacrifice Sale. 1916 Concord motor home. 24', self contained, like new Under 5.000 ml Make offer. 333 DAMAGED INC. MLS.REALTORS 75-Recreational Vehicles CB City, 1155 S Orlando Ave , Winter Park (in the Harper CRANK CON'ST REALTY 7t REALTOR MLS NOW IS THE TIME Mortgage money is plentiful, and the lowest cost to both buyer 8 seller ri years' FHA, and VA interest rate is 8 pct and NO disc ou nt points Call us now for your new home - - BUYERS --DEALERS -USED' Empty your carport or garage COLOR TV 19" portable. Said new Make $ and have fun Swapping ov er $100, will sell for $109 or too! Bring your articles to Move payments of '517 per month. No Land Drive In Theatre Swap Shop money do CB CITY, 1153 S. Flea Market, South 17-92. every . 41-Houses LAKE MARY - Trade WANTED' SELLERS COLOR TELEVISION 3603 O't,itiqin Dr 3?) 52(0 43-Lots-Acreage used UP MILLER'S. 26)9 Orlando Drive, Sanford, 3220332 3 OR. 71' ' 6.1' Barrington, VA loans available GREGORY MOBILE HOMES After H ou rs: 3991 122014* - WE BUY FURNITURE Maitland Auction 16 .tollfree from-_______ Sanf or d339 64-- Pveryd.I I 42-?v4cbile Homes - Hal Colbert Realty DISAIIL. F D t LAKE MARY- Spacious 3 BR. I acre plus, lake privileges, near I , I $39.500 LOCH ARBOR. Ideal large family I BR. pool 117,300 .IAYF AIR - ProfeSsionals custom 3 BR. near hospit.,l 146.250 PAVENNA PARk Choice 3 OR, all amenities 1320(0 PINECREST- Retirement Special I OR Charm 526.030 SAN LANTA-. Government homes 5100 down 2 Window or conditioners Both for Call For Fte Maps 1100. firm Phone 834 Picture, 3 Detaiis Income Tax Prepared at my office, 9 p m , Or at your home. 7 am Harold Hall Realty 0 to 10pm Wesley KuIp, 407 First St . Sanford. 372 2335 REALTOR, MLS AFTER CHRISTMAS BARGAINS 323-5774 Day or Night Silo Si Valijeslo5l2 (So-led) ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. PAYTON'SCHILOREN'SWEAR 76.40 Hiawatha aIIl BROKERS O.iy" ) Ii?] Regulation size i'.*' pool table and Nights i.'J 2312 accessories, $125 Prone 372 6253 ______________ I _ - ______ - . __________ l'lor'snci Now Vt,',, I CCII ...,. i'''.' ____________________ JaR V4O.J. 79-Trucks . 1971 DODGE 'z TON PICKUP 8Ft Bed $1,100 PhOne 323 5600 ___________________________ _________________________ for Sale - 1910 VW Baha. fiberglass 'Iron? 8 , rear, all new tires, major Used Office Furniture overhaul, AM FM Stereo.$ Track, Wood or steel desks, executive desk new Inspection, excel. cord 8 chars. secretarial desks & . SlOSO 373.5900 eves cD4irs. straight chairs, tIling cabinets. at 5. Cash and carry 1971 Super Beetle. 28,000 mile's. NOLL'S . I excellent (Ohoitiof, ' Take over Casselberr1i, II 92. •30.i2oo payments. $88.23 month, $34 5152. _________ --- - - ' MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and I' JUSTModels. 62-Lawn-Garden Call 321 5510 or $34 - 4605 Dealer, HAPPY HOLIDAYS I ' DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION .Sdruff's Garden Center Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway, 601 Celery Ave I Daytona Beach will hold a pubIc CloSed'til Jan 3 ________________________ . AUTO AUCTION every Tueldat , -' -- -night t 7 30 If's the only one in 64-Equipment for Rent Florida You Set the reserved : ______________________________ -price No charge other than IS registration fee unless vehicle is Steam Clean Your- Own Caratt sold Call 901 255 1.311 for further Rent Our Pinsenyac detailS CARROLL S FURNITURE 322 5151 ________ i(_t7 Seminole County, WITNESS myhand as the Clark Cd said Court and the seal of said Court thiS 6th day of December, 1914. ec DEG 25 7, II. it, 2$. 1974. 2 OR. (uStQm rme on 2 secluded lOts Hardwood tIoor., eat in kitchen. Over sized rooms Plenty of room f or garden 518,900 FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H We're Offering A I BR. family room, good condition Large lot. South Sanford area " i '______ SI? 31211 BINGO J Every Sunday OR $6,115 25% Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, 1½ Both Townhouse more Immediate Reduced to Sell .11 only $24,950 Call Be lly F ljmm, REALTOR 05501-lATE 1:30 p M Call V F W LOG CABIN ON THE LAKEFRONT R i4im NOW 'I ..1111,01119 .4 0 - whi.. . . .I . ,iI MODEL Uioodmere FOR INFORMATION . CALL 323 °7080 Another Fine Development By , 11 1 8,525 Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Carpeting throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Quality concrete block construction. 1,064 square feet of living area. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to shopping and schools - No maintenance fees. ...,...... ' I. M it OPEN: a.m..S:30 P.M. DAILY .SAT.-i1 a.m..6 P.M. SUN-I p.m..4 p.m. 1 _..... I-ui I . DIRECTIONS: In Sanford . West on 25 th St. off 17.12 ( Mile To Ridgewood .ve., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ' I kLsi','. .51 5L I. 57011 122 741 NEW HOME Out 01 town area 3 ' BR. I bath. central heat, range : Lot size, 75'x 121' $19,300 Licensed Phone 327 7512 , Central Heat 8 Ar Conditioning TOWERS BEAUTY SALON EXPERT LAWN SERVICE For free ett.mates. call Carl I Harniett's Beauty Nook) Mowing, Edging. Trimming . Harris at SEARS p Sanford 372 319 F Ill St , In 57 Free Estimates Phone 17.) 1792 REFURBISHED HOMES- $100 ' , ` : Lkll ''1`01014% " I) IL ~ 123119S __________ _____________ I Cleaning I Will REALTY Also Carpet Shampooed ()ffly $33 Prone)fl 33 - Dee & Gerry s Cleaning Service R.'sidenl,l & Commercial Clean og Pt I, Box 171CC. Sanford. Fl 32771 323 6125 It your (l 13 or Orqitn.i7.1!,. .%o'jlci like, tO be'lncIuc,it.d fl this IIs?lrsq alf' THE HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 32726*! BALL REALTY Reg Real Estate (5 uker SALES RENTALS 817* lit St , Sanford 373 34.11 or 122 2751 alter Hr's. Best Wishes for a Joyous Christmas and a Healthy. Happy New Year 1773 _____I DICK'S LAWN SERVICE I Gebfardt's Home Repairs, Room Mowing Trimming, Edging With Addtions, Concrete Work, Paint a Personal Touch 13014.3. Carpenter Work, Ceramic I .ng. lilt, Alum Enclosure's _-6j Free Estimates- SOFA &CHAIR SHAMPOOED (l(',t'tJ',',,i It'i.m5,di 1 ;,%. Tree Trimming 8 Surgery-Lawn Maintenance Free Estimates tormnerly - Peg Real Estate broker. 321 08-al JZZ 07~ ) 50(41,1, I HUGHEY EQUIPMENT service. Clearing. Mowing, Back hoe loader .3228821 Dirt Phone 349 $371 Home Improvements Beauty Care down payment to qualified buyers I 3 OR, 511,000 and , $, LIGHT HAULING & YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Bart range, refrigerator 123,8(0 iv I ,an covCr your home w i th , aluminum & soffit system Also Roofing, Gutters 21) 'irs Exp Eagle Siding Co $319563 i ASSN Landscaping & Lawn Care , , SPANISH STYLE STUCCO. Corner lot 3 OR, formal dining f(,f,f,7 Hauling occupancy 'rJItr ORIGINAL PRICE -I,.Aluminum Siding I BR. excellent condition, central neat & air. c.,rpet, fenced, much V.F.W. Lot D. HORSESHOE in D si Wanted to buy used office furniture Any quantity NOLL'S CASSELBERRY. Hwy 1792. 8)) 52-Appliances WANT AD WAY Rtact ,nd US the - Real Estate '. Clerk of the Circuit ,,ort. Seminole ArtIst, H. beck*IIh, Jr. ', Clerk of the Circuit Court By' Mary N Darden Deput y Clerk a-."-- (Stall P,hI5h' Larry's Mart. 213 Sanford Ave '- - -- . ___ BORNSTEIN. PETREF 3. SHADER, PA., 12$ SaVn Court Avequ,,, Otlando. FlorVa. And b filing tile Original trwAct with Ii circulation Florida, . Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. t ools, etc Buy I or 1001 items AM Near m I.'? -........ this Ièlti day of Decm Cash 322-4132 For used furniture, appliances. SHOP, RENT. SWAP THE EASY ON LAKE MONROE- Mayfair, over I acre, c us tom 3 OR, 2 ba th home with courtyard Privacy . to Buy - 327 321 MONTHLY RENTALS Sa nford Across From RInd,, House Highway 17-92, orofesSionjIly Manaled 4 Last known address Post Office box 4294 Winter Park, Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that • Complaint )**king ,'e toceclosur, of. mortgage hai been filed .n the above Crib lid Court. and yost are Summoned, ord4'rd arid requIted to show Cause why the tame Should not be granted t ing a copy of your wv 'en detntat, if .,, ,.. ,,. ,... It you fail to appear or show Caus e I Accordance with ,his notIce, a def ault will be entered against you for the relief 5otmst In the corn pla in'. This notice will e published once week for I,,... xl consecutive W0055 in the Evening Herald or any Other Stw%paper having gener al WITNE$$myhandtheseIof 68-Wanted Osteen fices K ISH PEAL ESTATE INC -- . Story-- I BR, 21 a oaths. Recreation al facilities 559,903 JENNY CLARK, Realty, Peai'or, OFFICE SPACE, French Avenue, 1797. 1 r oo ms carpeted, bath. kitchen facilities Total MO Ideal for law offic es, medical. dental or Other pr ofessional - DELTOrIA ti custoni uiIt 3 Late model, cotorea refriger ators Cash for Antiques Consignments OR, 2 bath home with family and ranges 30 day guarantee. Wanted HI Way 16 Aiict 'on room, 2 car garage, brick wall Sanford Auction, *700 S French. : Galleries. 322 6977 oven, island c oo king center, 373 73.40 central heat & air. All the extras ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED i nc luding Smoke warning devise, KENMORE WASHER Parts, TOP prices paid, used, any con $33,000 on your lot. Call Dynamic Service Used macnines. ditlor 64.1 $176. Winter Park Properties, 668 6611, to see model. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 __ Enual Houting Opportunity UJp7 Cocsnfy, Florida for 372 756) .- The Old Singer St or e *030 State St ,Sførd Plata __________ _ ' than $750 down Government funding By builder, 631 164 9. - 9S Lbs $45 each SANFORD SEWING CENTER 2 BR CB home, large lot, convenient, T er ms. $16,300. Phone La Mary- 3 BR, I', bath new homes. Under $25,000 with less 2 OR, Mobile ho me lot rent, no Pets, $125 E0 6650 I Feeder Pigs, IS 372 5672 . tO payments of $6 Call Cr edit Manager 3729411 or see at HOuR for sale, by owner, 2 BR, frame houSe, corner lot, ji,5 123 8 1 64 327 7114 372 St TO KUROM W MMlPiN GENE R. STEPHENSON of STEPHENSON STALNAKER AND BEANE P.A. Attorneys for the Petition,q, and to file the Original with the Clerk of the above Court on or before Januarystyled Petition ' Firtt Sing er rguipped to jig zag and make butt onholes Balance of $3188 or , Jim Hunt Reaty, Inc.' " E "- Good Realtor 322 9781 67-Livestock. Poultry Singer Zig- Zag Cottage. 5 rooms, I ba th, 251 S 3rd St Lake Mary. $11,500 P hone eo 1701. 755 PARK 2324 Park Or I Katie's Wekiva Landing 322 1470 -" 4 _______________________ Circuit court marrlag has been filed against you, And you are required to wry* a cop7 Cd you r writt en def en ses, If any, to In the 31l31S I - QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES FARMS. according tO the pill Ihtrigf, recorded In Plat Book 17. page 17. Public recortis of S'pnnole demanded Dissolution t(;u, STILL GOItIGOPI HORSE & RIDER STORE 285$ S Sanford Ave WILSON MAIER FURNITURE WHITE (JAR NE TT __ PCT. OFF SALE So - JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC *07* Commercial Phone 172 7881. Sanford Over 10.000 people are reading this i Don't you wish the item you for sale was listed her e? furnished trailer $113 month, se curity . 319 5611 7796 after i WI days 9phcit COUNTRY FURN DISTRIBUTORS 1238372 SR 46, I ml, East I Reg Real Estate Broker IR Mullet Lake Park- 2 BR partly AN MO PARK, . . 3 udioum trailer apts Adult & family park W."ph ly ISIS HA. 17 97. Sanf or d Church Call 227 1477 _____ UI A Camper Trailer for rent, 7.4, Iu,I bath, twin beds, Heat, air 377 5752 DIRECTOR needed beginning January I Salary approx $700 mo Grace United Methodist From described an action for di5101utó, of - IrtjlJuCtJofl$: Hidden words below appear forward, back. ward, up. down or diagonally. Find each arid box t in, Homes - BUT.SELL.TRADE Multiple Listing Service - 31-Apartments Furnished urgently '.. 7llIt, )71; otherwise. s Ji.idgment may ha entered against you tot ,he , nh., THE OONQ Siicm I.. BARBARA JOAN, MASCARO Boa 5,3 Penis Park. Pa. I143 YOU ARE HEREBY:NOTIFIEO Afternoon ___________________ I ORGANIST CHOIR Kitchen Equipped be frecltej or IS described as follows. The East 1, of the Soot's 1, plu s the Wist '. of the South Hall Of tt'.t Southwest of t he Southeast LESS tne West 40 left. Stclion 21, Township 21. Range 3*, also BARBARA JOAN MA5r,4O, We Re'spontg NOTICE IF SUIT 6* CBS p.ws unfurn 3232920 or 372 7529 after 6 pm BIG on delivery price's Good selector ___________- w. 322-2420 ANYTIME Nice 2 OR block home. turn, or Ave, Sanford Ph, 3216420 companion Need ed imm ediately vJI 0636 Studio 1,2.3 F Call Sanford5 Sales Leader swimming, playground, Nure%. RN's & LPN's, Aides. Aide Patio Apartments Bedroom Apis. Quiet, One Story $ General Contractor 372 643? ___________________ ardens Luxury county CO"iti, Sanford. Florida. not later than the 11th day Cd January 1977. The real properly being sought t ROBERT CHARLES MASCAR', *156 t G -- WANT ADS ARE SMALL in 31e, but We sell our trade in furniture at low Peg Real Estate Broker SENTALS._APtS & Homes SALES_Farm or City 76.lOHlawatbaat I? 9 2 372 130 Da y or Night Loads of po tential for $37,900. Reg Real Estate Broker -. He to In Re the Marria ge of 6* PALL HARVEY CENTAIY . •..".i- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT , IN AND FOR 'SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 1*50 Salad . Baked Beans French Fues . ?MSISSd Patat0e 6 Gravy In t..s. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 9 HAPPY DAYS (R) Cole Staw. I PAYTON REALTY - - pr of essional Grooming 2447 Park Ave 372 4121 Closed Wednesdays *109 51-Household - Goods -- . ' SHOP 66-Horses 'let as a DREAMWOLD 2601 Hiawatha Ave Convenien tly located 3 BR, 1i ba th home in excellent con dition BPP WARRANTED. Just recreation r oom, laundry room and clubhou se 25ed Ridgewood Let me Slow you ho w you can make $303 $500 per week Call 323 8542 Ay, - Spacious 1. 7 & 3 BR apts. T ennis, - potential ______ - 519 NW Ridgewood Arms to $17,030 "Y our Future Cur Concern" 201 Commercial, Sanford, 373 5176 DeLancf.736715.4 eneva Deg 19 Min E 415.25 ft Sely 3104.5 ft toA P1134454 ft N 4.5 Deg W of Wit P W K*y 179254.5 Dig F 3i Si I? N highest cash btdder at the house door on the 31st 0a, January. 1fl7, AM Dated th, 17th day at December Arlr,ur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court S By Thelma I Scott Deputy Clerk __ II. Publish: Dec. 21. 21, 1974., Jan 1 1977, DEG ' 1 STYLE HOT ROLL RESTAURANT MANAGER experience Good appearance CITY - 7)00 Park corner lot convenIent n schools, country Club 8 shopping Loads of extras DPP WARRANTED A bargain at 123.000 JOHNNY WALKER BODY I Campbell's PoodIt Pad- Complete auto exchange. I Firewood Immediate Delivery 319 5775 or 319 5179 19195 Fr ench Ave. 3721991 372 1196,372 l?$1;37) 3984 PAVENNA PARK - 102 Satsuma Dr. Secluded I OR, I ba th on 2 OR. unfurnished. $125 mon th, first and last month in advance Rivervew Ave $17 95 - MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Stenstrom Realty bath has carpefing. scr eened front porch, breakfast bar and loads of extras on large fenced corner lot. Excellent condition for 520.900 3 Bedr oom SiSOmo Information in Windo w . dj(,fihatl 6* LOVE, AMERICAN CHOICE OF 2 offering _______________ ' certificates wluo. %Ofd 2 12. STLL9'ERS '4' 6. LOVE OF LIFE - ge - J t , - educational services to co nc erned parents in Seminole County. Ground Itoor opportunity' Phone 1270314 OVIEDO FlU- Duplexes. Furn. or Unlu'ri Wooded. Home size lots RIDGE WOOD VILLAGE 365 3721 - . 113) CHICKEN DINNER SHEET METAL WORKER I or years experience MANAGER TRAINEE Some restaurant experience helpful in Children? Like Become a Discover y Advisor arid loin our manager arnlng Lake View Apartm en t -2 Bedroom like new Reasonable. Phone 372 5729 DESK CLERK - 4200 machine People? N2S Deg 30Mn E Mft Sôl Deg 30 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Mn F 230 to 525 Dog 30 Mn W 54 ft FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA to Name in which assessed Hidden Cl 76.32't$.CAI9.EE Lake Development Corporation of KOBRIN BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. a F lo rida corporation. F lo rida All of said Properly being In Plaintiff County of Seminole, State K U RON W McM INN, Florida Del end.arw Unless Such certificate or cit NOTICE TO APPEAR t'fica' es shill be redeemed IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF cording to law the propertyCFLORIDA 9' DON HO SHOW 24 (P.tn. Tuft Fri.) SESAIvE 6. United training program by 323-330) - Interested E 7327 to N 1983 1.5 ft to N Line S By Thelma I Scott. WIoB.eg ( LeS$B19N2SD19 30 M,n DepaAy Clerk F Ml lOft 1. N 44 Deg 30 Mlvi W 3011 Publish Dec 2*. 7$, *914, ion 4, II, Cd mt WIy R l7!7a SLI Sant otd 1977 DEG 91 Grant Run N 4.4 Dig 30 Min W 25011 - 710 E. Diet Workabop, 10' aim & Church, Cauelberry. ' Retired __________________ Mn FRIDAY. DECEMBER 31 Square Diace Club, 8 p.m., Forest Tangle'wood AA, closed 8 p.m., St. Richards Church. Lengwood AA, closed 8 pin., Rolling Hills Moravlan, SR 434. . - acceptable sound. No One living above or below you Full time Resident Service Directors Models open 10 a m 'lit 6pm Daily Come see us or call ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN UrgentDOCTOR'S ASSISTANT Will train With some background DIESEL MECHANIC Class A o Excellent company. PLANT WORKER - Interesting position Will train DeLand area Solvents, 3231401 - " S 64 Deg 114 Mtn E mott N 2S Doeg 30 Foresters .. Physically Proofing Pa rt time t start Will wok ir,to office typing & office procedures Ma precise. intelligent - REEL'S Central Florida's BUSINESSj COUNTRY CLUB MANOR - 10$ Wilkins Circle Lovely 3 BR. 1' z 210 W000MERE BLVD. Full Circle Insulation & Sound manager OFFICE MANAGER- Knowledge P4 25 D93OM,nE I060ftSs4ciieg30 1974. Mn F 191.1 it N 3$ Arthur H. 8*ckwlt's, Jr. 100 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 34 Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. & 7 p.m., Montgomery Wards, Interstate Mall. Sanford AA, 6 p.m., 1201 W. May Like Rotary, 8 am., Mayfair Cotmtry Club. Cuselberry Lions, 6:30 p.m., Land 0 Lakes. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30a.m., Ramada Sanford ChlIa.ii, 7:15 a.m.,'Buck's. SHOW --- HEal l4 cot Run D193IMn31 County of Seminole, State of Sec E 41.1211W III 1151Deg to Mitt Florida. F 61323 ft $ely 3104 5 ft to Pt 17% SI Unless such certificate or cer N 6$ Dig W Of WI tif ic afes thIl be redeemed ac 1792 N 25 Deg 30 Mn F of S Line Of cording to law thl properly Sanford Gt' S 63 Deg E *345411 N 75 described in such certifIcate or Deg 30 Mn E lu 1 ft S 63 Dig F cert ificates will be sold t the 7606.111 N 25 Dig 30 Mm E 100 ft s s P.ghe'%t cash bidder at the COurt Dig E OH N 2S Deg 30 Mn F *04 ft ho w door on t he 315? day Of P444 Dig 30 Min W$%Pt N January, *977, *1:00 AM kI ri E 710 ft P464 Deg 21 Dated thiS 17th day of December. 0 Mn W 39, ft ' ' EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Adult Family Car RunE 1234ft51D,921 MlnW Legal Notice Elderly lady as live in companion for same Light cooking and cleaning Small salary References required 322 36.15 after 6 p m %eryiceman "Energy Efficient" Air Con dilioning Package >s zi _ Fabric Cover ed Walls Built in Wall Bookcase Private Entrance Dead boll Lock Fenced Patio Color co ordi, 'ted Kitchen & Appliancti Abundant Storage Space - ________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 300ft535 Deg30M,flWSIlSfttoGt at 0 C W ea ver the hold Line N 4.3 Deg W tow w Hiddn er of the following certificates has filed saId Lake Dr. Natty on R W 852.24.) ft N 43 cenfcatei for a tax deed to De9E190HE$5012fi'NlOdeg. issued thereon The Certificate *124. 83 tI Nfl Dig 32 Mitt 10 numbers and year's of issuance, Sec W 731.73 ft S Si Deg II Mitt * 4. descrtta of the property, and the ft N 12 Deg 3* MItt * Sec W *31.916 ft names ii whit? it was aSsessed are 572DIg43Min flSecWtow ine ft 'to Beg 4 Certificate No 0629 Year ot Name in which asSessed Hidden Issuance 1974 Lake Development Corporation of Description 1 Florldi Sec ii Twp 20 S Rge 30 F 8g 1751 All of said prope rt y being vi the Club, Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 P.M., The Town House. DOI,ft.E DA 4 ,-. ..-.- 3301 S. Sanford Ave. ' Sanford Serenaders Senior Citheas Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. '1 Tret 4* NOT FOR EN 091.,'," Coi*s Pea). Bergen, C' Frwii Fie'd 7 (1.421. Tt.ms. T)ss) FEEDBACK (Wed.) THE EUROPEAN VISiON OF AAERJ CA (Fn.) OUT THE DOOR. oescrlptiee 4 .. -a3 •, ____________________ ________________________ _____________________ ' WEDNESDAY,DECEMBER 28 Sanford Sertom noon, Sheraton inn, SR Sanford Klwanli, noon, Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary. 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. by Alex ' 3 PIECES CHICKEN 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES . S. Oak Ave. Veterans of IG3() HOLLYWOOD 12. - 11.c , a nr, ..%. ,,,- - - 7. ULlÄS YOGA AND YOU 123) CBS LATE MOVIE cp ° P1051 C El Wallach. lie Har. f , *OOlt. Clone L8b'.tl'fliWs SON 1970 TOrTTWled paeVl3 try to 9 * *iWCeOltflSV d41'S 'U (R) . 100 2.. '12. T0&4)1b', - I GOOD ALL DAY I 1.14 . is xis a,. , ....... - 18-Help Wanted Unlimited Apartments . I BR house, with large fenced yard. $175 per mo. 1sf & last 372 5039 Sanford Court -- 177 lure, Unfurnished NOW RENTING Couple SECRETARY Some legal termln OlOgy necessary OFFICE MANAGER - General of fice plus bookkeeping, Retired veteran would be great WAREHOUSE WORKER Train for assistant f or eman Position Mature, local )fl,367or State 30 -Apartments < O W DIRECTORY for the Service Man I you need ' batteries. Stemper Realty pint This 7 BR, I bath home has connecting I OR apt. Screened porch Sits among the shade trees PARK RIDGE- I BR. 7 bath, un furnished home, rent $725 no 1(1511 REAL ESTATE, INC. 321 0311 OUR Guaranteed reconditioned Sanford Ave 1 1I I Child - CHECK New Job . 1 I Rentals APARTMENT MANAGEMENT - Issuance 1971 ' Bayport: high 8:1.1 a.ns, 7:33 Weigh t Watchers, 7 pin.. Sanford Woman's e*." ''t , 1*00 2. 12 W'EEL OF FOP, 7200 La p.m. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., CasseIbey, Con). mwlity United ,Methodist. PRICE IS RIGI,-ff 24 ELECTRIC f4. P1CCADIU,v CIRCUS 6 WILD, WILD WEST ' ' 30 . Kettle SQUARES 7 ZOOM 24 (Mai Tiats Fn.)LISTER ROGERS P€IGOFO1OOO i'.'did)PICCADLLYCIROUS'. 'Balet Slioos, Pal I ('Ti'i,'s,) Tandem.,' ClauSe FrartCa,' oryotfr lance truclung arid a t't.vvwts law sd' wt :u'am up *0 'wk, a desper ate car , ' 8: Light, Sanford. 6 7 PAN? fri ' a.m,, 2:04 p.m., law I:0 a.m., Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW Building, 17-92. Overeaters Anonynsotu, 7:30 p.m., Fla 0* Far: MWPIO - ' Requtor HOCjAWS l'E5 ()GE FAMILY 7 24 OO4.,4 pjjy 6 high 1:U Canaveral: 'TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2s Percy çj igs. (Fn.) ij Pi Kiedo on Vacation' 1.pne 1.'i, Percy K*th 1953. 12 MERV GRIFFIN Sblow 24 SE ET 930 6* 700 CLUB 1000 2 12 AIFORD AND YI (R) 9 MOVIE OF THE WEEK , Port FOR TAX DEED t.a 'ad. .ban Foiiair* OR) 6 MARYHARTMAN.MARY H'RTW.N 7 ABC CAPTIONED PEWS FOR THE DEAF 49 ..,&.i 2 PEWS p.m. New Year NAVEL ORANGES. 52 a ' NOTICE OF APPLICATION CY - p . 1* 30 2 12 TOPaGHT 4 • ,.. 8:3' 5.30 YOGA AND YOU - 24 ULlÄS. YOGA AND YOU I LiLljk& " 1100 6 9 12 PEWS 6* WILD. WILD WEST '\ 2:09 LW., . 1. and Pe KetdO w Ma)one 1. Percy Kltwde. 1955 (Thss) 4 2 high - ccpy MAN ___ I Beach: 1Yc*.osE(P Xeoiea* r)' OSOQatICN1 (R) 6* PEWS 9 FAMILY Wf1.es best friend. Z.eKe. arrested on gay' be, arid We has troue acrç 0* blCt fR) 1010 6* I LOVE LUCY I Daytona am., 2:24 p.m., low 8:21 Seminole. FREE CATALOG SALES KIT. $113 7 834 9051 Jar 32-Houses Unfurnished Shag C.srp.$ing - Call Toll FREE 1036311255 for unfurn, 65-Pets-Supplies 50-Miscellaneous for Sale For Personal Service Call I Brand new, sparkling with charm! Furnished studioS. unfurnished 1 & 2 bedroom Units Your new "flg Agency Little Fre - home features, 9Good Things to Eat - Earn Money, No Investment. Take Catalog orders for Lisa Jewels, -- ------------- BR, Available 4i-Houses - WE HAVE A HOME FOR YOU! Sa nford area, off Lake Mary Blvd .2 no Educationa, Child Care for .s low a' $,weekly if you quality 323 9424 (r 121 8-135 ,IOTICEOFAPPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Sethom *97.34.3 FlorIda Statwtn NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that G C Weaver the holder of the following cert ificates has filed Slid certificates for tax deed to be issued thereon, The certificate m,mbers and years of uuance, the description of the property, arid the names In whIch it was assessed are as 011owl Certificate No 410. Year of 7 24 MISTER ROGERS PEb000 12 EMERGENCY (YE shilling WEDNESDAY'S TIDES pet; no rainfall; unner *& Jowl in , 900 2 PHIL OONAI'LE SI'N sa,€ 7 'i' 9 MOVIES (L42n)i41 of Pyw 'L,e, id Cisp *948 1'7) S'TCH Pete Wd f.ncl 11* FBI 0* s m.p.h. relative Fair, becoming partly cloudy through Wednesday. Slight chance of showers tonight. Warmer today and cool again tonight and Wednesday. Highs MISTER ROGERS' SIC 6 "y 41s. Ught, variable winds, becoming southwest is-es tern- 01 -- ------ --------- DEG 9* 500 2 ADAM 12R) 6* MV THREE SONS ProeYUedFn .cfly.seo23Oprn 830 of in ' 7 Wedms . 12 FAA&Y AFFAIR winds, five m.p.h. B. MLLE 0* t(R) 4 WJXT PtuC AFFAIRS SPECIAL Domestic Vio- 19 humIdity, 81 C A P TA I P1 PORT -irillue to ineouirm to to Under. Road 434 at 14 29.64; - P115451 c *0 readings: pressure, PEKOo 24 MAC PEt LE)4R RE- IZ cage peface, 43; orrnJgbt1o',,. 41; high. 64' barometric DICK. DUCK. ccos (Fri) MAX OIEDAYATAT.E B"i Cattmari off icia'ng Br.ncr'i all ER a.m. 8 ts) 9. 4* POLICE STORY' '.'rte Eowanss stairs as a *I'Gee vOnpoke w 2 1)o I \L!i!!i'ED III FEE'!' It it/i Lu'r !"lu'r1mnr,u'nf I'miii 11:3(1 (1.111. Longwood Village Shopping Center LU' ' dV 800 4, Muse, 43(3 XE DOUGLAS SHOW 4 * BE 'ED' pree'-'eij Fn., oIly. see 230pm. 9 MAROUS WELSY MD WEATHER '' rows, weaw. 1000 fUT t CBS P'E"iPtS ('725 ICA. (Good 1.4rtrrwig Fionc54" 5 6. MAS'H l"aMeye 'irdeci arid qtsed *$en a Jessie Mae County 30 py STREET see - 41-Houses 2 BR unfurnished, children, pets o.k 5*30 mo. .32) 7515 or I 901 734 0299 NURSES, all shifts.Geriatric ex ponience preterre.t Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Con valescent Center, 950 Mellonvllle Ave 173 needed throughout central Florida as far rOrth as Daytona and as tar South a Melbourne and every Community in between wherever this newspaper 5 read Full time and part time, days, '"ninçs and weekends You must be experienced ri preparing Federal Income Tax Form 1040 and all supporting heduIS We are the largest in home tax Preparation service in Florida Exceptionally high earnings In order to qualify, you must have your own auto and portable electronic calculator For per sonaI intervew. call 305 111107825. Monday through Friday,9 am. to Pm (r-Child Care Florida Unless such certificate or cer tificates shall be redeemed ac cording to law the property described In such certificate cerlef.c.ates will be sold to the highest cat's bidder at the C0ur1 house door on the 31St day of January, 1917; *1:00 AM Dated thiS *7th day Of DecCmber, 1976 . Arthur H. Bec kwlttt, Jr.. . Clerk of • Circuit Coiat By Thelma I. Scott. Dep ut y Clerk Publish: Dec. , . 1,74., Jan, 4 1971 9 EDGE 0F G'fl' 12 SC$EFEi' - at 7 25 9 RH MAN pooi w., ("(141 bar two nieces, Mrs. Agnes Burnsed and Mrs. J GOOOMONG*J,.ER- as skve ecpk3cles (R) 339-2000 law, Mrs. Betsy WWiamson and rww f - ' GILL K3A?jSISL.AM) Pro24 WII.jrtto's. 61. of C Metlonvill, Art, * will be held at 1 pm. Wed fles4s,, at tte gra,,'si de n Sylvan Lake Cemetery e.t's R Sursjvors inclixie a am. Ci 4. kc t'ewi) 6* PE'yE A?'C FIES 11 24 SESAi,ES'r1' 'a'es Pepper (Angie - WILLIAMSON. JOSEPH W. Funetal Serv ices tor seon * Ii - e39nwtoEw1secLineE,0p, 3178 ft W of SE CarOl NE ' N 460f1 W441.Slft N 1l$Sft Wto Ely PW R W tO NE Cr Old Act Ry SwIy % £vCxdel' S 34 Peg '0 F !079? ft. F '092 11 S Si Deg 50 Mn w 9, w 1. 72 11 S34Dog fl M o n W4J9flft 5 47 Deg 10 MItt E I 54 ft S 1 Deg 33 Mitt 31 F to S Line E to Beg (LeI&BCgII7OflN SSO44ftWof S Car Run N 1 ft W O It $34 ' S Deg33MinW33Sftfl $53 Dig 77 Mnl 541? E llSMftto Big ft Rd R WI Name ri wftIch $l4'.ed Hidden Lake Development Corporation All of sad properly the 1.ERV GRIFFIN 6 9* ' - potential Apply 2477 Sou th Orange Blossom Tra il -423 1019. * TAX PREPARERS * IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? A' ANON FOR FAMILIES OR FRIENDS OF PROBLEM DRINKERS For further information calf 123 ISV or write Sanford Al AnonFamity Group P0 Box 533 Sanford, Fla 32771 3)A-Duplexes I For private men's over 18. High Income Club, Experienc edSecretary. t days a week 8 30 to 1 30 Confidential responsible position Telephone pouiriej received, 373 1130 DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED for do it yOvrselters, $50 Marilyn's 99 Secretarial Service, Ocala. 9 732 8773 Notary Marriaqes Performed sac 02 T.vp 2CS Rge 30 F Beg 4177 ttEo4S'. Car RunN$254.,,* Funeral Notice Springs Baptist 2. DAILY DE\iOT1Opt 4 Bri ,.,Funeral Home charge oi' arrangements. ___________________________ Dairy and attended Elder 12 MuT'S HAPPENING? 655 _______ 'iey gets a a s.cx as cfc e'ae",r beer tZ0f' fl WI 0500_bye wedi r''y IR) 3.' J1 900 2 12 Pc3lJ 3C4A,j4 A 01 borrtw' 1:00) (1.111. NEIGHBOR t 664 Ckc*reon ttide'user '.'trate a revokixwy of Sanforct JOSth W. Wiffiamson, 6$, of 950 Mellonville Ave., died Sunday nit. Born in Grady County, Ga., he lived in Sanford for the past 39 years. He formerly work ed at Harden's 645 arid bL$lo. 830 9 - JOSEPH WILLIA.'ItSON 639 iR 'jtejiil \"U' Lake Chapman nan.. 7 ULlÄS YOGA AM) YOU 634 12 LIVING WORDS PICCADILLY CCUS .iet SPces Sd of Mo gem kvwlg I pwerry. . . 1' R. AREA DEATHS 630 #ySOP*E - START SO.%IETHI,'s'G NE 9' .'Veu' )*car's Ere Dinner at .Sinenis 8:30-11:00 p.m. Midnight -Corn plirn en tary Champagne $ '1 - 12 per J)('r%on Zenieth Ht, Year of, Description if Property (Tues)CONSUMER SJRVTVAL KIT (yjteti) THE WAY fT WAS ( Fri ))MAN 24 3 15 9 GENERAL 330 4 MATCH GAME 9 6* FLINTSTONES Pre. e ed Fn t'y, see 2 30 pm 24 ZCX)f.I 400 2 IROIGIDE 4 GiuJGAu'S ISLAM) Prof erufid 4 C.A.U_ IT tcasoia Ruth Ref. Deltona 54.2 Iuanc• 1974 7 James Williams John J. los-el] Pevxv C. Crofc,ot. DeInd FRAN C.ARTON EXERCiSE siiv . (II M.Harky 61 dres WSS Prolific a (Fri follow's: pm efr*Id JAM.11, Certificate uhicat, No 'PONAL 2 6 AU. IN 11€ FA)aL'( 4tf()tf ()J()()y 54 Pet.d Fn orty. see 230 MIN (TI'ISS I D4STOPPER 1erMi . Jim Dam I& Bee - D ~, "I,, ,_ Surprise Gift Markos Corneha C. 4 DISCHARGES: Sanford: Willie Grace Dewey W. Reedy MOVIE 6* ___ SI .fTJ.'fI7s Audrey M. FOR A a,*,ssfc (W1 ad Fn ) LAN WW WITH 300 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD _____ n ' C. NettieLMorgan ,iyf in de (R) 6 TONY OfI_A?OO AND DAM'C*m Fresaur . ray, S 'WWIL Cory 9 71 ['~ Ji l l Ford P.r) A't5'()P 2. Sedio.I 197746 Florida $111V9S NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tttit G C Weaver the holder Of the cift filed certificates for a tax deed t be issued thireon Th. certificate ,mbers arid years of Issuance. description of tIC property, aria fl names in *hiCl It was %ltSd are. OfiE LIFE TO LIVE 24 Margaret A. Torrey, t)eft,ona Holly M. Ley, Lake Mary Sarah I. Hickson Oviedo Wilma Kr*cjg 2 St).G*& ALMANAC 615 6 SI,.E ALMANaC Field, Deltona Edward M. Har, Delton tharktteA. Roberts,, Deftona Rosalia C. Smith, Deltcria Griffith Grif Adrian E. Haynes Ca rrie 9 Sk) 1SE JeLEE and 730 2 4 Ja"res C-s.s.-t a.p, nna 4 t)c NOTICEOFAPPLICATION FOR TAX DEED vs Kert.dry m Car Marilyn B. Ebert, Sanford: Morn ing IblfI I'll DEG 95 ATTENDANTS ' Peer Goubeeud S 18-Help Wanted FACTORY WORKER Mature, accurate. intelligent Retired -'ceman preferred United Solv ents 373 1407 DIVORCE FORMS For tree in fm.ItIOn write mpanc. Fa, 3306, - 2 4 6 T1'EGIJOIMLHT 6* (Fn c%*yt NINTH ANNUAL 'EACH BOWL CLASSIC Alice M. Com FEUD 2X 12 ThE DOCTORS NOTES ADMLSS1OS x" 0'*cv. y irç ______________________ F' , 200 7 (T3'is) E'FMP13 AT SYWHONYFn I ARTS Ai.O CRAFTS O CHINA 130 D.YSoFoi.uvEs 2 Wednesday rrçswi F-s'Yja' recery e'ecled tn Mica 12 i oi sno 24 UGEL-LEI4ER REp.y ALL MY D'ILDN 24 MOVIES t I'.' 9 HOSPITAL 800 2 12 BAA, BAA JO SHEEP cif ha of tt* s?,ws two hour ______ r 'e op,oc P .'Qy s j. t tb i of FEEDBACK 7 FEE 9 ACTION CENTER 9 FAJ4..y L Col. 4 LATE PEWS Ce 700 2 10 TELL IPE TFdJN 4 BR.ADY BUNCH 6 € 'En pdos;c. 1 PWfIy UtYtIi t?SV I arm ______ 18Help Wanted - M9890111 in buIivi*IS at Lane. Lake Mary. Sfflif1014 Covn4, F4errndIt,nem, HALLELUJAH POTTERY, arid that I intend to 9IfC Wid name ARE YOU IROUBLED CaU Tat) Free 62* 1221 for 'WE Care". with the Clerk of thi Circuit Court. Adults & Teens s..rn,no, County, Fiord. • • cordance with the provisions of tPi4 GETTING MARRIED? Crave FictitiouS Name Statu te'i. To Wit Simple beauty? Call Dot, Notary Stat,sj 1957 Public, 322726 Eves, & Wknds AS THE i.IOF(.D 6 II (Fii (Pus SONS CA REPORT S TEN- nz . t 1948 I, r.de .-*aie 200 , harm. 7 VLLAALEG 24 2 4 7 St learrralle. Saye' PEWS 12 4: his ...' 9 6 - 4 __ 4-Personals - 'MOTHER. JUGS, SPEED' with 'bi ll cesby ' Tuesday, Dec. 28,1976-36 Notice Electrical Carpentry. Remodeling. Adoiti('vis, I Custom Work Licensed, B onded Free estimate 323603$ ART BROWN PEST CON TPOL 2562 Perk Drive 322 8843 Qocfirg. Song. Sheet metal, iIilu;, . Soffits, Painting. AIr cone Gutters. Texture coating. Screens, etc Large Quality, small dollar Bill Evans, - Sewing _____________ I, BOWLIN ELECTRIC Electrical Conlra.tors Industrial.' corn mercial, residential Free estimales 372 2373 Insulation I Blown in insulation- Mayo In sulation Co $300092 or 6.4113)1 , ' Alterations. Dres-Miking. Drapes, Upholstery. 322(1707. ______________ YOU CAN'T' BEAT A WANT FOR RESULTS bAIEMAN REALTY Re1 Real Ettatc Broker 24.38 S Saitfc.'d Aye 371 0149 eves 372 74.43 ;o Try one today! To. List. Your Business ... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 �4 5—E ven ing Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tueday, Dec. 21, 1q74 BLONDIE ACROSS chic Young 7 One Answer to Pr.is Puzzle 01 the Bearl 7r All P..EASES -.ft4GERIEiF T4l5P1ANJ,..SPEA,< UP.- ~~~WA AN PTS A PAJP CIZ :z: WCAJ-0 VCU PLEASE S7 ,0P 2 A:7 , 1z ..f4AT SIZE, PLEASE,> — T A.%' I Till 8 Misdome3nor concern 9 Cipher Fash*n name syltems 0 A 1. E 6 01 1" g xii "" OSCOPE HOR 13 Panic 1 16 Printer's direction ss : . - Ir '- ; BEETLE BAILEY • Mort Walker - A !9-S&E P:"%, T MAo(E C(CIC,pK I-E PAPER•/ ' I' , I CL.ICKerv J .'LL• •i'\ ' 21 Of 32 35N 36 Holm 37 T*ls ?r" cheer 34 Poetic prepos t on U 46 Summers FrI 49 51 Behold (lit) city 54 And% (Fr •— —. — — — ii ' ' J±_ 1V H— •• — — •- j_, Ve.aI 4 Angry 5 Went before 6 Porcine home I A c- — - cr sibLte T HA (JR FOQ SZLY. — — - J — — — — —- SO, Wk.T .N LGiITE , P'LATES.' I am flying to California for a vacation The last time I flew I had this terrific pa in in my ear which was almost ) r"" 1r" / _ — DEAR READER - For heavens sakes don't pack yo ur ear. That ls the or thing you PRISCILLA'S POP — - - _2 Y_)UR HUSBAND 4.15T BE SHOMNG THE CHILPRE:J N HON TO RESIST I " MAON' I WSH HE .? WEII \ \ 2 ) HIS SWINE - FLU SHOT'.' 'Th: \ EEK & MEEK b1 Howie Schneider PEORF- DW IT , &XER(JE OH ) ( ESPECIPay m4li PEDRJE "10 SrT ALL 1T TH AT' S Il I DII ) Ail.LkAY5 L)P ! / I \ ( fl ) , BUGS BUNNY by Stoll & Heimdahl 5.1 rki FAMISWED AFTER 01I Loll M11\.1E.11 64c~- TWO E~JRCER! r — — — EYE L00 ) LULS / (),iNER 0-76 e Ir. 2: I - VIM D IAIWAY MIMI) FRANK AND ERNEST pO'popJE TiF OFFICE * . ________ A FOST HERE / f the mouth and may he lp keep the tu be to the Internal ear EAST &K A 7 32 , j 9654 V 1072 • J 972 £873 • KiOB 543 £K Soi V 4 1095 TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan X OF cents for The Health SKINNEF( IN 1NE Vill IT!— REMEMIREM HOW EXCITEP GO'r, 05ANS*i" I REMOMPER- WHO SHOLU WEM PAMPSS. JT B MAItYI.IN TIPTON _______ . . h es Four members of the board of directors of Sky King Youth Ranches of America Inc., have resigned as a group. "We left for a lot of easons," says a former officer, by Tom Vincent) , , Seminole and Brevard state attorney offices will be Jerrold Bros3, a part-time public bectanu. Cheshire s chief felony defender and former Bre%ard prosecutor in Seminole, ac. cording to Cbeshire spokesiTian Gerard E Dugua% who will Count) Solicitor from Titusville, who urlfull v 6£ reader (ruin New Mexico wants to know what is meant by the expression. "A passive lead. By OsaId & James Jacoby A passive lead is one design Ifere is the fastest played ed to protect your own high hand of 1976. At least the play cards As an example, supwas fast after trick one pose e opponentshold reach six West did study before flotrurnp and you o leading the seven of clubs and kings and a queen The South went into a real ex- passive lead would b--- in the Write W est s t at o, a mean defender, so South went up with dummy's ace. will , . currently on Herring's staff — Donald Marblestone. Earlier Cheshire wi:mwwed . in the I3revard office for eight months; Mark P. Rabinowitz, that Philip Sellers, 34-year-ild who has spent two and a half investigator and polygraph Years there, and Don W. Davis, operator in Herring's Brevard 33, who was Madison County will become his chief investigator for the two counties, replacing Fulenwider. Duguay said the only office, '" Judge for six years. Cheshire, who defeated herring in his Novem be r bid for by Gill Fox in William Heffernan, Randi, Kramer, Ralph Erikkson an('i Robinson, 30, who has worked receive copies of prosecutors Seminole will be four lawyers . leaves the office he' s held for eight years, will'include Alan B. JACOBY MODERN, SIDE GNCES team of Other attorneys under Dick, , anO Rounding our Cheshire's starting Jan. 4 when herring as interest ing qoes When the ace dropped p - ct Ask Cheshire has also confirmed include Ilarry Stein. 47, opposed herring in tht 197_ Re ublican prary . - also be office manager in the (Do you have a question His problem was to decide If for the experts 7 two county l8th Judicial Cir- ecoflve session before laying suit without an honor from dummy, youth ( IUSlIlItE IaBrce and Grace Bradford, resl,ned a, Ile same time citing personal reasons. Board members were not the only pernnel to leave Sky King Youth Ranch so Sky King. for both counties. One of the major problems cited by Holmes was the diffic ul ty gett in g reco r ds on any of the children, Economy Index One boy broke his hand on a Sunday morning. Nly wife sat in the huspital with'tium aid. The hospital would not treat him .Whout a medical release form. WflINGTON lAP) - i'l never got medical social or an y other and September. Many The government' s Index of hitury. We wanted to know about medication economisLs say a three. leading economic in dleatorli increased by I per cent In November, the allergies, for instance. and could find out month decline In the Index second consecutive monthly rise, pointing to Improved growth In the nation's economy In months ahead. But the government also reported today that Index revisions for earlier months showed that it declined In July, August could foreshadow a nothing home of the kids we had there we didn't even have completed application forms recession. (in," Holmes said. However. the Indicator's index, which is designed to pre di ct future economic trends, improved sharply during the past two Another problem encountered by the Holmes, who cared for eight boys at the Chuluota facility, was money. "The first months. It increased by six-tenths of I per cent In October following a decline of six-tenths of I per cent In September. month we were there the board had a when you deseend to land M By ED PRICKE-17T herald Sf I Writer took my own money and bought food for the boys. After the board members resigned we recived only about two-thirds of the a Cowily With an eye toward "saving dollars,"count), goverruilent is evaluating its 52-car fleet. Basic questions being a5ked refer to what type of car to parchase Intermediate or compact - -and when to sell therill Wishng ermake -*4 ... Presently the fleet consists of cars of Varied t)lxs, and the decision to sell Li left to the individual department chiefs. I a new policy) ought to save us some dollars,"Cummission 0airman Dick Williams said today. commissioners Tuesday were presented a ineinoran- dump trucks in the public works depament Evaluation iOMAF). the county's watchdog agency. Williams said Seminole needs basic guidefines. "We ought to adopt a logical system,"the chairman noted, Hotary said no estunates have been worked up as to the exact aniount of estimated savings. At next Tuesday' s meeting, the l:-onunission is scheduled to act on the OMAE recommendation& Williams said. Imsically, two decisions will be made. The first is whether tu buy all coinDacts, all Interinediates, or a combination thereof, and the second is a determination of .what mileage and age a car should be allowed to reach before it is traded in. The O.NIAE study recommends fleet cars be traded after 60,000 miles and or live years. Also, the study recommends the county purchase all compacts, or interinediate-size autos. Budget Analyst Dave flotary said the county' s policy when adWed - won' t be- mandatory. Exceptions to the policy will be allowable when the situation warrants. After the fletl policy is firmed up, both Wiffiams and llotary ! ,;'Ill Officials will txgln looking at all count), equipment Ill- proprted funds. Mr. Corley said it was 'due ." to the financial situation' Deeply religious, the Holmes were shocked Someone we had never even met when " called us and told us that Mr. Corley was going around talking a bo ut how 'un-Christian' we were Mr. Corley deni ed it and we offered le who had been to confron t m with the confronted y m. Ile said he wanted to think it ' ' es explained that these remarks of were " he I straw" in a sees of COo:eS with him. would not respond to the comments from Holmes and the forTner board members. like the board mernhers who resigned, 'empliasizes that he was told often by ley, "Don't take your problem to 4~~by Grant. Always come to me,"11olmes lit was &Y,q ' (31d, be -r d. to bMo I . what to do for the boys Although board members did not want their names used, they were consistent in their r easo ns for leaving."There's a professional way to get things done said one so that children are protected. We couldn't get or keep control "What we attempted to do was what every red-blooded Ame ri can would want to do take care of kids,"said another. "Anybody should be wiffing to give time and efforts to build something like this up, to give it a solid it didn't seem to be getting that foundation. There were too many loose ends" In rebuttal to the statements of his former rd of rectors, Kirby Grant (Sky King) See 'SKY KING, Page ZA 'Good L uck' If When Kirby Grant wanted to expand Sky King Youth Itanches nationwide we said. "Good luck, but we'll Just votifinue with Seminole County," says Jim Lynd. cluding mulu-thou-sarid dollar earth- moving equipment and dum on cars from the Office of Management Analysis and (RANT foundation But pe nses. And along about the midWe or third %~eek of September we were short of money. 1 Seminole Seeki*ng To Cut Auto Ex enses the external pressure increases if the .internal pressure is still equivalent to the lesser pressure of altitude, the ex. ternal pressure against the ear drum may cause symptoms. There is a tube at the back of the mouth that transmits the pressure hi the mouth to the interni ear. If it is closed for wily reason - blocked with inflammation from a cold, or problems program." * fornier north Florida county judge. Joel Dick, 30, of Brevard. will PSI pretty much a grave difference of on ho you would run a ' earlier reports that his chief assistant in charge of both personality opinion recently. Former houseparents Tommy and an Hook says he'll open a Herring in current,) a Uresar d assistant investigator Dotty Hoimes, left because "Mr. Harrell criminal defense practice here Seminole to remain will be Dan state attorney,, as C e Corley there, the administrator, j ust plain Cheshire today named four chief Seminole assistant, in Sanford with offices in the Lawrence. Ile said another assistant state attorney Ili the lawyers who will become his William Staley and chief in First Federal of Seminole in v estigator for the Seminole Brcard office and James lied to us, continuously, from the time we went to work." assistant prosecutors in veigator Jack H, Fulenwider. building. offIce will be announced at a (,raham, 47, a Ilerrtng The Holmes have 1 4-years experience in Seminole to replace five atFour prosecutors on herring has already an. later date. assistant in Breard an orchild care, having worked with Osceola torneys now on State Atty. Herli staff also told nounced he' ll open a private Other appointments con- mer assistant public defender, Abbott Herring's staff here. by Cheshire they wouldn't be law practice with offices in the Firmed today by' Duguay, 41, for as new chief mcsdemeaor County, the Edgewood Boys Ranch and the Seminole Youth Ranch prior to working for Three of the new Seminole rehired. They are Claude Van Paulucci Building at Sanford. the new state attorney' s staff prosecutor and training chief from the Brevard state at- ,tack and Charles Gordon. tomey office and the fourt h is a were Board members who resigned were President and Chairman of the Board Earl Smith Vice President John McCormick Secretary Ethel Smith and Treasurer Dan Names Four Ass'I'stants assistants are transferring Hook, Jay Novick. William P2&3 P2S3 P233 Opening lead - 7 llerald%%riter , Seminole-Brevard State reelection, promised in his Attorney elect Douglas cam pa ign to replace Herring's the pain. When you finally adjust to the new level and It* pressure inside and outside the car is the same at altitude, all is well. The problem starts again Sp rings. In July 15 we split with him and there has been absolutely no connection between t1tis Seminole Youth Ranch and the Sky King Youth Ranches of America, Inc. at all., Kirby Grant allowed us to use the Sk y King n, arne for fund-raising purposes only. without pay to him. Ile was never on our board at al The Seminole Youth Ral is now supported by coll munity and church donatlons and hopes to be accepted aext year as an agency to receii, e moales from the United \_Fund~ he added." W~~ 'i-k ~ij A. ir I d( it so! Birth defects are f Unlemi you °' 0 SI S , ___ • 4 Ii "Just think By BOB U.OYD Steve Pickett Weems. 29, firea rm in conuliission of a F ramne auto. Ilerald Staff Writer whorn police identified as an felony, and reckless driving. Officers said Frame' s auto A 29-year-o ld Daytona Beach accountant from Daytona Patrolman Richard Bennett was rammed in the left side at two years ago we had neveii heard of Plains. Gegia!" •"-' was held under $50,250 Beach, was booked at county said. James Vernon Frame, 32, the intersection and a chase bond today at Sanford after a ja il on three co un ts of at- of 708' Oak Ave., Sanford, was ensued south on French ending midnight autrammning chase tempted murder, three counts wounded in the back and hand with Frames car being hit in on French Avenue that ended of aggravated assault with an whenix pistol shots were fired the right side several times at with anoth er driver be ing shot , auto, and charges of use of a into the car he was driving, 18th St. and French Ave. man by . . Garry Trudeau iRCUt, ___ ' .'; i KV CAV 6CT il /T 7ZWAW Today 00 AJ r 1 • _______ . . ..,.. * 11 , Frame, assistant manager at Bennett sa id after the second the Sanford office of Blazer collision that Weems allegedly I 11171~ w' 1, Chase nds In.Shooting Wa 'a . .0 ___ r 0 i&mh of Dimes '" Daytona Beach Man Jailed V . I,i I I Pau 64 I) C F envelopes ate enclosed rhe ' - N Pass 4 i T Finally. South decided that DOONESBU A Pass I Soutb I& even lesser altitudes, is enough Man's Most Common Pain, '- GAVE M North East I a Pass if stamped, self-addressed . - ANS West icers u Moore. Two other board members, Billy While West did have a very unattractive choice of opening leads we would rather lead a s n bid suit 1s or diamonds) instead of t the one bid bv durnmi; and treatment of 'Headache: to change rapiy inthe back of ' __________________________________________________________________ Incidentally. we don't think much of West 's opening lead * A Q a 54 8 answer individual questions these problems for you. For i nf ormation of causes change some people chew gum. DECIDED WHETHER HE'S GOING ? Lawyers V/ill Replace Herr ing Staffe rs ace of trumps, dropped' the se cond singleton king and made an overtrick South to make a decision at trick one. The action allows the pressure r THIS IIOUSE ON I5,AlI TRACT AT CIIUIXOTA IS 13RESENT 110,NIE FOR EIGIIT 130YS AT SKY KING YOUTH RANCH the trump suit Ile wouli be sure of his contract if ht. t lose a trick to the kinjiI didn' of spades to be followed by a club ruff so South plaved -his *Q6 & A Q 16 4 2 W EST .. MOMENT, ERNIE an 0" , pip Lamb dw tissue, it is not effective in idly equalizing the internal pressure oI the pressur e. You migh t have yo ur doctor examine you to see it you have normal openinp to your ears. To insure aie pressiure ex- iEE—'111-- •. 1 71: (Herald Photo !he Jacabys ' care of this newspaper The JaCobyS il byBobThoves .. 4" East s singleton king South had no problem in the play 1096 eup 'There . 12 , I • . NORTH (DI outside the ear, if you don't also stamped, self-addressed endecrease the pressure inside velope for mailing. Just send the mouth and to the Internal your request to trnb In ear, the unbalanced pressure care of this newspaper, P.O. will push the inner ear contents Box 1551, Radio City Station, outward. The stretching causes New York, NY 10019. i 9 ________ ( 08's USWM.t) and 8 send r I _ `1 . GE West was actually leading from the king in order to force to affect your ear. f I Your creative ability could IABRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You can look at both sides of im- put you In the profit column this portant issues today. This will coming year. Imaginative and be to your advantage. You innovative concepts should r won' t be governed by impulse. be ignored. WIN AT BR D cause trouble immediately. At blocked with wax. A check up high altitude. in flight, the before nying might eliminate keptat or below 7,000 feet. The 7 ,000 feet altitude though, - Ai per square inch. This pressure of the mouth and in the tube. is also applied to your ear This should never be done if you drum. The same pressur e is have a cold or you might blow tran sm itted to the Inside of your Infected material into the ear mouth and through a tube to the and have an ear infection as a inside of your ear. As I Ong as compfication. And it doesn' t the pressure is equal inside and work if you are having trouble outside the ear you ha v e no because there Is too much symptoms or awareness of the pressure inside compared to pressure. outside the ear, as occurs while When you fiat take off the you are at altitude I woul d a lso like to mention commercial air lines now pressurize the cabin while at that some people have more ground level. This increases the trouble because they ha ve an extemal pressure and may ear partially or completely pressure may decrease but, it is ' M____ In ,•., sea level it is about 15 pounds help increase the air in the back VVR4T HE'S SHOWNG THEM 15 HOW HEGOT 4 wt you could do. ne pain is probably open. Yawring also helps. assoc ia ted with the changes in If you do not have a cold and air pressure. all else fal ls you can sometimes The an external-pressure blow gently while pinching the to all parts of your body and.at tip of the nose shut. This will by At Vermeer in • ___ today simply because they like rolling. YOuR BiRThDAY you You have only to tell them Dr. -bil K y lay subterfuge sour using .. right If Sk ' Cl melts the pettiness in others today. You inspire them to Conditions still favor you where follow your excellent example. dollars and cents are conVIRGO (Aug. 23 Sept. 22) cerned. You have to exert some hoser,tostarttheba Peoewill do thlngsr > - unbearable. Can you suggest anything I can do to relieve this? Would packing the ear help? I am 65 years old. MR 1 — DEAR DR. IAMB — — IS2 i rES ON TP.S NEW DIET BE W*C%R KICK '"" LESS III Lli '- .' open. by Bob Montana (mAT MLSI n LFO Jul 22-Aug _ S. — , . ing forthright works to your advantage today. Rather than s. Air Pressure P ro uces Pa n ARCHIE MI I — 2 One 3 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents & PISCES iFcb. 20- March 20) IHOI.S Ai.A'f éT' M A RI M . 1976 AQUARIUS lJmThbI !EEE!iH 25 7T 1H6 !J , emba rra — DOWN _E3kR 69th Year, No. 111—Wednesday. December ' by Art Sonsom -' PACKAGE ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don't let selfish interests take Rewards, both spiritual and prec-iiedence over maintaining the good will of friends today because you're willing to aid Be democratic In your outlook, others out of the goodness of TAURUS (April .May) >ourheart Try not to take your little SAGITTARIUS # Nov. 23-Dec mistakes too seriously today. 21) You're In a mood to have voelts THE BORN LOSER TO scoRPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) GEMINI ( May 2Wune) This should be a fun day for that the bot things in life are free, alm 59 Reindeer • Evemng you think your ideas or methods just yourself. are better than your associBle3 I?tt 60V:rked,'vt'i ]HlerAltl 1976 you, but you could incur cl'RIcoRs (Dec 22-Jan. unexpected expenses. Have 19; Your matifial prpeds are 13 2 --someextrachangehandyto today, very encouraging ss ment. avoid particularly where you're CANCER IJune 21-July 22) If working for the family and no t isc 58 1, 1 29, IAugh 56 The present ' 48 Broke bread 53 55 suostince £3 ArISC 12 wds) 44 Morillo — December RI! 42 point 4 t Large cup •' For W e dn es da y, sis IAH _ ____ 40 Compass S I 191( milkreay _____ ________ N 01M ,vorec 2:CtA, L loic 14 Mountains 19 Hymm*s finale (3bbr) 20 Draw out 25 Footed YS• 23 COP 45Conference 26 __Tit 36 Soup dish point 1945 39COB.CtJOen flower 28 Mae 47 Petticoat 27 Attack role 41 inorganic 50 Comet's train 29 Dee sleep 30 in no manner 3 1 Rectifier EF _ School (abbr ) il 4 Around The Clock Bridge Calendar +A Comics 2B Crossword Editorial Dear Abby 2-8 4-A s-11 Weattier Dr. Lamb t% 111111111 Iforoscope Z-B Hospital Il-A ' Obituaries Sports Television 2-B Women Financial Services, was listed jwnped from his auto and fired in "good"condition today at shots into Frame' s car with a Seminole Memorial Hospital. pistol. A crowd gathered and, Police gave the following as Weems and Frame struggled account of the shooting in- on the roadside, Frame cident-. grabbed the pistol and Wee'nis 2-B Frame was driving his auto allegedly fled in his dam iged &-A just before I a.m.-on French ii Ave. at First St. Elizabeth Sanford police reported that A 'Weems 29 of Po Orange, who Weems was later arrested by 9-7-A wrazi Morevid earlier this month pollcein Daytona..Beach. III 4.11 from Steven Weems, and their auto wa.s Impounded. &A. four-yea.r-old daughter, Officers said. an investigation l•B Theresa, were passengers in of the Incident is continuing. - -A 7 ..i Herald pto or Gob Lloyd) State troopers today were searching for clues to a h it-and-run auto that struck and killed b1cyclist Elijah Simmons Jr,, 39i near Altamonte Springs Tuesday DEATH PROBED night , A u's e, offi cers ch eck a a y scene on S11427j. 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Sanford Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents " td IWI F, f ic k7' Z Shot 4 Times, -1 04 r uspect Ta en JAM i. a Em In Aw%=_ 1W W" We TPA By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer MZ Z~ - f-i 14 An armed robben suspect shot by sheriff's deputies Sunday after a foot chase VIM east of Sanford, was listed in "good" condition today at Seminole Sternorial Hospital, anford. Lamar Mills, 21, Bri&wn Ave., Slidway, underwent surgery Sunday Afternoon for -ounds in the stom- S, e. 1 '-1' 21 ___________ AL ff (TI ___________ 4, _ r . \&. •: ___________ 06 ___ AVE S NANIP SHOOTING SCENE 4 Sheriff John Polk said the deputies fired five shots, thv first a warning shot. The two deputies involved in the hoo ting, s Coffee deputy E;ay ; completion of an investigation in!o the wounding of Stills. Stills was under police guard today at the hospital and charged by Sanford police with armed robbery of a service station and by deputies with resisting arrest with violence. A second suspect 41 tile robbery. Harold Earl Moore, 22, also of Midway, had turned Ir s ~!PVZ (iii as e .4- C)> 1 himself wat police headquarters - 4 I questioning officers went ' Moore is being held in county - - jafl in lieu of $10,OW bond Ofl a ___________ in 4. robbery chare Sgt. Coffee and deputy CL E: a if cr -0 0 2 3 - -, = 0 E. Officers s.Wd a, they proached the houL,, Stills ran into asaxnpy area to the rear dMilift )"' ___ \ [I. C6 I 2 __ After atwobkck foot chas in which Sgt. Coffee was bitten on the leg bya dog, the officers confronted Mills in the swamp area with knee-deep mud. Officers said the suspect ignored their shouts of "freeze" and was drawing his right hand from is pants po cket an __ __ -4 • • i ___________ ______ __________ Ca l h el es C3 - ____ -, 1 ___ ' _________ -' j 4 74 r. M 8- AMP IIT •., • .• __ (Herald PM?se by BobLloyd) CA — 1 - SIIEItIFF JOhN POlK ASSURES MII)WAY HE.% DENTS SHOOTING WILL BE FULLY INVESTIGATED firetl their service revolvers investigators sa id a kndi and a quantity of money w as r eto ______ __ '? • no " -= __ 314,000 Expected By 2000 Se a — / 0 . • 01.1 an M Pr V Er ,9 \__________________ C/5 cn — — __________________ P CL I ___________ 2 a 0 a -.' W . g CL + o ;. E • E ____________ II J?' i ll_ • — — ••• • nole s Ti e For Decision i By F.[) l'ltltkFrf herald S ta ff Writer 2 2 Today :C) X q 1 one of the big decisions facing county governmen t Is where to spend the dollars to accommodate the more than 314,000 residents expected in Seminole County by the year 2000. On Jan. 4, 1 7, the Seminole County Commission is scheduled to make that decision. Commissioners will decide where to locate f acilities, a decision which in turn will dtudc where most future private facilities will lix'ate. Two theories of grewlh are under consideration. One is the "sprawl plan," and the second is a tighter plan in which govemment spends money to insure growthin certain areas of Seminole. "Once the growth pattern is decided, Co in ni is s ion Chairman Dick Williams said today, "then you begin to ' develop a capital imiiprovements program that will fit it In the sprawl plan, public ' The county commission will m ee t at the cour th ouse (all Seminole County home. Williams said it "might take tO vea it might take 30." but by (tober of next year After two )es of stud>. co unty planners have completed the In Sanford on Tuesday the population predictions 'hoWd hold. After commissione rs decide hich plan to adopt, public hearings will be held all over first draft of the curnprehensive beginning at 9 am. facilities Aill be spread over a wide area. The second plan envisions govermnent spending money for public facilities in specified geographic areas. Williams said county planners have predicted 314,000 residents b the year .W.At V present, some 140,000 citiz ens a g eb Cn the county to receive input from the citizenry. Then all that remains is to commit the dollars for capital tinprovernents. The capital improvement program, in turn. fits in with the county' s comprehensive plan which most be adopted - ___ MM NICK NAP a c,, ~4 1 CL CZ rn 0 P- CL M r dE3 91 -M 0 i . —4 C6 0 C Sec CD §1g. 0. — (,lhR %rnds Sunday and earR today took their toll on the flag that usually -flies unfurled atop Sanford's Cits Hall. recovered at the shooting ____________________________________________________________ — — S1 L J M H X Er f lifter his long "eekend of riding, visiting and delivering, ole St. Nicholas figured he deserved a rest as lie prepared to ring In the New Year. So lie to,ok one outside his hoine at the Sanford Law Enforcement early this morning before he was rudely awakened and 0 . plan. 11 plan rntst be a proved by county corninisioners. It addresses itself to the following areas: — The county's economic future. — A study of county and city revenue sources. — An inventory of existing land and a study of zorung study on conservation. -. Water and st'wtr plans for A ro und The Clock Bridge Cal en dar 4-A 6-C the future. An analysis of Iran. Comics spuation for the future. ( roord stu -- - Four working papers on 'diLorial mdh&is of combating drainage problems. Recununendat ions on solid waste disposal e ar Abby Br. Lamb 3Q Housing. In th.is area. the Horoscope 6-C - recoiw,endation of the ad-hoc Colluflittee on impact fees will Hospital be taken into consideration. The Obituaries proposal was to abolish the fees Spoils system which has about $4.5million on the books for future Tele%iiion collutions (toni area Weather 'vIp.rs Women 10-A 14-It 10-A $A �' 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday. Dec. fl, 1976 $ Vandalism, Thefts ----Mar Arec 's Holiday D WORLD l)Ottt h at Park and 18th Street, causing approximately $275 damage. Sheriff's deputies today were Patrolman Mitch Tindell investigating a number of reported the telephone receiver weekend theft and vandalism had been cot from the phone incidents, Deputy P.J. Higgins reported and melted when the telephone uiriutry in toe 000rn was SCL that vanuais fired nine gunshots afire. i glass was also shatinto a 7-Eleven store on SR-434 tered in the booth, officers said. at Raymond Avenue., west of Indianan Jailed Longwood, causing an estimated $500 damage. Altamonte Springs police No injuries were reported in jailed Grant Louis Doran, 21, of the early Sunday incident. Bloomington, led., in lieu of Officers said one bullet, $20,000 bond on charges of possession of burglary tools, believed to have been fired from a medium-caliber ban- possession of controlled substance and to counts of dgun. struck a door frame and burglary. the other eight smashed through three plate glass %% indows before ending up in the ceiling of the store. Shot Fired Deputy F. M. Stewart reported one shot was fired through a window at teisure Pool Service, 754 East SR436. Altamonte Springs. Officers said they have no suspects in the vandalism in(idents. Sanford police reported today that vandals set fire to a public IN BRIEF 20 Known Dead, Ruins Of Nurse Home Combed - ST. JOHN'S, Newfoundland (AP) Police were to search the ruins of a nursing home again today for the bodies of more victims in a fire that killed at least 20 persons, including a lOS-yearold woman and a 16-year-old boy. Twenty bodies were recovered Sunday afternoon. A Royal Canadian Mounted Police spokesman said another search was scheduled for today, "just to be certain" there are no others. 95 Missing In Ship Fire CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Passengers from an Egyptian ship that caught fire and sank in the Red Sea blame leaky lifeboats and faulty firefighting equipment for causing many deaths in the 3inking. But the ship's captain told reporters Sunday that his crew had to chase passengers with axes to get them to abandon the ship without their belongings. Egypt's semiofficial newspaper, Al Ahram. reported today that 95 persons were still missing. Cairo's Middle East News Agency said the cargopassenger ship Patra had been carrying 94 crew members and 387 passengers before it went down Friday. $i,ao items cre valued a. in a accident n SR-4313, i (m5 Gone the scene and been chased down George Berry Sr., of 2312 by another driver. Officers said during the disturbance Hayes Poinciana Rd., Winter Woods, reported jewelry and a pistol, allegedly struck an officer on the head. lie was taken to total value $1,255, was missing &'ph JOt By 11011 1AA)\ I) Herald Staff Writer :\VCOUC, 1,_ In a separate incident, Altamonte officers arrested Raymond Dale Pilks, Zi, of 833 Park Winter N. Dr., Casselberry, on a grandlarceny charge. IlLs bond was set at $5,000, according to county jail records. Careless Driving Casselberry police jailed James Edison Hayes, 26 , 01 Apopka, in lieu of $5,400 bond, on charges of careless driving, leaving the scene of an ac. cident, disorderly conduct, battery on a police officer and criminal mischief. According to county jail records, officers responded to reports of a disturbance at 450 Iris Rd., Casselberry, and found a car had been Involved .m Extra Amtrak Train Wrecks, Injuring 36 - DOWNINGTOWN, Pa. (AP) The derailment of a Philadelphia-to-Chicago train, added to Amtrak's schedule to deal with the holiday rush, sent 36 travelers to hospitals. Four of the injured were hospitalized overnight. Spokesmen at Coatesville General Hospital and Chester County Hospital said none of the injuries was serious. The five-car train, a special section of the Broadway Limited, derailed about 7:3e pm. Sunday, said Lois Morasco, an Amtrak spokeswoman. Chicago Council To Meet.. - CHICAGO (AP) The battle line has tiéen drawn in the struggle to succeed Richard J. Daley as mayor of the nation's second largest city, with blacks on one side and whites on the other. Black leaders were united behind Alderman Wilson Frost of the South Side, while white leaders backed Alderman Michael Bilandic of Daley's 11th Ward. The City Council was scheduled to meet Tuesday to elect an acting mayor from among the aldermen to serve until a special election is held in six months. Sen. Hart Dead Of Cancer - WASHINGTON (AP) Philip A. Hart, who influenced major civil rights and consumer protection legislation during three terms in the U.S. Senate, is dead at 64. Hart, a Michigan Democrat, died at his Washington home Sunday, a victim of cancer. According to a spokesman for Hart's office, funeral arrangements were planned by Hart and his wife. The spokesman said a public memorial Mass will be celebrated at St. Matthews Cathedral here Tuesday. Carter Calls In Cabinet - U.S. Cold Adds To Deaths The Associated Press Snowy weather made driving difficult in the Northeast and Midwest, and the death total from traffic accidents climbed as the threeday Christmas weekend ended. The Associated Press counted 398 deaths on the nation's roads between 6 p.m. Thursday and midnight Sunday. The National Safety Council had predicted between 460 and 560 traffic deaths. By i.ciiigi 0 U...t and Sunday .,crt Satu,da1 and Ch , . %?,,.,, .'lO Ciei PiIa9, LIMIT 1 r' Frth Ave . Paid at Sanford. Florida 1P7I j I ICE MILK BOTTLE OF 100 2 GALLON - LiMIT 1 LIMIT I CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE LIMIT I ROSE MILK CARE CREAM E.iIIIIIII1;r \ black community who reportedly witnessed parts of the incident. Mills and Moore were arrested in July in connection with an incident at the same service station in Sanford in which Deputy J. F. Bennett was assaulted by two men during a shoplifting investigation. Mills was found guilty by a circuit court jury on Sept. 17 of the lesser and included offense of resisting an officer without violence and adjudicated guilty by Circuit Judge A. J. Hosemann Jr. Hosemann ortiered a pre-sentence investigation- and on Dec. 3 sentenced Mills to 160 days in uunty jail with credit for time already served. Jail records indicate Mills was released from jail last Tuesday. MYLANTA 99C SKIN residents in the predominantly 1 Sol. . 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GIFT WRAP • RIBBON • TASTE TREATS • ORNAMENTS .• I 49 PRICES ON ALL HOLIDAY ITEMS REDUCED' S . 0 WASHINGTON ( AP) Americans slipped another notch on the list of the world's wealthiest people in 1975, anti there are now five Countries where per capita income is higher, the World Bank says. The World Bank also said there has been a virtual stagnation of growth among industrialized nations since 1973 and continuing increases in population among developing na- by dividing a nation's gross national product, or total production of goods and services, by Its population. Qatar, an oil-producing nation, was a new addition to the World Bank list in 1975. The other nations listed above the United States all had higher incomes than the United States in 1974 as well ' Other nations with incomes near the United States were Denmark, $6,920; Canada, $6,650; Germany, $6,610; and Norway, $6,540. Denmark and Norway made substantial gains and could surpass the United States in the 1976 list, if the trend continues. The World Bank cautioned, ,., however, that its figures for 1975 were preliminary and based on tentative information In sonic cases. The United States per capita income was up froin $6,670 the year before, the bank said. However, the increase was not adjusted for the impact of inflation, which would make the gain somewhat less. The bank said there were 19 nations with per capita incomes exceeding $5,000 in 1974 with combined total populations of 412 million. By contrast, there were 75 nations with populations totaling 2.3 billion where income was less than $500. There were 33 nations with populations of more than 1.2 billion where Income was less than $200. The bank said significant changes In the relative value of currencies In recent years has caused the shift In incomeranking among developed nations. For example, the German mark and Swiss franc have increased In value, whale the French franc and British pound " have decreased. The U.S. dollar has remained relatively stable for the past year, although it has lost ground against German and Swiss currencies. While economies In much of the Industrialized world expanded in dollar terms, there actually was a shrinking of over-all Incomes in terms of real buying power, the bank said. (Cr quittal for Moore on the bat Monday, December 27, 1916-Vol. 69, No. 109 H,.'aJcl BUFFERIN C Then the two men forced the attendant to put $3.50 in gasoline into the station wagon before they fled, officers said. At the shooting scene Sunday afternoon Polk assured a group of citizens protesting the shooting of Mills that there will be a full investigation of the incident and that they will he told of,the esu1ts of the investigation. Fellow officers had already relieved Coffee and McCormick of their revolvers when Polk told the citizens that he had suspended the two officers. Sheriff's investigators took sworn statements from several tery count but ordered the PSI and custody on the counts on which the jury returned guilty verdicts. . BORDEN LIQUID DETERGENT 32 01. lOOs 400 ILI Court records show the court entered a judgement of Jierild . entered by prying open a slidj glass door. Deputies reported that for the fourth weekend in a row thieves took two color televisions from rooms at Days Inn, SR-46 and 4 of Sanford. The two televisions and towels reported. missing Sunday were valued at $825, according to sheriff's reports. JOY trial a jury found Moore in- PLAINS, Ga. (AP) President-elect Carter is convening a series of preinauguration meetings of his cabinet at a secluded island plantation, with discussions of possible tax cuts and the general state of the economy expected to be high on the agenda. Carter was scheduled to fly to St. Simon's Island near Brunswick. Ga.. today. it IILI7 SBI(I IIIV IIUUW Wtuurn TWI NIONT TO UNIT OuAatTltlt$ scene. IN BRIEF to,& ais, nfIn.. Per capita income is figured iContlnued From Page Ml NATION flooded, along with other areas with water from a shower. CBs Stolen Aubrey Jacobs, of 301 Satsuma Dr., Sanford, reported to sheriff deputies that someone took three single sideband citizens band radio units, three antennas and a bicycle From a tool shed at the rear of his John residence. Deputy Hawkins renorted the missing S. Now The United States' per capita Income of $7,060 was exceeded last year by Kuwait, $11,510; I United Arab Emirates, $10,480; Qatar, $8,320; Switzerland, $8,050; and Sweden, $7,680, the World Bank said in a report released Sunday. VITAMIN E Sanford police said two men in a dark-colored station wagon robbed Dekle's Gulf Service Station, 2518 French Ave., Sanford, about 3 a.m. Sunday. While customers were reportedly nearby, the men held a knife in the station attendant's back, scooped $96 from the station's cash register and then Forced the attendant to hand over $108 from his wallet, police said. '''' °" Monday, Dec. 21,1976--]A Race: Sixth Casselberry city jail and placed in a cell which was later burglary. Deputy R.L. Morton j nnu . uiuy, uttmu Lawmen Suspended ?U Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. The Me&an Red Cross. Good Nciglbor. The Ô9 U pikes! I T*IR SATISFACT ION Is ic OLIN Goat M L, -ad. A w k., .,- Zayre', SANFORD HIGHWAY 17-92 at AIRPORT BLVD. OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9-9L-SUNDAY 12 Noon-4 ~M! �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Hem1d ii \ 1 liE\tll AVF Progress has to be. I know that, but it was a real shock to return to Alabama over the Christmas holidays and find the county, or the state, I don't know which, has paved Kelly Creek Road. Kelly Creek Road was one of those dirt roads that live forever in the minds of young boys. A winds, rook spotted road, for miles It runs 9 from Brnmptoi, Ala., up through the woods and then, seemingly, to nowhere, As boys, Booty O'Barr and myself used to get off the school bus on Fridays, walk five miles up Kelly Creek Road to his daddy's house, walk five miles back and then hitchhike into Leeds, a small town near Birmingham, for a night of shooting pool. WIt was a beautiful, rocky road which carried you Past pastoral scenery the likes of which you're lucky to see even If you should be lucky enough to Clock live two lifetimes — in place of the one that's allotted most of its. By ED PRICK On hot (lays, we used to take turns riding S•\Nfl)111). 11.. .i2i rea (otk flh-.22.26t1 or .i1)99•t . a bit, then you'd have to carry your partner a bat. That didn't make a lot of sense to grownups, but to young and tired barefoot boys it seemed to help out. Around Monday, December 27, 1976-4A W.\'Nf: I). iX)Yl.E. Publisher NORM A N ii. OSI'RIN. Editor .1 .)SEll1 I). VAN RRACKIJ, Advertising t)irctur Young boys, growing up now, though, won't be walking barefoot down that road. That's because, like I told you earlier, the state, the County or somebody went in and paved It. The contours of the old dirt road are still there, but instead of gravel, a ribbon of concrete stretches out in front of your eyes. And that concrete is hard looking, not pliable like good gravels from earth. - Hint' lk'lit'r t) lt not piggyback up that road. That way, you'd get to ride et'k. a tents: Month, $240: ii Months, $14.20. \lail lii Florida saint' as hoint' deliver All \l'nth, $ \lnth. $i 20: 12 Months, $32 U Ti No Study Needed m On Vo lun I'm glad I wasn't there when the smelly machines dumped all that concrete on Kelly Creek Road. Oh, I know, it's progress, and all that. But I wouldn't have liked it, because Kelly Creek Road wasn't just a dirt road, it was a young boy's dream, It led from "up yonder" down to Highway 78 which led to the city of Leeds and some good pool shooting. The taris It will of some surprise to the altruistic that the government has placed a dollar value on the services of volunteers in the United States from May. 1973, to April, 1974. Volunteers, according to ACTION, the federal agency with its fingers in volunteer service, contributed more than $33.9 billion in services to the nation's economy, about 2 cent of the gross national product. ACTION retained Harold Wolozin, a professor of political economy at the University of Massachusetts, to gather the study. You may be sure that you did not volunteer the money to pay for the study: you were taxed for it. Professor Wolozin computed the monetary 0 And after all your lunch money was lost to the city boys who hung out in the pool room all the time, you Could get back up Kelly Creek Road to Raymond O'Barr's house and to safety. Yessir, Safety. Now, Raymond, who was Booty's daddy, wasabout the cussingest man you ever saw. But if you was a 'Good Ole Boy, he knew it and he'd take care of you, at least he'd do that the best he could — allowing as how he was sick sometime hisself. Yep, Old Raymond O'Barr who lived almost at the end of Kelly Creek Road never lived to see the road paved. And, I have a feeling, kind of, that he wouldn't have liked it. Oh, he'd have liked the fact that mud wouldn't get on his cars he drove along Kelly Creek, but I think Raymond, like me, would have missed the solitude a quiet walk along Five miles of dirt road brought a young boy. You pay for progress and paved roads, and people along Kelly Creek Road have paid. I hate to say it, but they got the worst end of the bargain. F rm s Show c Of ravery per Big PRICED FOR EVERYONE "Although volunteer services, givers freely and from the heart, cannot truly be measur ed in dollars, this figure gives us a fairly reliable indicator of the significance of the volunteers' role in the economy." Thus commented Mike Balzano, director of ACTION. He might have told it to Tocqueville. ll Alexis de Tocquevi e. He was the Frenchman who traveled 1830s and who authored the first sociology of the Americans. this country in the Tocqueville located the source of America's greatness in its great good heart, in its practice of giving. Such massive charity obviated, he thought, government assistance programs. Today taxation has pretty well taken th e ch ee rfulness out of giving. As long as the government (read: the taxpayers) does it, the specious reasoning goes, we don't need charity. Th e unfortunate? Out of sight, out of mind. It is reassuring to know voluntarism is still strong in this country. But we didn't need a federal study to tell us. Where government welfarism fails and Lord knows it fails, those personal actions of the heart supply the molecules of our society. What is intriguing is the attempt to assign a dollar value to something so incalculable. These the days when politicians and bureaucrats are rationalize their costly programs on the questionable ground that they are "invaluable." How many times, for instance, have we heard such fatuities as this: "If the police helicopter saved dtie life it will he worth any amount of tax dollars we spend on it?" The trouble with that is, you give the politicians a blank check to charge any old outrageous amount — from $150,000 to $150,000,000 if they sense they - can get away v,ith it. An alarming reversal of thinking here: the costliest government programs are justified because they are putatively "invaluable" while the truly invaluable energies in our society are assayed and assessed and the subject of taxgranted professors' studes. Arms C The discovery of huge arms caches and a barrel of deadly cyanide at Lancaster, Ontario and Wrightwood, Calif., is sobering to say the least. It was only by accident that enough munitions to equip an army of 200 were discovered In the desert. Apparently the arms were slipped out of military depots and the intelligence agencies failed to follow through. We aren't frightened at the prospect of an army of 200 taking over the United States. But 200 guerrillas could wreak havoc with civil authority and terrorize people and institutions, If the past offers clues, there will be pressure to prohibit citizens from owning any arms. However, the fact is that all of the arms found by auftritie3 at Ontario, Lancaster and Wrightwood already are illegal for citizens to own. They were accumulated because the existing laws could not be even against possession of such heavy weapons as machine guns and bazookas, which are not easy to conceal. We have no doubt that authorities will get to the bottom of the Antelope Valley mystery, but that alone is not enough. Unless securlity at military depots is tightened, the next .. DON - OAKLEY 1 -I a -- rd .. WASHINGTON The other day a number of us listened to the pleading of a long-time top - - ,. .'.;.;. ______ i .. For CL . 'Trans '\ . " . _______ . •.•-" ______ / ( '. . . Cuyahoga County, Ohio, of which Cleveland is the seat, has in at least one respect one of the best systems of public transportation in thee country. Cleveland Is, in fact, the only city In the world with a direct rapid transit connection between its airport and downtown. Acouple of years ago, county voters approved the establishment of a Regional Transit Authority (RT/I) and an Increase in the local sales tax which enabled bus and rapid transit fares to be cut to a maximum of cents, inluding the airport run. Yet a recent survey by researchers at Case s Western Reserve University found that "despite an extensive, inexpensive and well-managed transit operation In Cuyahoga County, only a small percentage travel is handled by RTA." Commuter traffic continues to be dominated by ____ " v ______ / _____ ________ ________ ___________ ARAZ C)L L.,), \ .. / . •, . , ______ . _________ , . ______ . ' . .. -. .:.';Y ':7'.'. the private automobile. Th e figures are 13 per cent of the coun ty's ' - Ai - ECONOMIST Ever J immy's Jody: Not ,Just A Mouth piece Caref ul rose . . - B) ToM TIFDI-: - ,% ASIII N(',l (iN 'IN. ii a', Jo(i' }'ow,'il explains it is that he was walking through it Georgia shopping timter, minding his own business. when a roan grabbed his band, smiled, and said: Iii, I'm Jimmy Carter and I'm running for governor." 00 that wa5 it decade ago The incident changed t he face of itiirt'rican politics. Powell is now the 33-)ear-old press secretary to the president-elect But ruor.' than 1111.4 he is the inval companion and baggage bearer without w hom next month's inaugural would be substantially different. If Jody Powell has arrived where he is because if Jimm'. Carter. the reverse of this proposition i eqwtll true and obvious. Carter has said it himself. remembering how it was to ge-i started in mitiunal politics. At first it was onls I ''Jody and I.'' Family Int'rlItA'rs we're' added Then others. But in the 'Junins Who''', Powell lean da%s, tOe era w ;i (.arte'r' s p rinciruil courtier if he hadn't exist .'d. he'd have 11.1(1 II. be ifl' toted - if he could have been Si hen the new cheif Likes office he will have as his spokesman a devoted servant, a surrogate son, and to it %t'r% real degree a partner in power 1 he tAw are as close as hens ufl a Januar) roust, as they sa', in Plains. It's expected that Jody will know whatever knows The relationship has few .1 trnu ¶%• hit.' I louse' pre'cede'nts I 're'surri:ibly there is much to be' said for he' wI u;' For the first time in years, perhaps the first tiiin- ever, the hireling who speaks to the nation for the president will know uI '/)lut el) what he's talking abo U'. Besides this hi- will himself Lw part of the adinnunists 'tion's de-cision-niakirig process. What he says will h;ne' weight And yet the prospect is not altogether bright 11w idea of Jody Powell controlling White house tn'ws for the next four years is, quit- fr.inkl) niust disturbing. Powell is . . . - .._,. __ fir -' -......-. ... JYTbIvVYy. "I'm into doll houses, too. We must get together and play sometime!" United States." We have established that the ,-.-- Uft.dIWII wu runugai. The in vest igators also have uncovered some The murder was pinned on James Earl Ray, intriguing new Information about Lee Harvey an escaped convict, who used phony passports to Oswald, t he accused assassin of President John slip out of the country. According to the in- F. Kennedy. vestigators, he got as far as Portugal, where he According to the report, the committee staff received "further instructions" from a secret "spent seven hours questioning an ex-CIA agent conspirator. who had come forth to relate his personal Ray finally tracked down in London and knowledge of the contents of conversations extradited to the United States for trial. His between Lee Harvey Oswald and personnel activities in Portugal, meanwhile, have been concealed From the authorities for eight years. within the Cuban and Soviet embassies in Mexico City." Not until a few weeks ago did the House inOswald's conversations, according to our vestigators learn about Ray's Portugal con- sources, were monitored by the Central nection from a "witness who had never Intelligence Agency. Immediately, staff previously been interviewed by any in- members "were dispatched to Mexico City vestigative agency." where they cond ucted further Interviews," the The Investigators reported this startling report discloses. No evidence has been usdevelopment confidentially to the Select Com- covered so far, however, that Oswald discussed mittee on Assassinations, "Ray contacted the Kennedy assassination at either embassy, another person from whom he r eceived further The committee will probe deeply into any InstructIons," they disclosed cautiously In a connection between the CIA and Kennedy's preliminary report. assassination. The agency, we have learned, has They didn't mention In the report where the more than 60 cartons of top-secret documents was f1915D& -'i made, except that it was "out of the - -- nrri.r ---- '-'- i"5*UI UIIC UI [US IU'5L Oswald prior to that assassination." orders of business. Meanwhil e, t he committee staff is anxiously According to the survey, prepared by awaiting congressional approval of their request Ralph Nader's Center for Law and Social Policy, for a record $8.5 million to investigate the the conflict laws are so complex that employees. assassinations. Behind clased doors, Richard can't understand them. Sprague, the panel's brilliant staff director from In fact, the employees told the Nader irk1 Philadelphia, dramatically laid out his plane, terviewers, the legal terminology is "so boring and persuaded even the most stubbo rn mem bers and burdensome" that they sign federal jobs of the committee that the money was necessary. agreements without even reading the Sprague pointed out that, compared to other regulations. investigations, the money he wan ted was not an Some agencies, states the report, don't even unreasonable sum. For example, he noted that bother to provide workers with the written lawS.' for the first three-month period of the search for Instead, the employees receive quick oral' briefings. Patty Hearst, the FBI s pent $2.6 million. Incredibly, federal agencies do not remind In addition, Sprague explained, the New York State Investigation of abuse In the Medicaid employes about potential conflicts when they program has a budget of $6 million for its second leave the government. The burden is on the worker to determine if taking anew job is Illegal. year; As a result, top government executives are Rep. Henry Gonzales, D-Tex,, the Incoming caught In a revolving door between business and chairman of the assassination committee, told its government, which moves so fast it is difficult to he Is convinced that Sprague is right. distinguish the watchdogs from those who are CONFLICT CURBS: President-elect Jimmy being watched. 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In Sanford for day Dec. is Call Mr. Sam Mayaniat the Holiday Inn, Tel, 323-1910 Fitir,, INSTRUMENTAL So, hire- is the unsurnuiuuntable we'akn:s's it .I'ids I.'eiset'll as in the ' bite house' spoke'tauuan his own stake in the re-gin..success is too high ll' will not onl h' thu uuiuuthpie'ce' but the architect at the' ministration I)ouiht.s about it will there-For,- I"' doubts about him As no other press see'r.-tar in husturs , then, hi- will have enoruutuu.s pe'rtinal and cr0' it uonal reasons for coloring (h., nt-%% ,, flow. - 2 Sum MAJOR ARTISTS MAJOR LABELS the sesrld. t 1 ,r2. ROCK, COUNTRY co ,in OONG ~ 09 S a. in. readings: temperature unda) ' 5; ut'rn1ght low 33; Sunda) high 68: barometric pressure 30,6; rrlatIe humidity .98 per cent; winds. calm. DAVID CROSBY GRAHAM NASH chase disgrace- rather than morality as hi NEW FASHIONS WEATHER JOE SOUTH GREAT ASSORTMENT OF LPs guide. Run Ne'sseri, too, has been ernbrae-t-ti 1w bra i nl e'ss devii1ion, growing ntemptilow, Of who would question Jt'rr) Ford. (i i-u human nature, it is probably too much t o uxpi'el more dispassion and dvtachnic'nt ti ',', 4 "relating to the assassination of President John of conflict-of-interest laws, plans to make an F. Kennedy and the activities of Lee Harvey expeiitivø -n -' 8 TRACK TAPES It is true' t hat all pre'sitk-ntial secretaries art' (ontil of their eniplo) irs Bitt /A'igle'r was so loyal to Richard Nixon he' . New . Data Found In' King Assass i nation or PROCOL HARUMRAR( EARTH, GUESS WHO EDDY ARNOLD, JIM STAFFORD, BEACHBOYS,PERRY COMID trouble administering the-person Whitehouse propaganda staff. Butt the job is sunuipI too iuii pi 'rtant for it president's a Itt' r ego Already it is clear that Pow ell is much iii. r' a prnfe's.si.inal Carterit e than a prok'ssutin:i wnuliwiucatur. lie is not with his boss (ia money or for the public service, but rather he is with him for love. For years it has been his duty to promote and protect Jimmy Carter, and no doubt the ethic will carry on Intl Washington. of JACK ANDERSON 10 P ARTISTS i LABELS quick, witty. intelligent and should ha 0 . r uI-I-uI--uIu.I ALBUMS Analysis lie raid Nrliiis Ser',ie't's . . . contact was STEELY DAN BOBBY VINTON DON NA SUMMER JOHNNY TAYLOR ISSACHAYES ig values small prices! working population using public transportation cent using private transportation. One of the questions the researchers sought to answer was, under what conditions would peoples who now use private transportation switch to vs. 87 per s<" ic FEJ THE L OND ALSO INCLUDES GROVER SINGS THE BLUES C'' IS FOR COOKIE ERNIE'S HITS THE COUNT COUNTS THE SESAME STREET MONSTERS of ., '. ALBUMS—MANY TO CHOOSE FROM e ___________ $297 010 INN, counties is a case in point. . figures, actual or constant. These non aerospace items had grown in 10 years from less than 10 per cent of total aerospace sales to a 1976-77 estimate of almost ON Of those interviewed, 22 per cent said they per cent. The largest growth here, perwould never use hA, 40 per cent said they centagewise, was in nongovernment purchases. would use it only If their present mode of tranMen in the business, when cornered, will sportation was not available and another 6 per admit that the opportunities are there, and the r F Sc) cent said they would use it if the cost of their know-how. The new sales use the unique expresent mode of travel much higher. pertise the industry has developed in years of WASHINGTON — While most interest groups postponed. Instead the Air Force proposed to In other words, fully two-thirds of the cornbuilding planes, missiles and other standard in Washington are struggling for the attention of continue the Sw million-a-month restriction until muters in this county indicated that it would take aerospace items. But full-scale exploration and President-elect Jimmy Carter, one of them, the next June, and to arrange with Rockwell, the something like dynamite to blast them out of exploitation of the opportunities has thus far Air Force, Is trying hard to keep out of his way. prime contractor, a limited program that could their automobiles. Similar sentiments can been hit-or-miss, piecemeal, in the main by a The decision on whether to go ahead with be called off or curtailed, probably be found in every large metropolitan handful of firms. Much of the industry has stood production of the B-I bomber, one of the most This is window dressing. A delay from area, by, wringing hands, using all Its political knowexpensive defense programs ever planned, may, February until June in Lifting the spending This is the hard fact which those who how to wrest government contracts, U.S. and the Air Force fears, be one of the first he makes. restriction will have little real effect. There is champion public transportation in the interests foreign. A business so dependent on who is up Carter has said the H-i is too expensive and only so much money the program can absorb, of energy conservation decreased pollution and and who down and on who can get close to whom has implied it ought to be cancelled. The Air and anyway the Air Force has two months' Worth congrestion run up against. Soaring automobile that almost everyone involved ends up with the Force, still hoping to change his mind, realizes "in the bank" as it has not spent any since the prices and a 10 per cent or even 25 per cent inshakes. that an early decision would probably be beginning of the financial year on Oct. l. crease in foreign oil are not likely to change this The first reaction a reporter gets when he negative. The idea is to unhook Carter from the need to fact apprecialby in th e near future. talks about the new markets to men in the inEarlier this year Congress, anxious to delay make a decision in February by a solemn dustry is series of excuses: We don't have the the decision on the 13-1 production until the next commitment not to start any heavy spending Early January, Uncle Sam will begin 4 money to make the investments. We're unsure administration, limited spending to $87 million a while he thinks things over the traditional 100 mailing hisinannual post-Christmas gilt to this on how to market. We don't know what the month until Feb. I. Since the Defense Depart- days. But there is limit to how long the final nephews and nieces — the l9i6 income tax return potential sales will be. It's too risky. We're used ment had not planned to spend any faster, the decision can be put off, and June Is probably it. forms. Tax experts have been warning for weeks to dealin g with the government. We don't know action has had little effect. But it made the Air In a curious reversal, Carter may have to that, If anything, "reforms" In the tax law voted our way around in the civilian mass consumer Force nervous. decide on next year's crop of 13-Is before this by Congress last fall have further complicated rket. Almost no production money has yet been year's. The Ford administration will leave him what is already a dreaded annual yearly chore pinned down, these same Insiders spent. Some $90 million appropriated Last year with a prepared budget that will probably ask for for millions of Americans. admit they've not given the thought to the has been used to buy some items on which there btweeen $1.2 and $1.5 billion for eight more It could be a "disaster," asserts the Kiplinger problem and to the opportunities they should is a long lead-time, but almost all the money production B-Is in fiscal year 1978, which begins Tax Letter. All the elements are there: New have. They've not generally gathered the going into the B-i is for development of the four in October, 1977. forms revised old forms . forms mailed statistics, done the market research, or other- prototypes, three of which are now flying. The Under the new financial system introduced later than usual changes that apply wise studied the opportunities in transferring Defense Department would be fully within the last year, the budget must be acted on earlier retroactively . Instructions written before their magnificent high-technology know-how to law to order production of the first three than before: Congress wants to have any regulations under the new law are out the mass-market consumer field. At least not in operational aircraft authorized this year and proposals for change in hand In March. The IRS expects to be swamped by requests the detail necessary to insure profitability, commence spending the $87 million a month up None of this maneuvering, however, touches for help, but won't be able to give the same level Now it is true that the industry leaders, taken to the more than $1 billion that has already been the basic issue; does the United States need the of assistance as before because Congress did not as a group, have had a most difficult time in appropriated by Congress. B-I? This is the fastest bomber and the most increase Its budget. raising the large amounts of capital needed for But the Air Force wants to avoid pressing expensive airplane ever built. Although large, it A lot of taxpayers are in fora rude shock. Sick major expansion. This, in considerabie measure, Carter for a decision by Feb. 1, only ten days makes a very small head-on radar target, and it pay recipients, for example. They spent their however, has been a result of their depending SO after the new president takes office. So the Is designed to get through the Russian air sick pay In 1976 thinking It was tax free — which heavily on uncertain markets such as the federal Defense Review Board meeting last Friday that defenses by flying very low — under effective it was, until Oct. 4, when Congress altered the government, where it's boom today and bust. could have recommended a production start was radar coverage — at suoersonic speeds. law retroactively to Jan. 1. Martin I ,,ih,, Vi.., ?,. ruspi killer of JI.—..... 1U417 not have acted alone. X lie 0 You can lead a commuter to public tran. but you can't make him use It. Th e experience of one of the nation's most populous enforced, BERRY'S WORLD I it sportation, ' Thegoodnewswasthat while aerospace had been hittin g rough tim es (in constant dollars), sales by some of these same companies of new products and services outside the narrow aerospace field had been doing very well. Exceedingly well, in fact, In any kind of dollars WASHINGTON— House investigators have uncovered dramatic new evidence that the ac- -- Proponents _____ _____ . for in.stead.of a bizarre mystery. That must not happen. - Facts ': ......... .•'.. - arms story to appear in the press might chronicle a disaster - . Airk k spokesman of the aerospace industry, a kingpin in the economy with nearly $29 billion in sales this year. He pulled out all the stops. Waved the flag. Stressed the importance of the industry to national defense. Pointed to the declining sales in real dollars. 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After his death, Hua luofeng, After the arrests, Hua was funds for commemorative America a happy birthday. At young celebrant, "Somehow I President Gerald R. Ford to President Ford, who had gone a sixth vice-premier and little named the new chairman of the buildings, special books and the Miami Beach Convention feel more American at this mobecome the first president to bed at 3 a.m., concedcd the known outside China, was Chinese Communist Party. special exhibits, arrived along Center 7,141 people recited the mcnt than ever before." elected from the Deep South election the next day, giving named his successor. Most re- _____________________________ with thousands of foreign vis- Pledge of Allegiance to become since before the CMI War. The Carter "my complete and garded him as a compromise The Bicentennial itors, who Included royalty and the country's newest citizens. The $ Woes story of his election and the wholehearted support." between the radicals, led by heads of state. Queen Elizabeth The guns of the U.S.S. Concampaign preceding it was Carter won 297 electoral votes Mao's wife, Chiang (Thing, and 3. As the man said, it only 11 and her husband, Prince stitution, "Old Ironsides," were 4. Once again Americans voted the top news story of 1976 from 23 states, putting the old the moderates. Most observers happens once every 200 years, Philip, spent six weeks in Brit- fired for the first time in a cen- were concerned by the state of by the editors and news Democratic formula of in. felt that Chiang Ching was a so America went all out for her am's former colony. tury. Time capsules were bur- their financial affairs. After directors of Associated Press dustrial Northeast with the force to be reckoned with in Bicentennial. Celebrations Although celebrations had led containing everything from early optimism, the nation 's member newspapers, radio and solid South back together. Ford post-Mao China, went on all year as local and been going on for a year, It was signatures of famous people economy stumbled badly at TV stations. carried every western state exAfter Mao's death, Premier national committees began a Fourth of July to remember. and Bicentennial coins to a mid-year, leaving many wonThe other top stones in order cept Texas and Hawaii, 241 Hua moved quickly to consoll- projects designed to help Seven million people, together Frisbee and a pair of cut off dering what had gone wrong. were: (2) the deaths of Mao and electoral votes from 27 states. date his position. Chiang (Thing Americans remember their with President Gerald Ford and blue jeans. The nation's Gross National Chou and the changes in China Nevertheless, Carter won by al- and her radical proteges, heritage. Even the Liberty Bell Vice President Nelson RockAfter a turbulent decade of that followed; (3) the Bi- most 2 million popular votes — Chang Chun-chiao, Yao Wen- got a new home - in libertyefeller, watched as the U.S. unrest caused by Watergate Product, which showed a - centennial celebrations; (4) the 51 per cent to 48 per cent for yuan and Wang Hung-wen, Pavilion, near Independence Coast Guard training ship and the Vietnam War, the HiSee BY THE, Page 9-A PAT'f' ilI•ARST 'U.S. economy; (5) the Legion- Ford. naires' Disease; (6) the Mars In spite of predictions of an landing; (7)the Washington sex extremely Light voter turnout, scandals; (8) the Patty Hearst 80 million Americans went to trial; (9) the Israeli raid on the polls to choose their next Entebbe airport; (10) the president. Of those eligible to California school bus kid- vote, 53 per cent did so, down napping. from the 55 per cent turnout In .., 1972. 1. After a 22-month-long camAccording to an AP election paign, Jimmy Carter was elect- day poll, most voters said they ed the 39th president of the chose the candidate they voted United States. Just two years for because they agreed with ' ago, the ex-governor of Georgia his stand. But most Carter votI was all but unknown outside his ers, according to the poll, home state, but with grim de- agreed that although the choice termination and a campaign was difficult, it was time for a 05 strategy mapped out by young change. / aide Hamilton Jordan, he won the Democratic party nomiThe Death Of Mao ALL APPLIANCES REDUCED FOR FANTASTIC I nation. It had been the longest primary contest in the nation's 1 ' SAVINGS-SOME EXAMPLES BELOW1 2. China was already in history. mourning for two leaders who After the Democratic Con- had died earlier In the year RIVAL CAN OPENER ventlon in July, his popularity Premier Chou En-lal and (Thu P IG • reached a high of 62 per cent, Teh,founder of the Chinese Red 1099 AND SHARPENER MODEL 782 OPENS CANS FAST AND EASY according to the Gallup Poll, Army. But the nation plunged against President Ford's 20 per into a frenzy of grief when cent. Many people felt that his Hsinhua News Agency anMR. COFFEE 33 point lead meant an easy nounce(i that Mao Tse-tung was 10 CUP COFFEE MAKER victory, dead. """IS ONE TO 'IN CU PSM 1.10111L MC But with the hoopla of the Mao had been ill for some conventions and the divisive time and Chu, In fact, had taken DAZEY challenge from Ronald Reagan over many duties for the ailing 88 REGULAR PRICE past, Ford's popularity began chairman. No cause was given REGULAR PRICE SEAL-AMEAL REGULAR SE. i If Et 0.10, 0E(, I to climb, and some saw him for his death, although ALL STYLES __ medical MEN'S & LADIES' MEN'S & LADIES' staging a Truman-like come- experts who studied films of his back. It was not to be, GENERAL ELECTRIC most recent appearances said Many of Ford's problems he showed symptoms of SHOES AND DECORATIONS SUPER BLO ,, 88 were not of his own making. He Parkinson's disease. WATCHES ¶F,) 1,., •,'t•'{, ' ,A 3 2 to K011 I,O., M ENTIRE STOCK OF WATCHES was haunted by the legacy of SANDALS As the government began jHILLSUPP'"T5' 1100"41.1 SUP11-ty "list Watergate and the slow-to-end preparations for the mourning PRESTO ELECTRIC RIG 797 Vietnam War. He had to fight ceremonies, tens of thousands the image of himself as an ac- of his countrymen gathered beHOT DOGGER COOl'S I 105 001 1)005 IN (0 Sf 1051)5 cidental president and to cope fore Mao's portrait in lien An with the lingering angry reac- Men square, holding the OilIf); Lion to his pardoning of Richardnese symbol of mourning, a RIVAL ELECTRIC Nixon. white flower. It was in this CAN OPENER & JUICER • ,As elections drew near, OPENS CAN1A51, JUICE IN SF CUN:i'; square in 1949 that Mao watU 5 OOF OFF 20OFF had problems with . subor- ched his victorious soldiers REGULAR PRICE REGULAR PRIC E.1 REGULAR PRICE dinates such as Butz and Wade after winning the civil REGINA ONE SPEED P IG Brown, who made inopportune war against Chlang Kal-shek's CHRISTMAS ALL SIZES remarks. Sometimes, as during Kuomintang. :J ELECTRIKBROOM ALL I (HA) 0P'! Ithe second debate when he 2488 SUPREME BOXED MaowasthelastoftheGreat GIFT declared that Eastern Europe Communist Revolutionaries, CALCULATORS REGINA TWO SPEED was not under Soviet outlasting Lenin, Stalin and ..; LARGE LARGE SELECTION CHOCOLATES WRAP domination, the inopportune even his old arch-enemy, 3 ELEcTRIKBROOM remark was his OWfl. ILE SUPPLY STS) . . i L At WtI5:8 (WHILE SUPPLY LASTSf 2888 (WHILE SUPPLY IASTSi Chiang. He was born in Hunan Carter was not free from Province in 1893 and Joined Sun campaign blunders either. his Vat-sen's revolt against the remarks on Lyndon Johnson's Manchu Dynasty as a young character and his comments to man. A few years later he beBOTTLE QI t() LIMIT W t. C* 9 GILL 1 PA K 'I Playboy on lust cost him sup- came one of the 13 founding FAST BAYER 79 c DURACELL poll. P PLANTERS 12 OL members of the Chinese Corn• 1O The three televised debates, munist Party. ________ ASPIRIN 99 C _______________________ BATTERIES SPANISH PEANUTS 79 c the first ever between an in0FF Mao assumed party lead3fCOATi1.1P(Q SIC,) L.MIT C I "It ( (AMf A Ill '.' I)l' '. .( L F.P. S 'IP'AP ' .. cumbent president and his ersliip in 19 and led the enREGULAR PRICE I.W. RICE 99 C KEYSTONE 1 15X1211(0999 c challenger, showed the circled Communists on the KEPPELS American voters two evenly FAMOUS BRAND 8, Long March,000 miles to the COLOGNE ATOMIZERS. HOREHOUND DROPS 29 CAMERA OUTFIT matched candidates, most ____________________________________ RADIOS, STEREO EQUIP., analysts agreed, and on elec- safety of the caves of Venan. LAPI.( çfII,T, 4 t,%o,T [41 I.' . .. I U',ItI PIG I a Said AP writer John Rodertioneve the major polls had WALKIE TALKIES SAM FINK FOC, 200 Ford and Carter running neck ick, who knew Mao from the C SCOTCH-PAK OF 2119 ELECTRIC SUPPLY LASTS) Yenan days "Mao Tse-tung — and neck. 1288 DRESSER ACCESORIES 99 CASSETTE TAPES BLANKET Carter was no doubt helped like George Washington, NapoI ° 0.55 )IY;1 by his choice of running mate. leon, Lenin and Gandhi - beto that unusual breed of Walter Mondale, the liberal IPANA Plus 3 49 C BOY'S 20 INCH 7488 ELECTRIC senator from Minnesota, helped men who combine action with 1488 in MOTOCROSS BIKE . TOOTHPASTE . .. pull votes for Carter In the , thought. No one of such stature BLANKET I . dustrial Northeast. ifis con- and broad vision survives him 45.; I0 If VflN IMI r,', 1PPIII DL#Aflsf . PAII(P',' II(,I_AM 41, front.atkm with Robert Dole in in today's China." OFF 50% CUTEX 6 OL the first vice presidential TV China was already in a state 59c 16 INCH LONG 266 LADIES LETTUCE c debate was a successful one and of political unrest following the REGULAR PRICE POLISH REMOVER GYM BAG .. . LEAF SCARVES .66c 66 an NBC poll taken a week January death ofPrernierChou LARGE SELECTION OLIO PERFUME LIMIT ONE before the election showed En-lai. Chou, second in power 5TII T"!f , II before .11 i's. Mondale running 18 points . only to Mao, had run the daytoSKINNY DIP 99 WOODEN SKIRT MEN'S CHRISTMAS RE 0 ahead of his opponent. 777 day affairs of China. It was he ¶39') PANT HANGERS.... Theelection was nevertheless who took the lead in rapFRUIT COMPACT SWEATER a close one and it wasn't until prochement with the West, first CANDIES LU.?, 'I' I&',II I'4). 1 after 4 a.m. (EST), when eke- inviting the American ping (MIL SUPPLY LASTSI 50 2S OFF 406 By The Ed' tors 16 By RANDI ROSENBLUM 20 OFF r PRICE to the fact that most of the l of the Plain of Chryse. In the resigned his committee chair- robbery. The Jury found her Israeli planes had refueled Calif. When they reached the healthy 9.2 per cent increase in gionnaires were over 40 and photographs beamed back from manships and in mid-August he guilty, but sentencing was de- after the raid. California Rock and Gravel pits the first quarter of 1976, slipped therefore not as abie to resist the lander, it looked very much announced he would not run for layed for six months while she One passenger, 75-year-old outside of San Francisco 11 to 3.9 per cent in the third, This any vi rus. But the actual cause like the deserts of southern 4kJj- re-election. underwent psychiatric testing Dora Bloch, who carried both hours later, the children and zona rate of advance was below the remained unknown. driver were forced Into a buried minus the cactus. ColAfter Miss Ray's splash, Col- at a San Diego federal prison, an Israeli and a British "There's an outside chance i level needed to reduce unemThe successful Mars landing leen Gardner, another congresIn November, Judg5e Orrick port, was left behind in a Kam- trailer and were left. While California organized a ployment, and the jobless rate we may never find out the was eight years in the making sional ex-staffer, came forward granted Patty Hearst her Free- pala hospital where she was rose to 7.9 per cent by October. cause," said Dr. David J. Sen. and Viking 1 had blasted off 11 with accusations of her own. dom — on $1-million bail pond- taken a few days earlier. She massive search for the missing children, driver Ray was digconomists said it could be cer, director of the Center for months before Its dramatic Sen. Mike Gravel of Alaska, ing appeals. But her legal trou- was never seen again, ging a hole in their underground over 8 per cent by the end of the Disease Control in Atlanta. touchdown 200 million miles Reps. Wayne Hays of Ohio and bles are not over. Early next "Th ere are times when dis- away. prison large enough for Robert bear. John Young of Texas and re- year she fa ces trial in Los An- The Busnaping t in eases baf fl e all of us." Gonzales, age 9, to slip through. Six weeks later, on Sept. 3, tired Rep. Kenneth J. Gray of geles on ch arges of kidnaping, Theonly true brigh t spo In November, as medical re- Viking 2 landed am id a pa r tial flllnois were all named in a ll e- assa ul t and robbery. the economy was a steady eas10. The ni ghtmare be gan Thi rt y-six hours after the when three armed men with busnaping, the children and ing of the nation's inflation rate. searchers still look ed for the radio blackout in a field of sa nd gations involving women. OFF REGULAR PRICE SELECTED CHRISTMAS . I' - COSMETIC / - GIFT SETS ONE-A-DAY VITAMINS WITH 110(4 GALAXY HEATER 010 ..... Consumer prices increased culprit, tile legionnaires' Dis- 188 RUBBER BATH MAT failure by business to invest Main line, had been given a - 1 S C! LI M IT r,', NYLON GOLF JACKET MEN'S . ..39 .I I Co 10(," MI ,.411 " .."— "•" RIGHT GUARD 59C WOVEN PALM STICK DEODORANT PLACE MATS (0 _ . . 551*11, REUANCE A-i HEATiNG PAD ASTRO TURF DOORMAT . . .' '). 344 1110 - --...--' much I.- 5 24 Ui W,tR( - 4f It. tI,LLA11 I ('I ft.AR LISTERMINT LIMIT SEE-THRU OP( . %MOUTHWASH 109 2 QT. PITCHER a. OFF REGULAR PRICE LARGE. LARGE ASSORTMENT 'I ALL TOYS LARGE MODELS AN D PLtJ H TOv I I , JIMMY AND MISS LILLIAN L*S'G W*kMJI A).O55H115 4TIER PlANT STAND ,S4tI( 911 01 TIU0W CONfSS (LICISIC MCCII IG. RIG 5 ' 2 I ' the Florida fish-nnocessinu nlants nrohIem. rtInnin, despite Bahamian requiring local banks to finance the boats to ins ur e domestic ownership, the Herald said. The Herald said that In the deals with the Florida firms, bad weather. - r ri; boat buyers agreed to sell The Bahamas go vernment banned fishing along the vast, rich Bahamas Bank last year. A negotiating team from the United States failed to o bt ain continued U. S. fishing rights. The Herald said that sources in the crawfishing business reported that the illegal transfers at sea involve ships based In Miami, Fort I..auderdale and West Palm Beach. 'I 0 - STORE HOURS MON - SAT 10000-9 00 . I-, 20% OFF everything in store: three days only 4 X-14 MILDEW . • . - REMOVER t 99 ...... I PEG 229 THE TOTAL MIENS STORE FOR YOUR LIFESTYLE GEOFFREY BEENE RATNER HIS OF FLORIDA MICHAEL NOVARESE JAQUES BELLINI tall ,.'# LiGlilil SASS C BIC LIGHTERS WITH FREE TABLE BASE . ' . . 1 ______ *00 I'S' uiis UT: — JEANS & CORDS BY: SLACKS BY: McGREGOR LEVIS WRIGHT HUBBARD McGREGOR WRIGHT LEVI 'S PANATELA HIS OF FLORIDA CAMPUS 77c • 1 DRESS SHIRTS BY: - - VAN HEUSEN HIS OF FLORIDA - - .----- ,.,, FUJI, OAF, TI CU 05 3M developed & printed IC 71 4 ,.., Is..... Lrj,4,,vwd, 4a,dr4 329 COLOR PRINTS IFaw.n 911111A ci nrc aw tad_S .. Lay I...d $IIL. S 5. . .I I lift -.. M. S*'w IsIs.sy 30, 1577 No I,..I. . . WWurveii. 1,Ud11Tl'igI1L1'1j Polaroid COLOR rnY DDIMTC W U'- U UUfl U'..S. C 4' 1., .4,. - S _______________________________________ COtOl SLIDES 01 MOYJI nocusms S WISp...' q,.5N p'u'30 .ip.svrts ,',5•ffl,, 1929 38-..posure sUd.,. 2.39 TOUt Owls I-PHOTO TAG I. W 5*,. 71 '- 791 114610d in II.... .. PHOTO MUG .1-"r•"•' ••- I51 I) d55.' I i's, .. 1.69 I -- _________ '• N , . - . - . . • 1 - - - ACCESSORIES BY: COLOGNE BY ROMAINE BELTS BY HICKOCK CANTERBURY TIES BY WEMBLEY HIS OF FLORIDA UNDERWEAR BY HANES SHOES BY VOLARE' - HIS OF FLORIDA Retire someday. Get a break tax ALL NATIONAL BRANDS — $,.,.50d., Sanford, Fla. SPECIAL AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE OIl --•-- I Sanford Plaza _____ . ,, - sin,4 There are about l) boats ¶Aorkjng the Bahama banks ______________ SlId., --.,.. '' The 1977 national budget contains $5.2 million for a bigger :t and two helicopters, and sonle vernment officials wan t the° require that all crawfish be locally processed. At West End, Grand Ba hamas, about half of the crewmen and most of the captains are Miami Cubans, the Herald said. Many of the 42 commercial craft added this season to an eight-boat Grand Bahama fleet have such un-Bahamian names as Gracias Dios and Dos Hermanos. crawfish only to their mortgage 55I4 ,,P144515 1188 05 comm I) 9k SLACK HANGER ... . SI' 381 201, 7ONGLOVE ' .. LA4MI'l'I(, 44 RIG PLASTIC 4 99 PARSON TABLES .. I I :'.. .1 97c METAL SKIRT & DISSTON GRASS SHEAR....... 5i4l' 1,f 33. 11 10. '— WALG1INPMTflLM MIAMI (AP) — Si xteen Florida Marine Patrol offi- where 1,000 lobste rm en OF)Cf. months after the Bah amas cers confirmed that tra ns-ship- fished. Th e price of crawfish banned all foreign lo bstermen nient of a catch at sea is "very tails is up to $5 pe r pound. from its banks. much nf 14 on "thp lobster trade is skirting the law, "I expected this kind of situThe Miami Herald reported ation to develop," said Dr. John today. Greenfield of the National The Herald said that thou- Marine Fisheries Service. 'It sands of pounds of lobsters was a natural. I wondered caught in Bahamas waters whether the Bahamians them. have been transferred at sea selves would even seriously try into Florida-based boats to to enforce the law." evade the Bahamas' 21-cent-aThe Herald said that the Bapound export tariff. hamas government has four pa. In addition, many of the boats trol boats to enforce marine were purchased by Bahamians laws, and recently all were idle with long-term financing from in Nassau harbor due to engine . - 1 66 FOLDING CAMPSTOOL . IO4XP. KOQACOLOR or Fresh Lobster But Illegal 4 PLASTIC BIRD FEEDER , - j DECEMBER 27TH, 28TH & 29TH MON-TUES.WED IN 1,45 F1t0, ) "4*1 S1t TOO y'4, 429 33 C - 99 .7:0), l t 4' II two friends, James and Richard ranwm of ,*S 518 Hf 0 Neither lander found evi- Democratic party leaders with- three men and a woman an- dren and bus driver Frank Ed- GURJNTEE A' lIIL'(I,( I; A, *'0 ') I '. 7 vans stopped a school bus from driver were back in Chowchilla. In an unrelated incident, Rep- $5 million was later sufficiently in new plants and clean bill of health. But the stir- dence of organic compounds drew their support In August, nounced they had taken control ward Ray, 55, into the vans and Schoenfeld. found at the Woods estate. It equipment, while consumer rounding publicity was too that would mean the existence but Howe, claiming innocence, of the plane. headed north from Chowchilla, The motive for the bizarre had never been sent. 4 buying also trailed off after much for the "Grand Old Lady of life on Mars, but the Viking 2 said he would stay in the race. The The airbus was met at strong gains early In the year. of Broad Street," and when mother ship discovered a polar He Was defeated. Entebbe Airport by 5" room occupancy, which had run ice cap made of water ice, one President Idi Amin Dada who Sanford Zayre Plaza. 84 per cent before the Legion- of the preconditions for life to The Perils Of Patty said he would handle negotiaThe Mystery Illness ________ naires' convention, dipped to a exist. Lions for the hostages' release. mere 8 pe r cent, the Bellevue The hi jackers asked for the cx5. Not long after the AmendLI Stratford closed its doors. 8. " The violent nature of your change of 63 The Liz Ray Tale can Le gion held its national co mrades held in conduct cannot be condoned," five countries. convention in Philadelphia at The Mars Landin 7. After two years of Water- saidJudgeWilliamOrrick,seng the end of July, many of those pHOTO But when some hostages regate-related revelations In the tencing kidnap victim and conwho had attended it were 6. Space travel once again nation's capital, it was show- victed bank robber Patty leased mid-week as a "gesture - stricken with a strange ailment. captured the public and-tell time again in Washing- Hearst to seven years in jail. of good faith" reported that the The symptoms were similar to imagination as Viking I made ton. Elizabeth Ray told the had been separated S Miss Hearst, who was kid- into viral pneumonia, but of the 180 into Jews and and . the first successful soft Washington Post that powerful naped from her Berkeley that the Ugandannon-Jews, government Persons infected, 29 died. The touchdown on the planet Mars congressman Wayne Hays had apartment Feb. 4, 1974 death rate of 17 per cent was in late July. , an- seemed to be aiding the Palegiven her $14,000 a year of t he nowiced that she had joined S4 I.,I,I_' ••• her stinlan hijackers, Israel deconsidered unusually high. The landing, which had been taxpayers' money Just to be his captors and with four members cided to act. J.i''1L'JJ :i 1 The disease was a mysterious postponed from an originally mistress. Miss ULL' Ray's accusa- of the Syinbionese liberation .a *one for many reasons. The planned July 4 touchdown, left tion came just weeks before the Army robbed the Hibernia 41,h1 Commandos in four planes 71 middle of the summer was scientists thrilled. "There are publication of her novel, "The Hank in San Francisco two made the 2,400 mile trip to % ii.txp, KODACO4.O1 or 9-0 WWI 4°° hardly the fl u season. And all tea rs WALG1IEN PINT fiLM I." in my eyes," said Noel Washington Fringe Benefit," a mont hs later. Then s he dlis- Kampala. Just before dawn on 04 FUJI, OAF, TICH 0' 3114 Nv the victims were In some way Iitnners, associate adminis- 172-page romp through the bedJuly 4 they made a surprise appeared. connected with the American trator of the U.S. Space Agency. rooms of W M's th e two-way developed raid on Entebbe Airport, gathas hington. YOUR.WAY PROMISE. Legion convention. & printed * 1 The July 20 landing marked hays at first denied the accu. After a 19-month nationwide ening up most of the 106 hasIh2 I) I? 57') $.j..,,,,.S1...5 At first health officials feared the seventh anniversary of the sation, then admitted having search, Miss Hearst was ar- tages. Three of the passengers that it might be an outbreak of date the first man, Neil Arm- had a " .I.. r ii . ..0Jlw'r'iu 'KL I'-' pe rso nal relationship" rested in San F ra ncisco. Two were killed in the crossfire. 30. 1517. the dreaded swine flu but this strong, walked on the moon. with Miss Ray. But he con- years to the day after her kidAmin reacted angrily, bringproved a false alarm. Other 5x7 COLOR 8x10 COLOR The landing site chosen for tended she had earned her salanaping, a jury was sworn in to ing Uganda to the brink of war __________________________ doctors lay the high death rate ENLARGEMINTS ENLARGCMENTS Viking 1 was the western slope ry as a clerk. One by one he try her for the Hibernia Bank with neighboring Kenya, where SWEATSHIRT - . . - 8(0 9 dunes called Utopia. The Entebbe Raid Both Vikings, equipped wi th a Allan T. howe was given a 30onl y three tenths of one pe r cent ease claim ed its 30th vict im — Dairyland Unifi ed School DisThe search for t he kidnapers - -. in October, the smallest In- the Bellevue Stratford Hotel, scooping at-rn and mini-lab to day suspended sentence for try9. It began as a commonplace trict coming back from an out- lasted two weeks longer. Police MAO crease in seven months. which had hosted the con- carry out tests automatically, ing to buy sex from two police hijacking. Air France 139 from ing celebrating the end of sum- arrested Frederick Woods, son entiot The hotel, for 68 years sent back results to earth at the decoys acting as prostitutes in Tel Aviv to Paris had just left riier school on July 15. The problems, economists of the president of the company kidnaping remained un(aid, stemmed largely from a innkeeper to Philadelphia's speed of light. Salt Lake City. The Utah the ground in Athens when The men loaded the 26 chil- which owned the quarry, and certain. A note demanding a ?EN'S LONG SLEEVE 2 88 1488 Owl - 2 C FLICKER LADIES SHAVER....33 • - CHRISTMAS ... :. - 2788 9 0FF And Offic"'laIs Of The Associated Press (Continued From Page 8A 387 I Monday Dec. 27, i7A Evening Hera, Sanford, Ft. $PORT SHIRTS BY: McGREGOR D'AVILA OW OUI CAMPUS VAN HEUSEN now, With a government-sponsored "Individual Retirement Account." It's for those of you not covered by a retirement plan t work. And it lets you save up to $1500 a year for retirement — tax free. You call start small, as little as $25 a month. Sooner than you think, you'll be investing in high-yielding certificates of deposit... maximum interest with $1,000 invested. A tax break could sure come in handy now. 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Probably nothing else has such positive Impact 6*, PAUL HARVEY COMEN. TARY ' ii 4' 6 CM cas NEWS Afternoon ' 430 4..' MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 6* BEWITCHED: P ed Fri. oily, see 2.30 p.nt '9' MARCUS WELBY MD 1200 2' 9' NEWS 4) '6) YOUNG AND REST1230 2: THE GONG SHOW '4' 6 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 7. f.nj FLORIDA RE- Il FAMILY AFFAIR 500 2' ADAM 12(R) 6* MY THREE SONS. p enxIod Fri., only. see 230 p.m 7 26 MISTER ROGERS "" PORT (Tues.) PATHS INTHE WILDERNESS (Wed) JEAN . WOLF WITH... 9 RYAN'S HOPE '12 MARCUS WELBY MD, '24 ELECTRIC COMP*.NY ' present fashion news to help you make the right selection. We want you to feel good about the way you look.. 2 NBC NEWS 1 00 '2 SOMERSE-r ' 12' EMERGENCY ONE 530 2 6' HOGAN'S HEROES .7 . 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Box l37, Sanford, Fla. 32771 OPEN ' Trenton, Tenn., has been for technical training at IA)%sTy AFB, Cob., In the Air selected avionics systems field, Force LAURIE M.MILLER OSCODA, Mich. — Laurie M. , SanfOrd, "Your Future-Our Concern" 201 Commercial 323 11 /6 OFFICE MANAGER-. Knowledge typing & Office procedure's Ma lure, precise, intelligent Retired serviceman acceptable Physically Sound. United Solvents. 323 1401. Ftc, 37771 &"Child Cat Educationa, Child Care for as tow a' $, weekly If you qualify 37) 5174 or 373 $135 ' . -.___ 9—Good - CADET WINNER CadetCpl.Sam MichaelSavasolAltamonte Springs, Moss, professor of naval science at The Citadel, Charleston, S.C., as he receives a Navy ROTC scholarship. Savas is the son of Mr. and Mrs. It. V. Cole, 409 Hermitage Dr., Alt amon t e Springs. - * Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Too' One Bedroom From 135 ' ". 0 'ti 1505 W. 25th St. MARY E. HENlEY n LA Sonford,FIa. I NTM d fl , - ill . ' - . * -. ....------.............,',, )UIIiUi ... U ' . 353U1, - . r iVVL rscacuvv. Survivors include his wile, Mrs. Juanita Ashley, of Longwood; one son, Bobby Ashley, Pennsylvania; two .stepsons, Kevin R. Henson of Longwood and George W. lienson of Orlando; two brothers, James R. Ashley, of Palatka and Major Julian B. Ashley (Air Force Ret.), Valdosta, Ga.; sister, Mrs. Ida Alice Pearce, Pottsville, Ala., and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held today at 10:30 am. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Sanford with Brisson Funeral Home In charge. JOHN JENKINS John Clay Jenkins, 81, of R.1, Box Ill, Sanford died Sunday. Horn In Wrightsville, Ga., he came to Sanford 31 years ago from Ft. Lauderdale, He was retired from Civil Service, He member of the Buckeye - will be in Live Oak Tuesday with Harris Funeral Home In charge. WILLIAM MORRISON SR. William J. Morrison Sr., 90, of 706 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, died Friday night. Born in Funeral Notices - JENKINS. JOHN CLAY — Funeral services for John Clay Jenkins. Si, of RI, Bt 177. Sanford. who died Sunday, will be held Tuesday at I p m In Gramkow Funeral Horn* Chapel with Rqy, Bob Burnham of ficialing Burial in Oeklawn Cemetery. Granikow in charge, ......_J.,,i Sanford area, off Lake Mary Blvd . 2 140 unfumn 5135 I child Available J,sn 2 9149054 Osteen — 9 25 acres, nice tree's, good Soil, Surveyed Easy terms 113.075 Broker. 9310171 LONGW000 DUPLEX- Modern. clean 2 OR, carpeted, central air, large ,vooded lot Reduced to 129,900 Terms. CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR, 630 Hwy 434. LongwoOd, 631 8222. REALTORS 47—Real Estate Wanted Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. 252I P a rk Dr 3232116 Realtor 3279764 QUICK CASH After Hours 322 3991 327060: Lake Mary- 3 BR, I'', bath new homes Under 125.000 with lets than 3750 down Government tunding. By builder, 534 1649, Equal Housina Oaportvnity. Merchandise For Personal Service Call 7 Blxr 6. White Portable TV's Also Stereo & Misc items 323 0106 Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919S French Ave 372 1991 322 1496. 322 1911. 323 3916 FrAmebuill,S16S 310 East lath St Call 323 IW4 or 322 1587 Builder's own 3 or 4 BR. 2'i bath Priced below reproduction costs JENNY CLARK REALTY 322 tsve Realtor (SR unfurnished, 6121 month. first a n d I iSt month ri advance Rvrr,,e* Ave Large Wooded Lots Paved Str uti Se'wer Street Lights Sidewalks JOHNNY WALKER IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY weg lIed %tale hrcker General Contractor 3226457 FOR • CONSTRUCTION Inc. Sanford,Fla, Remodeling APPOINTMENT ' CALL 3223103 I jaranteed recond , l,oned auto batteries $12.95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Ave. SEWING MACHINE SINGER FUTURA 1 have 1976 Singer Futura. sold lew for 6650. Was Christmas ayaway There is only a 1786 salance due Purchaser left area md we are unable to locate. ou car' have mach ne for 3264 i.alance cash or take up payment's 4112 a month Will take trade as ,,int payment. Call Orlando 62$ 739 day or night. tref home trial. By Owner- 3 BR, 2 bath, central H&A. except i onally nice neigh borh000 Attached garage, 626.51)0 lOS 612 0110 Firewood Immediate Delivery 349 5775 or 319 5429 INC. N ice 7BR block home, turn. or In Link Fence, 124',1 walk gates, I. I set drive gates $150 complete 1730712 nfurn 123 ?970 or 377 1829 after 6 pm MLS . REALTOR 34—Mblte Homes COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Several choice locations 7 BR partly Mulle t Lake Park turni%t"eii trailer 51J5 month, ISO secu, ity 349 5647 - SACRES WITH MOBILE HOMEGood c ou ntry lQ(CtiOn Assumable mortgage, 370.000 — COUNTRY I 4 II00E 25th St \Vl,I.'r(' I() go for all 11111 \'OU a 1)0111 the tie-ed tILl r IlesY (, 0133- Rig Real Estate Broker 003W lit St. Sanf or d 327606) or 3230517 eyes Casselberry.WjnIer Springs Forest City Altamonte Springs RUTH TUECH 8)4 9112 Altamonte Spring s Longwood . (East) KAYETALMADGE HILDA RICHMOND 514-3167 Del lo na I 1i 41-Houses - I NEW HOME Out of town area 3 BR, I bath, central heat, range, 1.01 Site, 75*123' $19,500 SPANISH STYLE STUCCOCorner lot. 3 OR. formal dining, range, refrigerator 521.600 REFURBISHED HOMES- $100 i)0wn payment to qualified buyers IBR. $15,000 and up WITT REALTY Re.j Real Estate Broker. ill 0610 123 7595 322 071 ALLA WAY Landscaping & Hauling , can cover your Om with ,ilum,num & soffit System Also 1 Roofing. Gutter's 20 Yrs Evp Eagle Si di ng Co 131 t563 ________________________ — C iC.HT HAULING 6. YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 349 5371 ' . Home Improvements I Central Heat & Ar Conditioning For tree estimate's. call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 TOW E RS B EAUTY ltijrmerly Harrieft'S Bea uty N ook) Si) E lit St . 322 5742 CalIForFreeMaps. EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Frie Estimates Phone 373 1797 ________________________________ DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Mow ing Trimm.ng. Edging w i th a Personal Touch 5308534 Realty REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Da,s-3fl 4123 Night*-377 2353 ' ART BROWN PEST CONTRO L 2162 Part Drive 172 88.63 Sewing I insulation BOWL IN EL ' CTQIC t'Cli , Contractor's asInduSIrial, corn mercial, r idential Free Blown n .niul3l,Qn Mayo In eslimates 3222171 5iIation Co. 13G0092 or 411 8.53) ' _______ ITo Pest Control , Electrical Pictures & DetaIl's Ire, Trimming 1, Surg.ry.-Lawn Maintenance Free Estimates Licensed Phone 722 7102 Moeng. Edging, trimming I/Il — Gebhardl'S Home Repars, Room LAKE MANY-- Sp4CIoij's BR, I AiSditi's. Concrete Work. Paint acre pluS, like privileges, near I ng. Carpenter Work. Ceramic : $54, I Tii. Alum Enclosure's 3236123 LOCH ARBOR- Ideal large family SOFA&CHAIP MAMPOOED Free Estimates, I BR, pool 147,500 Also Carpet SlSamLx2oed Carpentry. Rimodeling,A,5.,j,t,,5 MAYFAIR- Professiona ls custom Only 635 Phone Custom Work Licensed, Bonded OR, near hospital 144.250 Free estimate 323 6035 RAVENNA PARK- Choice 3 OR. Dee & Gerty's Clea ning Service -—. ,,,, all amenities. 6.32.000 R,sidentla' & CommCrcihl Clean Rooiirv1J, SOng, Sheet metal, Alum . PINECREST- Retirement special ing RI I. Box 174CC. Sanfor d , Fl 5011,1's, Painting, Air on i . I 37771 - 323 6125 I OR Charm 6,21.000 Gutters , Texture Coiling. Screen's, SAN LANTA- Government homes , etc Large quality, small dollar $100 down Bill Evans, III 99) H arold Hall HUGHEY EQUiPMENT — service, Clearing. Mowng. Back Pio'e loader 3278*21 Dirt I Beauty Care — Lawn Care Cleaning Real Estate - I I M. UNSWORTH REALTY TIIUI1jI\'. 'HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 8)4 9217 Sanford SHIRLEY MILLEIT 8349212 Aluminum Siding Repo ssession's Low. lOW CRANK tON ST REALTY RcAL TOR S-,30 6061 Evps 3233349 OF VICE SPACE, French Avenue, I/ 97, 4 rooms carpeted, ba th, t chen facilities Total 660 sq if ideal for law offices, medical, mental or other Professional of Ice's KISH MEAL ESTATE INC Ill 0041 I91IPINTO 5.1.000 mli's. $100 Call 16.2 0126 1 1,4J4~1 `__ _______________________ down II cash is a Problem. call 31—Business Property (d(011k1 (ii1folt. Lead Electronic Gibson 6 string Guitar, wiltt Jordan amplifier 1974 Harley DavidsonSuper Glide FXE 1200. 9.110 miles. $2100 Excellent Condit ion, 1230 3235508 Phone 322 626.3 Pianos & Llec"'ric Organs with automatic rhythm section. Liberal 80-'---Autos for Sale trades offered Bob Ball's Piano & ..____ Organ Sales & Western Auto, )Ot 1970 VW Baha, fiberglass front & W First SI . 377 2255 rear, all new limes. malay overhaul, AM FM Stereo. I Track, 60—Office Supplies new inspection, excel cord., " $1000 373 5900 eves. Used Office Furniture 974 Super Beetle, 20.000 mll, excellent condition Take. Over Wood or steel desk's, executive desI', payment's, 1.51.25 montP,. 834 6702 6. chars, secretarial desks & cDairs. straight cPmeir?.-fIIpng JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-. 'l2and cabnets. as is Cash and Carry. '73 Models Call 37) 6510 or 534 NOLL'S 1603 Dealer. Casselberry, 17 97, 5)0 4206 ________________________________ DA V TO NA AUTO AUCTION 62—t.awn-Garden Flay U. I mile we-st of SP4,CIwa, Da vlort,S Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday HAPPY HOLIDAYS night at 7 30. It's the Only one in WOOdruff's Garden Center Florda You set the reserved 601 Celery Ave. Price No charge Other than Closed 'tI Jan I registration fee unless ven,cle '5 SOLd Call 904253 $311 for further 64-Equipment for Rent . delhI's. P 3226655 us, 5175 11130 II&SO 0t0vd1e Insurance BLAIR AGENCY' 323 3866 or 373 7710 L -~, ~= ,_siiiiiliIiiill Rig Real Estate Broker OR, MoSite home for rent, no pets, BUY JUNK CARS from $10 to 130 ralJ 3221674 after i p rn -.78—N'ctorcycles EXPERTS TAFFER REALTY FHA VA - 77— — Autos Wanted 1USINESS DIRECTORY CHCA 207 E 25th St ?SR . Furnished. 6110 Katie's Wekiva Landing 3234470 'a, Holiday Auction Good used Iv's & MILLER'S, 2619 Orlando Drive, MON., DEC. 27, 7:30 P.M. Sanford, 377 0252 — Just received semi load from New York including several flue pieces COLOR TELEVISION of wicker, bedroom suites, dining USED room suites. appliances, TVs and COLOR TV 19" Portable. Sold new over 1100, will sell for 1109 or tots Of misc. Also many, many sealed storage cartons payments of 112"per month, No money down CB CITY, 1153 S. BankAmericard, Master Charge, Good Checks & Cash Orlando Ave. Winter Park. (next -Snack Bar Available.to Anderson's Restaurant on 17. 92) Everything sold at Bargain Prices REPOSSESSED Sanford Auction IN DASH TRACK 1200 French Ave.. AM FM Stereo track with beautiful wood grain front. Sold new for 323-7340 $219. Balance due 679 or payments 04 17 90 per month May be seen at CD City. 1155 S. Orlando Ave, 75-Recreational Vehicles Winter Park (in the Harper Plumbing Building 17.921 Sacrifice Sale, 1916 Concord motor DAMAGED home, 74', self Contained, like new IN FREIGHT Under 5.000 mi Make offer. 323 STEREO Component, 2910 or 373 3650 with Professional turntable, diamond needle. m FM receiver, I track 76—Auto Parts tape player, 2 wood grain air suspenSion, speakers. Regular CAR STEREO Price $300 Will Sell for 1110 or Payments $12 month. Electrcinic CREDIT No Problem!,! in Dash Stereo for your car. New an used Showplace, 1115 5. Orlando Ave. Winter Park (in the Harper Prices Start at 14995 or $10 per Plumbing Bldg. 17.93) month. NO MONEY DOWN We tak( trade ifl5 CB CITY ItS S Orlando Ave.. Winter Park (Next 55—Boats & Accessories to Anderson's Rest on 17 921 Eves 322 15$1. 322 lIlt 1 OR. 7 bath, turninied or un lurnisned Plen ty of room for Children & pets 321 1659 ' II 2 323 1832 about that a CLUB- 1)6.500 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS fl Real (Sidle is Sold ii.i'iy in the Classified ads Nothng small 53—TV.Radio.Stereo St ea rn Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rnsenvaç CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3275161 Vindow air conditioners Both for 1 00, firm. Phone 5340712 available LYNCH, MRS. MILDRED Funeral services for Mrs. Mildred Lynch, 0, of 950 Mellonville Ave.. Sanford, who died Friday, will be held at 10.30 a m., Tuesday. at the grav.Sidq In Evergreen 'Cemetery with Rev. C.D.Harris officiating Brisson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements KENMORE WASHER - Parts, Service Used machine's, MOONEY APPLIANCES, 3213 0691 ______________ e obligation Hal Colbert Realty DEALERS i,,,.,..—.__. our ________ flytime ON LAKE MONROE- Mayfair, over I acre, custom I BR. 2 bath home with courtyard Privacy Near hospital 322 6373 information n — -wu,, or garage Make 111 and have fun swlppng too! Bring your article's to Movie Laid Drive In Theatre Swap Shop - Flea Market, south ii a. every Sunday. 9 am to S p m. PlO CHARGE Reserve free spaces Phone 3721216.7 pm. to 9 p m any night ' 72—Auction —. - 59—Musical Pv'rchandise tchen Bathroom Cabinets, c ounter tops, sinks Installation available Bud Cabeit 322 0032 LOCH ARBOR- 3 OR ath 3 extra building lots 200 V,rtewOOd Or 630.000. Ph 662 0126 Y ou 312 /495 50—Miscellaneous for Sale BU YERS BUYERS Emnti, Canoes & Gtienm-.e's, I lIP '76 Johnson weedless motor's, new and used Free demonstration Katie's Wekiva Landing, 377 4470 ROBSOpi MARINE 292$ tjwy 17 171 5961 CaliBart Real Estate PEALTOP Stemper Realty — ) Hk house, with large fenced yard. 94ffiviw ~, FOR EQUITY WE HAVE A HOME FOR YOU' i'.'.RK RIDGE I BR, 2 ball,. ur, lurn,%hed home, rent 6721 mo. eISH REAL ESTATE, INC 321 Life In HOMES of DISTINCTION gap 4 4 Jenkins, Tampa; 12 grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren. (Jrarnkow Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements. of live Oak, died Sunday morning following a lengthy illness. She was a member of Orange Baptist Church. Survivors include her k to 211W,251h L. Mrs. Meta MeManaway, 70, 1. / Additions 43-Lots-Acreage - - I 3UIYIVVU CJ)t 1313 Ave., Sanford, died - ____________________________ -- pIHii,4i 3303 Orlando Dr 123 5100 Forrest Greene Inc. 32—Houses Unfurnished - Wight, Miami; two sons, Jack K. Morrison of Sanford and William J. Morrison Jr., Lake Wales; nine grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren and two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Mizelle,4 Miss Carrie Morrison, both of Jacksonville. Funeral services were held at 9:3Oa.m. today a the graveside in Evergreen Cemetery with Rev. B.F. Whither Jr. ofIlciating. Brisson Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements. Adults Phone 177 1510 31A—Duplexes ' GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 46.A Income Property 8110 All' I carpeted qui et I a?id 7 tiedrnnrnv. Iic ,,, ,JJmenth. - v 64' (Sanrngton. VA loans available. 256S PARK I BR. turn apt., lights, water turn. Mature adults. No pets, 695. 3212 7296 after 1 wk days. LIZ mo.37)./St$ or 19047340799. — N. I to 12 ShIN Geriatric cv erience preferred Apply , erson, Sanford Nursing & Con descent Center. 950 Mellonvilie ye ALIQI4S - 3 BR. 21' ultiple Listing Service SANFORD- 3 BR, II bath home, central heat 6. air. 12*21' game room Large trees, OWNER MOTIVATED 123.900 FHA, 2 BR unlurnSPiecl, children, pets 42—Mobile Homes -- ANYTIME MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv. air Cord .Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH I '&SR 434. Longwood 3621000 I Sanford SHOP, RENT, SWAP THE EASY WANT AD WAY ReId Ond use the Want AilS everyija, 322-2420 WANT ADS ARE SMALL insize, but aG 'n delivery - - , r cuuw3. Funeral services and burial 5757. I Low Down VA & FHA Homes Kulp Realty, 322 2135. 107 W. First St Call S-Infor a 's SafeS L"rjer "At MO P. K, i. 2. 1 Lwijrijvt,' Air, GAPIIST CHOIR DIRECTOR rgntIy needed beginning Panuary I Salary approx. no Grace United Methodist :h-Ch Call 1221472 warning devise. 135.000 on your lot Call Dynamic Properties, 668 6611,10 see model 10—Swap & Trade WANTED' SELLERS ELLER5 - BARGAIN PRICES Late model, colored refrigerators and ranges. 30 day guarantee. Sanford Auction, 1700 S French, 323.7340. central hea' 8. air, All the extras antasfic unique I OR, 21 2 bath WE BUY FURNITURE Maitland Auction 339 6116 toll free fmnmn Sanford - ______________________________ (LLWILDE- )15 AliSean Drive. bath, twin beds, Heat. a i r 323 Singer equ'ppe to jig zag and make buttcnhoie's. Balance of 15* 51 or including Smoke ward winning two story pool ome Ideal for entertainment, Cash for Antiques Cons ignments wanted. Hi Way 16 Auction Galleries, 322 6977 52—Appliances DELTONA- New custom built) BR. 2 bath home with family room, 2 car garage, brick wall oven, island cooking center, riced at 614.500 1206 St., 322 5622 Manager 323 9411 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER The Old Singer Store 1030 State St . Sanford Plaza 2 OR CB home,large lot, convenient. Terms. 116.500 Phone 323 5300. st 635,000 First 10 payments Of $6 Call Credit 323116$. OUNTY- SR 15. Want in thi ountry? This 2 BR, I bath has tenty of room and convenient to I. and Lake Monroe Reasonably Any Quantity NOLL'S CA3SELBERRY, Hwy. 11-77,830 Singer Zig-Zag House for Sate, by owner. 2 OR. frame house, corner lot, 514.500. HLAND PARK- 209 Margaret oad- Years of comfortable ving can be yours in this spacious OR I bath with 2', baths on extra irge lot. All extras included for Wanted to buy used office furrt.t..re BUT SELL TRADE 311 315 E Cottage. S rooms. I bath. 251 S 3rd St , Lake Mary. 111,500, Phone 110110'. NLAND ESTATES- 301 South 4intand, Owners anxious to sell his attractive 3 OR. I bath on orner lot completely fenced 'ended family room for com 2rtable living REDUCED TO 72.950. SRI6.lmi Ea'itlI For used furniture, appliances. 1001$. etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave WILSONMAILR FURNITURt JOHN KRI DE R, ASSOC. 107W. Commercial °hone 323 7111, Sanford Seal for the discriminating ie(utive trailer Opts Adult & family park V,'eekIy 3515 Hwy I? 92, Sanford 323 1930 3235772 Reg Real Estate Broker ry.- 2900 Park Avenue' Thi s xtra clean 3 BR. I bath home ould be a delight to move in to. .ocated on extra large tot, with riany 'extras. RECENTLY 1EDUCED to 120.000 COUNTRY FURN. DISTRIBUTORS i W. (ARNETT WHITE lilt sell furnished or unfurnished Furnished ' RENTALS-Apt's & Homes SALES-Fa,moq City 26.40 Hiawatha at 17 92 377 1301 Day of Night Stenstrom Realty Cash 322.4132 prices. Good selection ' Reg Real Estate Broker 4en ""llb—N XZIXI tamper trailer for rent, 21', fijI Club, over IS High income potential Apply 2417 South Orar.ge Blossom Tral.-173 1019 Evening Heiald husband, WWiryi Bennettsville, S.C., he lived in McManaway, Live Oak; Sanford for the past 65 years. daughter, Mrs. Andrew Han- He was a member of the Odd 31—Apartments iTTENDANIS- For private men's SUBSCRIBE NOW—CALL 322.2611 VERNON ASHLEY swimming, playground, recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse. 25*) Ridgewood Ave. Sanford. Ph. 323 6120 'lursel, RN's & LPN's. Aide's, Aide Companion Needed immediately 6290636 Want to Know "What's Happening" in Seminole County? Read The Evening Herald Arms Spacious I. 2 & 3 OR apts. Tennis, PART TIME HELP FOR RETAIL STORE Call 377 5,95 831.977 a,0 I.ss,on.)lIy Managed Ridgewood * Florida as far north as Daytona and as tar south as Melbourne and every community in between wherever this newspaper i's read Full time and part lime, days, evenings and weekends. You must be experienced in preparing Federal Income Tax Form 1010 and all supporting Schedules W are the largest in home tax preparation service in Florida Exceptionally high earnings In order to qualify, you must have your own auto and portable electronic calculator, For per sonat intervew, call 305 630 7121. Monday through Friday. 9 a m to 5pm. s, 322.2090 - TAX PREPARERS OVIEDO FlU-- Duplexes. Furn. or Unfur, . Wooded, Home size tots. RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE. 365 3721 175 needed throughout central TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact ? AdultFamily 323-3301 Experienced Secretary, two days a week. 6.30 to 1:30, Confidential responsible position Telephone inquiries received. 323 44)0 " n 3dz2 Studio, 1, 2,3 Bedroom Apts. Ouiet,OneStory Kitchen Equipped receives congratulations from Marine Col. 11o' ' NAVEL ORANGES 22 French Av,.,sardord Luxury Patio Apartments "- ' to Eat Things ardens )i. available -4 "Big Agency-Little Fee" Box 533 732 6713 Notary. Marriages Performed . 7 been promot ed to airman first of Route 2, Box 62, Sanford, SACRAMENTO, Calif. class in the U.S. Air Force. The completed recruit training at Second Lieutenant Mary E. airman Is a 1972 grad ua te of t he Naval Training Center, Henley, daughter of Mr. and Deland High School. . Mrs. John J. Walsh of 30 Old Orlando . Hart Way, Casselbcrry, Fla., DAVID L THOMAS A 1976 graduate of Seminole has arrived at Mather AFB, High School, he joined the Navy Calif., for her initial U.S. Air NORFOLK, Vu. — Navy in August 1976. Force active duty asstgnmen$ Eugene B. Smith, Corona, Calif.; two grandchildren and a sister-tn-law, Mrs Ralph D. Smith, Sanford. Brisson Funeral Home Is In charge of 'arrangements. 323-7U4 e l tnm, Al, ANON FOR FAMILIES OR FRIENDS OF PROBLEM DRINKERS For further information call 123 4367 or write Sanford Al nonFamiIy Group P.O. secretariat Service, Ocala, 901 Miller, daughter of retired Army Master Sergeant and Mrs. Milton C. Miller of 5 Airman David L. Thomas, son Camellia Drive, DeBary, has of Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Thomas Friday morning. She was born in Akron Ohio. She Is survived by a son, HONG KONG RESTAURANT IN YOUR FAMILY? DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED for do. ityoursCIfer5, 530 Marilyn's 99 . parents in Seminole County Ground floor Opportunity' Unlimited earning potential Phone 327 0034. Goods - PAYTON REALTY 3301 S. Sanford Ave. ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM Write P.O. Box 1213 SAN ANTONIO Airman Jerry S. Sttachn, son of Mrs. Freda N. Jones of Rt. S Mrs. Mildred Lynch, 69, of 960 CHRISTMAS DAY AND NEW YEAR'S DAY SANFORD PLAZA Call Dot, Notary ?22 2026 Eyt, 1. wk ncs. SELL THAT CAR TOOAYt Place a low cost want ad . then stay close to your phone. 68--Wanted to Buy - we sell our trade iii furniture allow 2638S Sanfcrd Ave 3lIOi59eves 377 7643 Brand new, Sparkling with charm' Furnished studio's. unfurnished I & 7 bedroom units Your new home features: Shag Carpeting Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase Private Entrance Dead bolt Lock Fenced Patio Color coordinated Kitchen & Appliances Abundant Storage Space "Energy Efficient" Air Con ditioning Package Full Circle Insulation & Sound Proofing No One living above or below you Full time Resident Service Directors. Models open to a m 'til op m Daily Come see us or call Campbell's Poodle Pad - Complete professional grooming 7147 Park Ave, 377 1121 Closed Wednesdays . Peg Peal Estate Broker Apartments in Re'9utation size 4*6' pool table and accessories, 1125. Phone 3" 6293. BATEMAN REALTY 2017 S FRENCH Sanford Court Free to good home, AKC R eg St Bernard with papers 3716261 51-Household 321-0041 NOW RENTING training program by Offering educational Services to Concerned -- - - PAYTOPI'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 76IO Hiawatha atIl92 Refrigerated Sdfld*iCh unit; cash register; waffle maker; table's; Pie case. other items ,373 2770 Best WiSheS for a Joyous Christmas and a Healthy, Happy New Year. ML1, RLALTORS - Children? ' Like Discovery Advisor and join our manager .. Sanford, Florida 32771 ____________________ _________________ Joseph R., Jacksonville, John C., Tampa; and WS. HOLIDAY SPECIAL Full course dinner $495 dinners beauty? FACED WITH ADRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymou s Can Help Phone 423 4367 . JERRY S. STRACUN MRS. META MCMANAWAY Phone: 4 's" sons, Name: 6 Months $14.20 , 4--Personals . People? Become ,s DIVORCE FORMS For free in f ormation write to: Box 791, 13061 Crave GETTING MARRIED' WUC Ethe Jenkins, Sanford; three Ht'ESE FOO() Enter my subscription to the Evening Herald (Year $28.40 . for "WE Care", eneva Mellonvile . ' Adults & Teens simple DR. BRUCE E. ROBINSON MRS. MILDRED LYNCH ' -- RE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toti y Free, 676 1727 -. ___ FACTORY WORKER- Mature, accurate, intelligent. Retired serviceman preferred, United Solvents, 321 1402. ______________________ 4—Personals __________________ .. "1 Evenuig Herald - . - ISAIfl School. Li.. I., SERVING BEST . ... Christian Church, Wrightsville. phone thepofice or she,'ffi office Before Publication interested . ', SALES -RENTALS I7W lstSt,$n,. 3725641 or 327 2757 alter Hr, 30-Apartments Unfurnished Sunday — Noon Friday 1 Reg. Real Estate Broker ____________ 65—Pets-Supplies — Rentals Elderly lady as live-in companion for same. Light cooking and cleanIng. Small salary References required. 322 3645 after op.m I of Valley Forge Apartments, Highway 436, Altamonte Springs, was graduated from the National Search and Rescue PENSACOLA - Navy Medical Corps It. Bruce E. Robinson has complet ed the Navy flight surgeon training course at Pensacola. Dr. Robinson Is son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene I. Robinson, Box 724 Albrook, AFB, Canal Zone. He Is married to the former Sandra P. Eick, daughter of Mrs. Carlln Etck, 1804 Madera Ave., Sanford. 4c a hr . Mr. and Mrs. William I.. Jones was a YOU GET IT ALL WHEN YOU SUBSCRIBE TO THE Address 1 . BALL REALTY _________________ Wanted -- Lazy Salesperson ac CustomCd to high standard 04 liv i ng Call 373 6547 (52.00MINIMUM CHARGE: 3 Lines Minimum Day Noon The 1 Coa.t Guard Chief Quarter. master William H. Jones, son of c STOP or food preparation. I Latter-day Saints of Sanford great-granddaughter. - HWW_ cRv4E . - Whl IAMR JONES .i nu ii PHONE THE POLICE! abreast of what Is happening in fashion, homes, social activities. .and - born In Turner County, Ga. He Frank Haddon, Live Oak; Survivors include his wifej retired as a chief petty officer brothers, Marvin Clark, Mrs. Lena K. Morrison, of after 30 years in the U.S. Navy DeLand, and Harry Clark, Live Sanford; three daughters, Mrs. and moved to Longwood in Oak; granddaughter, Mrs. Kathryn Dougherty, of Rye, July. He was a member of the 'David McNeil Jr., Sanford; N.Y.; Mrs. Gretchen Vihlen, Church of Jesus Christ of one great-grandson and one Ft. Lauderdale, and Mrs. Sally your body. In cuss of any rap, or ett.upt.d n"_ With the Evening Herald you stay Va. Vernon Claude Ashley, 52, of Use your hood to pr.t.d .not Norfolk, 18—Help Wanted DEADLINES - '24 ELECTRIC COM- news about social activities. believe people make the news. Just events. - ,ii Cyclone wht. We USS mile. aircraft carrier Experienced, mature bookkeeper will fake part time position with small firm whO does not require full time bookkeeper. Phone 319 i 50--Miscellaneous for Sate 41—Houses 5311, 26 times MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Nn AREA DEATHS . It's also natural that we offer exciting what's : _______________________________________________________________________ PANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES Frost Who's who and reported for duty aboard the CM PARTRIDGE FAMILY 1255 Blizzard Chinook lthbun Cl., Sanford, Fla., has . NAVEL ORANGES, 5250 BU 323 0362 or 377 6711 Winter Park RATES I thru S times 41c a hr 6 thru 75 times 31c a hr '-'1OURS NEIGHBORHOOD Instructions: Hidden words below aooear forward ha,-k. ward. up. down or diagonally. Find each and box it in. , cn you in ycur personal or business life. C:iylan L. Helmers, husband of Mrs. Karlyne L Helmers of 127 — Monday, Dec. 27, 1976—i IA — - 41—Houses 21—Situations Wanted 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. - ' 1130 It 645 1030 NORI 01K, Va. -Navy Data Systems Technician First Class -- 9—Good Things to Eat ADS Oclando 322-2611 enled Fri. oily, see 230om .4 LILIAS.YOGAANOYOU (R) 6* HOWDY 0000Y SHOW Preempted Fn. SO 230 pm. .7: (Tues.) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT (WncI) E WAY IT WAS (Fn. )MAN. 24 VILLA ALEGRE 3:15 .9' GENERAL HOSPITAL 330 .4) () MATCH GAME 6* FLINTSTONES: Pro- TrOb.ek. 6.30 HaVeIIerd college professors unique sabbatical In the blue collar dd. Susan Ar$Ph. Pal costar, . 00 2 '12 WHEEL OF FOR- 2 (Fri. orgy) SONSHINE ''T ' 6* FRAN CARLTON EX- in this dramatization of a 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 24 (Man.) ANYONE FOR TENNYSON? (Toes.) UPON A CLASSIC ( ,voci and Fri.) JEAN IA()IFWITH 300 2; 12.1 ANOTHER WORLD 4' 8.' ALL IN THE FAMILY (.AYLAN L IIELMERS . 'parIj 610 4 North Carolina vs Kentucky. 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Herbert "Pinkv" Schiffman, president of the 11,000-member Hotel, Motel and Restaurant Employes Union Local 355, said the strike, which began Saturday, would spread today to more hotels. He declined to say which ones. Picket lines were up at the Doral Country Club, the Carillon, the Deauville, the Eden Roc, the Shelbourne and the Doral Beach. All are on Miami Beach's famed Collins Avenue except the Doral, which is in northwest Miami. The hotels would not say how many guests were being inconvenienced, but most are close to capacity at the holidays. Edwin Dean, head of the 40-member Southern Florida Hotel and Motel Association, said late Sunday that negotiations were deadlocked over wages, benefits and tips. State Highway Toll: 17 By The Associated Press Two persons killed when their car went out of control near Wachulia were among at least 17 fatalities on Florida roads as the 78-hour Christmas holiday drew to a close, the Florida Highway Patrol said today. Police said Angela Roberts, 19, and Frank Keller, 20, both of Fort Meade, died Sunday when their car skidded out of control on rainslickened State Road 35 and was struck by another vehicle. The patrol had predicted that 27 persons would be killed in traffic accidents between 6 p.m. Thursday and 12:01 am. Monday. HOSPITAL NOTES E)E('FtIwIt 24 Al)MISSIONS Sanford: gee Benjamin Johnson Mary E. Mcliughlin Marguerite Strang, DeBary Fda Garceau, Deltona Mary C. O'Connor, Deltona Rafaela Villareal, Deltona Mary F. Walker, Deltona Andrew Everett, I.akt' Monroe Mars' Ann Mota, Lake Monroe Mamie Blocker, Palatka Eula Johnson, Houston, Te. . Mrs. Preston (Tracy) Oglesby, & girl William H. Willson, üis.selberr', Floyd Martin, )dllary Rose Ruakel, DeBary Charles Blaizis, Deltona Harry S. Brodt, Deltona Shirely J. Miller, Geneva Anna Mae Decker, Lake Mary Ernest Foster, like Mary Ida Padgett, New Smyrna Beach ' Martha Anderson, Osteen Eleanor A. 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SANFORD PH. 322-0204 . , And so Oakland, which hasn't Raiders are riding a 12-garne Mark To 'Win Big One 0-Twins - $ Boss 0 Ra id ers* 'We Deserved It' ORLANDO It's just the the dugout steps for Wisconsin first week of winter but the Rapids iNlidwest League 1970, Minnesota Twins are already Lynchburg (Carolina League OAKLAND Ah'i - The team Upshaw said after Sunday's Raiders' solid running attack BLOOMINGTON, Minn. Defensive end Jack Young. 1 arkenton, connected on nine of thinking a bout 1977 and the 19111 and Charlotte Southern that Al Davis built and in- victory. "It's been a lung wait." Sunday and scor ed on a thirdoo The Minnesota Vikings bl d thought the Rains would 22 passes for 161 yards lit was development of minor league 1972. APu Juries threatened to tear down Upshaw, running back Pete period touchdown pass From have earned a record fourth get a shot at their first Super intercepted twice and sacked players. At Tinker Field last Li returning to the Super 14anaszak, receiver Fred Bi- Ken Stabler. Starting in 1973 he spent time Super Bowl trip and the Bowl title after scoring two thrkv times For l(ISM'.s of lB week, Orlando Twins general with the youngsters at Bowl letnikoif and cornerback Willie A smiling Davis exchanged Frustrated Los Angeles Rants third-quarter touchdowns to y ards. manager Bob Willis announced Wisconsin " W e've got one more gamne to Brown are the only current congratulations with his Rapids for three have been stopped one victory erase mnost of a 17-0 deficit. didn't playpasser worth a''Idamn," the Field manager for the 1977 years, winning the first half of a play, and we're going to be Raiders remaining From the players and coaches Sunday short for the third straight year. "After that, I thought we said "I the rookie had Orlando Twins, split season in 1973 and winning champs," vowed linebacker 1967 team. while Chuc k Nell, coach of the "We want the whole world to were gonna go," said Young- receivers wide open and I Making his First official 0the championship play-offs four Monte Johnson, one of the "We've lived with this thins a Steelers, called It a season with know this time we're going to blood. "To get to the Super Couldn't get them the ball." Twins appearance since games to one. In 1974 Goryl m' younger Oakland Raiders, after long time, the talk about how "a lousy' end." win the Super Bowl," vowed Howl, you've got to cash in on liaden directed a Ham of- twins farm system, manager the northern division first half Sunday's '14-74 dethroning of the we couldn't win the 'big one' " Pittsburgh chances of again Viking quarterback Fran Tar- big plays like that. Champion- fense which outgamnt'd Mm- Johnny Goryl was present for but lost the post season series Pittsburgh Steelers in the said Coach John Madden after re aching the Super Bowl kenton after Minnesota's 24-13 ship teams do that. It's tough nesota 336-267 in total yardage his appointment to the helm of two games to none. For his American Football Conference his team finally did. seemed dead live w into the victory over the Rams Sunday when you are behind 17-0." and had a 21-13 edge in first the 1977 class AA Twins' entry excellent direction as a title game "But we overcame a lot of season whén'the Ste.krs stood Youngblood, who It'd the Ham downs. in the National Football Conferin the Southern League. When asked what it meant to adversity this year, went 13-1 1-4. But they' overcame the poor charge which sacked Tarkenton "They're a very good football ence title game. it was back in 1966 that John manager, John was acclaimed and did itwho right," the start alsotoaqtnertk mnidseason in Super four urnes for losses of 34 yards, team," Haden said of the Vik"Manager of the year" in 1974 be going to the Super Bowl, coach lostadded two starting de-and injury Terry ' A. Goryl Jr., now 43, made his ings, "and they're better once debut as a Field manager In . professional baseball; and that - by the league, In 1975 Wisconsin Johnson replied frankly, "I Rapids finished the first half of don't know, I've never been fensive linemen and fullback Bradshaw to win their MW nine northern division play in third there. But I know how the Mary Ilubbard with injuries be- games and reach the playoffs. Minnesota Coach Bud Grant first year was spent in the Miami in 1974 and 16-6 to Pius- things. We've been here three Sunday, however, the Steelplace and the Failing secondto half in Steeler feel now.the I've been in fore the season began years in a, row and we didn't." called the Rants "a great loot- Florida State League with the second burgh in 1975. place, meach their position last three Madden was in his First year et-s' pair of 1,000-yard rushers, Tarkenton was bothered by ball team" for rallying From the Orlando Twins, which w as The Rams have won four with the Raiders, as an assist- Franco Harris and Rocky years." divisional titles in as many sea- the Rams' rush and had one of 17-0 deficit. "They could have incidenta lly,' also under the, the phay-offs. ant coach, in 1967 Davis, the Hider, were out with injuries sons under Coach Chuck Knox his more erratic passing days in surrendered earlier and they administrative guidance of Bob In 1976 Johnny Goryl was The Raiders had lost in the onetime Oakland coach who "Nobody feels like fighting a but are winless in three NFC a season where he guided the didn't." Willis. isigietJ to the Twins club at last three AFC title games, now is principal owner of the war without weapons," said YOUR C(;;"1 5 Johnny Goryl Kansas City in 1970, 24-7 to You've got to take- advantage of we get iriside tit- 20 yard line." UP TO be selective and successful in Leaves Tark enton Vows Howl competition, losing 23-7 to added: "It Is frustrating. STYLES & COLORS TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Democratic Speaker Donald Tucker has made two movec that may be peace overtures to Republicans in the House, Minority Leader Bill James says. Tucker, who angered Republicans last month by slashing their office staff from 11 to two, has upped the staff to three and appointed a Republican to a leadership post -a rarity in a Democratic-controlled House, Quitting, But The VWngs are 0-3 1.000 A.M. TUESDAY Tucker Bids For Peace Oakland Foreman finally wiped out the number two may be only the - OUP ORS OPEN PROMPTLY WIDE RANGE OF THE ENTI RE After two straight years of frustration, the Raiders made it back to the Super Bowl, and Oakland couldn't think of a better stepping stone than Pittsburgh, no matter how banged up the Steelers were. ' FOR SAMPLE SHOES, SIZES 4B, 4 /2 B, 6B & RACKS AND TABLES VALUES TO $23.99-CALIFORNIA COBBLERS, CONNIE Dress ON Monday, Dec. 27,1976--18 ' U • TO VALUES TO $24.99-FREEMAN, RAND, KEDS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 0 $,$ 90 STOREWIDE NOW Foreman, finishing the day have given Minnesota a 24-0 Royal VALUES TO $41.99-FREEMAN, RAND, DEXTER, NUNH BUSH Men's Dress Shoes, SPORTS Fred Petersen. She was running grade A at the always tough Tampa track with five wins, three seconda and a third to her credit. In the one bole could be the sleeper of the field. Joe Mischief is a Paul Scheele dog who is coming off an Injury. He likes the Sanford-Orlando track, having won seven of 18 starts last year while finishing in the money 13 times. Mischief won all three of his schooling races in impressive Fashion, beating the filed by at least five lengths all three times he went to post. Six new kennels have been given bookings at SanfordOrlando, half of them from Taunton. Fuliniti, Miles and O'Connor all have Just completed seasons at the Massachusetts track. Lloyd Clager has been brought in from Monticello, while Edgar Trow Is coming in from Colorado Springs. John Bugner is the only rookie of the 28 kennels at KanfordOrlando, running in his first season ever this winter.' '- X WW'5 be breaking from the three hole. In the season Just recently concluded at Sodrac My Della went to post 36 times. She finished first 26 of those times. She finished in the money 31 times and finished poorer than fourth only twice in her 36 starts. Rounding out the Inagural field are two less heralded greyhounds who none-the-less could win it all. Speed On Go in the six bole has been brought in from Tampa by Opener points and a 24-13 victory in the with 118 yards rushing, raced 62 lead, was interecepted by the Rams' hopes, taking a short beginning, his passing, why the defense, so been to a Super Bowl since the winning streak, said it meant National Football Conference yards to the Los Angeles two on Monte Jackson. The revived Tarkenton pass at the Viking 40, Sunday's American Confer- well rested between appear- number III when it lost 33-14 to nothing. "Sure, Franco and title game. the second play of the third Hams swept 80 yards in six and racing to the Los Angeles' ence championship, the final ances, could do Its Job so Green Bay, will be in number Rocky didn't play," he aknowThe Vikings, who became the period, lie blasted in from the plays, Lawrence McCutcheon 12 before he was knocked out of step before the National Foot- frighteningly well. XI on Jan. 9 in Pasadena, Calif., ledged, "but that di&l't make first team to qualify for a fourth one two plays lter, and Mm- scoring on a 10-yard run. bounds, ball League extravaganza with But Harris, with bruised ribs, facing Minnesota. The Vikings any difference. lie!], no! You Super Bowl appearance, meet nesota pulled ahead 17.0. Dempsey missed the point"You've got to give them the Roman numerals, was pain- and Bleier, with a sprained toe, are making their fourth Super put the men you have out there Oakland Jan. 9 at Pasadena, "They could have rolled after, and Minnesota held a 174) credit," said Los Angeles Coach fully one-sided, painfully de- never set foot on the Oakland Bowl appearance (and still for 60 minutes. We've played Calif., in Super Bowl XI. over," said Grant, praising the lead wth less than 20 minutes to Chuck Knox." They know how cided by the pain Franco Harris Coliseum Field during Sunday's looking for a winning one) the Steelers In games with "We've got the people who Ram comeback. "They were go in the gano to win." and Rocky Bleier endured. game. Wit hout them, the Pitts- following their 24-13 National people missing, too, you know." believe they can kick it, catch But Chuck Noll, whose Steel it, block it or whatever has to be —s ers' winning streak ended at 10, said Grant. 'The) said the handicap was enorproved again that theme's more mom. "It's tough to come Into than one or two ways to win the biggest game with your these things." hands tied behind your back, Minnesota, buoyed by the with two of your big weapons brilliant play of its special By MURRAY OLDERMAN are prone to say, "hey, look that steam." just so they can have a football out." In dealing with college teams and the offensive firewhat we've built.' The)' neglec t But Royal has been depicted team. They're going to call the football, aren't you in today's In each of the last two years it AUSTIN, Tex. - Darrell power of Chuck Foreman, to say how many were weeded as an autocratic despot in this shots to let the school know society also dealing with a new was the Steelers who beat the raced to a 17-0 lead early in the Royal, it country boy from out in the process of getting a handling of a football squad, by what they have to do to 'keep breed of athlete? Raiders for the AFC title. third period before Los Angeles Hollis, Okla., coached the select few. a former player, Gary Shaw, in me and keep my program "I think they still like This time it was very clear made a late charge. University of Texas football "You keep skimming the it book called, "Meat on the going.' very early that the Steelers discipline. I think they still like tcnflu for the last two decades The Vikings turned two Ham cream off the top. It takes a hoof," and accused of treating 'Inevitably these people selfweren't going to go out and take to be told what they can do and turnovers into a 10-0 halftuint' ".ithout ever having a losing different tylv person to play players as cattle. destruct." the title. If they were going to what they can't do. They hike lead. Bobby Bryant sailed 9 season. Now, abruptly, he has football than any other sport. "1 think he's in the definite Royal this past season also get it, Oakland was going to for you to be consistent. You yards with a blocked field goal quit the sport which absor bed Not many people are meant to minority," say's Royal, "and charged the University of have to give it to them. can be consistently relaxed or his life, attempt for a touchdown and play Football." that minority has always been Oklahoma with spying on his consistently rigid and tough. Fred Cox kicked a 25-yard field That make it sound elitist, The Raiders never even came there. lie got with a group of "I'll coach as long as I enoy practices and challenged that But they know what to expect goal after a blocked punt. "It is," admits Royal, "in a close to offering up a postpeople who had the ability to school's coaches to take lie it," said Darrell in a conevery day. They always have "They have a history of way." Christmas gift. Ken Stabler, put it into words. This versation in his panelled Texas detector tests, lie has adthe freedom of dropping out. blocking kicks and punts, and Where does football fit into who completed 10 0116 passes negativism was there when I Memorial Stadium Office vorated the polygraph for "Unfortunately, some guys they're very good at it," said the American educational for 88 yards and two touchwas playing, but no one would earlier this year, "and there several years as a device for are driven from competitive Rams quarterback Pat [laden, stein? downs, never threw an interpublish a book of that kind then, are more pluses than minuses." cleaning up the game. Lie athletics because of the apwho engineered the Los Angeles "It's the cohesive that keeps ception. The Raiders never "That's true of your It's apparent, after detectors in an academic proach of the coach. I think comeback. "We had some a lot of people interested in the fumbled the ball away. profession of journalism. I can tories in his college coaching setting seern like a radical step. that's bad. I'm sure I've rubbed breakdowns and gave them too university Whether it's right or Pittsburgh, with reserve runsee it with kids coming in For an career, that the minuses have "If there were some other some boys wrong." many easy points." wrong, a lot of people maintain rung back Reggie Harrison interview. They really are overcome, and so the re flecmethod," shrugs Royal, "good, What have been the benefits The Rams, who have lo st their Interest in football gaining 44 of the team's 72 looking for something bad. I would Junk it. You're not tions of Royal provide a of football for Darrell Royal three straight NFC championthrough the university and that yards rushing ithree of them on They have that chip on the valuable tapestry of a game trying to catch people that are besides making a good living? ship games, drove to the Mm' interest points them in a a touchdown run in the second shoulder. They've possibly been that has provided an exotic cheating; you're trying to catch "My' wife, Edith, said one nesota one midway through the direction that's more important period ), failef to get ..a first taught in Journalism school that pa ttern of sports sociology, people that are lying. If they're time she's glad I still have a opening period. After Haden than Football. The Board of do wn for the first 19 mInutes of if you're complimentary, College football is a peculiarly going to cheat, they're going to game to keep playing. I don't failed to score on third down, Regents meetings are always you're Homer Joe and you've American manifestation of the lie. So you've got to catch the picture myself as much more the Rains decided to try' for the held on football weekends been had, and everything can't ,.ilucatuonal system. liar, than average as far as in"It was 0 good, solid football field goal. because that's when they can be that good." "I'd like to see every college game, Stabler said. "Nobody telligence is concerned. I've Royal has emerged as a critic Nate Mien, acquired earlier get people to conic back and What is there that's bad about athletic program have a year of a Out there taking cheap done poorly on aptitude tests. I as %'ll as booster. in the season from San Franattend meetings. college football? self study, to bring in a shots." read poorly; I read slow; my' For instance, his basic thesis: t-isco, came through untouched "In the university, it's a "Recruiting. There's a lot of polygraph crew and go through comprehension Is slow. And For once, It was the Football doesn't build to block the field goal try and release. These young kids have hypocrisy and outright t heir program on the rules, . Raiders who c ame out on top, "1 think I have some abilit y to character, as coaches have Bryant picked up the foot ball in SO much energy that's gut to be cheating. Sometimes lack of especially in the area of ending a string of six AFC title deal with people. And to teach always claimed, full stride on his scoring rim to released somewhere, and ethics. The athletic scene may recruiting. my game." games in which they came out give Minnesota a 7-0 lead. "Football is the type of there's no better place than a be getting too big. The tail i.s "We did this at the University As the ongoing director ot' second best to, another. team. game," he elucidates, "where "We Just tried to get a good Saturday afternoon or a Friday beginning to wag the dog, of Texas. Believe me, ! found out athletics at the university, We've lived wit'm this thing by the elimination process the Jump on the ball and Nate does night on'a college campus to let Coaches who have won big get things about our department fur a long t'Jné," Malen said, Darrell Royal will still deal tha t very well," said Bryant, weak are eliminated. Those 'em all come and hoot and to feeling all powerful and that that I didn't know, that had with people. But the teacher has the talk about rn't ai';; able to that are still standing, coaches who also intercepted two hiaden holler and race hell and let off the university is in operation been kept from me." win the big one. Well, this year retired passes. we finally did it right." STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8 A.M. TUESDAY, DEC. 28 — — — — -MEN 'b " SHOES— Bud Grant said all along there was more than one way to win a football game, and the Vikings went out and proved it with an inspired victory over the Rams, giving the Purple People Eaters a fourth trip to the Super Bowl. SOKC - CARDS WELCOMED 1 hole running for C&V Kennel. The County was the only greyhound to turn in twe sub-31 second 5-16 races in preseason. Before sinning all three of his schooling races the Count had won four of 14 at Taunton with eight finishes in the money. The greyhound with the best Taunton record, however. is T's Pretty Boy. The John Vamin dog will be breaking from the five hole. Pretty Boy won 10 of 30 races at Taunton Offle racing with tough double Grade A competition. He also won all three of his schooling races. Hounding out the Taunton greyhounds is Surfire Maybe in the seven hole and News 'Director in the four hole. Surfire Maybe rims for the Hichad Miles Kennel, lie won three of 30 at Taunton with seven seconds and three thirds. News Director, who won two of four at Taunton, runs for Francis l"ulginiti. Almost lost in the shuffle of Taunton dogs is My Della running for H. 0. Collins. The Sodrac Park win champ will Keys ' MASTER CHARGE 7 5 !m, Field BLOOMINGTON, Minn. lAs Angeles' Toni Dempsey, every hit as good, ruabe even The Rams drove into MmOAKLAND APi - For the Ileteen them, they had burgh ground game went no- Conference title victory over AP - "There's more than one who had a potential game-win- better, than we thought they nesota territory twice in the Pittsburgh Steelers, the magic rolled up 2,164 rushing yards where, Bradshaw had to pass Los Angeles earlier Sunday. way to win a football game," ning Field goal blocked by Allen were coing into the game." fourth quarter, but their final SuperBowl number ended at during the regular season, two much too often with limited Just how much the absence of says Minnesota Coach Bud in a 10-10 overtime tie with the Viking quarterback Fran effort stalled at the 39 when two two championships won massive reasons why the Steel- success, the defense burned it-Harris and Bleier hurt the Grant. Vikings in the regular season, Tarkenton, trying to hit rookie Bryant stepped in front of Ron but not a third be cause of two ers had averaged 212 yards per self out - and the Raiders, with Steelers depended on who was Grant's Viking legion proved said the timing was off a Frac- Sammy White in the end zone J essie for his second Inter- stars who couldn't run. game on the ground, why quar- some solid running and passing doing the talking. it again Sunday, turning sev- tion of a second on the play. with a scoring pass that could ception of the game. And for the Oakland Raiders, terback Terry Bradshaw coul d of their own, won 24-7. Coach John Madden, whose YOUR 'TIL 7:30 P.M. — ot 300 E. First St. at Palmetto, Sanford FALL-WINTER CLEARANCE SA V E One of the classiest Inaugural Fields to ever go to post at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club will parade to the starting box in tonight's ninth race. The Longwood greyhound race track opens its 1976.-77 season with an 8 p.m. post time, doors open at 6:30. The field is highlighted by five grade A greyhounds from the always tough Taunton track In Massachusetts. Throw in the wins leader from Sodrac Park in Sioux City, South Dakota, a grade A brought in From Tampa and the rebounding Joe Mischief out of the Paul Scheele Kennel and you have as tough in Inaugural field as will be found anywhere. It is tough to pick a leader of the Taunton contingent. heather Scott is the early favorite in the two box. The Dan O'Connor dog is coming off three impressive schooling race victories - including the fastest time of pre-season practice, 30.87. But you can't count out Count Axe outside in the eight ALL SALES FINAL Knight's Shoe Store [FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Inaugural EVERYTHING MUST GO! 7 Paul Helliwell Dies MIAMI (AP) - Paul Helliwell, a prominent Miami lawyer who was instrumental in the purchase of the Disney World site in Central Florida, is dead of a collapsed lung. He was 62. hlelliwell, who suffered from emphysema, lost consciousness Friday night in his Coral Gables home, police said. Rescuers were unable to revive him. Ten years ago, Helliwell acquired much of the real estate southwest of Orlando where Walt Disney wanted to build an amusement park. The firm did not want to make the purchases openly for fear that disclosure would boost prices. Classy it title garnes.- IA)s Angeles lost V"gs to an 11-2-1 record. The J COST — , **The Ilarn defense is as good Goryl's record as a manager Reno in the Califorriia League. wnding the Steelers to Super National Foutball League tewn, NoH, forced to use an unortho- •the championship game to Dal- 16-year veteran completed 12 of as we've ever played," added over the Last 11 years has been With a second half finish at the Bowl triumphs in 1914 and 1975, fired John Ra uch after the 1%1 dox one-running back forlas 31-7 last year and fell to the 27 passes for 143 yards and Tarkenton. progressiv1y. impressive. After top of the league, Goryl led and had been eliminated one season and promoted Madden. ination through mod of the threw one Interception when the Vikings 14.10 two years ago. It was the third playoff defeat an opening sting with the 0' Reno to a league championship step from the Super Bowl six "I'm happy for John and the game. Knox said he reminded his Vikings were in field goal range in Metrpolmtan Stadium for the Twins in 1966, Goryl spent two by beating Salinas thret' games times since their appearance in four olus who played nine years Bpt the way the Sleeters' Joe players they "had an excellent while leading 17-0 mIdway Itanus. The Vikings beat them years (1967, 68) with denver of to two in a best three-of-five Super Bowl II, which Fohloied ago, but I'm especially happy Greene analyzeditlatem -,"fliy year. I told them not to think through the third quarter. 23-20 in 1969 en route to Min. the Pacific Coast League, one of' series that was won by Reno the 1967 season. For Al Davis. Every year, he rose to the occasion. They cw'ie 'about the season as just this Rams' quarterback Pat Ha' nesota's first Super Bowl ape them as a player coach. From with seven runs in the fin.al "No one deserves this more dies For us," said Banaszak, at us better t.han' %l.zij.at' den, 'scrambling like a young pearance. game." 1970 until 1972 Goryl manned innings of game five to win 9-8. than us," offensive guard Gene who contributed 46 yards to the them. We have '.o excie." Li �32B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 27, 27, )176 STROKE OF AN Gator Bowl Rivals: ORR IAia/i8,' 965r C'$'F YEAR by Alan Mover m JONNNYORR REodqo (25-7) Strong On JACKSONVILLE XX 711—C lAP) - but the lint in 48 years Noire Dame went alter AllerMiWI//I6EST Their 1976 records aren't ex finds Notre Dame ranked 15th man. co,cq ii acti) liat Noire Dame and in the country and Penn State "Notre [)arne went through i E/R 1116 70 'Penn State consider up to par, tied for 2h. The game will be thenonnalrecruiting process, tHE M WA RaY.%'E'P but all that will be forgotten nationally televised on ABC Allerman recalls. "Ara didn't" I /4' 7?/E/6 IEi/ AND ,s'c,.4..4 .,when two of the most famous starting at 9 p.m. EST. CHIPfo,/P,A,/O try to put any pressure on me . ,schools in college football his- A ,Notre Dame defeat would and my father didn't try to di . tory square off tonight in the make it the losingest season for rect me in any way. lie was Gator Bowl, the Fighting Irish in 13 years; I says Penn State linebacker Kurt Allerman, "but you don't more of a counselor. Penn State hasn't lost five games in one scason sinte 1966, In fact, Notre Dame was kind " of late coming after me. I Joe Paterno's fir year as head had all my visits planned, but I I this. You think of two great, . Many players in tonight's it. They were one of the top - "1111M - "' , Penn State more. I pirciably IAOV - : cause of their fine tradition and teammate of Ara Parseghian's . I ., I - national publicity. You hear so at Miami of Ohio and later father really enjoys coming to much about Notre Dame. I've helped him coach Miami's see me play. Penn State is only always wanted to play t he m." freshman squad. And Parseg- a3-hour drive; Notre [)ainejs . I Ar - % .............. . . . ............. . . . . .::::::: . :: ::.::.:.:::::::::::::::::: of the last two periods. 1. ., e . .* :::::: :'' "t1I1llltIIf , 111111111111111, ' Colorado Loses No. 2 'Fai1back . , -~~ I I which has weathered Injury a wind-swept rainstorm, Coboof of its ir" o. rado had the day off, rusher in an &3 regular season, was walking Black Strong utility lumber for use as saw horse legs, to frame a dog house or utility budding, etc. Reg. Price (piece) ,69c Kraft Backed FIBERGLASS INSULATION - —"' 6" . 3. ' ________ 12" x 12" CEILING TILE , l" , . ,ii, .' .` '--II - . war • SYS. X- o Square the Kansas City RoyaLs. 28c SOUth All , 51,ir '4ir' Football Pro National Football League Playoffs Sunday. Dec. 26 PIFC Championship Minnesota 24. Los Angeles 13 AFC Championship Oak:and 7' P ittsburgh 7 Sunday. 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I' We don't make a second best' I McROBERTS TIRES 111 JOHN DICKEY, INC. Ph. 322-0651 405 W. First St. Sanford NOM ERiCL r 2 narrow victory over the middle period. Fourth-liners Rangers. Superb goallending by the Isles' Billy Smith and the cur aided the attack with a goal of Maurice Hich- this,'' fourth place on thi' goal-sci'irini ., Islanders 2. Raugers I 11w Sabres maintained their (;;ITT)- flo,Aatt's bruakaviia) i~%(,-point lead over Boston in SCOT(, lliid,Aay through the third the Adams Division by experiod gave the Islanders their plo,ding for four goals in the Iluck ahead ard and into sole possession of for in (1w erond penod, ouishooting Hangers' ~ red Stanfield and Brian Spen- Gration high- apiece and linernate Gary lighted the tense battle. Smith McAdani had two assists. ________________________________________________________________ _ _..!,, . 2 • /•. l,' AN ' .?J S 1. Vic _____ ~11 ,. . . . :•'. ' . ' ' . . ... 1 '' . ,. _______ . X . 1 ___'; ____________ 1976: Connors, Borg S Jimmy Connors won the U.S. the final at Forest Hills and open, Bjorn Borg won Wimble- wound up with a 4-0 record don, Italy won the Davis Cup against the young Swede for th e and Chris Evert won every- year. thing. Connors did poorly In the 1976 There were hassles be tw ee n Davis Cup tournament against players and u.mpires, players Mexi co and ref used to play in and countries, players and the 1977competition. But he dill players, and countries and clear be tter than $600,000 for countries. Almost everyone the year and he had Marjorie agreed that politics has no Wallace, a former Miss World, place in tennis but there were at his side to help him s pe nd it. political disputes anyway. And Borg, who moved to Monaco sshenever it got too slow, Ili(- to avoid Swedish taxes, broke Na.stase would frighten a hal- the hear ts of teeny-hoppers cvlboy or threaten a photographer crywhere when he became ento liven things up. gaged to Mariana Sinlionescu None of that is unusual. What of Romania. made 1976 an unusual for Miss Evert, who just turned tennis was the appear ance of 22, didn't get engaged to anyone year S _____ as to who was No. 1 among the women. tig new low prices on our best iber glass belts. A set of 4 8 56 off November prices. Most popular sizes. at . Ui ____ . — __ __________ ewalls. No 'rade-In required. 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It PEACH BOWL At Atlanta KCflluCky vs North Carolina ASTPO BLUEBONNET BOWL At Houston Ii tri'kj.,% Tex, I hi Saturday, Jan, I COTTON BOWL At Datlat ,'aryIarnd vS lli.Stn SUGAR BOWL At New Orleans G"oi'(,h vS P.I!tjrqh ROSE BOWL At Pasadena, Calif. Mctiqn vs Southern Calif ORANGE BOWL At Miami Oho s.itc vs Colorado InI Sunday. Jan 2 SUN BOWL At El Paso, Tea. Tex,i AAM vs Florida SHRINE BOWL Al Palo Alto. Calif. HULA BOWL Al Honolulu TWELFTH — I Arecha Arca (6) - Oklithoma Al. Wyoming 7 NrIh (9 1. 4 Stoneview Girl (6) 5 Going - Bowl Games Friday. Dec 74 BlueGray Game Ea%l 9030 after j,p, I3or tleit'au's tsi, second-period guds po wered hc lIawk , sit tor '11w plavt'rs did it all 1 tlrouh 16 ears in proie.ssiinal hocke). 13111 White kne Vh1It It With Wins fly The Associated Press - A ills Fissured design with ' needle perforations .............. 29c 85 ' ATLANTIS ' Roll ' 13 Three dimensional sculptured c design ..............................._____________________________________ 15. 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Martin, a 192-pound f'' II(1 freshman from Wheaton, 111 ' !carried the ball jtt four times 'for eight yards in 1976. 1" i The most serious f , Ohio State was a possible stre liracture of star defensive r y rver tackle Nick 'B .amlci's I. :BuonaInlcl bypassed part ol ST. LO'JIS (API - Rightday's workout at the Un- bander Ned Garver, whose ____ _ ROOF CEMENT Self-Sealing ASPHALT SHINGLE j.. around Sunday with his right forcedHayestoalterhisprac 1 I , "1' Pieci, , /C; knee Inacast. The S-loot, 182- tic schedule. The Buckeyes ADINTERIOR !--. n. f ' poundsophomore from Pueblo, will drill Tuesday, originally 1/4"x4'xB'.................. Eaach ch T ECONAFIBER Cob., sprained the knee In a scheduled as an Idle day. 945 .., Plain white linen finish ... ' 3/8" *4' *8'....................... workout. . ' Starting With today's work....... 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':tot?d 1 wasafraid1if Simnlipiq .; Ii) 121 Saturday's Games Paint I s 35 No games scheduled Sunday's Results Bultalo S. Washington 2 Boston 6. Cleveland 3 ___________ CONCRETE MIX ' 1 " 40 lb. bag _..—:::: s urday night against ONo State, workout to one hour because u - , Tn'o eve ' .. . Roof ing _ $ ' 1 x 12 No, 3 OF - Savings Center For Building 5 9C 36 - . Ponderosa Pine SHELVING MIAMI (AP ) - Colorado apWoody Hayes, drilling his parently has lost its No. 2 tail- ninthOtlioStateteanifora bowl back for the Orange Bowl Sat- appearance, cut a Sunday co m J7 I'' • Btn ; . lb 1718 4 78 90 lIt 1020 1 21 95110 Adams Diviiion 2) 8 3 19 177 79 72 11 3 47 138 Ill 16 IS 6 30 136 177 II lB 7 79 106173 Bull .' Lumber 8' game of football." game with the nation's thirdAccording to preseason fore- best rus hi ng statistics, gain ed casters, the Cowboys should 415 yards on the ground in th e 14, have never gotten as far as they Christmas classic while holding did. Coming off a 2-9 record in Wyoming to 153. I9, the Cowbo ys were picked The Sooners di dn't punt once to finish near the bot tom of the during the game, and made Western Athletic Co nfer en ce wholesale substitutions In the this year but Instead wound up second half after building a 20-0 with an 8-3 mark and tied for lead during the first two quar j khe league championship. ters. . Ar ilifal(e DIrt W.ish ' , - TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - The It was Wyoming's first win41-7 throttling handed the Uni- tiing season since 1969, its first j versity of Wyoming by the Ua'- sunference championship since versity of Oklahoma in the 176 1968 and its first appearance in ii ,% Fiesta Bowl may overshadow postseason play since a Jan. 1, ' for some time th e dramatic 1968 berth in the Cott on Bowl. turnaround made by the Cow"It was hard to accept the \.,., boys during the year. loss, but we have a lot of play/ owever, Wyom ing Coach ers coming back next year," Fred Akers promises that Sat- said a dejected Jones following in-day's mental mistakes and the game. "We should be back 11 humi1iatinglos.stothepowe for Fiesta Bowl VII." eighth-ranked Sooners "won't "Th Is year was quite an cxbethelast time fol ks hear about perience, added Paul Nunu, the Cowboys." As the game drew to a close, Wyoming's outstanding middle Wyoming found itself trailing, linebacker. "It was our attitude !. 41-0. But with 22 seconds left on that carried us through the seathe clock, half ba ck Latrail son. We seem ed to l ose out in- 11 Jones scored on a one-yard run, tensity when Coach Akers deculminating a drive that began cided to go to Texas, but we on the Cowboys' eight-yard lme, can 't blame the loss on that." Akers, an assistant at Texas ' P "Wyonung people proud of that last drive, Our before taking over the Co w bo ys players' heads were st ill high," two. years ago, has been hired Yellow Pine SPECIAL said Akers. "That shows me as Texas' new head coach. Is Seattle 89. Portland at Chicago Washington at Indiana WALES CONFERENCE N orris Divis ion Seattle past Portland. Weath. fouled with 4:12 left. erspoon hit successive baskets Spurs 110, Kings 105 Larry Kenon and Allan Bris- to put Seattle in front to stay, 7) tow combined for 33 points in 73 with 5:39 to play. sson they have a lot of respect for the Colo Minn 94-91 with 4:28 remaining, until Nick Weatherspoon sparked a ance nearly equalled his career-high 51 e ar lier this season, got help from Fr eddi e Boyd's points, I Cowboys Recovering ' 15 11 4 34 103 127 11 20 S 77 112 135 1024 3 2 3 101 115 9 21 5 21 94 123 Vancvr scored four points in the first Cleveland comeback and help from Tatum. quarter. But then he had 16 in Buffalo beat the Cavaliers. Sonics 89, Trail Blazers 87 the second pe riod and 15 In each Clveland had cut the margin to Bo okie Dennis Johnson 'and / \. L St Lou Chcgo Lakers got a pro-high 16 points like a ball of fire. lie only threL-point play to derail a - The fifth meeting in the series hian t4as the head coich when er the second half to lead San Knicks 103, Ilaks 9S Earl Monroe scored 28 points tonio over Kansas City. "I couldn't believe Pete MarCeltics 103, Nuggets 101 avich tonight," said Dick Mot- to lead New York ever Atlanta. 1okie Earl Tatum's l8-foot' form, scoring 50 points to lead leading a balanced Houston athis team to a 109-100 National tack that carried the Rockets jump shot with 4 minutes re Basketball Association victory past Indiana. maifung be gan a 13-0 scori over the Bullets. l)litz as Los Angeles came from Braves 103, Caraliers % Maravich did not start out John Shumate converted a behind to beat Milwaukee. The ~ Houc?ori 91 Inlana 79 Itittalo ID), Cleveland 96 's Orleans 107, Wash, ton lCD SIfl AntOniO 1)0, Kansas City 105 Bocton 103. Denver 101 Los Angeles 107, Milwaukee National Hockey League CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Divi s i on W I I PIs GF GA NY IsI 22 8 4 48 121 60 Phila 20 7 8 48 178 94 Allan 16 12 19 II) los NY p, II u o 38 130 130 Smythe Division * Ptt V ,"i comes in. You associate college linebackers, knew more about Penn State football with Notre Dam e beHis father, Kenneth, was a because more ki ds from my on ] ] hV1966' ^0 . "It's not that we're 7-4 arid closer ties on both sides than was no one thing that turned me they're 8-3, but that we're Penn' Allerman, a senior from Kinne- off. There was nothing I didn't State and they're Notre Dame. Ion, N.J.. and the latest in Penn like; it was just that I liked : F rom So Z Z J ()() . ................ .:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-: 110. , eys ()Q. SCOREBOARD 1 Pro Hoc key Gnards Charlie Scott and 11 Ia. Tom Henderson's 25 points was The coach of the Washington tops for the Hawks, who have Jo White combined for 55 pio inis Bullets no doubt voiced the lost five straight games. The and Boston's aggr essive de/96g. opinion of many who watched Knicks have won four of their fense held Denver scoreless ...'1.,...,.-J1 .....................::::::::: during the final 31*i minutes ...... 1. I - 1. - Maravich perform in New Or- last five games. , :.:.:::::.:.:::::::::::::::::::: leans Sunday night. leading the Celtics over the Rockets 93, Pacers 79 VP IWC,F AMP , ~'A I +I '''' ' State's string of outstanding _~. I RONE. :::.::::.:.:.:.:..:.: traditional football teams, pow- game , here recruited by both schools on my list. ' I That's where the matchup 3 $ By Th e Associated Press 1WE N4A F'P1,41 IQOR . , .r.,. . ... I .i* :::::::::::::::::::;::::::~;. 14 41, ':':*:': * -' *::: * X , * X: ;( visited Notre Dame and I liked I NOM 5/P. . , C0144W 01C 7?/EYEAR K ro wo,',c mti1' - - [m Ni, ' 50 I A — Pete' s Pistol AND /1/5 80Y,5 .9E6AIY 7/,'EtO/16 C,4ftP,4/,4M ON 1ZIP IN YWE P1LI1V5. ' 41/CNIGA1b' /1/5To,qy AlSo ,df,4i7E A Tradition Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS CENTER .1?1 17-,.,'' 1 ,. ...IVJ 1 7 ,.,4I --"I , s-, .~ L.,:7, "2s" 'ut. , NEXT TO HOLIDAY INN ' SANFORD, FLORIDA Phone 321-0854 Sale 23.96 with trade-in. Reg. 29.95, Survivor 36 battery Aailable in (12 volt) group sizes: 24. 23NF, to lit most American Cars. Survivor 36 six volt battery. In sizes 1-6 Volt and 19-1 Volt to fit most American cars. Reg. 27.95, Sale 21.96 with trade-in. Without trade-in, add $3. Installation at no extra charge. Drive in today. Let our mechanics check your battery charging system (no extra charge, no purchase necessary). Sale prices effective thru Thurs.. 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Quebec Blasts ANOTHER GREAT GREYHOUND SEASON J ets By The Associated Press l he W inmwg Juts just don't get any respect. 1hei had just returned frurn an unsucessful appearance a! he Izvestia hocke tournament in Moscow and, in their fir league game following the tournament, were hwmliated 12-.i hs the Quebec Nordiques. Afer spotting Winnipeg It goal in the opening minute of play, Quebec poured in seven (onsecut ive first-period goals' quickly put the ganw out ot reach. RAIN In the true ('hi- istinas spirit of giving and sharing, the employes of Seminole Memorial Hospital gave gifts and shared their ('hritmas party this year with the bos from the Se niinole Youth Ranch and staff and residents at the (oo(i Samaritan I lome. Funds collected at the hospital's Halloween Sale and through donations and a check from the area doctors totalled $2,081. which was shared equally between the two institutions. To wheelchairs and a 100(1 center was given to the (oxi Sa in aritan I home, as well as small personal gifts accepted by Mother Ruby Wilson (below), the home's director, Youth Ranchers each got a new wrist watch as well as sporting equipment, personal gifts and a ht'a'' duty washer for the Ranch. Showing off their new watches are (right. From top right, chocks ise ) Robert, :\l, Mike, Brian, Fred, 0 Chris, Tony, (uv, Ronnie and Bill. 0 The (Christmas) Days Monday, Dec. 21, lt1-1C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. uk A U! ! )j; '.'VN '1 though! before the gano we might have a tough First pt'- nod and get down a goal or two," said Winnipeg Coach Bobby Kromni after the massacre. "But not seven to one." i SHINE In other World Hockey Assuuat ion games, Calgary beat Cincinnati 6-3, New England defeated Minnesota 3-2, B'rniinghant t.verw helm ed Houston 6-2 and San Diego came from behind to de1ea Indianpolis 2-1. l T \ In The Beauty Shop... 1 14 Most of the Quebec damage was done by Real Cloutier. Returning to action after mis.stng five games due to a knee injury, he tied two S%llA records - most points in a penod with five and most points in a game with seven. ...And At Hulls 6, Aeros 2 Mark Napier, Birmingham's 19-year-old captain, hasn't had that much of a career yet but he will probably remember the goal he scored against the Aeros. Besides giving hint a total of 30 for the season, it came on a penalty shot. Mariners 2, Racers I Defensernen just aren't what they used to be. Years ago, they were content to stay back at the red line and pass the puck ahead to their speedier, more mobile forwards. But since Bobby Orr came on the scene, the game has changed. Witness the game at San Diego. Paul Shmyr broke out of his end with the puck and fellow defenseman Randy Legge trailing. Exchanging passes, the two broke in alone on Indianapolis' goaltender with Schmyr beating him for th? winning goal two minutes Into The final period. 0-Bowl Ups ets Continue MIAMI BEACH, Fla. tAFt -. Eliot Teltseherof Palos Verdes, Calif., scored an upset victory to move into the finals today in the boys' 18 division of the Orange Bowl Junior Tennis Championship. The 14th-ranked Teltscher defeated top-seeded Larry Gottfried of Liuderhill, Fla., Sunday and faced John McEnroe ot Douglaston, N.Y., in the finals. Teltscher kept Gottfried oil balance with a'jft, high-bouncing returns to win 6-3, 6-3. McEnroe, who lost to Gottfried in the U.S. junior tennis Finals last year, beat Robert Vant fluff of Downey, Calif., 6-1, 64. In the finals of the girls' 18 division, top-ranked Manse Kruger was up against Anne Smith of Dallas, Tex. Both won their semi-final watches Sunday Miss Kier of South Africa overwhelmed Maria Rothschild of St. LoLás. Mo., 6-3, 6-2, while Miss Smith, second seed in the tournament, defeated Tanya }brford of South Africa, 64, 6-0. J . ' Marie Ilasenbuhier, Sanford (above), really let the holidays go to her head ith this fantasy hairdo styled by Barbara McCarty of Dawn's Hairstylists. The bouffant style was threaded with pearls and silver ric-rac, dotted with shiny baubles and topped with an angel doll. Stepping Stones Trimming the tree for a Party held at the (;reater Sanford Chamber of Cornmerce for Stepping Stones employes and rnvmti.'rs are (below) Folly Stevens, coordinator, and Ann Williams, day treatment aide. Whalers 3, Fighting Saints 2 Nw England's rookie center Brett Callighen scored his first WHA goal and it was a big one, giving the Whalers their victor, over Minnesota. ('allighen's goal came off a rebound when Fighting Saints goal tender Luie Levasseur gambled by coming out the net - and lost, Cowboys 6, Stingers 3 Calgary took a 5-0 first•period lead and rolled to its victory. Both teams are on streaks but moving in opposite directions. 'the Cowboys have won Four out of their last five, while the Stingers have now lost five in a row. I ' I 7 ...And At Rotaract I - - \. NEW TT E Sanford Rotaract members, their wives and guests enjoyed a holiday party at the West ,Jenkins Circle home of Frank Whigham. Among those attending were (left top picture, from left) Susie Paquin, Torn Whigham, Nancy and Frank Dunn, also (left bottom picture, from left), Jim Talmadge, Vicky Reynolds and the host and Mrs. Whigham. 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DOORS OPEN AT 12:30 P.M. tii* 'ik '• irj 'ii1 Now at substantial savings— this beautiful color accent to add to your fashion look. _J SORRY - NO ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED -01 IAflFORD-ORLAflDO KEflflEL CLUB The choir's vice president. , Louis Blair (right) and musician, Mary Whitehurst (far right, exchange gifts at a holiday party. the of Moose, packing Food baskets, are ibelow, From left) Dorothy ('hiesa, junior regent; Ann Curtis, senior regent and Virginia Borem, junior graduate regent. this week's Special In The Choir,.. DOORS OPEN AT 69.30 P.M. LOCATED OFF 17-92 ON DOG TRACK ROAD IN LONGWOOD v4U,\ p p OUR CLUBHOUSE 831-1600 DIAL 122-1022 DELIGHTS POST TIME 8:00 P.M. Reservations Please Shop .FEM ALy 0 V I "I t :A 0 THE FINEST I. N GREYHOUND RACING IN COMFORT IN S anford Flower 209 E. 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Bake at 354) degrees F.. 30 minutes. 10 servings FOLGER COFFEE I LS CAN 00 i dII0A4%.*0* DIC ItRUTKJ lut SAN FORD 6, _____ 04C is I ?I .1 $119 20, 1174 6' 3/sl 29;; 3/$1 11 Bartlett Pears 40- go; -A011 4"'It 11:1 -z— 89' $199 s Yellow Cling Peades 111111 thickened, until weH blended. III buttered 3-quart casserole, layer hdf of noodles, cheese mixture cheese anti remaining 12 tsP-PePPer ' ~GOVIIIIHMINT until Saucy Spread is a recipe that really puts a zing in your apla~vtite. The bite of cream style er horseradish ed by t h e sweetness of catsup. L E. FIRST ST. stantly, Snack Crackers Dunks Beer .11 IkW :a 1 OMSK creamy richness of cheeses and Combine sour cream, cottage sour cream to make a mouth- cheese, cream cheese, parsley I cup chopped union I TUP. salad oil 419 cheese ingredient for main dishes as meat mixture. Blend cornwell as a delicious condiment. starch and reserved liquid from Torrato-Beef Bake is an easy- tomatoes-, stir into meat to-fix casserole adding the mixture. Cook. stirring con- . Bakers -0 0 *10 Parmesan # MO"ON' POT PIES SHERBET I I Bro%-n meat and onion in hot recipe Ingredient. oil; drain off excess fat. Add Most catsup lovers today salt and pepper. Reserve onerealize the versatility of catsup, third cup liquid from tomatoes. Ad(] tomatoes and catsup to recognizing it as an important MACARONI SUPERBRAND I I I cooked and drained cup dairy sour cream cup cottage cheese pkg. (8 oz.) cream cheese, softened Thep. dry panley tsp. Worchestershire sauce whether as a condiment or a " FLAVORS Spicy tomato catsup has been a favorite with people all over the globe for centuries. )'Aniericans have been making and eating it since the 1700'1. when the tomato seed first inimigrated from Spain and Cub3. Catsup hai always been SIi /'"Vr GOlDEN RiPE Lettuce 0 0 0 0 0 ROLL PKGO W. ' 1100 LIGHT BRO" (5c OFF) ,..,, " 89C PAPER NAPKINS . 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She loves me enough to raise nie won't let me go in cars with right. boys. All she worries about is FOURI-FENANDLUCKY" my reputation, and I swear I CONFIDIENTIAL TO %IY haven't done an)1hing wrong. IWAI)FILS: Nlerry Christmas. She is killing my chances to go And may God bless you and with the right kids and be )oUrL Popular. ABBY PEAS Jyj COOKED SHOP me to talk it over girls my age whose mothers let Sincerely yours, them go in cars with boys, and "WISER NOW" wear eye makeup and hairdos I)EAR "WISER": Yes, I'll that are too old for them. reprint the column. And here It I am not allowed to go on car Is: dates until I am 16. My mother DEAR ABBY: You will helps me select my clothes. I probably t hi nk I am a monster, wear no makeup to school, and but I am a girl of 14, and I hate only a little on special ocmy parents. Especially my casions. INly mother has lived a mother. lot longer than I have, and I She is so old-fashioned it's have learn"] from experience pitiful She wants to pick out all that when she forbids me to do ',my clothes and tell me how to something, she always has a wear my hair. And I am the good reason for it. I am thank. only girl in our crowd who ful that I have a mother who BLACKEYED Limit I with $5.00 or more Purchase excluding cigaretteA 'K Don't tell signed MOflIER HATER. ' COUPONS PLUMROSE IMPORTED SLICED Please reprint it, Abby,for girls DEAR ABBY: I am 14 and who need the advice as much think more girls my age should todav as I (Ed then I am en- appreciate mothers who love clos' the column. I am the them enough to care about what girls who wrote the letter they do. I feel sorry for young C " THE LB BAG 1111111 Epr' DISCOUNT FOODS It's (lone me more good than subject will help you more than any single thing I've ever read. any advice! could offer: 59 . . 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I sure 'wtsh I DEAR l,ONESOME: Either had a different mother. your description Is off, or you MOTHERHATEIt . Breast MOHOIEFER BONELESS CANNED 346 f ' SAVE IIJrIU1ISAI ear 4ith a convent. What's wrong want to get killed. I flip, sneak behind her . . . . . . . PA NTR rYi1Dr to Chase tramps. Girls "own good!" il',` ne they like me as a I would like to be able to tell her.I have mo r e 'ers" "koR( SWEET 03 U A 1,11*01: R FRESH TP4"'S P$ORMEL BONELESS LI ' SPLIT (W1RIBS) 59c La. ' SLICED BACON .' smoke only a pipe and drink with her because she wi ll only moderately, give me a long lecture on this yproblern' lam lonesome. bull about how it's all for my • DIXIE HICKORY SMOKED SHOULDER ARM WHOLE iciirrrs IA LARGE EGGS al. °" 1 LB. $ J99 GRouND TRADITIONALLY 'fCOD LUCK' BONELESS SMOKED HOG JOWLS AVAILABLE FOR NEW YEARS ::, DO rt~f 99c • IT) 11 99 I.B. BYABIGMLVANBUREN '• I am ABBY: ucated, have a good b and money in the bank. I'm foot 2, weight 190, and people me I look like Paul *Rewman. . I like sports, and the theater, aild I love people. Older women, children and nrnaIs adore nu *.come from a good family, HICKORY SWEET BEEF 9 I Can' t Get Caught WD BRAND BONELESS TENDERLOIN A(FF h' Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. SA ii f-~n W-D BRAND Evening FOLGERS, COFFEE 2 LB CAN CA a d SICAI wo$ 04 C I? T"o II SANFORD ZAYRE PLAZA HIWAY 1792 & AIRPORT BLVD Urt 20, L• 1144 �4C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 27, 976 Evanina I4lrlW V A Crepes Feature Ginger, Bananas ç " - LA "Bottoms-up" crepe pans are and cream cheese filling 3 tablespoons oil brown other side for a few be refrigerated for several expected tobe tinder multitudes (without bananas) may be Place all ingredients In seconds. Remove from pan to hours at this point. Before of holiday trees this year. This frozen up to a month. Defrost blender or mixer bowl and beat racks or layers of paper towel serving, heat for 5-8 minutes In 325 degrees F oven. Dust with houseware gadget for dipping when ready to use and proceed well (about one minute). Let to cool. Yeld: 20.24 crepes. and cooking crepe batter on the as directed. confectioners' sugar before better stand for 1 hour for more BANANA CREAM FILLING hot bottom of the pan has serving. The spicy, delicate crepe Is perfect crepes. Should batter s-ounce package created a crepe-making boom. flavored with the same spices become too thick as you are Applesauce Filling: cream cheese If you don't receive one of these and molasses of old-fashioned using it, add a teaspoon or more Gingerbread Crepes may also cup confectioners' new gadgets, chances are your gingerbread, now turned into a of liquid. It is necessary to stir be tulle-I with 3-4 tablespoons sugar applesauce per crepe. Nice 101 kitchen already contains a contemporary wrapping for a this batter occasionally as rye 2 tablespoons unsulphured small skillet suitable for crepe velvety cheese-banana filling, flour has a tendency to sink. brunch! molasses making the conventional way — GINGERBREAD CREPES Banana Split Filling: Dip upside-down crepe 1 tablespoon lemon inside the pan. 12 cup all-purpose flour just before serving, spread griddle according the juice Cooked either way, these L cup rye flour (all-purpose cool Gingerbread Crepes with manufacturer's directions. For 4-5 bananas crispy-edged thin pancakes are flour may be substituted) vanilla ice cream, banana right-side-up method, non-stick L 4 cup chopped cuts a stylish way to convert simple Lj, teaspoon salt slices, nuts, and chocolate or pans don't need to be oiled. (optional) ingredients Into spectacular 1 tablespoon cocoa caramel sauce. Others should be wiped with Extra confectioners' "showpiece" foods to dazzle t z teaspoon ginger small amount of oil on a wad of sugar L1 teaspoon cinnamon family and friends. paper toweling. When pan has In blender dr mixer, combine Crepe-making novices and 4 teaspoon ground cloves been heated over medium-high cream cheese, sugar, molasses experts might like to add these i.i teaspoon nutmeg (' FL 0 RI OP' heat, lift pan from burner, pour and lemon Juice; mix until unusual Gingerbread Crepes to 3 eggs In 2-3 tablespoons of batter, and smooth and fluffy. Spread 2-3 their recipe collection. It's a t s cup unsuiphured tilt pan until batter flows over tablespoons filling on each luscious exotic-appearing , molasses bottom of pan in a very thin crepe. Arrange a row of sliced ~ SUN STATE dessert that belies how really 1 cup milk layer. Return to heat and cook bananas down the middle of easy it is to prepare. For plan. cup water or until crepe bottom Is browned. each crepe. Sprinkle with nuts. dheud cooks, the unfilled crepes ginger brandy Carefully flip crepe to lightly Roll or fold crepe loosely. May It's winter holiday time and happily everyone is (oming home to celebrate — kids away at school, young adults off on their own, grandparents retired to sunny climates, and aunts, uncles, cousins and good friends, all come to roost for the joyous season. A bursting household calls for a 'round the clock pantry, and non-stop meals. Make plans for at least one, relaxed, casual meal together, Outside the customary holiday dinners. A leisurely weekend or holiday morning brunch is a pkasant time for all to Rather and renew the family spirit. Simple but different foods prepared in advance or on the spot can make the occasion seem pecial. When you plan on foods made with bananas Healthful Holiday Helpings ,'— ARRIVEAIIVE ° Filled Gingerbread Crepes — - updating an old-fashioned flavor tsruncn 1-me Myle For Lazy Sunday 1"%A f 'S . J• _ ___ __ IIEAR /4!JUUUIL TU .REET THE h a) BANANA COCONUT COFFEECAKE Ili CUPS s ifted all-purpose flour, divided 's cup sugar, divided cup butter or margarine 2 eggs I tsp. vanilla 02 tsp. baking powder t i tsp. baking soda ki tsp salt ti tsp. cinnamon 1 cup mashed ripe bananas (about 3 med.) Thrifty I , i. Swift's Premium or Lazy Maple • S Hard Salami........................ \ THIS A D EFFECTIVE 'P0N,, DEC. 77 - 31, 1976 CLOSED SAT. S SUN. Braunschweiger.................. PARTY TREATS 12 .., $1" SAVE 20c For Snacks or Sandwiches, Vlask '•' "' SAVE 14c Add Zest to Salads wi th Mario's F reserves the ht to limit q uantities sold I 39 Ralston Cereal .......... Z 59' SAVE 4c Great Snack Tr..atl Sunshine Choose fron' varle Of Del' vialtels EASY DAY PLATES & CUPS Ideal for any 5 Grapefruit Juice................5 •. •:.. Poly Bag Cracked Ice.......... Hors d'Oeuvres.................... qeIto(jP9'P; w ' rAVF 1fl OY rsi;.... -"'uv',Tu",•a • 89 ---.g'—'. 89 1 con, U Rich. 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El Long Grain Rice...... 59 I ., 1b .Dutch Frye -T., By CECILY BROWNSTONE pedi, 2 1 teaspoon salt, L1 Associated Press Food Editor teaspoon coarse black pepper, When the budget is low you 3 4 teaspoon curry powder and might find it profitable to turn z teaspoon thyme until meat to German and thrifty Pennsyl- loses its red color. Stir in 4 soda vania-Dutch cooking and offer crackers with unsalted tops their popular Hot Potato Salad. (finely crushed to make 1-3rd To make the salad main cup) and 1 z cup water. Cool besupper dish we've added frank- fore using. furters to it instead of the traditional bacon called for in Ger. DINNER FOR FOUR man cookbooks and the hard- Pineapple Chicken Rice Snow cooked eggs specified in Penn- Peas BroiledMushrooms sylvania.Dutch cookbooks. The Walnut Torte Beverage following version should satisfy PINEAPPLE CHICKEN the most obdurate meat-andFor use in an unglazed clay potatoes people. casserole. One note: serve this main 8¼4-ounce can sliced dish as soon as it's made. Don't pineapple In heavy syrup try to make it ahead and reheat 1v4 cup soy sauce it; we did and found it lost its 1 tablespoon minced fresh fresh flavor during the reginger heating. Bum teaspoon nutmeg HOT POTATO SALAD 3-pound broiler-fryer, cut WITH FRANKFURTERS up with excess fat removed 6 medium 'about 2 pounds Submerge the top and bottom potatoes, scrubbed of a 312-quart unglazed clay Salt casserole in water for at least 15 2 medium scallions, thinly minutes. Drain juice from sliced pineapple into the empty damp 6 frankfurters, sliced casserole; stir in soy sauce, '--inch thick ginger and nutmeg. Add chickI! tablespoons salad oil en, skin side up, and pineapple 2 tablespoons sugar slices. Cover and place In a cold 1 teaspoon flour oven. Turn temperature control 's cup cider vinegar to 450 degrees and bake until cup minced parsley tender — 45 minutes. Boil the potatoes in their The chicken will not brown. skins in 2 quarts water and 1 The sauce will have a delicate tablespoon salt until tender flavor and be thin. Makes 4 about 30 minutes; drain; re- servings. move skins; cut into about 24MORNING COFFEE inch cubes; add the scallions; Spiced Bars Coffee cover and keep warm. SPICED BARS Meanwhile, in a 10-inch skilCoconut, oats and nuts give let heat the oil; add the frank- interesting texture. furters and over moderate heat, i flour stirring often, brown lightly. i teaspoon baking powder With a slotted spoon r emove 17 teaspoon salt frankfurters and add to the 2 ocus cinnamon potatoes and scallions; conteaspoon nutmeg tinue keeping wann -2 cup butter or margarine Into the hot drippings in the 4 cup firmly packed light skiLet, over low heat, stir the brown sugar sugar, flow and 1 teaspoon 2 eggs salt; gradually stir in the Vine1 teaspoon vanilla gar and 2 cup water: cook, One 3L--vunce can flaked stirring constantly, until thick coconut i.'ned and boiling. Pour over poI cup oats tatoes, scallions and frank1 cup chopped nuts hitters: add parsley and mix Stir together the flcu', lightly but well, adding more powder, salt, cinnaii:n .i salt if needed. Serve at once. nutmeg. Cream butter and suMakes 6 srvings. at; beat in eggs and vanilla; gradually stir in the flour rntx• SNACK FARE lure, coconut, oats and nut Jamaica Patties Tea Turn into a greased 9-inct JAMICA PATTIFS Our adaptation of the recipe square cake pan. Bake in Cl used b) Mavis Dean, a good preheated 350-degree oven unt:i a cake Lester inserted in center cook from Jamaica comes out clean — to 2 cups flour minutes. Cool in pan on wire 1 teaspoon salt rack. Cut Into bars. 1-1 teaspoon turmeric 6 tablespoons butter or COME FOR DESSERI C margarine London Sponge cup water Tea or Coffee Meat Filling, see below LONDON SPONGE Stir together the flour, salt Repeated by request. and turmeric; cut in the butter 1 cup sifted confectioners' coarsely. Stir in the water; sugar knead in bowl until dough forms 2-3rds cup silted a ball Turn out on a lightly Cornstarch flowed board and knead until 3 large eggs, separated smooth and elastic — about 50 teaspoon cream of tartar "turns" Cut into 4 pieces and 2 tablespoons water work with one at a time. Roll teaspoon vanilla out extremely thin; with a 6On wax paper sift together 3 inch saucer, cut Into rounds, times cup of the sugar and Divide the Meat Filling into 12 the cornstarch. In a large bowl Portions: place a portion beat together the whites, cream toward the center of each of tartar and water until soft round; fold over so edges meet; peaks form; gradually beat in seal well by pressing edges remaining sugar until stiff together with fork tines: prick peaks form. Add egg yolks and lops well with Fork. Place vanilla; beat just until blended. slightly apart in a Jellyroll pan; Fold in sugar-cornstarch mixb&e in a Prtheated 36--degree ture, a little at a time, so no dry oven for 25 minutes patties particles are visible. Bake in will look bright yellow, not two ungreased 8 by 1'-thch brown. Serve hot or warm. round cake pans In a preheated Makes 12. 350-4egree oven until top Meat Filling: In a 10-inch springs back when lightly skillet over moderate heat cook touched — 30 mInutes, Cool In together — crumbling with a pans on wire racks. Loosen lurk — 14 pound ground beef, I edges and ease out. F ill and rfl4j j___-,. .L... •...... -. — , phi 99c SAVE 20c Weaver Party Pak 99c Cold Cups, 9-Ounce ............ \. 4 When Company Drops By, Pick Up Atlantic SAVE 40c ------ . £ Daiquiri Mix...................... • 1 P49 SAVE 30c Red L Assorted or Puff 'N Puppy 99 Paper Plates, 7-Inch ............ , Party Pizza .......................... 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Swift', Premium Sliced Thuringer, Party or ' I 99 I lb ' Sliced Bologna < — & Swift $ Premium Sliced Salami or ., SAVE 4c Li Gourmet Fancy 1. III 0 \ Vienna Sausage.... Dishes Still Delicious till i_,) ... In large bowl mix 34 cup flour and "i cup sugar. Cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse meal. Reserve L2 cup mixture. Beat remaining 1w,4 cup sugar, eggs and vanilla into remaining crumbs. Sift together remaining 1 cup flour, making powder, soda, salt and cinnamon; blend in alternately with mashed bananas. Stir in ~t cup coconut. Turn into greased 9-inch square baking pan. Sprinkle reserved " cup crumbs and remaining L4 cup coconut over top. Bake in 375 deg. F. oven 25 minutes, or until cake tester inserted in center of coffeecake comes out clean. Serve warm or cooled. Yield: 9 to 12 scrving.5. S "'SAVE 26c By CECILY BROWNSTONE House, V.95) Introduces young Associated Press Food Editor people of pre-teen age to hots Some of the cookbooks that food wa-s gat hered during our appear ed In 1976. are bent on colonial period and w ha t went r ecapturing the past, their pub- on in the kitchens and at the lication probably spurred by tables of our early settlers. The our BicentennIal year. author never writes down and The first cookbook to be pub- summarizes her well-researd. !ished in th is country, "Th e ed material In an inter esting Cornpleat Housewife" by E. way. The recipes cover soups; Smith, appeared in 1742 and meat; poultry; seaf ood; vege. was printed and sold in Wil- tables; puddings; breads; liamsburg. The second, "The sauces and relishes; sweets and Frugal Housewife: orCompleat dr inks — all r4apted for modWoman Cook" by Susannah em use. The nine to 12-year-old Carter, appeared In 1772 and chi ldren who tried them said was printed and sold in Boston. they were "easy to make and Both cookbooks were of British tast ed good." The book is deauthorship, previously pub- lighifull y illustrated with black lished In England. This year and white prints and photoSusannah Carter's book was grapha chosen and a rran g ed by reprinted un de r the hUe of laura Geringer. The Frugal Colonial House"Fireside Cooks & Black wife," with Illustrations, cap- Kettle Reci pes" by Doris E. tions, glossary and introduction Farrington (Hobbs-Merrill, by Jean McKlbbln (Doubleday $l5.) i In three parts. The Dolphin paperback, $4.95). first is devot ed to describing t he McKibbin, in her Introduction, conditions early Americans in writes that she feels the bock, the North and South faced In availa bl e asit was "In the late providing food for their famiColonial and early years of lies, and how culinary customs th ese United Sta 'es is a part got their start in New England, of ow- hist ory that has been New York, New Jersey, Pennneglected." She goes on to say syIva, Mar)1d, Deiware, that the "strongest Influence on Virginia, the Carolinas and the development of our present Georgia. The second part discuis ine was the English," and cusses the open fireplaces, th us t he Carter book "reveals Dutch ovens and outside ovens the basic elements of ow that were in use. The third part. American cooking heritage." is a collection of recipes reprCertainly culinary history buffs nJed chiefly from cook books of will want to look Into IL Be- the 1th and 19th centurIes. The cause 18tb-century editions of main categories of dishes — The Frugal Housewif e" are from so içs to preserves and rerare, this reasonably priced fishes — are covered and the present-day edi tion is a boon. source of each recipe Is noted; "The Colonial Cookbot,k" by occasionally the author gives Lucille Recht Penner (Hastings her adaptation o one of these. 1 cup flaked coconut,, divided — Bring Back Past Monday, Dec. 27, 1976--SC tteallntul holiday banana treats Include Banana Coconut Coffee cake and Banola. The most festive party of the year let Publix help with everything from snacks and hors d'oeuvres to delicious ideas for a midnight buffet. And delicious Deli Platters from the Publix ( Deli let you relax and greet the New Year the easy way. 8) TOM hI()GE Spry, executive chef at New AP Newsicatures Writer York's hole! Dorset. Time was when I regarded "Brunch sho ul d be a celebra. brunch as little more than an tion,a festival of the really good excuse to start drinking chain- dishes serv ed during the pagne early In th e day. week." says Spry. Then came a Sunday when I Spry l eans heavily on egg accepted an invi ta tion to one of dishes for br un ch but stresses these delightfully informal that th ey must be something meals and I revised my opinion that will sustain you over the of brunch. It is an ideal way of long hours until dinner. entertaining frien ds without goOne of Spry's creatio ns is ing to a lot of fuss; a splen di d omelet benedict, an omelet way to embark on a day of leis- st uff ed with chopped ham and ure. topped wi th hollandaise sauce Because of the ho ur — it uSt- and slic ed truf fl es. ally runs from 10:30 a.m. to One of the tastiest brunch about 3 p.m. — br un ch is a specialties I have enco un tered Sunday favorite. And brunch is is Cajun Shrimp Creole, which I a good time For a bracer like a found in a bo ok of recipes put Bloody Mary, followed up by a out by the Atlanta Music Club. tasty dish. Its creator was Mrs. Paul It's hard to say when the idea hlanes. ti br un ch o ri ginated, but it api cup vegetable o il parently goes back many years. 2 medium onions, For example, aro un d the t ur n of sliced the century a group of 1 large bell pe ppe r, prominent businessmen in At• cut in st ri ps lanta, who called themselves4 pound fresh mushrooms, the Ice Pic ks, used to play sliceI cards every Saturday night. L4 cup flour Th e game ended aro und mid1 te aspoon salt night, the table was clear ed and teaspoon pe ppe r a repast was served in the early oregano hours of Sunday. 2t 2 cups stewed tomat oes Starting ff with chimpagne 2 pounds shelled and cocktails, the group went on to de vein ed shrimp pretty hearty fare, featuring such gourmet dishes as roast heat oil in sauce pa n and add quail, ruffled grouse or wild onions, be ll pe pper and mushturkey, topped off wi th kidney rooms. Cook till ingredients are and mushroom stew. It was a tender, stirring occasionally. nb-sticking meal that was cer- Add flo ur and seasonings and lainly more brunch than break- mix well. Add tomatoes. Cook, Fast. stirrmg constantly till thickProfessional chefs are finding ened. Cover and cook over low brunch more and more of a heat 10 minutes. Add shrimp challenge as they seek new and cook 5 minut es more. dishes to tempt their pa trons. Se rves 6-8. Good wi th chilled One expe rt in the art is William rose wine. there's no concern over likes, dislikes or preferences. Everybody loves bananas for their sweet, mellow flavor and creamy texture. And with such wide interest in foods that are natural and "goodfor-you" you can't go wrong with banana recipes. {ont,...4 ri J#AreenStamps Piim, Auto Seltzer : I A 25-ct.pkg. 111,14, 0.. SI 197e 3 1.- ............................. _ Planters Deluxe Mixed Nuts )2-oz. can )IasPy• %t 31 -----_, 741 0 ' - �6C-Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. BLON DIE M bIThES, j II5PNSA9 &jSQCC Dt'iANDA Monday, Dec. 27, 1!! Chic Young DON TGET "i 5E... ' ) I QUIT!! r-" I'LLTARE HIS JOB!! )cç O COUSE.VU KNE '.IAS JUST KIDDI?4G ( "-i. ARouNo•-.DIoNr'vq cI BOSS? 'frY ___ BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker NO. EETE ACROSS I 66 Greek letter Answer to Previous Puzzle 1(J1E11 NAF9 I Insect egg DOWN N 000 ! 1 4 Abitrary ____ assertion ________ S P ADE RI (collog) I Negatives 9 Grain 2 Othello villain N 12 Rowing blade 3 Suppose ______ a ISf_OjN1If_.fD l3Singlike8ing 4 Daunt _____ _____ _____ TPAB 14 Negative 5 Upper limb aM ro u ri 0 r n - HOROSCOPE _________________________ __________________________ _________________________ Legal Notice ByBERNICEBEDEOSOI For Tuesday, December 28, 1976 r . 15 Part of the Mayday signal t' a R N ED psyche . Get the drop A xl.Lt1 16 Treat on (comp. in u i pun 17 Spanish wd) 1 o i H0Ma ARN0 article 9 Burden 18 Seedsman 10 First.rate 31 One 50 Hindu 20 Unexpected (comp wd) 32 Direction literature win 11 Jog 33 Love to 52 Concerning 22 Poverty-war 19 Ages excess Horn sound agency (abbr) 21 School organi- 39 Origin 24 Choose 51 Charitable or zition (abbr.) 41 Prior to 25 Government 23 Onset . 45 Fitebug's genization agent 24 Drug crime (abbr) (compwd) 25 Actor Autry 47 Military 57 Perfect serve 28 Sharp bite 26 Send letter device in tennis 30 lang 27 Fighting will take imaginative measures make it tough for him. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. to circumvent your opposition today, but you can do it if you Persistency is all that's put your bright mind to work required to get past the roadblock.s today.Full speed ahead, - early. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) for the gains are worth tl Winter Springs Jaycees, 1 p.m., VE'W Building, 17-92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p, Fla. Power and 1.ight, Sanford. ' Sanford OptImist, noon, Trophy tounge, America. Parent.c Anonymous, 7:30 munity Untted Methodist. You will be more motivated effort. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. a-Dee. todaylIyoUthlnkifltertTSof the rewards for your labor, rather 21) is an organizer you're quite than of the difficulty of your competent tcxlay as long y0r don't try to gild the lily. task. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Keep it down to the basics. Cas lberry Corn Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn S. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 Oak Ave. . Veterans of Foreign Wars fttuzJltary 1010, Sanford, 8 WEI)NESDAy, ()F:(:F;%1nFR parts 35 King (Fr) particles - - - 37 Thieve 38 One (Sp) 39 Present 40 Olherwse 42 Swift aircraft (abbr) by Art Sonsom THE BORN LOSER 'S A Mtkb& FVLP t Ct$'T cARe viiiAT 11O KI(? 'z;. 400... or butt 59 Frothy brew - - - - ---- - - T_ - - EIE E (luffix) . T iT iT ii 44 Ca)(age cheer ___________ 46 Stray - - - 48 Collector _______ 3i -' - 51 Friendship - - 55 Compass '' point I 58 Dish of greens 45 47 - 60 Name (Fr) 61 Unusual iT T' - sT T1T -- - j 82 City in Florida -bird organization - 65 More nioderri - ,'- - - - - - L) - ,. ___L_. ' ' please everyone. Stay th bar- few times today, but don't be Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. closer and you'll finish strong. count. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) CANCER June 21-July 22) Major aims can be achieved If there's an Important matter , , TIIUItSDAY, IWCF:MBF;}t 30 Interstate Mall. '" Lake Mary Rotary, 8 am., Mayfair Country Club. Casselberry lions, 6:30 p.m., Land 0 I..akes. South Seminole Optimist 7:30 a.m., lmada Inn, Sanford Civitan, 7:15 a.m., Buck's 0 gain from others. "Arbitration" complicated. It appears YOU and "concession" are key may lose In one area, but gain • in two others. words for you. YOUR BIRTHDAY VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) th will be making some , FRIDAY, DECEMBER31 Tanglewood , ., year that will affect your side benefits. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 2.3) A lifestyle. When they're over, close associate is trying to do you will be more secure and something for your own good stable. SR by Bob L)Iet Workshop, Blood FIc w It E)EAR DR. LAMB- I was in the hospital for a week. On the doctor's form for medicare it Dr. said I have "cerebrovascular spasm and transient left hemiplegia." It sounds o ominous. Would you comment on it in your column? I am 76 ___________________________ years old, a female and until recently quite active. What can I do to combat this illness? information can send 50 cents DEAR READER- The term with a long, stamped selfaddressed envelope for it. Just means that your doctor thinks you had spasm of one of the send your letter to me in care of arteries that supply blood to this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, part of your brain. The tem- Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. porary inadequate circulation DEAR DR. LAMB- When to a portion of your brain caused temporary paralysis of my boy was born the hospital your 191t side. Apparently it was circumcised him. Will this of short duration and you procedure prevent him from recovered from the attack. having children of his own? I figure that maybe he will not Some doctors call these athave the sensitivity in that area tacks "transitory ischemic that he would need. episodes" or T1A's. The exact DEAR READER- As a cause is not certain. Some authorities think it is spasm, as doctor I sometimes don't even dIscard would make it impossible for him to collect three diamond tricks and a spade discard would cost him a spade trick So, hediscarded a second heart." Oswald. "This would have given him nine tricks except that West diagnosed the problem and led his deuce of Lamb ONE OF THE LARGEST BOOKS IN THE LIBPARY' ) (L -' ri" / L. $flo ' .: \ / 'H ____ c: I EEK & MEEK ' \ V11 by Howie Schneider I tX*)T KijOk) IF authoritIes think it is caused without people by a similar • i " Re This would have kept him from squeezing himself and he would have made the game 15 GOfkf.j, 10 StOP that seed to the brain and cause vt.'ssels in .,___ A Nebraska reader wants to ,____... ,l' Ii .....1.1 t' WOUIU ,i__.. - ulxn cnrt'e suicide squeezeisusuallyworkedby a spades with: KQJ lOx ix Ax ifvulnerable. declarer worked out against tatnly would. In fact this is Oswald: himself ''The just " Jim "It certainly is one of about vulnerable xx a xx standard three.level 1976. South took East's queen enough high cards for a Frankly it would never have nine seven tricks would think that circunclsion of clubs while discarding his four of hearts, led a fourth the brain, What can you do about 'there is no one answer it? that doctorshave had good results In ticlotting daily use BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl "i ER S ;N .AD 5NAP, FUDC)SY! FIXIN' IT'LL 'RUN (NrA SOME REAL \ roR / HMMM! EXCUSE ME A MINUTE.' \ ." cx' r SELL THAT SNAZZY RSDSTER I UX)KED AT.' rLL NAVE TH £\)WN -ENr 6 2t%CRRV! ,- -----1 *'hf I C6SYS of common one k 1I' 1t. FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thav €ALLERY ®F M®i!E RN L/.1 would clubs, covered with in our own hand one club to set up dummy's last and suddenly found he (For a coiy of JACOBY MODERN. send St (0 "W' at Bridge.'' do this newspaper. p Box 489. from his own hand. A diamond N SIDE Y , a.m. & 6 p.m., St. Club, Augustine Patients with North Park Avenue, Seminole Size VarIance from 5000 sq ft to lir.rj if the West front door of the Cour. Seminole County, Florida County Courthouse, Sanford, sq H; Side Setback Variance on the thouse in Sanford, Florida, pursuant Lois 13 and 14. Block "J" of Orange Park, Florida 32073. The name and addrei of the personal represenlatives attorney are set forth belaw. All persons having Claims or demands ,Sgainsl the estate are required. WI THIN THREE If GLANCES Jd18 Accident- they study Cerebral thing." Ben Burack moved to Miami years ago. In 1974, he was mugbus on Collins god as he got offa with heavy concentrations of Ave. old people, say (lie> are receiw- '1 try to mfikh joke out of it," crimes committed against el- hurts plenty. You think you've moved away from it, and then you find it all around -In Miami, ' ) 15 detectives are it searching for a man who rob- you." bed and people. Police attribute one death to th man who they say, Some of these old people surthe Nazi concentration camps years before they left preying on the elderly." of them are trying to live on attacked dozens of old vived I , somen were bound and gagged this past week by two assailants who searched the apartment for valuables. Enraged then one of. the women saId she had only '4Y ________ _______ -1. 'a three a , March of they ances and are worried about sickness, For them, Serchuk said, the constant fear of violent crime seems like the final indignity. began j,icnd3 .495154) ' 'a . in Miami Beach this pr..zt week, a woman nicknamed , _____________________ __________________ beating her. The woman finally Stated It the claim is secured, the Stated If the claim is secured, the Security shall be described The security shall be described.' The diimant shall deliver Sufficient claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the Claim to the clerk to copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to mail one copy to each personal representative. each personal representative, - All persons interested In the estate All persons inlerested in the to whom a copy of this Notice of tO whom a copy of this Notice - Legal Notice ___________________________ UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA. ORLANDO DIVISION COURT NO. 74.113 ORL.CIV.R UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. let fOrth below All persons having claims or "It appears that he overdosed on peppermint caii 1" 000NESBURY , by Garry Trudeau ' "Ir__.rr aT of the above court a wrilten statement of any claim or demand they may have Each Clam muSt be in writing mc, mual indicate the b.i5 hOt th claim, the name and Zone - To park a mobile horn. 0(1 the South I30feet 01w "t of NW ".of Section 9 71 31, off SR 426. (01ST I) 2 PC TEN J. MALETTA - BACI - To park a mobile home on the W 5.31 2' of N 500' of NW '40f NE ' 0 NW ia of Section 257032. less fbi C 209W of $470'. off Fort Lane Park Road. (0151 fl .3 CITY OF O.LANDO - BAlI 771 lE- A I Agriculture. P -IAA Residential, and R 3 Multiple Family Zones - To prmit construct,on of regional wastewater each Personal representative de5cribd property The SE 'a of SW 10 whom a copy of ttlis P,Otie c5 Administration has been mailed are required WI THIN THREE MONTHS F ROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, tO file my ObiectionS they may have that Challenges the validity of the decedent's will, queIltication of the perSonal representative, or the venue or iurisdiCtion of the court ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT $3 ICED WiLL BE FOREVER BARRED D.ateof lh firsl publicatlonof this Notice of Administration December 70. 19,6 .. .. - ALIVE • _________ - - GOVERNOR'S HIGHNAY SAFETY ' fi,,j4 S -. or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the dam 's not yet due. the date when II will become due Shall be Stilted. It lb. Claim is contingent or unliquidaled. the nature of the Uncertainly shall be stated If the Claim is secured, Inc security Shall be descrbed The claimant Shall deliver sutticient copes of Ihe claim to the clerk to and otherwise - i 01 SW 'v. E ci Highway 1792 and Not Spartan Drive. in SectIon 19.71 Drive 101ST, 1) B. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS I NEW TRIBES MISSION - • Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court ROad (01ST. 1) Beginning, thence continue East, Deputy Clerk 6. IRV HAMILTON-BAt I.)?. along said South right otway, 480.00 (Seal) 77).1V-R.1AA Residential Zone- feet, fo an intersection wIth the East PHILLIP H LOGAN-of Rear Yard Variance from lOft to I Pt line of the West I499. feet of said SHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND on LOts 12 and 13. Block C., West Section 17, thence run S. 00 degrees MOPICRIEF Altamonte Heights Section 2, PB 10, 3800" W.. along said East line of the Attorneys for Plaintiffs Pg 75, In Section 11.21 -29, on West 14996 feet of Said Section 12, Post Office Box 2279 Ridgewood Street. (01ST. 1) 93055 feet to a point on the South line Sanford, Florida 37771 ' required. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF - - ' are recalred to serve a copy of your written defenses. if any, to it on - - ESQUliE, Petitioner's attorney, ose address i5 STENSTROM. DAVIS & MCINTOSH, Post Office Box Sanford, Florida, 32771. on or before January 17, 1977. and file t. Original wi?h - the Clerk of this Court either before service on Petitioner's attorney or rn - -' cared for the ETHEL MAE BELL, his wife, A Personal Reprcsenta BOB'S STANDARD STATION. arid five of the Estate city's stray felines was savag3 M F IELDS, INC Defendintlo) Carol 0 Bailey ely beaten as she knelt over one NOTICE OF SALE - Iti is Deceased hereb,i given Ihat pursuant to a of her wards In an alley. ATTORNEY FOP PERSONAl. SUMMARY FINAL DEGREE oi REPRESENTATIVE -In St. Petersburg, at least Foreclosure entered on July 19. 1976 30 old people have been vlcti- by the above entitled Court, in the FELDER AND BERMAN Jed Berman, Drawer B one on aouv, Ilylea cause, the undersigned mizeu oy wo gangs Winter Park. FL 32790 Telephone: 6.44 46)3 the north side of town, the other Unite,d States Marshal, crone ol hI duly authorized deputiet. 'will sell PublIsh 20. 77. on the south side. Robbery and the property situate in 5emil. DEC. 52 rape are the specialities of County. Florida. described $. LOt 26. LONE PINES, according to Plat these gangs. thereof as recorded in Plat Book 17 "Peoe who commit crimes Page 21 Of the PbIlc Records of _. _____. are cowards at heart and the Seml, Counfy. Florida at public oulcry to the higheSt and best bic,c,r 0 elderly can't fight back," said fot cash at 1200 o'clock noon on Miami police Sgt. William Thursday, January 77. 1977 at u, West dOor of the Seminole County Cauchi. "They are old and d [RIVE fense'less. They're ripe for the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida SI)NS1INESTA1E_J Dated 121676 ________________ (#picklng." . MITCHELL A. NEWBCRGE'R St. Petersburg police Sgt. United Stales Marshal Safety is a famIly affaIr. Middle District of Florida W.E. hughes said crimes KEPIDELL W. WHERRY against the elderly "certainly Assistant United States Attorney have picked up," anti have an Attorney for Plaintiff icy effect on the comir,unity. PubliSh Dec. 27, 1976. Jan. i. 10. I.', '...aL'lViIYHIVP4 don't )O 1977 oltl Vr"olei "The 1' DEC Ill fed ' cents, died, suffocating to death on the gag in front of her horrified , PubiiSPi Dcc 6. 13. 70. 27. 1976 DEC. 20 _____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR S INOLE C OU N TV. FLORIDA CASE PlO. 76-2361.CA.04.EE In Re: The Marriaqe of - wouldn't walk out Petersburg areas, two regions deny residents. to this My wife and I Police in the Miami and St. Thi-om- who want Serchuk of the Dade County "But they're finding it here. ______ have an that needs ____ I$J BiuIiful, Palm Springs Section, PB Boulevard. thence run East, along 3. Pg 65 '.,, In Section 12-21 29. on the South right of way of Airport CJV H The hoodlum elcnt follow- Time... Y Paul J Hegener. ii,l(1Gg (Ito 10.200 sq ft on Lot 13, DcU'd Park, according to the Pta? MONCRIEF. Attorneys for Petitioner Block B. St Johns River Estates, thereof as recorded in Plat Book 7, Plaintiffs, Post Office Box 2279, an 5-4, in Section 1719 30, on Pages S and 6.01 the Public Records S.anford, Florida 3777), and file the JOHNNIE BARBER, Perch Lane DIST. of Seminole County, Florida, thence orginal *ith the Clerk of the above Respondent WILLAIM 5. NICARRY run East, along the South line oi said Court on or before January 11th, NOTICE OF ACTION BA(1 177fl av - i Residential Lot 40.5346 feet to a point 1093 f. 1976, otherwise a Judgment may be TO: JOHPINIE BARBER Zone - Lot Width Variance from SO West of the Southeast corner of said entered against you for the relief 65.3$ South Wolcott to 80.1 ft and Lot Size Variance Lot 10. thence run N. 00 degrees 38' demanded in the Complaint Chicago. Illinois 60636 from 11,700 sq ft to 11,243 sq fton the 00" E., parallel to the East line 01 WITNESS my hand and the seal of YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an W 17.55 ft of Lot 3 and all of Lot 1, said Lot 40. 2547 feet to a point on this Court on this 30th day of action for Dissolution of Marriage shall be Stated II the claim- Is shail be stated If the claim is contingent or untiquldated, the contingent or unliguidated, the tueci 10 Flo by Gill Fox ______________________________ Otherwise there Is very little you can do for yourself. Many people have such an episode or even more than one and then have no further difficulty for lung periods of tuiie thereafter. To give you more information on such episodes I am sending bosis. Others _I1,f address I 1407 E. Second Lot 109, J. 0. Packard's First Ad. December 17th, 1976, thaI property PIe? Book. II. Pages 46. 47 and 4, Sanford, FL 37771. The name and dii ion to Midway, PB 2, Pg 104. in deScribed as: Public Records of Seminole County, Section 33-19 3), on Greenway addreSs of the personal represen From the Northweit corner of Florida tative's attorney are set forth below, Street. (01ST. 7) Section 12. Township 70 South, Rang. his been filed against you an. you JOSEPH K. MCCARTHY - 20 East, Seminole County, Florida, ererequtredtoserveacyof your All Persons having claims or demands against the estate are BA(l-)7.77).7V P IAA Residential run South,alongtpie West lineof said written defenses, II any, tO it on required, wiTHIN THREE Zone - Lot Width Variance from so Section 12, 919.7 feet to a point on the PHILLIP H. LOGAN of FLOR IDA WAY RACQUET BALL & HEALTH CLUBS. 1301 W. 1st st. p.m. Ascension Lutheran. 8 _________________________________ such an episode careful AA, closed 10079j prevent fertility. Your founded. You son will have the same opportunity as any tincircumcised boy to father you The Health letter number 4 i rate possibility that circumcisions decisions can only be made on a ba.sl of fairly complex studies of the individual patient. * II, ¶ current birth disease in arteries lit the neck IA '1 SCULPTU .(-4) the of ' it Is well to control it. This is true anyway even wIthout such episodes. pressure underlying problem r'- and aspirin is However not enough facts are available yet to recommend aspirin regularly for public use. determine I would prevent a man from being fully potent and normal sexually. I can assure you that medicines. Even the deserve \\ Seminole County Court House. Sanlord, Florida 32711. The personal ______ Ww EJUkr IINJD Gv&E CR1UE 1k) THE STREET Dcead NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSOPIS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREOY NOTIFIED that the admn,strat,on of the estate of DONALD H. HARTLEY, deceased, rile Plumber 747 p ttng in l" Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida. Probate Road (01ST. 5) SUN FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF his wife. 'Fictitiovs Name Statute." Chanter C. VARIANCES ORLANDO, a national bankIng PIainIfIS. 56509, Florida Stat'jtn. will register 1 EARL BEHOE BAfl.11 771. assocIation. Deceasej ith the Clerk of the Crciii Court. P 1A Reildinfial Zone - Reer NOTICE OF 'flintS 104' Seminole County. Florida. Plaintiff, CHARLES C. ESTEY arid LINDA ADMINISTRATION Yard Variance from 30 ft to 20 ft on VS. UOfl receipt of proof of publication LEE ESTEY, his wife, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 1019. Block C, Eastbrook SD Units. SEMDEVCO, INC.. a Florida of this nOtiCe, the fiCttiOu name, t Defendants, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST PB 11, PagesaI and 62. in Section 34. CorporatIon, ci al.. wit. THE RACQUET BALL under NOTICE OF ACTION THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 2130 on BilSam Drive, (01ST. I) Defendants. TO. CHARLES C ESTEY and this party iS engaged IS 2. C. E. CLAYPOOL - BAlI 17. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED NOTICE OF SALE business at 705 Sweetwatet- Squarp, LINDA LEE ESTEY. 7) IN THE ESTATE: - R.)A Res(d,ntial Zone In accordance with Section 15.03), hiS wife' LoflgwoOd. Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Side Street Setback Varlaric. from Florida Statutei. Arthur H. Beck. That he party interested in said 2500 East James Street ft that the administration of tt'tq estate 25 ft to 10 on i.ot 1. Block U, with. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court 'sness enterprse is as fotto*s Lake VIlage Apartr7fents. of VIOLET M. BAGGETT, Sunlnd Estates, Plat Book , of SemInole County. FlorIda, shall No. H 17 Florida Wa. Racquetball & Health deceesed, File Number 76.391 CP, is Pages 16.22. in Section I42030. on Sill at public sale, within the legal Clubs. Inc . 20S Sweetwater SQuare, Bay Town, Texas 77520 pending in the Circuit Court tur of salq, more Wecificilly at . Cherokee Circle (DIST. 2) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Lorigwod. Florida 32750 3. R. 0. HAYNES - BA(1.11.77). II:OOa.m.onthe5thdayog January, that an action to foreclose a mor Seminole County, Florida, Probate Datedal Orlando. Orange County. In Re: Estate of VIOLET M. BAGGETT, - trIcks for West while he still held his ace of spades and South was down one Jim "South could have made the hand by leading a low club instead of the ace from dummy at trick three. - ROTECTIO) In Re: Estate of DONALD H. HARTLEY, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE is hereby given that thC required, THREE required, WITHIN WI THIN THREE 1777) 3y - P )AA Residential Zone Section 12, thence run West, along DEC.11 default will be entered againsl you MOUTHS FROM THE DATE OF MONTHS FROM THE OATE OF sad South line of the North 1627.53 FICTITIOUS NAME - Lot Width Variance from 9Oft ' lot- the 'relief demanded in the THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF feet. 61000 feet. thence run N. 00 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF NotIce Is hereby given that I am Petition, to wit: A dissolution of $36 Pt iriortler to divide the following degrees 3*' 00" THtS NOTICE, to file anyooj,cjis THIS NOTICE, to lileanyoblectbons E., parallel to the engaged in business at P0. Box 199, marriage, permanent custody of the four loIs Into three building loIs' TUESDAY, JANUARY 4 they may have thaf challenges the they may have that thallenges the East line of the West 1499 6 feet of Fet-ri Park 32730, SemInole County, minor children born issue of the Lots 9, 10, Il, and 12. Block Free blood pressure clinic, 2-i p.m., Seventh Day validity of the decedent's will, the V&dity of the decendent's will, the Said Section 17, 93033 feet to the Flo Ida under ttse fictillousn4me of rnarriaos. WARREN L' Sanlando, The Suburb Biutlful, A.i..__sfl.a rfl_,._ I,. -.. .. . -...--..---. .. . --.'--9U'iTicriofls Or me Personal 4'."1'cdriOfl5 01 the Personal :suvenu.sc s.nurax, itn anu i-Am, Sanlord. STERLINGSUPPLYCO,.fldthitl PHYLLIS C BARBER. CYNTHIA SectIon 122) 79, on Ridegewooti voim or Beginning. representative, or the venue or representative, or the ven WITNESS my hand andthe seal or of intend toregister s.aidr,ame with the C BARBER. FELECIA A BAR. Street, (01ST. 1) iurisdctOn of the Court iurl%diction of the court. this Court this 22nd day of Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole BER. and LATONYA 0 BAR I. REX A. STONE - BAt) 1777) ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND December, 1976 ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND 9V County, Florida in accordance with BER, In the Petitioner, lump sum flIUSDAY, JANUARY 13 - P 1A Residential Zone the provisions of the Fictitious alimony of the real property OBJECTIONS HOT SO FILED OB J Ec T ION S NOT SO FILED Yard Variance from 301? to - Rear (Seal) SIES, Inc., noo Holiday Inn. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED 15ff Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Name Statutes, To wit: Section described betow; permanent child WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Lot I, Eish Woods. PB 15, Pg 93. Date of the first publicationof lbS Clerk of the Circuit Court 56509 FlorIda Statutes 17. Dale of the Iirst publicalionofthI5 support, recognition of special in Section 202) 30. on Fieidingwood Notice of Administration By' Patricia A Jackson Notice of S. Donald A Long AdmInIstratIon. equity in the Oifltty oed real and Road (DIST. Ii December 77. 1976 Deputy Clerk Publish' Dec 20.27.1976, Jan 3. 10, personal property of the parties December 27th. 1976 Roberta J Brackett BOARD OF COUNTY COM. Publish' Dec.27, 1976 1977 S Elizatietts Landgraf inCluding award of the real property A MISSI0NERS OF SEMINOLE DEC 109 Personal Representa DEC.81 Pobison owned by the parties as tenants by COUNTY - BAt) 17 77) 6V - P 1 live 04 the Estate of As Personal the entireties to the Petitioner, sad Representa NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Residential - Lot Size Variance UNITED DONALD H HARTLEY. live of the Estate of STATES DISTRICT ' property being more particular',. NAME LAW from $400 to 7130 sq tt to market COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Deceased VIOLET M BAGGETT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that described as follows' buildable lot; Lot 6. Block 1, I FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION the undersigned, desiring to engage Lot II. Block F, West SintCr REPRESENTATIVE ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL in C Andrew Speer Section 35 IS 30. on StrIckland UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. of BRAND ELECTRONICS REPRESENTATIVE: according to the Olaf there-f at In Avenj. Ill West Commcrcial Street PLA iN TI F F Douglas Stenstrom v JOHNNY H, let-state Mall Hwy 6 and I I in the recorded in Plat Book Son Page 94 c' 0. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Sanford, Florida .3277) Stenstrom. Davis 6. MOBLEY, SR. and GERALDINE City of Altarnonte SQrings, Florida the Public Records Of SemincI I Dember 70. 197$ Telephone 130$) 322 1755 MOBLEY, hiS wife, Defendantls. Intends to register the said name County, Florida, MCINTOSH Meeting. PUblish Dec 77. 1976 Jan 3. 197? P o Box 1330 - NOTICE OF SALE - Notice Is with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of together with the furniture. tjr This publIc hearing wlit be held n DEC 116 Sintord. FL hereby given that pursuant to a Seminole County, Florida. nishing and fixtures container the County Commission Chambers SUMMARY FINAL DECREE of . Telephone 7722171 therein Dated at Homestead Florida thIs 01 the Courthou, Senford, Florida, Foreclosure entered on November 11th day of December 1976. Pubiih. WITNESS my hand and oftic ti IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR DEC. 112Dec. 27. 1976. Jan. 3. 1971 on Jaouary 11, 1917. at 7.00 P.M., or 27. 1976 the above entitled Court, seal of Said Court on the Ith day ci Brand Electronics II, Inc. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA as soon thereafter as possible in the above styled cause, the un December, A 0 1976 Don M Waters, PROBATE DIVISION Written Comments filed with the dersigned United States Marshal, or (Seat) File Number 7*.315.CP President Officeof the Zoning Coordinator will one 01 hIs duly authorized deputies, Publish' Dec.27, 1976. Jan. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD DIviSIon Arthur H Beckwith. Jr 3. 10. 17. be considered and persons ap will sell the property situate in OF ADJU$TM5HT In Re: Estate 01 Clerk p1 Ihe Circuit Cour ridci fl Deanna am the h.Arl ilr .--'--'--.--. - "'v'..uuruy. ewrlaa. oescnoee ' '. . -TNOticeof Public Heariag DEG-I - CAROt. 0 BAiLEY Serrr?note country. FIØ'td,j ' Orally Hearing; may be Continued as: Lof S. Stepnen Heiits. Oviedo. January 17, 1977 efry Kay Tr.r - ' Ci'ce4Sed IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE from time to lime as may be Pound Florida. according to plat thereof as 7:00 P.M. De Clerk NOTICE OF EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI R. necessary. Further details available recorded in Plat TO Bock 17. Page 4.3 at WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, STEPISTROM. DAViS S ADMINISTRATION CUlT Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE by callIng 37)4.330. Ext. 304 PubIicoutcrytothehiglse5ta,5 MCINTOSH COUNTY, FLORIDA Sminoie County Board of Ad They cometo Florida to flee the "They're all battening down the - CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINS iustment of Adjustment on Thursday, January 77. 1917 at the In wiil conduct a Public 5,te 22 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Re: me MarrIa of By: Victor Glschiei-. cold, the bustle and the cri.meof hatches. That's not what they I OTHER West door of the Seminole County hearng to consider the following Post Office Box 1330 PERSONS INTERESTED MICHAEL WAYNE MOORE, Chairman Courthouse. Santord. Florida the northern cities. In return, came to Florida for." " Sanford, Florida 37711 IN THE ESTATE: Husband.Petitio,wr Publish' Dec 27. 1976 Dated l7167S Attorneys tot- Petitoner and leisure anti - for increasing moved to Miami Beach last that the administration of ?h estate CONTINUED United States Marshal I JOSEPH MEI5TER - BA(17 1977 of CAROL 0 BAILEY deceased. _________ Wife Reipondenf. Middle Dil,lrict of Florida DEC SI NOTICE OF ACTION ___________ - To allow a mechanical garage 0' the Circuit Court tot Seminole same helpless, heartstopping New York City. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Assistant United States Attorney TO Jamie Frances Moore SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Lake Heights Firit Addilion, PB I, the address of which 5 Drawer . PROBATE DIVISION Publish' Dec 77. 1976. ian, 3, tO. 17, "A lot of people have been place as you could live," he Pg 40. in Secton 1721 29. Ofl Sinlorci. Fiorid,i 37771 The personal Decatur. Georgia File Number 74.3a1.Cp File Number 7* 313.CP 1977 Semo,' hofjtevartS IDiST. 3 moving here for the weather representativeoftheeslate .5 irving said. "But I have learned that YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Division Division DEC 1%) 2 WINCHELL EQJIPMENT - In Re: Estate ol In Re: Estate of and so forth. A lot of them I've been living under a wrong M Felder, whosi addre s p o ___________________________ that an action for Dissolution of BA(12 20 16i PC - Ci Commercial Dr.iiver B, Winter Park, FL 37790 ELLA GENEVIEVE CUMMiNGS ABE SCHWARTZ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Marriage has been filed against you thought they were leaving the illusion. When I see what goes The lame and Zone To lnslail seif service d you are required to serve a copy addreis of tne per Deceased Deceased TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Casselbcr'ry 0S%.\I.I) aflIl JAtES J.tC0B' ' WHAT IS ITFi-IILOSOPHY? SCIENCE? RY? IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 77) 2TE - A) Agriculture ion. - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COuRT. 1ff AND SEMINOLE COUNTy, FLORIDA To store a mobile home for two EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, years on Lot 1, less N ISO ft. M M. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number ia.is.ci Smith's Third Subdiylin, PB I, Pg COUNTy. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 76t749.CA.U.A Sanford IsA Women's Group, 2 p.m., Ciifs OH, STUART. THATS 10 Church, Casselberry Montana by Al Vermeer 434. 710 E. Rollins. ____________________________________________________________ PRISCILLA'S POP closed 8 p.m., St. Richards Church. YAC's Club for Singles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden - ARCHIE AA, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 74-17.CP TilE FIRST PubLICAtION OF THE FIRST PUbLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, 10 file with the clerk THIS NOTICE, tO file with the clerk the above court a written of the above court a written PB 13, Pg Statement of any claim or demand %tãtment Of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be they may have. Each claim must be in writing and musl indicate the n writing and must indicate the baSis for the Claim, the name and basis for the claim, the name a address of the creditor or his agent address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount or attorney, and lhe amount claimed If the claim 5 not yet due, claimed If the claim Is not yet due, Sanford A,%, 8 p.ni., 1201 W. 1st St. - C" .',.a , Ojedo Rotary, 7:30 phi., The Town House. . views as possible. to quit. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It's important to make a few FI.n.ancial matters are ver' concessions today if you hope to - interesting for you, but also You Legal Notice Legal Notice _______________________ _______________________ _______________________ Legal Notice ROBER TA J. BRACKETT, whose tative Of the estate Is ELIZABETH Setback Variance on the North from Judgment of Foreclosure in the SemInole County Florida. ac Sanford Screnaders Senio, Citizens Dance, 2:30 .1fl. Civic Center. today, but perhapsnotwiththe confrontingyoutoday,don't get totality you hoped for. Don't let advice from one source onli. attaIn the position you desire at - -__ Legal Notice 0 $ CC a Ev,nlngHerald,Sanford,Fl. ______________________________________________________ .1 Section 712131. togetr.er with Its. E 2 the NW '.of NW'.: the C '.. of NW .. the W '-, of the NE '., that portion Of NE ' of the SW 1 and the Nfl '.of SE'. lying Northerlyol the LiltIe Econlockhatche. Ricer, Section 3) 2131 Further described as West of Atafaya Trail and North of McCulloch Road IDIST Il THOMAS S. HOFFON - BAt) 17771 )TE - A I Agriculture Zone 10 park a mobile home on Lots 6 and 7. Post and Metcalf Subdivision, PB 1. Page 39, in Section 7120-20 Further described as North of Lake Jestup and West f Sanford Avenue 101ST 2) ' on the Petitioner's Attorney, Bill McCabe, whose address is Suite 1410 CNA Tower. Orlando. Florida, ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 1977 fld file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before on Petitioner's attorney or OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE. YOU ARE HEREBY N01'IFED a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In ttte Petition. WI INESS my hand and seal of o ELLA GENEVIEVE C UM MINGS, deceaseij. File NUmber 76 311 (P. is Pending in !P" Cit- cu? Court for Seminole County, Florida OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. VACATING AND ABANDONING A PORTION OF A UTILITY EASEMENT LYING BETWEEN HIAWATHA AVENUE AND IROQUOIS AVENUE AND BET. WEEN ORLANDO DRIVE AND SANTA BARBARA DRIVE, A copy Shall be available at the Office of the City Clerk for all December, 1914 ISeaf) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Cherry Kay Trav,s Deputy Clerk Publish, Dec 13. 20. 27, 1976 Jan 3 1977 DEC 52 "____________________ _______________ which is Serninol, County Coot thOuSI. Sanford, Florida TPe personal representative of tl5 estate i5 MAE C BOWDEPI. whoSe a.i 'es.s .5 Set Lyns Drive, Longwvotl Florida, 32750 The name and .1.1 ess of the personal represen lative'sattOrn,y are StI forth b,io All persons having clams r demandS against the estate are MONTHS F ROM THE DATE OF same E IC. H TEEs 1' H MONTHS F ROM THE DATE THIS NOTICE, to fil, with the Clerk of the above court a written Statement Of any claim r demand they may have Each Claim must be in writing and must indicate the basis tot the claim, Itsi name and address of Ihe creditor or hiS agent or attorney, and the amount Claimed if the Claim is not yet due. the date when it will become due Shall be Slated It the claim I contingent or unl,qu,da?ed. the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated if the Claim i secured, the security shall be described lIt. claimant shall deliver Sufticlent copies' of' the claim t the clerk to shall have an coportunity to be heard at said hearing By order of the City Commission of the City of Sinford, Florida H N Tamm, Jr City Clerk PubliSh Dec 77. 1976 DEC. 113 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO 7*-iala.cA.,,.EE PAN AMERICAN BAN K OF ORL AP400. N A. lormerly known as Citizens National Bank of . Otlando. ADMINISTRATION ALL PERSONS HAVING OF SANFORD. FLORIDA Notice 5 hereby given that a THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Commission Room in the City Hall in the City of Sanford. Florida, at 700 o'clock PM on January 10, Ihat the administration of the estate of ABE SCHWAR 12. deceased, File Number 76)17 CP. is pending in Ihe Circuit Ct,jrt for Setnirtote County. Florida. Probate Division. the ama ordinance by the City of Sanford, Florida, title of which is as fo4low, Cotirttiouse, Sanford, Florida 32771 The Personal representative of the estate is Stuarl Schwartz, whoSe addrns is 7720 Rocton Avenue. Chevy Chase, Maryland 7001S. The name and address of Irs. Personal representalive's attorney ere set forth below All persons having claims or demands aganst the estate are TO INC. -B All I? 771 2E --A I each personal representative Agriculture Zone To permit All persons interested in the eitate Private Tecwtis Club ots the E 33001 to whom a copy of thiS NOfic, Of N 640' of Block C. Far lane Etat. Administration has bein mailed are PB 10. Pg 19, in Section 152030. on required, WI THIN THREE Lake Mary BoulaJa-,arc5. Wist of MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF H'ghway 1792 101ST 11 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 6 ERNEST WITTENMYER - THIs 5flTlF ini.l....i.. BA(I17 771ITC-A.I Agriculture they may have that challenges the Zone - ' To park a mobile home Par a validity of the decedent's will, the limited time on the following qualitications of the personal deScribed Property: Begin 10.1 Cbs representative. or lvi venue or N. 4 iink W of SE cor of Lot I, run juriSdiCtion of tisi court N 4ch5. *5 33 clts, 54 Ch5. C s. ctSS ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND iiesa S 119 ft ci E 341 05 Pt and N 775 OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED tt) in Section 71 1979 Further WILL BE FOREVER BARRED described as Parcel A7) located on Date of the Iirst publicationof ltii Orange Boulevard (0151 it 5011cc of Aaminlslratlon 7 JACK WEHRwEIN-BAI1 I? December 7h, 1976 77) STE -- A I AgriCulture Zone and Stuart Schwartz M I General Industrial Zone - To As Personal Reprssent park a mobile home on the POIIQWifl9 live 01 the Estate of described property: Beg at SE cotAbe Schwartz of Section 6.2)30. thence run North Deceased 719 ft. IhenceW 1167.9 ft. thence Sly ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ' 512 tf. thence C 971w Pt to PBO; IllS REPRESENTATIVE theSlFS Pt ph C $0Of and less C 401 CLEVELAND, MIZE I BRIDGES ft QI N 5)1 ft thereof, and less lol per P0 Drawer 2 Tax Deed Book I. Pg 102 Further Sanford. Florida 37771 described 1$ Parcel A 3m t,, vi ., ' ' ' off S R- 421 101ST. 4) Pub Dec20, 77 1974 5 CARL HOLLENSICK- BAil I/ DEC ORDINANCE HO. 137) _________________________ NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR Itit VACATiNG, ABANDONING OISCONTINUIPIG. AND CLOSING OR RIGHTS OF WAY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE Board County Commissioners of Seminole ________________ JUDICIAL Plaintiff, 'WILLIAM F HALL and CAROL HALL. hiS wife, and JOHN A BALDWIN. Defld.ants NOTICE OF ACTION TO CAROL HALL. and all parties having or claiming to. have any right, ltiqor 'nterest en theçsoperty herein described cc THIS NOTICE. t file wiltt the clerk tC above court a written stalement of any claim or demand they may have. Eacn clam muSt cc writing md must 'ndi(al, th basS tor Ihe Claim, tise name ard address Of the Creditor or his agent or attorney, and th amour' churned. If Psi claim is nuf ,et CuC lIve date when t will become due Shall be Stated if tp, cOntlngenl or unligudated th nature of the uncIrtant Shall e stated If the Claim 5 secured, It-u security Shall be de'scr'ed The Claimant Shall deliver Sutficienl copies of the claim l te clerk to iCh personal reprnentate YOU ARE HEREBY ItOT IF lED ott the 11th cia, of January, A 0, thaI the abi)yi named Plainfitt Ivas All persons interested in ttt estate 1977. in IP,e County Consmlioeq' Meeting Room at the County filed a Complaint in the cho've Styled to whom a copy of th Ntici of Court for the forecLosur, o a Administration hiS been maiea5 ate Courthouse in Sanforc,, Fdoricia, will mortgage encumbering Wi THIN THREE the required. hold a Public Hearing to COflSlder tO4iowingdescri MONTHS FROM THE ÔATC OF real property a determine whether or not the Lol 6. BIc-c THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 8. Ti COLON County will vacate, abandon, NADES FIRST SErTiniu Intl-------THISNOTIrF - ,- - . .- -..-.,. - V WL'lfl,i'5$'l uiscontnue. ClOse. renounce and to plat thereof • ri fded in may hive that Chalienge's the disclaim any righl of tie County arid Platthe Book IS. PUblic validity 01 the decedent's will the the public in and to the following Records of Pages 796.10. Seminole COunty, qualifications Of Ih, personal rght5 of wly running through the FIor,da representative, or lIve vettue or dosaibed property. to.wlt YO are commanded to file your luriSdiction f the coLrt That certain II toot alley way *clter, defenses to said Complaint ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND locatec, between and adjacent to Lots 242 274. 277 and 779, e.tfs the Clerk of the a6rove named OBJECTIONS NOT SQ FILED Court and to Wrve a co thereof WILL BE FOREVER BARRED PINECREST. Plaf Book S. Page 1. upon the attorneys hereinbelow , Dateci the first pubi t-';rf 7tPublic Recordi ci SemI,iole County, Lifer than January Notice 6th, 1917. of Adr'n s't.I!.; Florida WITNE$5 my hand and Seal of the December 70, t97 PERSONS INTERESTED Court at S'anlord, Flortda. thiS 3rd Mae C Bow- den APPEAR AND BE HEAROAT THE day I Decemtaeq. 1974 As Personal TIME AND PLACE ABOVE (SEAL) five of thi Estate ,,t SPEd FlED II Beckwi(h, Jr ELLA GE It Cvi C (Seal) Clerk of the Circuit Court Board ot County 5y Jean E Wiike Deceisic, Commissioners De*y Clerk STTORPIEY FOR PERSCP., of Seminole County. FlorIda JOhn%Q4't, Motsing,r. REPRESENTATIVE By ArthsjrH Beckwltft, Jr Trisman & Sharp, PA S JIS Davis. Jr. F'..., e Clerk Of the Circuat Court By S Winifred .i Sharp POsf 0111(1 Bce 133(1 By M&iie W Wallier f, ,, ,,,,,,, .' , ----------", .-".,, r,vj,i,.j a.qev die Orlando, Florida 3250) Telephon,, 30 372 717 p . lfl PUblish De P'dbIh' Dec 6. 13, 20, 77. 1976 o. 71 05 DCCII I Dec 2 DEC22 DEC73 �IC-Evening 1eraId, Sanford, FL ii Mcnday, Dec. 27, 1976 FOR YOUR LONG NEW YEARS FESTIVITIES 3A 69th Year, No. 110--Tuesday, December 28, 1976 ie Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents . Robb ery Susp ect lIFliIFI I'OEK !!' 'Somebody FAIRWAY GUARANTEE Armour Testender Beef Is The Finest Beef You Cn in this ad good thru December 31. 1976. Closing at 7 PM. Cioseii NC.I Ye.irs ()ay. All storc i)fl Su nday. Jan. 2, 19 / / Prices TAD I TIFff ONA L I3LA CKE PEAS I I 66 HOG JOWLS LYKES SMOKED BONELESS 1/ 1110" LB. 1' €jp I:IIJI!1I R OAST EVERYDAY WHOLE FRYERS ........................ LB. 36 1nriq*iarti.r. 3 Hinil.pi'IT tors ECONO PACK MIXED FRYER PARTS .................. 34C 3 Tfli(Ik.'I!II1.bI RUMP ....... 3 Wings - R OASTS Its your guaranlee! 1.38 SIRLOIN TIP ~ .38 LB. LB 1 LB. BREASTS, LEGS, DRUMSTICKS, THIGHS FRYER PARTS LF368 /4e 50a fly ED EXTRA CASH DIVIDEND A NDR L. IlORMEt. CURE 81 BONELESS BUFFET HAM_ ..................... S258 BUY ONE 7 GET ONE FREE! FAIRWAY FARMS ... 98C FANCY SIZE BACON HILISHIRE FARMS BEEF KIELBASA SMOKED SAUSAGE LU 1.38 LYKES GARLIC, GERMAN. OR BEEF BOLOGNA 88C . LYKES SLICED Bath Breakfast BOILED HAM 1.88 ....98C COOKED SALAMI LYKES BEEF OR REGULAR GRILL FRANKS .'LU PAK 1/5th 11 - COLA AND FLAVORS -28 OZ -NO DEPOSIT 96 10 0 FREE 1 ni thr,j Gaol 121311/76 tPiru 17/)1/Hi Commissioners r 58 48C 8 oz-cup , . ut . DI V IDEND COUPONS . THIS COUPON AND Any Jib or CAN HAM Guol thri 17,31/76 SNACK CRACKERS........................ 7 AIT" 1011% COWPON AND T..1 PUFOCHASF Of 13 000, Mar. - DELI FOODS (.00.1 thru L LlM 12/31/16 $250,000 For Jobs Program, Page 2A , a Kimbrough and Bill Kirchhoff voted to wait andsee what the state decides at the Jan. 6 cabinet meeting. Williams p ushed for adoption of a resolution which authorized the amur. "We could do it," Williams urged, "but only if the co mmission wants to." All along W illi ams has favor ed in troduction of the amur to Seminole lakes. But his colkdgues seemed more hesitant. Last week, the chairman prod'iced petitions signed by residents of the three lake. The petitions supported introduction of the amur to t 5. 1.4c % A -- - FAIRWAY FARMS HALF GALLON 68C SUNSHINE CHEESE a SAVE 25c CHEEZITS CRACKERS -------- .--------- .---------- . 12oz. 68C FAIRWAY FARMS SAVE 6c WHITE BREAD 200Z. LOAF 28C 7 ICE CREAM COOKIE MIXES ................................................... 88C . NESTLE'S SEMISWEET 12 OZ. 1.O8 TOWELS...................................................... ROLL 58 BETTY CROCKER POPULAR FLAVORS 56C CAKE MIXES ......................................... 1s.5oz. LARA LYNN POUND BOX 44C ..•....................................... BIRDSEYE-9 OZ. CUP 68C COOL WHIP CAMPBELL'S. 104 OZ. CAN 16C 40C TOMATO SOUP CARNATION LIGHT. 6)c OZ. CAN CHUNK TUNA TRAIL BLAZER.. 25 LB. BAG DOG FOOD ................................................ 3.58 DAYTIME .30 COUNT DISPOSABLE PAMPERS DIAPERS IDE , DETERGENT ................ $ 2.1 8 1.78 41.8 ,.28C 38C . - MARTHA WIllIE 24 OZ. PKG. WHITE RICE .................................... , . 1 FAIRWAY DELICATESSEN INVITES YOU TO BE A GUEST AT YOUR OWN PARTY! It is really no proDIem for TIr.,u just cfleck *, ITT any of r deli Party managers The, have complete information on lunch meat and cheese party pLatters, salads, relish trayS. sandwiches and cooked meats We even supply paper plates napkins, lark and condiments Platters For Your Party Each Plq Shyl. i nct,dos "G000 TIMES** "HAPPY TIMES" PARTY PUTTER Q.* Loaf Bar 09 PARTY PLATTER .c.aI 8icj,,â 010 cooi.d Sa'ams Mvnifi Choose Yui01 md ()i.g Loaf FasPuic,, loaf Ann.r.cmrr Whfi C'n.s VOuf CPoc. Of Ors 01.1t'l Iwr.0 Pct. CPu,ciei Pci S.ij Harp CPucoc.,d Him Ven51r C?'.s, Yell ow an W!nh A-yr, 'an Cfeee CP..s, JOHNSON .24 COUNT DISPOSABLE T . HAMBURGER BUNS SCOTT JUMBO 49 0Z.PKG. SAVE 21c FAIRWAY FARMS 8 PACK HOT DOG OR CHOCOLATE MORSELS .......... .......... NEWBORN DIAPERS . . - NESTLE'S NEW 12 OZ. PKGS. SALTINES................. the according to Williams. POUND kL Per Person 1. No substitutions, $sss PARTY PLATTER f3cs* Ball P'$m P1,69a 5.4ar" Ti'ii, B'.asi Corn in Bi•t Panam P$Climjn Choose S* m, Arrfr.(Jfl C?ier, Pro,lr.. pr Pr501 • 99per Per son No $ubgtlfuflorii pisais time C AS H. (. - i... was absent again today. If the DNR wins out, chances are the amur will go in the takes that is if the action Is approved by a majority of the commission. The opposite is expected to occur if the Game and Fresh Water officials are selected as the state's top pollution-fighting entity. p.:.,. One argument is that the weed carp could make its way into the '' St. Johns River and damage the game fish population. The amur feeds on hydrjfla, which in turn is the food supply for lesser organisms that make up a lake's ecology. If the hydrdla Is eaten, er organisms would die, leaving game fish nothing to feed on. The amur cannot breed in stagnant water, officials say. But if allowed into the St. Johns, the white amur could reproduce .t today's meeting, the resolution was amended to Include iiurding that would require the state provide measures to insure the amur would not escape from the lakes Into the St. Johns. The DNR, on the other hand, claims the amur has been sue...I ces.sful at several Florida lakes. They said the weed carp has Bi virtually eliminated pesky hydrillas in some experiments. But the Game and Fresh Water Fish Coinunission claim the fish has done equal damage in other experiments, ' * -.. t' ' .' D I V I D E TA( Nq si..bsisiutions pi.•s.. You UivC hours of preparation, can devote more to Set UP your buff at. and be a perfect hoitest. Enm our nicety decorated chese balls, relish trays. finger sandwiches, fried chiclten-platter, swdish meat balls, chicken drum.ttes and salads. -4 D B 0 N U S I _____ • - . _____; . ' I , ___ _1111F.1visr 7, ir . - .................. •, - ••. (Herald Pli?e By Elda NIcPuofs) NEXT: WILD All revved up for the ninth annual Tangerine International R-C (Remote Con. troll championships beginning at 8 a.m. Wednesday are (from left, standing) Bill Williamson and Luke Potter; and (from left, front) Dick Clason and Leonard Lyons, president of the R.C.A.C.F. (Remote Control Association of Central Florida), host of the event that flies on through Sunday at the Showalter Miniature Airport, near Goldenrod. Details, more photos. Page 6-A. BLUE YONDER a I R g e woo venue I Beco e i c tory Lan e",? A i By MRYLlN TIPTON designate the street "Victory The Commission awarded a the Plannin ant Z.nn Herald Writer Lane' Reynolds had made the certificate of appreciation and Commission. In response to a request from request "in honor of this year's a plaque to retiring Sanford - Approved r.itr.a1 L-'.. Seminole High School principal football team." and wine licensing for th After much discussion the Photo, Page i-A Tanguery Lounge and Sup pe Don T. Reynolds the Sanford City Commission Monday night Commission allowed the Club Inc., 300 Sanford Ave., a considered a possible change in Sanford Rotary Club to use the Police Si,t. Russell W. Teach. accordance with reewa the name of Ridgewood Avenue Civic Center Jan. 8, 1977, Tench served with the Sanford inendations of the Planning an without charge. The club had Police Department for 28 years. Zoning Commission. to "Victory Lane." A certificate of appreciation The Comm Commission authorized requested use of the facilities mm naming th - Recommended City Manager William E. for their District Institute and plaque also were presented park at 9th and Poplar th. Pete Knowles to discuss the Meeting which will bring 225 to to SidneyM. RiChard, director "Coastline Park." of utilities for the- city. RiChard, change with Reynolds and 250 people into Sanford. - Read for the second tun ho has been employed by the 1uid adopted Ordinance No. 13 Cu iii tu is sio n e r suggested that, as an alterA. A. native to changing the name of McClanahan voiced the only city for l4 years, leaves in authorizing annexation. o the street, a commemorative opposition to the move, saying January to assume a position in property lying between Sarit. sign be placed beneath the he would not change "my I New Smyrna Beach. He has and Briarcliffe Streets afli present street sign. This sign policy" for this or any club and been director of utilities for between Marshall and Granad might, suggested Knowles, be intended to remain consistent to Sanford since 1967. Avenues, In other business, the shaped like a shield and his past voting record. - Refused an increase I (orflrfltssiflfl: ht,d,..t for n.,r,'h,,. p Recommended rezoning of improvements of park site., property lying between 26th and cutting the proposed budget b Lemon Streets and between 27 per cent. Sanford and N. Carolina - Rejected the only hi Avenues to GC-2. This approval received for an airplane for th was in accordance with police department, deciding previous recommendations by call again for bids. - _._.. ----- Ml flM4tJ CII -. or Two S.i.cJ "FESTIVE TIME " . -:- %hethe: to allow the pollution-fighting activities in the state of Florida. The DNR and the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Cornmission both are vying for the position of a Litho rit) [ThU officials want to place the amur in Seminole waters but Game and Fresh Water people say it's premature to use the amur and that the fish needs further study before being introduced into any more Florida waters. Commission Chairman Dick Williams and Commissioner Bob French voted in favor of the amur, while Commissioner John S 68C 8TO See SUSPECT, Page 2-A , Drpartment of atural Resources (DNR) to place the weed cap into Lake Orienta, Lake Of The Woods and Mirror Lake, three South Seminole bodies of water affected by hydrilla. Action was postponed until the Florida Cabinet on Jan. 6, 17n decides which state agency has the responsi b ility t o monitor COUPONS! 96 BHEAKSTONE• FOR MAKING ' PRICKETT The Seminole County Commission today stymied efforts by the state to introduce the controversial, weed-gobbling white amur Into three Seminole lakes in an effort to curb the growth of pesky 1111111111 22C . "Count 1." 'But they didn't," he said. "It was just a human error and as sheriff of Seminole County it's my responsibility." Polk said Monday afternoon that he 's taking steps to prevent such a release error happening again. He noted that approximately 3,500 persons a year are booked through county jail and this is only the second time during his eight years as sheriff that such an error has been made. He said a couple of years ago a juvenile was released Ia error but he was found hitchhiking within an hour and returned to jail. "I will be working with the courts and the clerk's office to set up a better method of communications on court actions concerning prisoners," Polk said. "But in no way am I blaming what happened in Moore's case on the courts or the clerk's office." Today Moore is in county jail in lieu of $10,()0 bond on al armed robbery charge. He and Lamar Mills, 21, also of Midway, are FIREPLACE LOG APPLES UIITU ytjrr FREE A;,," 0IVt)tN0 COUPON'. *IJH IHIS COUPON AND t'i( PUIuCHA'i Of CASH OIVIDIP4D COUPON, *IYH THIS COUPON ANO T HE PURCHASE OF Any 3 lb. 0•i officer with violence and resisting an officer without violence came to light Monday when an examination of jail records on Moore spotted the entry on a jail card. The jail card's backside entries showed that Moore was acquitted by the jury on Count I -battery of a police officer and found guilty on the other two charges. The entry also noted that Judge McGregor ordered Moore held In custody during a presentence investigation and pending sentencing on Dec. 16. Two lines below was the entry showing that the sheriff's department received the official court document indicating acquittal on Count I on Oct. 27 and that Moore was released from jail. For a while Monday, sheriff's records department personnel couldn't find the court order of acquital. Polk said it was found later to be misfiled. Polk said personnel should have noted the earlier entry on the jail card and that the acquittal document was noted at the top Herald Staff Writer T.G.LEE DAIRY FRESH NABISCO 8 oz. Pkg. 1.68 COUPONS CHAMPAGNE CREAMY DIPS 8c LINKS LJUL.i\ SOUR CREAM BREAKSTONE (EXCEPT.DAR HED 9 MINUTE LYKES SPICED LUNCHEON PINK 1 t'n or L.ULU - Seminole Shuns Use Of Amur CDUCT1OOF2kLU LB. ______ A Midway man arrested in a Sunday robbery at Sanford should have been in county jail - he had been freed by error two months before while awaiting sentencing in a resisting arrest case. "1 accept full responsibility," said Sheriff John Polk. "Somebody goofed in my department. There'll be an internal Investigation and It will be handled on that level." Harold Earl Moore, 22, didn't know why he was set free on Oct. 27 but he didn't question officials. Instead, he went to see his court-appointed lawyer, Carrol Burke of Sanford. Burke didn't check on why his client was released, but just warned Moore to be sure to show up for sentencing before Circuit Court Judge Robert B. Mc{regor on Dec. 16. The erroneous release of Moore from county jail a month to the day after he had been convicted by a trial jury of resisting an LJ 44 . Just By 11011 LIAWD Herald Staff Writer 0 :T Supposed To Be In Jail Was ." ppr 'FL'AfF r il. . human error STEAKS-M i 0 BUTT CUT or WHOLE 20 LBS. AVG. - lb. 88c GOLD KIST PREMIUM was ' - HM( LYKES SMOKED SHANK CUT H AMS Economical Cuts, If It Is Testender Beef You Can Be Sure It Is Naturally Tender. No Tenderizers or Additives Added. It Is Tender By Natural Means. Money Back If Not Satisified , y' MARTHA WHITE goofed... it SIRLOIN I. ; lED Get From The Choicest Steaks To The Most .. ri .L.T Beckwith Makes A Key Request Circuit Court Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr., whisked into county commission, chambers today reiterating his need ,. L u Hirald Photo by Tom 5301 EDGEWAT(R OR. 2e90 S. ORLANDO. SANFORO 420 CURRY ECHO RD. 1601 N. BEI4MIJDA, I(I5SIYM}p IPS N. ORANGE AVE. 5471 S. ORANGE, PINE CASTLE Vincent) FP&L WORKMEN HELP TURN ON THE LIGHTS 530 LAKE UNOER,IILt. 170W. FAIRUAN5, W.p, 300 SILVI U STAR HO, 114 5. SEMOMAN BLVD W.P . culprit driver vanished , 0 I i.. iI.. ....,.i......... i...II.Jl. u iw. w uiuur uwiwu w ewuru. Beck'ilth was excluded from a Hat of persons who have access to the doors alter locks were changed earl.izr this year by Bob Ellis, director of admin is trative sen'Ices. When locks were Initially changed, Beckwith fuxncd.and fretted and demanded that hehe given a key. However, all i_ ._, his protestations fell on deaf ears. Commissioners today instructed the county's pe rsonnel department to look Into the possibility of providing Beckwith with his much-coveted key. Today Ar mad The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb - 4-A 4-B 2.8 4-B 4-B 4-A 1- B 4-B horoscope hospital . 4-I 2-I 2-I Obituaries Spoils Television Weather Women . - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 27, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 27, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 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/5cc4c557f87f24d9bad13860c7975b94.pdf efe5acefa0a71e1d33d801130fdcf7ea PDF Text Text 45—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. - Thursday, Dec. 23, 197k c Young BLON DIE HAVE r0 EXCUSE ME MA'AM..COu....D CAU.. BLONDIE ' U LET ME HAVE A DIM BUT l DONT •• JI 7 BUM! WW DONT 'yCiJ GETA JOB LIKE ' EVERYBODY -- •-...,ELSE HAVE AME Ir THANI< GOODNESS HAVE TO ID I DO THAT FO ALIvING't,' r 4, Mod Walker BEETLE BAILEY NO, I4 EN RE VIE WlP4 TROOP6 ALL. AWRNIN6 AND f4A4 94Ak, EYES" Answer to Previous Puzzle 44 Wing 48 Dry,u wine i9iiiFA!lI 47 111-tempered I Possessed YA l DE ICE 4 Animal 51 Ray PE ARE S S ES society (abbr) 55 Small bills SIN -! N T F EL 56 Mountain 8 Boom CO Ft A SEC pass in India 12 Actress OENZA S 0 C Farrow 58 Small rug Si 59 "Auld Lang 13 Possessive li_i A L AS pronoun It AGE L 0 N 0 U TSR 80 Bnttomless pit 14 Hawaiian ItASP 8AE 61 Technical uni• ff, island T 15 Noun suffix varsity (abbr) jjj Ft A 16 Concerning 62 Sail upward A B AS SAM 83 Fabheu the ear I. S N T F A A IC E V S 64 Plaza cheer 17 Get away 19 Terrible tsar 41 Emperor 18 Beer mug 21 Cash drawer 43 Muller 20 Bases POWN 22 Dog doctor. 23 Stepped 45 All I Mesdames for sholt 25 The two 47 Man in charge (abbr.) 24 Sesame plant together 2 Isn't (sI) 25 Fantastic 48 California 26 Opinion 3 Tropical fruit 27 Metal 29 Poetic county 33 Scandinavian 4 More quickly 28 Always 49 Singer Home 5 Lay god 30 Canadian 6 Bin 34 Egg-shaped 50 African tree rebel 7 Broad necktie 36 Paper of 52 Ammunition 31 Charged indebtedness 8 Low particles 53 Dogs wagger 9 Alto. 37 Half a score 32 Pretty California 38 Baltic river 54 Feminine 39 Transmitted 10 Conversation. 35 Heras son (suffix) 38 City in 40 Second-rate al pause 57 One hundred Norway 11 Feels sorry artists 42 Drive back about per cent 39 Slurp ACROSS I I MEN t7 by Art Sønsom T NIM KI BABLi, TuALt. ALL HI5AAC MMORt(. e1 ik uno HOE by Bob Montana BEEN BEEN ONE ARCHIE I ONE ARIES (March 21-April 19) It won't count against you not to make all the christmas parties today. In fact, your system may be spared some anguish If you skip a few! TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If something nice comes your way today, take care who's listening when you talk about it. You unwittingly hurt the feelings of another less fortunate. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Even though someone you love is out of sight, they shouldn't be out of your mind today. Let them know you're thinking of them. CANCER (June 21-July 22) There's a valid reason that someone you're fond of may be more generous towards another than he is to you. Don't fret. You'll learn why later. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Before you get too much into the festive mood today, attend to those few little tasks. Then you can play with a clear conscience. go 4M by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP • p p.. r SHE 15" p • 4 INN by Howse Schneider EEK & MEEK r 7 6t'Qt 2 1/ / / 00 CTr BUGS BUNNY 12•23 by Scoff.l & Hsimdohl 4 REMEM-R, MASTES FUDO, - IWILL NT' V EuNDER— SOLD! I1&V3P ir! \1 o FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves 014,oH! THE GOVERNMENT'S GO!' L A NEW REVENUE' SHARING PLAN! NOW I DEAR DR. LAMB — Is there any cure or treatment for r. fibrocystic disease of the breast besides surgery once or twice a year? My doctor says I have to Lamb learn to live with it. I have a AW mammogram once a year and just had surgery for a large mass of cysts from one breast that looked like grapes full of yellow fluid. The other breast lump then one is on safer k..S £k_. ..IA n,.tn.nAa J UW. nas LJ1V same UUL UIC .1...a.. UU'..WI 3dIU hassL_ It is well and good to say that An Iowa reader wants to ask they were cystic so just keep a North really scraped the James Jacoby his age when the important point Is to tell the close watch on them. bottom of the barrel to dig up his father first taught him difference between a cyst and a I want to know what can be definite lump, but it isn't that his raise to to spades. For- bridge. done and if there are any Jim's reply. "I learned easy in a breast that is full of tunately. South had a mighty sound rebid to the game con- bridge when I was 16 and a treatments or should I change cysts. That is why a woman tract, so there was some play Freshman at Notre Dame. At doctors. with a lot of these should have a for it. that time my father was in the Is having the breast removed breast examination by her South won the diamond lead Navy and In Korea, but he did the answer or not? I can't see doctor every four to six months. with his ace and noted that answer questions for mewhen Although there is a lot of East had dropped the eight I wrote to him." going to the hospital once or (Do you have a question twice a year for surgery. I discussion currently on the spot. It looked like the start of would just as soon have both value and danger of main.an echo to show a doubleton. for the experts? Write "Ask breasts removed If it will put a mography it is used in cases There didn't seem to be much the Jacobys" care of this chance of getting a discard on newspaper. The Jacobys will stop to these cystic formations such as yours because of the the 10 that could be establish, answer Individual questions This is making an emotional high incidence of cancer and ed. if stamped, self-addressed the consequences if cancer is wreck of me. I am 44. However. South found a way envelopes are enclosed Thee) not detected early. You should to give himself an extra most interesting questions DEAR READER — You have continue to rely on your doctor chance. He cashed his ace and will be used in this column problem. perplexing a to advise you on how often you jack of trumps and then led and will receive copies of However, as many as a third of JACOB V MODERN) have such should an his jack of diamonds. adult women have fibrocystic examination as It applies to disease (also called chronic SIDE GLANCES your case. by Gill Fox mastitis). The amount of difSome doctors are now more ficulty depends upon the extent in favor of a simple masterof the disease. The recurrent tomy in cases such as yours. It formation of cysts is not depends again on how much dangerous although cysts can trouble it causes. In most cases cause pain and tenderness, however, a regular careful fat Symptoms are relieved some evaluation combined with self. with a well-fitting brassiere and examination will be adequate. "1 t with the application of heat. A Jir In a woman with severe I cyst or cysts can be drained problems and with a am fily / — •'l I •' with a needle. history of breast cancer the The important point is choice might be different. Talk .' establishing whether a woman it over with your doctor if you has cysts in the breast or if continue to need surgery and there is a definite nodule that is perhaps ask for a consultation .not a cyst. II it is a nodule the with a specialist in gynecology. question of a malignancy of the For information on the breast must be settled. menopause send 50 cents with a long, stamped, self-addressed I hate to frighten you t envelope for The Health Letter —\If may make the wrong number 5-12. Just send your you don't have the right facts. request to Dr. Lamb in care of Cancer of the breast is three to the Evening Herald, P.O. Box five times as common in women 1551, Radio City Station, New with cystic mastitis. That is York, NY 10019. why your doctor is wisely ikeeping such dose track of you. FLORI It is not unusual to have a 'I biopsy or removal of an area to be sure it is a cyst and not a nodule. If the cyst can be SUNSHINE STATE.. "Slop worrying about the world's overpopulation problem drained and there is no residual and admire your new grandson! rk YES, I THINK - kkR! N 69th Year, No. 10B.—Friday, December 24, 1976 VAR HAVE TO SHARE EVEN MORE O OUR REVENUE W171H ?HEM THMfL'l il.ZS by T. K. Ryan ARRIVE Construction Beginning Within 120 Days Two-Year Tarciet Set For Jail IL 49cTue 1MT14' .$ 5i%441 sm.11,5 O4mW I MM F^7zV7/Irias1w fX M=4MS SWIM R4'4C4LS! \..._ — * )t e4 V7W Y5.Aazieatw . m MV, iru AV, AM PE OA*"MW - . rsss. Fti5 I -, RWOW cif ,4r 7/?4qy? /TR6'lTt'P PVTh? 71447 F1W 5K! as, 9.OZ.R1 -. rift- '.. na ...I Th e EAr has been roaming around the school folks recently — and has learned quite a bit about the problems facing those policy. makers. One of the recent bigger ones — and hold on to your hats — was on the question of windows. or, more precisely, on whether to have windows and if so how many and where to put them In the new district administration building. Not a glass-shattering decision, the EAr concludes, but one that has taken up a lot of official and unofficial time. Board Chairman Davie Sims even conducted an informal poll of admiflistrators: School Supt. Bud Layer said he was not "hung up" on windows (the EAr hopes not) and really didn't care one way or another. then chief management negotiator Ernie Cowley offered to buy his own drapes if and when he got a window in his office. Secretary Dot Pennington said the women who work in the administration office favor windows, while purchasing agent Don Coleman said he and his staffers were not big window lovers. What about you? Sims asked Public Information Officer Ralph Ray. "Well, when I'm busy," Ray replied in his booming voice, "I don't notice whether there are windows or not".. .that brought the comment from Board member Allan Keeth: "In other words, you'd like to have a window. ." The EAr wonders if Keeth was trying to tell ole Ralph something. . . - . . . . . . I,) By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Seminole Sheriff's Deparl ment officials said today the expect construction to star within 120 days on the new $4.' million county jail-sheriff' complex at County Home liii south of Sanford. The long-sought project, to b financed by a U.S. Departmen of Commerce economii development admintstratio, grant, is expected to be corn pleted within two years, of ficials said. The funds are part of massive federal government public works project that haw allotted $137 million to Florida When the new detentior facility is completed it wit replace the present 84-bed county jail built in 1960 adjaceni to the courthouse at Sanford, Sheriff John Polk begas seeking the new facility in 197 due to overcrowding in the present jail that has been termed ohoolete. An ad-hoc citizeps group worked four months studying the jail needs and requirements and recommended the new central facility to county commissioners as well as a 54. bed interim expansion at the present jail. The interim expansion project, costing, $168,000, utilizes modular cell construction and work is now under way. Modules are being constructed by a firm at the Port of Sanford and steel work is being fabricated by a Virginia firm for mating at the expansion site on Hood Ave. on the east side of the present facility. Seminole voters twice rejected bond issues in recent years proposed to fund the new central jail complex. County Jail administrator George Proudfoot said the new facility, being designed by Gutmann and Dragash, of Sanford, will have 200 to 250 beds for prisoners, plus recreation, exercise and courtroom facilities that are non-existent in the present jail. Proudfoot said the cell areas of the new facility, tentatively Planned in a pod-arrangement, will be on split levels so correctional personnel can view all cells at the same time. The architects now will prepare the actual working drawings and plans in phases of construction, Proudfoot said. The new complex, which will include administrative offices and complete facilities for the sherifrs department, will be built on a 12-acre site adjacent See JAIL, Page 2-A ri 43b.1-4,*4 -- . , Ft j Herald Photo by RIc W.III; LISA TESTAGROSSA OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS: AH, THE COMFORT OF CHRISTMAS CRAIG ' L ETTER SEA'I7LE (AP) — A haphazardly-spelled letter to Santa, signed "Criag" and bearing no return address, has prompted gifts of food, toys, and money from all over the country — and even a song. "I think parents are using this as an example of what Christmas is about — sharing," said Shirley Martin, who organized a holiday drive for needy families after the letter was accidentally delivered to a restaurant here. "Dear Santa," the letter said. "Mom said you got lost last year and couldin't find your way to our house. we wrilly mist you aspeshely my little sisters. pleas come this year santa." To assure a visit from St. Nick, the boy said he was enclosing a map to his house. But he forgot to include the map, and the envelope bore no return address. A postscript said, "ps. don't leav any thing for dady becuse he isn't hear anymore." Employes at Francisco's restaurant started a food and toy drive, hoping that if they helped enough needy families in the area they might accidentally help Craig's. "We have checks coming in from all over the GENERAL LOCATION MAP JAIL COMPLEX country," said Mrs. Martin," who volunteered to help wrap gifts and has since taken over the drive. "We get calls from out of state from people who know needy families we could help. We tell them we will try, but that they should try to take care of that family, too." So far, more than $1,500 in cash has come in, along with several tricycles and bicycles and piles of toys. "When those trucks pull out of the parking lot, I think The Sanford Optimist Ciub is giving away 150 Christmas trees at Zayre Plaza today for last-minute trft-gbopperL Meanwhile Sanford Jaycees reported their tree sales grossed $435 — with 25 per cent of $$ going to the zoo. I'm gonna break down and cry," Mrs.. Martin said. Meanwhile, the search for Craig goes on. The Seattle Times distributed a letter to Seattle schools, asking teachers to help find Craig. "One of you must know this boy," it said, "a boy In the first years of school who spells his name 'Criag' sometimes, and who comes from a family without a father or much money.... We would like to we that Craig's presents reach him." Today Around fleClock ..........4-A Bridge ................10-A-3-B Bridge Calendar .................14-A Church Newt ...............7-A Comics ...................10-A Crossword .... ........ 10-A-3-B Editorial ............... ..4-A Dear Abby .................2-B Dr. Lamb ---------------- 10-A S.... I d5 . . . - '/T6CTñThMT UTLRt TOW Aat EAr — by Garry Trudeau 08E ftt7Z&ZI5 iVOVZ47W The Angry vibrations reached the EAr recently from some non-instructional employes of the Seminole County school system whose Christmas shopping plans were disrupted... Seems that 150 school maintenance workers, mechanics, custodial workers and custodial supervisors did not get their pre-holiday paychecks on time. Some administrative clerks and secretaries were also affected. Manager of the school payroll department, Carlin Eick, the EAr learned, got together with financial accountant Pat Hardin (bookkeeping department) and Assistant Personnel Director Ernie Cowley and decided to delay issuing the Dec. 15 checks until Dec. 17, the same day that instructional personnel got paid. But the move was made with little or no advance notice to the employes Involved. "Yes, I guess some of the men were a little upset over it," conceded school Maintenance Director Herbert Mews, "They had obligations to meet, and I think some of them might have had Christmas layaways that were supposed to be picked up the 15th." Employes seeking an explanation of the delay were told that it was more convenient to make up just one pay roster than to handle both of them a couple of days apart. The annual contract for non-instructional personnel calls for paychecks to go out twice monthly, but it does not specify exact days or dates. What got workers the hottest in addition to having an unexpected wait for Christmas shopping money was the fact that both the bookkeeping and payroll departments have access to the administration's $10 million computer for assistance with such operations. AUVJ DOONESBURY Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 011 West took his queen and shifted to the ten of clubs. This held and a second club went to East's jack. East led a third club. South ruffed; entered dum o my with the queen of trumps; discarded his deuce of hearts on the 10 of diamonds and made the rest of the tricks by means of a successful heart finesse. His play of drawing two rounds of trumps succeeded because East was short in trumps as well as in diamonds, but it risked nothing. If East had been able 11to trump the third diamond, South would overruff and still be able to make his contract if hearts broke '3.3 Cysts In Breast Need Attention COME. : IPJS%DE! Eveniii Hendd BRIDGE AT BEEN TA DONt LK AT HIS RboS... LIBRA (SCpt. 23-Oct. 23) Circumstances may result In some being alone and feeling left out today. If you learn of such a person, make sure to Include him or her In your festive plans. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. It's important to treat all members of the family with equal good grace today. Don't overindulge some while turning your back on others. SAGI1rARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Have a good time today, but If you've absorbed too much holiday cheer, turn the keys over to someone else. You'll ) glad tomorTow. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Don't let your expansive mood cause you to make promises you won't want to keep. Things may look different in the cold light of dawn. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Have a good time today, but If you've absorbed too much holiday cheer, turn the key.over to someone else. You'll be glad tomorrow. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You're the type who usually puts the welfare of others ahead of your own. Look around. There may be someone close who needs help and you are unaware of it. Us OSWAI.I) and JAMES JPsU)IIV _________________ N PRISCILLA IS A FINE GIRL, MRS. NUTCHELL! YOU MUST BE VERY PROUD OF: HER-' YE AM, IRS, Ll F For Friday, December 24, 1976 LEO iJuly 23-Aug. 22) Your mate is more likely to be filled with the Christmas spirit than you are today. Just don't let on you're not altogether with it and you'll have as much fun! •• '2-23 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL MENiuiu BOOM uui No MENno BOBI. manNONE no ME BONN BEEN ONE BOEHM NEIRENEE MomEMEN nomug WIN OMENUIIUBUU no Moom MEN THE BORN LOSER MEMO MEMO 1-10ROSCOPE The EAr also heard (or listened in to) a debate among Seminole County School Board members concerning a parent's request for payment in lieu of school bus transportation. Problem was that the request had been submitted after the year in which the expenses were incurred, and current school board policy forbids retroactive payments. "I feel that anybody who owes me money owes me money, regardless of the time span," said Panelist E.C. Harper Jr., which sounded reasonable to the EM. "A bill due Is a bill due," Harper said to Chairman Davie Sims. 'If I owe you a bill at Sims Office Supply and I don't pay it for four years, it's still due." "Well, we'd sue you long before then," Sims swiftly replied. The EM thinks he understands. Horoscope 10-A-3.8 Hospital -------------14-A Obituaries -----------14-A Seek& Find ------------ 1-B Spo rts ------------11-12-A Television .........8-8-8 Weather ................14-A Women ----------------- Golden Boy Scott Clark - . . Seminole magazine Those Influential Women Page 8-A CIRCLE SHOWS CENTRAL COUNTY LOCATION OF NEW COMPLEX �2A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 14, 1971 .' NAllON IN BRIEF 2 Carter Appointees To Quit Clubs; 3 Others Silent WASHINGTON (AP) - Two top-level Carter administration appointees say they will quit private clubs that have no black members and do not routinely accept women. : Atty. Gen.-designate Griffin Bell and Thomas "Bert" Lance, named to head the OMB, said they would drop their memberships in private clubs in Atlanta and Savannah, Ga. None of E:: the clubs have black members. But there Is no word yet that three other Carter nominees would give up their membership in similar exclusive clubs. The three are Michael Blumenthal, named to be Treasury secretary; Dr. Harold Brown, secretary of defensedesignate; and Cyrus Vance, Carter's choice for secretary of state. :E Wind Is Key In Oil Spill . BOSTON (AP) - Marine experts are hoping that an expected wind shift will keep a 100mile long carpt of heavy oil from encroaching on the rich fishing grounds of Georges Bank. But that's all they can do hope. Forecasters said the wind would reverse from southeasterly to northwesterly today and could hold off the oil slick, which is spreading from the tanker Argo Merchant, wrecked on the shoals off Nantucket Island. Mother Has 3rd Set Of Twins OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Beating odds of 512,000 to one, Margaret Murphy has done it again - she's had her third set of fraternal twins. "I guess my reaction was I really wasn't too surprised since it happened before," the 36-year-old mother said Thursday, one day after the twin boys were born. WORLD IN BRIEF Thousands Of Pilgrims Flock To Bethlehem BETHLEHEM, Occupied West Bank (AP) - Thousands of Christian pilgrims were arriving today to celebrate "tidings of great joy" with bells, carols and a solemn Mass In the town where Christ was born. Some 20,000 visitors were to arrive here Christmas Eve on buses that have to have special passes to come near the cramped and winding streets of this hilltop town. Strict military security has been imposed by Israeli soldiers to guard against terrorist attacks. Youths, Police Clash MADRID, Spain (AP) - Thousands of youths protesting the arrest of Communist leader Santiago Carrillo have clashed with police in Madrid's central square for a second night. An estimated 3,000 to 4,000 young people threw rocks, raised clenched fists and hoisted red flags in front of police headquarters Thursday night. Police chased the demonstrators through side streets and threw smoke bombs to disperse them. No arrests or injuries were reported. WE'RE OPEN Val 's Golden Gondola Pizza S. Sanford & 27th St., Sanford 322-7797., 'TIS BETTER TO GIVE... ...THAN TO RECEIVE?, Sertoma. Club president Jim Beebe (center) and Sertoman Jerry Morey ... Meanwhile, back at police station, Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler (left) present a $200 check to Shelley Cox of Seminole Community Action for the SCA's presents the Officer of the Month award to Sgt. Gene Pharis for outstanding clothing and shoes fund., work. Jobless $$$ Session Continued Connell, K/osky Defend Fisher At Hearing By DONNA F..STES Klosky testified about a barbecue pit that he had had Fisher Klosky said there was no inventory of the street department. "I Herald Staff Writer build In 1972 for the boys baseball league. This was one of the never saw Fisher work on the barbecue during working hours," A Judge for the Florida Division of Unemployment Corn- points brought out in an investigation by State Attorney Abbott Klosky said. pensatton has continued until "sometime In January" hearings In Herring's office - that someone in the public works department Klosky said that he never saw or heard of any marijuana being the City of Longwood's efforts to stop former Public Works had on city time or at least with some parts belonging to the city grown on city property. According to testimony given in 410 Director Ralph Fisher from collecting unemployment cornbuilt Klosky a barbecue pit. depositions to Herring's office, there was one plant that may have pensatlon. An appeal by City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. for an exact Klosky said that he had appealed to a Longwood business man been marijuana grown on city property and that Fisher saw an time In early January was denied. for donation of large oil drums to the city, between 20 and 50 of employs watering It one day. Julian, who stood with Mayor James R. Lorrnann, also them, planning to use them as trash barrels at the city's miniFisher was fired after 114 years as a city employe In Sep. representing the city at the hearing Thursday In a tiny room at the parks. tember for "misuse of city property, tools, supplies and time." Crane's Roost office park in Altamonte Springs, asked for the new Klosky said he took one to Fisher, asking that It be cut In half The action was recommended by L,ormann and approved by a 3hearing to be set for Jan. 3. Mayor-elect Gerard Connell is to take and made Into a barbecue pit. He said the grill was put together at 2 vote of the council with Connell and Councilman Parker office that day. the city garage, hinges Installed between the halved drum, and Anderson opposing. It had been expected that action would be completed Thursday legs welded on. Several weeks later, Julian worded motions for councilmen for In the matter, but the unexpected arrival of Connell and former The former councilman said he assumed the legs were made the specific purpose of stopping Fisher from collectingnan . city councilmen William Klosky and B.L. (Slick) Helms to testify from scrap pipe belonging to the city and didn't know where the ployment compensation., on Fisher's behalf brought the announcement from the judge that hinges came from. the bearing would be continued. Klosky said he requested the work not asa councilman, but ua person Interested In Seminole's boys baseball teams, and that the Around The Clock Page4A barbecue has been used on many outings for the boys and has ' never been used hi Klàsky for his own or his family's benefit. He said be had allotted only 30 minutes for the hearing, had not Fisher's attorney, James Figgatt, brought out testimony from anticipated so many witnesses, and had other hearings later in Klosky that Fisher was aware that Klosky was a councilman the day. when the request was made. Klosky, who served on the city council for one term from Klosky said he saw nothing wrong with the barbecue pit being January, 1972, to January, 1974, and was elected one of those made at the city garage and that the city maintains a balllleld for years, as chairman of the board, asked to testify Thursday the teams. Active with the boys' baseball teams, Klosky said, because he is scheduled to go into the hospital formajor "When lt comes to the youth of the area, ltdoen matter bow or after Christmas. where l could get anything for them. It didn't cost the city adime 10,1 Helms indicated he will return as many times asnto for the materials." .... get his testimony into the record. _....._fliwin his f.iwn n nffi IA I._ L a.. A t. WW, £LWt.7 - 0 tiU, he sum IUWU 1' isner doing an excellent job. In answer to a question from Julian, / r Cities Await ... JaiI Construction GrantApproval 3 •• - ••if I' 4 (Continued From Page IA) Projects for three Seminole County cities have been placed on a list of projects found worthy of receiving federal grants under the public works program. Requested grants from the three municipalities total $1.65 million. It has been stressed by Rep. Bill Qappel (U' Ocala) that the cities and projects were Included on a published lid of those thus far found worthy, but that none of the three has received grant approvals. The cities and projects include: Altamonte Springs, $l million for construction of a law municipal law enforceipent complex adjacent to.tbe city hail; Oviedo, $480,000 to complete a paving project of streets and repairs. The city began a paving project and spent $400,000 In city funds some time ago; and Winter Springs, $120,000 to extend fire mains Into the Ranchlands area down Hays Road for fire mains. Mayor Troy Piland stressed today that the city owns the fire mains even though it does not own the water system and that the fire mains are maintained by the city. Thursday, unofficial word was received that grants under the public works program have been approved by the Economic Development Administration for the new law enforcement center at Five points for the sheriff's department, $4.69 million; $1.8 million for Sanford's proposed new city hail complex and $206,000 for water system expansion and improvements for Lake M. that, In the Interim before the south Sanford complex Is to the Sanford Juvenile completed, space will be Detention Center north r of available to house women county agriculture, road prisoners. Presently women department and public safety prisoners are being "farmed ' . .- ..• •..-.. buildings on the west side of out" to city and county holding U.S. 17-92. facilities In Orlando. . The site is near the center of Once the new )all complex is :b..... the county but is actually Inside completed, Proudfoot said, the 1, the Sanford dty.11mlta. : Sam , Proudfoot said the present county will be able to accept federal prisoners, who now downtown jail is expected to -- i' "h revert to the Board of County must be housed at the Orange County Jail, plus receive Commissioners and may be revenue by renting vacant cell used for courthouse annex space to other counties for offices for agencies and forhousingtheir prisoners. storage space. Fi. \\ Holding cells for prisoners '' Studies show that Seminole's going to trial are already In. population has Increased from corporated In the courthouse. 63,730 In 1P7O to almost 140,000 Proudfoot said plans call for now. The Increase is projected — transportation of prisoners to reach lB2,000 persons byIM. f from the new complex to the The present jail, damaged by courthouse Ina special prisoner a June 1975 fire that killed a van, correctional officer and 10 The modular expansion ofthe inmates, has consistently -' present jail, due for completion housed Inrntes over capacity NEW JAIL COMPLEX SITE IS NORTH OF OTHER In several months, will mean for a number of years. COUNTY BUILDINGS. I, -a- Opp -: OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE Eat In . Take Out "4'. _ PIZZA—SUBS--LASAGNA_SPAGHETTI Closed Christmas Day EVERY WEDNESDAY SPECIA LI $15011 Al the spaghetti 1 sauce you can out OTHER SPECIALS DAILY LOUNGE OPENS 4 PM Open 11 AM-MIDNIGHT TUES.-FRI. OPEN NEW YEAR'S EVE & NEW YEAR'S DAY Aey 4. I TENTATIVE LAYOUT OF $4.6 MILLION JAIL-SHERIFF'S COMPLEX I �Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Evening Herald "Mr. Mayor, I'm proud of you and your father oulil have been proud of you, too," Longwood Councilman June Lormann told her son, Mayor James H. Lornuinn, this week at a meeting of the city council. Lormann had taken up the majority of the 2hour meeting with a series of department reports, During recent weeks the city council had bowed to his request that he be allowed to give his reports at the beginning of the meetings. He was able to persuade the governing body to change the time for his reports after he had suffered through two years of watching councilmen, tired at the cud of lengthy sessions, barely tolerate hearing his voice. Lormann attended his last council meeting this week, as mayor, leaving before adjournment to celebrate with his wife, Marcia, her birthday. He had not run for re-election and is to be replaced Jan. 3 by Gerard Connell, currently completing his first term as a councilman, While Lormann would not be attending any more council meetings as mayor, he would for the the last Few aays he has remaining in office represent the \ ni:N(li :\Vl,, S:\NF'ltD, Fl..-\. t21 :rt'.t ('isle Ii ,.:122.2t;j1 or 81-9993 Friday, December 24, 1976-4A 1. Around VAVNE I). DOYlj.:, Publisher NUMAN H. OSIIJUN. Editor .It)SEI'Il I). VAN IlWKlJ', Advertising Director 9 lvm~ Hint I hIiver Week. 55 tents: Month. $2411: (i Months, $14, 20 tI4U, Ih Mail: In l'Ioritja sanit. its home deliver y . All ''ther im,il Mt'ritii, $2.1I: 6 Months, $i1.20; 12 Months. $32.40. E ~ 7 ___ in P. Pomp ;_' ,4,: Won ' t Suit The Clock President By DONNA ESTES Carter .: It is unlikely & President-elect Carter will ride the new Washington subway the way Gov. :Michael Michael Dukakis rides the MBTA to the State House in Boston, or that he'll trade the White I-: fleet of limousines for California Gov. Jerry Brown's chauffeurless Plymouth. But Jimmy Carter insists he will be a citizen :president in the Jacksonian mold, beginning with >'his inauguration. The intent is laudable; the diminution of the imperial presidency, crucial. j. For too long Americans have seen their president as a man apart, practicing an insider's :kind of politics disconnected from their daily ,.'concerns and their perceptions of the nation's :problems. Their view has been accurate and often shared by the occupants of th e White House who }have lived hermetically sealed from the contamination of the commonplace. Surrounded by .sycophant.s, treated to every conceivable luxury and convenience, any man finds it hard to ':remember his mortality or the fallibility of in. dividual judgment. Th is perception of near-omnipotence, perhaps ?,-naively fed by the media with their saturati , on coverage of the presidency, has, in the past, (created expectations that cannot be filled . inevitably disillusion sets in and the man, elected in a spasm of hope, becomes a disappointment before his term expires. By consciously changing some of the symbols of the presidency as he takes office, Mr. Carter ;:may lower the public's expectations to more reasonable dimensions and place not only himself but his administration back in scale. Informal dress and $5 tickets on inaug uration day may even remind people, including some of the millions who :didn't vote on election day, - that the nation's :,politics can be their business after all, Mr. Carter's inauguration will set the tone for In administration he promises will be democratic Jn substance as well as style. The ceremony should be simple, befitting a nation in need of restraint, :moderation and realism. That does not mean the day need be dull, not 'Ahat the president should dress like the executive :of the Peoria Chamber of Commerce. But Jimmy Carter is right in recognizing that on this occasion :pomp won't suit th e circumstance. What Lffe Price 1, ? Famed Texas physician and heart surgery pioneer, Dr. Denton Cooley, has been named, along with a number of other defendants, in a $31 million malpra ct ice suit filed by a former patient. Yes, you read correctly $31 million. According to the wire service report , Cooley implant ed a heart valve in th e plantlif back in 1969, an operation requiring the patent's written consent. All went well until 1975, at which time the patient claims she began experien cing symptoms similar to those she had before the operation. About this time, she was notified by Cooley he had received reports of a number of fail ures in her particular type of heart i valve and he urged her to return to Texas so he could replace it with a im proved model. This she did, by Virtue of which she now has a complain t which she and her lawyers claim.$31 million will cure. Although . 1 not claiming that the operations were bungled or unnecessary, her suit alleges that she is entitled to that amount as recom:pmseorthementaj and expense she sutfJ as 5 : result of having to widerga a second operation. Now, we make no pretense of medical expertise, but it seems obvious that the lease on life gained from th e operations must be worth something. Why, not too many years ago, people :with serious heart ailments dom lived long enough to sue anybody, much less the doctor who struggled to keep the "grim rea per" at bay for a few more months or years. In the meantime, medical and health care costs keep sthalIng upward. With mulUmIlllon.dollar "malpractice" suits becoming commonplace, is it any wonder? ØERRY'S WORLD city at hearings before the state unemployment compensation judge in a continuing effort by city government to stop former Public Works Director Ralph Fisher from collecting unemploment compensation. Fisher was fired inSeptember by the majority of the council on Lormann's recommendation, He said his recommendation was based on the basis on Fisher's deposition in State Attorney Abbott herring's officc in the pro! of Fisher's department. Herring's office gave Fisher immunity and Fisher in the deposition appears to answer all questions, Interestingly enough, a search of the public records in Longwood has been unable to turn up copies of letters written by city officials to the state outlining the reasons why Fisher should be denied unemployment compensation. The Judge, however, asked probing questions during former city councilman William Klosky's testimony about city gasoline purportedly diverted by Fisher, for his own use. Fisher in his deposition said he had used city gas on two occasions for his car when it was used on city business and with permission of the councilman that headed his department. BUSINESS in I The city had the unusual situation, perhaps the only situation of its kind in the area, of a mother, Mrs. Lormann has one year remaining in her second term on the city council. _. I I El e I-'r ic e 1~ 1T%.1 V1%,V1t1. k 11 I . i "Oh",,-,/, ir The Lormann name became known in Longwood when Jim's father, the late Al Lormann, served as mayor for 10 years, dying in office. while his fat her was mayor, young Jim was a volunteeron the fire department and particularly during Al's last months in office when he was so ill, Jim seemed always at his side, I)r, William G. Callerman of Casselberry, a professor at Florida Technological University; and Brad Hollingsworth of Sanford, a commercial loan officer with Flagship Bank, are among five young area business and professional men selected to visit Australia on a Rotary Foundation Group study exchange project. The trip must be scheduled within a two-year period. During one period when there was dissension in the police department, Al was invited to discuss matters with police officers at the police station late one night. Although violence was hinted at and despite Al's severe illness, he showed up with Jim and calmed the situation down. Al Lormann was quite a guy. 11 ,XT~-` I X \~ 11 We Pay For M ili ar) /rrn s Association Elects RiChard S. M. RiChard Jr., director of utilities for the City of Sanford, has been elected president of the Florida Pollution Control Association, afV 'ated with the Water Pollution Control Federation, Washington, D. C. t WASHINGTON (NEA)— Air Force Magazine is to a rmaments what Play boy is to sex. Its cent ld Features frontal shots of the B-i bomber. Its readers get it on by viewing graphs of the balance of power. And each year around Christmas It dedicates itself to a pornographic review in the truest sense: an exhaustive listing - - I of the military strengths of most of the world's nations. . ',' ____ ____ .. ____ V — " •O., . . . IL, ..... ' ' :. SW billion annually to support some 25 million active and about 56 million standby soldiers, It can be argued that these' totals are somewhat exaggerated . Adding up militarism is not the same as counting apples. Because of state secrecy and other vagaries, some figuring - . cent, engineers and geologists 35 per cent, social .'.. , __ the military tabulation suggests such sentiments I f - , I - ;, 1 1 workers 43 per cent, lawyers 42 per cent and health administrators 67 per cent overall, the supply of college-train ed men and women will, it is predicted, be well above the demand. By contrast, there will be hefty increases in Wax Museum Extends Hours . I -~ • . the demand for a range of mechanics, air con- a.m. until 10 P.M. through Sunday, Jan. 2, ditioning and heating mechanics, dataprocessing machine and office machint repairers, roofers, bulldozer operators, billing clerks, photographic process workers, welders 1977. ars hail of Fame, Orlando's giant movie and television wax museum, is opening an hour earlier during holiday period from 9 - — .I .5 PJ ft F %0e. ,* JOHN CUNNIFF There is a considerable body of opinion therefore which now holds that there must be a hefty step-up in what's been. ailed vocational trai ning on a college leveI totals may be several billion high, and maybe won't have anything to do with Christmas half of those listed as standby troops should not presents. The economy isn't giving many this fairly be counted. year. Then again, even an exaggerated list is in fact Carter's knots will be related to problems, a conservative one where mode rn security is economic mainly, and they aren't of the slip-t ype concerned. However, much money is being either. Instead, they are of a kind that seem to spent, it purchases defenses of unprecedented grow more difficult the harder you try. sophistication. A plane today Is equivalent to an maximizing entire air force of World War II; a single ship is production while minimizing the impact on the more powerful than any fleet in history; and vie environment? That's his assignment, and it have about 1,2W,000 times the nuclear power comes not necessarily from one or the other, but that was dropped on Hiroshima. And so it's clear this Christmas that often from both environmentalists and productionists, civilization is separated into armed camps Uiat Capital spending is lagging. Despite repeated I '4% training has a bad name. Families of superior students, In more cases than not, insist on standard academic route. A friend who works in I openings in the next decade is that we are going' easier to unravel, Consumer spending, while not depressed any to run into serious social problems. We'll have more, is not as vigorous as retailers would like to large numbers of academically trained young see it. Is it ever? But how do you quickly erase men and women who will be emotionally the consequences of recession, in which many unhappy, feeling themselves unfairly treated because they cannot secure work in the fields households still find themselves' True, the economists tell us we have put they have studied. Some will be rebellious. There a recession behind us. And the sales of big, ex- are reports of this today — but on a small scale pensive automobiles suggests there's money as compared with what the forecasters see in around. But who has it? A small proportion of the 1960 to 1985. # A number of developing nations have facedl) Unemployment continues to be a snag, but this problem for years. PhDs have become a with consumer and capital spending lagging as drug on the market. Yet there are serious .* t in struction projects without first making ab- double the rate for the poptilation as a whole, the support of the world's 121,000 tanks ,means one solutely sure that a determined opponent or a less that t!ould go to Individual needs. In India, rare species won't camp on the building site. where people starve, the generals command 1.5 Utilities probably are the most affected. Once Million soliders. In Oman, where illiteracy is they figured on seven years or so between the commonplace, per capita military spending is project announcement and the time it went on about $900. And in slum infested Egypt, almost half of the GNP is spent for guns. stream; now they must allot perhaps twice that time for legal battles and hearings and the like, Imperative need Is for better training, for ment.ary skills, These are among the President-elect's * t, therefore, to Project in an interoffice memo; the Indigun m .-...__ e the customer has purchased from someone else practitioners on a "jungle fighter" basis which forces them t - The Commerce Department said such orders, which indicate with him. the capital spending plans of corporations, declined 4.9 per cent to a seasonally adjusted $11.95 billion in November. That followed an increase of 3.9 per cent the month before. --Several major banks reduced their prime lending rates, the I charge for loans to their most creditworthy corporate customers, j from 64 to 6 per cent. They included First National Bank of Chicago and Chase Manhattan Bank. —Ford Motor Co, said two more assembly plants will be closed temporarily next month because of lower-than-expected auto sales. With those, six of the industry's 42 domestic plants will be closed for periods of one to three weeks, affecting more than 25,000 hourly workers. —investment Company Institute, a trade group, said that mutual fund sales exceeded redemptions by $13.5 million in November, the first time in 20 months that the industry has posted net sales. IV turnaround was due, however, to $108.5 million in sales by 10 municipal bond funds. a, * * , -r • perfonn a workmanlike job in obtaining just the right transaction on just the right property. To pit two, three or more practitionioners against each other in an attempt to find a suitable property is really quite stupid of the buyer. Since he is not loyal, why should the practitioners worry whether the property is all it should be? He feels that if he doesn't sell him something fast, then some J -4 good for him or not. Since the average customer is not loyal, th e average prac titloner has to adopt the attitude of self-survival first. Th customer generally ends. up with a not-so-perfect property ac cording to his real needs. If the customer is under contract as a client to a practitioner, the practitioner can afford to spend the time and thought to other practitioner will. Yep, I agree with you. The buyer always comes out ahead when he appoints an exclusive agent to work Stuart Eizenstat, in charge of policy planning for the transition, told reporters an annour,cement of the administration's economic stimulus package should comb no later than Feb. 1. lie indicated it would contain no more than $5 billion to $6 billion in new spending for Jobs programs. Businessmen are likely to receive either a temporary increase In'the 10 per cent investment tax credit or a temporary acéèleration in the depreciation for taxes of their equipment. Elsewhere in business this past week: JACK ANDERSON t 71hey contendM that the Kentucky cutbacks price structure, which already has been boosted keep prices high. Otherwise, prices will tumble Bylngton returned the fire in kind, as the na tural gas surpluses grow. This will hurt eventually would save $18 million a year, Into orbit by the oil e Soon the hot words were flying back Kuwait, which has invested hI1IInn In niit,u'aI and lame ducks In the White Hous In uraent. eIIfiM the i . i wcir eccusauons of "government on the night before Thanksgiving, th "' gas projects on the Persian Gulf. in Kuwait his alerted the State Departmen t that by ambush" and countercharges e Army el of r easing notified the Lexington At least two OPEC partners, Iran and the oil minister, Abdul Muttaleb al-Kazeml, employees that they "confidential" Information, would be fired. Algeria , also have huge nat ural gas in vestments wants OPEC to control natural gas prices on The bat tle escalated un til Byington, as two to protect. Both countries, therefore, suppo rt This has outraged Kentucky's congressmen, levels. commander-in.chief of the agency, deli vered a wi th th e loudest protests coming from Kuwait's efforts to control na tural gas prices, biting, 10-page scold John The chemical deflnitjonj are complicated, but ing to PitUe. Th But the cagey OPEC e chairman Breckliujdge, D.-Ky., and Carl Perkins, D.-Ky. potentates, according to accused his vice chairman of slowing down gases are categorized as liquid petrol They have told us that the job cuts eum gas our sources, aren't likely to overplay their are strictly (LPG) and liquid natural gas (LNG). Kuwait hands. agency decisions, needlessly editing reports, political, that mo re They can be expected to keep na t ur jobs are being awarded toi w ants OPEC to fix prices for both types. al gas promoting secretive meetings and opposin prices at low levels at least until more ing poli tically favored depots in consum er research projects. California and Since the United States im ports only an in. ternational customers can be persuaded to Pennsylvania. Byington thought this should set significant amount of nat ural gas, tle the there is no puthasethisnparauvaiy cheap energy. There is e vidence, Indeed, that th Once matter, But Pittle fired back e Army is immediate danger to this country. Most of the they beco another 12-page hurrying the move me booked on it, before the Democra ts take OPEC may start response, defending his own devotion natural gas consum ed in the United States comes nuchino on nr'Ii'.i to the Office niI Ent uccision. An Army from domest ic reserves. But high world price Consumers and attacking Byington's spokesman told us it wo Footnote: We contacted the Kuwait uld be "inappropr iate" embassy background, to comment on charges of political favoritism, weeks Th is forces the average practitioner to compete with his fell ov A bit more uncertainty in the outlook for capital spending, a key unclear. the effect of tying another rocket to the world right property at the right price for a customer only to learn aftei several to continuing economic expansion, came this past week with the government's report on orders for non-defense capital goods. What the incoming Carter administration plans as stimulus for the economy, including the vital capital spending sector, was still WASHINGTON — While the oll potentates increases, inevitably, would have the effect of in Washington for comment. /Z-Z4 BusinesW s Adds Doubt 0ii Sp e n ci i fl g the surge in auto shipments following the strike. much to society a.. the posts which require academic degrees. A spokesman told debated last week how much to charge the world pushing up domestic Byington told us he hasn't read Pittle's lad prices. , us he didn't know what we were talking about. memo for a barrel of crude, the sheiks from Kuwait but assured us the fued Ironically, the Kuwaitis fear there will be a is over.Pittle WAR PF WPRDS: Washington pressured their OPEC partners behind the world surplus, not bureaucrats, agreed; enough governmenttime, he said, had a shortage, of natural gas. those anonymous sol dier s of the s wivel chair, been wasted on the war. scenes to control natural gas prices in the same Prices, therefore, should go down, not up. wage their wars on paper. When normal way they fix oil prices. Indeed, this is the reas PENTAGON POLITICS: The Amy Is on they want OPEC to relations break down, they bombard one another This is a disttwbing development that could control the natural gas market and to rig prices. with blistering memos. determined to phase down Kentucky's lead to another international economic crisis. Kuwait expects to increase its own LPG Such a war of words has been raging between Lexington-Bluegrass rallitay depot, with a loss For the oil sheiks, if they also wind up capacity from of almost 1,300 Jobs, as an economy 8.5 million tons to more than 40 the two top officials of the Consumer Product move, controlling natural gas, could suddenly jack up million tons by 1965. The On the eve of the Republican presidential sheikdom's energy Safety Commission, priceL primary in Kentucky, President experts fear that demand will fall short of the Ford had R. David Pittle, the vice chairman, fired the Promised to review the Amy's decision. But he This could cause a repeat of the oil crisis that supply, leaving the LPG storage tanks over. first salvo. He took aim at a pet project of settled for a ro flo wing in the l980s. utine White House briefing from rocked the world in the early 1970s. It would have Chairman S. John Bylngton. Pittle blasted the the Pentagon brass. It will take a rigged marke ' • That measure would have declined in November without an 8.2 per cent increase in transportation equipment orders, reflecting college professors that jobs we've traditionally considered is blue collar are deserving Of as Oi l Not Enough, Kuwait Wants Gas Rule,' I 1 51aterials Corp. has declared an annual di dividend for 1976 of 12 cents per share, payable Jan. 17, 1977, to stockholders of of durable g000s orders rose 1.7 per cent in November following a 2 per cent rise in October. 1 I.. Christmas packages, and like any recipient of much respect and, It well done, contributing as gifts, he may exchange them for something or at least he can try. The public is blithly unaware of the disappointments ani Orders for defense capital goods also fell during November, by The problem, as one of my friend[s on Capitol vocational gudiance, for instruction in rudl- find a way to convince parents, students and "Pandora's Box" as you call it. I don't think you covered th entire situation about the "buyer's broker" advantages. It seem to me the "buyer's broker" would do a better job if he knew hi clien t would buy only from him . What do you think?—W. W. Dear W. W., You are so right! I did not have room in last week's column to mention it, bu since you brought it up I'll take advantage of the opportunity frustrations which constantly face the average real estat practitioner He or she will work long and diligently in an effort to locate thi 2.7 per cent to $2.4 billion. The Commerce Department has previously projected an in. crease of less than 2 per cent in outlays for plants and equipment In the First half of next year. 'Some of the question marks about the economy haven't been eliminated," said John Kendrick, the department's chief eco nomist. The department's report also showed that the broader measure ~6 Hill sees it, is one of prestige. We somehow must Mr. Saxon, plorat ion in Colorado, Utah and New Mexico. Th e board of directors of Florida Mining & . - those of a social nature. Each dollar spen Dear I guess I shouldn't ask you again so soon, but I opened up th Skelley Oil Co. to conduct uranium ex- .•*!* some of the other knots might seem relatively what types of training will be needed for job they are, it is also fairly understandable. There scarcities in the manufacturing and service have no historic comparison. In 1959, as the forecasts that business was ready to splurge on is, however, an aspect to the problem that is skills these societies must have to world was still working free from the Cold War, new plants and equipment, none progress at a has been sometimes ignored. It is education, reasonable rate. total military expenditure was about $97 billion, detected In many months. Literally millions of Americans are being Since then, detente notwithstanding, inThe President-elect's as3ignment is to get that The problem Is not primarily one of income, trained for jobs that won't exist when they seek ternational defense financing has almost money spent, and that's a mission that would them; not Just blue collar jobs that have been In the United States a good many jobs which quadrupled and we now pay almost $1 billion a frustrate even a television scriptwriter, require no college now pay as well or almost as automated away, but white collar positions day in suspicion of one another. It Involves environmentalists again. Some as in teaching. well as a good many jobs for which degrees are There are other costs as well. Pa rticularly companies are afraid to embark on big conWith teena ge unemploym ent remaining at required. some pay more. . "sell" the customer on the first thing he will buy whether it b The belief therefore among those I've talked If Carter can unsnarl these complications, to in Congress and those who deal in estimates of population, or a broad spectrum? By LARRY SAXON record as of Dec. 31, 1976. the field finds that first-rate colleges he deals withareextreme1yre1uctanttosetupcowses of study to prepare students for what they consider blue collar occupa tions. Christmas F is necessully weak. Therefore, the expenditure Carter will be seeking to untie over the holidays Money Matters TheEvenlngflerald Sanford, Fla. 32771 300 N. French Av Fuel Supply Service Inc., a subsidiary of lorida Power & Light Co., has signed a joint venture agreement with Getty Oil Co. and The problem, of course, is that vocational) _________________________________________________________________ Some of the knots Jimmy Send your questions to: Urönium Agreement Inked of these Jobs will require increased amounts of % - Why not make life insurance part of your planned giving it, year? You will like it and so will your favorite charity. .-.. and on and on and on. In the decade ahead many t NEW YORK (AP) value and dividends for opportunities or emergencies at anytim St technical training, %rQ 46w .del l Policy dividends make the policy paid up at age 65, when y will have paid in only about $10,000. You will have no mc premiums due but your charity will still have the $15,000 policy a memorial fund. You get a triple benefit (1) The amount yo charity receives will be greater than your total contributto otherwise; (2) you get the same current tax deduction as a dirc cash contribution; (3) you have the satisfaction of do something significant that might oterwise be financially ii possible. A gift of life insurance is even better for charity than a gift 'o wi ll beca use it is a definite sum paid at a defin ite tim e. addition, the charity may have current use of the policy ca - \:1-:%~*-, Z Im . If you make your church or charity the beneficiary and ownet a life-insurance policy, not only are the premiums income I deductibe, but also you are giving a substantial gift on the stallxnent plan! For example, if you are age 45, a gift of about I per week will buy a $15,000 policy for your charity. That mc your charity has an immediate memorial fund of $15,000 creat in your name, payable at your death. Florida Power & Light Co. is seeking Public Service Commission approval for a January fuel adjustment charge of $3.96 per 1,0O kilowatt hours, up from the 79 cents charge in December. - best it serves to remind that "Joy to the World" CHARITABLE GIFT OF LIFE INSURANCE Merry Christmas! Now that all your Christmas gifts h either been purchased or planned, stop for a moment and consi your church or charity. As part of your planned giving progu why not consider life insurance? FP&L Seeks Adju usstm en t tment ob While a range of professional increase markedly for mathematicians 45 per - I has for the larger part been replaced by "In Arms We Trust." At a time when millions pause to reflect on peace on earth and human harmony, totals. The magazine does not compile these figures, leaving this to readers with calculators, Th us at present, according to mathematics for nearly 100 nations, mankind is spending almost .. \% It is a melancholy package for its readers. At are of small practical moment. The people of Saudi Arabia, for example, are currently spending nearly one-third of their gross national product on weaponry. In the U.S., as in the Soviet Union, the national military expenditure approaches $500 per capita. Even In neutral Sweden, one of every six males serves in a reserve force capa ble of 48-hour mobilization. .% "',' C.C. Marks 10th Valencia Community College celebrated its 10th anniversary on Dec. 10. According to Labor WASHINGTON Department studies, there will be 13-million college graduates in the decade w hich ends in 1985. There will be Job openings for 12 milllor .-.,._ -. Valencia - ... -- J a ." . " ,~, I , OV . - erfo .. I 1 ...._p... ______ ______ Graduates Face Harsif Facts ,'I, ., ~-/ N.. U "40`71, " ~ ,~ . I If Two Men From Area Slated For Australia RAY CROMLEY -v-I rV Frank Arnall, C.L.U. IN BRIEF Mrs. Lormann, serving, on a city council while her son served as mayor during the past two years. TOM TIED MONEY MATTERS . Send your question to: Real Estate Investments The Evening Herald 300 North French Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 Askew H ints ke I Taxes Hi TALLAHASSEE (AP) — ministration, will bring in about Gov. Reubin Askew won't $200 million next year, but a say yet whether he'll seek a two-mill rollback in school general revenue tax increase, property tax rates is saving but says "it's going to he very taxpayers about $200 million a difficult for us to meet the needs year. of t he state next year without 'All the money that has come new revenue." bus as a result of the corporate The governor said in an inter- income tax has gone right out in view Thursday that he has def i- direct property tax relief," nitely decided to seek agasoline Askew said. tax hike ranging from one cent Under Askew's leadership, a a gallon to the 2.8 cents he number of taxes have been reproposed this year. duced or abolished, including Legislators rejected a gaso. repeal of the sales tax on utiiline tax increase this year with- ties. out ever seriously considering Askew said a gasoline tax in- it, but support appears to be crease is needed to provide the building for increases in gaso- revenue required to solve the line and ot her taxes. state's road maintenance and A major factor is the revenue mass transportation problems. estimate announced last week "I recognize that any in" by Budget Director Joe Cresse. crease adversely affects lie projectd 1977-78 general people, but they also want roads revenue at $2.54 billion, a rnod- to drive on and they want safe est 3.1-per-cent gain that roads and safe bridges," he amounts to less than half the said. 6.6-per-cent rate of inflation. "The, crux of it is it's subAskew, who plan s to release stantially needed and it will his 1977-78 budget by Feb. 15, have a stimulative affect on the in(ficated he will look at sWes tivnomy." tax exemptions and liquor and Re pair of deteriorating roads cigarette taxes if he decides and bridges is urgently needed, other tax hikes are necessary. many miles of urban roads "I certainly would hope that should be classified as primary if we have to enact any new rather than secondary roads to taxes we would not go to in- upgrade them and dangerous creasing the sales tax," he said. two-lane roads such as U.S. 27 Askew added that It "should from Miami to Lake Okeebe pointed out, since I've been chobec should be four-laned, governor we've actually re- Askew said. pealed more taxes than we've "We've been talking about enacted." mass transportation for a long He said the corporate income time and now the time has come tax, the only new tax enacted in where the slate has to fulfill the first six years of his adthat commitment," he said. e..iA... r.__ -. 'a.. a. �A-..EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 24, 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford , Fl. Adventist T14,r"ii unD r nr flub L1 JI (J(JII THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH , I Før,s$ Cd,-IR.4 0 !ria, Tar, Past., AsIacia1ip15t,,5 John Corner L. A. Kurth SatrdIy ' Servic es Sabbath $1S114,m. Sabbath School 97$a.m Vesper 20 Miiiyi, bite,t sent,? Wed , Eve. Prayer MeIeng 7:101S M. THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7th 1 Elm C C Nell Saturday Strv.tts Sabbath sctwol Pailo, It Slam Poster Seerv,cor I loom ,, GENEVA CHU CH . II, utyllylutyl : :::: : S.C. U. Geneva Rev Gerald Nobles Sunday SCP,00I Sun. Worship 10th nI 11.00cm. 1:00p.m. 1:30pm Sun. E ve Worship Wad Prayer FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 250? Sanford Ave P.5?., Douglas 0 Elliot? 0 lii m Sunday School met memo Worship .. Youth "Out 7 cop in Evangelist SetyCe 700pm Mid Week S,r vice (Wed) Nursery Provided far all s.rvlcn 0000 OUR NATION ! \&\ Non Denominational Rev. E. OniICOR Sunday $dmet Mor*g Wet-sOUp Christian Pa0y Church Of God FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1011 S Sashed Ave. Dv Harold Harris Minister Sunday School 9 OS a in Morning Worship Ilpla nt , Youth FOIII*SPI,p Sunday 436p in. Wed Service '.lop ML .. .,,. l:wp.m. . Il:um a.. EvusiusIWertIUp. . . 0:Np.us. Family Night (Wed.) ,.. SANFORD SILl CHURCH 2440 Sanford Ave. Svisdayldiosl CHURCH OF GOD 111W. 73usd Street , C.D.Harris SvndaySdso.l Morning Wonlip Pastor :41a. m. 11:01a.m. . Evangelistic Se,v. (, Miffing Worship YthLe0gul Evening Worship 0:41a.m. 1111a.m. 4:11pm. 7:20pm. Wed.PT.VIVM.I$ 7:00p.m. 4:11p.m. Y.P.E. Wed. 7:21p.m. SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ill Airriati Sled. Baptist Phone 3fl0$01 Clifford W. Schaub Sunday school Worship Service 11:018 in. tvOfsing5er, Pf•VOI.M.,tffl,W.d CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 200 F. ,r event (Sanford 0a,d.n Club Hwy 17031 000 SI*CIIIp Paste, Sunday School , lOam Pr,achsng a worshiping It 411 us, Bbl, Sled, I )Op in. Wed. Prayer MW ..4 Nursery Provided 7:20pm ''u " Episcopal Minister 9:416 too, P:Olp, in. HOLY CROSS 7:00pm 441 S. Park The Nov. Leroy D. Sopor Rode, HoIyCo.,smvnlet, .... . .... ...0:01cm. CliurdlSdieil ....... .., ... is: 41a.m. N.tyCsmmvnkn ..........11:11a.m. ti Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 $41 Orange SIred Rev I •vthGranl Pastor Svndayklw..4 Church Of Christ 1114am. l?.Noin. W.orn,ng Worship Sunday Eveni ng Wed bi ble Study Lutheran 131pm. 7:30pm Canqverors meeting Svnday CHURCH OF CHRIST IllPill,, Ipringi Dr AItamnhi Springs James P. Nt,dlism . Eva ngelist some Study JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH AOSMW,W.,tJIi. 1471 Well Pet Sheet Ev.nlng WetIlHp George Gallow ay Past., Wed. Evening Service Sunday School hlNa in 11:01.m. a II No in O'Np in 6 Wp m 7:20pm 1101a.m . W,*setday Bible Clots Mlw'ningServ,c, event" b.r,ic, 1:20pon. Wednesday Service l:)lp in. Old Trotters for a Now Day LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER III W. 7111, Place .p,, Lellseran *taur" and TV "This s flit LI.' Rev FIner A RscPir Pathos Su nd ay School S It. in Worship Service lCindergerte, and Nvrsiry CHURCH OF CHRIST IS?) Perk Av,tte Evangelist Fred baker Si011St.dy Merning Wthip III W.AIrpeelmed. Rev. KssN Ilsit ................Pastor Sommy $diooI ................ MIrMaSW,,$30p ..............11:011.30. Church Tre0.Iag ........... .... 4:11p.m. Evening wers30p.... ............120p.m. Wed. Eveniag ktvlca ..........7:11p.m. SIRVICIO Sn ISPANOO. Methodist Evangelists Bible Class 1101am 1100am Ev.lngWoPilp 400pm 7 32km Sbl,CtOtetiWed Eval,g.hst.CS.r,kes Wed. Prayer & Bible St,dy GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MYP Pastor 1:41a. m. 11:00am. ?:Is p.m. 7:30p.in. Morlpg*orJwp Wed. Iv.. bible Stidy VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH 510 Hoster 4v., 3fl4 Ronald 0. Taylor Pas* Ivn.davSasI ..... .. . 041 Mst'llagWe,sldp r . Ih5l.a. l:IIp.m. Wed. Pr.yw Molting .. 1:20p.m. .. 11:21.41i,u, 11:11am 7:30pm II:IIa.m 700p.m. Sat, Vigil Mass Wednas4a,5.rv, Sunday Micah 5:24 11:114.m. 1:20pm. Monday Jeremiah 33:14-21 Tuesday Malachi 3:1-5 Wednesday John 1:1-14 1171 Ke.ene Adywoomeng 5eew, Sbaatarg. Wpr.o Thursday Luke 1:26-38 Friday Luke 1:46-55 Groug UMYF Evening Worship Wed. bible Study £ Prayer krv First Wednesday Fellowship Supper Phoas 3)1.3441 agWorship ........... ....134a.m. chSdmII ......... ... .....0:45cm. Msr*ag Wiflhip ............11:11a.m. Nwsery LeeF. king MlnwagWershlp THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wul$wrAve..LaO Mary Now. A.P. Stevens Minister Sunday Chur ch School 0:41 8.m. MIraunIWSethIp 11:01 a in. Y000hOlSn, 1:31p.m. Wed Chswp,aclic, 10:01p in. 5:34 pm. 7:05p.m. 7:20p m, 4: 34 p.m. ) Poster I:N&lIa.m. 0:41 am. 5:31p.m. Sunday School UMYP Meø's Prayer Breakfast Saturday Luke 1:67-79 2adl 4th lliursday Family Night Suppo, tam set of circumstances. Peace, God's 'eace, is in a person. The parents brought the Child to -the Temple. rae aged Simeon took the Babe in his arms, looked into His face, and then lifting his eyes to heaven said, "Let the servant depart in *ace .... for mine eyes have seen Thy salvation." He could die in peace because he had seen the salvation of God. God's peace, God's salvation was, and Is, in the person of Jesus Christ. Is peace on earth the impossible dream? Only to those in. dividuals and to those nations who refuse to look into the face of the Lord Jesus Christ and confess that He is the only Saviour is it impossible. That humble soul who in faith will confess Jesus Christ as Lord and as his hnn.. ------ ...,, ..v ..••.jnnls, ,u, iivavvsi win ir.now peace. Ascension Lutheran Church of Cnccglknrr., ..,llI [load) in Casselberry, ill best lip no. today. Holy Communion will be celebrated. Ilie sermon on the topic "jour Greatest Christmas," will be given by Pastor, L. Franklin Dorton. There will be singing of Carols by the congregation. The Senior Choir will sing "A Child of Hope" by Lani Smith. Soloists are William H. James and Mice Dorton. Assistants in .. the Nativity of Jesus Christ preach at the 7 p.m. service. with two Christmas Eve Rev. Prt.tisdrectorofoutdoor Carifflelight Services tonight at education at a district church 7 o'clock and the second service camp in the Shenandoah Valley at 8:30. The Ascension Choir of Virginia. will sing and the service will Holy Cross conclude In Candlelight. Christmas Day will be The choir of Holy Cross commemorated with a 10 n.m. Episcopal Church of Sanford Christmas Matins Service, will present a Christmas Eve Pastor Seaman will deliver the concert of carols at 11 p.m. message, "1 Heard the Bells on .L_ preaching, A former member of the ,.h,,....1. ,.iu, fl,.. fl...,:.i 0....,, ...:ii swv. i,aviu Will most valuable workers and I award will be presented by I On Christmas Eve, the Holy pastor, the Rev. F. K ....s......i..a ...:,, ..,_ _,..., .° LULJIUIOOI WILL tIC ceicorasea by Student Recognition Day s The Rev. Canon A Rees Hay, be observed this Sunday Trinity Prep Headmaster, assisted by The Rev. H. Benton Ellis, Assistant Headmaster of Trinity Preparatory School, 8400 Aloma Ave. in the school's chapel at 11:30 p.m. Those serving will be Robert Mycoff, George and Stephen Taylor. William Martin of Oviedo will provide the music. The publIc Is cordially invited Marth.'. Hardwick of Emc University aad Wait Morgan Vanderbilt University w speak at the two morni services. Gena Bukur of Stets will preside and Scott Harris Candler School of Theology %t sing solo and lead the morni: prayer. First Rnntict allu at Oi;)U p.m. IJIC to attend this service. Eucharist will be celebrated, "In the Middle" will be on Christmas Day there will be theme of Student Night Trinity a 10 a.m. Eucharist at the Christmas, this Sunday, Dec. The Trinity Assembly of God church. 5 p.m., at First Baptist Chur Grace Methodist The Rev. Randall Chase Jr., currently meeting at the of Sanford. It will feats Grace United Methodist chaplain of Manatee Junior DeBary Civic Center will college students and care Church, 118 W. Airport Blvd, College In Bradenton, will be present an evening of music at7 young people. Through-out t Sanford, will have a Christmas the guest preacher Sunday at p.m., Sunday. A choral group Southern Baptist Conventic Candlelight Service on the 10 a.m. Eucharist service. A will be singing inspirational churches will he rvstIIc,hHi Christmas songs. Christmas Eve, at 7:30 p.m. Sanford native, Fr. Chase -a college' uts as they lead The service will include singing presented for his ordination to worship. and Mildred Blair. Director is Christmas Carols, scripture the Diaconate at Holy Cross. Mt. Moriah "In The Middle", a series Lillian James and Organist is reading and a sermon, and will Joyce Mayden. dramatizations, directed 1 Mt. Moriah Primitive Baptist Mack Lazenby and Jiinrr I conclude with the singing of Redeemer Lutheran Church, 11th Street and Locust The public is invited to both Silent Night. As the candles are services, C. Wade, narrator, will 1 y A Christmas Eve Candlelight Ave., will have a Watchnight °n presented by the followi, lit by the congregation, all the Eve people will recess to sing out- Servicewillbeheldat7:30p.m. Christmas Oviedo Baptist Service young people: Terry Smiti doors around the Live Nativity at Redeemer Lutheran on West beginning at 10 p.m. Messages Doug Doudney, Rick Austi Is On 25th Place. Christmas Day will be delivered by Rev. Enoch Sherry Cook, Tommy FoggL "Christmas Eve by Can. Scene. rm The youth of Grace are Matins will be at 10 am. on Rivers, Rev. James Bell, and Tom Smith III, Debbi Smiti dlelight" will be the theme of NEW YORK (AP) She had things." Saturday. Also a New Year's Rev. W. Johnson. Rev. M. Beth Duggar, Donnie Beverl the service tonight at the First sponsoring and participating made the big-time, acquiring But the sudden celebrity stat- Baptist Church of Oviedo. The a Live Nativity Scene last night Vespers will be held at 7:30 Smith is acting pastor. Dennis Garrett, Alvin Beverl money, acclaim and lavish liv- us that "Harper Valley" church will be observing the and tonight beginning at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 31. John Thomas, Susan Ray, ui ing. But it became empty to her brought, the high income, ap- ordinance of the Lord's Supper p.m. The community is invited SI, John Brodie and Pati Caldarelli wli and false. The desolation plauding crowds, high-pressure during the service, to drive by or pause for a few Altamonte Christmas morning services, will also give words of welconi persisted until she saw the star. schedule, including a divorce, Singing traditional Christmas minutes and enjoy the beauty St. John Missionary Baptist to the congregation. By the calendar, it wasn't the and her built-up image as a caroles, reading the Christmas and meaning of the scene, Community Cypress Avenue and 10th Alice Singletary will lead I Christmas star, but it had to do tart-tongued, miniskirted rebel story, and a Christmas which will be located in front of Community Street, will be held at 9 a.m. the evening prayer. Robi Altamonte with a child and it flashed a left her disillusioned, devotional by Pastor Bill Marr the church. Church on SR 436, Aitamonte Saturday. Rev. R.J. ClI.ffin is Hodges, organist and Cath similar meaning. "I'd achieved my goals but I will all be a part of the service Cosmato, pianist will present Springs, will hold three services pastor. "There was no mistaking it," was miserable," she said. She for the entire family. Families Community special organ-piano duet. on Christmas Eve beginning at says country music singer recalled that as a small-town from all over the community First Methodist 7:30 p.m. with a service for Jeannie C. Riley. It was an odd girl from Anson, Texas, she of- are invited to come together for Methodist The Layman and Laywoman Central Baptist families in the main sanctuary. star, on a lonely August after- ten had pored over mail-order a celebration of the birth of Holy Communion will be At 9:30 and 11 communion award of the year will be given 00n in Texas. It filled the void catalogs, dreaming of fancy Jesus Christ. "A Thief In The Night," a observed at the Christmas Eve services will be held in the this Sunday at First United award winning color film, wil ithin her, she says, changed clothes, a big house, chaufIn order to permit families to service to begin at 7:30 today at historic old chapel with the Methodist Church of Sanford. be her life and her singing. at31, Central few-ed cars, the limelight of at- spend Christmas Eve together, Community United Methodist Rev. Wayne E. Smith con- Thomas S. McDonald will Churchshown on Dec. at theBaptis Wald A pretty, blue-eyed brunette, tention. the service will be from 6:30-7 Church of Casselberry. The ducting all three services, she had gained fame as the receive the coveted Layman Night Service beginning at 'But it didn't bring happi- p.m. Out-of-town guests will be Chancel and Sonshlne Choirs award for outstanding service P.M. seemingly brash, hip and ness," she said. "I knew there especially welcome at the will sing. Rev. William Pickett In the church during the past A motion picture about Bibli uninhibited young woman who had to be something greater, worship service illuminated will be assisted by Rev. Ken. Good Shepherd year of the 8:30 a.m. Service, prophecy, it deals with wha ripped into her community's something more. Things began softly by candlelight. neth Miller, Rev. Roy Sampley moralisms as hypocritical in to work on my conscience." Mabel A. Chapman will receive could happen when Jesus Chris Persons of all faiths are and Dr. Herbert Bowdoin. Good Shepherd Lutheran the Laywoman award at the 11 returns. her hit song, "Harper Valley Then a "miracle happened" cordially invited to "Christmas Sunday will be Student Church at 2917 Orlando Dr., a.m. worship service. She has PTA." on that strange afternoon in a Eve by Candlelight" at the Recognition Day with college Sanford, will hold a candlelight been the lay leader of the Church Of God But it made her a kind of Texas cemetery, she said, and church located in the center of students David Nelson and service at 11 p.m. Christmas church during the past two " ony herself, he said in an InFeatured as guest speaker "God worked his way into my Oviedo at the Junction of SR 4, Cathy Arnhym assisting in the Eve. Holy Communion will be years. The congregation has Sunday in both the 11 a.m. and 6 terview. "The world put me into heart and changed my life." 520, and 419. service at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. celebrated at this time. t.,tg.,I 0..... el.. lUIC UI 01 sassy, snowon sex it put my fam ly back top.m. services at the Church of symbol. It was an image gether," she said, noting that God will be Rev. Larry created for me and I hated it, she and her husband have re McDaniel who Is on apbut for a long time I couldn't married and now live on a farm pointment as overseer of Haiti step out of it. I was so"steroutside Nashville, Tern., where for the Churches of God In that eotyped. she belongs to the Forest Hills area. "I was playing a part that Baptist church. Before his appointment as was not really me." "It's done so much for me. It missionary Rev. McDaniel In that period, she said, she was a matter of breaking down served the church as pastor of d "quit the church, doubted my pride, of taking my eyes off the DeLand Church of God and God's existence and thought the myself, or making me more most recently at the New Port Bible was Just a big beautiful concerned for others. It was a Richey Church of God, which is myth. I simply had never rebirth. I'm happy now, hap. one of the denomination's top thought much about spiritual pier than I've ever been, and churches in the state of Florida. it's for real." Having lived In Sanford prior to entering the ministry Rev. McDaniel would be delighted to meet his many friends In both services. The church is located at 801 W. 22nd Steeet, in Sank ford. niwavu been us .rw4 husrvsm,vf a,Financing and construction -.,,--------------new Florida churches and of the general economy," says Rev. David Second Shiloh church related facilities during Thompson. "We believe this 1977 is expected to double 1916 early surge In new church dePlessis is h The pastor's first an. figures. Th1sLs the figuyeg,Pils related expansion programs for is the projection of niversary was observed at Forrest 1977 is indicative of an even To Speak Second Shiloh Missionary Thompson, president of stronger economic recovery The Rev. David dePlessis will American Baptist Church Dec. 19 at 3 p.m. H e r it a g e expected later in the year." speak at the Church of the Good The Rev. Remer Baker Sr. Institutional Securities, Inc. As a full-service bond delivered the sermon for his son Shepherd, 331 Lake Ave., se) The Orlando firm is the company American Heritage Rev. Remer Baker's an. Maitland on Monday, Jan. 3 la'gest Florida-based bond has within its corporate beginning at 8 p m. Mr. niversary. service company dealing ex- structure both a programming duPlessis, who was bore In clusively in church related and marketing division. South Africa as a descendant of securities and financing. The Program Division, under All Souls the French Huguenots. He has "In closing out 1976 we are the direction of Milton M. Russ, served as secretary of the already involved with 11 works directly with the in. A Midnight Mass will be Pentecostal World Conference churches of various dividual church or institution In celebrated on Christmas Eve at on three different occasions and denominations throughout the analyzing its financial needs, :. All Souls Catholic Church of has been a leader In the Penstate," says Thompson "that structuring its bonding Sanford and Christmas Day tstxi movement for many reexpected tobegin expansion capabilities, and assisting the Ile Mass at 8a.m., 10:30 a.m. and years. programs totaling more than church in conducting and un-noon with no evening Mass. In 1961, Christianity Today $2.5 millionn in the first quarter derwriting of the bonds within There will be no Saturday vigil magazine wrote, "dePlessis k of 1V77. This is double the same its own congregation and circle and Sunday Masses will be at 8, began a one man campaign period of 176." of Influence. 10:30 am. and non. o -c: ~\. witnessing to Ecumenical Included in the new conIn the event a church or inThere will heal p.m. Mass on leaders, fully VentriiuIsts Dr. and expecting to be Mrs. Howard Perkins and friends" " struction plans are two sane- stitution desires assistance New Year's Eve and New services at 8, 10:30 ignored, Instead he was taken in ,tuaries, seven multi-purpose selling bonds outside of its own Year's Day and given repeated op. educational facili%es and two membership, American a.m., noon, and 7p.m. portunItiestotestifythbe)flof gymnasiums. I ur of the Heritage has available the full the "Baptism of the Holy projects are scheduled for services of its Marketing Sanford Chr is tian Spirit!" Mr. dePlessis has had rthern Florida, one for the Division. Headed by Robert L. a large ministry to the mainline Dr. and Mrs. Howard Perkins at Sanford-Eustis Free Methocentral part of the state and six Noble, this department conMrs Perkins has her Masters A full color motion picture, Protestant and Anglican for southern Florida. ducts state-wide advertising will present a series of (list Church, nightly except Degree from Northwestern "The Prior Claim" produced by churches. He was the only programs for all ages Jan. 9-16 Saturday at 7 p.m. "Church construction has and placement of bonds. University and has been active Dr. Irwin A. Moon at the Moody Pentecostal observer at the "Uncle Howard" and "Aunt in the teaching field In both Institute of Science In Whittier, Vatican Counsel and has served Mabel" Perkins with their Christian and secular schools. Calif., will be shown Sunday at7 as a consultant to the Vatican ventriloquial Figures, Donald Thisteamts.nembershipth p.m. at Sanford Christian pertaining to church renewal. and Julie Ann, are known as the National Association of Ven. Church, 137 W. Airport Blvd. His participation in many In. Magnifiers. Their use of triloquists and the International The challenge of exploring ternational assemblies and ventriloquism, "magic," and Association of Christian the ocean depths and the denom.tnatlonal gatherings has other audio-visual and Magicinns. Their experiences creatures that live there will be earned him the title of "Mr. throughout the presentation of have enabled them to develop a the suJeds of the film. Pentecost." the Gospel message challenges dynamic spiritual emphasis ___________________________________________________ the Interest and attention of all with a vibrant message making ages. their's a family outreach ASSEMBLY OF GOD Dr. Perkins is an ordained program. 27th Sanford a minister in the Minn'I-Kota 9:30 AM School of Bible Conference of the Free Beth Am 10:45 AM Morning Worship Methodist Church; taught at 4:00 PM Charismatic Service the University of North Dakota; Begin n in g t o d a)', St. John Missionary Haptist was Dean at Central College In Congregation Beth Am will Church observed *'LAQUES ECHOES OF PRAISE McPhersor, Kan.; and has aiso meet for Sabbath services and Community Awareness Day Dec. 19 with the pastor, WNLY (IN.?) FM PRESENTED served in Christian Youth Religious School at Interstate Re'. It. J. Cliffin presenting plaques to Horace Orr MON..FRI. PasSpr E. Don Ccx 12:03 P.M. Crusaders Camping in Canada Mall on SR 436, Altamonte SUN. of SEEDCO (left) and Rev. Amos Jones, director of 7:43 AM. and the United States where he Springs.Services will begin at 8 Seminole Community Action, for outstanding serLet's Just Praise Th. Lord was given the title "Uncle p.m. Religious School begins at Ice in the community. Howard." 910 a.m. each Sunday. Peace of heart, peace of mind can only be built On the foundation of peace with God. Peace with God is possible. Peace to live in, peace to die in is ssiWe because almost two thousand years ago a Babe was born e. came to give His life. He came to collect the wages owed to every sinner. "The wages of sin Is death." Having no sin of His own, He was able to the for the sinner. When by faith the sinner gives His sins to the Lord and receives His righteousness in its stead, he knows then peace with God. You can celebrate L.nri.simas without Christ. Many will. But you cannot have that peace that passes understanding without 111112. You cannot have Him without receiving Him. 'Jeannie Back inc service are Edward Cundiff, Dr. J. Donald Lynch, Elenore Carveth, Greg Carlson and Brian Marenkov. On Sunday at the a.m. service, the Senior Choir will sing the Christmas Cantata, "Night of Miracles" by John Peterson. Soloists are William H. James Janet Havner. Norma Klebaum, Florence Edmunds Christmas Day!" Ascension is located on Overbrook Drive Just off 17-92. The public is invited, Y , - Rile Fa ---............. i . FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Ill Park Ave. Say*.ees Mid by The Amoncert allies Sooeoy F IRST CHURCHOF CHRIST SCIENTIST NI Iii? Seco.W Strut 1:11p.m. Suøday Service A Sunday SChool lam • 11:311 Usesi 1.7pp Cc4,riV1I FIRST PRISSYTI MOAN CHURCH . Oak Avg.&tedSf, R.v. Virgil LS,ysol COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17.01 at PUsey Ridge II. Cassolberry, Rev. William Pukes? Passer Rev, kousa.$h Miller Assist. Pastor MernuAgWerslWp 0:UI?la.. Ctssrch5chssl 0;fl$IIa.m. Services edffi classes let all ages Fellowship Collie lltw.eø 1e,vicol P)lp us, Christian. Science ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 111011 Ave. Sontiord Fr Wellborn lnsis pastor Fr. WiN4aus, Autearlesk Ass?. Pest,, Sun. Ma* C.a$essle.sSat. 11:110.0. J peace, is not in a treaty. Peace is not in a cer- Sue 11:000 m. 7:00p.m. 1:34p.m. Wednesday Morning Pray We had put the last bauble on the tree and hung the children's stockings by the mantel. We had even remembered our newly acquired kitten. Her catnip mouse was adorned with a red ribbon and a small gold bell. Th en suddenly I found myself stating at the wreath in th e window. could see the white church I'd gone to as a child. More often than not at in th e center of it, I Christmas was snow on the ground when we went to the services, crisp and crunchy beneaththere our feet. I blinked - . . and, when I looked again, the church was gone. But memory's message still remained. I turned to my husband. "There's something else to do," I told him, "if tomorrow is really to be Christmas." 4:30p.m. Catholic SeadsyTsuthornep ............liISp.m. Meffl*g WorshIp MYF)&45un Evo.Wwsli&p?$l Son 9:30a, on. THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL DrOOls Blvd.. Lab. MSorSn Willard E ldr idge 0:301*. Pisto !ve*ffig poster Tucker DeIv, Sunlend Estates Rev. Daniel 0. Setus Past.. SundaySctseel 1:41a.m. Other Churches $*IdaV School ... MornIng Worship INuriary ... . ...... ........ :SIc.m. Soadey SChOol Church ........11:11a.m. CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1t Paro Avenge Dr. Jay T. Casmase Poster 11:01am MlrOluigWgetAip 4:lSp.ni. SveOffi4W,,tOUp 7:20 p.m. Prover M.e$I*gW.4Ia, Nov. Mldsa.lAaWows... ... ............. ...... ...... Nursery PresIded I,, aOl CONOEEOATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 34115, Park Ave 321-4111 Ppv. R.b,rt J. Neither SundaySchool F.ils*ejiip MeraagW.r.is4p S*udayScbe.l Moreting worship Church Training WersOUp Wed. Prayerkcvk. COVENANT PRESbYTERIAN CHURCH 11'01 Hwy. 004 Isle Mary blvd. 4:31p.m. TeSalsy Prayer 1.11111 Study 11:11 •.. Congregational emission spot uil Mss, Pb. Presbyterian Airport IIvd.1 34'ap4 ç Rev. Fred ill. Gardner ...... . .... . PU Church Idmol .............9:41 &.m . Msfflr.gWe,shlp .... . .... I:31111a.m. PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2024 Palmetto Ave. _ . . Ascension Lutheran services and Rev. Miller 4 PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 44 West ttSarc, Taylor I bud Hupp MlfuiluigWorslilp new ROYmOn4Cr.Ck., I'volooser S~ Morning W,rth'p C FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 1532 loosed Ave. Rev. Fred McCleary poster lead.7 School 11cm Morning Worship 11a.m. leering Service 7:35p.m. bill. Stud y Tees. Eve 7:31p.m. Yeyflu Service tges.E,, 1:1142 in. $11 Orlando Ave.(11.01) (Lutheran Church in America) Rev. RIlpbI.L,m. .........Poster Worship ...................11:111m, IvmdaySdseel ...... ...... 0:01Cm. Nursary, ................ 5.44. Sot-vIm 11:118.m. 6:140.m Tuesday Iii in 7:)lp in I.ad.e4 bible Class W0dl.sday Bible Class . The Christmas Eve Candielight Service at Messiah Lutheran Church, 510 N. Hwy. 17-92 (lust south of DOS! Track - 6:14p m. 0000SHIPHIRD LUTHERAN CHUR4 11:114.m. livemime service P1 NICE 1$? BAPTIST CHURCH 0 21a in . uvlIce real -- Family Night Service I Palmetto Avenue pti Church Baptist Pastor Assembly Of God FIRST ASSIMILY OF GOD CHURCH Ccc. 2171 Ind Elm Christmas Eve Services Slated Pastor's Corner 11 11 P 0 It& in Worship Set vice W,dn,sda, N ig ht .1 Pflfl,IAflIIAIITII i'i''II- The Church... Nazarene Ir Church Construction xpected To Increase of UPIALA PRESSYTERIANCHURC$ Corn., Cesety, Club £Ups..IaR.ads Nov Darwin Shoo 4:31a.m. Sor.davtchsoi Moaning Worship 6:010 in. Eveung Worship Pastor lNain IS No. m, 7:00pm, ' . . - ' . ' . , U The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible .' , FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK J. C. PENNEY COMPANY OF SEMINOLE E. C. Elsea and Staff John V. Mercer and Staff WILSON-E ICHELBERGER MORTUARY PANTRY PRIDE ,., ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla, Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson .. '. , Howard H. Hodges and Sta1 .., insurance PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT co., INC. C' GREGORY LUMBER Ovideo, Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. .. CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service . .' Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. of Sanford KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff David Beverly and Staff 200W. First BAPTIST *05.0cC Baptist Church. Ov,eds Calvary lept'st Assem bl y, NI Hwy. If III Pamma.4 Ilanhed Gordon Club. Calvary Sapt.st Church. Crystal Lake s 1r. Lab, Mary Cassethoary Iapt,st Church, ri l.'m.n.la Sled Caolral la.let Church. 1311 oak Ave Clsei.sla Pint Baptist Cleat-wale, Missionary Sapt.sl Church. Se(hw,sj Ed Victory sww Chancel, 1011411 or&""ad, of Him-A w A". Forst Aapt.sO Church. 15? Park Ave i Pr.sa30h.p $aph4t Churchol Altamonte lring. 11.410. AtlbmOøhi Springs Forst $ap$,st Church el DeBary First Church of Geneva I Fl l? Church of Lake FirSt BapOsi Church of as, Moaroi , Ft Sapt'sI Church of Øpa Fist Baptist Church .4 jo Springs Furt ShIMM.ssmaa.rp SaplisI Church. ItOh N 1130 $' Foaffi CAW $apOsI Church nt l.$st Cchol NM. las FenIh, Heed Baptist Church, Ov'ed.. iwda. Missionary Biplisi Chch. Intl N First 1* horthoide BapIiof Church. Chuhoeia Muisioarp $iJIIiSi Church. North Ed.. I*IolOr,w Macedeaa Mission Bapsif Church. Oak 1441 *0. Ostpoo Ginty Baplo? Chur , Goasea Nay MI Moria4. Prunhiv, Sapl.st, 1111 LOCuSI Ave.. Saolerd Mi I Ol..s MissiOaa. Mt $a £aofilJ Chuck. h*m, Missionary laplisI Church, loll Av, 140 Manii.vp upSet. 1,0.5 Lv, Nelafp.4Miar,wrch ,.,yIa5I Aniickarpays lndepesdeac, ia.t.sI Miss.. Civ'c Leas,. Bldg. LaOewlod. Fl. Hop. SaptustChuvcIs.perettC,t, C$inmenit,C.a$er.por.jtC,l, New Mt Calvary Mist.aomarp bapt,sl. I 00W 11th St NewSaIniulPvIMItIveSapbIsICbvrch.ISl,W IHISt . New T.stamoas Baptist Church. Oual,tp Inn Nev* Lsngw.s4 New Mt Zm Sapb,st Church. IHI Pea, Ave IaeeaAe Park Sapb,st Church,. 7141 W *10k St Pe.pte'I Baptist Chapel. 1301 W F,,,? baird Petrest salts? Chwch. III W Airport Bled Prairie Lake Sapl,st, 1.0g. II. F.,., Park Pregiess Missionary Baptist Church,, Midway 101140,1111 niio* M.ss.en.e, Baptist Church. Went Sanford kinloplo SIghS? Temple, AMera Lejie. Hall. Feca Park Se,4and Baptist Church. )43 Polmeus $I James Missionary Baptist Church, St Rd III. Ostee. St PasO Baptist Church. Ill Pine Ave It Matthews Saptisl Chur ch , Canaaa Hgls lp'i.ipt,eld Missionary Baptist. 11th 1 Cedar SI J.M's Missionary li.5'sh Church. 0$ Cypr ess Temple Sapt.sb Church. Palm Springs RI, Altainoni. Springs William Chapel M,ssiona,p Bapt.I Ch ur ch,. Marl £ Will-min $t Altamosie Sprmgs ten Nope Baptist Church, II) Orange Ave CATHOLIC Choack of flu Nat,,,,1. Lake Mary All S.vls Cabhsl,c Chcrch. Pt, Oak Ave. Sanford th, °ou• T0,I, SO *na's Cathe Sary II Augtin Ca ffieW Ckch. Svnilt N sear •On Ed. Casselberrp SI Mary Ma$aialoa. CatPakc Church. Ma,tlaad Ave, Albai,seøl, OurLadpoIthlLa$nC.tCel,cCl,Wch l*)SM4a.milian,tp, CHRISTIAN Fill Christian Church. 1407 5 Slnford Ave Sa4 Church. *31* A.rport Blvd N.rIbsnI. Che.shaa Church. Florida Nav.ui. N. Lakeview C*r,sI,aa church. Soar Lake Rd of CONOREGATI ON AL CIss'sresatio.al Christi.a Chiutch. Jill Park CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of Christ. 1513 5 Pack Ave Church.lCh,istatLakelle..0 S Il.t3N.Canelborry Sevlhlam.noiaChurchof(h,,st,54I,LakeHe.,,fIRd Churcb.fC hr st,stoPamSp,,ng so, .Al?amohteS,gs Ch ur ch of Chr ist. Gen eva Church .4 Christ. Leng000d Church .f Christ. P.oIj Church .5 C hr ist. W 11th Nerlbsid Church oh CPw,st. Fla Haven Dr.. Mailland CHURCH OF GOD Chur ch el God. M3 Hi(ky Church •I 6.4. 013 W 3204 SI, Church of God. Oviedo Church •I God Holiness. Lake M.erw Chur ch 01 0.4 Mission. Luterprise Church i.I God 1401 * 10th II Church 01 God in Chral. Ow,ed. Chwch 010.4.1 Preph.y, 2500 S Elm Ave. Church of G.del Prophecy. 17045 Persimmon Ave. Ch ur ch It d Uis, Enterprise lrnv, Church 04000. 1711W 13th Sb , Sanford EASTERN ORTHODOX lastarus Obc4u Chum. Sb. Gierpi. IN 5hIod Ci., *ftamilde Springs Eastern Orthodox Church. St. 0011 So Pack Easier. Orthodsi Chur 01 O.C.A.. III South St., Peru IL Jibe Chrysielem Chopol. US Nay. II. DeBar C00veuLlnt Pr$byli hI5) AVI, lalorpruse iI A U I Church. Canaan Hghs Casselberry Csnsme,t7 United Methodist Ckvrch, Hwy 1701 I. Paep Ridge Rd. Canelberry Diary Commu ni ty Mlthed,sl Church, W Highbjnbs Ed, NBa,, First United Methed,sI,,Church, Ill Park Ave, First Methe30sl Chur ch It Ovls'do First S.effier Methodist Ch ur ch, 7140 Sand Ave Five Melhod,il Church. NI W nih So • Geneva Mathod,st Chur ch , Geneva Grace Uttered Methodist Church. Airport Blvd Gran* Chapel AM F Church. Ov.edo Oekyoee Uethediit Chur ch. Oviedo Ostem Me$h.d,l church Pa.la Wesleyan Method,$l, Rb 44 W at P0011 So James A ML 0*11 Cypress St. Mary's A U I Church St. El Ill. Osteea St Paul's Methodist Church, Otte,n Rd. Enferp,,s. Stafford Mem,al Church. S Deliry SaMonde United Methodist Church,, Tamp Forst Fod. kran 51,0. AllamoMe Springs EPISCOPAL T11I.kWcaOhIno0oedShu,herl,Mailaa4,,)1 LAs *yo , All lint, lp.scop.I Church, I DIary Ave. lnierpr,se CIVISI Ipscop.el (bunk Longwood Haly Class Ep'epI. Park Ave at 4* St Ma., and 0000 Shep., Un,?ed Lutheran. 7011 5 Orlando Dc Lutheran Church el Providence Deltona Lvt'ierin Chwrch.I 'use Redeemer, 1,1w 7530 Place Lutls,,#r Church, Golden Day, Dr I Hwy LastOlbea,1 t. Isles Luth.,.. Chwch RI. 414 Shov METHODIST Iarn.tt United Memorial Church, I Sopr Lake U ni ted MaShodist Church JEWISH a ___ masSingol Interstate Mall. A ails LUTHERAN Ascension Lulhoian Church,. Ov.re'osi Dr. Casselberry -' . . " '- , Couple Presents Series SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Forst Assembly .4 004. 3730 £ EM , .. THE McKIBBIN GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes ' . , .. WI LSON-MAI ER FURNITURE CO. Eunice I. Wilson and Staff , DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes F%WI ' NAZARENE First Chorchof the Nalarese, 235? Saalerd Ave. va Chuich of the Nazarene, S.M. 44. Congo* Lab. Mary ChortLof the 5doa,o, Lake Mary Blvd. Lila Mary Lenq.00d Chur ch of the Nazaren, Wayma I Je;p *.,, LIrpI.0O4 PRESBYTERIAN Lake Mary Ua,l.i Presh ur ,l,,,an Ch ch Forst Pr,slyuor,an Couch, Oak Ave I sid SI For" Pveslylec. Church, ef Delir,. Highland Church. Ur0oe Of SI Andrews Pr e'sbsrtor,a., Cls,.rih,.311) 1413 Soar Lab Rd St Marks Presbyterlaa Clwch, 11 loge. 1 1 Palm Sprung. Rd. AIlOm.nI. Vpsala Community PrOs)yte, Church, Upsala no Wfltniiast,, PvnbØ,,ien Cbwch. Red bng Rd. C05lo5b,y IIVIIITH.DAy ADVENTIST Pores? Lake Ieveat* Day Adventist Church, Hwy. 435. Fort City Sevoalk Day A4v,*,,t Church. San$.rd Seventh b.p Adventist Maiftand Lee. Altomoole Spring. Church, 771 1 Elm WMer Spring. kve*H. Dip Ad, eat,stCliwch MS Moft III More 14111 liv, 30ooy* olisOChurchIll Ps1St $asli,d OTHER CHURCHES Atles's AM I Chch, Olive I 11th All Faith Chap.l, Camp koldall Avon.. Holinesskmlu, Web,,. Park Rd. - . '- CMpeI.5.ar dall A ve. Chul,plt. Ceasmwwty Chuith 4 Church el Jibe, (lof.4 Liii., Day Sailts. 711$ Park Ave First Cbprch.4 Chri&t, Scientist, us Lake Monroe Chapel. Orange Sled I.344SI • Lake Moiw Kingdom St "Jill *0 Jehovah's Witne,, Lab Meet Unit, ,Sol W Pirsl Born ChurChol life LIv,.1 God, Midway Panfesesles Open 1.111 Takern, Ridge.4 Ave pee's, So*in.. Nigh Scheoll First Pentecostal Church of Langw.oer "St PoM • lOs? 7530 Morsel.. Caaaaa City .. A. op Mumble Spring. 775 Tuscs.usa Id., Wheur Wk)W Cobweb Of Chr ist. Altansom, LOinmua.ty Chapel, *ii. Spss N.4r Trinity *0405 Christ 1514 Masgeuli Church of Ave 5,4.....' Unitei ., -' FIRST d Chuickel Md Poll O•lp.4 ?a(, Ins Cai*ry Club MI Olive Ns',ness Ch.rt4., Oak Hill Rd., DsM Alliaa Church. till S Pork Ave. 34fy4 5j5, Chur, SIN laal.ng Ave. &""I comwousimso so I*w.poii. Thu bolvINis Amy, 11534. ISIS If. Rolling Nibs Moravia. Cbwch. ...,'-:s:.-' 1' Friday, Dec. 24, 197-7A- �WOMEN SA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. rinf luentiaI Wo en-) O'Neil, Friday, Dec. 24, 17 Can ' t Wait Until Tomorrow.. The anticipation Of all those brightly wrapped packages under her Christmas tree Is almost more than Shannon Pahel p.. can stand. She is the 22-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pahel Longwood, and like kids of all ages the world over, can't resist a shake, a peek and a plea to know what's Inside the package with her name on it. Just one more day.... 1s L K In (HeraldPh.to%Sy EIda Nichols) May I Open Just One? hat Do These Women Have In Common'? Billie Jean King, Barbara Walters, Helen Gurley Brown, Barbara Jordan (all pictured left) are widely different personalities with widely differing careers. But they all have one thing in common: influence. They are among 25 women selected by a panel of judges from across the nation for The World Almanac as having most influenced Americans and American life In areas from politics to sports to communications during the current year. Journalists and politicians head the list; notably lacking are women In business board members and directors of banks and corporations. Mary Wells Lawrence Is the one exception. There are no women listed from the physical sciences and only one from the entertainment field Joan Ganz Cooney. As the first black woman to be elected to Congress, Shirley Chisholm, 52, always tried to persuade women to flex their political muscles. She herself did not hesitate to seek the Democratic Presidential nomination in 1972, making her the first black woman presidential candidate from a major party. After graduating from Brooklyn College and (dumbia University, she was employed as a nursery school teacher, then as a state education consultant until 1964 when she won a seat in the state Assembly. More Americans learn about investments and wise consumer buying habits from Sylvia Porter than from any other source. She started writing her financial column in l9 and it now appears in more than 340 newspapers with a potential readership of 40 million. Now 53, she considers herself a consumer representative. - — Influence, . a ''A I. Until the murder of her husband, Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr., 49, seemed a supportive figure, always in the background. Yet she was often at her husband's side at the civil rights demonstration In Selma, Ala., at protests over the Vietnam war. She has a regal appearance and a strikingly beautiful voice, the result of extensive training at Antioch College and the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston. Since the assassination, she has become increasingly prominent in the struggle for black dvii rights. When Katharine Graham was honored by "Ms. Magazine," she, declared that she preferred Mrs. to Ms. and disliked being called "the most powerful woman in America." The daughter of millionaire publisher Eugene Meyer, she is given to salty language and hard work. She is publisher of the influential Washington Post and controls the parent company which owns "Newsweek" and radio and television stations. The first woman to hold Cabinet-level status since Oveta Culp Hobby, Anne Armstrong was appointed the first woman Ambassador to Great Britain in January, 1975. In 1972, after a distinguished career within the Republican Party, Mrs. Armstrong was appointed White House counselor with Cabinet status, where she served under Presidents Nixon and Ford. Joan Ganz Cooney, 47, brought a fresh concept of entertainment coupled with education to children's tek vision in the late 1960s. Her productions of "Sesame Street" and "The Electric Company" resulted in numerous honors and awards. She now presides over the non. profit Children's Television Workshop. In 1954, she left a reporter's job on the Arizona Republic to do corporate publicity in New York City. Six years later, she began producing news and documentary programs for educational television, one of which won an Emmy award. She has also served on the President's Commission on Drug Abuse. When lawyer Carla Anderson Hi l ls was nominated as Secretary of H.U.D.,'one senator ohjected that she lacked background in the field. He didn't stand a chance. The obvious intelligence and astuteness she displayed during hearings won her quick confirmation and, at 41, she became the third woman In the country's history to hold Cabinet rank. She already had achieved eminence In her profession as the first woman assistant Attorney General since Woodrow Wilson's administration, Tart-tongued Gloria Steinezn, 41, stands ready to travel anywhere to defend the rights of women, whether it be waitresses fighting for equal treatment In Texas or domestic workers trying to organize in Ohio. From a successful career as a magazine writer, Ms. Steinem took up the cudgels for Liberation in the late 1960s and assisted In the birth of "Ms. Magazine" and the National Women's Political Caucus. A storm of outrage with erupted the publication of Betty Fijedan's "The Feminine Mystique" in 1963. The seminal volume called attention to the wide gap between women's abilities and their opportunities at a time when no one was listening. She moved to New York City with her family, dropping her role as suburban housewife and, eventually, her husband. She helped found the National Organization for Women and the See INFLUENTIAL, Page 9-A 44 .5 (Continued From Page 8-A) National Women's Caucus. Mary MeGrory, one of the most highly regarded Washington columnists, especially among the Washington press corps, last year won the 1975 Pulitzer Prize for commentary. In 1960, tier political column was syndicated. Today it appears in more than 50 newspapers around the country. Among her other distinctions, Ms. McGrory takes pride in the fact that her name was discovered on the Nixon White House's "enemies list." As chairman of the National Endoment for the Arts and the National Council for the Arts, Nancy Hanks, 49, has acted as a national broker promoting the arts since 1969. She administers the imaginative federal program to subsidize theater companies, symphony orchestras and other cultural institutions. Abigail Van Buren'. "Dear Abby" column is the most widely read newspaper advice column in the world. Helen Thomas, White House Bureau Chief for United Press International, has covered presidents for 16 years. The first woman to head up White house coverage for a major news service, she traveled extensively with Presidents Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon and Ford. One of the most popular and respected First Ladies, Claudia Alta Taylor Johnson, was born Dec. 22, 1912. An able businesswoman, she became owner of a radiotelevision station In Austin, Texas. Charlotte Curtis broke the somber mold of society writing and turned it bright and biting. She applied the sociology she had learned at Vassar to covering wellto-do people at play. The women's pages of newspapers have never been the same since. Mrs. Gerald Ford, 59, has settled comfortably into the taxing job of mistress of the White House, despite Illness and a onceprofessed desire for her husband to retire from public life. As First Lady, she has spoken out on her interest in the arts and In children, particularly the under-privileged and the retarded. Lenore Hershey's Involvement and influence in women's activities always went beyond her editorial — CHISIIOLM PORTER - - ,, j. Joan Patteson' . - .. I got the feeling that perhaps the kids of the world have been engaged In a giant conspiracy all theseyears.Aklndof"let's go along with their foolishness" deal — "It makes them happy and is a great way of getting gifts." re is no formal organization to thl con. 5pli'acy, you underit&nd.In fact, it's doubtful whether the young perpetrators even acknowledge to each other that they've got the COONE' - better, is pretending she doesn't, for the sake ofus grown-ups. It made me dàp wonder: j tooling whom all this time? - - Helen Gurley Brown, 54, probably is the most successful chief of a women's magazine in publishing. In 1965, she took a tottering periodical, Cosmopolitan, and changed it into a monthly statement about a woman's right to do what she pleases. As an Interviewer on the popular, profitable "Today" NBC-TV show, Barbara Walters, 45, was either one of the best or one of the worst, lepending on who Is asked. No one questions, though, that the world's elite have undergone the Walters' treatment — from Prince Philip to former President Nixon. Her reputation and popularity won her the job of television's first national news co-anchorperson with Harry Reasoner on ABC-TV. - - She achieved national prominence first as a member of the House Judiciary Committee during its impeachment proceedings, and again this year when she delivered the keynote speech to the Democratic National Convention. Anthropologist Margaret Mead was brought up to believe a woman should have a profession. In 1927, she wrote a scholarly study of the sexual mores of Young Polynesians on the island of Samoa. Since then, she has studied seven cultures and written 17 books. In her 1974 Connecticut campaign to become the first woman governor who got there on her own, Mrs. Ella Grasso, 56, carefully ignored sex as an Issue. The election drew national attention, although few doubted that she could lose in the heavily Democratic state. Mrs. Grasso, a canny professional politician, learned the game in two terms in the state House of Representatives, three as Secretary of State and two in the U.S. Congress. ducted by Rev. Randall Chase at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford, on Dec. 18 at 4 p.m. .4'. • - Thelwide is the daughter of miniature red carnations an Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. O'Neil, white snowflake mums. 316 E. Crystal Dr., Sanford. The Gail Sanders, Janic bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Holcomb and Bonnie Hughc Gilbert Lee Swartz, Sanford, served as bridesmaids in gown and (lie late IA. Cmdr., Robert identical to the honor attendani Nelson Brown. Tiffany Wallace was (lowe Given in marriage by her girl, carrying a Bo-Peep baskE father, the bride wore a formal of white and red petals. gown of white organza Gary Ramsey was best man featuring an open neckline, Groomsmen were Clan cluny lace bodice embroidered Wright, Bobby Lundquist with seed pearls and full bishop Howard Whelchel and Georg sleeves caught at the wrists Wallace. Chandler Tyre wa with lace cuffs. The natural ring bearer. waistline was encircled with Following a reccpiion at ThI satin ribbon edged with mat- Forest, Lake Mary, the couph ching lace. The full train was left on a wedding trip to Aspen beautifully banded with mat- Cob. ching cluny lace. Her elbow They will make their home ii length veil of illusion fell from a Gainesville where th cap of lace and seed pearls. She bridegroom is a dental student, carried an Edwardian bouquet if yo.'re 9el1jaway of white roses, stephanotis, gypsophylia and miniature on a bag hip or English ivy. vacatboii Lori Morrison served as maid NOTIFY THE of honor in a long sleeveless POW gown of red suede cloth secented with ruffle finished neckline and natural waistline banded and caught in front with a gold clasp. A long sleeved, close fitting jacket completed STOP CRV4IIS theensemble. She carried a Atto..y G..',.o4 , Off .(* French hand bouquet of - :T F •• I (' . I Mrs. Randall Carey Brown AN LOSE wEw*Jlno i IGHT I WHOM TOOl at I IN YOUR UFEI1ME k TRIM CLINIC • f 422-194 3I.I3 I. • World COMPLETE LINE OF RATTAN & BAMBOO FURNITUkE1, ,, WORLD OF IMPORTS - •'' '', A 115 MAGNOLIA AVE. . DONTOWNSANFOP) TEL. 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The sounds were coming from the Passage outside the bedrooi door. Peeking just the littlest bit, Iuwthedoorswlngsiowiy open. Then I saw the front wheel of a bicycle edge Into the room followed by the rest of the bike, and Mom and Dad pushing it. Well, I dosed my eyes tigtrt, probably even pretended to snore a little in my anxiety to appear And I didn't ....atst, fast asleep for my paenU.Dot until I was elgln. - Off DRESSES SPORTSWEAR SWEATERS BLOUSES PANTSUITS JUMPSUITS AFTER 5 DRESSES HANDBAGS .O I MASTER CHARGE—BANKAMERICARD PHONE 322.1$0 2fl3 South Orlando Drive (Formerly Flagship U.S. Bank of Seminole Bldg.) Sanford LIMIT 12 12F01 72"WIDE NYLON NET 18 COLORS TO CHOOSE i0°'° UMIT I *PLAIDS .CHECKS I . 75 4000 MINI-CUTS 4 10 VdL S POLYESTER/ARNEL PRINTED 1 CUTS$ FOR 0 89 OFF UP TO 6' OUR ALREADY DISCOUNTED PRICES! EN .TIRE STOCK OF YOU PAY EXACTLY UP TO SIMPLICITY OFF REG. PRICE MARKED ON TICKET. 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IA(1I!wr$ and Other Items From .-lround l'lw 0100% COTTON clearance . stockings, they were, full of rims, but they held plenty), We'd placed a sheet over the carpeting near the hearth he always made such a mess with his sooty, footprints did old Santa (we called him Father Christmas, after the English tradition). On the mantlepiece was a plate of Christmas fruit cake and bottle of sods pop — in South Africa, Christmas falls during mId4u,nmer, so we kids figured Santa would need a In the pressure cooker of Texas politics, no one survives who isn't tough and talented. Barbara C. Jordan, 41, is both. Trained as a lawyer at Boston University, she worked as a volunteer for the Kennedy-Johnson ticket In 1960. Six years later, she was elected to the Texas state senate where she sponsored the state's first minimum-wage bill. Her election to Congress in 1972 made her the first black woman ever sent to the House from the old Confederacy. Born in Youngstown, Ohio, Mrs. Lawrence has won a number of awards, including Advertising Woman of the Year (1971) and Marketing Stateswoman of the Year (1970). She has also been elected to the Copywriters Hall of Fame. fashion 'I L1 Moms and Dads of the world totally hoodwinked. But they all do it. Hap. pens about the time of a child's fifth Christmas or sooner, If there are older brothers and sisters involved. I know I did it. Imust have been all of three.and-a-half years old—well, maybe Just turned four. We'd gone through the usual Christmas Eve ritual— ritual— hung our stockings above the tirplace (old nylon Co-founder of the trendsetting advertising company of Wells, Rich, Greene, Inc., Mary Wells Lawrence is today the company's chairman and chief executive officer. Last year under her leadership the firm grossed billings of $187 million. As cool, efficient Billie Jean King fired precision tennis shots across the net, demolishing Bobby Riggs before a national television audience, the myth of male superiority in sports was exploded. Now 33, she has won five Wimbledon championships. Her athletic exploits and nononsense personality helped boost Interest in women's tennis and build purses on the women's tour to a near par with those paid to men. Elizabeth Anne O'Neil became the bride of Randall Carey Brown in a double ring, candlelight ceremony con- Since earning a degree at Columbia Law School in 1947, Bella Abzug has been railing against the inequities in the American system and striving to make it more responsive. Through the 1950s, she represented labor unions and blacks in the South. In the 1960s, she was a leader of both the women's movement and the protests against the Vietnam war and nuclear testing. In 1970, she scored a surprise victory for a seat in the House of Representatives and became a national protest figure. AFT ER CHRISTMAS w 4 This fall, she lost in her bid for the New York Democratic Senate nomination to Daniel Patrick Moynihan by a scant one per cent of the Vote. 100% POLYESTER 11 Speaking Of Santa, Just Who's Fooling Whom? "Does she believe in you know (whispered) Santa Cla us?" I asked a .,frlend recently of her four,year.old daughter. "Well," smiled my 4r1end, "she'll believe ,tan$hIng you tell her, this :timeof year." 5 Now that's odd, I thought. Here are two Waltz who should know )et ter, pretending like iragy that Santa Claus x1sts. for the sake of a 'hIld. While that little bIhd, who does know duties. Currently editor of the Ladles' Home Journal, she has conducted seminars on women's role in the economy, leading to the creation of the federal government's Advisory Committee on the Economic Role of Women. She also serves on the boards of several social action groups. Mrs. tier. shey, 56, is a vice president of Downe Publishing Co., and managing director of Woman Inc., a company division. Brown Marry In Sanford Friday, Dec. 24.1976--9A �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 24, 19y6 BLOPIDIE Chic Vouna EVERYTH I NG IS NOSTALGIA •OLD MOVIES SHOW A LOT OF OLD ) MOVIES ON TV__' OLD FURNITURE, OLD HOUSES (', WHY TUEDOF ALL ThiS OLD NOSTALGIA' s." ) DOESN'T COME (" SOMEBODY WITH SOME J UP NEW NOSTALGIA? ' I . i ~up)) . I? 1 On—' 2.24 EETLE BAILEY i :' ' Mort Walker A'o \ 'A'1 OFF ANP It 604A DO F S'9AT I %AWi L FORA fl Cb1AN&E ir r'? EVES 6E-g TO 6LEEP AND EAT ICE CIZEAM AT TIlE C-AME TIME I 42 As well 45 Record of events 1 Russian kings 46 Resort 6 Trough 49 Dot of land 11 Greasier 51 Stacked 13 Pressed 53 Votes in 14 Fall over 54 Gasoline 15 Going by horse rating 16 Graduate of are red 55 Annapolis 56 Campers' (abbr.) homes 17 Sea wall 19 Mao._ DOWN tung I Doves home 20 Cays 2 Heavenly city 22 Newts 3 Mountain 25 Female saint system in (abbr.) Europe 26 Greek god of 4 Unseam love 5 Vends 30 Organs of hearing R Wept 7 Mortar tray 31 Republic of Ireland 8 Entity 9 Half- scores 32 Place 33 Forest animal 10 Brink 34 Eye infection 12 Moyle 35 Three (prefix) sections 38 Lioness in 13 Greek "Born Free" goddess of 39 Feared peace Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS IM L $ aj LiA!1i.1c fllt TN1I S ATT1E GJJ .jJJ 'jJj !ft (I LI LI 'LL1 — ITIAILIEI Iii71 I15Io8kL w...LrI.lEIP.LU 0 A R£ IsPT 18 Caldron 20 Poured forth 21 Sowed 22 Skinny fish 23 accompli 24 Three-spot card 27 Canadian rebel 28 Raw materials 29 Evening in Italy 35 leans toward 36 Fled 37 Gem of the mountains 40 Rages 41 Make a choice 42 layer 43 Capital of Norway 44 Bravos (Sp) 46 Reach across 47 Entrapped 48 Drinks 50 Tennis point 52 Broke bread I .•. Lz I1•lq by Art Sansom IS , . 4W Mc %TTERWHEO 4OU OMP ThFU) ( 1 S.. p BEEN 9 RON am guI. Jiul OMEN OMME Boom ago Room 42 43 44 Stadium Last Hurrah Of ' 76 Tuesday By BERNICE BEDE OSOL For Saturday, December 25, 1976 is !1NJDI 0 THE BORN LOSER HOROSCOPE 'MAlpj L !'iI*I i TI! IIAJ iUIRI t I ( JNITL_.J u. jM I N L T_LE.L_!J0lTl! J_VJJTTI I L C i Qjjj4öJVJA[L$ ARIES (March 21-April 19) You'll be the one who truly You behave like a true profits In the long run. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) champion today. You want to do things with no ulterior motive, There's no question who's going other than to make others to be the most popular one at happy and lighten their bur- the party or get-together. Nod have the knack of saying and dens. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) doing Just the right things. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 13. 0 After your Family, a must for Dec. 21) 1 hope you center all you today Is to spend time with your activities around the your close friends. Either drop family today. This is where or invite them to them in on you'll have the merriest time, your home. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) and something beneficial could You're held in unusually high develop. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jt. esteem by your peers today, particularly am ong people you 19) Today could be even moW work with. You could write your memorable if you plan a few Jaunts amidst the festivities. own ticket In this area. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Get out to visit pals. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Your friends will be flattered today If you take time out to Your aspects Indicate that you personally wish them greetings have a talent for acquisition of the season. Extend your today. Not only that, things felicitations to as many as may come from some totally unexpected sources. possible. PISCES (Feb. 20-March LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There is an additional Christmas People who think a lot of you sunrise In store for you. It will and haven't had the opportunity do no good to try to guess where to demonstrate It may let you know today. You have more it's coming from! 22) admirers than you realize. (Aug. 23-Sept. VIRGO YOUR BIRTHDAY Your biggest Joy comes today Dec. 25, 1V71 from sharing. You'll like what Many good things will happen you get, but love what you give. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) to you this coming year. They Your willingness to be of ser- will be real fun. Most of theiri vice will bring rewards you will be unplanned and occur olf didn't anticipate or desire. the spur of the moment. 49 by Bob Montana ARCI4IE THI I ; - ( TSK.TSK. SVENSON. LOSING OUR TEMPER' DOES NOTACCOMPLISH A THING 'REMEMBER THIS DARN soo. MACHIPE.' '\ 1 ) I CMO'. GIVE.. T I 53 WIN AT BRIDGE 55 ER- MAYBE I FIX IT FOR YQU.E H, MR VEODERI EE 141 Its OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY I 'ii Yellowing Eyes Mean Jaundice ,. G. DEAR DR. LAMB Recently a friend mentioned that If the whites of a person's eyes were becoming yellowish it was a sign of cancer in the system. Is that true or false? .400 dW A friend of mine seems to have this condition. What can I do about it? She Is a wonderful Friendly person and so thoughtful to any vagina stretches or tears, a I would portion of the bladder literally all of dislike alarming her if It Is true, herniates into the but perhaps a in the Is The rectum Is directly behind newspaper might warn her. the muscular vaginal tube. DEAR READER — You - J PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer LOOK AROUND YOU, WALPO.' HOW CAN YOU 5ÔY THAT? THIS STORE POESNT HAVE A REAL CHRISTMAS SPIRIT, HAZEL! _ I Lamb c Why ten had to her friends. did vagina. This called a cystocoele. column -r-- are EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider 1 SYAEH3u r H=KED J flflM i wjjrpjY iv iui - -----": T\ '----,' (&u, i LIX AM — BUGS BUNNY _ by Stoffel & H.imdohl I'M READY I 601 OC EU.SVxORTH ALL FOR MV SADDLED AN' REA DY, RIDING PI!TUP4LA.1 LESSON! . A very kind and thoughtful too. When the whites of the eyes develop a yellowish color it is a sign of Jaundice. The Juandice can be from anemia - such as that caused by pernicious anemia with vitamin B-12 deficiencies, liver disease or gall stones. It can be caused by cancer If a cancer involves the liver or blocks the drainage of bile. Because of the many dlfferent things that can cause the yellowish descoloration there Is no way one can determine the cause without a careful examination. Almost all of the causes are important however, even though it Is usually not When It herniates Into the vaginal opening, It Is called a rectocoele. If the muscular support around the uterus stretches or tears to allow the uterus at the end of the vaginal canal to herniate into the vagina, it is called a prolapse. MI three of these problems are entirely comparable to the stretching and tearing of the muscular wall of the lower abdomen that allows an Inguinal hernia to occur in the groin, Some people are content to live with these problems if the herniation Is slight; Just as a person may decide to live with aningulnal hernia, but the only cancer. For that reason your friend should see a doctor as soon as possible. For a discussion of how the liver can cause Jaundice I am sending you The Health Letter, number 7-8, Living With Your Liver. Others who want in. formation on the liver an send 50 cents, with a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for It. Just send your request to me in care of the Evening Herald, P.O. Box 320, San Antonio, Tx 782 I'm DEAR DR. LAMB sure you have discussed cystocoele before, but I missed It. Now I have been informed I have one. Can you please tell me about this? DEAR READER — There three problems that women have that are all really ruptures (hernias) Into the vagina. The vagina Is a muscular tube. Immediately in front of the muscular tube is the bladder. When the muscular wall se ng the bladder and the effective way to really cure the condition Is to repair the torn, stretched or otherwise damaged muscles and tendons involved. A cystocoele may permit urine to be trapped in the bladder and Interfere with normal bladder emptying. This lead to bladder infections and problems in controlling urination. Each case Is Individual and mild cases can be tolerated for so but eventually surgical correction Is usually required. - FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves ...AI4D THIS YeRR MAKE SURE gDoLpN,Y is THE oru.v fi,. are - ON& cOMING I'M WITH R RED NOSE! TUMBLEWEEDS 4J parati than none. and and helpful and but South felt that a slimS was better He rose with his ace of hearts, cashed his ace of diamonds, led his other diamonds, thought once more and finally played dummy's 10. When II held he discarded his losing spade on the king of diamonds and his losing club on the queen. Then It was a simple matter to go back to trumps; knock out West's king make the slam. did South finesse that of diamonds? Because he could only make the contract If West follow to four diamond leads. If West hold four or five diamonds the odds were that he would hold the jack and South went with the odds. chance -- I Sometimes a really bad break can turn out to be a blessing. SouI,h rose with dummy's ace of spades; studied the possibilities of the hand and decided his best chance for success was a trump finesse. He played dummy's queen of trumps and East showed out. Should he settle for down one? lie really went Into executive session for a while and finally saw that with a lot of luck he might still make his slam. He would risk a two or three trick set In the process. A Washington reader wants to know the correct opening bid with: *AJxxVAJzx 4A4Qxzz. The correct opening bid Is one club. You should never OPfl notrump with a singleton and it is best to open one club, rather than a heart or a spade with this type hand. (For a copy of JACOBI' MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at Bridge." do this newspaper. P. 0 Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, N V 10019) SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox USE points ) I You Asked... As kecL.. criticism and fined him a thousand bucks each on two counts. Caught in the middle was Rams' general manager Don Klosterman, who works for Rosenbloom and is a longtime friend of Rozelle. He arranged a New York meeting between the two, at which the hatchet ostensibly buried. But Rozelle isn't entirely free of critics yet. Lurking out therein Oakland is Al Davis, who still has reservations about the conduct of football. Q. When Don Drysdale set the major league record for consecutive shutout innings, how was he ranked at the end of the in the National League and major league ERA ratings? Also, how many shutout games did he hurl that year? — Steve Estrada,, Brea,, Calif. , Drysdale pitched 58 stralgnt scoreless Innings from May 14 to June 4, 1968, including a record six consecutive shutouts. Ironically, he was only 14-12 for the season, with an earned average of 2.15 that was sixth in the league and 12th in the majors. He had eight shutouts for the season. Don is now a successful broadcaster. _..a.. didn't Walter th for the Chicago Bears, go to a big university instead of Jackson State? Didn't the big school., want him? — G.c,, Rockford. , Young Walter, who nearly became the youngest NFL rushing leader ever, didn't play football until the 11th grade In Columbia, Miss. He came along though, and was supposed to go to Kansas State, then In a heavy splurge. But when he went to Jackson, Miss., by bus to catch a plane for Kansas, tie stopped off at Jackson State to visit his Ed, playing football there. The coach oersuaded him to stay. Q- I'd like to know what you base your statement on, that Bear Bryant should stop coaching. This season at . Mabamacomistsofswlns,3Iouesandafflploa bowl Rime. how many te,.mi fhpr. •h.a .ni,I,I mull •kI San My wasn't based on Alabama's success, pro or con. Bear Bryant has been one of the most phenomenally successful coaches in history and a tremendous force in college football. I Just teelthat as he gets older he is a little rew'ved for the active role of coaching. Q. Could you please tell me on punts how much yardage the punter gets credit for when the floe of scrimmage Ii the 50 and he kicks Into the end zone (the ball comes out to the 20)? — H.K., Springfield, Mo. I've answered this before. He credit for 50 yards in his average, but the punting average reflects only a 30-yard buot. With the proclivi ty for coffin corner kicks the last couple of years (since the field goal rule change, I (eel that puntage yardage statistics are meaningless. _____ . fast, Wpm STP AI 1$NI fii brother "If you prefer more violence, you can no watch Mom and DOONESBURY — by Garry Trudeau 'al$4S! 7*:u Lsi13 $'A ' 4VO4VZA- IT A97 7h2Y A#VPWa•1 L,ClY-.' AIT1NÔ1'.' 110 / 1T tAAVMM statement 11fT1tI45 gets team Even the Jackson-Gonzalez bout is of real interest. The latter Is handled by the world famous Angelo Dundee and is considered by most experts to be of the junior welterweight prospects in the nation. Jackson is after a shot at Vincent's state welterweight title, so he should be able to give Gonzalez the acid test. All this and four top amateur bouts, have me as excited about a card as I have been In years. It looks like Ashlock's Christmas present to the Central Florida sports fans will be coming three days late. But it should be well worth the wait. one finest By The Associated Press drubbed them pretty good When South Carolina played our place with the press an Alabama earlier in the season, playing against their the Crimson Tide were at their man and we knew they woW best and it did the Gamecocks' change things this tim reputation considerable harm. around." Alabama was at Its worst "I think our zone was ver Thursday night. But it still effective," McGuire pointe didn't do South Carolina any out. "But they hit two long shot good as Alabama raised its late in the game that hurt us record to 8.0. We played as well as we'r, "It was a good win for us," capable of." said Alabama Coach C.M. NewThe hardware won by Ala ton after his Crimson Tide de-- bama marked the second tour fea t ed South Carolina 67-62 in ney triumph this year for thi the finals of the Carolina Clas- nation's fifth-ranked team. It' sic. "It was fourth game in the first time that Alabama ha. seven days and we weren 't as won two basketball tow-na quick as we have been." ments In The Crim South Carolina Coach Frank son Tide won the Dayton In McGulre, remembering a 90.66 vitatlonal earlier in the year beating from Alabama earlier Elsewhere In college basket in the year at Tuscaloosa, ball, No. 8 UCLA st ed WI]. changed tactics. 11am & Mary 59-55; No. 16 Utal Instead of using a man-to- trimmed Weber State 88-81 in man defense as he did at overtime; No. 18 Arkansas Alabama, McGuire offered a whipped Tulsa 81-66 and No. 20 zone. Minnesota nipped Kansas State "McGuire had an excellent 6240. game plan," said Newton. "We Robert Scott's with 5:47 lef( broke a tie and trig. gered Alabama's victory over South Carolina. T.R. Dunn of Alabama led the Tide's attack with 15 points and was voted the Carolina Classic's most valuable player. In a consolation game, Georgetown defeated Harvard 60-40 to take third ORLANDO — The 12th Annual Florida NBC television coverage during the (Inn] two place in the tourney. Citrus Open Golf Tournament will sport an days of the tournament. First prize for the Eight free throws in the final aggressive theme when the nations top tournament will be $40,000 with the first prize minute, four by Roy Hamilton, professional golfers tee off in March to for the Pro-Am being $7,. preserved UCLA's vi compete for $200,000 in prize money. A variety of sponsor packages are being William & Mary. "Go For It" is the theme for the 1977 Citrus offered this announced Martin, inJeff Jonas scored 19 points Golf tournament, inspired by last years excluding th e coveted Gold Sponsorship which Is and handed out 15 assists to sodden death play off between Hale priced at$l,000 and provides a playing spot in lead Utah's overtime victory Iiwin and Kermit Zanley. Irwin the Pro-Am, am ong many other benefits. over stubborn Weber State. Ron place prize of $40,000. New for ths year are the Patron "A" and Brewer and Sidney Moncrelf "The 'Go For It' theme should promise us Patron "B" Sponsorships, each priced each scored 20 points to lead another exciting tournamen t finish for '77," $175. Arkansas past Tulsa. said Gen. Edward 0. Martin, tournamen t Th e Patron "A" Sponsorship includes one general chairman. "Th e golfers are conpatron season badge, one pa license plate stantly faced with 'play it safe' or 'go for it' for free reserved parking, nine season situations, but it's always the 'go for it' ticket books, advertising on the pairing sheet decisions that build tension and add ex- and a winter golf outing. citement to a tournament." The Patron "B" Sponsorship includes one Citrus Week will be Feb. 28 through March 6 patron season badge, one license plate at Rio Pinar Country Club, with the Pro-Am for free reserved parking, 9 tickets good for scheduled for Wednesday, March 2. The four- Friday, 14 tickets good for Saturday, A's CHICAGO (AP) Oakland 14 day 72-hole begins on Thursday, tickets good for Sunday and reserved seating owner Charles 0. Finley's March 3, and will again receive nationwide on the 18th green. civil suit baseball cornmissioner Bowie Kuhn for voiding the multi-million dollar sale of three Oakland A's players last summer has recessed until 3. Finley Is seeking in U.S. Dist" Court to recover some of the millions he said he lost when Kuhn voided his trade of fielder Rudi and pitchers VIda Blue and Rallie Fingers. JACKSONVILLE (AP) ourselves1" said Reihner, 245 and Browner at 247. man4 our one season. opp I SInce Foreman was a consensus all-pro selection a year ago, owns most club rushing Q. On a kickoff, the ball travels 10 yards In the air. A marks and has averaged 1,000 Pta'ei from the kicking team catches it before it hits the ground or an opposing player. Who gets the ball? — Garyyards over the last three years, Seekins, Anaheim, Calif. you can see that few people other than the Rams have The kicking team. If In the Judgment of the referee the stopped him. ball traveled 10 yards, it Is a free ball. However, If the The conference winners meet receiving team didn't touch It, the ball may not be adin Super Bowl XI, scheduled for vanced. The more likely occurrence, unless the receivers Jan. 9 In the Rose Bowl at fall completely asleep, is for a ball to ricochet off a receiver. Pasadena, Calif. Q What has happened to the Pete Rozelle-CarrollThe Raiders, with 11 victories in a row, and the Steelers, with Rosenbloom feud?. Rosenbloom sounded like ali sweetness 10, boast the NFL's longest and light on a halftime television interview? — T.R., Oakland, Calif. winning streaks. Obviously, only one of them can continue. The reference is to the revolt by the Rams' owner against the NFL ride of Commissioner Rozelle. It reached Pittsburgh, which has won a point of vehemence where the other owners stepped in, the last two Super Bowls, and threatened Rosenbloom with censure for his public flkInniI nm nI,I hnn,1, ..i •. UI 11113 .. decorate the ChrIstma by T. K. Ryan Olderman 1 ll weight prospects. Stl'* l l Good arm -. We welt,, Since out, r too. LF4 now the winner will get his dream match. Braden was Perez's stablemate, years ago, when both were still in the amateurs. They suffered a falling that neither one wants to discuss, and there has been very bad blood ever since. Mitchell holds a win over Perez at the Sports Stadium and feels that he can duplicate it anytime he gets in the ring with him. Slick is a hard fighter to figure out. He has all the ability In the world. MI he has ever lacked from becoming a great fighter, Is incentive. In the Braden fight he will have that. And If he wins, in the Perez fight It will also be there. That could spell bad news for both these Sanford raised fighters. The Clark-Ramon Maslas fight Is also one that has me excited. Here again there Is a story, behind the story. Clark and Sammy Maslas have been on a collision course since both turned pro earlier this year. Coming into Tuesday night's action, Clark is 8-1, with 7 KO's. Maslas is 4-0, with 4 KO's. In order to kill off this match, that could ruin his fighter, Ben Lonic, Maslas' manager, has brought Ramon in to do the job. Ramon is more of a street fighter than Sammy Is, but he is still a real threat to the Casselberz-y youth. In the meantime Sammy figures to have his hands full with O'Brien, who is reported to be one of New York's better welter- BLAZING BLAZER By The Associated Press lain the Los Angeles Rams for Swann's head resulted in a conWith all the talk of a revenge the National Football Confer- cussion for Swami, fines and rematch between the Pltts- ence championship a few hours warnings for Atkinson and bitburgh Steelers and George At. before the Steelers and Raiders ter feelings on the part of the kinson of the Oakland Raiders, square off In Oakland for Steelers. it's gone kind of unnoticed that American Football Conference "If Atkinson pulls that kind of Minnesota's Chuck Foreman honors. garbage, I'll come off the bench has a score to settle, In the season opener, a fore- and get hint myself," Foreman will get his chance by Atkinson to the hack of threatened defensive tackle Sunday when the Vikings enter- Pittsburgh wide receiver Lynn "Mean" Joe Greene. Meanwhile, Foreman remembers an early-season 1010 standoff with the Rams, although he'd like to forget it. "1 had only 31 yards rushing, or something horrible like that," Foreman out. "I think they did the best job deBy MURRAY OLDERMAN tensing me of anybody we played against. I don't want that to happen again." run m Friday, Dec. 24,1976-111 A use foreman Has Score To Settle year _____ Sanford, Fl. go-round. "Speedy," as he Is known In boxing circles, has headlined cards all over the country, Including Puerto Rico. So, forget the fact he has only had 13 fights. Most of those were main events and almost everyone was against a highly regarded opponent. His only losses have come at the hands of Juan Hidalgo and Benjamin Ortiz, two of the world's top 135-pounders. And both of those came on disputed split decisions. Wins are over such top men as James Brackett, Leo Lopez and Rafael Nicasio, have gained Gonzalez the ranking of No. 10 in the junior lightweight division. A match with the Southern lightweight title holder, Termite Watkins has been promised to Gonzalez if he defeats Santore. The Braden-Mitchell bout Is a return of one of the year's most exciting bouts. Two months ago Braden, who to live in Sanford, out-dueled Mitchell In a slam-hang affair that had the fans standing in the aisles. This time the fight might even be better. Promoter Pete Ashlock Is dangling a special carrot in front of the noses of both Braden and Mitchell. The winner of this fight will get a shot at Taco Perez in the very near future. Mitchell and Braden have been hot on the heels of Perez for years. Both men have challenged him on numerous occasions and against pro p,iviithi divIi .,s, Iuviet.d-' a Evening Herald, Frankie Santore against Jose Gonzalez and Kip Braden against Slick Mitchell. Twin six-rounders will have Scott "Golden Boy" Clark facing Itamon Maslas and Sammy Masias squared off with Willie O'Brien. The opening four-rounder will send Kevin "Spook" Jackson Richard Gonzalez, Perez Is, of course, the former Southern Junior middleweight champ who desperately needs a big win at this stage of his career. In his last two efforts, Taco lost a lop-sided decision to the former world's champ, Elisha Obeci and was stopped by South Africa's Gert Steyn. For Perez to continue to be a force to be reckoned with In the 154-pound division, he will have to score a win over a fighter of note. That's where Haggerty comes in. On December 7, the Dallas fighter scored one of the year's biggest upsets when he knocked out the North American junior middleweight champ, Tony Gardner, In the fourth round in Oklahoma City. Before that non-title shocker was registered, Gardner was set to come into the Sports Stadium and meet Joey Vincent for the crown on January 25. Instead, Gardner has been instructed to meet Haggerty for the championship on January 18th in Oklahoma. But, only if Dennis defeats Perez Tesday night. Santore brings a mark of 16-2.1 Into the bout, as compared to Gonzalez's 11-2. But the Latin fighter Is a distinct favorite for this was metime SPORTS Haggerty of Texas. Supporting eight -rounders will feature _________________________ can be Wd The next boxing card at the Orlando Sports Stadium will be Tuesday night and it appears that matchmaker Bruce Trampler has saved the best for last. This show will be the final one of the 1976 boxing season and as far as Seminole County Is concerned, it should be its most liiiportant. In the main event it will be Sanford's Taco Perez against Dennis Jumper Citrus' 1977 Theme famflar,4p 'Go For It' ctory over UlI%hJ sort of thing. This will be their third consecutive AFC title showdown and their fifth postseason confrontation In as many years. Swann predicts he'll "have the last laugh" on Atkinson "when we come home AFC champs again.". year, citing won first money - For that to happen, though, some of the Steelers' running hacks had better well in a hurry. Franco Harris and Rocky Bleier both rushed for more than 1,000 yards this seabut trying to come back from injuries, as Is Frenchy Fuqua. "FnnIhnIl nIwn,.. 1111113, 5..,-,-. says Fuqua. "This is for the money, darlin'. You can't be half-steppin' with all those bills coming in." tron Recess For get son are - patron I c U n s eéded F - - tournament against tci' Problem Gator Problerr') — The way Penn State Coach Uts Joe Paterno sees it, Notre Dame's size will cause some MIAMI (AP) - An unseeded difficulty for his Nittany lions Indiana girl and a in Monday night's Gator Bowl Czechoslovakian seeded game. seventh have taken first place "We don't really have domiin the 16-year-old divisions of nant people on our line," Pathe Orange Bowl World Junior terno said Thursday. "Their Tennis Tournament, size at the line of scrimmage is Mary Lou Piatek of Whiting, a big problem for us." Ind., beat unseeded Suzanne But two of his men in the Doumar of Fort Lauderdale, trenches aren't worried. Fin., 6-3, 34, 74 in Thursday's "They are bigger than most girls' finals, while seventh- of the teams we've faced," said seeded Ivan Lend] of Czech- 200-pound offensive tackle Brad oslovakla won 3.6, 6-3, 6-1 over Benson. "But we won't go in eighth-seeded Casio Molts of feeling inferior. It'll be a good Brazil. test for us." Two seeded boys and one George Reihner, Penn State's seeded girl were defeated in the other offensive tackle, agreed. age 18-and-under tournament. "It gives us a chance to prove In A's Suit Jan, out. Joe pounds. Finley said he believes basePaterno gave his team a light They will key the protection workout Thursday afternoon ball's Major League Agreement for Penn State quarterback and scheduled a final one today. doesn't give the commissioner Chuck Fusina and running He said it would be a Little power to void legal trades, but hacks Steve Geise and Bob Tor- harder and in pads for the last allows him only to "make sure there is no gambling - and rey against the renowned rush time. thing immoral going on". of Notre Dame defensive ends "We went without pads Willie Fry and All-American Finley, wrapping up his case Thursday because we looked a Ross Browner. against Kuhn Thursday, also little tired Wednesday," Pa"Browner and Fry are testified that he was constantly only big, but they are very good terno said. "The players are offering his players valuable running around enjoying themas well," Paterno said. contracts but that they were all Notre Dame Coach Dan De-- selves a lot in addition to practurned down. vine tried to soften that one at a Lice and we needed a 11hter Kuhn gave as his reason for joint news conference by the workout. It was the best pnac- voiding the sales last summer Lice since we've been downthat two coaches. they were "not in the best "Browner and Fry look huge, here." interests of baseball" and but they are not that heavy," The Fighting Irish held their would tend to upset "cornDevine said. "Willie only third straight pad-popping ses- petitive balance" in the Amenweighs 235." slon Thursday evening and can League by making New His team's Gator Bowl infor- Devine scheduled another for York and Boston too strong and matlon brochure lists Fry at 242 thIs afternoon, weakening Oakland. �12A-Evening_Herald. Sanford,Ft. Friday, Dec. 24, 1976 Indian&s Comeback F'1ips Kfl Cks, 96-94 Bowling By Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SUE CEYNoW. Hats Of f To Secretaries! CLASSIFIED ADS OclQndo-Winter Parh' Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 41c a line i thru S times H OURS 31c a line 6 thru 25 times 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9Noon - Secretaries are toe backbone of a league. They are the record keeper and the solver of problems that come up before, during, and after league play. Meet a 5-3 package of dynamite, a woman of 71 summers and secretary of the Washday Dropouts and Deltona Pinbusters Mixed Leagues - Gladys Granneman. These leagues meet on Monday and Friday afternoon.s at 1 p.m. The Dropouts, a league of 12, 4-member teams and the Deltona Pinbusters, a league of 24, 4-member teams really keep Gladys busy. Between the two teams there are 144 bowlers plus the substitutes and C1adys is right up to snuff with keeping records of wins and losses straight, averages and outstanding games and seriesreportedweeklyforKeglersKon1er.Bothte8mae - up of Senior Citizens. Originally, the Pinbusters were comprised of people from the Deltona area only. Gladys is very proud that she never had to go out and recruit people to fill teams. By word of mouth from one friena to another, the league has grown. It now Includes some couples from Sanford, namely Art and Peg Streit and John and Ann Stanish. Forthe past seven years, Gladys has been secretary of the Deltona Pinbusters. Four years ago, she was instrumental in forming the Washday Dropouts with the help of the late Gil Filegar of Sanford. She was the secretary then and still is fulfilling these duties. While talking to Gladys and watching these bowlers enjoying themselves, a nice strong game of 176 was being bowled by 76 year old Mike Rose. According to Gladys, there are two couples who bowl with the Washday Dropouts that Floridians aflectionately call snow b(rds. Down for the fall and winter months - from Helena, Montana are Mr. and Mrs. Claude Weaver. As soon asthey get here (they reside In Sanford during this time), the first thing they do is contact Gladys and let her know they are ready to start bowling. In this same category are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fitzpatrick who hail from New York and reside in Deltona during their sojourn here. Each year they look forward to seeing and bowling with their friends in both the Dropouts and Pinbusters leagues. These leagues of Senior Citizens prove to one and all that retirement lathe time to do all the things you wanted to do and never had time for. They have fun and are a joy to watch. BOWLING POTPOURRI: Recently in the Shooting Stars League, a very healthy 601. Scratch Series was bowled by Dome MacAteer. A little side note to the Senior Citizens' Leagues: Cheering for his wife whom he calls "sexy Grandma." and biing the other bowlers was Washday Dropout bowler who Ls on temporary leave because of open heart surgery. Ed Knesel is sure he will be able to resume bowling after a January visit to his doctor. Apologies to Alice Hendrix. Seems she was omitted from our list of the top bowlers at the end of the 75-76 year. Alice had a whopping 174 average. What a tournament It must have been!! All entrants in the "I Beat My Coach" tournament did just that. They beat their coaches. Coaches' scores weren't announced, By The Associated Press Bobby Leonard spoke in superlatives. That's what happens when your basketball learn comes back from a 10point deficit in the last tso mimites. !A)ugher} wouldn't speak at all. That's what hapP' when our team loses a 101xllnt lead in the last two minutes. "lh'it waS a great comeback, one of the finest comebacks ever seen," said Leonard after his Indiana Pacers defeated the New York Nets 96-94 in the National Basketball Association Thw- sda)' night. It was certainly one of the better ones. The Pacers reeled off 12 points in the final 1:47 of the game to wipe out a 9'i.t New York lead. Elsewhere in the NBA, Phoenix turned back Buffalo 107.92; Chicago dcwnetl Atlanta 101-95; San Antonio nipped Washington 118.116; Milwaukee outscored Goltien State 112.103 and Denver harnmi.'red Seattle 123-95. While Leonard was exulting in the eruption of last-minute points, Loughery was shuttini. out reporters. "I didn't see the gariie sui I can't comment on it," said a dour Loughery, who was ejected on his second technical of the night at 9:02 of the fourth perd. Billy Knight scored 32 points for Indiana, including seven in that late 12-point run. :'n Underhand scoop shot of Knight's tied the score at 94 with 28 seconds left. Moments before, Don Buse hit two free throws, then . stole the ball from Nate Archi. bald to set up a dunk shot by [Jan Houndlield and bring the Pacers within striking distance. Hulls 101, hawks 95 Mickey Johnson and Artis Gilmorecombinedlorl7fow.thi. quarter points anti picked off 13 rebounds to guide Chicago past Atlanta. The Bulls, winning for the eighth time in their last 16 1I11CS, could not put the game away until the final two llllnhitCS, when Norm Van 1.1cr iiiade four straight free throws. Spurs 118, Hulles 116 San Antonio got 26 points from l..arry Kenon and survived a scare when Washington's Els'in hayes narrowly missed a tipin with one second left, preserving the Spurs' victory over the Bullets. Hayes Ignited a late Bullets' surge by scoring 12 straight points in a 3:36 span of the final period. Before hayes got hot, the Spurs owned a 109-100 advantage. Bucks 112, Warriors 103 Milwaukee's Bob E)andridge scored 16 of his 23 points in the second half, leading the Bucks over Golden State. Gus Wilhams and Rick Barry rallied the Warriors from an eightpoint, fourth-quarter deficit to within 100-99 and 104-103. But Dandrie scored a basket to make it 106-103 and trigger a run of eight consecutive points b' the Bucks. Nuggets 123, Sonlcs David Thornon scored a season-high 38 points and Dens'er used a brilliant second- I'CEGL ER 'S I(ORNER AT BOWL AMERICA LAKE RUTH Standings- LOckwebt Landscaping Standings. i. Caboe, 2 Left 12 14. LakiMary Beauty Shop 35.21. Ones, 3. Somethin' Fishy, 4, One Carroll's Furniture 32 24; FamIly More Time, S. Sizzlers, 6. Pin Balls, World 30.26. Osleen Gin. Store 71 7. Pal's Raiders. I. Haistip Ho9. 79. Ranger 2630; Seiglers 23.33, High Games: Parker Anderson Clark & Hut 2231. Auto Paris 2234. 113. Mlchele Sp.nce 180. Taylor Tires 20-3é. High Series, Parker Anderson 527. Hig Games: Doug Thompson 216, Converted Splits Parker An Rose Belew 22.5. Beverly Thompson ders.on 25 10 217, Ji,ifl NoC 186 MATCH POINT High Series' Rose Beliw 570. Standings I Famous Recipe, 2 Beverly Thompson 513; Doug Wallace Auto, 3. Blair Agency, i. Thompson 572. Jean Noe 433 Bowman Dr1. S. Barbour Bros., 6. SUCK'S CATERERS Powells Office Supply, 7 Peg's - StandIngs. 1. Reutsens 43.17; 2. Angels. I Go Fers'. 9, Dodge Girls. Hoagies 33's 24'i; 3 App,tlz 10. J & P Const. Co. 34's-23'.s; 1. Sweet Rolls 31-29; 5. HIgh Games. Ginny Bowling 203. Entrees 2132, 4 Relirws 2832, 7. Linda Lewis 200 & 192. ShIrley Dess,rts2I 3LI Chips & Op-s 1911. Bar-bour 116. Carol Slaughter 117, High Games' Ann Medley 15.5. Sharon Eist,r 112, Mary Johnson Mary Jenkins 121, Lois Falgione 112, I79 Carolyn Belts 16.4.164. Liz Blackburn High Series- Shirley flarbour 500. 164112, Ruth Yeaty 158 170 167, Linda Lewis 54.1, Joy Walters 30). Robin Dean 169-173 176, Chrl Sharon Euler 199, Lois Smith 192. Dicker-son 137, Evelyn Serraes 145, DYNATRONICS MIXED Eve Rogero 161. Ginny Gaudreàu StandIngs: 1. Spacers II, 2- Pure 186, Glynis Cooper 142 113, Kathy Pleasure, 3 Brown Sugar, 4. Cooper 114-117, Linda Downer 159, Trotters, 3. 1 Stars. 6. S.andbaggen, Joyce Wagner 113 144-141, Wanda 7 Unpredictable,, I Geneva Gems, Hubbard 197. 9 JaY Jays Raiders, 10. Southpaw's, High Series Carolyn Befts 431, 11. Spinning Pins, 12. "R" Gang. 13. Liz Blackburn au. Ruttt Yeary 493, The Turkeys. II Alley Cats Robin Dean 31L Giynit Cooper 180, High Games: Mildrtd Graham Kathy Cooper 330. Joyce Wagner 710. Martha Keel 196. DOrothy 47, Bryant 191, Eugene O'Neill 195. Converted Splits Carob Zeull 7-ID; High Series. Dorothy Bryant 5.55. Robin Dean Si. Marion Far,Ila 3BiiI Griffith 533. Richard Williams 10; Evelyn Serress 6-7-10; Glynis Sib. Mildred - -- Graham -- - -.'. '' V" Cooper 3$ 10. O'Neill 500. Other Highlights: Turkeys UNPROFESSIONAL Sharon Kirkgard, Wanda Hubb4rd; Standings I. Varnar Specialties Queen of the week Ruth Yeary -466. 39 71.7, Plc. 439.7, 3. Sambo's 11-fl, PETTICOAT 4. Will's Amoco 3624, S. Jol'irysy's Standings Jacks Mini Market 4$ Standard 3476.6, Plo. 113-426,7. No. 39. BIg Dip 3421. Unitid Trophy 332 3426. I Prosier Ford 3371. 9. 71, Car Ben Jewelers 32 21; Taylors AmerIcan Wood Products 3228, 10. Natural Fodi 27-33. Maiter's Cove Bad Newi Bears 3030. 11. Jim's 23's Manas Well & mp Caeetry 21 32,12 Big Dip 2337, ServIce 7335; Chase & Company Rick'i Gang 7l"2-38,7, 14. No 3 2Ii.l. 3$'-'t, IS. LTD Club 2040, 16- Custom High Games, Bonnie Bierfrevnd Carpets 19 II $70; Sharon ChaplIn 170; Gloria High Games: Jerry Frefli 215,Q, Averitt 172; Arlen Rurnbley $6.1; Daniels 209. Robf. Robinson 705-230, Llndj Kondrecki 170; Judy Bellamy Gene Miller 214. Jerry Temple 711. 176; Barbara Thomas 167. Don Wilt 753, Dennis Stewart 22) High Series - Ter,,a Lowle 133, HIgh Series Frank Kafka Judy Beliamy 432. Burt Truu 5.45. Xi? Johnson549 Jim Converted Splits Gloria Aveeltt 6 Hackett 5.13. Jerry Farella 604. Rob*. 101. 3.10. Susan Oates 6 107. S 7, Robinson 511, Gene Miller 573, Jerry Rena McGee S 7. Nina DarnetI 47. Temple 510. Burle Henry 366. Don Other Highlights: Queen of the Wit? 510, Dennis Stewart 544, Ale.4 week - Judy Bellamy '#193 Sear-rae, 601. Converted Splits. Geo. DeMattio 4 10. 310. 27; Jerry Farella 310. Other Highlights Star of the week Frank Kafka 90. WASHDAY DROPOUTS Standings Ups & Dawns 26-20; Alley Cats 3323. Bombers 32' 23' z; Whii KidS 3135; Eager Beavers 2923. Go-Getters 29-23; Scatter Pins 2171. Busy B's 7531, Hees & Shees I9 ,34I.; Out of towners 199; only Us 16.40; Only Us 1610; Make ups6 22 High Games Mar-yin Mctiduft 707. Elmer Gasking 192. Lucia Weaver ISO, Joe Weick 17$, Wanda Roes l9, Phil Augt,-jfo 169, Sam Kaminsky 167, Mickey Lang 163, Pauline Hirsch 154. High Series: Elmer Gasking 526. Marvin MCNutt 516. Phil Augusta 190. 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Ringers 7/ 2). New Yorkers 24-31. Dynamos 7136; ,Iet Se? 7331, Hi Balls 223$. Four Diamonds 121$ High Games Marvin McNutt 210. JOe Weuck 188 195; Phil Augu,to 190, Lisle Miller 191, Abe Narsico Ben Kiesel I!). Arthis Streit 1*2. Raymona Rucker 179. Norman Becker 177, Rosi Patrick 116, 5am Kamins*y 173, Bert Lange Ill. Viola Koch iS?, Olive Westray 152 High Series: Marvin McNutt 52.5, Joe WiCk 500. Norman Becker 312. Ben Kiesel 195. Sam Kamlnsky 491. ROLL.A.SOUTS Standings I The Machine, 2 The Raymond Pucker 485. Phil AuguSto Oreo's. 3 Road Runners. a Ihe 440. Rose Patrick 49? Outlaws, I Cap'n urns, 6. COnverted Splits Lou Boltoni 79 . . . -Lk2Vdfl S uecTruc. 1. Nabors. I. IV. Joe Drescher 56 10, Terry C.W A Local 31)3.9 Stoned Rollers, MOt'j'lo I S 7, Carl Long 6 7, Bert 10. Ding 8t's, 11. Family Trio, 12. Lange 79. Alma GIbon 43, Marcel sot Stuff. I). HOdjkt 14 ()45 Thihodeaij S 7, Bob Wilson? 7, LIsli Rollers, IS. Pace MIkerl, 14 Sum- Miller 5-to. Mike Borclon.aro 3-10, Pin Good. Pet Valente 310 twice. Rose Patrick HighGames: ConnieLahman 309; 310. Ben Kiesef 3-10. Sally Kie'seI Jim Eltern 232719; Frank Kafka 10. Abe Plar'sico 310. Mike Burke 227. Jim Starr 215. JIm Johnson 215; 10. Ott Granneman SI 10 _--- Sa b r - e - s W ra p P cia iii S • [) • lvi S 10 r'i By The Associated Press helped Philadelphia extend its All the Buffalo Sabg-es wanted unbeaten streak to 17 games. for Christmas was first place in 'The Flyers' streak is the longthe National Hockey League's eM in the NhIL this season and Adime I3ivlvirvi ,,n,4 tk,,u .,.* ..t.. ..t ,. OWII ut use ""I BV eague mars it with room to spare. held jointly by the 1974-75 FlyThe high-flying Sabres over- ers and the 1940-41 Boston took the Bston Bruins Wednes- Bruins. day night and boosted their lead Red WIngs 5, PenguIns 2 to two points Thursday evening Detroit's Bill Lochead scored with a come-from-behind 4-2 triumph - their seventh LU a two goals, the second &Iapping row - over the Toronto Maple a 2-2 tie at 11:57 of the third Leafs while the Brulns were period. The Wings' final two tied 3-3 by the New York goals by defensemen Jim Nabrgang and Rick Wtlson were Rangers. fired Into an empty net In the Rangers 3, Brulu 3 New York came from behind final minute. Nahrgang's shot traveled 150 feet, twice on a pair of second-period goals by rookie Don Murdoch Blues , 2 and one by Steve Vickers in the Bob Gassoff broke a tie three third period. seconds before the end of the The Rangers spotted the second period and Jerry Butler Bruins a 2-0 lead on goals by added an Insurance goal In the Earl Anderson and Terry thirdstanzaa.sSt. I iotled O'Reilly beforeMurdoeb scored Orland Kurtenbach's home de his th and 27th goals of he but as Vancouver coach. Larry season. Baton regained the Patey and Floyd Thomson lead on Jotiuiy Bucyk's goal scored the first two SI LOUIS early in the third period but goals, helping the Blues InVickers tied It again at 12:40. crease their Smythe Division Flyers 5, Capitals 2 lead to nine points over idle .,... flrun c.'ila :Ii'c Pu.-, ... ,n..l-, the second quarter and led 54-44 at the half. Seattle, with center Torn Burleson in foul trouble, never recovered. 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(26) 12030 THIRD - I Urza Coldo (I) 610, 3 40. 2 Domingo Miguel (2) P,ndan5- Star and heart shape. 1010.400;) Aidaria Sofo (6) Q 1.6 50 arid up Gwaltriey Jewelers, (12) 31 00. p (12) $9 40 2015 Park Ave FOURTH - I Ice Juan (21 17 . 830. 100. 2 Plegui Ebor:a (5) S $0, 320. 3 Oguiza Zarre (81 S $0; 0 (2 51 1070. p 1251 108 90. OD. (121 IQ5 i4 L) o 1 le Antonio vs. Kansas City al Omaha, Plet). Aosfort at Dinver Milweuk at LOS Angeles Portland at Seattle College Bowls Today's Games Monlg.msry. Ala. Blue Gray Classic, Saturday, Dec. 21 FIESTA BOWL Si Aria. Wyvmlng vs. Oklahgens, 2 p.m. MOnday. Dec. 37 OATOR IOWL At JacksonvilLe, Pie. Psm5televsNofre(3am,,pm Friday, Dec. 31 PEACH SOWL At Atlanta Kentuck- vi. N CarolIna, 7:30 pm (5) 610, 600. 3 Aldana Zarre u 1000(1 5) .49.00. P11 5) 234.30; DO (326210 FIFTH - I Saflli-Altu (3) 22 20. 660, 310; 2. Anton Lame. (1) 1.60, 3 Mlrurl Sanchez (1) 6.00; (3-7) 38.70; P (37) 139.30. SIXTH -I Plegu Perez (1) 1310. 6.40, 4.20; 2 Patxi-Bengoa ts *10, 6-50. Arectsa Quiola (3) 350; 5)5760; PIll) 16100. SEVENTH - I, DomIngo- Beitla (4) 12.00,9 10,6 00; 7. AIdana Miguel (2) $40, 4.I0 3. Jose Arani (Il 160.-' Q (2 1)31 IC; P (421 12 80, BIg 0 ii $withall2 9SOOand(I Swith all 4) 37300. EIGHTH - 1. Alava Juan 1770, 10.20, 360; 2 Anton-Ally (7) 100.5.00;). BllbaoLarree (61 4.10; $60, Q Q (27) 4110; NINTH P17 H 13%i. I, BiIbao (;J $340 , 160; 7 Alava 11)4.50,300;) Zarr, (5) 4.20; (1 II 3520; P (I-SI 9900, TENTH - 1 Fermin Ill ii 180. 3 40; 2. Anton (1) S 80, 2.10, - Q Santl f3) 370, 0 (34) 4420. p 26) 30. 0(3 1)11 15 50. $0. - 4- _, Into a defensIve struggle. Calgary goaltender Loule Levasseur kicked out 30 shots to keep the game close. Calgary's John Miszuk scored his first goal of the season, then, after Danny Gruen tied the score at I-I, Rick Sentes won It with his eighth tally of the year. Wb4lers 5, Mariners 3 The 'number 13 proved Unlucky for the Mariners, who saw their 13-game home tin. beaten streak ended by New England. The Whalerstrafled3.2enter. LUg the third period but rallied on goals by Ralph Back.strom, I.arrv Pleau and Trim Wphct... . , _.- -----WbS to top San Diego. _ ___ Ridgewood LPN. I to 12 shift Geriatric cx penance preferred Apply in person, Sanford Nursing & Con valesceal Cenler, 950 Mellonville & 4 New Electronic Sensor Perm Beauty Care Products Towers Beauty S0io.,. 519E 1st. 322-5742 Experienced, mature bookkeeper Pjiill lake parl lime poitluon with xmall firm who doe's not require full time bookkeeper Phone 349 Rentals 6-Child Cat-c • Educaliona, Child Care for as iowa' , weekly if you quality 373 _______________________ NOW RENTING 9--Good Things to Eat ___________________________ NAVEL ORANGES 22 French Ave ,Sanford 332 3477 ______________________________ BU DUCKS. GEESE & CHICKENS Phone 323 7011 18-Help Wanted Wanled - lazy Salesperson customed to high standard of living Call 323 85.42 Brand new, sparkling wulh charmi Furnished Studio's. unfurnished I & 2 bedroom unitS Your new home features Shag Carpeting Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase Private Entrance g)ead boil Lock ''Fencexi Patio Color to ordinated Kitchen 6 Appliances Abuhont Storage Space "Energy Efficient" Air Con ditioning Package Full Circle InSulation & Sound Proofing No One living above or below yoi. Full time Resident Servict Directors Modelsopen IOa m '116pm Dail Come see us or call Needed, experienced teen age bak sitter in Soulhslde Elementa', SChOOl area. Some eves 8. week nth 321 0296 Elderly lady as live-in compinion for same Light cooking and cleaning Small Salary References required 322 )t.I5 abler 6 p m FACTORY WORKER- Mature, accurate, inleliigenl Relired serviceman preferred United it 323 1402 ____________________________ Interested in Children? People? Become a Discovery Advisor and Loin our manager lralr.ing program by offering educational services to concerned parents In Seminole County Ground floor opporiunily' Unllmllej earning potential Phone 377 0034 ____________________ 5757 ), 7, 3 La'tltuuu ?r.s,Icr .spts Adult & family park Weekly 'I'.lS Hwy Il 92. SanbOrd 1231910 MLS REALTORS 201/S FRENCH Adult- Family " PARK RIDGE-- I BR, 7 bath, un burnished home. renl $725 mu KISH REAL ESTATE. INC. 321 0041 Merry 210 WOODMERE BLVD 3 Bedroom $150 ma. Information in Window ______________ CREATIVE DIRECTOR- Ad verlising Retail cap Portfolio required. COCKTAIL WAITRESS- Varied Shift ROUTE SALES- Established company. Wholesale route in Orlando area DEBIT SALES- Learn nran business COUNTER HELP- Restaurant LAW CLERK- Legal office exp Type SO wpm DESK CLERK- NCR 1200 ,xp RELIEF NIGHT AUDIT-' E.p ireterred MANAGER TRAI4LCRestaurant wAITRESSES WAITRESSF SHIRLEY MILLET T 8)19712 Casselberry Winter Sprinq Forest Cit-, Altamonte Springs 5iritorg ill L'.'i5('r 1 i' 322-2420 - ANYTIME ____ Ut liCC 2 BR block home, turn or unlurn 323 2920 or 32'? 7529 alter 6 pm .'.; Ti'-, - down payment toqualubied buyer's I tSR. 518.000 and up down lb cash ii a problem, call CRANK CON'ST REALTY Rr'ALTORS--5)0 6063 Evpt 323 3819 - Rirg Rei Estate Broker. 371 0610 YOuf line ad on th . I - ;/' ' ' 1 '. Up plan d \\ - I ark / 3 & 4 Bedroom 2 Bath Models QUALITY HOMES ATMODERATE PRICES ,. Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting liiiiii xlTi' ,.4 01(111 .I f E1 STcTI Ii W 25th " page for 1 * FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H We're Offering A COSt want ad --- BALL REALTY Peg lIe-al Estate' (iroker 1.ALE, PEN1As 017W___ lst5I,5 nf rj 12? 56.11 or 1)2 175) .ittee H fl/ a _______ _______ _____ - 316/ Del tona Z7o ORb11b 11/2 Bath Townhouse and a Heslihy. Happy New Year ReI Etttc Broker 267$ S Sanford Ave 321 0759 eves 332 6-4 ______ RC PAYTON REALTY l.EP4TALS- ApIs & Homes SAL ES-Farnmpr City 26.41) Hiwtts.jt Il 92 3?? 1)01 Dy or Night 2417OfJ ]8,525 (,ARNETT WHITE Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Carpeting throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Quality concrete block construction. 1,064 square feet of living area. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to shopping and Schools No maintenance fees. T MODEL OPEN: Another Fine Development By 1113.00 NET BALANCE 1193.27 3.60 1196.17 455.13 2352.00 3327.00 10.91 pet. 48 monthly payments at $49 DAILY-4;30 a.m.-$:30 SAT-Il a.m..6 p.m. SUN-I p,m..6 p.m. p.m. II1. ii f S & • Cottage, S rooms, I bath. 251 S 3rd St . Lake Mary $11.50) Phn. for sale, by Owner 2 BR brame house, Corner lot. $11,SO) 2231161 _____ i""II DIRECTIONS: In Sanford- West on 25th St. pg 17.92 z Mile To Ridgewood ,ttv,., Go South 2 Blocks On Rkg.wood To Terrace Drive WIICOCONSTUCTIOCO$PAY Al.......:....._ MIUJfliflUm I P OELTONA- New custom buill I BR. 7 bath home With lamuly room, 2 car garage. briCk *411 oven. lslar,d cooking Center, central heat 8. air All lhC extras inCluding smok, warning d,vlse 535.000 on your lot Call Dynamic Properties. 664 6411. tO see model cover ;ili'i r:J_ xl. i,, IJ...,_!__ - _________________________ yOUr home Lawn Care - *th LIGHT HAULIPIC.& YARD t'IUGHEY EQUIPMENT servce Cleating, Mowing, aack hoe loader 3221121 4140 GARAGE CLEAN UP Dm1 Phone 319 5371 - ______________________________ Cleaning WANADSARMALL.U! ,.LI BIG on delivery Tree Trimming & Surgery--Lawn Ma.nlenance Free Estimates Licensed Priori 122 7512 ______________________________ Home Improvements - BARGAIN PR ICES ç,,brd 5 French. -------- Ar,t,ns'i.- 1700 EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowing. Edging, Trimming Free Estimate, PPio,-ie 32) 1172 1711 C 'r Gog used TV'S 525 MILLER'S, 2619 Orlando Drive-, Sanborg, 322 0353 Rb I. B-ox l)1((, Sanford, Fl 32)6425 ____________________ I extra cash for (hritms Shopping Sell thQ$e ilems you no onger 'ieeii wIbi .2 QuiCk Action Earn Stereo wilh AM FM,EirI American maple cabinet be*ulmfui condition in5 i & out, $125 3238953 Carpentry. Remodeling. Additi,n5 Custom Wart Licensed Bonded free e5timti 3736035 _________________ - Electrical I - ' I 6OWLIN ELECtRIC Electrii Contractors Ini3mj%tri4l, corn mercial. res,clental free ratimalcs 3227373 _______ -SHOP, RENT - S'.'eAP T4E EASY 'AiAttT AD WAY l4cj and use Ihe 'A,inb Ads e've-fuiIy DICK'S LAWN SERVICE GeDnargI's Home Repir, Room Additions, Concrete Work. Paint rig, Carpenter Work, Ceramic Tile. Alum Enclosures 3236425 Mowing Trimming, Edging WIn a Personal Touch 1304131 FCC* Etlumat,s ,',.if'I 'Sg in NC Evening Herald _____________________ GE 14085019 MARINE 792$ Hñi9 II!? Central & Gerry 5 Cleaning Service Pe-Side'nl,ai & Commercial Clean I 123.1340 Year Heat & Ar Conditioning i-or Irx'e estimales, call Carl Harris t SEARS in Sanford 322 oc .5 & CHAIR SHAMPOOED .Siso Carpet Shampooed Only 1.35 PhOne 322 3.SM Lab, mode-i, colored refrigerators and ranges XI day guarantee Good Fishing. Happy Hunllng. Smooth Sailing, arid a Happy Nw 1 TO SERVE YOU flQUIIfl9 lUIfl9 aium,r,,m A. sOftit system Also Roofing. Gutters 70 Yes E.p F.T,sgle Siding C, ssi 9563 KEPIMORE WASHE14 Parts. I Service U ted hflCS MOONEY APPLIANCES 1?) 0697 - Merry Christmas / ____________________________ 52-Appliances 55-floats & Accessories - VlRLI¼J1\I EXPERTS RERDY Sanford Plaza - - ' RI IIkl .QrIocr'T,mcV 5J%JIILSJSJ - -. 3)711 7 dP CB home, large lot, convenient Teems 116.500 Phone 323 53(X) l'' - . . ' p 53-TV.RadIo.SIereo lIeg Real Eslele Broker 0rtN KRIOER. ASSOC 101W Commercial Phri 372 1111. Sintorct • - i-', Th.ni,1c,n,,.,ci, -' ------------- 1030 Slate SI BATEMAN REALTY Peg Meal Estate Itroker 3237080 19.00 1*93.21 GOOD SELECTION NEW CAR TRADE-INS S.ngerrquppe-dlu 2-3 .13 ,%rni mIle buttonholes 9alane ii 558 88 or 10 payments of 16 Cali Cred' Manager 372 9111 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER _- House S/i 2931.99 117.21 3064.27 Singer Zig- Zag I Best Wishes fox' a Juyout (hr 'simas CALL 23.00 DOWN PAYMENT DOOR NET BALANCE DOCUMENTARY STAMPS UNPAID BALANCE FINANCE CHARGES TOTALAMT. PAYMENTS DEFERRED PAY'T PRICE ANN. PCI. RATE 2906.99 TOTAL SALES PRICE ' -- ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 130 1101 KAVE TALMADGE HILDA RICHMOND SAL.ES PRICE CLERICAL NOTARY TOTAL UNIT PRICE SALES TAX FLA. LICENSE 2 • Select your new turnilurt- Irons WILSON MAlE P br ttiC best rx...,,... ., . a, ,,a,ona, brands Liberal trade-ins Free deliver 7 Convene-nt terms We give TV Stamps 311 E Frst Phone 31? 542? then ¶T.t -v close - Days 11? 6132 Nights- 377 2)52 FOR INFORMATION COROLLA ____ jr phone to ____________________________ _______________________ 11Jociere 17 TOYOTA NOW IN STOCK LOCH ARBOR- Ideal large tansily I ISP. pool 517,500 I elrgerat,d Sdnclwctm mit cash MAYFAIR- Professionalscustom register, wattle maker tables. BR, near hospital 1.14.750 pie case. other itemS 323 2770 RAVENP4A PARK- Choice 3 BR. ________________________ all amenities 537.000 CROCHETED AFGHANS PINECREST- Relireme'nl special PONC1IOS&SHAALS 3 BR (harm 178,000 Phone 32) 7011 ____________________________ FAIRLANE ESTATES - Move in. then buy' 4 BR 126.900 I S1HoUSllhOld Goocis SAN LANTA-- Government homes 51CC clOwn ______ C,ill fox' Free Maps. We Sell our trade in lurnuture at 0* I Puttures & Detamix price's Good Sefpction COUNTRY FURN DISTRIBUTORS 322 Su - NOW TNG LL _____________ ORIGINAL PRICE 'M.P.G. i Dad will love Black & Decker or Ro(kwell power tools and Slanley hand tools from Gregory Lumber & True Value Hardware, 6th a. Maple 372 0500 LAKE MARY- Specious 3 BR, I acre plus, lake privileges, near I low Call Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, 1973P1NTO 54.000 miles, $800 Call 562 0126 Hwy 46 West, Sanlord 323 5420 $0 month Regulation size iii pool table and accessories. $125 Phone '372 628.3 REALTOR, MLS Day or Niqht - RUTH TUECI-I 8)4 92)2 Alt'an,onte Spninq Longwood (East) 49 * 323.5774 '" DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy fl, 1 mIle west of Speedway, Daytona Beach will hold I Public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday, night at 7.30, It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price No charge other than IS registratiCin tee unless vi'hicle is sold Call 904255 13)1 fOr further details YOU ASKED FOR IT YOU GOT IT Harold Hall Realty - Sanford, Fla, For Appointm Chain Link Fence, 124'.) walk gates. 8. I set drive gales 5150 complete 323 1712 _____________ III pland Park Homes JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '73 Models. Cell 3731570 or 834 1605 Dealer Shill I _______________________________________ ___________________ (CU( I,? EvEN NEW FLASHING ARROW SI G 145 FOR SALE iLLO,',SiPATEO FACES ON POuTABLE TRAILER 5195 -. Dell's Auction Center ____________________ The kids will love Cowboy Boots & Dingo Boots from Knight's Shoes 701 E. First St Happy Holidays - - Beetle, 25.000 miles, excellent Condition. Take over payments, $88.23 month, 834 1712. 2 Window air Conditioner-s Both tor 1100. firm Phone 6.11 8782 - Peg Reel Estale Broker 103 W 1st St , Sanford 373 6061 or 3?) 0517 eves 32'? 0719 66-Horses 1970 VW 3-atia. fiberglass front I. rear, all new tires, maic, overhaul, AM FM Stereo, I Track. new inspection, excel. cond., $1030 373 5900 eves, P40 SALE TONiGHT Our New Year's sale next we-eli will be on Thursday night. Dec. 30, 7 pm We are loaded with merchandis. from e complete estate, plus a 2 bedroom ape riment full of furniture All Itmis. plus our usual fine selection of MISC, merchandise at bargain price, See you neat Thursday night. ____________________________________ Req quarter horse (stallion) with papers i'i yrs old See to preciate 323 5.422 after 6 PAYTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 2640 Hiawatha at I/ 92 M. UNSWORTH REALTY WIlT REALTY I Campbell's Poodle Pad--Complete orobe-ssional grooming 2467 Park Ave 322 4121 Closed Wednesdays Firewood immediate Delivery 349 5)75 or 349 5.429 H.'s VA Repossessiorms. Low, low REFURBISHED HOMES- $100 323 7895 Poodle Puppies 3906 Old Orlando Rd Sanford. 372 2592 COMPLETE ONE OR ALL. CALL JUDY 919 725 5731 "5, L',.323.86700r 831.9711 Merry Christmas Peg Real Estate Broker i00E 2SthSt 3776655 Corner lot 3 BR. formal dining. range. refrigerator 121,100 Highway 11-92, Sanford Aro From PInch Hu,- Free to good home, AKC Req St. Bernard with papers. 32352$?. enS. Pencil Sets, by Anson, 517 50 GWALTNEY JEWELERS, 201 5. P,trk Ave TAFFER REALTY SPAP4ISH STYLE STUCCO- AKESIDE APARTMENTS - REALTOR Evei 372 15$!. 372 4179 207 E 25ll St [J] NEW HOME Out of town area. 3 BR. I bath. Central heat, range Lot size, 7S'x 175' 519,50) YMariner Village . 323.1832 Multiple Listing Service °rolesson.1IIv Managed Merry Christmas From A,AA to You MLS 80-Autos for Sale 1971 Super MERRY CHRISTMAS -_ - _____________ aunond Solitaire, 179 50 UP; darnond tie- tac, 518 SO Gwalt.'ey Jewelers. 20.1 S Park Ave FXE 1200. 9.410 miles. 12100. Phone 377 6263. 1200 French Ave. 323-7340 6S-Pets.Supplies I 1911 Harley Davidson Supet Glide Sanfnrd Auction CARROLL'S FURNITURE 272 SIll * - Just received semi load from New York including several fine pieces of wicker, bedrout's suite,, dining room suites, appliance-s. TV5 arid lots of misc Also many, many sealed storage cartOns. Bank.Americarg. Master Charge, Good Checks & Cash. -Snack Bar Available.Everything sold at Bargain Price,. Rent Our Rinteny,iC I 3 Bikes. 1973$- Kewasaki dir?, 90CC $203; Yamaha dirt, 23$ CC; $45.0; Chap-arch 100CC. 1200. Best offer Ph 3236062 MON.. DEC. 27, 7:30 P.M. Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Lohsawk I man canoe. ISO. sidewate bike, $70; standard typewriter, 510. roll away be-ct, 515; misc, toys & clottit's 322 .4379 :0MMERCIAL PROPERTYSeveral ChOiCC iocaliont available iACRES WITH MOBILE HOMEGood country location. Assumable mortgage, 120.000 :0uNTRY CLUB-- 21 (H CA 1)8.500 HERB STENSTROM & Staff '.1: T A QUALITY (SOY dl a bar peice Shop the Want Ads 322-2090 * MO!Ofcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3144 or 323 77 30 Holiday Auction -_64-Equipment for Rent torn Will love you all year ton a Micro Wave Oven or a Trash Compactor. Dick's App-lances, 7611 S. French Ave., .122 1658 -- '72 Horde CB 100 $250 or best offer 322-5823 anytime 72 -Auction Hanging Baskets, 53 95 Woodrull' Garden Center 601 Celery Aye' , Sanfor Open 44 teencions & Sat all day REEL'S BODY SHOP 1)09 78'M)torcyc Agents, Billy H Wetls & Associates. Sanford 322 5192 or 123 2*20 * Sanford Av BUY JUNK CAPS-- from $lOfo$3O CalJ 3721621 after 1 p.m. Ring our Chimes and plate a last a<tinq, low Cost want ad Cell 372 1611 or 133 909') ESTATES Bought P. sold by Estate 62-Lawn-Garden - '.uaranteed reconditioned auto batteries 112.95 exchange 77- Autos Wanted Mailland Auclion 1)9dll6lollfrp,from Sanford SSrod Ct Steel deiks, executive dc"sfr. 4 chdirs. Secretarial desks & chairs, llraight chairs,- fIlIng cabinets, as iS Cash and carry N OL L'S Casselberry. Il 97, 8)0 1206 INC. from Real Estate Brohs'r (.rneral Contractor 322 6.457 1505 W, 25th St. Hal Colbert Realty Christmas JOHNNY WALKER 135 Balhroom Cabinets. (ilchen counter lops, sinks Installation available, Bud Cabell 327 8052 6nyt I me fly Owner- Cozy Bungalow Lge Wooded Lot ,mt Park Lake, 2 BR. A Sewing rm All new interior A Ii Low 520's 122 9114 or 323 0191 eveS wk end Stenstrom Realty 3 Bedroom, unturn 1 bath, carpet ed Frame building, 1185 Call 323 1904 or 322 3587 One Bedroom From LOCH ARBOR-- 3 BR With 3 extra building lotS. 200 Vinewood Dr 530,000. Ph 8420)26- ake Monroe - Beautiful building and canal lotS with big oak trees JENNY CLARK Realty, REALTOR. 377 1598. 32-Houses Unfurnished Patio Apartments Black & White Portable TV'S Also Stereo A. Mi'sc items. 32) 010$, By Owner-- 3 BR, 2 bath. cenlral H&A. exceptionally nice neigh borhood Altached garage. 1.76.500 3056)? 0170. 321.0041 2 BR unturnushed children, pets ok $130 mo 323 7515 or I 90.4 7360799 Cenlral Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919 S French Ave 322 4991 322 1196, 372 1914; 323 3986 Sacrifice Sale, 1974 Concord motor home, 21', self contained, like new. Under 5.000 mi Make offer, 3232910 or 323-3450. WE BUY FURNITURE Used Office Furniture 50-Miscellaneous for Sale ON LAKE MONROE- Mayfair, over 1 acre, custom 3 BR, 2 bath home wilh courtyard, Privacy Near hospital 322 SIll And Good WiSheS For the New Year iii''j Kitchen Equipped ' SEASONS GREETINGS 31 A-Do plexes Sanford, Fla, "Big Agency_L1fi, Fee' , and last month in advance Ruverv Pew A* Bedroom Apts. Quiet, One Story For Personal Service Call 75-Recreational Vehicles ORIENTAt.. RUtIS WANTED TOP prices phd, used, any con dtuon 64.4 8126, Winter Perk 60-Office Supplies Merchandise - used furniture end appliance, to Larry's Ne'w & Used Mart. 715 S Sanford Aye, 32211)7 Piano's & Electronic Organs with .Iutornalic rhythm section LIberal trade's offered Bob Ball's Piano & Organ Sales & Western Auto. 301 W First St. 332 7255 47-Real Estate Wanted Stemper Realty BR, unfornished. 5125 month, first Studio, 1.7,3 ' 41"HOUSeS ________________________________ Air, carpeted, quiet I mid 2 he--drooms, 1125 to $135 mtnth Adults Pbon 17? 1810 eneva ardens -- ___________________ GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS b- Selling your good Lead Electronic C,bson 6 string Guitar, with Jordan amplifier. Excellent Condition. 1250 373 5588 CaliBart Real Estate Real Estate ________________________________ ,.,,. 59-Musical Merchandise Lake Mary- 3 BR. 1'., bath new homes. Under $25,000 with lCss QUICK CASH FOP EQUITY lhan 5750 down. Governmer,t funding By builder, 134 1619. Equal Housing Opporlunity. -. RFt.L1'O'. 322 7198 WE HAVE A HOME FOR YOU' MONTHLY RENTALS AVAIL A B I E Color Tv, air Cong ,Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH I 4$. Sil 13.1, Longwood 362 10(X) - Luxury AND THINK A MINUTE IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. --- apparel and shoes Mayfair Counlry Club Pm Shnn '322 2531 LONGW000 DUPLEX-- Modern, clean 2 BR. carpeted, central air, large wooded lot, Reduced to $79.90) Terms CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR. 830 Hwy 434, Longwood, 831 8222. ________ Clubs, - Balls, Golf Bags, Duckster Jackets Ladies and rnens golf 46-A Income Property IUP ..At; MO PARK, 323.3301 IG _______________ Everything For The Golfer Bring YOur atliCle's to MOvie Land Drive In Theatre Swap Shop -Flea Market, south 1197, every Sunday. 9 a m to 5 pm NO CHARGE Reserve free space's Phone 327 1216, 7 p rn. to 9 p m any night. Wanted to buy used office furniture, Any quantity NOLLS. CASSELBERRY, Hwy 1792.130 1206 * Osteen - 9 25 acres, nice trees, good soil. surveyed Easy terms. $13,175 Broker, 8.310171 2524 Park Dr. 322 2318 Realtor After Hours: 32? '3991 322 9781 '3220618 OFFIC( SPACE. French Avenue, I/ 92. 1 rooms carpeted. balh, kitchen facilities Total 660 sq tI Ideal for law offices, medical, dental or other professional ofbi.,ei 1(1St-i REAL ESTATE INC 321 00-Il lights, waler turn Mature adults No pets. 195. 332 7296 after I wk dayS 3301 S. Sanford Ave. - NAVELORANGES.$2 372 0362""' 37-Business Property Make $55 and have fun Swapping fo0i - - SELLERS BUYERS --DEALERS Empty your carport or garage -. .. Jim Hunt Realty, lnc WANTED Cash Ion Antique's ConSiqnmen?I P41 Way 16 AuctiOn wanted GallerIes, 277 6772 57-Sports EquIpment 43-Lots-Acreage 70-Swap & Trade - - 68-Wanted to Buy Ill) Gl,stron bItt. WiIh liStip Johnson Motor 1)795 Phone' 37? 0750 ___________ - - Camper I riper for r tnt, 24', bu.I bath, Iwiri bedS, Heal, air 332 Apartmts Claflhlied Ads will always give you Much , Much More then more you expect ________ 2 BR, Mobile home for rent, no pets, $125 830 8650 DCBARY Large, lovely I BR, air, near StoreS Ideal for retired persons 371 OSlO. 648 I BR, turn apt o Sanford Court Forrest Greene Inc. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Eslate is sold daily in the classified ads. Nothing small 2 BR, Furnished, 1310 ab,ut that Kdlie's Wekiva Landing _. -__________ 322 4470 WANT ADS WILL SELL yOur"don'l nep" last and l a low, low roil 30-Apariments Unfurnished - * 61' Barrington, VA loans available GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 1103 Orlando Dr 11)570) iuIiiA' -, Arms 55-Boats & Accessories 3 BR. 24' Christmas 2 BR, 2 bath, furnished or tin furnished Plenly of room for children & pets. 322 5459. I, 2 & 3 BR apIs Tennhl' swimming, playground, recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse. 2510 Ridgewood Ave. Santord Ph 323 6.170 5541 TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And ThatsA Fact! Classitied Ads Gets Results And TttsA r.sct T' Merry ___________________________________ 31-Apartments Furnished ___________________________ 42-Mobi le Homes 41-Houses USE WANT ADS for qukk response in buying or selling tVERY DAY someone is Iooidngtor what you have to sell Call loday md yu'ur ClaSSified Ai will appear ORGANIST CHOIR DIRECTOR urgently needed beginning , 4)aruuary 1. Salary ilpprox. 1200 Slio Grace United Methodist Church. Call 372 1472 ?l-Situations Wantcu Cl(Sc5J,k1 Jtos?e5,qI Cleveland Washington at New Orlaans Mullet Lake Park- 2 BR partly furnished trailer IllS n'conth, 150 security. 319 5647 -- - t,he 2.yekoi' Bulfabo at OVIED(i FlU-- Duplexes Furn or Unfu'I , Wooded. Home SiZe lots RiDGEWOOD VILLAGE 365 3771 Ave FIFTH - 1 Ferrn,n Sanchez (31 21 40, 6 60. 4 40. 2. Santi Ramon (II 900. 5 80. 3 Sale Larrea (61 3 80. Q (13) 7100, p 1311 7380 SIXTH - 1 Patxi Javi (5) II 00. e e g1 ('19 6 40. 3 10. 2 Echano Aguirre (2) 6.0, 360. 3 Arta Perez (1) 480, Q 12 5) 5600. P (52) 142 50 Central Division SEVENTH - 1. Ur:e Miguel (21 Cleve 19 0 55 HOUStOn 1$ 60. 9 20. 380. 2 Jose Perez (6) I? 10 6)0 ii N OnIns 700.900. 3 Echano Arena (Ii 580, 17 16 .515 4 S Anton 16 16 5-0) 4': 0 1761 58 60. P (26) 13500; Big Q By The Associated Preu Washton 175 with 2 61 1.10140 12 16 479 4 "Your Future-Our Concern' Atlanta EIGHTH - I. BibaZarre (21 17 72 353 9 The Houston Aeros believe in 201 Commercial 32) 5l7 WESTERN 2108 70.540, 2 Anton EcheveCa -. -CONFERENCE doing things in pairs. ''V. a eu i MCOOIO 'damon iu 500. MiqwesI ulvision 'r Aeros used two goals by Denver 0 12 II 31 60; P (21) 101 10 21 9 100 Delrot NINTH - I Soto II) $320. 680. 19 I) both Rich Preston Wld Terry 591 3 Indiana 370. 7 Arecl-a 16)! 20.560. 1 Pati is t Uuskowskj to a 6-5 overtime (41 4 20. 0 16 II 63 00. P (86111)70 Ken City II $ 438 triurn over the Cincinnati StiChicago TENTH - I Santi (5) 1220. 960. to 16 3IS 9 MIIWkee IS 00. P Arca (3) 960, 680. 3 Altu ngers in a World Hockey A.sso25 719 iS 11)620.0(3515720; P (5 31 III 60. PCCIfIC DivIsion ciation game Thursday night. It Ptrtland 00 II SI 515 70 21 9 700 was Preston 's second tally of Los Ang ELEVENTH - I Negui Bengoa 19 12 613 2', GoIdn St II) 1180, 1000. 160. 2 Manolo IS II the game Just 1:04 Into the 517 Sealtle Perez (11 310. 3 00. 3 Jose Aguirre IS I? 449 7 overtime period that provided Phoenix 171100. Q ill) 2160, P117)1810. I? IS 444 7, Houston with the victory. TWELFTH - I. Bilbee Echave Thursday's Re,uits Indiana 96. New York Nets 91 (3) 21 40, II 60. 60, 2 Anton Juan Ruskowski scored twice th- I Chicago 101. Atlanta 95 (4) 860. 4 20; 3 Menolo Arca II in 45 seconds in the second p I 3)20, 0 (34) 7100. P (34) 20*20; Son Antonio III. Wauslngton 116 BigQ(i 7withallll 12S)0,(2 7with rlodtOgivetheAerosa 4-1 lead Milwaukee 112. Golden State all 4151 00 before the Stingers stormed 303 Handle -- 1113,170, Alt - 2.047 ahead with four straight goals, Phoenix 107, Buffalo 92 THURSDAY NIGHT FIRST - I Eddy Coido (3) n oo. including a pair by Rich Letluc. Denver 123, Seellle 93 560. 4 SO. 2 Urza Billie (6) 7 00, Today's Games But [houston tied the game on 20. 3. Ica Albirde (1) 160. 0 (361 No games scheduled Marty Howe's eIghth goal of the Saturday's Games 4910, P (36) 126.90. Chicago SECOND - I Uric Arena lIt season at 14:26 of th third Cl Kansas City. ableqnopn - " 11 60.500.340, 2 Eddy-Sanchez (Ii period, then Preston gave the so. 300; 3. Domingo Miguel Philadelphia at New YO.'k Xnick 400. Q II 1)22-00; P (I 1) 11-30; DO Aeros their first overtime win Ditroit at Buffalo 131) 10100 this year In five tries. THIRD - I. Larrl Miguel (II Cleveland al Washington HARRIET DEAS Los Angeles dl Phoenix 1860,9 80,3 10, 2. Eddy-Yj (7) s , Cowboys 2, FightIng SaInts I Seattle at Portland 260. 3. Donsingo-Aibirdi (1) 310. Q JEAN BRYANT The Cowboys and Fighting (17) 3960; P II-?) 26010. Sunday's Games 8)4 92)2 SaInts did all of their scoring In New York Knicks at Atlanta FOURTH - I. Cactio Arena (I) Sanford I$oston at Indiana ' 17.10. 720. 5 00; 2. Arecha Aguirre the opening peric.d, then settled -- 34,,,4MbiIe Homes ATTENDANTS- For private men's club, Over II. High income polential. Apply 7177 South Orange Blossom Trail-a?) 1019 4-Personals Saturday, Ian. I COTTON BOWL Al Dallas Maryland vs SWC champIon, 1 10 pm 30-Apartments Unfurnished FrIday, Dec. 34, 1976-13A ' S-ding. Sheet metal, Alum , Sobtit, Painting Air cort . Gutler, TClturC coating, Screeni, etc large qualty, small dollar Bill Evans, 5)1 99Ji - Inulofjo Blown in insulation_. Mayo In sulation Co 8.30-0082 or 645 ISJI Pest Control i ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 1562 Park Drix? 3228863 - Sewing Alterations DressMaking, Dripe,, Upholstery 312 W07 abuut everything fOr Chriilm,i Gittmng can be found in th WjnI Canoes Lw Down VA & FHA lames KuIp lIrilily, 722 23.35 107 W F.rt St S,,ntoril & Giseenocs, I isp '76 Johx'aton weedIsS mOtors, new and used Free demonstratIon Katie's We'S mwd t.,Indn9 1321470 [To list You Buness,,,DiQI 322-261-;o 83-99931 �14A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 24, 191k _ HOSPITAL NOTES MONDAY. DECEMBER 27 Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1207 W. First St., (closed) TOPS Chapter ,91, 7p.m. over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Rd., Lake Mary. Altamonteouth Seminole Jaycees board meeting, 7:30 p.m. Clubhouse Spring Oaks and SR 436. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2S Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW Building, 17-92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Fla. Power and Light, Sanford. Sanford Optimist, noon, Trophy lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Cornmunity United Methodist. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary 1010, Sanford, 8 fl.m.. post home. . DECEMBER 23, 19Th ADMISSIONS Sanford: Thelma P. Atkinson Tonya Brouson Isaac J. Bushart Debra A. Knight Stanley A. Martin William 11. Parker James Pastis Frank Biondolillo, Deitoria DISCHARGES Sanford: Gertrude Davison Agnes A. Dimmock Ellen M. Gonzalez Robert 11. Lefils Jr. Angiline Parr Lydia M. Snyder Joane U. Chambers, Lake Mary WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29 Alma J. Ward, Lake Monroe Sanford Sertoma, noon, Sheraton Inn, SR 4 .Dorothy P. Blackburn, Sanford Kiwanis, noon, Civic Center, Osteen Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose, Jon M. Johnson, Oviedo Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Mrs. Harold (Carol) Goodwin Ci1c Center. & baby boy, Enterprise Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 p.m., The Town House. Mrs. James (Martha) Lyle & baby girl. Sa nfo rd THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30 Mrs. James (Sandra Diet Workshop, 10a.m. & 7p.m., Mont ,omery Wards, Interstate Mall. Snelson's baby boy, Sanford Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. 1st St. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Casselberry Uons, 6:30 p.m., Land 0 Lakes. AREA South Seminole Optimist. 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn. Sa nf ord Chltan, 7:15 a.m., Buck's. FRIDAY, DECEMBER31 Foresters Square Dance Club, 8 p.m., The Forest. Tanglewood AA, closed 8p.m., St. Richards Church. Longwood A& closed 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian, SR 411. YAC's Club for Singles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. & 6 p.m., St. Augustine Church, Casselberry. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. 1st St. Casselberry AA,, closed 8 ..m. Ascension Lutheran. TUESDAY, JANUARY 4 Free blood pressure clinic, 2-4 p.m., &venth Day Adventist Churth, 7th and Elm, Sanford. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13 SISTERS, Inc., noon, Holiday Inn. N.C. Commun ty i - 000 to remain calm, but to exercise extreme caution and report any suspicious activity, He said poli ce think the killer acted without motive and did not know any of his victims, The first shooting, Dec. 10 at a carwash, left one man injured. The second, eight days later, wounded a service station attendant. In the third Incident, Her be rt Medlin, 26, was shot to death while walking along a city street with his girlfriend Sunday night. A number of other shootings were reported Wednesday night in Bradshaw's neighborhood, including one assault on an ambulance crew. No one was injured, Kindice said. The FBI and State Bur eau of Investigation have been called in and police have taken "extraordinary measures," Kindice said. He declined to elaborate. A reward of at least $1,000 has been posted for in formation leading to an arrest and conviction in the cam. Bradshaw was editor of the editorial pages of the Durham MorningHeralduntilretiringin 1974. ' Beef Price s Rise 1 6% L M onth . WASHINGTON (AP) Beef pncespaid by grocery shoppers rose 1.6 per cent in November the first increase In six months, but the cost of serving pork dropped sharply for th e fourth straight month, according to government analysts. The Agriculture Department said that on an all-cut basis used to compare prices, beef cost shoppers an average of a!most $1.38 a pound last month, up 2.2 cents from what they had to pay In October. In November 1g75, beef was more than $1.51 a P0W3d. Pri ces for beef fri the grocery havedeclinedeachmonthsjnce April, when the cost of beef was an average of $1.42 a pound. In that time, producers have sent a record number of cattle to slaughter plants. But now, with herds thinned out from record inventories of a year ago, beef Output has slackened and prices are risIng. Farmers have stepped up hog production substantially the past year and plan to cont in ue with modest increases trough mid-tm at least, the Agric'ulUwe Deparment said. This will - mean stable prices. or lower pork . . Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: P4011cc is hereby giv en that the corPoratIon named below. pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chap ter $63 09. Florida Statutes, will register with the clerk of the Circuit Court. In and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt Proof of the publication of this the fictitious name, towit: ATTORNEYS' TITLE SERVICES, under which the corporation na med be lc* is engaged in business in Seminole County, Florida, from Offices located at tte following address 00 East Central Boulevard, Orlando, Florida That the party infertst in said business enterprise is as to*i Lawyeri' Title Servic es, Inc. LAWYERS' TITLE SERVICES. INC. By Paul B Comstock As President Dated at Orlando, Orange Counly, F lor id a, on Dec em ber 111, 1978. PublIsh. Dec. S. fl. I.71. 1716 DEC 13 -____ '_— - ..' ' ) ' .P I "a &e -r - ARNE APNTZEN and GUNVOR ARNTZEN, his wife; MR. JOHN S. EDGE and MRS JOHN S EDGE, Defendants, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: ARNE ARNTZEPI and GUN VOR ARNTZEN, his wile; YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County. Florida: Lot 23, Block I. SPRING LAKE HILLS. SECTION FOUR, according to plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 16. Page 19, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida TOGETHER with the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereto belonging, and the rents. issues and profits thereof. has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, If any, to it on W. KELLY SMITH, plaintiffs' attorney, whose address is 100 Hartford Bldg . 700 East Robinson Street, Orlando, Florida 32601, on or before the 181h day of January. 1977, and tile the original with the clerk of this Court either before service on plaintiffs' attorney or immediately thereafter otherwise a default will be enter ed against you for the relief demanded the complaint. WITNESS my hand and seal Of this C ourt on D cember lath. 1976 (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Genevieve Pouisen Deput y Clerk Publish: Dec. 19, 24. 1976. Jan 7. 9, 1917. Frederick, P.O. Box 1795, Sanford, Flerida 32771 on or before January 27. 1977. Should you fail to do so a default may be entered against you and the cause pr oc eed ex parte. WITNESS my hand and official seal as Clerk of the above styled Court On this 6th day of December. A D 1976 lSeall Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr , Clerk of the Circuit Court. By: Cherry Kay Travis De puty Clerk Publish' Dec. I?, 19, 74, 1976, Jar, 2, 1977 DEG 19 ._____ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Civil Action No. 76-44S.CA.Qt.A FEDERAL NAT IONAL MOP TGAGE ASSOCIATION, an agency existing under the laws of the United Stat es of America, . MR. EARL YOUNGER Mr. Earl Younger, 76, 3M Bieder Avenue, Sanford, died Thursday at his home. Born in Batavia, N.Y., he lived in Sanford for the past 52 years. A member of the Undenominatlonal Church, he was a retired auto mechanic Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Patsy Younger, of Sanford YOUNGER. EARL — Funeral services for Earl Younger. 76. who died Thursday in Sanford, will be at 2 p.m Monday at Brisson Funeral Home. with Mr. Joseph A. Crane officiating. Burial will be at Evergreen Cemetery Brisson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. EATHER W ' Considerable cloudiness, becoming partly cloudy through Saturday. Chance of showers. Highs low to mid SOs lows tonight near 50. Nor therly %tnds IS m.p.h. dimi nishing tonight, SATURI)AY'STIDES Daytona Beach: high 10:59 low 4:29 a.m., 5:06 P.M. Port Canaveral: high 10:39 a.m., 11:05 p.m., low 4:21 a.m., p.m. . Bayport: high 3:25 a.m., 4:35 p.m., low 10:04 a.m., 11:22 P.M. a.m., 11:29 p.m., IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CIVIL CASE NO. 76.23$$.CA.pe.EE SOUTHEAST MOP I GAGE COMPANY, a Florida corporation. Plaintiff, vs A. WAYNE RAY and PHYLLIS M. RAY. his wife, and BARtlETT MALL BANK. Hal onal Association, Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION and A. Wayne Ray 10 Phyllis M Ray, hiS wife, 1100 Platt Drive Piano, Texas you ARE NOTIFIED that an actIon for foreclose a mortgage on the follow ing property in Seminole County. Florida: Lots 19. 70 and 21. Block 36. SANLANDO THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL, SANFORD SEC TION. according to the plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 3. Page 66, Public R ec ords of Seminule County. Florida has been filed against you and you are serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to t PHILLIP P. FINCH of Gray, Adams, Harris 8. Robinson, P A , plaintiff's attorneys, whose address is 1200 Sou theast Bank Building. P 0 Box 306.6, Orlando, Florida 32602. on or before the 20th day of January, 1977. and file the original with the clerk of this Court tither before service on plaintiff's at torneys or immediately thereafter. otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. WITNESS my hand and seat of this Court on Dec ember 14th, 1976 (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk Publish Dec. 19, 21, 1976. Jan 2. 9. 1971 DEC 72 , Legal N otice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THC EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 78.18*2.CA.09.F FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PANAMA CITY. Plaintiff. vs . JOHN E. MEZGER. JR. and 'JOYCE L. MEZGER, his wife, . Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO. JOYCE L. MEZGER Residence-unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED trial an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property in Seminole County, Ftot,da . Weil 25 feet of Lot 3 and the (ash 50 feet of Lot 7. Block "A", WALKER'S ADDITION TION TO ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, according to the plat thereof as. recorded PIll Book 9, 'Page II, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida ' has been filed against you and YOU are required to sere a cy of your written defenses.., If ny, to if. On Julius. G. Pefruska. ROWLAND, PE TR USKA. BC'WE N & Mc DONALD, Plant.tf's attorn ey, wtloseaddressis3O$lprth Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32801, on or before January 13th 1777. and file the original with the Clerk Of this Court either before service on the Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately thereafter, Otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in Ilse Complaint, WITNESS msi hand and the seal of ftsisCourt. lhisltlsdavof December. 1976. ' ( $eal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk publish. Dec. Il, 17,34, 1716. Jan. 2 )77 0(050 - 1776 [)I5(()\/},}, _______ -- -. ____ A -- _ 1976 Plaintiff, VS PEDRO GARRIDO and AURA MARIA CORDOBA deGAPRIDO, his wife, . Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO PEDRO GARRIDO and AURA MARIA CORDOBA deGARRIDO 3A Avenida 1750 Zona L Cuidad, Guatamata, CA. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to fo reclose a mor tgage on tn• fol'owung property in Seminole County, Florida Lot 28, t. AU tt ELWOOD, a. cording to IPie plat thereof as recorded In Plaf Book IS, Page 6.5. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida Together with the following Items of property which are located in and permanently installed as a part of the improvements on said land ' 1 Magic Chef Range (del Model )57V 11CW. Serial 557904. I Nutorse 'Exhausl Fan wHood Model V 10; I Electron FurnaceModell2 ER-43, wail to wall car pe t has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defens. If any, to it, on Julius C. Petruska. ROWLAND, PETRUSKA, BOWEN a. t. DONALD, Plaintiff's Attorney, wtloseaddress is30North Magnolia Avenue, Orlando. Florida j2101, on or before Jaruary 211h, 1971, and file thi original with the Clerk of thiS Court either befor, service On the Plaintiff's attorney or immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. WlTNESSmyhandandtMwalof ttIi$ Court, this 15th day of December, 1776 al); Artilur H. Bockwitti. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cherry Kay a vis Deputy Clerk Publish Dec. 19.24. 1916, Jan 2.9. 1977 DEC69 Me Tr BICEr'rE1NLkL AMERIC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR . CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION P40. 7823$9.CA.01.G FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor poration organized and existing under th liws of the United Stales of America, , : Legal Notice Legal Notice _____________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.2183.CA•04-I In Re: The Marriage of MARY B CAMPBELL, Petitioner, and LESTER F CAMPBELL, Respondent. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: LESTER F. CAMPBELL c o Marley Oakley 3632 Cooper Road Blue Ash, Ohio 15241 You will please fake notice that there has been filed and is pending in the Circuit Court in and for Seminole C ounty, Florida, Civil Action No. 76 2163 CA 04 seeking a dissolution of the marriage of said MARY B. CAMPBELL and LESTER F. CAMPBELL. and other relief. These presents are to require you to file your written defense with the Clerk t t he above styled Court and to serve a copy thereof on Petitioner's Attorney, Gordon V. VS. •- i-----' Plaintiffs, DEG 70 Funeral Notice Sniper Stalks DURHAM, N.C. (AP) P0lice have :rged residents here to stay away from windows and keep their drapes drawn through the holiday season because of a se ri es of sniper assaults that killed two persons and injured two others. "We are dealing with an extremely dangerous, homicidal person," Police Chief Jon P. Kindice said Th ursday. He said po lice have sever al suspects, but none is in custody. The latest victim was Herbert C. Bradshaw, 68, a retired newspaper editor, who was killed Wednesday night. The bullet that struck him in the head went through a kitc he n window w he re he was standing, washing dinner dishes with his wile, police said.. "We're not panicky, but we're concerned," said Mrs. J.R. Marshall, a neighbor of Bradshaw. Her husband said' robbery attempts and break-ins are nothing new in the neighborhood of large, mainly old . homes, and the family has always closed their drapes after dark. Kindice urged the city of 110,- DEATHS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 78.203.3.CA.09.EE JAMES P KELLY and JOYCE L. KELLY, as joint tenants with rights of Survivorship. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice -- CALENDAR —z o __ Legal Notice Plaintiff . RICHARD J, WOLFGANG and MAY DNA WOLFGANG, HIS WIFE bE lOPE .0. BOYLES, PACIFIC FINANCE LOANS. RALPH ALLEN BOYLES; and UNIVERSAL GUARDIAN CORP., Defendants AMENDED NOTICEOF ACTION TO' RALPH ALLEN BOYLES YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for foreclosure of a certain mortgage, involving a Complaint and first amended complaint, has been filed against you and you are required to Serve a copy of written defenses, it any, toil on PAUL M. GOLDMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff, whose address is P.O Box 1366. Merritt Island. Florida.. 32952, and tile the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court at Sanford, Florida. on or before the llfh day ot January, 1977, otherwise a judgment may be entered against yn for the relief demanded in the Complaint The mortgage being foreclosed is recorded in Official Records Book $97, page 280. public records Of Seminole County, FIor,da WIT PlESSmyhand andsealofthe said C ou rt on this 9th day Oecernbr. 1976 ISeal) Arthur H Beckw ith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court BY Patricia A. Jackson Deputy Clerk PubliSh Dec 12. 19, 71. 1976. Jan 2, 1977 __________________________ 41 C'EG . FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at No. 86 Zayre Shopping Center, Fern Park, Seminole County. Florida under fft liCtilOuS name of HOLLINGS. W 0 R T H E P4 T E R PRISES INC., D.B.A REA. ANNA CATERING & RESTA. URANT, 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 663.09 Florida Statutes 1951, 5: Paul Hollingsworth Pres. Publish: Dec. 19, 21, 1976, Jan. 2. 9, 1977 . DEG YS THE IN CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 76.2)1S.CAl.B FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor poration organized and eisring under the laws of the United States. Plaintiff, SADIE SUMPTER WILLIAMS, al. Defendants, NOTICE OF ACTION TO . ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST Ill THE PR o PERIY HEPEIN DESCRIBED . . FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 2M0 Hiawatha Ave. at 1797, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of PAYTON REALTY, 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 363.09 Florida Statutes 1951. 5: Rosa L. Payton. Broker Publish' Dec. 12, 19,21, 1976, Jan. 2, 1977 DEG-41 ' SADIE SUMPTER WILLIAMS, formerly known as SADIE M. SUMPTER, a married woman, whose residence is Unknown. FICTITIOUSNAME ' . ' it I P ] .. - - SEASON , ' ' ' 0 . S G . w1%.1111-111111111111111I.- ___ft__%0_-Z REETINGS. FICTITIOUS NAME Nolice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at but Casselberry, Blvd, Seminota Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of AQUA AGRA,and id nam, that I intend to register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in ac cOrdance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section 863,09 Florida Statutes 5: Donald F. Wilson Jr. Publish: Dec. 3, 10, Il, 21, 1976 DEG 9 ç, As Personal Represent,. live of the (stale of Ross TIiPteç, deCWsed . ' JAMES LIEN, Esquire . 5ej,$e 312. Metcalf Bldg. 100 South Orange Avenue Orlando, Florida 32101 Publish: Dec, 34 31, 1976 . OEG.1e3 . __ - . Fr. AA YOU ARE NOTIFIED. that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property in Seminole County, Florida: Lot 57, GRANADA SOUTH. ac cording to the Plat thereof as FICTITIOUS NAME recorded in Plat Book IS. Page 100. Notice is hereby given that I am Public Records of Seminole County, engaged in business at 2301 French Florida. Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, Together with the following Florida, under the fictitious name of equipment: M & D AUTOMOTIVE, and that I I Whirlpool Range, Model RWE intend to register laidname with the 300 A Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole 1 Fasco Hood. Model 266 2 Eledrl Heat Heaters, Model 21 County, Florida in accorda nc e with the provisions of the Fictit' s ER 50 Name Statutes, To Wit; Secn I Electra Ceiling Heater, Model 665.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 1100 5: Michael H. Johnson 1 Century Hot Water Heater, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Publish Dec. 12. 19, 24, 1916, Jan 2. Model SRT$I2DV EIGHTEEN TH JUDICIAL 1911 has been filed against y ou and you CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR DEG 41 are required to serve a copy of your SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. written defenses, if any, to it on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.234.3.CA.04-E SMI TM, HULSEY, SCHWALBE & FLORIDA E 10 HI E (NIH In Re: The Marriage o NICHOLS. plaintiff's attorney. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE JOAN MARIE STEINKLAUBER whose addre ss is 500 Barnett Bank COUNTY, FLORIDA SOLEM. Building, Jacksonville, Florida CIVIL ACTION NO, 76.235o.CA.be.A Petitioner, 32702, on or be for e the 13th day of . In Re: the Marriage of and January, 1977, and file the original DARRYL LYNN LINGEN WAYNE MELBOURNE SOLEM. FELTER, ,? with the Clerk of this Court either . Respondent. before serviceon plaintiff's attorney Husband Co MOrty Bowser , 3093 Congress or immediately and thereafter; Dr., Las Vegas, Nevada $9103 otherwise a default will be entered JOYCE A. LINGENFELTER. AMENDED against you for the relief demanded ' Wife NOTICE OF SUIT in The complaint or petition, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Wayne Melbourne Scum WITNESS MY HAND and the seal TO: Darryl Lynn Lingenfelter YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED of this Court on December 6th, 1976. 117 South Seventh Street that an action for dissolution of (Court Seal) Altoona, Pennsylvania 16607 marriage has been filed against you, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. You are hereby notified that a and you are required to serve a copy Cler k of the Circuit Court Petition for Relief has been filed of your written d8fenses, if any, to By. Mary N. Darden against you and you are required to the petition on Gerald S. Rutberg, Deputy Clerk serve a copy of your wr itten Attorney at Law, 385 S. Hljhway 17. PublISh: Dec. tO, 17, 21, 31, 1976 defenses, if any, thereto upon 92, P0 Box 971, Catselberry, DEG. 39 Petitioner's attorneys, whose na -s Florida 37707, and file the original and addresses appear below. ot r with the Clerk of the Circuit Court at before January 10th, 1977, and file In. Seminole County Courthouse, thi original thereof with the Clerk of Sanford Florida 37771, on or before this Court either before service on CITY OF January 77th, 1917, otherwise a Petitioner's attorneys or Im. ' CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA lument may be entered against med iately thereafter, otherwise, a AMENDED NOTICE OF PUBLIC you for the relief demanded in the default will be entered against yov HEARING TO CONSIDER petition tor the relief demanded in the ADOPTION OF PROPOSED THIS NOTICE shall be published Petition. DINAPICE once each week for four (4) COn' WITNESS MY HAND and the seal TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' secutive weeks In the Evening of this Court on the 8th day of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Herald, Sanford, Florida. the City of Casselberry, Florida, December. A D 1976. WITNESS my hand and seal of that the City Council will hold a (Seal) said Court on this 20th day of Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr public hearing to consider enact December, 1776. Clerk of the Circuit Court a ment of Ordinance No 321, entItled: (SEAL) By. Jean E. Wilke AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Deput y Clerk OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. Clerk of the Circuit Court ROBERT M MORRIS. of AMENDING SECTIONS 25 202 AND By. Genev ieve Poulson HUTCHISON & MORRIS 2S211(d OF THE CASSELBERRY Deput y Clerk CITY CODE TO REVISE SIGN 730 North Park Avenue Gerald S R utbrrg PERMIT FEES. LOCATION AND Telephone 305 3324.501 Attorney for Petitioner Sanford, Florida 32711 SIZE OF PORTABLE OR P0 Box 977 TRAILER SIGNS WITHIN THE Publish: Dec 10, II, 24. 31 1976 Casselberry, Fla.37707 DEC 36 CITY; PROVIDING Publish Dec. 19. 21, 1976, Jan. 2.9. SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS. 16, 1977 AND EFFECTIVE DATE, DEG 71 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF This notice Is given pu rsuant to FLOP IDA EIGHTEENTH the provisions of Chapter 166, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Sl'.MINOfT Florida Stat utes, and the Charter EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. COUNTY. FLORIDA and Ordinances of the City CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-23311-CA-4114,. Casselberry. Florida, 1 amended FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION. and supplement ed CASE NO. 76.3$2.CP In Re: the Marriage OF S.eidOrdinancewasplac ed oflflrs, In Re: Estate of , JOHN C. THORNE. Husband reading on Monday, December VLON N MORRIS. also known as V. and 1976. and the City Council .will N Morr. ELIZABETH (BETTY) ANN' consider same for final pa ss age and Deceased. THORNE, Wife adoption alter the public hearing NOTICE OF NOTICE OF ACTION which will be held in the City Hall Of ADMINISTRATION T O Eligabe (Betty) Ann Casselberry, Florida, on Monday, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Thorne, January 10, 1971, at 7.30 PM,oras CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 911 Cooper Avenue soon thereafter as possible At the THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Prattville, Alabama meeting interested parties may 3THER PERSONS INTERESTED You are hereby notified I Mt( appear and b, heard with reW.ctfo IN THE ESTATE: proceeding for dissolution the proposedOrdinance This YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED marriage has been filed against you hearing may be coofi from time that the administration of the Estate and you are required to serve a copy to time UOIII final action is taken by of VLON N MORRIS also known is of your written defenses, if any. the City Council V. N. MORRIS. deceased, File No. ther eto upon Petitioners att or neys Copies of the POPOS,d Ordinanc, /6 383 CP is pending in the Circuit whose names and addresses appear are available at the City Hall with C ourt of Seminole County, Florida, below, on or be fore January 10. 1977 the Clerk of the City and same may Probate Division. the address f arid file the original ther eof with the be inspected by the public which is Room 320. Seminole Clerk of this Court either before DATED this 2111 day of Decern County, Courthouse, Sanford, service on Petitioner's attorneys or be,, A 1976 Florida 37771. The Personal immediately thereatter; otherwise. (Seal) Representative of the estate is a default will be entered against you Linda Thomas, GLADYS L. MORRIS, whose ad for the relief demanded in the Acting City Clerk IS Co P.O. BOX 1321, Winter Petition, Publish Dec. 21, 1976 Park, Florida fl790. The name and WITNESSmyhond andlho "at DEC 102 address of the Personal this Court on ,he 6th day of Representative's attorney is December. A.O 1976 KENNETH F. MURRAH, Of Seen I Mvrrih, Doyle and o'Shea, PA., $00 Arthur H Beckwith. Jr West MO(14 Boulevard (P.O. Box IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Clerk of the Circuit Court 1)71) Winter Park. Florida 32790. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. By: Jean E Wilke All persons having clams or CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Deputy Clerk COUNTY, FLORIDA .6omands against the estate are ROBERT M MORRIS, of required, PROBATE DIVISION WITHIN THREE HUTCHISOPI & MORRIS CASE NO. PR 14-1"-CP MONTHS FRC.M THE DATE OF 230 North Park Avenue THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Its Re: (state of Telephone 303 372S1 ROSS TISHEM, THIS NOTICE. to file with the clerk San ford, Florida 32771 of the above court a written Deceased Publish, Dec 10, II. 21, 31, 1916 NOTICE TO CREDITORS statement Of any claim or demand DEC 31 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING they may have Each claim must be in writing and must indicate the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: basis for the claim, the name and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Within three months from the time address of the Creditor or it, agent FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY,, Of the first Publication 01 this notice or attorney, and the amount FLORIDA Claimed. If the claim is not yet due, you are required to file with the CASE NO. 16-1994.CA.09.F the dale when it will become due clerk of the Circuit Court of HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS & shall be Stated. If the claim is Seminole County, Florida. Probate LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PALM contingent or unhiquldated, the Division, the address of which Is BEACH. Post Office Drawer nature of the uncertainty shelf be "C", Sanford, Plaintiff. 37110 , tatem a written S stated. It the claim Is secured, the Florida ent of security shall be described. The any claim or demand you may Pilyl BURNETT S PRICE and claimant shall deliver sufficient against the estate of Ross TIøser, MEREDITH ANN PRICE. his copies of the claim to the clerk to deceased, Defendants enable lIst clerk to mail one copy. to Each claim must be in writing and NOTICE OF SUIT must Indicate the basis for the each Personal Repres.enlativ.. TO BURNETT S. PRICE All persons Interested In the estate claim, the name and address of the . 230 Cherry-.od brive creditor or his agen t or attorn ey, w hom a copy of this N otice of ' M.aitln, Florida Administration has been mailed are and the amount claImed. If the ' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED required, WITHIN THREE claim is not yet due, the date when it that an action to foreclose mortgage will become due shall be stated. If MONTHS OF THE D ATE OF THE coverIng the following real and claim is contingent or FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS personal property In Seminole unllqvidat,d, the nature of the NOTICE. 10111, any objections they County. Florida, to *W may have that challenges the uncertainty shall be Stated. If the Lot 9. SUNLAND ESTATES. claim validity Of the decedent's Will, the is secured, the security shall FIRST ADDITION, according to the qualifications Of the Personal be described. The claimant shall pial thereof as record ed in Plat Be k Representalive. or the venue or deliver sufficient copies of the claim 17. Pagis 97 and PS Public Re( , to the clerk to enable thq clerk to Jurisdiction of the court. 'of Seminole County, Florida IV mail one to each ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND personal Pus been filed against you and you OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED representatIve, afe r equ ired Io serve a C opy 01you r WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS written defenses. If any, toil on C SO Date FILED WILL l'seflrstp'Jbfjcatlono,fhls NOT BE VICTOR BUTLER, JR. (SQ. Ill) Notice of Administration Is FOREVER BARRED. East Robinson Street, Orlando, Dated this 14th day of December. December 171h. Florida 32101, and file the original 1774. Gladys L. Morris, with the Clerk of the above styled as Personal Dateofthetlrstpubiicationotthis Represents Court on or before the 131h day of P4011cc of five of tnt Estate of AdminIstration: January, 1917, otherwise. a VLON N. MORRIS, siit known December 24th, 1976. be entered against as V. 14. MORRIS, ' ' you for the relief demanded In the Rosa Sctsamp Attorney for Personal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI RCUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO, 74'30.CP In Re: The Estate of WILLIAM tt BRUCE NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the administration of the es tate Of WILLIAM H BRUCE, deceased. File Numbe r 74.306 CP, spending the Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida. Probate Division, the address of which, is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. 32771 The personal representative of the estate i EDGAR P. BRUCE. whose a ddress s Post Office Box $3. Lake Monroe, Florida, 32 717. The name arid ad dr Of the per sonal repre'sen tativC'5 att or ney are TERREP4CE WILLIAM ACKERT, Esquire. Suite 301. Altamonte Centre. 251 Maitland Avenue. AIlamonl Springs, Florida. 32701. Telephone 1305) • nj All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to tile with the Clerk of Ihe atove Court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have Each Claim must be in wr,tlrig and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney and the amount claimed. If the claim 15 not yet due. the date when it will become due shall be stated if the claim is contingent or i.nllquidated. the nature of the un c er tainty shall be Stated . If the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The Claimant shill deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the Clerk to enable the Clerk to mail one copy to the personal' . representative. All persons intereuedln the estate to whom a copy of this Not ice of Administraton has basn mailed are required WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objection they may have that thalienges. the validity of the dec edent's Will, the qualifications of the.. personal representative or the venue or jurisdiction of the Court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Publication of this Notice has begun Dale of the first publication of thIs. Notice 01 Administration' December 19th, 1776. . ' . 5: Edgar R Bruce Personal Represen t s ' live of the Es tate of WILLIAM H BRUCE 5: Terrance William Ackerl, Representative: E squire K(flritth F. MurraPi Of Murrah, Doyle and Attorney for Personal Representative OiPuia, P.A. Suite 301, Altamonte Centro 600 W est Morse Boulevard 251 Malt land Avenue O Box 1371 Altamonte Springi, Flor ida 32101 Winter Park. F lorida 321% Telephone: (34)5) 441960I Telephone (305) 634 Publish. Dec. it, 14, 1778 Publish, Dec. 1?, 24, 1776 DEC-74 DEC43 Q Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 262 Abbott St ., Lake Mary 32746. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of DENKO INDUSTRIES, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Se mino le County, Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the Ficlitiou Name Statutes. To Wit Section 86309 Florida Statutes 1957 5: Richard C Ray Publish: Dec. 17, 21, 31, 1976, J 7, 111, P 1977 I Friday, Dec.24, 1716—ic 7 ~ - Arthur H, Beckwith. Jr Clerk 01 the Circuit Court By' Patricia A. Jackson. Deput y Clerk (Seal) PubIrsPu Dec. 10, I;, 24, It. 1776 DEG 40 .4 ~. - _ — - ___ __ __ ,., -IL"'- __ - ~ __ - . F - ~ .1 ~== . P7 - I ... I . , 14U`_~T_v -_- I .;J I~ t ;; —L-- ; cir , T 1 - j 7 '911M, I I'L.' . . .." tj .,!r,, W 41 & 111 7 , -~ . P I~NA 'tç MW RFT.,. -11 . 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In- A un ance roug out e - ew 'Year ~ . , �?: 2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Friday, Dec. 24, 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Holy Journey Made By. Royal Decree Santa Claus MERRY CHRISTMAS 1 We sincerel'/ wish you , .: : -- "And it came to pass in those days that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be taxed.. ." So begins the Bible story of the birth of Christ in Saint Luke's Gospel. "All the world," of course, meant the Roman Empire of the time, and the "taxation" referred to was basically an "enrollment," according to biblical scholars, a census, leading utimalely to a land tax; so it was decreed that "AU went to be taxed, every one into his own city." And so, Saint Luke goes onto tell us, "Joseph also went up from Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth, Into Judaea, unto the city of David, which is called Bethlehem, to be taxed with Mary his espoused wife, being great with child." The Bible gives us little more than those bare facts about the Juurney which ended at a manger outside Bethlehem. It has remained for biblical scholars and archaeologists to try to fill in the details as best they can from facts known or guessed about the Palestine of that time and from other indirect evidence in the Bible itself. Although Joseph was a Judaean by ancestry, he lived and plied his trade as carpenter some 70 miles to the north In Nazareth in Galilee, where Jesus spent his early years, thus becoming identified as Jesus of Nazareth. There was a good road leading southward from Nazareth to Jerusalem and Bethlehem, for this was no "backwoods" area but one traversed by merchants and their caravans as well as functionaries of the Roman Empire, all following in the footsteps of invaders and travellers of many years. A journey of some 70 miles over mostly hilly country without a ,....l_.. ,,.i,,h. ,,.., ,i.,,,ii we iitwsy Ut Us pause wuay, pdiucwariy in view or Marys condition. According to tradition, Mary rode a good part of the way on an ass, a common beast of burden and one certainly more appropriate to the task than either camel or horse, even had these been available to Joseph. ,..,.. ... -.--- a warm, happy holiday ' j 3 Our Town A Baby's World A Child's World A Small World Margaret Self & Staff 3234424 . . St. Nicholas always makes a "dry run" before that big job h e has for -. Lt as at right. . 4 I L1'Ti c., a A Journey of that distance, with Joseph walking and leading the ass, would be bound to consume several days, so it is likely that the travellers made provision for spending some nights along the way and, also, carried sufficient food and water in case supplies were not always available, Two of the most familiar of these to us are: "Joy To The World," written by Isaac Watts in the 17th century and the 18th century German "Stile Nacht" (Silent Night) by Joseph Mohr. The original musical called for a guitar accompaniment. LEGENDARY CAROLS spring from the folklore of people throughout the world inspired by superstitions and pre-Christian beliefs. One thing they have in common is that they all tell a story. Most well known of these Is the traditional English "I Saw Three Ships," "The Boar's Head Carol" both from the Middle Ages, the latter of which is still sung at Christmas dinner at Queens College, Oxford, as the boar's head is ceremoniously brought in. "Good King Wenceslas," written by J.M. Neale in the 19th ccntury Is about a fervent Christian Duke of Bohemia. CAROLS OF CUSTOM deal with pre-Chrlstmas customs that have become attached to Christmas celebrations. For example, the yule log and mistletoe of England go back to the Druids. Decking the halls with boughs of holly and evergreen come from the Hebrews, Egyptians, Romans and other ancient peoples, for whom the evergreens were symbolic of life triumphant over death. The wreath came originally from the ivy crown worn by Romans In Bacchanalian festivals. "Wassail" was the AngloSaxon drinking pledge, "Woes-Hael" which means "Be in health" and which was part of Early Saxon feasts. "0 Tannenbaum" (0 Christmas Tree) the traditional German carol goes back to the early days of wandering tribes, who would always leave a grove of trees in the middle of the land they cleared. CAROLS FOR THE TWELVE DAYS - During the 6th century, the 12 days from Nativity to Epiphany were declared a festive season, celebrated In medieval England by many gay customs including, Jousts, banquets, caroling and "mumming," which originally was a sort of pantomime dance performed by masked and costumed groups. Best known of these carols are the traditional English "God Rest Ye Merry," and "The Twelve Days of Christmas," which is based on an old French rhyme and chant Candles Add Yule Scent Although Nazareth was a fair-sized town, It was reported to have had only one good source of water, known today as Mary's Well, from which it would have been prudent to obtain a "canteen" before setting on a Journey. Wells and springs were to be found infrequently in the hills, particularly toward the end of the dry season, which historians believe was the most likely period for the trip of Mary and Joseph. As to food, there would have been Merchants like it because he brings out cr o wds and adds a festive air to the always frustrating jobof getting something to please everyone, provisions for the Journey from an area as rich in agriculture as Galilee. Arrival at their destination in Behlehem did not bring an end to "roughing it" for the travellers, for there were so many who had preceded them that "there was no room for them at the inn." Therefore, this predicament led Mary and Joseph to the manager, a cattle shelter outside Bethlehem which symbolizes the birth of Jesus. . . ______ or, - "- . - .. ('. ..,i,4' OIL b. - LI • :•1" - 'i 1E4 / . - - . IL - 1A . -. - _______ :. )F'• .•-. r-'-"--' -- _, , ...-- li — 771 - / " - - - - I A typical picture of the Old Boy IS upper left. Fire Department gave him a sleighride along lake front and helped him "case" the town so 1. h ,i s mas deliveries will be on time, • * _________ ,. \ P' C' • I nristmas Irees By The Associated Press 'Twas the week before Christ- '-:k4--9. a Vo you. As much as three weeks . •',.': — Merr. j (3hr i stinas Reflecting at Christmas, ',ve give thanks to our many friends. You have only to light a candle to fill your home with the tempting smells of holiday fartCranberries, gingerbread, nut - oreau wan inrougn inc air family fresh tpine Hollyberr) scented candles add to natural greenery and give an elegant touch to a mantle or dinner table. Scented candles, newly available, add to the festive mood of Christmas. To make candles last through the holiday season here are sonic suggestions: Patterson Flower Farm WHOLESALE ONLY CELERY AVE. *Tapers on it dinner table should be at lip or chin level. The soft glow is flattering to all 322.7942 Happy holiday *When blowing candles out hold your finger in front of the flame to keep the hot wax from spattering. Let - air. It's Christmas a •Scratduing through the outer wax with your fingernail, will release ad. ditlonal fragrance fromscent1 candles. layer of time and love of peace . , . joy and contentment. Our special thanks. Evelyn 's • Store candles by laying them nat ui a dark, dry place. For slow and even burning, place . .ndles in retru, r st r Ii . r night before using ' •-' the season's worm glow fill the ___ 1*- II Beauty Salon 300 S. Magnolia S. - Sanford 322.5692 - hed...No H umbug as it Is kept in water and not * ply try to bend a needle or two. may elapse between the time allowed to get dehydrated. If it (eels rubbery and doesn't mas the tree is chopped down and The most popular trees, ac' break, the tree is fresh. And the family saw red, the day you take it house. In cording to Koch, are the Scotch Finally, make sure you place As the tree they had chosen that period, the 'wound" at the pines and the Douglas firs, FulYour tree well away from any Started to shed. base has healed and the tree towed by balsam firs. The source of heat such as a fireMillions of Americans bought cannot absorb water unless you Douglas firs are the most the family Christmas tree make a new cut. pensive. Koch said wholesale place. Check tree lights for Second, give the tree plenty of prices this year are $8 to already and by the time frsy-ed wires, loose connections, Saturday rolls around they will water. Because it has been dry meaning consumers can expect broken or cracked sockets and have purchased an estimated 27 for a long period, the tree may to pay at least $20 for a six-foot million live trees. And many "drink" up to three quarts of tree. Scotch pines at the whole- spots where bare wire is exconsumers will find themselves water the first day. Koch said. sale level are going for about $4 posed. Fasten the tights securesweeping up needles even Never let the stand get coin- or $5, Koch said. ly, but make sure that none of pletely dry. Once it has timed before the holiday arrives. Th ere are several things to out, the "wound" at the base of lake Into consideration when the bulbs come into direct conYou can avoid shedding en the tree heals again and adding buying a tree. Koch said. Per. tact with needles or branches. tirely by buying an artificial more water later on is useless. sonal preferen ce in terms of tree. You can also keep a li ve How long sho ul d the tree last? shane and size is a mnlor Fariree nrezn wun just a nirue care, people who have tor. The experts also look for a however. Scotch pines still up at Easter," symmetrical tree that tapers at Koch said. John Koch, a Birdsboro, Pa., the top, has a amount If While they are growing, trees fullness and is a good dark grower who is president of the National Christmas Tree Asso- shed once a year. You may find green. Don't be too quick to ig clatton, says consumers should some needles from this normal nore the tree that seems scraw• take two steps to minimize shedding left in the tree, par- ny on one side. You can put it ticularly with a Scotch pine. But into a corner or against a will shedding. Koch said that a tree will keep and may be able to find a prit tFirst, he says, slice an extra indefinitely, without covering bargain. piece off the bottom of the tree the floor with needles, as long or have the retailer do it for To check for freshness, suit. I'gnfs Evening llk-raRl . Taking time to wish our friends, a holiday full of old-fashioned 0 EventngHemld .. When he comes to own in ravels arly sealon's Greetings from the - 4:y filled with lots of Christmas ch.erl I The First* Carols Of Christmas The first carols were dance songs, or ring songs, sung by villagers around a Maypole, or to celebrate other festive occasions throughout the year, during the Middle Ages. Later they became more exclusively associated with Christmas. The word "carol" derives from the Greek and latin word "choraules" meaning "chorus." The phrase, "Christmas Carols" first appeared during the 16th century in England in little songbooks printed by Wynken de Worde and Richard Kele. DANCE CAROLS - Best examples of these rounds or ring dances are still to be found in Sweden, where people dance around the tree singing many rollicking songs. Elsewhere, dance carols are merely sung, although many of the tunes are known to Inspire dancing feet. SHEPHERD CAROLS, of and about the shepherds to whom the angels appeared, and their coming to the stable with humble gifts are the most human and appealing accounts of Christ's birth, They were sung to accompany the vivid portrayals of this scene in the medieval "mystery" plays, which were common in England as well as all other European countries. Best known today is the traditional English carol, "While Shepherds Watched." LULLABY CAROLS were among the earliest Christmas songs and like all cradle songs have a rocking, lilting rhythm and a simple melody. "Cradle rocing" carols or "Kindlewlegen" were a part of the church ritual in Germany and Austria. A good example of this type of carol is the 16th century English carol, "What Child Is This?" which was -sung to the 16th century dance tune, 'Greensleeves." Another is the 19th century American anonymous anonymous carol, "Away In A Manger." One of the most beautiful of all lullaby carols Is the "Coventry Carol," which was a part of one of the English medieval "mysteries." It Is sung by a group of women, portraying Bethlehem mothers Just before Herod's soldiers slaughter their babies. CARO LS OF THE MAGI - The arrival of the Magi with precious gifts for the Christ Child is the most picturesque and colorful part of all Christmas pageants. The Magi songs all tell this rich, spiritual story. Among the most familiar of these to Americans is "We Three Kings," the words and music for which were written by John Henry Hopkins Jr., in the 19th century. NATIVITY CAROLS -. There are many varieties of these. The first hymns in honor of the Nativity were written In Latin during the 5th century, when Christmas was fully established as one of the great church feasts. It was not until the 13th century, when St. Francis of Assisi Inspired his friends to write in their native tongue, that Nativity Songs were written for the people to sing. From Italy, these Nativity Songs spread throughout all Europe. .-•• Friday, Dec. 24, 1976-3C Coming your way with best wishes for a sea- cheer and surprisesi son of magic delights! ALTAMONrE PHARMACY 9eiciofq Wci&a SR-434 nix, to Prairie L.ak. 13II21 Palm Springs Sanford, Florida 322.2611 Lake Mary, Fla. Pharmacy " know In Longwoft OPENING SOON Sa nford, Fla. 322.2611 -'Je Gkstitiw\ ' I .' P7 fair "ç':i I iceeapiI e ? V I A £ A CLEANS ALL AIRE INTERIORS *110 SERVICES. INC AIR SANLANDO, IN C, ALCOM MARINE. INC. 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Thanks I to our many friends I 1 I - - CHASE '& COMPANY' John Mercer Robi,? M Rps•mond, M D H A "Sp..d" Moreland a John Daniell A K Shoemaker. J S. "Rid" Cleveland - A i rport Manager 'Ill - I gusummimmulm M swim in a beautiful world! a Joel and Jane Kruse and Employes THE BIG DIP Jr M. W. "Mary" Griensisin - Asst, MIr W. C. Hutchison. Jr. - Airport Attorney beautiful boh(la / / - W. SCOTT BURNS. CHAIRMAN Joe Baker lien we t'ount our blessings at Christ mas Ii nie we think of friend s like IOU arid wish 'ou a I I 1 I THE CITY OF SANFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY holiday wish for a 2439 S. French Sanford. Fla. CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY FIRST f 7 -' FEDERA -`OF SEMINOLE tfl-r.! L4L,tt ..' 'lU II ,I, :!,- :.: • , '- 'r° 5.IdI �.4C—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. H Friday, Dec. 24, 17 Nicest Gift You Can Give: The One You Made Yourself Some of the nicest gifts you can give are those you've made Yourself. They have a special way of showing you really care The recipes below are for interesting holiday treats that you can make before the festivities begin. Attractively wrapped they will make most welcome gifts, or perhaps you'll want to show them off at home, for guests and your loving family. RUM OR BOURBON _______ , ____ A , _______ ______ .. _______. _____ . - - BALLS 1 cup pecans, almonds or walnuts, chopped fine 1 cup vanilla wafer crums 2 tablespoons Dutch cocoa 1 cup powdered sugar 1 ' tablespoons white karo syrup cup rum or bourbon Mix all ingredients together. Using about I rounded teaspoon )f the mixture, form small balls. Roll in extra powdered sugar and store In tightly covered container, making sure they are not crowded together. That's it! For a change, chocolate "afers instead of try the vanilla, but leave cocoa out of recipe of you do. \.. -. . - 1 . ..' - —' ____________ ________ ., . 0 „_____ Harper's %%eeklv, Dec. lHiG,shows shos howthey stirred holiday pudding in those (lass. A, Fudge! LECKERLI cup honey 1 cup sugar cup chopped cwced lemon and orange peel 11,2 tsp. nutmeg 111; tsp. cloves 1 tablespooncinnamon l tsp baking soda 1 cup unbianched almonds, sliced thin Grated rind of L2 lemon 234ths cups sifted flour Heat honey and L.2 cup sugar to boiling. Remove from heat and add peel, spices and baking soda dissolved in 2 tablespoons cold water. Add remaining ingredients and knead until well blended. Roll dough to inch thickness. Put on greased waxed paper, on cookie sheet and bake in moderate oven, 325 degrees, for about 25 minutes. Turn out on wire rack and remove paper immediately. Turn, right side up. Cook remaining cup sugar and cup water until mixture spins a thread. Spread on leckerli and cut in diamond shapes. Store in airtight container for at least a week before giving or using. It (Xil?llwas c,ullenu — '/:ca 1897 In their December, 1897 Issue, Ladles Home Journal suggested the following menu for a traditional Christmas dinner: Oysters on the half Shell Clear Soup 34 Spots Before Eyes? Tips all Out Cleaners I)eriled Spaghetti Every day can be a holiday More entertaining means water. A paste of Borax ani through the Christmas season. more minor casualties through water can be applied to tabl A little imagination goes a long this festive season. Most spots linens. way in keeping your family full and stains are easily removed if Chewing gum: Rub with ici of that festive spirit, you really know how to handle cube until hard. Scrape a: Sprinkle a touch of candled them properly. Each process much as possible away. I fruit into hot oatmeal for a described should be tested on fabric is linen or cotton tex breakfast treat. the extra fabric on an Inside ture, put adhesive tape ovei Give your favorite fruit salad seam, or a corner of the fabric spot and press down hard. Pul that holiday look with a sprinkle involved, before attacking the adhesive up quickly whik of pomegranate seeds. actual stain, someone else holds the fabric Cut bells from slices of In a kit of first aid cleaning tight. canned cranberry sauce when agents and tools be sure to Candle droppings: Scrapc serving. include an eyedropper (to excess wax away. White wax Candy canes make flavorful measure one drop of liquid at a spots an be put between 2 stirrers in cups of hot cocoa or time), an art gum eraser, layers of blotting paper and tea. magnifying glass, white pressed with a warm iron. If Year-round favorite vinegar, and a soapless spot persists, dilute a little casseroles have a holiday look shampoo (not meant for hair). wood alcohol with water and topped with a cheesestar. Spots are best removed from apply. Place a waxed paper stencil the wrong side of the fabric, Ice cream: Sponge with of a Christmas tree over a bowl with a paper towel placed warm water and let dry. Sponge of potatoes or rice. . .sprinkle beneath them. Move the towel with carbon tetrachloride. with choppe'I par- around sot he soil comes off ona Upstick: Sponge with carbon sley ... rernove stencil, clean part. Pat dry, do not iron. tetrachloride. Pimento poinsettias make Remember soap will do more Blood: Fresh blood stains colorful garnishes on any one of harm than good, it often "sets" respond well to a mixture of 2 many dishes or bordering a the stain. When a chemical has tablespoons of salt and 1 filled platter. been used, hold spot over a tablespoon water. If fabric is Addressing a long list of glass of cold water, and pat the washable soak in cold water. Christmas cards can really be fabric into the water gently. For white fabric that Is not fun! Gather the family around Coffee: For table linens, hold washable use hydrogen the table and keep them happily stain fabric taut over a deep peroxide. at work with cookies and hot basin. (Tic into place.) Put ink: A solution of table salt Fruit punch! basin into empty bathtub and and water will remove most Ever try pancakes poured from as high as possible, pour fresh ink spots. onto the griddle in Christmas boiling water directly onto spot Shoe polish and heel marks: tree shapes? It takes a steady until it is removed. Pour slowly Dampen a clean, soft cloth with hand and concentration, but and carefully! a reliable cleaning fluid, think how they'll delight your Cocoa and chocolate: As soon kerosene or turpentine and rub family, as possible sponge with cold gently on reverse side of fabric. Preparing for another For example, a get-to-gethec Yuletide season, friends and with friends before Christmas Sweet Potato Croquettes family tend to center their can be as easy as popping activities around the kitchen - frozen hors d'oeuvres or Peas in Turnip Cups the central "holiday feast cookies Into the oven minutes Ginger Sherbet headquarters” where grandma before guests arrive — a snap of Lettuce Salad Cheese Balls was once obliged to spend most a chore that grandma wouldn't Toasted Crackers of her waking hours. have dreamed could come true. Plum Pudding — hard Sauce In her day, preparing festive But regardless of whether "I15112'S" took days of hard your Coffee Bonbon, work - but today, grandmas mi kitchen is antique-cozy or crowave-modern, it's not Quite a dinner to polish of!! And crammed full of those and newlyweds alike are beautiful and hip hugging calories I complete without a reliable fire becoming "liberated" cooks. extinguisher, according to fire Due to modern appliances, safety experts at Gillette. then line with waxed paper, a 'mix until well mixed. Spread frozen fast foods and more Statistics show that 40 per loan pan measuring 9" x 5 x 3".-- evenly in pan, bake until done, demanding out-of-the-home Place first 4 ingredients in Cool in pan on wire rack for 15 schedules, kitchen duties are cent of home fires start in the happily being forced to a kitchen, and are most often sifter. In large bowl put nuts, minutes. Remove from pan; extinguished by a female. dates and cherries and sift flour peel paper off; cool on rack. minimum, mixture over them. Mix with Wrap in aluminum foil and hands till fruits and nuts are store in refrigerator. Will keep well coated. Beat eggs till for S or 6 weeks. foamy, add vanilla, stir into nut Happy holiday nibbling toall! - i tsp. baking powder ffz tsp. salt 2 packages pitted dates— about 1 lb. 1 cup well-drained maraschino cherries 3 cups shelled Brazil nut— 2 lb. unshelled, or i to. sneucti i - May the the wonderful Spirit of Christmas bring joy to you and yours SINCE 1945 wig A ula 115 W. FIRST ST. Carrie Walter Stettheimer, one Jol three fabulous sisters who, Iwith their mother "ruled for I almost a generation one of the acknowledged intellectual I I I 3225651 1I TLC...That's What A Poinsettia Needs l you know the origin of the doo rs in the early 1900's when a care is nut really complicated, nini of August, and repot in it tsalons of our town.'' i Henry lovely plant we have come to Swiss horticulturist, Albert McBride). They are happiest kept at room pot one or two sizes larger than Given to the museum 30 years identify with Christmas? These Ecke, started to raise them in temperature, near a window, in the original, and bring indoors ago. the (loll house wa.s the life colorful plants were first in- California for local holiday full da)light, but out of drafts. again about Labor Day. long project of this wealthy troducedto Aiiierica in 1825, by selling. Now we have conic to Water when the top soil feels Poinsettias are photo-period spinster. It has advanced .Jut'l Poinsett, then serving as enjoy poinsettias, not only at (IT) to your touch, keeping the sensitive plants that flower in ftk'corating ideas, it miniature our Ambassador to Mexico, the Christmas holiday, but all soil moist but not wet. response to the length of the If yOU decide to native your day. Ten hours of daylight and 1gallery, and as Mr. Noble who brought some 16 plants the year round aswell. The ghostly back to his South Carolina most popular is the vivid red, poinsettia outdoors for the fourteen hours of darkness will :suggests, almost glimpses into the life of the greenhouse. lie gave them to but there are white, pink and sunhiiier, it will need cutting start flowers on their way, but friends anti botanists with marbled flowers as handsome back to help it retain its shape. the least glimmer of light Stettheimer sisters. lo encour age a shorter, fuller during the dark hours will abort Flonne Stettheirner was a greenhouses who nurtured and radiant. Poinsettia.s need specific care plant cut it back between the any flowering. lUtaught painter and stage theni carefull I'insettits niiuvt'd out of nriithlle (if July and the beginif they are to flourish, but that !designer whose works were l'roni about October ho mid.exhibited at The Museum of I)euember, the plant should be Modern Art, in the 1940's after in complete darkness from her sunset to sunup. It can be put , death. F:ttie Stettheuiit'r 'wrote novels under the name of into a closet, in a room that bienric Waste. Carrie, long One of the biggest charms of For it festive indoor window- silver would be spectacular! remains dark through thctstconsidered the least talented of the Christmas season is the sill box, fill a long planter with A simple and sophisticated hours, or under a table that is 'the three sisters, created her ceremony of decorating the evergreens and tuck bright table centerpiece can be a skirted to the floor. If you have fabul doll house, putting house and trimming the tree. ous tinsel flowers thickly through conversation piece when en- it large enough carton available together its elaborate fur- And these activities are the greens. You might also tertaining. Fill a glass up-end it over the poinsettia ti ushings herself.Carrie Stet' especially fun for children. want to stand this Christmas hurricane chimney with keep light out. Unless the plant ttieiziter created a diminutive The kids may want to create garden on a long book shelf, cranberries, kumquats or crab is kept in the (lark it will not .world not unlike the one in their own Christmas apples and top with a tuft of flower. wluch she lived. one of em- decorations; If they do, here are hang a silver metal lettuce graceful seasonal greenery. The colorful bracts that broidered bed sheets, bedr'ms some ideas: oQ basket in some unexpected Flanked by graceful candl es it de'elop from this period will be ined in chintz, luxurious if you can get fresh cran- corner of your house, filled with isa lovely sight. If you're lucky ample reward for your tender draperies crystal chamft'hit'rs berries, string them together on large and small balls of colored enough to have a mantelpiece, losing Care. :unl will add rout-h Original petit point cos ers a piece of sturdy thread to yarn accented- with gleaming this colorful arrangement will cxcitenti-n t our l:ulid:i', nany of the chairs and also make "necklaces" for the tree, Christmas tree halls.. all look charming on it as well decor e-arpcts the living room floor. the mantelpiece, etc. Use a All the miniature pieces have strong needle, but a thin one; een faithfully reproduced. and a thimble is helpful for (there are tiny- bottles atop a tender fingers. If you want to be 1ressing table, a bathroom really- fancy, alternate cranscale of minute proportions, berries with popcorn on the 'dishes and cutlery- of strung! mnic-rtxliniensions, and would Make your own Christninp vu believe, a working balls for the tree. You can gut - flevator' kits for these usually- they have In the nursery which IS ap- a styrofoam ball and variuw 'S propriately papered and fur- ribbons and spangles) ; or, build are :-5rushed, there is a set of doll your own from construction furniture that could fit in a paper, painted cardboard, cloth, tinfoil, or whatever. nutshell, The house was filled with Learn to make origanit the dolls of the Stettheirners and delightful birds and other their friends, by Mr. Noble. The creat ur es the Japanese mak dolls were modeled from from folded paper . Try sitting down with a pair $iorine's paintings and dressed authentic styles of the day-. ofneeWenosed pliersandsome Among them are sculptor thin silvery wire, and see what aston Lachaise, painter kind of a Christmas sculptur e -. lar cel Ducharnp, writer henry- you can make. The more ambitious might ticI3ride, photographer /#1 'dward Steichen, composer want to make their own I j,irgll Thompson and. other Christmas cards, toe). .k For a shimmering effect. eminent personalities who frequented the salon. Some of swag long strips of tinsel at the the greatest literary and ar- top of your windows, over the 20's and 30's whatever curtains or drapes istic figur (esof - ere part of the coterie at- are already there P cvtt6 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Decorate For Charm In Home . :j J . We rai' our voicu5 w, ' I .Lson,sofr,-..• Niit.1 The good For a holiday buffet, you'll setting down to."warm." It will want a way to keep your hot hold at serving temVcrature news wish dishes just that way. Electric nicely that way. I hot trays are the number one from the There are many attractive choice because they are usually Evening made to keep foods warm, tabletop warmers that use without dna them iin Small I II --' canned fuels. . . alcohol bur- t* —---° "-U' r' Herald electric cooking appliances are ners, butane gas burner, or 3 eggs great too. You can cook a cIisl2 candles. Be sure to read the Sanford, Fla. 1 tsp. vanilla Start heating oven. Grease, . In one and when ready to set out instructions carefully, as a on the table, you can turn the safety precaution. 322.2611 Iii STETTH ElM ER DOLL HOUSE dt l(ioljj Table Imagination flour The Christmas season - celebrated in museums across 1l Ihij the country, brings a rich panoply of holiday customs, . — ' I l 1'l Ii traditions and dazzling beauty. .. . - 1 I such display, a Christmas ibition at The Museum of It the City of New York, "A Fart', at the Stettheimers" was put .1 •' ______ • together by John Noble, curator at the Museum. It was a labour of love and Involvement for Mr. Noble who says the personalit) to I( of the creator of the house I very clearly expressed itself" in determining what he could ml could not do, In creating a IL'hristmas fantasy in this 'I '-unique doll house. ______ A different level of reality has been achieved and a set of Oolls ramous Stettheinier Doll House in New York museum truly is a delight Mien (artfully designed to bring the ''dollt'(l" up for Christmas. Here is how the 1920's version looked. Left, farnoLls house to sparkling life. It is the personages gather in and around art gallery: Gaston Lachaise, painter Marcel Stettheime'rs themselves, I)uchamp, writer Henry McBride. Right, the Doll House living room with a Florine and Ettie, Carrie and mother and daughter having tea. their mother, who are per(rayed, and thc- house was I lecorated for Christmas as (totting the small formal dinner I)ruvt'd to he it choice collection tht' most celebrated are Marcel its glittering ephemeral they might have done it in the parties in the lavish apartment of works by important artists 01 I)uchamp's miniature version decorations and its soignee the period, all created of his "nude Descending a occupants, show- a glimpse of a mid-1920's, and peopled with of Mrs. Stetthcimer. The most remarkable feature especially for this mini- Staircase" and the alabaster lifestyle now almost lost, a some of their illustrious friends. The Stettheimt'r house was of the (loll house is its art mansion. Of the many small "Venus"- by Gaston Lachaise. glimpse of people who have what has original masterpieces, perhaps The festive doll house, with I)('rOmt' legend. made during the 1920's by gallery containing - flu ii Roast Turkey — Chestnut Dressing cup star cup sifted all-purpose FrIday, Dec. 24, 1916—SC Legendary Doll House Sparkles Anew With Magnificent Christmas Fantasy Take Stock Of Kitchen Custard and Spinach Blocks NUT LOAF SENSATION 4 Holiday Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. PoWELL'S INSURANCE AGENCY 211W. 1st St., Sanford - 2l44i! 1tu - - IL 0 . - --- -- - .- May His ever-present 0• 9 - love be a source of special - 9 joy to you as you celebrate - (gjT1A5 His birth. May our thanks - - - - - -. - /10 / 1XV add to the splendor of your Christmas. 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Th(. poignant ieiLj ______ 1 f-Ia if The j £ 1/ You're not finished when you hand o v er the book" said J0 Anderson. "Then youshouldreadit wlththe boy or girl you give it At pagan winter Festivals in A Father William Ennis, Pastor early times, winter flowering Father William Authenrieth, Asst, Pastor plants and evergreens "me prized for their promise of the MINIGHT MASS CHRISTMAS EVE return of the sun and of spring. Noon DAY are and of thatCH JLI; èA IOO J H ___ V ULS e xtolled .1 .. I in an old Christmas Carol "The Holly and the Ivy.' Oak Avenue &9th Street, Sanford "We always read a beautifully illustrated copy of The Christ / _ __________ —7 C'hild' though we're not a religious family," Mrs. Anderson said. "It wasn't my idea to make these books part of family tradition. The kids have brought them out every year." She is convinced that what children read really matters to their ",\)I 4 n. .. ,.— LA / S >1 fFjJ.S \\*l Y k II j V - I I " P~ SANFORD INSURANCE INC u'$ , ,, L children, ages 13 to 23, take breaks between cookie baking and other holiday events to read several books aloud. examples are shown. Dec. 24, 1976--7C it dwell in eieryoncs heart t hi s A rago ' l. Every Christmas, Mrs. Anderson said, she and her Five Three magnificent (ay 3c . '" to. The fun you have sharing books with children is not only as much a part of the gift as the book itself, but it is also the best art and literature appreciation course they'll ever get." author of three children's books, said it because it's very good literature." ur own pleasure as you read kindles a sensitivity that you can 't°t each an y way," she said. THO IC _ . andthanks to our many devoted \ patrons Job University of Florida specialist in children's universally observed fl CHRISTMAS4 L (,AINFSVlI LF (AP) — When y ou give a child a beautiful book for says 'i Ir However, a Green Christmas is ancientcustomandmore Friday, ing Herald, Sanford, Fl. Echog in I us all, at holiday time 1f,)t1r/ Book To K19d.— Only 4 -1 BerhnspopWa:songlsdearto brotherhood and love and promise and a renewal of our faith in all mankind. F about 35 ears both For 1/ re and rein )1 force in blazing color message of the êI7 Giving Green Xmas _ ___ Even We wish all our friends and neighbors Q131eWm _4(atin..Iiols .. ImluIuy .4hIm i1o,n ut.i •1 /— a our n. igIihor, frieruiM. .. Sincerr thanks '.. , SPRAGUE ELECTRIC comnn SANFORD In our valued patrons. Auto Glass & Seat Cover Co. PH. n2-6690 304 W. 2nd. electronics division Sanford, Fla. lives and to civilization. When Mrs. Anderson jo ned N i now one of the nation's most complete centers for aspiring authors and LefI ' ' A n nunciation" of window from the castle chapel at chsdorf, (about a t 1390) . . __________ . - ., j,s'.. IL..' . . ____ I 7 - '. lay each of us follow t :•.4I 6.% — • •19 • And Mei Sha, 13, adopted when Mrs. Anderson taught in China — I - ciC41ffZfB.?Z,9yji A tar to • Alld$"TTc ' Thank You •• !" ..' 4 •- all. . . -. At$IIIUiIaIIUP has on a school award for poetry . I,l hi . 'peace and joy! .•.•lI •••J Mrs. Anderson is not the only author in the family. A daughter, Mrs. Michelle, 23, has sold a story and several illustrations. Sons Jon - . j Author Ruth Baldwin of New Orleans has given the center collection of 32,000 pre-1900 children's books. p / r-" scholars in the field. _- I ,'\ J Upper Christmas Brings Back Swiss right, 11 Passion, Deposition". mel • I, Christkindli Christmas has a unique significance m the German and French speaking regions of Switzerland because the "Chrlstklndli, or No More 'Wap, 'Wap, Wapp*ing Car. - . ________ ,. We rf- happy to be of service to wishes /or a joyous Noel to all our uonderful friends May the best of the holiday season be yours! Best , Boppard am Rheim, Germany. (1445) - / For Ole Cha Christ Child, is believed to walk on earth during this season. WILIAMNISURG, Va.(All) — Instead of Santa Claus, the "Christkindll," represented as a beautiful, radiant, angel-like being %ith wings carrying a magic ___________ '.'.and and wearing a shining crown, distributes Christmas gifts and Chr istmas trees glittering with fanciful decorations. Although the 'Chrlstkindll" iscommonlybelievedto personify N car as r radiant and beautiful child. like Santa, the "Christkindli" also arrives in a sleigh drawn by reindeer, so there would appear to be some intermingling of Christmas legends here St. Nicholas is represented In several ways Indifferent parts of Switzerland. In some, he is ca lled Father Christmas and comes with his wife, Lucy representing St. Lucy whose feast day Is ______ ____________________ iq _____ . 20$ E. RE , " Lower . , Fl ig ht right, Cathedral Church of al. John the Divine, New York City. - ARRIVE A cI NNE rIME I VE I' - •0 00 0 GOVERNOWS HIGHWAY SAFETY CO ARM MMI SS O i I 0 ., .l N - '' fl/ •,r \.j . '//..' J •%'—_• —•. December 13) to distribute gifts. He wears the traditional Santa Claus costume, while Lucy wears a round cap over her long braids, a laced bodice and a fancy apron. In the central part of Switzerland, St. Nicholas is repres led more realistically in his bishop's regalia complete with mitre and crosier. On St. Nicholas' Day, which falls on December 6th, there ts a magnificent parade in which white bearded masqueraders, cluffied in long white shirts, carry huge three-foot mitre-shaped lanterns over their heads. These lanterns are perforated *in intricate religious designs, similar to church windows, and when the candlelight shines through them, as their bearers execute a • stately dance, they are an Impressive sight indeed. '' . £ . - . 0. May seasonal joys warm your I -- heart. To all thanks. One of the joys of Christmas is the opportunit tings gree . of the Season. Many thanks fr (lIIoWlflg US . our tru 13a and confidence. ALLSTATE INS. CO. SANFORD SEWING CENTER Frank Boudreau & Staff SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD HOME n2-IM W my W Sm 6 JOHN HAMILTON Senior Account Agent THE ALLSTATE BUILDING IM E. SEMORAN BLVD. CASSELBERRY FLORIDA 32807 Your Authorized Dealer for I 1PTTFi1j o • 00 0 __________ 4 Greetings for the Holiday I S .eaion Fro• m II us Folks Club Diamond' Hwy 17.92 DeBary, Ft. • Open Christmas & New Year's Make Early Reservations ____ 16 A 0 a 0 • 2609 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla, L1 0 / - " 0 • ' I I .. , , .• .,' ll'sa greal fl4-lillg luaing frien(Is its as %-fill! May your holidays AI anil aN-aysi. you"re iii-ishe(l , all 1III,goo(I Illings.I ,fill fill adness. gl so rirhir iIiw . Our best With thanks Wishes to our man to all.. Jim Maloy, Agency Mgr. John Cavanaugh, Bill Cooper, Agents mary/esther's 200 Sanford N. Park Ave. we sa), A P9A. Farm Bureau Insuance 323-2383 Happy, friends Holiday. THANKS*. L S. Hwy. 17.92 IAN C E SALES & SERVICE 2611 S. Fren c h Ave Sanford. Fla. Sanford Ph. . oiNif 4 . _ q J ________________ :, JJ I • -S • I . jj[4____ ' fl sumption they will get the okay . • •, S 1 ç . I . "Also, the FCC has required new and tighter' (anti-interference) standards on these sets and not every manufacOturer Is qualifying every set In his line. The resul' is a somewhat narrower selection." compared with the number of k H'' .•tl 1 t " . s \ ' H9 R TMM 9[[~ 169 e W4 O4 eOe4/ ün.9. • May you and your loved ones' . May every day through. out the year abound with treasured mo ""' of this h o l i day. hohdays be filled - with G aU the special joys of Christmas I—wM • HARCAR . .. Adam & Eye's Beauty Solon 327- 1131 May the fillessinks of lite Holy Child lead yoll to firld Peace(111(l (MtIttmIfl,enf (lirit r:ozs (01(1 ullriiys. for • • Curry Ford Rd. SR 427 San lord 7736760 3231160 Aluminum • ,. Ilk V ' . ,.4'.}... group. "One, the FCC will not allow shipping the new 40-channe,' sets until Jan. 1, and then it will 4 , tj 1A 0 V11 ~ g / - ': things," says John Sodolski. vice president of the Electronic Industries Association. a trade take some days to get them from warehouses to retail outlets. , Ph. 322-6390 ?1 322.2363 .. tial shortage based on several SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING y Sanford DI S In an automatic machine to do Street to the u.lonial capitol Cook sits next to the table, The machine, unlike people, which is cluttered with a small never forgets, as Cook admits mirror and several small jars themaslastaswecan. Øbee struggling to meet what Others, still waiting for FCC figures will bea heavy demand for the new 40-channel sets. approval, have taken achance Most expect to come up short andbegunproductionontheas- Heating and Cooling To All of Our Patrons 112 S. Park AMOCO ' Hwy. 322-9823 I . 17-92 & Lake Mar r,y iVu. the job. for some months. 0 IE(adei' Jewelers Last July, the Federal Com- provali of their 40-chan el models have geared up their munications Commission a production lines and, in the roved expansion of the current words of a spokesman for one 23-channel CB band to 40 Chanmanufacturer. "We're going Wis. effective Jan. 1. .... We're producing Since then, the industry has like crazy 1 OFFICE478 11I4 From all the folks at WASHINGTON ( A P) — Tht. complete by Jan 1 its t est s of government is giving us 17 new the more than 4W models subCitizens Band channels on New mitted by its Nov. I deadline. It Year's Day, but the CB Industry expects to have approved more doubts it can provide cnough than 200 n-ahlels toy year'5 ell I. new rachos immediately for all Manufacturers with FCC ap, who want then). to sero~ ~-on. to sav thank you o royal charter of 1693. alcove, you can look out over But now he's obsolete. Three Colonial Williamsburg, all th,~ months ago, the college brought way down Duke of Gloucester Lots More CB Bands ut of noug S :1 for your ' WILLIAMS AND SON ffstive wishes from Santa and us, 'I He says he was almost alchanging light bulbs. From a 3-by-2400t wall panel ways good at ringing the bell on the second floor, Cook pulled punctually. they'd get mad if a cord to ring the bell 10 or 12 times for the start, and 10 or 12 you were late," he says with a more times for the end, of every chuckle. "if you were early, it was all right." class. _777! - r\ marvelous A* cleaning up, sweeping floors. Cook calls it, scornfully. Al round and happy ay your holidays be merry and he did on a few occasions. it The aftern000 sun streams over never rings too early or too late. his face as he shivers in his "You had to keep a pretty wom, dull green sweater. "It's cold in here." he says. close check (on your watch I as Tic only sound in the musty. you worked," he says. "Everyone would miss it sometime." white-walled room comes from He'll miss the job. Ringing the hissing heater and the rethe 87-year-old bell, W01's lentless tick:ing of the clock that third over the years, set him now runs the bell-ringing sysapart from other custodians — tem. "The %fickey Mouse Clock,"' a-break from the monotony of %_0 III, ir . ., opher Wren Building to signal with a small table and chairs. the start and end of clatiperlThrough the ri ppl ed panes of ods, as decreed in the college's a (thy octagonal window In the 0' 0 0 "You'd just pull it. Wap! ill to t'kiid good 1lic4 • I,. Dell's Auction Service FIRST ST. .— • • . • last In a centuries-long line of agai ns t the be ll stop. " The First bell-ringers and replaced him ring was the hardest.... I do C wi th a machine, miss it." For years. custodian Charlie For Cook, the college had set W. 1st St. (Hwy. 46W.) Sanford 323.5620 Cook has rung the bell in the aside a tiny alcove be hind the __________________________________________________ cupola of the hist oric Christ- supply room and furnished it _____________________________________________________________________________ --__-- FLORI 0A ______ i,, gyp' Scene from the. Labor Bay of the ,fliO ' rlie Mary has quietly phased out the sound of the cord slapping DOWNTOWN SANFORD . %OhI The College of William and Wap Wap!" lie imitates the . SHOE . n the Chrlst-Child,heis sometimes represented asan angel bearing a light or a star just as an angel heralded the birth of Christ at Bethlehem. On the other hand, the "Chrlstkindli" has some of the characteristics of a sprite, as sugg est ed by the wand and the '.ings, which can be linked to pre-Christian beliefs. Some suggest tie may stem from the pagan custom of representing the New ,. . 0 - Hwy. 17.92 Sanford Ph. 322-5510 322.6707 �—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 24, 1976 It' s In The Cards Ever Since 1843: Merry Xmas! Each year researchers conic up with more and more fascinating information about the origins of Christmas and New Year greetings. Greeting cards are usually made of stiff paper or cardboard, but cloth, vellum, leather, celluloid, metal. wood, clay, cork, and new materials have been added to their designs. Cards and their messages vary in size. In 1929 an inscribed grain of rice was presented as 'a Christmas greeting to the Prince of Wales, and in 1924, President Calvin Cooledge received a Christmas card that measured 21 X 33 inches! In ancient Egypt.the New Year was celebrated by the exchange of symbolic presents such as scent bottles and scarabs inscribed "an ab nab" ("all good luck"). The Romans exchanged strenae, originally branches of laurel or olive.-often coated with gold leaf. Symbols of seasonal good will, such as a Roman lamp and the figure of Victor surroun ded by strenae, were combined on objects of baked clay, with the inscription "Anno Novo faustum felix tibi sit" "May the New Year be happy and lucky for you"). The acknowledgment of the New Year with the exchanges of good will continued in Europe through the early days of Christianity. In the 15th century, master wood engravers produced inscribed prints which had the same intent as the modern Christmas and New Year cards. One of these shows the Christ Child with halo, before a cross holding a scroll on which appears "Ein gust selig or" ("A good and happy year"). During the 18th and early 19th centuries, copper plate engravers were producing prints and calendars for the New Year and greetings by merchants and tradesmen were common. 'I of Albany, N.Y., which bore the Inscription, "Pease's Great Variety Store in The Temple of Fancy." Sentiment cards v. .re exchanged and collected in the United States from 1830 to the Civil War and many have survived.. among them an 'expanding heart" Christmas present or greeting card in purse form, dating from about 1859. Today you can say Merry Christmas in Macedonian, Greek, Hungarian, any one of 32 languages plus Braille. There are greeting cards available in our polyglot nation in Polish, Spanish, Japanese, Armenian, Croatian, Chinese, Macedonian, Portuguese, Greek, Swedish, Norwegian, Hungarian, Lithuanian. to name just a few. Distributed throughout the United States, many are produced in this country, others come from abroad. It was noted by one of the manufacturers of these Christmas cards, that whenever there is turmoil or a revolution in a foreign country, the sales in that language soar. Since type laces in some languages are unavailable, many of the exotic messages are photographed from the originals. In the case of some Chinese messages, a waiter in a Chinese restaurant who is also an artist, wrote the greetings on a piece of paper from which they were photographed and reproduced. }"elices Navidades! Froliche Wethnachten! To you all! Youngsters can speid many creative hours in the kitchen, baking and putting together their very own cookies and Christmas treats. - \ all innocent and wide eyed. long. Frequently we see a You'll have to decide which side delicate touch of the exotic of th is fickle nature you want to un der this sign. A gift with please. Try the newest and unusual flare would be a most exciting new perfumes treasured selection. Pretty and toiletries, coloured soaps in holiday CANCER wrapping are sure to make a June 22-July 22 hit. or a dazzling necklace. This is the sign of the in- or a long, long, long scarf. curable romantic, given to iscs gentle ways. Soft spoken and February 19March 20 soft natured as well. Romantic, Here is the eternal romantic subtle gifts will surely win their - drifting from one dream to heart. A collection of poems in a the next before settling down to lovely binding is an original reality. Delicate and sensitive way in say 'Happy Holiday." A by nature, they view the world tiny decorated jewel-like pill through rose co lor ed glasses. ('LS(' is too. Many creative people were SCORPIO born under this sign so choose October 24-November 22 something clever and unique This is a gentle breed with seashells in a basket? A true feeling that runs deep and brocade covered jewel box? _____ ______ ' c" • - • The recipes below are easy for little folk and will provide some toothsome goodies to add excitement to your table, hang on your tree or wrap as gifts. . Basic Cookies (from a mix). Decide which cookie to make and make up basic dough from package directions. Use ginger-cookie mix if preferred. Roll dough out about '.M " thick. Cut in desired shapes. Bake as package directs, then decorate with prepared frosting. \j9iV Helping you to ,. . Maryland FRIED CHICKEN Your Host Al Constantine 2100 I W W - 1111J'A~O'E 61101) W I 'p • * . . i At this time of joy and gratitude, NA . me 900 our heartfelt wishes for J . , , i a N( news wish i . . II WIN Season's GreetIngs from the I I. P $ from the FkYida E vening , April 21-May 20 deserting them. Select a A comfort to those around present with a touch of hLLmor, them, Taurus people have and remember a Gemini is able o a happy holiday. . , l Herald Sanford, Fla, 322-2611 • LWC NURSING CENTER . -' HWY. 436! FOREST tITY, FLORIDA H 'r.1 I IIV W Ae lIIL I J I ju %~ "r , l. '..IIiiLIIIUS, celebrating the Birth cf Christ, seeks to recapture the glory and wonder of the Nativity. People everywhere come together in warmth and goodwill, recalling the Source of the Spirit that binds them together. Although Christmas is celebrated all over the world, it is not really known whether or not Jesus, as a boy, ever had a birthday party. Jews of His time did not celebrate birthdays.. such observances were for kings and other important people, who lived in palaces. With or without birthday parties, Jesus had an enchanted childhood, so say the legends. One such story says He made mud-pie birds one rainy day, and as He finished them, they flew away. For having bowed down to give its fruit to Ills Holy Mother, Jesus rewarded a palm tree by having a cutting of it planted in Paradise. The Magic of Christmas is happily contagious, transforming the world in an atmosphere of brotherhood and anticipation. Its magic brings families together, inspires a spirit of generosity and giving, and fills the heart with a heady lightheartedness long remembered from one's childhood. For it is in childhood that the magic of the Yuletide is felt most keenly. The air quivers with excitement and the promise of things to come. Pungent smells fill the house and little ones can hardly sleep, for listening to the furtive sounds of mom and dad tiptoeing and whispering and wrapping, far into the night. An old French proverb says, "Miracles happen only to those who believe in them." Surely, we can all believe! Surely we can reinforce our faith in miracles! .,-., veryolle to a s3cic ot S)nc an3g gceet'' k ( ¶01 'J0U1 / V Joe and Margaret Duggar, Owners HEARTIEST (.;OoD \VISHES HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE Sheriff John Polk and Family 118S. Sanford Sanford 322.2624 r b r'. '5' - I-' ç*. I I 1 WIS 0a 1l(T12c1 c)0 1/ In I lv/ I .il .!ryJ.erry Mry 0 prdpj I • A Songs of praise echo ' through the yuletide As we share the old fashioned delights of this warm holiday, we carol our thanks to one and all. U Sanford, Florida 322-2611 In the spirit of this joyous season our very best wishes one and all. To the friends we have had the pleasure of serving, thanks. Seasoits .*Qwdtr cl I 1111 !! EvenlngHemld .. S (z • N S • I - e. S "P We Hope This Joyous Time Will Bring Ring the bells Deck the halls Rejoice for the happiest of Holiday Seasons MI Tony Russi \ To You All The Goodness Of Yuletide. C Tony Rusil Jr. MiOi.ord Rui1 . - Ckv A.season to brighten -youngz eyes, as sparkling and glowing as the lighted 6 , - .- 2518 S. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD Jeanette £liiandr •... • Bitty Jernigan J1 i ring sounding a message of love and joy to people . ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE & BONDS PH. 322-0285 Jock Prosser , Ford MANAGEMENT & STAFF 2417 S. FRENCH AVE. . A. Duda & Sons, Inc. Duda Auto Parts Oviedo Tractor Co. SR 426 Slavia, GLASS & PAINT 210 Magnolia Ave. Florida 322-4622 CO. Insurance INC. Sanford, Fla. 114 S. Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Ha. 322-0814 everywhere. L E."Iuddy" Cart., TONY RUSSI INSURANCE AGENCY 6 Christmas bauble. .0 beautiful Season of Joy! all bells on earth will Holiday With His birth. Boyd-Wallace ON CHRISTMAS DAY / Come. let Lis wors hip lliiii Who has given us t1iis holy Jerry and Ed Senkarik and Staff DEKLE S GU LF SERVICE EGG PAINT: It is easier for young people to decorate baked cookies, but egg paint can be applied before baking too. To make this medium, mix an egg yolk with a few drops of water. Put small amounts in tiny dishes and add vegetable coloring as desired. Use a soft brush for each color, and let your imagination go! If you are using the cookies for Christmas tree trimming, remember to leave a small hole about 2 inch from top of the cookie, for a bit of colored yarn or ribbon as the hanger. MerrY f _~& Miracle Of Christmas S. French Ave. Sanford Phone 322-9442 t . parts into place and bake. Cool and decorate with frosting or egg paint (recipe below). Thanks for sharing our table. . . ________________ ,. SANTA COOKIE: From cookie dough mix, cut out tear drop shape about 3" tall. Sprinkle with red sugar. Bake, cool, then decorate. Pointed top of tear drop i Santa's peaked hat. The wide bottom, his body. GUMDROP CHRISTMAS TREE: Cut out triangle for tree, and small rectangle for tree base, from basic cookie dough. Press parts into place on cookie sheet and bake. When cool, add gum drops for ornaments. SINGING ANGEL: From cookie dough mix, cut out circle for head and larger triangle for body. From contrasting dough cut wings in tear-drop shape. On cookie sheet, press all seasoned with every bright wish. . Perplexed about choosing warm and consoling natures. gifts? Personality charac. Worldly wise, they still prefer teristics suggested by Signs of things on the safe sk' and are the Zodiac, might help you basically conservative, select "just the right thing." Decorative pillows make happy 0 us ARIES 2 'c gifts and come in exciting c" March 21-April 20 co lors decorated with bouquets, , \ Aries people are a racy, patchwork, etc. Try giving your vibrant, on-the-go lot with an favorite red and white wines for enormous amount of self a holiday treat. 't 'i-' confidence that Is apparent in VIRGO everything they do. Male and August 24-September 23 5) female will welcome a new host Hidden powers of logic and SIGNS (" or hostess apron designed concern for detail are strong OF THE especially for entertaining or characteristics of this sign. ZODIAC / tendi ng holiday bar. A wide Meticulous and to the point, I' f, decorative watchband will they delve deeply be fore parC A make an old watch new again, suing any new venture. Virgo LEO people appreciate f in e things " July 23-August 2.3 and enjoy the classic choices. Dramatic entrances are just They will appreciate a stereo '/ r'7 the kind of thing a Leo person headphone set or a special new t" relishes. Generally in corn- recording of one of their CO3, mand of most situations, they favorite symphonies or rock are also given to extravagant group. gestures. Dramatic flavor should be a keynote when CAPRICORN choosing this gift. A silk tie in a December 22-January 20 A pleasing nature and ready vivid art deco design or a slim Personal ty guideline for gifts sm ile co ver the withdrawn metal stretch snake belt. nature of Capricorn people. SAGITTARIUS Generally quiet, they are often . November 23-December _l to laugh at himself. Several enjoy having their dear ones ways. e one si gn at ees , ,, a.. slim, metal bangle bracelets. near. An origin al and clever gift world is wOwi Sfl'iuiflg a. rugby 1UJL or we '..apricorn are sure to please, as will will please the 'I se people with I. k socks and Intensely thoughtful andA San- male or rgyle ,. oversized monogrammed their artistic inclinations. A cere, gi ar ans are very decorative plant holder with some leather pass po rt case or coffee mugs. k• open in the r re ationshi psLIBRA narcissus or hyacinth bulbs n an unusual co'or. You'll You fuiu them most ap- W JICL in September 24-Octo be r 23 makes a lasting gift, as do d pceciativeof most anything you lavender! Librans are not easily silver Christmas tree bells. choose for them. A man's silk GEMINI shaken, though they are sen- AQUARIUS patterned Per scarf a May 21-June 21 sitive to all around them, and January 21-February silver or pewter snflake Great, rapid fire wit is typical readily keep their cool. Unpredictable is the word for pendant on a chain, of these people. Their bubbly Dependable and often. Aquarians. One day they are TAURUS spirit is ever present, rarely meticulous about details, they mysterious and exotic, and next " _ Little Ones Find It's Fun greetings for a holiday well Signs Of Zodiac Make Easier Shopping . .'.. . Recognized as the first Christmas card is one designed in England by J.C. Horsley, in 1843 for his friend Sir Henry Cole. An edition of 1,000 copies was placed on sale at Felix Sum. merly's Treasure House in London in 1846. They were printed by lithography on stiff cardboard, in dark sepia and hand colored. The design shows a family party in progress, beneath which is the greeting, "A Merry Christmas and a Happy N N ew Y toou. Y" A similar card was designed by W.M. Egley of London and produced as an etching in 1848. While this card is more elaborate, its design suggests a relationship to the ColeHorsley card. The same may be said of an American Christmas card or the same period, designed by 11.1I. Pease _____ Bake A Cookie... -- Friday, D.c.24, 1 i#,-4'C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Our sincere gratitude. Ceeky Cily S PRINTING Co. HWY. 17.92 & LAKE MARY BLVD., SANFORD Ph. 322-2511 221 MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD SEASONS GREETI Cueuiug 1{eWd/I{€a&L AMti ~_ ex �10C—v.ning Hra, Sanford , Fl. Friday, D*c. 24, me Do Has Look New _______________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ll Things voli'll need: Paper bag, a size 11) fit com- i Has c&asY!, 4g Christmas Gets B igger, Ring ('In' Colton itiil now offers the gibe that special someone look-alike doll for Christmas, Using a photographic process and a little marketing ingenuity, the firm can give you a doll with the face of your choice for $15.95. "We thought it would essen- Of Xmas (OttOfl Merry Christmas" in June' / l,iIl ______ i i I'ilol ' M1D[)ll3URY, Vt. (AP) Christmas in many ways is symbolic of the entire pattern of American culture. like Americans its origins are In the length and breadth of the Old - brim with merriment and fun Thank, clii, September' It is - J. ' . On flap, add a red circle for Santa's nose, and two black ones for eyes. Using 3. 3 for 1ds%thosar Sanf Siegal, helped create the product. "But we're getting c al ls from women who sa y they want a doll of their tial California, who name is tml Merry Cheree Christmas! Inansertoendiess inquiries and as many jokes this charming young woman never tires explaining that her name really Is Merry Christmas, and just that way. She ppincofl's From all at Al's Towing & Repair Service 17.92 & Sybella Dr., Malttand 322-830 Ink Spots, Inc. Club Rd 322-7351 165 ry Lake Ikginning moustac tinder the noic, at the bo(torn edge of the flap, jui. red p%cr onto the bag, its full le 1;1 . if no red paper is handy, color big raon ith red husbands." Siegal said the idea was fir-st - ( used to people thinking it's but enjoys the fun of it is mucli .- .: ____ - . Siegal helped develop camera,, to take the large color pict ures which are inserted Into the heads of the Raggedy Ann-type dolls He then formed the company that sells the product Siegal said the concept of gis ing children the opportunity to play with a likeness of them selves has resulted in several sociological and psychological 2 Cut hat shape out of aper he P 1t bag, and thft writing her Christmas cards in Glue a fat white cotton beard onto the red paper just under the flap, and down the front of the bag With red crayon lightly circle on two rosy cheeks To use Pt1thandiflSdCflbag September. Asked about marriage proposal and changing her name, Miss Christmas responded Well I've seriously thought about marriage a (oupic of times but I sns raised the old-fashioned usay md I guess In looking for an old F e.hioned type of person who thinks like jdo I really like grasping the ,, the flap Add cotton ball to top of hat insights since the dolls went on the market a few months ago. 4. ______ 110! 110! 110! TO YOU ALL! 'We're getting a large r the traditional things " t t f time answering the many pcoplewhowriteher. She starts - Christianit 's rival Saturnalia celebration. Christmas Day, too, is -close to the w inter solstice, tn Pagan days t ime t pray to the 1Gods to lengthen daylight and restore life back to earth. Its direct purpose, of course, is to honor the birth of the Christ child. The chief ingredient in a successful Christmas today is Santa funny mdconsthnttesing pends a considerable amount presented to him a year ago. A self de scribed of i' r : ' 3\ •' .•• 4 attributed to St. Nicholas are two of great importance. hearing that three young gins were to be sold into slavery, he j now and breve;'. We -; 1 ;j .1 \.../' i t,ie Mail 1/H UrCS? 11fJ. Ch rii*4 Ch ild be with yo it H '. ' Claus, venerable old St. Nicholas who lived in Patura in the 4th Century and died Dec. 6, 343 A.D. Among the many miracles ' - - I r 1 Olt1 z happiness SS %\ ' - " ' I, ' -ld row a few dollars St. Francis, the animal.s' friend, also was an early contributor to the holiday. Through him the friendi), creatures so important to r 7 ' . ' Reindeer Crucial To Man Siegal also said the rag dolls were designed to las t a long Reindeer flourish in large snialler quantities. and has been successfully in- - time — for emotional as well as numbers near the Arctic Circle There are several species of traduced into Alaska as a stock commercial reasons in Europe Asia and North reindeer in North America, animal These tame reindeer "We started thinking of the America. Norway, Sweden, where it is caNed the caribou, are gentle and easily handled. Psychological experience a Finland Russia and Alaska are ranging from the wnodland child could have if as own doll all places where herds of at species which is found in wild suddenly lost an arm," he explained. Reindeer and caribou feed least semi-domesticated northern woods, through the primarily on mosses and reindeer are accustomed to barren ground caribou, which is lichens in the subarctic regions, The firm only markets a girl working with man particularly the slightly larger but close a type of fodder which takes doll but there are plans to add a the Laplanders, cousin of the Europe an rein time to replenish itself. As a boy doll The reindeer provides a s ital deer, to the Pear y caribou, result reindeer and those who Sanford ON S i . - _.v , 'c-". • : Because of the Ar ct ic habitat, near his North Pole Rejoice at the birth of the Heavenly King headquarters, reindeer provide an ideal means of tran- GWALTNEY -'.' the males grow antlers. Both sexes shed their antlers in the spring, like other deer. - !. 311 E First St. Sanford 322-4509 322-5622 , they'll get the inside story from John and Jan Zweifel. /" / I i • I White House to the people _________ FLORIDA HEARING AID CENTER, INC. flO South U.S. 17.92 Cass Professional Bldg., Suite 106 TRANSMISSIONS 209W 25th St Casselberry-834 8fl6 Sanford - f I - i uOiIuIj p;ijI A REETING i ,.,4 - — r — S - ' - III/i1 ii (/ 1/it liCti 1(1)1111 nit inoi ies i i/i (/ is I inns it- i ll bt 1/till lfil 5/1(1/ (il liI/ ?/(,il (tilt! (11i1 BLAIR jl i , (1(1t ion s/i ip (0111 iii hI' grow jj /t (1J)))?J andj / I ,UI, 11/ Cli; S lb fas/:m'tttd (/,rtsl,nai greeting for you on our fat uTile holida) In old / f 11(1(1 KAMPF AGENCY INS. NOLE GARDEN 251o.A SOUTH OAK AVE., SANFORD TITLE TER "U PH. 323-3866 or 323-7710 Washineturn Irving, whose I to flo It Ir Happy Hot'd NORTH OF SR 434 & GUARANTY Corporation 'I HWY 17-92 - 111' '7 something without commerciai Joyous Walls have been left off the one-inch-t"ne-l'Got replica so - ________________ Sanford, Fla. 322-2611 '', .. . ... • h'.. . wishes fo p LONGWOOD 322-9484 204 N. Park Ave. - . - . Sanford -; .i.. -- - - - -. 1 ow 'N 00 a A! a', ha The y pp r I J J MiIvl'r ,00ii mmd'. of sleigh c IIIV 4 A II : I I I " - VVe join Frosty - n extending N ' armest ts an - w L L L t hough , best wishes 44 114)114- 111141 j4py ff)l- jail. ° The riii 001 iou. our Ilaziiiks Merry L r £ at - Crustal Lake Nursery1 1 IIl(,,I 'r• • Ornamental Shrubs and Trees • Lawn and Garden Supplies • Landscaping Lake Mary wonderful U, to end. U, Skep K ddy's Standard Service Center • i 29235. Orlando Dr . (the former U.S. Bank Bldg ) Ph. 322.9i80 Sanford ESTABLISHED IN 1939 [I /)/jf/(fl Re VOqe )222799 holiday from I 1)111 '111(1 II Christmas from the L folks Crystal Lake Dr. 1/1(11 'I I/ 1014ghl (111d hv(ittlifid foil- y4oni- hoyM frif-isikilip. oils painted by Mrs Lsseife designer interior decorator, to match the 1k says he his wife and other famed pa intings of the real craftsmen have put In an building. estimated 200,000 man-hours of The Zwelfels have shown $ labor, made many trips to the their model in 35 states and say White l louse an spent as muc .t h ey hope to take I a a as $350,000 of the ir own money st ates by the end of the tour . for parts and materials in They say they hope to have it building the model, now on accept ed by either the White display in Daytona Beach. house or the Smithsonian People question why Institution for permanent somebody wants to do dp1av. Etrning Herald .• . - that 100 years from now the), original The model's chan will know %hat it looked like on light; the walls have miniature July 4, 1976." says Zweifel, a I - ri • rem Fern rOr, P ar k, ruorlua - Ii V truc-to-life replica they spent 20 Mute House furniture. A years building will be. Fach piem of furniture is made from the same type of "Our dream is to give th _____ R' Ink Year 4 - The Zweifels don't plan to be people can see into the rooms around of course But they which are exact down to such hope the six-ton, 60-foot-long, details as scratches on the real ' — ,er er Coming Berne Fisher Elleanor Augustine . Night be ssith you at , Of Sanford _____ Roll 0 r White House Model I I The I to know what the White House of people waiting to see it is was like 100 years earlier, enough says Zetfel The Management and Staff '' 4 c • For George & Harriett Hearn I Iflay all the hi.nits and joy of thaI Holy I - At least three people are responsible for Christmas is DAYTONA BEACH (AP) — i I Best Wishes \ ____________ / I b the Civil War. Americans celebrate It now Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. 204 S. ParkAve., • an FRED WILSON & STAFF JEWELERS —i - .c-- I might qualify as an earl) SUPPO rter of women's equality, since the reindeer or caribou is unique among the deer famils In that the females as well as eSSUi8S \ normal work day. Christmas did not win prominence until after ... Merry Chris fm as . . _ altogether by the founding fathers It was recognized of course but festivities were kept dormant As late as 1845 Dec 25 was a ' I. \ - of Queen Victoria 11cr husband Albert a German introduced many of his native country 's customs to Eng lan d. domesticated since the time of t he cavemen. But Santa .. thanks to one and all, - 1 .... .:." . Dave Beverly and a And the merchants depend on it. the children accept it as proof of fairyland and even the old mu cynical have been known to smile Christ mas morning. Strange as it rnay seem to America, Christmas was outlawed \ . I thought of as Scrooges. gave gifts of food — but that was on St. Stephens Day (Dec. 26). To them Christmas didn't achieve major proportions until the days in Europe are evidence that the reindeer has been more or less and especially you. Ow — The English sang carols ate food and lighted fires and even J 1— I .6 and give thanks! banes found in prehistoric slits God bless us, I i . ........ using them: cave paintings and - %4 ' ' he can hardly claim a first for every one . , shine forever in the heart of all mankind . . Ludm cranberries and even to regulate the kinds of presents one can give have been dismal failures, and thoe who rail against it are and reindeer are from the Dutch, though that picture w asn't complete until America's Rudolph appeared on the scene • of that Holy Night . . - - I /i ,/ ' 4 have ~otls of their grand. as the cream of cow's milk, descendant of the barren supply. Qjf .. , GRMNGS "They're doing it so they can things, reindeer milk is as rich herds .of up to 30,000, is a tervaisto find an adequate food - L - : Attached to the tree are ornaments, originally fertility symbols ' May the radiant Star '_ Despite the best attempts of church and :C0l:: eradicate Christmas, the holiday tt der and . more expensive each year. St. Nicholas has been removed from the canon of saints and the prelates of the church have shouted aga inst it. But it continues, Attempts to outlaw Christmas trees, colored lights, ornaments, I Y_ The Irish contributed holly, and from Germany came the Christmas tree preferably fir -as the abodeof theGod Wodin. ' but not for the obvious reason. artic world. Among other where it can be found in single niust move at frequent in- T 'C ''' ' ç peoples living on the edge of the reindeer of Europe and Asia permanent home since this although available in much ground species of those regions I v ONO MAS i ... .,,. r source of food, clothing, and living north of the Arctic Circle. depend on them for a livelihood parents are buying dolls that even transportation for many The present domesticated are nomadic and have no children close by," he said. N "Ilerild Siegal said some grand- look like their grandchildren — \'u f i( 4 Yule time were brought into the Christmas picture. Ile English drew frorn these traditions and celebrated their own brand of Christmas, based on ancient pagan rites. Americans ada pted some of the English Christmas own holIdaythe yule log of oak, mistletoe and food — plum, pudding, goose and be because there isn't a suft! little by little, the holiday caught hold. In 1891, President (rover Cleveland celebrated Christmas in the White house and the festive avalanche began to ramble. Around these basic ideas, behind the blatant commercialism, there lurks a mass of tradition handed down from parent to child by word of mouth babies born on Christmas Day will be lucky; a green Christmas Day will tell your fortune; Christmas Day forecasts the weather for the coming year. lie became the patron saint of children travelers and young omen In distress largely on the foundation of the to acts liii three golden balls he devised hang In front of pawn shops the ' , I -- - ot .SplCfl(b0) - like % I , cr - Is .' a 1IU.s sca.son I providing each with a secret dowry. On another occasion he is supposed to have discovered that two boys had been chopped into bits by an innkeeper and salted down in a barrel of pork The good man Fished out the hits fitted thtm togethtr and brought the boys back to lift . ' (lyfol pi supposedly fashioned three golden balls which he disguised In napkins and tossed over t all inside which the gins were held I , I sponse from blacks and Orientals," he said. "I think that may ficent number of black dolls on the market." Traditional Christmas as a combination of to elements placating the dead, honoring the new born. It combined the old with the young, rich with the poor, the sage and the shepherd. For Americans it has become a time for goodwill spending money, a buying forgiveness furpast sins. It phie3 a belief in the supernatural and expresses a hope for a be tter tomorrow. It's a time to pray, to eat and drink. Christmas is celebrated Dec. the day after the end of early , as others. Miss Christmas, whos e fame has spread all over the world, k J72 Knickerbocker's history of New York mentions the curious Dutch celebration; Clement Moore of New York, who published "The Night Before ihritrn,s in 1837 and Charles Dickens who wrote "A Christmas Caro V fri ndshi A I i l)or C zint Louder And Cheerier angel have a holiday filled to the 8e ( piper i __ I C _ p fit-if and * black cravons or markerA There is a Friday, Dec. 24,1976--1 __ fortablIv o%er lite band new answer to the old question of what to give the person with L Name Hda Like You MIAMI iAP) Her p 2311W. 1st St. Sanford CU-Il KIDDY KAR 322-9171 ° &Real Fishy Gift At $500 , L 0o 0 "D 0 0 0 -1W ~11 0j0,0 NAPLES (AP) What are priced accommodations For the people giving millionaires for 76-day adventure that includes - CIvistinas. Naples shopkeepers a stop in the Pcopic's Republic say they don't want to spoil any of Qiina. TO OUR ALL GOOD FRIENDS with estimates of 600 or so. Car .'. dealer Bob Taylor says that at ...iiff Greet you and wish --d' and new, we -extend i..lnla.m.4p.m.n.-Thurs. a.m.-7 p.m. Fri. friends, old a -very merry FULL SERVICE BANK L KARNS . . . . ' OVIEDO FLORIDA our wish for 6 round-the-world cruise, on the pound box also suggests a $3,000 Queen Elizabeth. For that dntique book on herbs to re Anoney, they only get medium- while eating. , ng such pod customers. INSURANCE - AGENCY, INC. . 110 E. COMME-RCIAL 0 •f' , fflt, tO 0 SUITES I & 2 KIRK PLAZA from' reetings and i thank (1 0 a 0 0 V ALI I the jols of the seaso,ij , J - ¶1 jjitit/ieI1tiirj. / - - du ell 1 the Sanford, Florida 322-2611 SANFORD, FLORIDA y't' - Season I G - I 1 0, DIAL 322-5762 . I 0 diamond stick pin in the lapel Christmas, ,,And at this time we'd like to say, for arol One couple ls getting a$25000 chocolates at $2995a Four To all of our REGULAR BANKING HOURS ~1 00 Somebody bought a $525 least four of them will get electricl 1 with automobiles in the $23,000 to six-foot wing span as a gift, $26,000 range. .1fe'll throw in a duun red'roses. with each. And a candy store that selli you the best of the season! . 0 t It' s too late to buy the $3.w) of Russia black caviar valued silk -men's robe at one store at SW tops the list. here: a wornan already snat This resort town on'Florida's . re Cneu it up. The grayish blue Gulf Coast claims to'have mo than its share of millionaires, robe is interwoven with sterling silver threat] and has a It's always a pleasure to AXA hristmas -, in each tint! every hear t Open 'Til 4p.rn. bf icith yoll all through - iolls /101 still/ ELECTRIC CO. C'tvvto.L?I!. FURNITURE 5205. Maple Avenue Sanford, Fla. �12C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 24, 1976 —I---,.----------+ j---+ --- - / 0 —'i. y your hearts bc filled with theP cacc and joy of •' ~71 1 : (,/ZEtr'CI / N1- "JI that holy 1119ht, so long ago.... when once, for a shining hour I ( _....d , heaven, touched earth and hope was born anew! May his blessings surround you now and aways. l The Herald Staff and Management Wish You and Your Family A Joyous Christmas and a Prosperous New Year! .1' ADMINISTRATION NEWSROOM Wayne D. Doyle Carol Ann Redway Ruth F. Rowley Barbara A. Solitro M. Jane Casselberry William D. Currie Donna R. Estes James H. Haynes Robert P. Lloyd Audle A. Murphy J. Kristian Nash Norman H. Oshrin P Jean Patteson Edward T. Prickett Marylin K. Tipton MrV C • nyi)i1i John L. 8db Nancy T. Bowers E. Marie Bugaj Jill A. Cumbaa Janet G. Frankhauser Roy D. Green Jeanette L. McClung Joseph D. Van Brackle Harriett E. Waddell Elizabeth A. Willis PHOTOGRAPHY Thomas E. Vincent Richard A. Wells PRODUCTION CIRCULATION Josh Howell Helen M. Keeran Robert Lovenbury Francis R. Voltoline CO RRLF%JI1LJLu1I, RRES PONDENTS • • Nancy Booth Sue Ceynowa Doris Dietrich Lee Geiger Gene Hackett Marva Hawkins William Hidden K. B. McClung II Elda Nichols Rnhert flrriI • • • • • Raymond Bellamy David M. Brown Cecilia A. Carter Daniel P. Charron Mary Frances Davis Carolyn Ann Felts C. M. Gaylord, Jr. I.1rr' Marie Ralph J. Hays R. Charles Hays Anna B. Jardine T. Joyce Logan Rose Ann Ramsey J. Lynne Smith Raymond L. Stevens Agnes P. Von Rhee Bonnie R. Wieboldt chirIAI inri /•• CARRIERS Mike Aiken Tim Aiken Julie Boyd Jeanette Boggs Verrice Bur nell Pat Chaplin Scott Chaplin Barbara Dampier Julia Davis Wylene Griner Lu Harriett Mike Heath Eric Hendricksen Leeann Jeffords Raymond Jet fords Vickie Jernigan Oliver Kobylak Al Million Iva Panle G:ryR:mse', Darrell Ross Lisa Robare Ronald Renaud Carl Rodgers Cathy Roming Carolyn Sistar Darwin Session Dan Spangler Sally Thompson Jeff Wade I P. 3a tr, C!, Q) -, 1i C ; I WUIi w g E !jJj!HfjIh I '9 c fL) b I- — - : = o I . gW ~Wc ] to > -. - Z O / (I JS ib U, 8 Q- 1, u, 8 &vz W I U) C-) > ' C-) - PS C. LD9 • Q • 8'3 ,.. 'D ..- w 9 w 61 • -- I -J• wVl) — o 2 . I - i P - ). )M ••- N pps , C 2 2 O A A Lh. Wd 0 t,IIO •D8Q - Q 5U, , > I'. (i 2 - CZ • U) 9 CL 0 C. U. 8 p- 0 C') >•_z o < 8 N N C. Q)U4 w U, C') _s 9> I Louis Sapsis - -° -Z 0 ZUJ 0 -' N M -'Q NQ a) C~r C' Cr 9- U1 W or I ' ° P Ja tr'._.1 ii ___ I __ c5 Cr •• UJ I DID= 0 C. 8 OUJ In U)° uJ 0FU)if -o- IjJ. 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Sanford Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents " td IWI F, f ic k7' Z Shot 4 Times, -1 04 r uspect Ta en JAM i. a Em In Aw%=_ 1W W" We TPA By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer MZ Z~ - f-i 14 An armed robben suspect shot by sheriff's deputies Sunday after a foot chase VIM east of Sanford, was listed in "good" condition today at Seminole Sternorial Hospital, anford. Lamar Mills, 21, Bri&wn Ave., Slidway, underwent surgery Sunday Afternoon for -ounds in the stom- S, e. 1 '-1' 21 ___________ AL ff (TI ___________ 4, _ r . \&. •: ___________ 06 ___ AVE S NANIP SHOOTING SCENE 4 Sheriff John Polk said the deputies fired five shots, thv first a warning shot. The two deputies involved in the hoo ting, s Coffee deputy E;ay ; completion of an investigation in!o the wounding of Stills. Stills was under police guard today at the hospital and charged by Sanford police with armed robbery of a service station and by deputies with resisting arrest with violence. A second suspect 41 tile robbery. Harold Earl Moore, 22, also of Midway, had turned Ir s ~!PVZ (iii as e .4- C)> 1 himself wat police headquarters - 4 I questioning officers went ' Moore is being held in county - - jafl in lieu of $10,OW bond Ofl a ___________ in 4. robbery chare Sgt. Coffee and deputy CL E: a if cr -0 0 2 3 - -, = 0 E. Officers s.Wd a, they proached the houL,, Stills ran into asaxnpy area to the rear dMilift )"' ___ \ [I. C6 I 2 __ After atwobkck foot chas in which Sgt. Coffee was bitten on the leg bya dog, the officers confronted Mills in the swamp area with knee-deep mud. Officers said the suspect ignored their shouts of "freeze" and was drawing his right hand from is pants po cket an __ __ -4 • • i ___________ ______ __________ Ca l h el es C3 - ____ -, 1 ___ ' _________ -' j 4 74 r. M 8- AMP IIT •., • .• __ (Herald PM?se by BobLloyd) CA — 1 - SIIEItIFF JOhN POlK ASSURES MII)WAY HE.% DENTS SHOOTING WILL BE FULLY INVESTIGATED firetl their service revolvers investigators sa id a kndi and a quantity of money w as r eto ______ __ '? • no " -= __ 314,000 Expected By 2000 Se a — / 0 . • 01.1 an M Pr V Er ,9 \__________________ C/5 cn — — __________________ P CL I ___________ 2 a 0 a -.' W . g CL + o ;. E • E ____________ II J?' i ll_ • — — ••• • nole s Ti e For Decision i By F.[) l'ltltkFrf herald S ta ff Writer 2 2 Today :C) X q 1 one of the big decisions facing county governmen t Is where to spend the dollars to accommodate the more than 314,000 residents expected in Seminole County by the year 2000. On Jan. 4, 1 7, the Seminole County Commission is scheduled to make that decision. Commissioners will decide where to locate f acilities, a decision which in turn will dtudc where most future private facilities will lix'ate. Two theories of grewlh are under consideration. One is the "sprawl plan," and the second is a tighter plan in which govemment spends money to insure growthin certain areas of Seminole. "Once the growth pattern is decided, Co in ni is s ion Chairman Dick Williams said today, "then you begin to ' develop a capital imiiprovements program that will fit it In the sprawl plan, public ' The county commission will m ee t at the cour th ouse (all Seminole County home. Williams said it "might take tO vea it might take 30." but by (tober of next year After two )es of stud>. co unty planners have completed the In Sanford on Tuesday the population predictions 'hoWd hold. After commissione rs decide hich plan to adopt, public hearings will be held all over first draft of the curnprehensive beginning at 9 am. facilities Aill be spread over a wide area. The second plan envisions govermnent spending money for public facilities in specified geographic areas. Williams said county planners have predicted 314,000 residents b the year .W.At V present, some 140,000 citiz ens a g eb Cn the county to receive input from the citizenry. Then all that remains is to commit the dollars for capital tinprovernents. The capital improvement program, in turn. fits in with the county' s comprehensive plan which most be adopted - ___ MM NICK NAP a c,, ~4 1 CL CZ rn 0 P- CL M r dE3 91 -M 0 i . —4 C6 0 C Sec CD §1g. 0. — (,lhR %rnds Sunday and earR today took their toll on the flag that usually -flies unfurled atop Sanford's Cits Hall. recovered at the shooting ____________________________________________________________ — — S1 L J M H X Er f lifter his long "eekend of riding, visiting and delivering, ole St. Nicholas figured he deserved a rest as lie prepared to ring In the New Year. So lie to,ok one outside his hoine at the Sanford Law Enforcement early this morning before he was rudely awakened and 0 . plan. 11 plan rntst be a proved by county corninisioners. It addresses itself to the following areas: — The county's economic future. — A study of county and city revenue sources. — An inventory of existing land and a study of zorung study on conservation. -. Water and st'wtr plans for A ro und The Clock Bridge Cal en dar 4-A 6-C the future. An analysis of Iran. Comics spuation for the future. ( roord stu -- - Four working papers on 'diLorial mdh&is of combating drainage problems. Recununendat ions on solid waste disposal e ar Abby Br. Lamb 3Q Housing. In th.is area. the Horoscope 6-C - recoiw,endation of the ad-hoc Colluflittee on impact fees will Hospital be taken into consideration. The Obituaries proposal was to abolish the fees Spoils system which has about $4.5million on the books for future Tele%iiion collutions (toni area Weather 'vIp.rs Women 10-A 14-It 10-A $A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 24, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 24, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c46a0c6f41dd8f7eee4bdd0ae51d850f.pdf da490d37a935ed9b2113f2d6a725bb07 PDF Text Text NONE - I 86—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 40 Wednesday, Dec. 22, 297k Evening]Hleral(f 69th Year, No. 107—Thursday, December 23, 1976 ,- Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 10 Cents This Christmas, give him 6.7 Million In Grants a little Spring. It won't take . U.S. Gives Seminole Yule Present$. $4.6 Million Jail --.---.- much to get you started. For I --. ( t__— Perfect coordination the JCPenney slack, the sportcoat, and the vest. All parts woven texturized polyester in superbly matched colors What's more, the vest is reversible. Sportcoat, $45 Vest, $14 Slack, $14 "?.. t .8 Million For Sanford Rep, Richard Kelly i R-Holiday) notified Seminole Sheriff John Polk at noon that million federal has been au4a6 new approved for cons t>rt n f s department complex at Five Points, south of Sanford off U.S. 17-92. Details were unavailable. rT 1 -- County commissioners have contracted with Gutmann and Dragash, a Sanford lu-rn. for design of the new central facility and planning is underway on the project Panels-of-color 'T' shirt is polyester Cotton knit in multi-color combinations ' Printed chambray-weave sportshirt is polyester, cotton in soring colors Sizes S.M,L XL Sorenson said official word is expected to come sometime next week or soon after the first of the year. The approved part of the project calls for expansion of the distribution system to include most of the city's populated area and %4ill dovetail to a degree with improvements to be undertaken undcr a 1354,000 loan from the U.S. Farmers Home / ) Approval was not received for a new water plant for the city-. *.Jnder the FHA loan the city is to connect with the City of Sanford water plant on Country Club Road. On Wednesday, Mayor Ixe P. Moore announced that Sanford had received unofficial notice that a grant under the pubbc works law for nearly- $1.8 million had been approved for construction of Sanford's planned new city hull complex. City Manager W. E. Knowles said today the grant includes not only the 113 million for construction of the planned "L"-shaped facility, but also necessary funding for architect's fees, en 'ineering site preparation parking paving utility conections and furmshtngs—the entire project. . $10. Long-sleeved shirt has horizontal stripes on chest, sleeves. Polyester/ cotton knit. S,M.L,XL 13 / \\ .. •.. r Around The ('lock Bridge Calendar Comics , Crossviord . Edllorkd ik)earAbb~ Heralding . - . - . , . . 1 ' I ..,, - ' r' , .. . . • I , . ,, . • I I -' - - ___ -- . - -. . 2-11 65- A ' , . ' . - - . ., 1 .' ,i . • - ' 'I '1L %'s..• 6-A 84A ' , . - ________ . . f V I - '. V • ,' . ________________1 ' .:. I , ' 11 ' - • . a ' ' •' ---' ..' ris 4 ' . - wil : ' . (H raid Phot by :. Young Scott ('lark is rapidly making his as mark a professional boxer. .'it 19, the Lyman hushchiniil graduate has been (a pped 'Prospect \ Month' by Magazine. his is Dress slacks of teturi!cd .voven polyester in :Cracked Ice' colors. Flare rmmed bottoms and [Jiri.Rol* waist Waist sizes 30 to 42 $15 $9 E:'ir roaming JO Penney Christmas ac eek $10 - Long sleeved sporlsturl is slub-weave polyester/cotton twin pocket trim. S,M,L.XL WINTER PARK MALL Open Sam. to 10 P.M. Monday thru Thursday OpenS am. top.m. Christmas Eve Catalog Center Ph. 4444$ Store Ph. 417-4333 storY Seminole published Friday ui the Christmaseekend County lieraid. tinquish '.as this and %%iil it'll again weekend Herald. —P1.1'S - n horoscopes for Sunday and Monday, Seek & Find, ('ross.ord puzile. and Dear Abby - all in the Seminole magazine in the special Christmas weekend edition of The Herald published Friday. Your Open lam, to 10 p:m. Monday thru Thursday Op.nIa.m.top.m. Christmas Eve Catalog Center Ph. 322.1020 Slot. Ph. 32.3-1310 Rn ig magazine ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Op on I30 am. to 10:30 p.m. Mon. thru Thurs. Open t30a.m. to 6 P.M. Christmas Eve. Cataiog Center P h. 433. Store Ph. 1.),0 'When I grabbed the door I got shocked," he later told a reporter. "I think the fire may have beencaused by the electric heater in the boy's' bedroom." lie managed to get his wife and chddr Jut of the flaming trailer. Then Kay attempted to get to the lire with the fire extinguisher but the flames and choking smoke by then had raced throughout the metal trailer. -I'm glad that I went by the law and had the fire extinguisher in my boat," Kay said as he sadly watched county firemen put out the last smoldering remains of the family's possessions in the charred trailer, it's sides melted by the heat and interior gutted. Neighbors and firemen rounded up some clothing for the littre buys and Kay. His wife stood sobbing in her nightbown and a fireman's coat as she told her husband, "EveThing's gone. our furniture.., everything." Kay said he's thankful that his family escaped injury and they 11 be staying with friends in the area during the holidays. As fire department investigators began probing through the wreckage and uncovered the blackened electric heater in the children's bedroom, County Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser told Kay that a Red Cross disaster relief worker was on the way to offer whatever help possible to the burned ô family. Later a Sanford-based public assistance agency said a case worker was being sent to the fire scene to assist the Kay family who had been living in the tiailer for two months. "There's probably nothing we'll be able to save," Kay said as little Robby hugged his daddy's neck as they sat shivering in borrowed clothing in the drizzling rain In their remaining possession the pickup truck. Sheriff's deputies reported another early morning fire damaged the residence of Curtis Grant Logen at 22D9 Wutnebago Trad, Fern Park. Logen, 40, and his wife Delores. 36, escaped injury following an apparent gas furnance explmion and flames damaged their residence. Deputy R.W Greogry reported that Lagen told officers that his wife awakened him about 2 am. saying she smelled smoke. Lagan investigated and found smoke pouring from the garage which was followed by an explosion. Deputies said the couple ran from the house and called the heri1f's department to report the fire. Gregory' said firemen reported the blaze apparently originated in the furnace. M estimate of damage to the residence was not unmediately available. Sa as a the all in the Christmas a SANFORD PLAZA in ' _______________________________________________________________ em The Button-front sportshirt is polyester knit in super fashior. solids. Short sleeves S.M,L,XL. of bathroom toward the rear of the 54-foot mobile home and ran screaming back to their bedroom as smoke and flames poured from the rear bedroom the boys had been sleeping in a short time before. Kay ran to the door to get a fire extinguisher from his boat outside. - A I-B ' - .. They escaped injury but lost everything in the blaze except the pickup truck and boat rig that Robert Kay uses in his work as a commercial fisherman, Furniture, food, clothing, Christmas gifts all went up in smoke as the trailer was engulfed in flames before firemen from the Midway county firestation could get to the trailer site on Sipes Avenue south of SR-415. Kay, said he was Still In bed when his wife went to the . The Robert F. Kay family was just getting up this morning about 7:45. Roberta and sons, Robby, 3. and Tracey, 1. were already in the living room of their rented trailer hoe. Minutes later the young family was fleeing in their nightclothes as Fire raced through the trailer. . liorocopt' hospital Obituaries Sports Television I-A Weather 1.11 Women . By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer . 44-U 6-A 1-11 4-13 .I . Only Life L eft For Faml* ly After Fire;4 Flee Trailer Flames In NI"ghtclothes - Striped Euro.cut sporishirt is polyester/cotton with long sleeves. Great colors S.M,L,XL 1' ay .. THE PLANNED NEW L.SHAPED SANFORD CITY HALL The site of the complex will lap over into the area where the old Const ruct ion is to begin within 60 days after the city receives formal notification and Is expected to take 12 months, allowing for a May to June, 18 completion date. Knowles said he does not anticipate any real delays as a result of the city commissions change of plans for the complex earlier this week. Much of thecredit for the approvals of both the Sanford and lake Mary projects is being given to Jeno Paulucci, who is said ,,,o have pushed the projects through the federal Economic eveloent Administration i EDA. He is said to have kept the projects high on the priority list because of his continued interest and concern for the SanfordSeminole area Paulucci came into the Sanford area in the mid-1960's hen he owned the Chun-King food enterprise because of the celery grown here. He has a home here and owns property in the north end of the county, while his major business operations are in Duluth, .Minn ________________________________________ 0 . . .. Lou stood. Striped shirt is polyester. nylon knit with fashion collar, short sleeves Pale pastels with white Sizes S.M L.XL Sb I , ' - ...- ,,-\ Earlier today, Lake Mary Mayor Walter Sorenson confirmed that the city has received unofficial word that a federal public X orks grant of $308,000 has been approved for improvements and expansion of the city's water system. $12 '• firemen bers ex- remaining from trailer home blaze that routed the Robert F. hay family this morning on Sipes Ave. Kay and son. 3, give thanks Hobby, ' they jured - as all . escaped unin- Deputy e Af ter SOS f A radii message from a Seminole County shenif's deputy returning a prisoner a south Florida prison this morning touched off an air and ground search by law enforcement officers before the deputy' was located and found to be safe, Sheriff John Polk reported at now that deputy B. K. Jernigan, of Sanford, was located by state troopers on the Florida Turnpike north of Del Ray Beach. Jernigan had found a attack victim turnpike and radioed for help, Polk said. His radio message calling anyone" the statewide sheriff's departments frequency was picked up by the Hardy County Sheriff's office at Wauchula, 19 miiiles west of Avon Park, on the opposite side of south Florida and authorities there notified Polk's office that "it sounded like he needed help" but Wauchula was unable 10 make further contact. Polk said when no contact could be made with Jeinigan, traveling with one prisoner in a green and white marked Seminole Sheriff's station wagon without flashing blue lights, called to heart on on the "for he for central and south Florida sheriffs departments and put a search airplane in the air from Sanford. 'We what he was taking back to Florida City assistance from weren 't sure route a state correctional institute south of M.iazru, Polk said. Uneasuies.s and concern over Jernigan's whereabouts heightened when the Florida Highway Patrol's turnpike toil booth officers at 14 south of Orlando reported they couldn't remember the sheriff's station wagon getting on the turnpike this morning after Jernigan left Sanford at 8 am. �. 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 23, 1976 Evening Legal Qu1ck Police : VORLD IN BRIEF One Killed, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. fl.7407.CA09E FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. TGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff, V. LUTHER JAMES JACKSON and KATHERINE JACKSON, his wife, and GUARANTY FINANCE CO., AMERICAN STEEL FENCE CO. OF LONGWOOD, INC. and ORANGE COUNTY TEACHERS' FEDERAL CREDIT UNION De fendants. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE NOTICE OF SUIT TO: GUARANTY FINANCE CO. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor tga;e on the following property in Work Jails One Wounded Rape Suspect In Beirut Grenade Blast By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) A grenade exploded outside the offices of Beirut's largest newspaper today, killing a Syrian soldier of the Arab league peacekeeping force. Another Syrian soldier was wounded. The incident was the first act of violence in Beirut directed against the largely Syrian peacekeeping force which occupied most of Lebanon last month forcing an end to 19 months of civil war. It came as newly appointed premier Salim el-Hoss asked the Lebanese parliament for a vote of confidence and emergency powers to rule by decree for six months to deal with urgent security, defense, economic, information and education problems. Burned Infant 'uiir'ia, i.'ies - QUEBEC (AP) Premier Rene Levesque says the Parti Quebecois government will order the destruction of any information concerning individuals' professional or private lives collected by the Centre d'analyse et de documentation. The CAD was a secret intelligence service set up by the previous Liberal government. Levesque said his cabinet., has been told to look into CAD's activities to decide if the service should be continued. - 1.4k.... t' rL1uIu 1' JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) Botswana is being drawn into the expanding civil war between Rhodesia's ruling white minority and black nationalist guerrillas. Rhodesian forces launched a campaign last month against guerrillas operating in southwest Rhodesia along the Botswana border. Botswana, which has no army and a police force of 500 men for a desert country the size of France, charges that Rhodesian forces are repeatedly crossing the border. A 20-minute clash between Botswana police and Rhodesian forces was reported this week. l.tk.L...... NST n State's I y • are reouired to serve a cony of your wyittendefenseLitan.toitOn;.n den Berg, Gay I Burke, P.A., at statutes' ' 5: Douglas McOutfi, mott attempted to cause Ed. ward Hugh Mulligan to testify falsely before the grand jury sitting at Jacksonville, Post Office Box 793, Orlando, Florida 32107, and file the original with the Clerk of the above-Styled .. courtonorbefore January s.h,1977; otherwise a judgment may be en FICTITIOUS NAME tered against you for the relief Notice is hereby given that I am The complaint by the FBI dema nded in the comptllnt or engaged in business at P.Q. Box said Milligan previously ad. I 'Altamonte Springs, Seminole,petition. WITNESS my hand and t he Se al of vised that Wilmott had offered County, Florida under the fictItious said Court on November 301h. 1976, name of CENTRAL FLA. CYCLES, bribes for (SEAL) of dog INC. D.B.A HARLEY DAVIDSON Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. fights. OF ALTA.MONTE, and that I intend Clerk of the Circuit Court to register said name with the Clerk By: Mary N. Garden Wllznott had been arrested of the Circuit Court, Seminole Deputy Clerk County, Florida in accordance with last month on a charge of inter-1 Publish: Dec. 2, 9. 16, 23, 1976 state transportation of stolen I thep ISI(v,t f the Fictitious DEG-7Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section was1 $4SO Florida Statutes STATE OF FLORIDA) 5: plane W. Culpepper dismissed. ss Dnhllk' ri., a" i .., jA .. b.n.f,...,.1 ti..... w. j.siqg '' '.' ," "U I BRUCE DEG-33 33 A. SMATHERS. Publish: Dec. IS. 73. 30. 1974, Jan 4. 1977 DEG S6 I I protection I J Property, but that charge later Oil Spill Worries Canadians - .'-. i,si. DEG- IN T E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- OTTAWA (AP) Environment officials say they hope that the oil spill off Nantucket will not harm the Georges Bank fishing grounds. Fisheries Minister Romeo LeBlanc said Wednesday the fate of Georges Bank, south of Nova Scotia, literally changes with the wind. Meantime, several House members said Canada should 'take action to prevent antiquated tankers such as the Argo Merchant from sailing in Canadian waters. — SEMIN OLE Ii,, UV%FiCUAIjf Husband.petitio,,,. . and AY E E IRANPOUR, "I, .. . 5, - • ,, w / Will Rnpondent. , ' - . . , t ( - I , . ..,. ,, . .i .. • (c , S The Grinch That Stole The Stories ' ' . 'N . ., ' * L. , '.\ .' . "It was the Christmas edition. it was aU nice stories AM 1 , .4 "I . GRATEFUL VISITOR 1 ~. Christmas tree sale by Sanford Jaycees Is visited by broad-wing hawk, who auditions as live Christmu tree ornament. hawk's Interest In progress of i sale is understandable, because Jaycees are donating 25 per cent of profits to Central Florid.. Zoo. Zoo staffer Dee Byrne helps hawk maintain Its perch, as sale chairman Dennis Stewart looks on. ________________________________________________________ 11 VAMOV, Lip b ' DEGfl ' ;ate 6 - NOTiCEOFSHENIPP.$$ALE PIOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued Out of and Under the seal of the Circuit Court of Orange ponnal judgment rendered in the aforesaid court on the 11th day of September, A.D. 1976. in that certain case on. titled, Cosby.Hodpa.s Milling Co., an DI "WrK • 1h Dead Project Revived abort de adoption. "~ . 0 WITNESS my hand and thew laid Court on the 7th day of December, 1976. 'Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk Of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk S. KIRBY MONCRIEF-of SHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND MONCRIEF Attorn eys for Pet itioner First Federal Building Post Office Box 2779 Sanford, F lorida 37771 Publish: Dec. 9, 16, 23, 30, 1974 DEG-34 Pla4n and FAYE Defendants, OF NOTICE ACTION TO: CURTIS HAYES and FAYE HAYES, his wife, Residence - Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that in action to foreclose a mor tgage on the following property in Seminole County, Florida: __ F it Convicts Remember Judge of ed -9 er BY: 1 , TALLAHASSEE (AR) An attorney for 22 South Florida nursing homes says he'll fight a judge's ruling upholding the state's new law to regulate and rate nursing homes because the law is "totalitarian," Leon Circuit Judge James Joanos upheld the law in a ruling Wednesday which rejected arguments that a rating system for nursing homes would unconstitutionally infringe on free enterprise, — . made TALLAHASSEE The state Supreme Court has added two more circuit court judges to the list of those authorized to co nduct experimental television trials - if they can find a suitable case. The court Wednesday enlarged the list because two other judges reported that "they have to date been unable to obtain agreement of parties and counsel to provide a civil and criminal trial for televising." Added to the list were Chief Judge Major B. Hardin of Jacksonville and Chief Judge John J. Crews of Gainesville. Broadening the mandate still more, the court told the two Jurists they could assign such a trial to another judge in their circuits. The court previously authorized Circuit Judge Ben. C. Willis of Tallahassee to conduct televised trials. Earlier this year, when Willis Canal r— Waits On Congress TALLAHASSEE (AP)— State officials are making plans to ditch the Cross-Florida Barge Canal, but legislative leaders caution that the final word is up to Congress. Don Duden, assistant director of the Department of Natural Resources, said Wednesday that agency officials discussed creation of a task force to help dispose of canal lands but made no final decisions. "We can't make any farreaching, concrete decisions until Congress decides" on the canal's fate, Duden said. "And I really don't know what to expect from them." After voting 6-1 last week to urge Congress to withdraw authorization for the canal, the Cabinet recommended that a federal-state task force be r-eated to decide how best to dispose of the partially completed canal. Congress will make the final decision on what to do with the federally funded project, but the Cabinet vote Is considered a fatal blow. Duden said officals had no indication of when Congress might act on the Cabinet recommendation. Government agencies own some 70,000 acres of land along the 110-mile canal route. Three locks, dams, and spillways, 25 miles of channel and four bridges have been built. Meanwhile, Senate President Law Brantley called for a halt on all canal decisions until the congressional vote. said he couldn 't get a suitable case, the court authorized Circuit Judge Parker Lee McDonald of Orlando. Acting on a petition from the PostNewsweek television stations in Florida, the court authorized the judges to conduct one civil and one criminal trial on local television. In other action, the court: —Ruled that juvenile delinquency proceedings should not include a common law presumption that youngsters aged 7 to 14 are incapable of committing a crime. The court said that allowing the loophole would enable children exhibiting "anti-social behavior" to escape rehabilitation. —Said a Dade County man, Harry Glassman, was not entitled to workmen's compensation claims against the county. lie was injured in a fall at the county courthouse, TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Florida's sunshine law prohibits the New Smyrna Beach City Council from using coded symbols instead of names when discussing city manager applicants, Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin said today. "If codes at a public meeting were to be approved, the result would be a frustration of the public's right to have knowledge of and thereby participate in the decisionmaking process," he said in an opinion requested by city officials. In other opinions issued today, Shevin said: —The Florida Constitution prohibits current legislators from serving on the Human Relations Commission. —The Sunshine Amendment to the constitution, which takes effect Jan. 4, prohibits legislators from representing persons for pay before the Public Service Commission. —Cities may not bar legal aliens from municipal Jobs. —Certified general contractors may construct or repair tennis courts, without limitation. Avoid N the ristnnas rush. This Christmas, more people than ever will be calling their loved ones long distance. Which means our lines will be busier than ever. So to get your Christmas calls through as fast as possible, why not place theni iiiii hen our lines are less busy. Before 60 p.m. on Christmas Eve, and between 1:00 p.m. and 6:0) p.m. on Christmas Day. Don't forget to dial direct, without an operator's assistance. It's faster, easier, and saves you money. From all of us at Southern Bell, Merry Christmas! © Southern Bell C n it _* t l,'it 6-, , Nursing Homes Appeal ed "*I of (AP) Sunshine Edict: No Codes, Please TALLAHASSEE (AP)—The Florida Supreme Court has ordered the state's largest utility to make refunds to its 1.7 million customers. But the question facing Florida Power & Light Co. Is just how big the refund will be. Public Counsel Woodie Liles, who brought the suit, and Public Service Commissioner Paula Hawkins say they believe the refunds should be $54 million. However, spokesmen for FP&L say the refunds will not amount to more than $12 million because the larger amount was what would have been paid if the charges had remained in effect an entire year. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.2379.CA.c9 S FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR TGAGE ASSOCIATION a cor poration organized and existing under the laws of the United States of America, '5. CURTIS HAYES HAYES, his wife, LAUDERHILL (AR)— An abandoned condominium project in a weed-choked, littered lot may be resurrected as low income public housing, but not necessarily with the blessing of city officials. "It's an eyesore now and we can put it back on the tax role," said Richard Hutchens, a spokesman for the New York firm which hopes to utilize 16 buildings abandoned in various stages of development three years ago. Hutchens said his firm, Century Gardens Associates of Buffalo, would begin construction within six months If federal money is assured. Some city officials don't like the idea of low income public housing less than a mile away from the exclusive development of Inverrary, Court Expands Hunt 1 For TV Trial Tes ts Utility Refund Debated 1 G. December • TALLAHASSEE (AP) While the Supreme has struck down a 1975 law banning all escalation clauses in condominium contracts, a spokesman for Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin says the door has been left open for further attacks on the clauses. The Florida court, in a unanimous opinion, ruled Wednesday that the legislature could not pass a statute to invalidate escalation clauses signed before the law became effective in June 1975. Rep. Alan Becker, D-Miami and a sponsor of the measure, charged that the court ruling could mean "tens of thousands of people in Florida will lose their homes in the next decade." However, Deputy Atty. Gen, James Whisenand said the court ruling forbids the legislature only from passing a blanket law banning escalation clauses already in existence, - a of I TALLAHASSEE (AP) Florida's unemployment rate held steady at 9.4 per cent in November, but 61,000 more Floridians had jo5s than in October, Commerce Secretary Ed Trombetta says. Trombetta said Wednesday that tourism, agriculture and the retail sates industry contributed to the new jobs but said the improvements reflected a normal seasonal change. Florida's unemployment rate was still above the national rate of 8.1 per cent in November. Florida's rate held steady for the third month in a row while the rest of the nation chalked up a slight raise from 7.9 per cent in October. Total unemployment dropped from 319,000 in October to 310,800. Food precessing and wholesale trade paced the November job rise in agriculture industries, spurred by citrus and sugar cane harvests, officials said. Another 9,000 jobs were created in the retail trade sector as merchants geared up for Christmas. The construction industry suffered its first drop in employment since last May, falling from 142,000 in October to 139,500 last month. whose residence Certificate I Steady For November Court and last known mauling address are unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition has been filed in frill above-styled Court for the adopti on of the minor child named thit)l and wherein you are named mnterestedparty, and ya,,h,r, 5 required to serve a copy of yov written defenses, if any, to it on S KIRBY MONCRIEF, of SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND MONCRIEF. Attorneys for I Petitioner, Post Office Box 227,,! (.,.&,..,. .. . ,.'rnw, rwr,o., ui, I. ano is, Original with Clerk of the styled Court on or before Januw l2th.l177, Otherwisea faultwlliy, entered against you granting said Alabama corporation, Plaintiff, .. James Moscato and David E. STATE OF FLORIDA) LsRothelle, individually and db•a J Lots. Block "G", WASHlNGTQt I D Feed Farm 1, Kennel Supply, OAKS SECTION ONE, accordlnJ4 Department of State) Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of he plat 16. thereof pages as recorded in Put , BRUCE A. SMATHERS, Execution was delivered to Book me as Public Records Secretary of State of the State of Sheriff Of Seminole County, Florida, Florida, do hereby certify that and I have levied upon the ,oIl.,,1ing Of Seminole County, Florida Including: One Orbon Range. (dcl GOLDEN GROVES. iyri ri datr,lh.A ------... -,-,--uwnea by Model No, E56A3, Serial to. 4314. FLORIDA heretofor, •Irnit,d JamesMo1cato.seIdpropa.,y ing One Comfort Pac Furnace tei,i partnership formed under Chapter located in Seminole County, Florida Model No. EFIOI, Serial No 430. Florida Statutes, having its more Particularly described as 445400; OneMercury Hood No. MIT principal place of business in follows: MIT Altamonte Springs, Seminole Various and assorted household has bun filed against you and you County, Florida was duly cancelled furniture and furnishings are required to serve a copy of your ap tar failure to tile 1974 Annual pliances. To be laid in a lof. In Written Repor t. Pursuant to the provisions ventory a nd additional information Julius defenses, It any, to it, on of Section 620.3), Florida Statut,, I availab Petruslia. ROWLAP le from the Civil Divisio n of PETRUSKA, BOWEN & hereby give NOTICE in this M4 he Seminole County Sheriff's DONALD, PIaintltf' attorney. newspaper, which is publIeJ in Department, whoti address is 300 North Magnolia Seminole County, Florida, that said and the undersigned as Sheriff of Avenue, Orlando, Florida limited partnirship has filed all Seminole County, Florida, will at or before January list 1977.32501, on delinquent 'sports and paid all fees 11:00 A.M. on thl and tie 7th day of the original with the Clerk of this required under law. January. A D. 177, offer for sali Court either before service or. the I hereby reinstate said limited and sell to the highest bidder, for partnershIp's CertIficate Plaintiff's attorney or immediately cash, subject to any and all Authority as of December i, 1975leins. ot thereafter, otherwise a default wilt the Front (West)esisting Deor ofbe entered against the year for which t you for thS relief limit the Seminole County ourthouse In demand ed in the Complaint partnership was lest Oranled a Snfo,d, Florida, Cthe above WITNESSmy hand and the of Authority, described personal Property. thisCourt, this Court, this 2IStday of GIVEN under my hand and the That said sale I$ being to December, 1914 Great Seal of the State of Florida, *' latisfy the terms of said Writ Cf (Seal) Tallatsasse,, the Capital, tlai$ the Execution, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr 13th day of AD., 1974. John E. Polk, Cl k of the Circuit Court (SEAL) Sheriff By: Linda M Show Bruce A. Smothers County, Florida Deputy Clerk Secretary of State Pblith: Dec. IS. 33, 30, 1976, Jan. 4, Publish Dec. 73 Publish: Dec. 23, 976 77, 30, 1976, Jan 6. 13 1971 DEG 7 DEG ft DEG 101 he Rate Condo Ruling Limited — it IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIA. CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOl SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 76.23 I3.CA.2$.F NOTICEOFACTION TO WILLIAM H. BRASWELL be Ewnhig flemld Mi 9 ss , - 9 of PubliSh. Ga: ut -' day Bruce A. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Garden Dep y Clerk Publish: Dec. , 1, fl, , DEG.33 . . -' t (Seat) . ' Florida, at Capitol, this the December AD., 197g. Ta allahassee, assee, I December, isis. . t. partnership's Certificate of Authority as of December 31. 1975 tthe year for which the limited par tnership was last granted a Certificate of Authority. GIVEN my hand and the that an action for Dissolution Of Marriage has been filed against you end you are required to serve a copy Of your written defenses, ii any, to on the Petitioner'. Attorney, Bill McCabe, whose adess is Suite 1440, CNA Tower, Orlando. Florida, 33101, on or before January 12th, 1977 and file the original with the Clerk of this Court tither before service on Petition.,-', attorney or Immediately thereafter; otherwise default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the Petition. WITNESS my hand an seal this Court on this 7th day Cf :. . 620, Florida Said lImItefpartn,,-hiphasfiIedall delinquent reports and paid all f required under law. I hereby reinstate said limited NOTIFIED • Under Chapter sh NOTICE OF ACTION DISSOLUTION TO: Faye E. Iranpour ackbrr' Road . rt Statutes, having its principal place of business in Altarnont, Springs, u,.a was duly Seminole C t y, c cancelled for failure to file 1974 Annual Report. Pursuant to the Provisions of Section 630.31. Florida Stat ut es, I hereby give NOTICE in this newspaper, which is publi ed in Seminole County, Florida, that IDAUfl,,iln .4 Secretary of State of the State of Florida, do hereby ce ify that GREENACRE INDUSTRIAL LTD __. ' heret ofore ore a m partnership' formed COUNTY, FLORIDA I 1ff 144311. A44. E Ill I S Morris" .7 • ce the Jobless - I Legal Notice Fictitious SecIonS65.O9 Florida _.. CUIMS5, VIUCI FBI agent In the area, said Wil- — 1)771. Second Class PO$tJ9e Pitd at L,nl,rd. Florida 31711 1r11.1 0, l, v, 55 I i pts Mc,,t, 51 .3Q 5 '.'nn,,. 51.120 Vt.' 1711 0 1, illi I,, fioe.3., !.if'%f ,,', t,(,t%i (llI.r r All v. t S1 St 6 '.'.Qn'ht sl.i ?0 17 1.nn'I.s S 17 .30 ,.'*., f ,,,., NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAI THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTEp IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the of MARIE E. EVE. decea1j, Folp Number 76304CP, is Pending in n, Circuit Court for Seminole C0VI1 Florida. Probate Division, the , dress of which is P.O. Drawer C. - 'i Botswana Caught In Conflict PUb',sJtcd Daily and %unda, ea,pt Safvrdiy and Christmas Day y Thi Sanford Herald. one • 200 N F,ench Ave. Sanford, Fla FLORIDA IN BRIEF Dec • Man Na b bed In 'Bribery Data Will Be Destroyed Thursday, December 23, 1976—Vol. 69, No. rot - OTTAWA (AP) Health Minister Marc Lalonde says the federal government will compensate swine flu vaccine makers should they be sued for injurious effects caused by the shots. Lalonde said Wednesday there are provisions for ensuring compensation if manufacturers are prosecuted. Two Ontario residents have been reported suffering from a temporary paralysis linked to the flu shots. Qiridmassy things," said Mirror editor Uco Costinni. "There was no blood and guts — mly human interest." The news copy was delivered earlier in the week to the composing firm, Oznnlgraphlcs of Northrldge, but the Photocomposition velozes, which were to be used for making the press plates, were apparently stolen from a mall drop at the 0nn1graphlca office sometime Tuesday, Costinni said. The nearly blank pages were nm off the presses Wednesday afternoon at the Sunland-Tujunga Record-Ledger, where an astonished prnan exclaimed, "There was nothing on the page!" Police said no theft report bad been filed and they had no Idea where to look for the thief. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, PROBATE DIVISION File Number 76314cp Division In Re: Estate of MARIE E. EVE J Herald, Sanford, Fl. Notice A 28-year-old Lake Mary man was held without bond in county Probate Division, Sanford. Fill 32771. The personal representa?,, I Seminole County, Florida Jail today after sheriff's of the estate is Vivian Jarna9., Lot ii. MAGNOLIA HILL, ac detectives arrested him in cording to the plat thereof as whose address is Ill Grace Av,',,u, connection with the Wednesday , Cocoa. Fla. 32922. The name •r I recorded in Plat Book IS, Page Public Records of Seminole County, address Of the personal repre night rape of a 16-year-old girl. — — attor e set voriri beto Florida Detective Ralph Salerno All persons having claim. , has been filed against you, and you Patrolman S. D. Harriett arrested w1s David Wade, are required fo serve a copy of your demands against the estate to ' reported that Sanford police of South Third St., Lake Mary, WITHIN written defenses thereto, it any, required, detective Walter Jones left the MONTHS FROM THE upon Leonard V. Wood, Attorney for DATE O MIAMI (AP) at 4:15 am. at his residence "We Just Police quoted Grace's 7-year- plaintiff, at Suite 211, 251 Maitland THE FIRST PUBLICATION O 9mm semi-automatic Smith didn't find her," a fireman said following a five-hour old brother, Bill y, as saying Avenue, Altamonte Springs, Florida THIS NOTICE. In '1'e With the cIer vestigation, according to and Wesson pistol In the men's of a frantic search for a 16- that he was playing with in- 32701, and file The original with the of the above court a writt, of any claim or county Jail records. Wade is room at Elks Lodge No. 542, month-old girl inside a burning cense and matches on the din- Clerk of the above styled Court onor statement before the 2Sth day of January. 1977; they may have. Each claim must charged with Involuntary Cypress Ave. and Seventh St. cottage. "1 can take everything Ing room table when papers and otherwise a judgment may be en In writing and must indicate tp After leaving the room Jones but this. I'm sick." sexual battery. t,ced against you for the relief basis for the claim, the name ar clothes on the table caught fire. When another fireman, ad In the Complaint herein, address of the creditor or his age" The girl told Investigators realized about five minutes "The fire got big. He was Just demand WITNESS my hand and seal Of or attorney, and the amou, that a man who said he would later that he'd left his pistol and James Belcher, 23, finally lo- a little kid and he couldn't put it said claimed If the claim is not set ct Court, this 20th day of returned to the rest room. cated little Grace Roucoulet in give her a ride to Sanford took the date when if will become December, 1976. out," said arson investigator shall be stated. It the ciai,5 her inst ead to an old ice house Police said the weapon was t he Wednesday fire, she had Philip Saunders, He said the iSeal) contingent or unliquidate, t, gone when the officer returned, been burned over 80 per cent of Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. off Rand Yard Road, west of boy ran out of the wooden frame Clerk of the Circuit Court nature of the uncertainty Shill b Sheriff's deputies are in- her body. She died shortly after Sanford, about 10 P.M. and home and to his grandmother's stated. If the claim is secured, Is, By: Mary N. Darden vestigating the theft of $l,0(X) in being rushed to a local hospital. home next door, where security shall be described is, Deputy Clerk threatened her life with a knife, two coins in a burglary at the Publish: Dec. 73. 30. 1976, Jan. 6, 13, claimant shall deliver Sufficient Investigators said the girl other brothers and a sister were ______________________________ copies of the claim to the clerk t 1977 told them that she was forced to residence of Anthony Huesca, playing. DEG enable t he clerk to mail one copy t 117 Tomoka Trail, Th e Springs, - each ,eral representative disrobe and to perform sexual Officials said Rita Roucoulet IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE west of Longwood. All persons interested the esIa' acts and was raped by the man, left the five children in the care EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl R to whom a copy of thi%inNotice I Deputies said the girl was Deputy Robert O'Connor ofagrandmother,Marydr. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Administration has been mailed are COUNTY, FLORI&IA. t hen taken to a Sanford area report ed that the yeggs pried WITHIN son, wIllie she went to get a car CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.7270.CA.I9.B required, THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE or lounge parking lot and put out open asliding glass door to get repaired. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR THE FIRST PUBLICAT ION ($ of the man's auto. to the coins. Including l , J ACKSONVILLE, (AP) — They said Mrs. Anderson, TGAGE ASSOCIATION. THIS NOTICE, to file any obJeioM Plaintiff, Sheriff's reports indicated an pennies in two bank bags and 2l A White Springs man they may have that challenges ts who lived next door, tried to validity Of t he decedent's will. auto was Impounded at the antique silver dollars. been arrested after FBI agents enter the family's three-room HAROLD W. STARK, clue., qualifications of the personal suspect's Defendants. residence said he offered bribed to thwart cottage to save the infant when for representative, or the venue a' Allison Widmaler, of West an Investigation of Wegal dog she spotted flames but NOTICE OF ACTION processing by crime scene lurisdiction of f he court was TO: HAROLD W. STARK AND Lake Brantley Road, Forest fights in North Florida. technicians. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND forcedbackbyheat She was th BARBARA STARK, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED The Semin ole County Grand City, reported to deputies that his wife. serious condition In a hospital WILL BE FOREVER BARRED RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Conlon St. John Wllmott, 45, J ury issued six indict ments, burglars made off wi th a with burns on her face, neck Dateof the first Publication I All parties claiming interests by, of White Sprin stereo system purchased gs ha ed was c t rg Notice of Administration n hand. report edly naming six defenand thr ough, under or against HAROLD ember 23rd. 1176 dants, Wednesday night after days ago. Deputies saJd entry o Wednesday with obstruction of _____________ W. STARK and BARBARA STARK, Vivian Jarnagin the residence apparently was Justice. his wife, andfo all parties having or an all-day sessi on at the As Personal Repres,I)a claimi ng to ha ve any right, title or gained via the front door. ford courthouse. live of the Estate of FBI agents said Wilmoti of. Interest in the real property herein MARIE E. EVE, Circuit Court Judge Kenneth described. FICTITIOUS NAME Dorothy L Leach, of 18 fered anot her man $7,200 toreDeceased YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Notice is hereby given that I am Leffler ordered the indictments Laurel Ave., Sanford, reported cant bontlon furnished auATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL that an action to foreclose a mor. in business at 1153 E en gaged sealed from public view until to police that burglars entered thorities that bribes were of. REPRESENTATIVE tg1ge the following real property , Altamonte Or,, Altamonte Springs, William L. Colbert, Esq Of warrants are served and the her residence taking a portable fered Columbia County law en- Seminole County, Florida under the in Seminole County, Florida: STEPfSTROM. DAVIS & Lot 123. LAKE Indicted persons arrested. HARRIET AM-FM radio and a television, forcement personnel for protec.. fictitious name of MCDUFFIE AND ESTATES. McINTOSH according ASSOCIATES to the Plat INC., DBA AS Sanford police are in- valued at $185. Patrolman D. H. ion of illegal dog fights. B 1330 thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 12. TRIPPLERS CLEANERS, and that Sanford Fla. 37771 vestigatlng the theft early Whitmire reported a rear door The FBI did not release fur- I Intend to register said name with pages is and 16. of the Public Telephone: ne: (305) 322 2171 Records 01 Seminole County, today of a police detective's lock was forced ope rdeisonnged bribe the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Florida, n at the Publish: Dec. 73, 30, 1976 Seminole County. Florida in ac. pistol at a private club, DEG 100 residence. hat been filed ogei.nt you and you cordance with the provisions of Government Backs Vaccine SIMJ VALLEY, Calif. (AP) — The weekly newspaper here nearly drew a blank on the biggest theft story of the year: someone Mole Its entire Christmas news report. Mirror came out Wednesday with a di-page edition that was blink except for advertising and a notice explaining that all the news and photos were stolen somewhere between typesetting and the press. egai Notice I f JACKSONVILLE (AR) - Circuit Judge Cliff Sheppard got Christmas cards from two men he sent to prison. Hope the next few One said: "Dear Cliff years pass as quickly as the last few. Wishing you and yours a Merry Christmas." The other read: "Dear Sir Personally I hope that Christmas doesn't find you and your loved ones in the same situation I'm in." - - TO ALL OUR GOOD FRIENDS Your friendly Flagship banking family invites you to share Christmas Cheer With Us We will be serving egg nog in the lobby from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, December .24 Come In and bring the children, Santa will be here I '1' THE BANK WILL CLOSE AT 4:00 P.M. FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD 200 W. FIRST STREET (DOWNTOWN) SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 305-322-1611 MEMBER F.D.I.C. Thursday, Dec. 23, 1976-3A �~ Evening Herald : \ EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl. nI:\(il AVE .SANFORD, FLA 32771 reg ('de ((11.322-261 I ..r &{I9993 On our recent race with the stork to Tçlsa, Okla ., v. here our daughter, Melenda, was expecting her second child, my husband and I had our first ex- Around Thursday, December 23, 1976-4A Ii DOYLE. Publisher NORM A N If. OSIIIIIN, Editor H o me I )Ii rr Week. Advertising — Director I cnt Month. $240: 6 Months. $1420. 40 l( \l:iil In Fl o rida same .,s home deliven All (her iii.tiI M''nth. $2.70; 6 Months. $t620: 12 Months. $32.40. Transition Limbo 9 opera. We ondcrcd. . . would "Crazy Lady" find a spot for her little boy to take a "nature break" in time.. ouhl "Green Eyes" rendezvous for coffee with -. ' "later Chip" or would 'Running Rabbit" be the luck trker' ....ould "Jabber Jaws" make m it to a motel before her car broke down again' ...would "Runaway Kid" live to grow up and would "Sundance Kid" find happiness on the beach at Ft. Lauderdale? As intriguing as these fleeting contacts were, our By JANE CASSELBERR'' curiosity ias really piqued by a conversation overheard while ne were driving on 1-24 north of "Chot,Choo City" (also known US Chattanooga). It There are unfortunate anomalies in Presidentelect Carter's statements on the economy lately. To be kind we can put the anomalies to the limbo-like "transition" in which the policies of the incoming necessarily are blurred with those of the outgoing. But then inconsistency has been the trademark of the Carter team since the New Hampshire primary, so he must take some blame. Jimmy Carter already has begun to act "presidential" by wiring his displeasure to the steel companies for their announced increase in prices. Those new prices unquestionably will contribute to an increase in the general price level, and Mr. Carter, not wanting to be tarred with more inflation in the first year of his administration, wants those companies to roll back the new prices. Teethboning, we believe it can be called. Why would the nation's largest steelmakers want to increase their prices by 6 per cent anyway? Rising energy costs certainly figure into the companies' calculations; indeed, Jimmy Carter himself wearing his post-election "candid" hat —said Americans will have to tighten up for higher energy bills. But we think there is another reason, a more trigger-like reason: Jimmy Carter's willingness to consider wage and price controls. Never mind that wage and price controls have not worked since Diocletian's day. Some of the top Carter advisers have been dropping the word around that the next administration will have to resort to controls if the recovery isn't as brisk as they'd like. There is every reason to believe President Nixon's wage-price freeze of 1971 ushered in the recent recession; but Mr. Carter has not been willing resolutely to acknowledge a bad policy. He will need some kind of policy, and any old policy might do. What is a businessman to do, what are the steel companies to do when faced with an odds-on chance of being forced to freeze prices? How will the payrolls ever be increased? How do we purchase new equipment? You may multiply those questions by the thousands of companies tied to steel. And tied to energy, Jimmy Carter should not be surprised if the companies jumped now — now before the bonechilling winds start blowing off the Potomac. The companies' memories are not so short they forget the disaster of the Nixonian Cost of Living Council and Pay Board. When they think of freeze they think, necessarily, of lay-offs; they think of stockpiling while they can in order to keep as many people working as they can. If Jimmy Carter really wants to teethbone, if he really wants to reassure the business community he is one of them, if he really believes in the common good of all Americans workers, managers and even government workers who will have to pay for new automobiles and new homes, and on and on he will declare this day. There shall be no freeze, not even a Southern-fried one, in my administration. — -. . — — . the one not unto not version __ C1976 by PtA. Inc "M)• home-twentybe the North Pole." "Ten-four, good buddy, have a good one today and a better one tomorrow." "How about a Smokey report?" "Well yer clean and green on the ground, but I think I spotted a Bear in the air. "That was no bear that was a reindeer," ;,%,&h~ qy "Merry Christmas to you, too! Now, buzz-of! clown!" BOSTON AP Strongly criticizing the Coast Guard's handling of the stranded oil tanker Argo Merchant, Massachusetts' lieutenant governor says the worst oil spill in U.S. history "did not have to happen." Thomas P. O'Neill III told a congressional hearing into the spill Wednesday night that he was "incredulous" that the Coast Guard had no specially trained personnel ready to deal with such a grounding, Coast Guard divers were to attempt to examine the tanks of the split-up tanker today to see whether any of its 7.6 million gallons of thick oil remained unspilled. — "A merry Christmas and 3's and 8's to you and yours. Ho! Ho! Ho! Catch you on the flip side." "Keep it between the ditches and the smokies out of your britches, Jelly Belly, I gone." What's yer 10-20?" "liii in a holding pattern over the 'Choo-Choo City' heading for that ole Bikini State." your ears on and in a So, boys and girls ke "short short" you may catch ol' Jelly Belly's jolly voice on your "radidlo," asking for directions to your 10-20! "Nyuhahaa. Ten-Four for the Bikini State. How bout it, Jelly Belly, do you have your ears on?" TOM TIED Child Glee Abolishes Racial Bars WASHINGTON 1970. I had woman 1, , , -~ ,~. ". .1*,! ~ ... .... ,_~. ~ I 0- _ It was Christmas Eve, written a st ory about a wonderful named — Lugenla Fuel], a retired school ' teacher in New York City who operated a free day care center for the children of the working poor. And Mrs. Fuel] asked me to play Santa Claus at the center's annual party. Of co ur se I was happy to do so. But also I was reluctant. I make a most painful Santa, more tee-hee than ho-ho. Ithink It's there Is I' . () ,. . . I T'. ~;.. 1.*.-; 1 :.---Ai, ..''. -T. ..,.<.,. I' . '. ) i...,. " '.1 , . . /' ~:', , ,I Air Bag Ruling CIA-ITT Conspiracy' Probed ... i Telegraph Co. would give false testimony about his relationship with the spy agency when he was called before a Senate subcommittee investigating U.S. actions in Chile, The ITT executive, Harold V. Hendrix, is cooperating with a federal grand jury that is probing a possible conspiracy involving CIA and ITT officials. Targets of the grand jury investigation are known to be former CIA Director Richard Helms and ITT chairman Harold Geneen. of Transportation William Coleman probably had no choice but to rule as he Secretary p ' ______ ., 03 80N ,.. ' 5 lC i'. . _____ ' ': - :P_ ;_ "Ri EIA ' . 4 . _______ le thousands of Injuries" on the highway, he nevertheless had to take Into account what he consumer resistance If he weretoorder th em lnstalledon all new cars. In other words, there are limits to wha t the government do to protect from foresees would be _____________ . __________________ . Although / ..''. _____ deficiency that does not disqualify me for today's did In the automobile air bag he Is convinced that air bags could prevent "thousands of deaths and tens of controversy. ____ massive can . — .. - . .f Brown Seeks Weapons Curbs people .' themselves. ,"' 'p .' Thus, after carefully weighing evidence and both sides In hearings he held i last fall, he has chosen a compromise course: Air bags will not be mandated on all new cars at 0. I. this time, but Instead the automakers will be asked to participate In a two-year test of them. Specifically, he has proposed that at least two feeling there was that white report ers seldom manufacturers offer air bags on a half million visited the heart of Harlem with anything save cars in the 1979 and 1980 model years, or roughly self-service on their minds. Therefore, I was less a 40th of the number of that will be produced than totally welcome. I was not abused, but the In those years. hostility was heavy and unpromising. ___________________________________________________ Reaction from the Industry, which has always Shortly before the day of the party, while on a opposed air bags, as well as from air bag adgift-bearing mission to the center, the hostility vocates, has been less than enthusiastic, tooktheshapeofcriminality.someonejJed The feasibility of Coleman's proposal is. JOHN Into my automobile and stole my press camera. I CUNNIFF doubtful on at least one count. He estimates the felt It was a rotten thing to do to Santa Claus. I cost of full air bag protection at $100 or also wondered If my wheels would be next. I very $50 for the driver alone. General Motors briefly nearly gave it up at that offered air ba gs as a $315 option on some of its But t he kids were innocent, and Mrs. Fuel] E W models and that even that figure did not was saintly. So on the appo inted day I ar rived ,, cover Its cods. with a $10-per-hour red suit that had a cigaretteNEW YORI( (AP) — For about 11 years now, The price of cars is already verging on the out trading of Institutions. • burn on one sleeve. I I wai most nervous, I fluffed the beard and the wig to the greatest the peaks of the Dow Jones Industrial Average Instead, they see opportunity: Stocks of WIbJOT ridiculous and will certainly be no lower by the have drawn a ragged but rather steady line, corporations that have attracted little interest time the 1979 model year rolls around. Will hall a degree, but my pale cheeks still predominated. genera lly In t he mid to upper 900& for years; vital companies with low price- million new car buyers be willing to lay out an was certain I would be disappointing. That's where the summit was late In 1965. earnings ratios; potential growth stocks of the extra $100 or $200 or $300 or whatever the actual As I recall, I entered the nursery — the $ That's where it was In 1967, In 1969, In 1971, cost of air bags turns out to be? future. basement of a tenement with the grace of a That's where it Is today; the early Tuesday In the final analysis, however, the success of falling rock. The kids were on one side of the They may be warned, but the warnings issue room, their parents on the other. Everyone was reading was around 970, less than 25 points from the bad experiences of their elders, not Coleman's compromise will depend upon the higher than in co-operation of the industry, and their own. They have smiling except one fellow, a huge man with a . wholehearted The big exception, the Everest that towers they never have had never had a bad is little in the Industry's past performance shaven head who looked for all the world like the the experience, and there to Inspire confidence. GM, for Instance, has been else's won't substitute, representative from the Black Panthers. He sat above all during this period, was the 1052 points in 1972, before the end in Vietnam, before the oilAnd then there Is the new president, arriving accused not only of not promoting its air bag but last row, center. Glowering. My pillow almost price spurt, before the confidence-destroying on a scene of economic stagnation and energetically discouraging the few people who fell to the floor, promising to get things moving again, by fiscal stimuli, by wanted them. But then one child squealed with glee. And Watergate revelations, And now you can hear Investors beginning to new programs, by convin another. Awe quickly dissolved Into anticipati cing Americans that Yet even If that co-operation Is forthcoming , on talk It up again, better times are possible and likely. and familiarity. In moments the room was filled it could be well Into the next decade before Vietnam is out of the way, they say, and so Is with laughter and the sounds of small The leadership factor cannot be unenough data Is accumulated from the halfhands may be getting inflation under clapping on knees. A tot rushed up to give me aWatergate. reasonable We control. derestimated, or at least you can be led to the million test to convince a reluctant public balloon and to hug my leg. There was as much back down to where Interest rates are almost belief by the comments you hear in the business that air bags do, Indeed, save lives and are worth they belong, not up at 12 per community, "The best Stimul us Joy then as I ha ve ever witnessed. he can provide Is whatever t hey cod. Someone turned on the Christmas carols. cent where they compete with stocks. to restore confidence," Is typical. Down on the street they seem to have things Mrs. Fuel] began ringing bells. I emptied a bag For whatever reasons It Is difficult to say, but of presents on the floor and delightedly handed under better control. A lot of the swindlers the truth Is that no sector of the economy really An es-senator is an el-senator. An ex. Pone and so are the operators of those dumpy wanted to march out ahead and them out. A doll here, a toy truck there. One la invite the others president is an es-president. But once a man has d shops that stacked their custom ers securities in got a bubble blowing set and soon the missiles to follow during the past few years, shoe boxes been a state and then lost the boxes, But now there could be a change — that's what long ago it governor, It seems, no matter how were flying about as If in a fantasy. All the while ere's a Th new public too. Millions of the a lot of people seem to be saying. They seem to "governor." may have been, he Is always 'g that tot clung to my uninitiated, the unscarred, the naive have grown believe that a new collective perspective could When it was over It's rather like the caseofa Kentucky colonel. I retired to a storage room to maturity and seem anxious to test their In- be developing, one that looks ahead want. Cic'# the 11t1 h. iseen acquired. to undress, The grip of that leg-hugging tot had to It goon for be unfastened finger by finger and that he would vesting skills. They are curious, tempted, change and roduce it. life. probably eager and even greedy. Everything lanIngredle p a new outlook not forfeit some Of the fur from my cuff. I had For example, It isn't former Texas Gov. John Unlike their fathers and uncles and older but perhaps grand time. The kids had too, apparently, for brothers catalytical than Connally who Is trying to pick up some of the and sisters, they have no nymories of leadership that convinces people we really are pieces of the pockets of my costume were filled with their the battered Republican party. It's the chaos, the hucksterism, the false promises, headed for better donations of candy and gwn. "Governor Connally," even though he Is also an the assault and battery of individuals by the InIt's a big job for Mr. Carter. es-secretary of the Treasury,' Besides, the party was held In Harlem. I was white Santa to black children, and this at a time when the Negro unity was questioning loudly the wisdom of such paradoxes. Even my true Identity was too honky for some tobea — ' . — of the folks In Mrs. Fuell's neighborhood. The WASHINGTON (AP) Dr. Harold Brown, named President-elect Carter's defense secretary, has called for a U.S,-Soviet nuclear arms limitation agreement that would curb testimony from - . ___ _____ numbers. Under the current SALT agreement, there are no curbs in the race for new technology. Both countries have been pushing ahead with development of more cars all, Street on Carter introduced Califano, a key adviser to Lyndon Johnson and one of those behind Johnson's Great Society programs, Schlesinger and Sorensen at a nationally broadcast news conFerence. The appointment completed Carter's 11-member Cabinet, and the President-elect said he may recommend creation of a new Department of Energy, which Schlesinger would head. Carter said his plans on that point have not yet been drafted. He said while his ideas are still hazy, his inclination would beto put into the new department all energy functions now in the hands of other federal agencies, including the Department of Intenor, which would be left with Its other responsibilities. Policy Change Brings Joy — says confess And Carter's controversial nominee for attorney general, Atlanta lawyer and former federal judge Griffin Bell, said the is quitting three exclusive private clubs that have no black members. Bell had been under fire from black leaders for his membership In the all-white clubs. Black congressional leaders had indicated they would fight his nomination because of the club memberships, out of concern for his civil rights record while on the federal bench and because of his support of G. Harrold Carswell, a Richard Nixon nominee to the Supreme Court. Instead of finding the payoff, Edwin G. Moore was surrounded Wednesday by the federal agents. lie was arrested at the drop near his home in suburban Bethesda, Md., accused by the government of trying to sell classified documents to the Soviet is suing four drug manufacturers for $5.45 million. Wayne Young, 58, a probation and parole officer, "took the swine flu shot and It caused paralysis of his entire body from the neck down.... The doctors have told us that It caused it," his lawyer, Gene Stipe, said Wednesday. Meanwhile, health officials In Pennsylvania reported that a man there has died of GuillainBarre Syndrome, bringing to at least eight the number of persons killed by the paralytic disease after receiving swine flu shots. The possibility of a connection between the shot and the disease caused suspension of the national immunization program on Dec. 16. Stipe said Young's suit is directed against the four drug corn--ponies that shipped swine flu vaccine to Oklahoma. He identified them as Parke-Davis and Co., Merrell-National, Wyeth Laboratories and Mercke-Sharp and Dohme. Stipe said that once proceedings begin in the case In January he expects to determine which of the companies produced the vaccine taken by Young Nov. 5, then drop the other companies from the suit. Union. The Downtown Business Assn. A CIA spokesman said that as far as he knew Moore is the first CIA employe, former or current, ever arrested on espionage charges. INVITES YOU TO JOIN OUR SPECIAL Choral Group Singing Moore, 56, retired in the summer of 1973 from a CIA job that the FBI said had "something to do with logistics." He was charged Christmas Carols AT MAGNOLIA CENTER 11 LiY._Ji 15t St. & Magnolia, Downtown Sanford THURSDAY, DEC. 23rd-6 to 6:30 P.M. under espionage laws with unauthorized posession of material relating to the national defense and theft of government property. 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"It makes everyone have a happier Christmas," Michelle Palmer said Wednesday of the policy change by the young women's service organization. WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal agents staking out the drop for an espionage payoff were watching as a former employe of the Central Intelligence Agency arrived to pick up a package he thought contained money, the FBI He said Schlesinger's Initial role on the White house staff will be to coordinate current energy programs and to direct the effort to draft a comprehen.sive national energy p01. icy. "I consider this to be one of the most important appointmerits that I shall make," Car. ter said. Shortly after returning home to Plains, Carter was driven to a hospital in nearby Americus to see his mother, Lillian Carter, who had been admitted for what a spokesman called "a few days of examination and rest" after she complained of not feeling well. Mrs. Carter is OI NG oüI1oA. OF BUSINESS 50-80% OFF m No. 1630 tfective strategic missiles. fruit -seat N ew PLAINS, Ga. (AP) — President-elect Carter wrapped up his cabinet selections today by naming Washington lawyer Joseph Cailfano Jr. to head the sprawling Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Ile appointed former Defense Secretary James H. Schlesinger to be an assistant to the President and to take charge of coordinating U.S. energy policy, And he chose Theodore Sorensen, once a top aide to President John F. Kennedy, to become director of the Central Intelligence Agency. improvements in weapons as well as their __________________________________ - .. point. WASHINGTON (AP) The CIA knew that an executive of International Telephone & — _ 4f; Is Liveable __ ____ _______ ___ - ',: ~ 1' 4;? , 11 . . - ... .t Ir.:.. - , ,. / .1 -, -, ,.., , _'.~;,.., ,. I . . 1. , th e mustache. In any event I can 't act, a theater, only the day nursery. ,., . - le because not enough room between my lip and my nose for RAY CROMLEY , r ,. ,,,,r e ~ LV) r/ I .. .. ~, ~I .. . . - - .~u644 'i-~. .:", . ' .. .1 *. ,,, - *-*., ~, ." , ;''. . , , -, ~' " . , , VWS ' .;.,,; .;" .z OKLAHOMA CITY (All) — A man who says he became paralyzed from the neck down after receiving a swine flu vaccination Coast Guard Criticized Over Handling Of Spill I — January. Crossing Re-Enactment Slated from HERE'S TWO WAYS TO SAVE ON YOUR TAXES THIS YEAR WHILE SETTING UP A RETIREMENT PLAN. WASHINGTON CROSSING, Pa. (AP) America's Bicentennial is running out. Its last hurrah may come Christmas Day when a band of long-johned compatriots re-enact George Washington's crossing of the Delaware 200 years ago. Some 15,000 persons are expected to watch 1,000 others who will reenact the Dec. 25, 1776, crossing. — someone — - - U- How many times have you thought about setting up a good retirement plan? Well, now there's a way to (10 it and save money on your taxes this year and every year - DISCOVER BICENTENNIAL c)1 ' A1vIERICA __-r — -_— 1776 I until you retire. % U . L am .a =- 1976 I'M more JACK ANDERSON Canal Looms As First Carter - WASHINGTON The Panama Canal con- military government out of power. troversy co uld bl ow up In Jimmy Carter's face This could present Carter with his first inafter he moves into the White House month . ternatlonal Classified Sta te Dept. cables from the U.S. whether to crisis. He might have to decide embassy In Panama warn that "the economy is Zone.S use U.S. forces to defend the Canal floundering," This has been caused, the cables alienate uch a show of force would certainly Lat in America, w hose leaders are declare bluntly, by Internal mismanagement, united behind Panama on t he canal Issue. The bleak economic outlook likely will enTorrljos has only himself to blame, according courage Panama's military dictator, Omar to the State Dept. cables, for Panama's Torrijos, to raise an emotional Issue to di vert the deepening recession. The cables charge that he attention of the populace from their pocketbook has mIsmanagtd t he economy. probl ems. Almost certainly, he will clamor more He has permitted the ext ernal debt to soar out loudly for sovereignty over the Panama Canal. of sight. He has also been un willing to hold down A few weeks ago, the Canal Zone was rocked labor and prod uction costs but, on the contrary, by bomb explosions. The bombs were has f ostered "high wages, subaldies and conprofessionally rigged and carefully planted to sumer Impo rts," st ates one cable. cause a maxim um scare, with minimum damage. The nightt ime explosions blew up no fl isas pi od uJ "a standard of living which Iongers appears to be supporta bl e by empty cars and damaged houses, without perPanama's inefficient dom estic production." It sonal Injury, has also red uced the ability to compete. The Secret reports to the Pentagon speculated country's"basi c economic weakness," declares that the bombs were plant ed by Torrijos' own another cable, is its "non-competiviveness in the guardsmen and were intended as a message to market." the United States. Torrijos wants some major world High product ion cods ha ve left Panama's conceasioys fran the United States on te manufmcturft industry with "little export or Panama Canal, and he wants them right away. ov lgrowiui pot tial," eral en The wage Struct ure Is He Ladly needs to produce a trium ph to save his also estimat ed t be o "the highest in Central regime from collapse. America and among the highest In all Latin For the economic crisis could dry up capital America." and leave the Torrijos regime witho ut the funds Finally, to run t he count ry. The resul ting Instability could set support the Torrljos governm ent has usually lead to a left-wing rebellion that would swee p the Result: Panprices above the world market level. ama can't profitably export major — next !a IN BRIEF "Negatory, but I travel a lot. Well, good buddy, gotta make my deliveries in time to get home to Momma for Christmas, so I'm gonna put the reins to the manes, to get the sleigh on the way and hoofs on the tools." are A slickly printed. 40-page booklet landed on desk recently. It is the annual report of a local public school system. Which doesn't matter, because this particular report is strikingly worse, Lord love us all, than most such publications. The quality of writing, and therefore thought, is as murky as the Potomac River after the three days ofheavy rain. It is impenetrable, It I, prolix, It is pompous beyond clarity. The report is jargon-ridden gibberish. But It does make a point, effectively: the flaccid Intellectual accomplishments of too many public school systems will change so long as educational admlnlstratogi Inflict such torture on the language. Whether the felony is committed Intentionally, from a twisted embrace of alleged expertise, or through carelessness, does not matter. The result is the same In either case, a perof thought. An interllnearEngllsh translatiomhould have been included with this report. 1. ! i "Music City?" "I be known as "Jelly Belly." "What's yer home-twenty, good buddy?" Carter Taps ' Spy Trap Paralyzed, Sues Nabs CIA Over Swine Shot Cal'l'fano And Re tiree Schles inger NATION ~ I -Say, good buddy, haven't I run into you soniewbere before? Are you the Jelly Belly from — Clarity Defied :J 4A01:1Mi ¶ ¶(.1 "Ten-four, so do Rudolph, Dancer, Comet, Vixen, etc." die?" The Clock Miscalculation this: "Breaker, breaker, One-Nine." "Come back, breaker." "Are you the 18-wheeler headed north?" "Negatory. I be the 36-legger headed south with a sleigh full of toys for the good girls and boys." "That's some bodacious rig. What's han- perience with CB radio. While driving the 2,700 some miles with OW' "ears on," e encountered enough interesting characters and suspenseful plots to fill a daily soap W:\VNE JOSEPH 1) V A N l(ltCKl.E, %'.Cflt something like --- - - - crops like rice and corn. The country's sugar industry "is likewise non-competitive," according to the cables, The only possible solution for Panama's problems, the cables stress, would require slashing the wages, subsidies and other benefits that the Torrijos regime has granted the classes. This might not be "politically possible," the cables conclude. Footnote: A State Dept. spokesman acknowledged that Panama has its economic woes but declined to discuss the cables because of their confidential classification, CIVIL SERVICE SHUFFLE: The Civil economic Service CommLwion is keeping a watchful eye on Republican appointees who, with a soft-shoe shuffle, are trying to dance their way Into civil ser vice jo bs be fore the Democra ts take over. It happens every time there is a litical changeover. Dozens of political bosses po seek civil status so they won't lose their Jobs. But thlstlmetheCivllServlceconij..iisqjy monitoring all major jot changes until President-elect Jimmy Carter Is sworn in. At the Action agency, example, papers were signed for Myron B. Kuropas to head the Philadelphia office. Yet he Is Strictly a politiCA] appointee out of the White House, As a presidential assistant, he was assigned to woo ethnic voters for President Ford. Earlier, he headed Action's Chicago office long enough to have six complaints filed againSt service for Crisic him, alleging racial and sexual discrimination, SUCCESS Call and let me prepare your classified ad when you need to buy or sell something. I know how to get results for you! any mission. Our Inquiries, apparently, have resulted in the cancellation of his Philadelphia appolntment. He denied that he had been guilty of discrimination at Action and to return to the agency. said he had no plans At Action's Atlanta office, another campaign aide has gone through the quiet transformation p Into a career official. He Is Paul Jones, who was In charge of lining up black vote rs for exRichard Nixon's campaign cornmittee. Jones told black businessmen that their success In getting governm ent contrc would depend on whether they contributed to Nixon's campaign, according to sworn testimony. He also sent people to Washington to demonstrate PP of Nixon's bosnblng and mining of North Vietnam In 1972. But now that the Repu,., have he has suddently turned nonpollUcal gained civil service status. Jones told us that he handled minority voters during the 1972 campaign but didn't solicit contrjtio,s, Plan 2 IRA KEOGH If your employer doesn't have a pension plan or profit-sharing plan, then you are eligible to set up your own First Federal of Mid-Florida IRA account. Here's how it works. Each year you deposit 15% of your earned income up to a maximum of $I,50().00. Then: each year you can deduct the amount of your (ICposit from your earned income for tax purposes. You're not taxed on the money Until you retire and by then your tax liability usually is much less. It's a great way to save for retirement while saving on your taxes HOW. The government has provided (or a penalty (or early withdrawal. 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Augusta Antoinette Bell Betty R. Clark Ellen N. Gonzalez Erris Green Sherry D. Jones David II. Shannon Marie N. Hancock, DeBary Willie Bright, DeLand Harry S. Brodt, Deltona DISCHARGES Sanford: Marcia B. Carter Stanley G. DeOcies Margaret Leathers Elijah Manning Sr. AREA DEATH CALENDAR DECEMBER 23 Diet Workshop, Montgomery Ward.,, Interstate Mall, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24 Diet Workshop, St. Augustine Church, Button Road and Sunset Drive, Casselberry, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chwnley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Sambo's Restaurant. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27 Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., (closed) TOPS Chapter 79,7 p.m. over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Rd., Lake Mary. Altamonte - South Seminole Jaycees board meeting, 7:30 p.m. Clubhouse Spring Oaks and SR 436. WEATHER MRS. ELIZABETH ROSE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl 'Just Wanted To Crash SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Palm Hinnant, the troubled airline employe who held a jet on a landing strip here for 14 hours, may have been planning to crash the plane, one of his two hostages says. "I don't think he wanted to go any place," siid Richard Funk after Binnant, 37, surrendered - Wednesday. "I think maybe he Just wanted to get the plane up in the air and have us all crash and be killed." Hlnnant was to be arraigned today on charges of kidnaping, attempted extortion and assault. Just before he (reed the hostages and gave up, Ilinnant had said, "It's too late for me now. I'm Ju trying to get away fro what's bugging me." "lie must have gone be serk," said his mothe Mary Brim of Fresnu Calif. She said Hinnant's year-old child had bee killed in a gas exploslo and fire, and she believe that started ments problems. 11 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28 Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW Building, 17-92. _______________________ Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Fin. Power and Light, Sanford. Sanford Optimist, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Cornmunity United Methodist. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary 1010, Sanford, 8 p.m., post home. a.m. readings: ternperature. 46; overnight low, 45; Wednesday's high, $6; S reopen 'rou nd clock s ay 0. ___________ e 0 i Rose N. Reid Joseph A. Rigsby Courtney S. Soderbiom Jr. Donald R. Terry Jr. Joseph Williamson Michael Goodman, DeBary William C. West, DeBary Willie Bright, DeLand Eileen B. Angell, Deltona word J. Bird, Deltona Willard S. Gummoe, Deltona Rita A. Hans, Deltona Isabelle A. Simmons, Deltona Mildred C. Hersey, Lake Monroe William E. Taylor, Lockhart Leland S. Griffith Jr., Orlando Leila E. Brown, Winter Springs -- Mrs. Elizabeth M. Rose. 65.of barometric pressure, 30.16; 1 E. Jenkins Circle, Sanford, relative humidity, 98 per cent; died Wednesday afternoon at rainfall, 10 Inch; winds, calm. Intermittent rain likely today the Loch Haven Nursing Home in Orlando. A native of Tray, and possible tonight. Partly cloudy Friday. Highs N.Y. she moved to Sanford in 1971 from that city. She was a In the low to mid SOs. Lows Licensed Practical Nurse and a tonight low to mid 40s. Variable mostly northerly winds 10-15 Catholic. Survivors include a son, rn.p.h. Rain probabflty 70 per JAN ('ARi\: A MATTER OF LAW WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29 Sanford Sertoma, noon, Sheraton Inn, SR 46. Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 p.m., The Town House. Harry H. Rose of Delmar, N.Y., cent today and 30 per cent three daughters, Mrs. Mary tonight. FRIDAY'S TIDES Lou Brown of Longwood, Mrs. Daytona Beach: high 10:09 Elizabeth M. Russell of Troy and Mrs. Carolyn Jane a.m., 10:36 p.m., low 3:37 a.m., Brunelle, Sanford and 15 4:15 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 9:51 grandchildren. Funeral services and burial a.m., 10:11 p.m., low 3:31 a.m., will be In Tray, N.Y. Gramkow 4:04 p.m. Bayport: high 2:36 a.m., 4:01 Funeral Home Sanford is in charge of local arrangements. p.m. 9:43 a.m., 9:46 p.m. The Law Library: From 'Divorce To 'Perry Mason THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30 Diet Workshop, 10a.m.&7p.m., Montgomery Wards, Interstate Mall. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. 1st St. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Casselberry Lions, 6:30 p.m., Land 0 Lakes. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn. Sanford Civitan, 7:15 a.m., Buck's. By MARYLIN lIPTON ' windows here so the children won't be disappointed," she laughs. One youngster who came in recently had more serious matters in mind. "She wanted to know about age, she said. She wanted to r!. Far more "people off the street" than attorneys or judges use find out what age she had to be to begin work, for instance." the Seminole County Law Library, according to librarian Jan Only judges and lawyers are allowed to check books out of the Cara. law library, but anyone may sit and use the extensive collection of The library, located in the courthouse, contains about 8,000 reference materials during the regularly scheduled 8:30 to 5 day, books now, but still receives occasional donations of more "I do take an hour off for lunch," says Jan, "since I'm the only volumes from interested citizens. one on the staff. The library Is closed from noon to 1," "We have to be a little bit choosy about what books we accept Judges and lawyers are allowed to take books only into other now," says Jan, "because we are soon to have very limited areas of the courthouse; each has a card on file, containing the space." Individual's name, address and position. Those 8,000 books cover just about any subject of legal interest In a moment of whimsical experimentation, Jan made up a to Seminole County citizens. card for a rather famous attorney, one "Perry Mason." She listed "A lot of our business comes from people who want to handle his address as Los Angeles, filled In the appropriate information their own divorces. That's a very ticklish situation. There's so - and slipped the card into the file drawer. much involved - if I were doing it, I'd want a lawyer," says Jan. "I wanted to see just how long it would take them (the attorneys People with other Interests also come in the law library and judges) to notice that card," the recalls, "You know, it sat regularly. "We have a lot of people who are interested in wills," there for almost a year and not one of them even noticed It!" Jan ys, "Many times we have people come in who have been Jan, who began as a librarian in Hawaii, has been with the law pop.ed executors of estates. They want to find out what they library almost since its opening four years ago. She explains that . sup'sed to do." funds for the library come from "everything that requires a filing Students make up a large part of the visitors to the law library, fee here at the courthouse. We'd get a percentage of the filings often brought in on school tours of the courthouse. fees each month." "1 lore the fourth-graders, particularly," says Jan. 3'They The 1w library, officially the "Fred R.Wllson Law Library," is ' always want to know 'where are the criminals' pictures? I've named for a prominent Sanford attorney. Wilson's family donated threatened to go the post office and get copies to paste on the many of the books which now make up the library, says Jan Cam. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31 Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chuinley's, Alt. Spg. Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Foresters Square Dance Club, 8 p.m., The Forest. Tanglewood AA, closed 8 p.m., St. Richards Church. Longwood AA, closed 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian, SR 434. YAC's Club for Singles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. & 6 p.m., St. Augustine Church, Casselberry. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. 1st St. Casselberry AA, closed 8 p.m. Ascension Lutheran. Herald Writer '.4 Notice of Public Service Commission Hear ings Docket Noo760727,oEU Boys In Boys Town Today Mostly 'Social Orphans ' The Florida Public Service Commission will hold public hearings in the above Docket on the Petition of Florida Power and Light Company to revise its rates and charges so that it will have the opportunity to earn a rate of return which will produce additional annual gross revenues of approximately $349 million, AND on the Motion of Florida Power and Light Company for Partial Interim Rate Relief wherein it seeks to revise its rates and charges on an interim basis subject to refund so as to produce additional annual gross revenues of approxiriateIy $225 million. there have been discipline Town who has been on the problems until very recently. campus since his mother died Father Hupp says that when 10 years ago, leaving him an Spencer Tracy and Mickey took over In 1973, the boys orphan. "The training of the Rooney Rooney wouldn't recognize "didn't know what discipline house parents has made a draold place any more. was. The list of AWOLa was matic change. The kids now reIt's grown. It's changed. But long by the time I got in in the alize they don't just live here, this time every year it still asks morning." they've got somebody behind ( By ROXINNE ERVASTI BOYS TOWN, Neb. (AP) First Phase of Hearings 9:30 a.m., Tuesday, January 11, 1977 Holiday Inn, 4431 PGA Boulevard Palm Beach Gardens, Florida January 12 through 14, and January 18 through reserved if necessary. and 9:30 a.m., Tuesday, January 25, 1977 Dupont Plaza, 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way Miami, Florida January 26, 1977, is reserved if necessary. PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Hwy. 17-92 at 27th St., Sanford for contributions to continue its 21, 1977, are also Many blame Hupp's predecessor, the Rt. Rev. Nicholas H. Wegner, who was 75 when he retired. "Administratively, things be. gan to suffer as Wegner got older," says Father Farrald. "We also lost priests because the Archdiocese (of Omaha) Just had a shortage The school went to a system of cottage counselors, but the counselor "was more or less there to yell fire," says Dr. Lonnie Phillips, who came to Boys Town last year to direct i ts youth care program. "lie didn't hassle a kid because he wanted his eight-hour shift logo ELECTRIC HEATERS America In Washington, D.C. Work at the campuses and the center will be aimed at developing better research methods, training graduate students in research on youth develop. ment, and translating the resuIts of research into language them." and programs that can be used Boy Town is changing the by parents and childcare workonce having raised more than It way all child care institutions ers. could spend. should, he says. Another new thrust at Boys Boys Town has come a long "The courts have held that Town is the Institute for Corn.. way since Father Edward J. you can't Just warehouse a kid. munication Disorders in ChillFlanagan started it as his You've -got to do something for tlren. "Boy's Home" in 1917 with five him, and you've got to attempt "Many kids in trouble have homeless boys in an Omaha to do it close to his home," problems communicating," house. Phillips said. says Dr. Patrick Brookhouser, Public donations and an enSo Boys Town is opening sat- director. "We're talking about terprising sense of business has ellite homes. Each has a small the whole idea of commubuilt it into a 190-acre estabgroup of boys and uses the nication, being able to take in lishment with an endowment "teaching parent." The homes ideas and being able to express are evaluated bya learn ofBoys them." Town specialists. 'He Ain't Heavy.., The Institute, located tempo. Six such homes are opening rarily at an Omaha hospital, I fund that comes to $1 million an has already treated 2,000 chilacre and a total worth of $240 'He Wanted A dren with learning disorders smoothly." million. associated with speech and "Kids were sullen, the cot- Smooth Shift...' Remember: "lie ain't heavy. hearing. Treatment ranges lie's my brother," and the pie- tages. were dirty," Phillips from surgery to speech says. "Boys Town had a good this year in Las Vegas, Houston therapy. ture of the young ragamuffin Patients, rich carrying his sleeping brother? academic program, but the rest and in Montana. Boys Town's poor, come from around and the That was the classic image of of the school was in deteriora- investments in these homes, country. and in other projects, were Boys Town. But today the or- tion." AffoISOistooperatermm Phillips ordered a renovation stimulated at least in part From phans are different. a new building scheduled for of cottages and construction of disclosures in 1972 that Boys "We're dealing with what i completion in January or 16 new homes that will open Town earned or collected more call 'social orphans," says the Rev. Robert P. Hupp. the 61. early next year, housing no money than it spent, despite the February next door to Creighyear-old director. "When more than 10 boys per unit. He appeals for help at Christmas. ton University's medical While Phillips arrived from school. It features family-size Flanagan started the home, an closed the cafeteria and laundry, saying a family atmosthe University of Kansas to di- apar tment units where children orphan was someone that the phere cannot be maintained If red child care operations, Dr. and their parents can stay while rest of society didn't want. To. shuffle in line to eat and boys Ronald Feldman brought a the children are treated. day, adoption lists are so long vj But the new Boys Town has send out their clothes, lie fir ed st ri ng of credentials in social mu don't see oruhans anyr 113 detractors, especially on the many house parents and adverwork research to the new Boys more." Town residents tised for couples willing to Town Center for the Study of issue of its wealth. Today's Boys "You don't have to be poor to Youth Development. are the pr od ucts of al co holic or Feldman and a crew of re- help the poor," says Hupp when divorced parents and broken 'You Can't sear chers are operating in tom- asked about Boys Town money. I homes who "have gotten into trouble or are sure rehearsing Warehouse A Kid' porary quarters while they "Flanagan started the foun- I awai t the completion next year datlon and re for It." fused to touch it The Rev. John Farrald was spend 24 hours and some of of a $10-million center that Will because he wanted it to be there I an orphan who graduated from their vacations with the boys as house computers, a research Ii- to run the home after he was n J TnW,I i. iota ii.. ,w ,ii. They- are brarv and aceonunodalinmu for w' 'tenchlno u narents." r e. , rects one of the four "commu required to train in a co urse visiting research fellows. Because of the construction Some $40 million was corn'nites" of the new Boys Town. worth 30 college credits toward Boys Town, which program mitted by Bo ys To wn for the master's degree. Today, less than one per cent usually es o pe rat In the black, 'The ship was sunk, as low as center, being built in Omaha, of Boys To wn's 400 boys are has a deficit of $1 million this real orphans. All but 17 percent it could go, by the time Wegner and for research at Stanford year. That deficit should be cut University at Palo Alto, Calif., come from one-parent families, retired," says Charlie Bagley, to $500,000 next year, officials and the Catholic University of say. Boys Town officials admit the 17-year-old mayor of Boys work, despite a reputation of REG. 22.95 VALUE OTHER MODELS ON SALE DELUXE MODEL FAN FORCED THERMOSTAT CONTROL ..." 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The Rams are at full strength, while middle linebacker Jeff Siemon is Minncsota's only doubtful performer. Slemon has a pulled muscle in the calf of his left leg and has been unable to run this week. The most notable matchup in the line will feature the Rams' All-Pro defensive end Jack Youngblood against Minnesota's MI-Pro offensive tackle Ron Vary. Los Angeles defensive tackle Merlin Olsen's battle against Vikings strongman Ed White will be equally brutal, but the key could be the battle between Rams' defensive end Fred Dryer and Minnesota's Steve Riley, who was brilliant in the Vikings' playoff victory over Washington last weekend. When the Rams have the ball, veteran Tom Mack has the job of containing Alan Page, and Los Angeles' John Williams will go against Carl Eller in the matchup of former University of Minnesota stars. - -0 % PITTSBURG AP - Exactly four years ago, a pro football rivalry was born. The newborn was greeted with a slap by Jack Tatum of the Oakland Raiders and cradled in the arms of France Harris. Pittsburgh Steelers owner Art Rooney passed out cigars. The Dec. 23 arrival came with five seconds left In an American Football Conference playoff game at Pittsburgh. Tatum hit John Fuqua as he tried to catch a fourthdown, desperation pass. The ball bounced back toward the line of scrimmage, Harris caught it inches off the ground and carried it for the touchdown that beat Oakland 13-7. That 60-yard play has been called The Immaculate Reception. By any name, it was the birth of a rivalry to be renewed Sunday when the Raiders and Steelers meet for the AFC title at Oakland. Greased jerseys, obscene footballs, a spying priest, and a purposely frozen field have been just some of the strange elements that have fed the rivalry in recent years. The tone got more serious this season when the Steelers accused some Raiders of cheap shots with intent to maim, and one Raiders player followed with a slander suit against Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Noll. Differences between the two teams go back to that day Knox and Minnesota Coach Bud Grant both feel their teams are playing their best football of the season. "We've played good football at times during the season," said Knox in a telephone interview. "We've been Inconsistent, but a lot of that was from having three quarterbacks start for us during the year." Rookie Pat [laden took over for Los Angeles the final month of the season and the Rams have not lost since. "We should be stronger as each day goes by," said Knox. "We're putting a lot of hours in because it's going to be a tough football game for us." The Vikings practiced in 24-degree weather Wednesday, but the National Weather Service said the game time temperature Sunday will be in the teens. "It'll be cold, but it'll be cold for both teams," said Knox. "It's not going to be that big a factor either way." Grant said he would like to force the Rams into throwing the ball more than usual. "They like to run the ball every down, like a lot of teams," said Grant. "I just hope we can force them to pass more, because there's a greater margin for error there." The Rams rushed for 2,528 yards during the regular season compared to the Vikings' 2,855 yards to the Rams' 2,341. Slager Gives Irish Edge In Monday's Gator Bowl . JACKSONVILLE (AP) Lisch is a good quarterback, Wednesday, although they Rick Stager Is healthy again, but he needs experience." stopped short of actual ' and that may give Notre Dame Penn State will start Chuck scrimmage. an edge at quarterback in its Fusina, 6-foot-I sophomore who "That is probably the longest Gato Bowl football game was supposed to back up senior one we will have this week," : against Penn State Monday. John Andress this year. Paterno aid after Penn State "If he had been 100 per cent, Andress was injured in the worked in full pads for more we probably would have beaten fourth game and hasn't played than two hours. "We got quite a Southern California," said since, bit done, covering every aspect Notre Dame Coach Dan Devine. "Fusina is a good quar- of the game." Notre Dame experienced the ; "He can read defenses better terback and he could become : than one-fourth of the starting outstanding," Penn State Coach first casualty since the teams quarterbacks in the national Joe Paterno said. "The only arrived. Starting offensive " Football League." criticism I have is that he is a guard Ted Horansky dislocated Slager, a 5-loot-I1 senior, was little careless at times." his left thumb, was treated at a replaced by 6-foot4 sophomore Fusina didn't play well and hospital and rejoined the team : Russ Llsch through most of the neither did the team in its but was held out of contact last three Notre Dame games. season-closing 24-7 loss to top work. Slagerwashurtplaylngagajnst ranked Pittsburgh, Paterno Devine scheduled a workout Alabama. The Fighting Irish said. tonight for the Fighting Irish. won a narrow victory In that "That game was not a fair Paterno planned an afternoon one and beat Miami of Florida evaluation of his talent," the practice for his Nittany Lions. but lost 17-13 to Southern Cal. coach said. "We will go once more "Rick is healthy now and he Both teams went through pads, probably Friday," ; will start," Devine said. "Russ lengthy, active workouts Paterno said. . 6 . .. ., 11 ... 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TELEPHONE: 305431-993 Blues 2, Rockies I Claude Larose and Bob By The Associated Press whipped Cincinnati 6-2, It was Gassoif scored early in the World Hockey Association only the third loss in 16 home second period for St. Louis as teams don't have the Bir- contests for the Stingers this the Blues opened a seven-point mingham Bulls to kick around season. lead over Chicago In the any more. Birmingham Coach Pat Kelly Smythe Division. Until recently, the Bulls have credits goalie John Garrett for Canuks3, Kings 2 been the doormats of the the turnabout In the Bulls' play. Gerry O'Flaherty's goal, at league. But no longer. "He's our winner." he said. "In 15:48 of the third period, capped In the past two weeks, they the last four games, they've the a Vancover comeback that have beaten four of the league's opposition averaged more than began,with Los Angles holding top clubs -Houston, Winnipeg, 40 shots at him. But he Just a 2-0 advantage on goals by Quebec, and Wednesday night, keeps turning them away." Gene Carr and Marcel Dionne. DELIVERED ON SATURDAY FOR YOUR WEEKEND ENJOYMENT 1.7 iI ' Nets National Hockey League CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division W L T Pta OF GA NY 151 21 S 4 46 119 79 Phlla 19 7 $ 46 123 93 Allan 16 12 739113 105 NY Rng II 13 9 31 131 125 Smythe Division St Lou 14 17 1 33 99 125 Chgo 10 20 523 101 132 Vancvr 10 23 3 33 99 141 Colo I 20 $21 91111 Minn 6 20 • 20 50. i WALES CONFERENCE Norris Division Mont 26 S 1 56 167 16 Pitts 14 15 S 33 101 Ill L.A. 11 II 10 32 110 100 Dtrt 11 IS 4 26 93 116 Wash 50 15 1 21 91 130 Adams Division Buff 21 I 3 45111 75 Bstn 21 It 2 41 129 107 Into 16 13 4 35 132 115 Cleve 11 17 1 29 103 II? Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 3. New York Rangers 3. tie Atlanta 2, Detroit I Pittsburgh S. Toronto 2 Cleveland 1, Minnesota 3 Buffalo 4. Chicago 2 St. Louis 2, Colorado I Vancouver 3, Los Angeles 2 Today's Games New York Rangers at Boston Pittsburgh at Detroit Washington at Philadelphia YOU GET THEM EVERY WEEK I • Goalie John Garrett Keyes Bulls Rally Pro Hockey SPECIALS ON MEATS. SEAFOODS • DAIRY PRODUCTS. PRODUCE • FROZEN FOODS . STAMPS • GRAPE BAKED APPLES • BACON & PARSLEY STUFFED POTATOES • HONEY BUNCH PUNCH • PINEAPPLE ORANGE NOG • CRANBERRY CAKE • HAWAIIAN CURRIED CHICKEN spoiling White's coaching The Flyers jumped to 2-0 an debut. The loss extended 3-1 advantages before Ro The new Chicago Black Chicago's winless streak to 12. Gilbert and Phil Espisito flet Hawks' coaching staff has to "We're going to sit tomorrow the score with power play goal get healthy to solve the team's (Thuursday) and go over what in the second period. playing problems. we think some of our problems Barons 4, North Stars 3 Chicago fired Billy Reay, are and see if we can turn it Bob Murdoch's ninth goal ii dean of Natioral Hockey around," said White, who seven games helped Cievelam 'League coaches, Wednesday thought the team's 4 am., record its fourth straight homt and named veteran defen- arrival from a Tuesday game in victory, extending Minnesota' seman Bill White as his Minnesota contributed to the winless streak to 11. replacement, latest loss. Flames!, Red Wings 1 Bobby Orr and Stan MikIt.a, Rangers 3, flyers 3 Atlanta rookie Willie Plett who like White are unable to "This is the best the New impressed the Red Wings with play because of injuries, were York Rangers have played his fists in two fights and beat named assistant coaches, against us in a long tome," said goalie Jimmy Rutherford with The change failed to produce Philadephia goalie Bernie a 50-foot slap shot, helping the any instant turnaround, as Parent after helping his team Flames break a four-game Buffalo extended its winning salvage a tie with the Rangers, losing streak. streak to six with a 4-2 triumph who kept him busy with 46 Penguins 5, Maple Leafs 2 over Chicago Wednesday night, shots. Pierre Larouche scored the winning goal and assisted on two others as Pittsburgh topped the Maple Leafs. Goalie Dune Wilson made 37 saves for the winners. 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By The Associated Press ral In Geor Williamson, who admits that before he became a pro, Maravich was one of his "Idols." But for a while there, it looked as if there would be blood spilled after Williamson had given Maravich a hard slap as he charged in for a basket. The blow sent Maravhch to the floor, where he lay quietly for several moments. At this point, Williamson shouted: "Good act, Pete." When Maravich finally got up, he responded to Williamson: "Wait 'till you come down to our place, John. You're trying to mess people up." In other NBA games, the Houston Rockets defeated the Washington Bullets 111-90 and the Detroit Pistons stopped the Atlants Hawks 197-94. Williamson wound up as one Black Hawks Name Bill White Coach NATION CHICAGO (AP) - Charley voiding the trades had touched Finley may have gotten his first on the question on price 81111 legal tweak when the judge in asked to continue. But McGar, his $3.5-million suit against blocked his question, saying of baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn: "If that's his reason for Kuhn asked a question about blocking the sales, It wasn't a good one. I'm sure he has " player salaries, Finley was scheduled to take more." the stand again today. The statement was con. In Oakland A's owner said he sidered important by Finley's ' got angry at Kuhn on June 1 for interfering with his business attorneys, they said later, decisions after the corn- because it could mean they d ' missioner voided his $1.5 not have to continue trying to million sale of pitcher Vida prove the $3.5 million price total Blue to the New York Yankees. for the three players was abnormally high - an opinion '7 I So he (fled the suit the held by many baseball ob.' following week. servers and perhaps by Kuhn. Kuhn stopped another bid to The The crucial issues for both .. f sell unsigned outfielder Joe to show the judge, if price Rudi and relief pitcher Roliie Fingers for $1 million each to no longer is one of them, are the Boston Red Sex, money that just what power the cornmissioner has under the Majol Finley said he, needed player salaries and bargain League Agreement, and whether Finley broke any with in other deals. major league rules before or A modified, modified was a preview of what might be expected Finley, testifying Wednesday during the sales to show up at Daytona International Speedway for the Feb. 18 In U.S. District Court, said he Both questions have come up NASCAR 200 Modified Stock Car Race during Speed Weeks. This had a "personal dispute" with in testimony, but it will be up to car Is driven by Richie Evans. It was at Daytona recenfly testing Kuhn on at least two occasions McGarr to answer them when the modifications made to the already modified Camaro. The before the atteznped June 15 he rules next month or in *iOfl for the additional modifications and the to$t1J16 was sales. He added that he and February after hearing Kuhn's preparation for the February modified race at Daytona when the Kuhn spoke for several hours at side of the story In January. "Mod Squad" returns to the 2.5-mile Daytona fri-oval for the first Chicago hotel beginning less time in several years. In the put, the modifieds ran the 3.14-mile than two hours after he an. road course at Daytona but this year will run exclusively on the nounced the sales. outer tn-oval portion of the track. "The words were very heated for the first 10 minutes," Finley testified, saying he then tried to V l* tory etow n LOSS By The Associated Press John Williamson used to worship Pete Maravich from afar. But up dose, he's not so crazy about him. Williamson's onetime hero became a villain for a while Wednesday night when the two almost came to blows in their National Basketball Association game. Williamson's New York Nets went on to hand Maravich's New Orleans Jazz a 127-93 beating. Afterwards, Maravich and Williamson were considerably cooled off. "The game got sloppy and we were getting frustrated, and we just went at each other," said Maravich. "It was just one of those things. It didn't mean anything." "That boy has no history of hitting anybody," noted IN BRIEF First Round 7s in coaching styles between exams would be difficult," he good ball game. Colorado's Bill Mallory and said. "We only started Monday "People looked at us at the Ohio State's Woody Hayes ion campus), but we thought start of the season as not much up In the way they are our kids were very intense." of a team," he said. "But it's a putting their teams through Mallory took his team tin- team that progressed and noworkouts for the Orange Bowl mediately from the airport to we want to represent the Big game. the Miami-Dade Community Eight as well as we can" Mallory will put his Buffaloes College North campus for Its Missouri is the only common through the second of his first workout. He left the opponent of the two teams. get Kuhn to understand why he In a show of strength, Sanford sceutwo-hour daily players on their own the rest of Tigers beat Ohio State 22-21 madethe deals. But Finley o c workouts today. He says he the day, with a 1 a.m. curfew. and downed Colorado 16-7. testified that Kuhn said he had Electric dumped Flagship does not plan the full-squad "We'll try to hit a happ1 to "go back to New York and Bank of Seminole, 55-41, As to the low ranking of Big give this sale deep con. Wednesday night in the Junio4 scrimmages which Hayes puts medium," Mallory said of the Eight schools this season, he his Buckeyes through.' Boys Baksetball League and pace he plans. "We plan to get said, "I felt this year our sideration." remained unbeaten. Also unlike Hayes, his boss at the job done. We plan to work. conference was so evenly Three days later, he voided In other Wednesday night g Ohio State from 1967-69, But we also plan to relax." balanced that we knocked each Mallory Is opening his practice the deals over the opposition of games, which marked the Colorado, tri'champion with other off. We weren't By The Aisociated Press victory," said Thompson after' rebounds, leading San Fran- both major league presidents. opening of the second half of the sessions to the press. His only Oklahoma and Oklahoma State recognized In the rankings. Judge Frank McGarr raised season, Dekle's Gulf upset requirement is that no cameras in the Big Eight Conference, is a 66-64 loss to the nation's fifth- cisco's victory over Cal Poly"Maybe people don't fee) be on the field. John Thompson is building a ranked team in the Carolina Pomona. Marques Johnson, the money question when Atlantic National Bank, 3841, ranked 1h in the nation with we're so good because we're Temperatures In the 70s an 8-3 record. Ohio State, Big knocking each other off, but I better basketball team at Classic at Columbia, S.C. coming back after missing two Finley's lawyers tried to In. and Flagship Bank of Sanford greeted the Colorado entourage Ten co-champion "Moral victories are for people games with a sprained knee troduce a deposition about an defeated First Federal, 36-25. with think any of us could have gone Georgetown. It was only the second loss of of 173 persons, including 90 Michigan, is ranked 11th with a to one of the big bawls." But Wednesday night, it was who are never going to be scored 25 points, leading UCLA historic $1 million sale by players, coaches and wives, 8-2-1 mark. former Cincinnati Reds the season for Flagship oil good." Oklahoma State thrashed not quite good enough. past San Jose State, when they deplaned in Miami Seminole, and both have Right now, Alabama Coach It's one of the few times in Brigham Young 49-21 in the Larry Williams scored 17 President Bill DeWitt. Reaching for national Wednesday afternoon, recent years that the outcome Tangerine Bowl. The other Big recognition, the Hoyas came C.M. Newton would have to points and grabbed 16 "Is there any suggestion that been at the hands of Sanford Their workouts In the Florida of the New Year's night Orange Eight title.sharer, Oklahoma, close to upsetting Alabama. think that Georgetown already rebounds, pacing Louisville the reasonableness of the price Electric. Sanford Electric sun started five days later than Bowl game will not involve a will meet Wyoming Saturday in The difference between the hasarrived, Is relevant or has anything to do pulled away by seven points at over Chattanooga. Georgetown has great size Ohio State's. Mallory said final potential national champion, the Fiesta Bowl. A runnerup teams was freshman Kent A 34-point performance by with this case?" McGarr asked the hilt and then out-scored examinations ruled out an but Mallory said, "We don't club, Nebraska, meets Texas Looney's two free tluows in the and super-quickness," Newton Eddie Owens sparked Nevada- Nell Papiano, Finley's lawyer. their opponents 15 to 7 in the earlier arrival, said, "and they are a very well Las' Vegas past Oklahoma. look at it as a 'down' bowl. We Tech in the Astro-Bluebonnet last 10 seconds. Paptano said Kuhn's decision third ItiIS&& "1 felt for us to start any look at it as a real challenge. Bowl on Dec. 31. The win for Dekle's Gulf was "1 don't consider this a moral coached basketball team. our its second in six outings and December schedule is designed PACE by Alan Mover came against a team that, to get us ready in our con________ _________________ finished third in the first half ference Southeastern and 8ACfl' /iY /973 , standlngs. Dekle's Gulf jumped Georgetown did a couple of YWE '/RTNOA'T#4*fE,q/CA i out to an early 10.4) lead and things that should help us later. ('-kI I. RIPER 70 WIN $oc RACI9 never trailed. "For one thing, we don't play / ONE YEAR, The league takes a break for a game where we see more iVOVEAIBER NE BFCAs1E Y/t'E I P1R5r Ye CIAC/ fñE o,VF the rest of holidays, with play defenses. Georgetown showed . . RECo,'P CF p25/,odO Er i scheduled to resume Jan. 8. us just about every defense you -, tArFir P/NC9YJp ,'/,' $74. can face -and played them all WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS well." Sanford Electric 9 13 15 5-53 Flagshipof5.m0, I 7 I is--4i The victory earned the .-. 0 Sanford Electric: Marvin ButIei Crimson Tide a berth in 39; Mike Rot undo 7; Wesley Steele tonight's final of the Carolina By HOWARD SMITh 5; Kevin Smith 2: Howard Harrison 1. aassic against South Carolina, app FiSgihIp of Seminole: Freddie Network, both rumored to be lurking in the background of the which beat Harvard 71.63 in the NEW YORK (AP) - What Is the Satra Corp., and why is it Satra deal. Howard 39, Chris Dunbar 5, Mark HAWLEY other first-round game. doing these horrible things to the networks? Gibson 4; Anthony Colyer 2. So why is Satra, a trading corporation with a long history of 27-YFAR-otp 9 The answer to these and related questions will begin to emerge Elsewhere in college dealings with Russia, trying to land the Games. CANADIAN Dekle's Gulf 12 I 9 9-31 over the nest few days, but indications are that the US. television basketball: thnid-ranked San Atlantic Bgnii 111 2 11-31 of rights to the 1* Olympics in Moscow are a long way from being Maybe they are just taking the negotiations off Francisco trimmed Cal Ployjipj Dekl,'s Gull: Phillip Ford II settled. Russians and plan to market the Games to the networks ti- Pomona 964$; No. 8 UCLA William Hirst 10; Neil Kenhs 9, ON A0 :? Haroid Gains 5; Andress Kish 2 A week ago, representatives of the three major networks selves. Or maybe they have the rights and are Just helping walloped San Jose State 39-74: 81C0fl1 Atlantic Bank: James Litton 22.5 No. 12 Nevada-Las Vegas CBS, ABC and NBC - journeyed to Moscow, they thougi, to OWN Chip Gregory 1; K6v1n Huainan 3. YOONGET some unprecented independent network of defeated Oklahoma 1Q04)9jnthe determine which ne would get the rights. Instead, none of y .qj,qci/ ErIk Freddie 2. Stay tuned. championship game of the three got them because a fourth bidder, Satra Corp., entered the 3, 000 Flagthipof Sanford 11 413 1-36 picture. The Moscow Olympic Conunittee Rebel Roundup Tournament at WINNIR5. . ::.:.:.: First Federal 4 S 511-26 While the dorm brews over the Moscow Olympics, TV f Las Vegas; No. 13 Louisville W1 of agreement with Sum, and no one knows quite what 10 AND , Flagship t Sanford : David Hess make of it. be able to look back at Ivansbruck and Montreal on ABC's Wide whipped Chattanooga el.7l; No. M/GNT Ii; Jeff Quinn 10; Stanley Hogan 4. World of Sports Qu-Idinas Day. The 90-minute program offer, 14 Arizona beat Purdue 65-76, Jeff Kipp S. Steve Gains 1. WIND The networks, meanwhile, are In the process of applying for First Federal: Tyler Johnson IS. i ,,j,,r highlights of the 1976 Games and a series of interviews with some and No. 15 Maryland Wasted WINNING Justice Department approval,under antitrust laws, to pool their " Dewayne Hunter 11, of the athletes. Bucknell I-72. 7W1 AI051 STANDINGS coverage. I4'ACE "Let's just say these negotiations have certainly not been an The crucial shots by Looney, (kcsnd Half) Jim McKay, anchorman for the past three AGA/ti. Sanford Electric 10, Dekles Gulf ha the his only points of the game, everyday happenstance," said CBS President Bob Wusaler, show. McKay has becom, a celebrity and Olympics, won several awards p. 10, FISQ$hlpof Sanford 10, Atlantk Alabama ilfll)IOVC iii "Anything can happen and probably will before ft's all over." Bonito 1. First Federal 0.1. Flagship through Ms Olympic exposure, but he was originally reluctant 10 CHAMP record to 74). In the first game, Details of the Soviet-Satma agreement are known only to the of SaniI.oI,o.I. be the anchorman. IN /970, parties involved, and they're not talking. Network sources view lEADING SCORES My, naturally, would prefer that ABC televise MOSCOW Jim Graziano scored 26 points, Freddie Howard, Flagship of '72 AND'75 II in the second half, sparking the whole thing as just another hurdle in negotlatia's. They insist ." Seminole, 31.5; Marvin Butler, Games, but would not mind a three network POOL "A pool would South Carolina's victory, It Is virtually impossible for Satra, or anyone else, to pay what the Sanford Electric, 212; James be interesting," be said 'The C petition among the net James Hardy scored a gameSoviets are asking and come anywhere near making a profit on Liftot. Atlantic Bank. 24.0; Ricky would be like it is for the political conventions or an ,f 4 Bridges First Federal, 11 3; election. " high 24 points and grabbed 14 ___ Satra MONDAY THRU FRIDAY AND SUNDAY - . . Object Of Ca9 e Rage -. - . $ EM imini v vvins I __ . e I __ - Ohio State, Colorado,* Two Football Approaches 0 -0410 11 1. In 1972 when Tatum insisted he never touched the ball, that it bounced off Fuqua and therefore was not legally catchable by Harris. In 1973, the Steelers went to Oakland and returned with a 17-9 regular-season victory and complaints of "dirty tricks." Center Ray Mansfield insisted some of the bootballs he was given from the sidelines were short of air. lie said others had obscenities printed in ink on the laces. In addition, the Steelers accused Raiders offensive linemen of greasing their jerseys. Later that season, It was Oakland pointing the finger. It seems that during the Raiders' last regular-season contest, some Steelers assistant coaches used press passes to attend the game. When Raiders officials found out, they summoned police to bar the Steelers' coaches from the press box. A week later, the Raiders barred the steelers from the AFC title game, beating them 33-14. When the Steelers returned to Oakland for the 1974 AFC title game, it was Noll who was wary of spying. He purposely had the Steelers run some plays from an unblanced line in practice, even though no such strategy was planned for the game, which they won 32-14. Last season, the Steelers beat the Raiders 16.10 in Pittsburgh for the AFC title. Once His Idol, Pete You Get It All When You Subscribe TO: THE EVENING HERALD 1 1 1 1 I - ___ - Raiders -Steelers Vikings -Rams World HockeyAss.ctali.ç, Eastern Division Quebec 20 15 1 II IS) 133 Indy 1112 2 31 lOS 110 Cincl 1713 2 36 141 112 Mimi II 15 432 103 107 N Eng 13 11 1 30 lii 122 BIrm 1223 1126 151 Western Dlvisios S Diego 21 12 2 44 121 109 Wirwiipg II 12 1 31 145 los Houston IS 53 4 36 112 99 Edmntn 16 19 1 33 97 134 Phoenix 13 20 2 25 116 155 Calgry 1217 2 26 92 Wednesday's Results Birmingham 6, Cincirv,ati 2 Indianapolis 3, Czechoslovakia 2. exhibition Quebec 4, Minnesota 3 San Diego S. Phoenix 4 OT Today's Games Cincinnati at Hou$toi, 12 II .100 Central Division Cleve 19 10 45.5 Houston ii 10 .630 1 NOrIns 11 IS .515 S Anton IS .si Wash 12 Is 6 Atlanta 12 21 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Denver 20 9 690 Detroit 19 13 .591 2', Indiana 14 5 35 Kan City Chicago 9 16 .360 9 Milwkee 6 2$ .191 115 Pacific Division Portland 21 9 .700 Los Ang 19 13 .613 22 GoidnSt 15 13 Seattle 1$ 16 .40.1 6 Phoenix ii IS .133 s Wednesday's Results New York Nets Ill, New Orlea ns 93 Detroit 101. Atlanta 91 Houston lii, Washington 90 Today's Game, New York Mets at Indiana Atlanta at Chicago Washington at San Antonio Golden d5tate at Milwaukee Buffalo at Phoenix Seattle at Denver ._ , Putt-Putt At Colonial Drive Amateur Division Jim Manning 232524-75 Doug.. Short 2321 22-75 Chuck Palm John Gann Steve Wood Icy Dave Beck 26, 2127-41 Bill Hubbard 30.25.30...aJ Rem Gambone 303$29-.; Bill Lowie 20 31.30-19 Ron Harrison 293031-90 Novice Division Mike Bradley 343432--I0O Ken Bradley 34373)....I Brian Lowe 344231-113 91 Coll eg e Pro Basketball National Basketball Association EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Divhsboa W L pCT..OS Il 17 .5.54 PtiIa Boston IS I) .352 1 NY Knks IS 11 .517 2 Basketball EAST Fordham 47, Dartmouth 39 Philadelphia Textile SI, Tufts S3 Queens u, Seton Hall 77, Fairfield 69 Southampton SO, Brooklyn $3 SOUTH Bill St 10, Mercer 67 Louisville Si, Tenn Chattanooga 71 Maryland 104. Bucknell 72 Tuiane44. Georgia Tech SI MIDWEST Aritona 15, Purdue 76 DePaui U. Niagara 51 MoSt. Louis ici, Benedictine IS Nebraska si, Mankato St 61 Ohio 91 E Michigan 01 S Dakota St. 11, NW Iowa 76, 01 Toledo is, Ind. St.-Evansville 53 Wichita St $9, Brigham Young 43 WI%.Mllwauk,e 16, N Illinois 72 FAR WEST Louisiana St 69. California oi New Mexico St 73, New Mexico 71 Oral Roberts 71, S Californ ia 70 Oregon 67, Pepperdlne $3 Oregon St 71, N Carolina St 61 Jai-Alai ORLAPIDO.SEMINOLE WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS FIRST - I. Cacho-Yza (7) 15.30. $00. 3.20; 2. Negui.Cofoo (2) 1.00. 400; 3. Larri Alberdi (5) 600; (1 (. 7) 39.10. P (7 2) 107.10. SECOND - I. Eddy.AlbeI (7) 11,20, 6.50, 3.00; 2. Aldanl.Beltia ( 5.60.4.60;). Domingo Coldo (1)3.00; Q (4.7) 43.10; P (1.1) 122.; 00: (7.7) 97,30, THIRD - I. LarriColdo (I) 12.50, 5.60, 3.40; 2. Eddy.Elnj (6) 3.00; 3. lcaArana (3) 1.20; 0 (14) 35.20 P (14) 67.20. FOURTH - I. Arectsa.Yza (I) 0, 1.40, 300; 2. Arta.Aquln, (3) ,.60, 650; 3. Ogul:a.Soto (7) 1.60; Q (13) 2710; P (1.3) 17.70; DO (1-1) 65.10. FIFTH - 1. Santi.Larr.. (I) 1610. 9.20, 4,20; 2. Alava-Juan (1) 660. 5.20; 3. Anton. Ectt.a,e (6) 3.00; Q (11)55.30; P (II) 165.00. SIXTH - I. Negui.Agulrr, (2) 11.00, 6.00. 3.20; 2. Patxl.Javl (5) 7.40.3 .20; 3. LarrlEiorza (1) 2.00; Q P (2 5) 1s6.$, '' I. EddyColdo (I) SEVENTH 9.20. ISO, 3.40; 2. Larri-Miguel (2) 6.50. $60; 3. Cacho-Elorza (6) 7.40; Q (I 2) 33.10: P (I 2) 99.50; Big (2. 5) and (12) 1361.40. EIGHTH - I. ManoloLarrea (7) 12 40, 3 00, 320; 2. Alava.Ramon (I) 1.00.3 20;). Fermin.AItu (6) 6.00; (I?) 3310' P (71) 59.10. NINTH -1. Bilbao (4) 17.10, $10, 500; 2. Patal (I) 13.60.1.40; 3. Zarre (2) 4.40; Q (40)11.50; P (4 ii) 15.3.50. TENTH -I. Larrea (4) 11.4k 4.20. 2.40; I. Santi (ii 1.20. 2.60; 3. Mariolo () 240; Q (1-4) 31.50; P (a- 1) 6450; DO (4 4) 91.20. ELEVENTH -I. Manobo.AquirTe (1) 9.20. 1.00, 7.60; 2. Sandi-Juan 121 4.60.3-20; 3. Aiava.bengoa II) 3.40; '- P (4353o; BioQ (4 51 with all (2) 207.00, with all (I) (1 30.60. TWELFTH I. Menobo1.irre 2. IsMIjuan (2) 4110.3 30, 3. Alava.B.ngoa (I) 3.40; Q (24) 22,10; P (42)5350; Big Q (4. 5) with all (2) 201 00. with all (4) 30960 - (1) 9.20,41-00,240; Thursday, Dec. 23, 1916--9A �Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Dec. 23, 1976 Twelve (Last Minute) Gifts Of Christmas Pre=Christrnas S V1 n By MAR %'LIN liPTON Herald Staff Writer s.I 9 With the 12 days to Christmas telescoped into one, It's still not too late to dream up an original and personalized gift for that s pecial man in your life. When it is truly the th ought th at counts, imagination becomes more Important than fighting eleventh hour shoppe rs in over-crowd ed stores, Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Christmas Eve until 9 P.M. 6201 2 pc, Save 5 100 pct. acrylic, machine washable. White-green, white-brown, white-navy. ORIG. 7.99 ____________ 499 Volume and squelch controls. Channel selector and modulation light. 12 volt direct current. Pos. or neg. ground. 101" Stainless steel whip antenna .......................................... Complete with bumper mount and spring. Table And Chairs Missy And Jr. A1 3999 Sold orig. for 89.99 in August 1976 Now f4 PlOW . . . TL) t,I Sweater Set 4. W 8 track tape deck. 1. Rare old book on his favorite subject from gourmet cooking to science fiction. (Scout used bookstores in South Seminole.) 39o99 8 Only Tables 1999 Now Now 888 ORIG. 12. 30 Only Chairs OHIJC Now ORIG. 7.99 National Brand T.V. Items. -J-. slide.type volume, balance and - tone controls. WOMEN 8 track tape deck. --. ----p-- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Fishing Machines Jeans & Slacks Assortment of colors and styles In poly. and poly. blends. ORIG. $16. Fish Mate 10 In 1 Tool ® " Now • Fishing Chair 1O No. 0104 -. .. tuec:ric Lookie, Lanaoe -and ..anay maker. .-.- - -. Select group ofjackets. Sizes 2Tto4T ORIG. 5.99 to 12.00 Now . . /30ff - - . ORIG 2490 Now - - - rio. 140 speakers, '--'' 16 --- - 0 • ___ -I-" JCPenney 5-speed Portable Mixer 12.99 8.99 JCPenney Electric Can Opener School Age Girls Jackets 19.99 JCPenney 7-speed Blender Jackets and coats In great fall styles. 4'._ - - 15.99 JCPenney 2-slice Toaster Sizes 34*. ORIG. to $27.50 Now /3 off Knife Sharpener 4 , Now 1/3 off - . 1 9.99 nnir I---- 100 only - Girls' Pants Special buy. 100 pct. cotton in solid colors. Sizes 7-14. 299 Automatic 322.9739 No. 1118 10 oz. convertible speakers. . 80 pct polyester, 20 pct. acrylic. Full two year warranty Straw Handbags 99; Natural straw with intricate design. Missy And Jr. Skirts Assortment of colors and styles. ....e4.... £..lJ ORIG. to $12. Now 8-Sherbets 8. Beverage 88 5 ' iTorli! E LINE OF RATTAN £ BAMBOO FuRNITURE COMPLETE 8-On the Rocks 8-Beverage 8-Iced Teas 6 - - 100 pct. Dupont dacron polyester pile Skid resistant latex backing ORIG. Now 4) • T.V. Tennis Game WORLD OF IMPORTS 125 MAGNOLIA AVE. . DOWNTOWN SANFoRn TEL- (3O5 32I.O9A - COME 51t 388 3 Way- Haler Setter Shoulder Bags 1 99 Bu ld 88 45 c.'c 4, _____________________ o I Now ORIG. to 1111 - H I gave Before "'Twas the with colorful A • 7 -;- ' 'i A 8 8 Our diamonds V AUVElJ TRIM CLINIC Jj STATE.. 11.1310 4fl.44 I are bought direct Diamond solitaire. 1 caa 4-prong, 14 karat gold. $1450 7 £ n.m.. . 9 nm r h... - by the E 0 n9a m TilhristrnaI Iht I)s,,uond StorL ng I want to do what Is best for WONDERING my son. DEAR WONDERING: I say go ahead and have the celebration as planned. And anyone who questions the "legitimacy" of it doesn't have DEAR ABBY: I need the advice of an outsider on this very emotional situation: When I was 17, 1 became pregnant. I never told the father since I had known only a few weeks, and I realized it would be disastrous for him to marry me even if he agreed to. I had a darling son. When he was six months old I married a wonderful man who has never mentioned my past to me or to anyone else. The birth certificate was later changed from my maiden name to my married name. We have two ot he r children and a great marriage. My son Is now 9-years-old and he doesn't know that the man he calls "Dad" is not his real father. Some relatives on both [ TERRIBLY TROUBLED DEAR TROUBLED: When you think your son Is stdIlciently mature to handle it, you and your husband should tell him the truth all of it. If someone tells him before you do, you will have to deal with it at that time. It will be very difficult to explain that you knew his biological father only a few necks and don't know where he Is today. Also that he was never told about the boy. (In some states adopted children are In New Years and be seen in New Years Eve Youthful styles, sophisticated sty!es,..each Aowl with its own special look / of elegance. - I esther's I.. PARK SANFORD 200 N. 322.2383 legally able to search for th eir biological parents.) I w ouldn't lay such upsetting ne ws on a child of 9. Everyone has a problem. What's yours? For a personal rpiy, write to ABBY: Box No. 59100, L.A., Calif. oog. Enclose stamped, selfaddressed envelope, please . For Abby's booklet, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding," se nd SI to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Inky Dr., Eev,rly Hills, Calif. COlil. Pleas. enclose a long, selt.address,d. stam pe d (2 Oc) env•lop.. n D and DD _.-.-.--TO FIT AND FLATTER THE FULLER FIGURE(7 COMFORTABLY "• i I . Iihl I',II unit . Bras styled to mold 1 11-1 and shape.... with wider straps for greater cornfort a support. Sizes 3242 - -- 4) 1 ( I ( I e s Li v e refreshments were: Mrs. -n us, Mrs. Fred JISITIs, . f 50 years. %Thatdo you say? to see Bicentennial quilt, a project of the Sanford Woman's Club. from the source, then cut and mounted in our OWfl workrooms. - The result hcviwnal uiamonds, exceptional values. - - RIVE have its nazne embroidered ona 11 X"ES - The ritual was led --T • "Charge It" it at Sanford Plaza Penneys. Open Thurs. 8 a.m.•10 D.M. -Fri. 8 I - WEIGHT TOOl at hn3hhIsth chaplain, Mrs. T.J. Taylor who also led the pledge and salute to the flags During routine business the chapter voted to 8 Convenient WAys to Buy I Christmas" and "Confederacy In Song and Poem." She was assisted by - 3-lb. 100 pcI. polyester ba tting Nylon cover with cotton lining % "The Spirit of 0 8 8 Sleeping Bag Assortment of polyester and polyester blends Short and long sleeve. that my husband has agreed to this dumb arrangement! Abby, do you think there's something funny going on, like maybe there are TWO girls rather than just one at Don's John Special Buy Boy's Shirts • The program was led by Mrs. L.D. Hastings. Her subject was ORIG. 7.99 ORIG. • presided. VIA ~40 - cal. muzzle V The Norman deVere Howard Chapter of the United daughters of the Confederacy met at the home of Mrs. John B. Wimbish for its December meeting, with Mrs. Glenn J. Wimbish as co-hostess. Mrs Burch Cornelius, president, . • i • UDC Meets T L Motorcross run,e Unassembled •V••• MARY DEAR MAY: Whether there's one girl, two girls or the whole Vassar class of '69 at the girl's apartment, If I were you, I'd ask my husband to bag the deal. And on the double. DEAR ABBY: My wife and I married in 1927, were divorced fora li ttle over a year, and then married each other again. Neither of us was ever married to anyone else. We had planned to have a golden wedding anniversary only Ages 2 to 5 for boys or girls Assortment of vinyl Solid colors two tone YOU CAN LOSE sides and a Few friends know the truth, but I 've never told anyone who the boys real father is. best Friend, Don, is separated Abby, I can't bear to tell my from his wife, and Don knows son the truth, and my husband this girl who's divorced and has doesn't want to tell him either. a nice apartm ent. He likes her Please tell me how to handle but doesn't want to get too inthis. What do I tell the boy? And vuivea, so every igm aner what do I say about his real work he asks my husband to go party in 1977, on the an- father since it would be tinwith him to this girl's apart. niversary of our first marriage, possible for him to meet him ment for a few hours, so he can but a relative said it wouldn't be ever. (I don't even know where use my husband as an excuse to "legittinate" because we will he is now, and I don't wan t to n h,,m,, Av.,4 whop Y4, m I. .,.i k..... I..... I)I h...rn VV IV1I 111W I IVU WI U ILUI KnOW.) girlfriends apartment? 30 only 5 Piece Bath Ensemble ' I I Now Now Every little girl needs ci purse lust like mommy 8 ORIG. 9.8$ Practice paddle switch ORIG Bali speed control knob Practice wall switch Great Gift Idea JCPenney 20 Roller 88 ______ --- i#t Unique Selection of Fine Jewelry, Leather and Other Ite,ns Iron: Around The - - Solid colors blue, avocado, buttercup Set your hair with conditioner, mist, or set it dry. t& PUJ. Queen Size Dual Control 27.99 King Size Dual Control 43.99 Great Gift Item 799 ,1 - 12.95 13.99 Electric Blankets p. TrVitvou'llIIkoitl ccc Beverage Set 24 Pieces Veci.O.Matic Kitchen Magician Presto Burger Maker Bulbs that will bloom in the spring, each a rarity and each a different color. Backrubs with a favorite masculine scent. married for four years and have one child. My husband's FAWWAY PLAZA 7.99 pair 0. cooking before. urin iunix: my nusoanu and I are both 28. We've been On Hwy. 1792 at 27th No. 11023 oz. wedge-type speakers. 8.Juice 8-On the Rocks 9.95 for sale. mosphere. N;. 1102 16.99 National Brand T.V. Items. Whip-O.Matic be i 14 L_SUNSHINE FAIRWAY LAUNDROMAT service i lead wire. 8. Cocktails Sizes 7.14. ORIG. to $24. will 11 J -- - A Dry Cleaning f at budget ic and coin laundry 71 Fanfare Forty Hostess Set JCPenney Can Opener With which 1: - Comp lete w ith hardware and 60 only 9 from 1-6 p.m. -. - RFLORIOAM Show and Sale will be held In Eastern and Mid -Western the Ocala City Auditorium Jan. staters will display their rare 7 and 6 from 1-9:30 p.m., and collections of antiqzes, all of Jan. I Tell Husband Steer Clear fl Of Girlfriend's Apartment The seventh annual Antique Dealers from throughout the External 10. - 5. Cuttings, rooted from your own plants. 6. 'AntiquesshowScheduled ta pe' i;;i;w' mounting bracket and hard. ware Wear-Ever® Super Shooter I Juj(_r - Comoact solid -, - I U7 120 only 29.99 24 Weeks of art lessons. Dinners at home- just the two of you with dim lights, wafting Incense and those gourmet items you never had the nerve to try scr Thursday, Dec. 23,1914--1 B 71- album. - I--- Missy & Jr. 3. New ties, each one hand made for him by you from the leftover -,\ fabric of the dresses you made which he loves. 4. =; and newspaper sub. Mini 8 track ta pe deck. Features program selector, No. 0111 Bottles of inexpensive wine, all different (and a pair of goblets, of coursel). Pa pe r back books by authorities in his latest field of interest. Photographs of his baby, early childhood, teenage and young adult years, mounted in a photo 2. Pieces of original art from his favorite comic strip. (See the Cartoon Museum, Winter Park.) - - 48 , - 29.99 High Impact plastic seats. Tubular steel frames. Assorted solid colors In polyester and polyester blends. ORIG. to $30. iuuij•u• 7 Indoor-outdoor. Jumpsuits I,til 0 - Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. W.B. Kirby, Mn. H.B. McCall, Mrs. Troy Ray, Mrs. Charles Steenwerth, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. J.H. Truluck, Mrs. W.B. Wallace, Mrs. Glenn J. Wim- 140 1 I i.,. c, Rill ii, t i.k•s,.,,,- HnJcu tliu. t).f.. - - -- li.,a,ksu tip, $rjd -IiI.Iu uIi: - "p I, .hlp • ,- - _pi -p. h guests, Mrs. Brian Schanel, Mrs. Harold I. Jones of Altamonte Springs, and Sara !rrgang M.D. MAGNOLIA CENTER 211 EL FIRSTST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH. 312.4132 - �26-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tht'rsday, Dec. 23, 1976 TELEVISION LISTIN y (Joined IOQOSS.) 7 MASTERPIECE THEA. SHOW J.dge Frank lin brings a v cted felon borne to spen'J 2 Chrisimas holidays 24 WORLOWARI Battle 12 N13C NEWS a PF010cl they feel is the fl O rfect 7 IF" 000n Morning 9 HAPPY DAYS (R) 24 lEn only)CHRISTMAS CELF.;RATI0N y SUNRISE JUBILEE somebody 4 BARNABy JONES 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6 15 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2 (Moe) WITH THIS RING (T "ac.) PICTURE OF HEALTH University of Florida (Wed ) DBCC PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Thurs.) CHRISTOPHER CLOSE UP (Fit) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 630 2 (Fri oy) SONSHINE 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6W FRAN CARLTON EXERCISE SHOW 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 634 12 LIVING WORDS 639 12 Hi NEIGHBOR 645 4 LOCAL NEWS 6S4 12 WHAIS HAPPENING') 6 55 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 700 2 12 TODAY (Local news aI725andB25) comedyteam otflo and Edd,e 10 30 7 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT 11 2 4 6 6W 9 12 NEWS 7 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN rj YOU 24 LILIAS y 11 2 12 TONIGHT 4 CBS LATE MOVIE Ko ia An eyewitness to a poItti cal bombing turns out to be police informant 61111 WILD. WILD WEST own. which is the great lie. 7 A CHRISTMAS CELE. BRATION 9 WELCOME BACK, KOTTER Episode to be anflounced ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR fl DEAF 24 IMAGINATIVE WOMAN STREETS OF SAN FRAN. CISCO (R) 1200 830 6 MARY HARTMAN. MARY I MUSIC OF CHRISTMAS 9 BARNEY MILLER: HARTMAN 7 LILIAS. YOGA ANO YOU 12:30 Episode to be arv'iotsiced 4 CBS MOVIE CONT.. They Call Tnnity'Farley 2 12 BEST SELLERSr Once an Eagle,' Chapter five Sam Damon (Sam Elliott is offered a high paying 1972 (A) 6W ' THE UNTOUCHABLES 1240 9 DAN AUGUST (A) 1 00 2 12 TOMORROW aging Pus in-law's business, but turns it down to slay in the 6 HAWAII FIVE.O 105 tiGarreff is unaware 6e youth 51 f MOVIE.- "Dust Be My Dcg tiny. John Garfield, Priscilla Lane 1939 Saga of a to Ind he d53) 4 J:SS.liIs tIN Ihe niost excitIng original itsotlon pIcture thne. .. .. . Noon The Day Before Publication - -. ' e , . . ' 4Personals - 4-Personals -- - - --• ------- - - ________ - - -- EM ISALCOHOLAPROBI. DIVORCE FORMS FOr re in Sanford Fla. 32771 ____________________ ___________________ . ' , ' ,..,, '.'. ' ' :. .; ______ . ., o; 1_1L . -"2-- - . , I ' ' _________________________ * Classified Ad will always give you more Much Much More than You expect. -. , . / ' ' -h,' ' ' I 1- __________ 9-Good Things to Eat . I NAVEL ORANGES, $2.50 BU 3720367 or 372-4733 Gardens .0 4iE- Studio, 1, 2,3 Bedroom Apts. Quiet, One Story - '135 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford, Flu. _______________• ____________ '. ' '' . ' '" '.. ' "' -- - From " ' ' - :., ., i . - , :' 322-2090 at Seminole Blvd. (Horse Track Rd.) LAKESIDE APARTMENT Highway 17-92, Sanford Across Prom R.ncft'ptous, 323-8670 or 831.9777 '1 PORTRAIT Li'r r FLIGHT A hazy day U ULI fl P SS y Tom Viscomil provides backdrop for this flight of birds stopped birds in motion, making 7" . "';io-2 ~ near Sanford's Lake Monroe. Camera them appear frozen in mid. Ormandy Going Strong At 76 PIH!.AflVT.P11!A [AT) -66"lsupwwecrl(Icu,,neayjo[ no - Eugene Ormandy is engulfed In the spacious back seat of his limousine, speeding along to an early morning rehearsal at the new. Robin Hood Dell. He seems unmoved by the elaborate diplays Philadelphia has erected to celebrate the Bicentennial. In fact, his only concern is that his driver take the fastest and most direct route to the massive outdoor amphitheater. He carries a stopwatch and radio wherever he goes. The radio is for li.denlpg to music. The stopwatch is to time things everything, "I'm always -- tim -. always ahead of e." LCONOMYNITI1 ARD WAy and BRUCE LEE In - SUP[RDRAGON - - . Ormandy boasts During the 40 years Ormandy the Philadelphia Orchestra, it has become one of the world's mod recorded, most traveled and most listened to symphonic groups. He has been with the orchestra for so long, since replacing the flamboyant Leopold Stokowskl as conductor, that It has been dubbed "the Ormandy sound." At 76, he is well past the mandatory retirement age other members of the orchestra face. His retirement, he says, has directed - a.c1Rg' '. fl4llageG Winter Park Drive Open 10 to6 830-7966 nrot,ss,onlIIv Manaa.'d ' ESNGHT TU E " " f$ DRINKS 3k AWFRUrI MIDNIGHT TIL I A M. I The Forty Thieves Presents "DELSHAY AND THE ODDESSEY111 MON. THRU CHRISTMAS Tke F&* oub STEAK HOUSE and LOUNGE PHONE 322-ms ......!OS,.!ALMETTOAVE. (Next So Post Office) SANFORD Feel ee old; I never did feel old. I man at the podium. directors and the popularity of feel younger now than I did 20 He raises his arms and sig. the recordings." years ago." nals. Suddenly voices and other "A conductor nowadays As a aeptagenarlan, lflSttWntnt blend as one. Or. should not set himself up as a Ormandy says he still flirts mandy Is ferocious in his moveczar," Ormandy says. "He's with attractive women and ments. not a czar; he's a fellow work- speaks of his many tomorrows. Gone is the twinkle In the eye. er." Ormandy approaches the po- Gone Is the shaking of the me limousine cruises past diwn with slowed steps and a hands. Gone is th e slowness. He the manicured gardens of the slight hitch the result of a Is moving swiftly In a world he Dell. The small, ruddy-faced recent hip operation. He seems knows well. man with white tufts of hair on lost In the 102-piece orchestra. "When I conduct, I first try to an otherwise balding head steps His hands tremble sugj)tlyashe know the compo," he says. from the car to greet his sub. lifts the baton. "Then I try to get into jects. They murmur a collecOrmandy win conduct the or. music, and I hope to approach It five "maestro." chestra and the 375-voice Mor- as close as humanly possible," "I've been in this place for 40 mon Tabernacle Choir. There he says. years, and I still act and feel are almost 500 people on the The day before, Ormandy and conduct like a young per- monstrous birth-paneled stage. discussed what he called his ys. --a onn'i Dull AU eyes are on the white-haired "young life" during an interview at nis apartment in historIc and fashionable Rittenhouse f l - ---- ... _.,.. Llppland Park 3&40,droom - '11 -' MA Ti' E '"'."' "p'' We're Offering A Square, There were few tra- gedies and only Initial strug- nual music festival. It was the first time his father had seen him conduct. "On the way from the concert I rode with my father and said, 'Well father, not a word? You've never seen me conduct. Aren't you proud?" Ormandy recalled. "My father burst out cryin," he said. "Then he turned to 1pe and said, 'An I could Odd ofail evening was I had used that whip on you more often you could have been playing the violin tonight Instead of con- U ilLiCtInc? " $6,175 ' HARRIETDEAS JEAN BRYANT 6349212 Sanford SHIRLEY MILLETI 6349212 Casselberry.Wlnte, Springs Forest City Altamonte Springs RUTH TUECH 8349212 Altamonte Springs Longwood (East) ICAYFTALMADOE HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 Delfooa t ORIGINAL PRICE NOW Bath Townhouse - _- !24,M 18,525 MODEL OPEN: DAILY-1:30 a.m.-S:30 P.M. SAT.-I1 a.m.-6 p.m. SUN-i p.m.-4 p.m. r """""""""""" FOR INFORMATION . -- 323 •7080 Another Fine Development By Wanted to buy used office furniture Any NOLL'S. quantity. CASSELBERRY, Hwy. *792,830 4206 - GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS by selling your good used furniture and appliances to Larry's New & Used Mart, 213 S. Sanford Ave. 3271132 - , - - . ORIENTAL RUGS WANIE TOP prices paid, used, any con dition. 64.4 $126, Winter Park '' -_ - Your 3 line ad on this page for 1 week, only $651. CLA55IFIEDDEpT 322 2611or131.9993 c - - 70-Swap & Trade - _______ 51-Garage Sales WANTEDI SELLERS BUYERS-DEALERS Empty your carport or garage, Make $U and have fun swapping toot Bring your articles to Movie Land Drive In Theatre Swap Shop Flea Market, south 17.97, every Sunday, 9 am, to 5 p.m. NO CHARGE. Reserve free spaces. Phone 372.1216, 7 p.m. do 9 p.m. _______________ Mohawk 1man canoe; $50; sidewalk Garage Sale- Dec. 23, *0 am., 173 bike, 520; standard typewriter, Oaks Court, Country Club Road. $10; roll-away bed, 515; misc. toys Ued, Couch, Rug, Dishwasher & clothes. 322.4379. Misc. * Reg. Real Estate Broker 803W. 1st St., Sanford 323 606* or 333.0517 eves. Ring our chimes and place a fast. a ting, low cost want ad. Call 322 7611 or 1319993. - Pen & Pencil Sets, by Anton, $12.50. GWALTNEY JEWELERS, 201 S. Park Ave. - * SALE-All Items Reduced - ____ -- diamond tie lac, $16.50, Gwaltney Jewelers. 701 S. Park Ave. M. UNSWORTH REALTY WE BUY FURNITURE Maitland Auction ill 44l6tollfre.from Sanford GE Stereo with AM.FM, Early American maple cabinet. beautiful condition Inside & out. $123 323 6953. '* Diamond Solitaire, $79.50 Up,----- CRANKCON'STREALTY REALTORS-63O 6061 Evps_ 323.3649 'Accessor Bo - -- -- ROBSON MARINE 2 8 Hwy 17 ,92 37" 5961 92 75-Recreational Vehicles Canoes & Gheenoes, 4 hp. 176 Johnson weedless motor's, newSacrifice Sale, 1976 Concord motor home, 71', self contained, like new. and used. Free demonstration. Under 5,000 ml. Make offer. 373. Katie's Wekiva Landing, 372-4170. 2910 or 373.3650 1973 Glastron lift, With ITS hp. Johnson Mor 77- kutos Wanted $1793. Phone3fl.0730 - Happy Holidays BUYJUNKCARS-from $lOtos30 Call 3224624 after 1p.m. - 78-torcycles '71 Honda, 4 cyl., 330 CC, Exc. Cond, 2600 miles. Must sell, 323-7755 after 6 p.m. Motorcycle Insurant.v BLAIR AGENCY 3233$Uor323711O I Aultiple Listing Service EALTORS - - - TWO STORY stucco, i BR, 2 bath, family room, large separate garage with convertible storage $49,500. 1 WllCO CONSTUCTIO COMPU! .. We sell our trade. In furniture allow prices. Good selection. COUNTRY FURN. DISTRIBUTORS 333.1332 SR-b, I ml. East 1.4 _____ W. (MRNETT WHITE area. I WYNNEW000- 3 BR, family room, range, refrigerator, large lot. Nice and clean $20,500. -, .,. 0J A I nas --'V -141 . I - - 42-Mobile Hones WITT REALTY 7320119 323 7095 -. . 3 BR, 74' x 6.1' Barrington. VA loans available. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3003 Or Dr. 3323200 1`40 645.32.50. .w ----- u,.,., .vw can cover your home with aluminum S. soffit system. Alto Roofing, Gutter's. 20 Yrs. Exp, Eagle Siding Co. 151.9563. - Cleaning JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 172 and '73 Models. Call 3231510 or $31.. DCIt9. ) - --- 04*tvTONA AUTO AUCTION T Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speedway ' Daytona Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday'. night at 7:30, It's the only one In: Florida. You let the reserved' price. No charge other than $4. registratipn fee unless vehicle is: sold. Call 9042351311 for furthe. details. : 1973 PINTO 34,000miIes, $100 64-Equipment for Rent Steam Clean Your Own Carpet % CARRCLLSFURNITURE372.Sl$l o...er .,n_.._ 65-Pets-Supplies - PER FOR CHRISTMAS: Irish Setters, 6 wks. old with papers. 322.7956 or 372.6499. -- ________________ Hauling ____________________ - Landscaping & Lawn Care LIGHT HAULING& YARD AND GARAGE CLEANUP Phnne3I9.5371 HUGHEY EQUIpMEN,:' D Dirt serv ice, Clearing. Mowing.: Back hoe loader. 3221127 Home Improvements _______________ Earn extra cash for Christmas shopping. Sell those items you no longer need with a Quick Action Want Ad in the Evening Herald. Electrical BOWLIN ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors. Industrial, corn mercial, residential Free estimates 322 2373, SHOP, RENT, SWAP THE EASY WANT ADWAY, Read and use the Want Ads everyday. ILTo Tree Trimming 0. Surgery-Lawn Maintenance. Free Estimates, Licensed . 3727567 __________________________ Central Heat & Air Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 1771. - 1 muu..ge, 54313, - Aluminum Siding REALT.L ____ - 17N after S p.m ______________________ Forrest Greene Inc. 2324 Park Dr. 322 2111 Realtor After Hours: '*72 19V1 3229214 *22 044$ 1971 Impala 2 Dr. Hardtop, PS, AC, PB, AM-FM Stereo, Radial tires, Low mileage, $950 . 3fl 33 or 372 - __ Dee 1. Gerry's Cleaning Service Residential & Commercial Clean. ing. RI. 1, Box 174CC, Sanford, Fl. 32771- 3236125. Ji m Hunt Realty, Inc. 1970 Baha, fiberglass front I rear, all new tires, major overhaul, AM-FM Stereo. $ Track, new Inspection, excel. coed,, 1 $1050. 323.3900 eves. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY MOTIVATED. 523.900 FHA. 1306613 80-Autos for Sale BUSINESS DIRECTOR SOFA$,CHAIRSHAMP()OED Also Carpet Shampooed Only 535. Phone3fl.33$$ flw.gt n Wflfl fl na. v.. . __ Over 10.000 people are reading this Don't you with the item you have for sale was listed here? ______________ ________ Hanging Baskets, 5395 Woodruff 'I Garden Center 601 Celery Ave., Sanford Open afternoons& Sat. all day - SANFORD- 3 DR. I'. bath home, central heat & air, 121x21' game 14 4 1 _______ * -- I-_- CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR $30 Hwy. 43.4, Longwood $31 0222 - Rig. Real Estate Broker, 321 0810 - NON SUB-DIVISION For Christmas Bonus- Sparkling 3 or I BR, split design. Gracious foyer, formal living dining, cozy family room, custom feature's. Pool planned. Large lot in quiet neighborhood. '72 Honda CB *00 2SO or best offer l9fl Pontiac DeIuxeLeM.ans.bucket FUTURA BY SINGER R. Real Estate Broker RENTALS-Apts.&Hon',es SALES-Form orCity 2640 Hiawatha at 17.92 322.1301 Day Night tnam REFURBISHED HOMES; $100 down paymen t to qualified buyers. 3 OR, $11,000 and up. il %PM [J] 2e _________________________ '* One of Singer's to Touch Toh and Sew Zig Zag machines. Assume Low Down VA & FHA Homes. KuIp balanceof$l$5.$0or pay $11.90 per Realty, 322 2333. 107 W. First St.. month. Will take trade.in. Singer Sanford. equlppedto zigzag I make button holes. Balance of 531.1$ or 10 Payments of $4. Call credit BATEMAN REALTY manager, 372.9411 or sec at Req. Real Eitatc Broker SANFORD SEWING CENTER 243$ S. Sanford Ave. 321.0759evP5,322.7 The Old Singer Store LOCH ARBOR- 704 Ridge DriveReg. Real Estate Broker Spacious I OR, 2 bath home, lust JOHN KRIOER,ASSOC, 200 yards from Mayfair Country 107W. Commercial Club. Fully equipped kitchen and Phone322 7111, Sanford centralAC$, Hare justafewof the many extras. BPP warranted. cottage, s rooms, I bath. 23*5.3rd Just 513,100. St., Lake Mary. $11,500. Phone 130-170 COUNTY- Emmitt Ave-- Country atmosphere can be yours in this 4 house for sale, by owner. 2 BR, trame house, corner lot, $14,500. BR, 2 bath, pool home including 3238161. many amenities, situated on over an acre. Priced at $39,300. Overlooking Lake Monroe- 2 BR, 2 RAVENNA PARK- 104 Tangerine story, on I acre. $39,600. Jenny Drive- Charming 3 OR, 1 bath Clark Really, 322159$. home is ideal for entertaining with 531.900 built-in barbecue on patio, plus Longwood much more. BPP warranted. Priced at $23.000. MOVE 3222420 ANYTIME nbk 3 Bikes, 1973s- Kawasaki dirt, 90CC $200; Yamaha dirt. 250 CC; $450; Chaparell 100 CC, $300. Best offer. Ph. 323.6043 - W Call Sanford's Sales Leader DIRECTIONS: $n Sanford - Weston 2SfliSt,.pff 1752 Vs Mile To Ridgeweod Ave., Go South 2 PIodc$ On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive CALL ____________________ Micro Wave Oven or a Trash Compactor. Dick's AppI'ances, 7417 S. French Ave., m. ;se. Harold Hall Realty :lTY-2 Palmetto Ave.- Lovely tree shaded 3 BR, I bath home on extra large lot. Priced within your budget at $13,000, - Cash tor Antiques, Consignments wanted, Hi Way 16 Auction Galleries, 3226972 323-5620 -- TODAY Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Carpeting throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper In kitchen and baths. Quality concrete block construction. 1,044 square feet of living area. Privately fenced rear yard.Fully sodded lot. Convenient to shopping and schools - No maintenance fees. Wwo mere * _ (V (!' 1 '/2 68-Wanted to Buy Dell's Auction Center Hwy. 16, West, Sanford PAYTON REALTY FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, . - - Stenstrom Realty 5% .. '*. 321-0041 Waguti can make It easier 2 - __________________ 1111111111111111111111 OR , '*Mom will love you all year for a -. . . I gles, he said. But there was, ' 2 Black & While Portable TV's. Also Stereo & Mitt-Items. 3720706. - For Appointment Call 305-32 2.3103 / \ 50-Miscellaneous for Sale -- do a suiiik on your face' .._ -.- 41, roundings, and maybe put are liquidating hundreds of pieces of furniture including Req. quarter horse (stallion) with papers. 1'.i yrs. old. See to ap dinettes, and dining room sets, pcte 373 5422 alter 6 couches 6. chairs, bed, lamps of all kinds, etc. 25 pct off list price. Open daily 10530. We .'_. ------_. Hal Colbert Realty FHA.VA Repossessions. Low, low down. If cash Is a problem, call - Merchandise - . Reg. Real Estate Broker 1100 E 25th St. 3226455 -------- - - 372 719$ _____ TAFF ER REALTY 70175. FRENCH H ...... 'if R041 (/~04 ------ - lJtol Bargain Table, $1 As Ii 57-Spoils Equipment 2 BR, 2 bath, burnished or Un- LAKE MARY- Spacious 3 BR, 1 FREE SHOPPING SERVICE IN. furnished. Plenty of room for DELIVERY, FOR SHUT. acre plus, lake privileges, near CLUDING I. NS children & INS Christmas dresses for little LOCH ARBORIdeal large family Mullet Lake Park- 2 BR partly Everything For The Golfer- Clubs, girls. Assortment of Christmas 4 BR, I. $17,500. furnished trailer. $133 month, stockingstuffer's, Balls, Golf Bags. Duckster $50 MAYFAIR- ProfessiIscustom security. 319 5617. PAYTON'S CHILDRENS WEAR Jackets. Ladies and mens golf BR, near hospital. $46,250. 2640 Hiawatha awaa a 1792 . apparel and shoes, Mayfair 2BR,Furnlshed,$IIO RAVENNA PARK- Choice 3 BR, all amenities. $32,000. Katie's Weklva Landing Country Club Pro Shop, 322-2331. 332.4170 PINECREST- Retirement special. 3 BR. Charm. $21,000. 2 BR, Mobile home for rent, no pets, FAIRLANE ESTATES- Move in, $12.5. 1301650. then buyt 1 BR. $26,900. The kids will love Cowboy Boots & SAN LANTA- Government homes, Pianos I. Electronic Organs with Dingo Boots from Knight's $100 down. automatic rhythm section. Liberal 20$ E. First St 37-Business Property Call For Free Maps, trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano & Pictures & Details, Regulation $ize Vote' pool table and Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 W. First St.. 322.2255. accessories, $125. Phone 372.6713, OFFICE SPACE. French Avanu., 17.92, 4 rooms carpeted, bath, Lead Electronic Gibson 6 string kitchen facilities. Total 640 sq. ft Guitar, with Jordan amplifier, REALTOR, MLS Ideal for law ofices, medical, Dad will love Black & Decker or Excellent condition, $230. 323355$, dental or other professional of. 323-5774 Day or Night Rockwell power tools and Stanley . . ices. KISH REAL ESTATE INC., r-r-- hand toots from Gregory Lumber r 321-0041. 60-Office Supplies & True Value Hardware, 81h & low cost want ad. . then stay close ----- _-Maple. 372.0300. to your intone. liii Estate Used Office Furniture Refrigerated sandwich Unit; cash BALL REALTY register; waffle maker; tables; Woad or steel desks, executive desk -' pie case; other items. 3732770. Reg. Real Estate Broker 1 Chairs, secretarial desks & 41-Houses . c .airs, straight CPtOlri--llItiig SALES._ RENTALS CROCHETED AFGHANS cabinets, as is, Cash and carry, $llW.lstSt.,Sanford PONCHO ED 327 $611 or 322.2737 after Hrs. NOLL'S Phone 323.7011 Casselbes'ry, 17.92, $30.4M ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. __________________________ 51-Household Goods 62-Lawn-Garden, BROKERS .-_- ._ ___ Uppland Park Homes By - and remains, one regret. "I think I'm the only living conductor who wanted to be a great violinist," he said. Even his father was sorry his son did not master the violin - the in. stroment he learned as a child and came to this country to Play. In 1936, Ormandy returned to his native land, Hungary,. to conduct the Budapest Sympirny Orchestra during an an. -- 34-.4VbileHomes ___________________________ QUICK CASH FOR EQUITY Flower, I Gifts, Tropical & 52-Appliances Exotic -Plants. Carnations, 53 dot. cash & By Owner- 3 BR, 2 bath, central carry CAREFREE FLORIST, H&A, exceptionally nice neigh. BARGAIN PRICES 2397 French Ave., 323 7150. borhood, Attached garage, ___________________________ Late model, Colored refrigerators ______ 576.500. 305 632 0)70. and rang es 20 day guarantee. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Sanford Auction, *200 S. French, counter tops, sinks. Installation 3237310. available. Bud CabeIl.7260 352 anytime. , ______________________________ WANT ADS ARE SMALL insite, but INC. BIG on delivery. Guaranteed reconditioned auto MLS - REALTOR batteries. $12.93 exchange. KENMORE WASHER Parts, REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 machines. Used Service. COMMERCIAL PROPERTYSanford Ave. MOONEY_APP,APCES.3,,O697 Several choice locations available S ACRES WITH MOBILE HOME-StereO 53-TV. Good country location. Assumable mortgage, $20,000. Lady's 22" bike, 10 speed, $50; baby Good used TV'S. $23 & Up COUNTRY CLUB- 2.1 CHCA. portacrib, $10. 322 Ouodays, 323 MILLER'S, 2619 Orlando Drive, L500 1935 after 5:30 & wknds. Sanford, 323 0357. 210 W000MERE BLVD. 3 Bedroom.$lSOmo. Information in Window Nice 2 BR block home, turn. or unfurn. 3237920 or 322.7829 after 6 p.m. '"'' ON LAKE MONROE- Mayfair, over 1 acre, custom 3 OR. 2 bath home with courtyard, Privacy. Near hospital. 372 5*73. _____________________________ _____________________________ Eves, 372 1567; 3724179 707 E. 75th St. MLS.REALTORS to adjust to your new sur- -- - LOCH ARBOR- 3 OR with 3 extra building lots, 200 Vinewood Dr. $30,000. Ph. 8620176. 323-7832 PARK RIDGE- 3.1 CO ho me on a large corner lot. Screened patio, well, kitchen equipped, nice neighborhood, $71,900. But the WtICOIIW hostess Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919 S. French Ave. 327199J 3221196; 322.1911; 373.394 Days-322 6123 ____________ U7 IS DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker Dellona, 661.6411 Select your new furniture from WILSON MAIER for the best Poodle Puppies Christmas ever. Save on national 3906 Old Orlando Rd. brands Liberal tradeins. Free Sanford, 3722593 delivery. Convenient terms. We give TV Stamps, 311 E. First St., Cute Puppies-Free to good homes Phone 372 5422. for Christmas. S weeks old. 321 0560, or after 5. 327 6054. LOOKING FOR A JOB? Check the Help Wanted column in todays classaieczs -- 47-Real Estate Wanted REALTO Realty ICampbell's Poodle Pad-Compleig protessionat grooming, 2167 Park Ave lfl 4171 Cin4i W.v'at,t.,,e I ,. Ca IlBart Real Estate N ights-372.2352 Carpeting - VINC lU)t E NO I 1t U C iii N C DELTONA- 2 OR, carport, wall. wall carpeting, central heat & air conditioning, Stove, refrigerator, $160 Per mo. -- - 1,111*1 OutSit PITCHIN_qieliT 322719$ 2Bath Models QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES Central Heating and Air Conditioning Ormandy entered the Royal Academy of Music In Budapest at the age of five. He studied violin under one of Europe's foremost masters - Jeno flubay. Realtor --- sSUPPbos __________________________ Si 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 7 (Wod.Thurs, Fri) ZOOM 24 (Mon Tues. Thurs ) MIS. TEA ROGERS NEIGHBOR. 14000 (Wed) THE WillCRACKER (En) ANYONE FOR TENNYSOWI 11 2 *2 WHEEL OF FORTUNE . 6 DOUBLE DARE Now game show hosted by Alex TrebOk 9 DON HO SHOW lIMINg . - 17-92 REAL ESTATE - Air, carpeted, quiet 1 id 2 -liedrooms, $175 to $*33 month. Adult. Phone 322-11*0 . :C. CW East off Call Bart USE WANT ADS for quick response In buying or selling. I BR, turn, apt,, lights, water turn. Mature adults. No pets, $95. 322 2296 after I wk days. doll ._ air. 1i Unfurnished Follow signs to models of " 6 PRICE IS RIGHT i t, ( I MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv, air Cond., Maid Secv. QUALITY INN NORTH I 4&SR 131. Longwood $671000 Xafüióii. - - - CAMELOT AT CASSELBERRY "Ike P&iqe Cc1su.uabil( I BR Mobile, $90 2 BR Mobile, 51)5 3 BR House, $165 3 SR. 21 4 bath executive town house, $285 JOHNNY WALKER 2 New Modlc Under $31,000 One Bedroom J) -. Camper Trailer for rent, 74', fu bath, twin beds. Heat, air. 322 Reg. Real Estate Broker 5752. General Contractor 372.6457 AN MO PARK, I, 2, 3 L*d,uuti trailer apts. Adult & family park. L,T A QUALITY BUY at a fair Weekly. 3515 Hwy 1792. Sanford. price. Shop the Want Ads. 323 1930. WANT ADS WILL SELL your "don't needs" last and of low, low cost. Stemper 3 2 OR, unfurnished, $125 month, first and last month in advance. Riverview Ave. 31-Apartments Furnished OVIEDO.FTU- Duplexes. Furn. or Unfurn,, Wooded, Home size lots. RIDGEW000 VILLAGE. 365 3721. Adult-Family .' 323-3301 Experienced, mature bookkeeper will lake part time position with small firm who don not require full time bookkeeper. Phone 349. 5541. Kitchen Equipped . V - "Your Future-Our Concern-, 201 Commercial 3735174 30-Apartments uxwy Patio Apartments k-0- ' 1J "Big Agency-Little Fee" Rentali OR home, fencr'a, wrrv,,,'n equipped. $165 per ma $100 dep. 202 Bamboo Dr., Suntand. 372 0016. ______________________________ PARK RIDGE-I BR, 2 bath, un furnished home, rent $225 mc. KISH REAL ESTATE, INC 311 0011. good soil. surveyed, Easy terms 75. Br $13,1 Brok oker, 631 0111. For Personal ServiceCall 32-Houses Unfurnhei Property Managers Brand new, sparkling with charm Furnished studios, unfurnished & 2 bedroom units. Your nev home features: Shag Carpeting Fabric-Covered Walls Built-in Wall Bookcase Private Entrance Dead bolt Lock Fenced Patio Color coordinated Kitchen I Appliances Abundant Storage Space "Energy Efficient" Air Con di? ioning Package .Full Circle Insulation & Sound Proofing No One living above or below you Full-lime Resident Service Directors. Models open lOam. tiI6 p.m. Daily Come see us or call ATTENDANTS_ For private men's club, over Ill. High income potential, Apply 3177 South Orange Blossom Trail-173.10I9, r1 _____________________________ k 2 BR unfurnTsh, chIldren, reti o.. 5)30 mo. 3237515 or 19017360299. 3301 S. Sanford Ave. PART TIME HELP FOR RETAIL STORE Call 372.5915 WE HAVE A HOME FOR YOUI 31A-Duplexes 3 Bedroom, unfurn. I bath, carpeted. Frame building, $185. Call 323 1904 or 37? 1561 Apartments . DUCKS, GEESE & CHICKENS Phone 323 7041 - ' NOW RENTING Sanford Court TEMPLE Orang,, lemons, LPN, I to 12 Shift. Geriatric ex grapefruit, kumquats other perience preferred. Apply In oranges, $2 Up. 3521 S. Sanford, person. Sanford Nursing S. Con 3726317. vales,cent Center, 50 Mellonvill, Ave Delicious Navels, Tangerines, Grapefruit Call Dave Shannon, 372 7676 21-S ituaf ions Wa ' 1 - ... , DeBARY- Large, lovely 1 BR, air near stores ideal for re$lrei Persons. 321 0560; UI 646$. - CHECK OUR BUSINES! DIRECTORY for the Service Mr You need! - Ridgewood Arms DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED for do ityolirselfers, $50 Marilyn's9 V Secretarial Service, Ocala, 90i 137 6773 Wanted Salesperson ac Notary, Marriages Performed, customed to high Standard of living Call 323 6512. I, _____________________ I Nurses; RN's & LPN's, Aides, Aide. Companion Needed immediately. New Electronic Sensor Perm I A26 0636 Beauty Care Products. Toweri Beauty Salon, 519 E 1st,, 3275712 Want to Sell something? Dial the magic number, .327.2611 or 131. 0! 9993 6-Child Care Evening Herald Classified Dept Educations, Child Care for as low a' $7, weekly if you qualify, 373 $47 or 373 84S. - Spacious 1, 2 6. 3 BR apt s. Tennii swimming, playground recreation room, laundry roor and clubhouse, 2560 Ridgewoc I Ave., Sanford, Ph. 3236420. TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR A'id That's A Fact I Classlied Ad Gets Results And That's A Fact Tool NAVEL ORANGES 2607 French Ave. Sanford 327.3672 ,. .. 30-Apa rtments Unfutrnshe Needed, experienced teenage baby sitter In SouthSide Elementary School area Some eves & week. ends 371 0296 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps AICohoti Anonymous Can Help Phone 423 4S87 Write P.O, Box 1213 0 Sanford, Florida 37111 . endants- Star and heart snap, $4.50 and up. Gwaltney Jewe lers, 204 S. Park Ave. 11 . .. Box 191 Pompano, Fla., 33061 ' Box SS] - - Al.- ANON FOR FAMILIES OR FRIENDS OF PROBLEM DRINKERS For further Information call 123 4367 or write Sanford AI.MonFarnIIVGroup P.O . ' - •ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE Free. 671.1227 for WE Cars', FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRE' Adults & Teens. BY ANYONE OTHER THAL e MYSELF ASOF DECEMBER 13, GETTING MARRIED? 1976, simple beauty? Call Dot, Not ary H C Bush Public, 3272026 Evei, I Wk nth. '.- ' - - - - 2 NEWS 6 HOGANS HEROES ISM PARTRIDGE FAMILY 7 24 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES . r Noon rrIuoy - Sunday V 9 MOVIE (Man) Botany Bay' Alan Ladd, James Mason 1953 (Tuog) Francis Covers the Big lawn Donald ocor, o Lockhart (B,&W)1953 (Wed) The Caddy. Dean Manto, Jerry Lewis (B8W) 1953 ( Tht,) 'Francis in the Navy Donald O Connor, Martha Hyor. (B&W) t9SS(Fn)'MaanpaKtIe' Marjorie Main. Percy Kdbride (B&W)1949 TTHREE THE I 4 6 THEGUIDINGLIGHT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 24 (Mon) ANYONE FOR TENNYSON hues) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (Fr) CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION 300 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 11 18-Help Wanted eneva THUSSDAY I 230 I? THE DOCTORS (S2.00 MINIMUM 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES In) I? FAMILY AFFAIR 500 2 ADAM 12 (R) GM MY THREE SONS 7 24 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD 12 EMERGENCY ONE DOCUMENTARY SHOWCASE 9 520,000 PYRAMID I . - MARCUS VELBY MD. SYMPHONY (Fro - - -. Lake Mary- 3I,R.1½bath new homes, Under $75000 with less than $730 down, Government .Ur.UU]u. By builder, 6311649, Equal Housing Opportunity, - 4-Personals 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW _______ J . 4 Ica line 31c a line 24c line CHARGE) 1 thru 5 times 6 thru 25 times 76tlmes 5:30 P.M. 800 A M MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 7 24 SESAME STREEt 9 EDGEOFNIGHT 12 SOMERSET 4 200 SM (En) FOOTBALL 39th AnnualRuo-Grey assic lOgO All tars. Mobs EVENING AT I u RATES i in HOurc k. 46 KANGAROO 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 830 61I COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 7 (Wed, Thi.ss , Fn ) ELECTAlC COMPANY 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 900 2 I' F&IkL1UE SHOW _____ . . Thursday, Dec. 23,1976--31; - 51-Household ______________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. . . Wt IDEASI FOR I...1vu5tsw 800 CA PTAIN ,, ADULTS 30 9 FAMILY FEUD . . 1111S4145 PiI$.9:45 FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * ark , ' IO..V will" pUb "win TURNS AS THE WORLD no". weather, sports) ;zRIC ____ ' am GM POPEYE AND FRIENDS 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 GOOD MORNING AMER. ICA (Good Morning Florida' at 725 and 825 am, local 4 IA"- U NEWS 12 2 9 NEWS 4 6 YOUNG AND RESTLESS SM PERRY MASON 7 IWOd) DOCUMENTARY Ch'naIoii (Thurs)FIRINO LINE (Fit) FAMILY FOCUS 12 50 GRAND SLAM 24 ZOOM 1230 2 THE GONG SHOW 4 6 SEARCH FOR TOPvPCJf1ROW 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 12 MARCUS WELBY. M D 24 ELECTRIC COMPANY 1255 2 NBC NEWS '1.. I - Winter 831-9993 322 - 2611 400 2 IRONSIDE(R) 4 GILLIGANS ISLAND 6 MERV GRIFFIN 6 CBS NFWS (7 30 ~4 SESAME STREET 930 SM 700 CLUB 1000 12 SANFORD AND SON 10111.11111111 CBS Afternoor, (FrI)LOOKUPANDLLVE Ox-girl. who gets"enggec1 to a IiI judge in an effort to be log child of a gal recently Dared from 6 SW 12 REX HUMBARD CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 7 MACNEIL-LEHRER RE PORT 9 STREETSOFSANFRA.N. CISCO A man with aparano.J fear for he life is driven to mu(der. 24 SOUNDSTAGE Faalured Martin Muff and the 4 6 6W ' Young) Only) OUT THE 2 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES 600 (fl) CAMERA THREE (WOd)OFMENANDWCJMEN (Thu(S) CRACKERBARREL 24 THE WAY IT WAS 1000 2 GIB8SVILLE JoanCollins ,2 THE GONG SHOW 4 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 6 MATCH GAME 6W HOGANS HEROES 7 OUT THE COOR 12 MV THREE SONS 24 EAST CERAL aoR. IDA REPORT Colonial School Choralters 800 2 12 DOUG HENNING'S WORLD OF MAGIC' Michael Landon and Joey Healherton are guests The show features approximately 15 ' duding The FlarTng Mirade.' in which Henning is engulfed in flames 4 6 THE WALTONS Olivia desperately lashes Out tor a change and decides to alter the way she looks SW MOVIE The Groat Lie BetteDavis.MaryAsloi. 1941, BeflosesMaryschddasher i.e seeks as a witness to the murder of a police off brother of a I'lonol,ju police woman Fr da 7 : a1 abytrackscJOwfltho,,55. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL : 2 12 STUMPERS 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 6W LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE NanandKennothnge,o 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 24 ONCE UPONACLASSIC 700 .2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE 6W IDREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 LET FREEDOM RING 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT army 4 • i 930 9 NANCY WALKERSHOW Seminole 1 1 6M THE FLINTSTONES Pro MIDDA Y ernidFn only, see 2 p.m WS 7 ) THEWAYWAS 9 RYAN'S HOPE tEn I WOMAN 24 MOVIES (Moe) "An. 24 tPvjn. Tues. Wed Fri) drodes and the Lion. (Tues.) VILLA ALEGRE 'Rocking Horse Winner 3 Is (Wed.) "Hobson's Choice9 GENERAL HOSPITAL ( Thurs.) 'The Fled Shoes." 33(3 (Fri) "March of the Wooden 4 6 MATCH GAME Soldiors" 24 ZOOM 1130 the Argonne Orlando 2 SOMERSET SIC OF CHRISTMAS 6W NOTICIASEN ESPANOt. I 9 DAILY WORD 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL . 600 4 2 6 9 12 NEWS 6W EMERGENCY ONE 7 VILLA ALEGRE 24 ZOOM 6 30 ____________ CLASSIFIED ADS - SESASRFr1 130 Evening ~ GS - Thursda ____ 111111110- I Gebhardt's Home Repairs, Room Additions, Concrete Work, Paint, ing. Carpenter Work, Ceramic Tile. Alum. 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ALL HI5AAC MMORt(. e1 ik uno HOE by Bob Montana BEEN BEEN ONE ARCHIE I ONE ARIES (March 21-April 19) It won't count against you not to make all the christmas parties today. In fact, your system may be spared some anguish If you skip a few! TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If something nice comes your way today, take care who's listening when you talk about it. You unwittingly hurt the feelings of another less fortunate. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Even though someone you love is out of sight, they shouldn't be out of your mind today. Let them know you're thinking of them. CANCER (June 21-July 22) There's a valid reason that someone you're fond of may be more generous towards another than he is to you. Don't fret. You'll learn why later. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Before you get too much into the festive mood today, attend to those few little tasks. Then you can play with a clear conscience. go 4M by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP • p p.. r SHE 15" p • 4 INN by Howse Schneider EEK & MEEK r 7 6t'Qt 2 1/ / / 00 CTr BUGS BUNNY 12•23 by Scoff.l & Hsimdohl 4 REMEM-R, MASTES FUDO, - IWILL NT' V EuNDER— SOLD! I1&V3P ir! \1 o FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves 014,oH! THE GOVERNMENT'S GO!' L A NEW REVENUE' SHARING PLAN! NOW I DEAR DR. LAMB — Is there any cure or treatment for r. fibrocystic disease of the breast besides surgery once or twice a year? My doctor says I have to Lamb learn to live with it. I have a AW mammogram once a year and just had surgery for a large mass of cysts from one breast that looked like grapes full of yellow fluid. The other breast lump then one is on safer k..S £k_. ..IA n,.tn.nAa J UW. nas LJ1V same UUL UIC .1...a.. UU'..WI 3dIU hassL_ It is well and good to say that An Iowa reader wants to ask they were cystic so just keep a North really scraped the James Jacoby his age when the important point Is to tell the close watch on them. bottom of the barrel to dig up his father first taught him difference between a cyst and a I want to know what can be definite lump, but it isn't that his raise to to spades. For- bridge. done and if there are any Jim's reply. "I learned easy in a breast that is full of tunately. South had a mighty sound rebid to the game con- bridge when I was 16 and a treatments or should I change cysts. That is why a woman tract, so there was some play Freshman at Notre Dame. At doctors. with a lot of these should have a for it. that time my father was in the Is having the breast removed breast examination by her South won the diamond lead Navy and In Korea, but he did the answer or not? I can't see doctor every four to six months. with his ace and noted that answer questions for mewhen Although there is a lot of East had dropped the eight I wrote to him." going to the hospital once or (Do you have a question twice a year for surgery. I discussion currently on the spot. It looked like the start of would just as soon have both value and danger of main.an echo to show a doubleton. for the experts? Write "Ask breasts removed If it will put a mography it is used in cases There didn't seem to be much the Jacobys" care of this chance of getting a discard on newspaper. The Jacobys will stop to these cystic formations such as yours because of the the 10 that could be establish, answer Individual questions This is making an emotional high incidence of cancer and ed. if stamped, self-addressed the consequences if cancer is wreck of me. I am 44. However. South found a way envelopes are enclosed Thee) not detected early. You should to give himself an extra most interesting questions DEAR READER — You have continue to rely on your doctor chance. He cashed his ace and will be used in this column problem. perplexing a to advise you on how often you jack of trumps and then led and will receive copies of However, as many as a third of JACOB V MODERN) have such should an his jack of diamonds. adult women have fibrocystic examination as It applies to disease (also called chronic SIDE GLANCES your case. by Gill Fox mastitis). The amount of difSome doctors are now more ficulty depends upon the extent in favor of a simple masterof the disease. The recurrent tomy in cases such as yours. It formation of cysts is not depends again on how much dangerous although cysts can trouble it causes. In most cases cause pain and tenderness, however, a regular careful fat Symptoms are relieved some evaluation combined with self. with a well-fitting brassiere and examination will be adequate. "1 t with the application of heat. A Jir In a woman with severe I cyst or cysts can be drained problems and with a am fily / — •'l I •' with a needle. history of breast cancer the The important point is choice might be different. Talk .' establishing whether a woman it over with your doctor if you has cysts in the breast or if continue to need surgery and there is a definite nodule that is perhaps ask for a consultation .not a cyst. II it is a nodule the with a specialist in gynecology. question of a malignancy of the For information on the breast must be settled. menopause send 50 cents with a long, stamped, self-addressed I hate to frighten you t envelope for The Health Letter —\If may make the wrong number 5-12. Just send your you don't have the right facts. request to Dr. Lamb in care of Cancer of the breast is three to the Evening Herald, P.O. Box five times as common in women 1551, Radio City Station, New with cystic mastitis. That is York, NY 10019. why your doctor is wisely ikeeping such dose track of you. FLORI It is not unusual to have a 'I biopsy or removal of an area to be sure it is a cyst and not a nodule. If the cyst can be SUNSHINE STATE.. "Slop worrying about the world's overpopulation problem drained and there is no residual and admire your new grandson! rk YES, I THINK - kkR! N 69th Year, No. 10B.—Friday, December 24, 1976 VAR HAVE TO SHARE EVEN MORE O OUR REVENUE W171H ?HEM THMfL'l il.ZS by T. K. Ryan ARRIVE Construction Beginning Within 120 Days Two-Year Tarciet Set For Jail IL 49cTue 1MT14' .$ 5i%441 sm.11,5 O4mW I MM F^7zV7/Irias1w fX M=4MS SWIM R4'4C4LS! \..._ — * )t e4 V7W Y5.Aazieatw . m MV, iru AV, AM PE OA*"MW - . rsss. Fti5 I -, RWOW cif ,4r 7/?4qy? /TR6'lTt'P PVTh? 71447 F1W 5K! as, 9.OZ.R1 -. rift- '.. na ...I Th e EAr has been roaming around the school folks recently — and has learned quite a bit about the problems facing those policy. makers. One of the recent bigger ones — and hold on to your hats — was on the question of windows. or, more precisely, on whether to have windows and if so how many and where to put them In the new district administration building. Not a glass-shattering decision, the EAr concludes, but one that has taken up a lot of official and unofficial time. Board Chairman Davie Sims even conducted an informal poll of admiflistrators: School Supt. Bud Layer said he was not "hung up" on windows (the EAr hopes not) and really didn't care one way or another. then chief management negotiator Ernie Cowley offered to buy his own drapes if and when he got a window in his office. Secretary Dot Pennington said the women who work in the administration office favor windows, while purchasing agent Don Coleman said he and his staffers were not big window lovers. What about you? Sims asked Public Information Officer Ralph Ray. "Well, when I'm busy," Ray replied in his booming voice, "I don't notice whether there are windows or not".. .that brought the comment from Board member Allan Keeth: "In other words, you'd like to have a window. ." The EAr wonders if Keeth was trying to tell ole Ralph something. . . - . . . . . . I,) By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Seminole Sheriff's Deparl ment officials said today the expect construction to star within 120 days on the new $4.' million county jail-sheriff' complex at County Home liii south of Sanford. The long-sought project, to b financed by a U.S. Departmen of Commerce economii development admintstratio, grant, is expected to be corn pleted within two years, of ficials said. The funds are part of massive federal government public works project that haw allotted $137 million to Florida When the new detentior facility is completed it wit replace the present 84-bed county jail built in 1960 adjaceni to the courthouse at Sanford, Sheriff John Polk begas seeking the new facility in 197 due to overcrowding in the present jail that has been termed ohoolete. An ad-hoc citizeps group worked four months studying the jail needs and requirements and recommended the new central facility to county commissioners as well as a 54. bed interim expansion at the present jail. The interim expansion project, costing, $168,000, utilizes modular cell construction and work is now under way. Modules are being constructed by a firm at the Port of Sanford and steel work is being fabricated by a Virginia firm for mating at the expansion site on Hood Ave. on the east side of the present facility. Seminole voters twice rejected bond issues in recent years proposed to fund the new central jail complex. County Jail administrator George Proudfoot said the new facility, being designed by Gutmann and Dragash, of Sanford, will have 200 to 250 beds for prisoners, plus recreation, exercise and courtroom facilities that are non-existent in the present jail. Proudfoot said the cell areas of the new facility, tentatively Planned in a pod-arrangement, will be on split levels so correctional personnel can view all cells at the same time. The architects now will prepare the actual working drawings and plans in phases of construction, Proudfoot said. The new complex, which will include administrative offices and complete facilities for the sherifrs department, will be built on a 12-acre site adjacent See JAIL, Page 2-A ri 43b.1-4,*4 -- . , Ft j Herald Photo by RIc W.III; LISA TESTAGROSSA OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS: AH, THE COMFORT OF CHRISTMAS CRAIG ' L ETTER SEA'I7LE (AP) — A haphazardly-spelled letter to Santa, signed "Criag" and bearing no return address, has prompted gifts of food, toys, and money from all over the country — and even a song. "I think parents are using this as an example of what Christmas is about — sharing," said Shirley Martin, who organized a holiday drive for needy families after the letter was accidentally delivered to a restaurant here. "Dear Santa," the letter said. "Mom said you got lost last year and couldin't find your way to our house. we wrilly mist you aspeshely my little sisters. pleas come this year santa." To assure a visit from St. Nick, the boy said he was enclosing a map to his house. But he forgot to include the map, and the envelope bore no return address. A postscript said, "ps. don't leav any thing for dady becuse he isn't hear anymore." Employes at Francisco's restaurant started a food and toy drive, hoping that if they helped enough needy families in the area they might accidentally help Craig's. "We have checks coming in from all over the GENERAL LOCATION MAP JAIL COMPLEX country," said Mrs. Martin," who volunteered to help wrap gifts and has since taken over the drive. "We get calls from out of state from people who know needy families we could help. We tell them we will try, but that they should try to take care of that family, too." So far, more than $1,500 in cash has come in, along with several tricycles and bicycles and piles of toys. "When those trucks pull out of the parking lot, I think The Sanford Optimist Ciub is giving away 150 Christmas trees at Zayre Plaza today for last-minute trft-gbopperL Meanwhile Sanford Jaycees reported their tree sales grossed $435 — with 25 per cent of $$ going to the zoo. I'm gonna break down and cry," Mrs.. Martin said. Meanwhile, the search for Craig goes on. The Seattle Times distributed a letter to Seattle schools, asking teachers to help find Craig. "One of you must know this boy," it said, "a boy In the first years of school who spells his name 'Criag' sometimes, and who comes from a family without a father or much money.... We would like to we that Craig's presents reach him." Today Around fleClock ..........4-A Bridge ................10-A-3-B Bridge Calendar .................14-A Church Newt ...............7-A Comics ...................10-A Crossword .... ........ 10-A-3-B Editorial ............... ..4-A Dear Abby .................2-B Dr. Lamb ---------------- 10-A S.... I d5 . . . - '/T6CTñThMT UTLRt TOW Aat EAr — by Garry Trudeau 08E ftt7Z&ZI5 iVOVZ47W The Angry vibrations reached the EAr recently from some non-instructional employes of the Seminole County school system whose Christmas shopping plans were disrupted... Seems that 150 school maintenance workers, mechanics, custodial workers and custodial supervisors did not get their pre-holiday paychecks on time. Some administrative clerks and secretaries were also affected. Manager of the school payroll department, Carlin Eick, the EAr learned, got together with financial accountant Pat Hardin (bookkeeping department) and Assistant Personnel Director Ernie Cowley and decided to delay issuing the Dec. 15 checks until Dec. 17, the same day that instructional personnel got paid. But the move was made with little or no advance notice to the employes Involved. "Yes, I guess some of the men were a little upset over it," conceded school Maintenance Director Herbert Mews, "They had obligations to meet, and I think some of them might have had Christmas layaways that were supposed to be picked up the 15th." Employes seeking an explanation of the delay were told that it was more convenient to make up just one pay roster than to handle both of them a couple of days apart. The annual contract for non-instructional personnel calls for paychecks to go out twice monthly, but it does not specify exact days or dates. What got workers the hottest in addition to having an unexpected wait for Christmas shopping money was the fact that both the bookkeeping and payroll departments have access to the administration's $10 million computer for assistance with such operations. AUVJ DOONESBURY Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 011 West took his queen and shifted to the ten of clubs. This held and a second club went to East's jack. East led a third club. South ruffed; entered dum o my with the queen of trumps; discarded his deuce of hearts on the 10 of diamonds and made the rest of the tricks by means of a successful heart finesse. His play of drawing two rounds of trumps succeeded because East was short in trumps as well as in diamonds, but it risked nothing. If East had been able 11to trump the third diamond, South would overruff and still be able to make his contract if hearts broke '3.3 Cysts In Breast Need Attention COME. : IPJS%DE! Eveniii Hendd BRIDGE AT BEEN TA DONt LK AT HIS RboS... LIBRA (SCpt. 23-Oct. 23) Circumstances may result In some being alone and feeling left out today. If you learn of such a person, make sure to Include him or her In your festive plans. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. It's important to treat all members of the family with equal good grace today. Don't overindulge some while turning your back on others. SAGI1rARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Have a good time today, but If you've absorbed too much holiday cheer, turn the keys over to someone else. You'll ) glad tomorTow. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Don't let your expansive mood cause you to make promises you won't want to keep. Things may look different in the cold light of dawn. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Have a good time today, but If you've absorbed too much holiday cheer, turn the key.over to someone else. You'll be glad tomorrow. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You're the type who usually puts the welfare of others ahead of your own. Look around. There may be someone close who needs help and you are unaware of it. Us OSWAI.I) and JAMES JPsU)IIV _________________ N PRISCILLA IS A FINE GIRL, MRS. NUTCHELL! YOU MUST BE VERY PROUD OF: HER-' YE AM, IRS, Ll F For Friday, December 24, 1976 LEO iJuly 23-Aug. 22) Your mate is more likely to be filled with the Christmas spirit than you are today. Just don't let on you're not altogether with it and you'll have as much fun! •• '2-23 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL MENiuiu BOOM uui No MENno BOBI. manNONE no ME BONN BEEN ONE BOEHM NEIRENEE MomEMEN nomug WIN OMENUIIUBUU no Moom MEN THE BORN LOSER MEMO MEMO 1-10ROSCOPE The EAr also heard (or listened in to) a debate among Seminole County School Board members concerning a parent's request for payment in lieu of school bus transportation. Problem was that the request had been submitted after the year in which the expenses were incurred, and current school board policy forbids retroactive payments. "I feel that anybody who owes me money owes me money, regardless of the time span," said Panelist E.C. Harper Jr., which sounded reasonable to the EM. "A bill due Is a bill due," Harper said to Chairman Davie Sims. 'If I owe you a bill at Sims Office Supply and I don't pay it for four years, it's still due." "Well, we'd sue you long before then," Sims swiftly replied. The EM thinks he understands. Horoscope 10-A-3.8 Hospital -------------14-A Obituaries -----------14-A Seek& Find ------------ 1-B Spo rts ------------11-12-A Television .........8-8-8 Weather ................14-A Women ----------------- Golden Boy Scott Clark - . . Seminole magazine Those Influential Women Page 8-A CIRCLE SHOWS CENTRAL COUNTY LOCATION OF NEW COMPLEX � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 23, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 23, 1976. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 23, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4204c3d3b7fde72a7c4247bf42af8bd3.pdf 65a0257daa86bb7f4a508dd5bc7f3eeb PDF Text Text 4B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Dec. 21, 1976 BLONDIE Chic Young s. 10 LIKE 10 BUY WELL. HERE SA NE CNSTMAS LCVELY LOCKET ) PRESENT FCq p CNLV 200 MV \/E 1 ~~AT Rf_~E;ZYIDCNT / ~ t\A AVE SOMEThING . -. -_ THE STCRE THATS I. y.- - -1 EAE ~ cw ç\k, 1', PLc\ YES.."rttJ -.__\ \,• h •' < ( 1 21 DUKN LUK r -. - AJAX L. A ' ftUM8s RLc. by Art Sonsom — 17 AT I HAVE TO Skq ID LlOU VJ L$DU }4E4R AJ4T ThJZThRI PA1MpjT OpJ McsA. WROTE PJ MAAM LMifl] ___________ 1-10 ROSCOPE LY EA r AR t 1000 öo i10 oiT tijo i o By BERNICE 1WDEOSOL s c 'öj For Wednesday, December 22, 197o by Bob Montana and they will. ARIES (March 21-April 19) for you Il Wine cask SCORI'l() Oct. 24-Nov. flt e t. p Good fortune could carne to you HAR1i 19 Male cats 1 Mesdames D ELAN }J career today. A Some good news you've been i 20 Membrane (abbr) AA A I LN $ F All I anxiouslyawaitlng Is on Its way seemingly insignificant passage 2 Wing (Fr) 20 Poems 39 Indian. for today. Check your mailbox. development may be more 22 Squeezed out 3 Clutch at 21 Opera prince 25 Mat one I.eave word where you can 1 wildly important than you realized. 28 Fashionable 4 Turkish name 22 Plane 40 Salud TAURUS April 20-May 20) reached II you leave the phone. 23 French service resort 5 Pennies 41 Compound SAGI17ARIUS (NOV. 23-Dec. Your sense of humor and C3P 29 Perplexed 6 Greek theater 42 Common newt 21) A small good will inphilosophical outlook could 31 Like a leopard 7 Piece of corn 24 Way out 26 Ornamental 43 Roll tightly 33 Scene extrkate you from most any vestment can pay you hand8 Rope 35 Itinerary knob creations 44 Loyal some dividends later on. Follow adverse situation today. Look 36 Insect egg 9 Inner (prefix) 27 Folksinger 46 Cooking fat for the bright side. your instincts. Cast a little 3 7 Steal 10 Pretend Seeger 47 Actress GEMINI (May 21-June 20) bread upon the water today. 38 Biblical I? Make untidy 28 Arabian port Sheridan Don't be surprised If others CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. garden (2 wds) 30 Comleted p 39 Oxygenated 13 College 32 Having pedal 48 Look closely treat you in an exceptionally 19) You have a way of making 42 Newts degree (abbr) 50 Close digits generous fashion today, people get involved in things i'45 Seth s son 18 Viking 34 Most terrible 52 Three (prefix) especially those you've gone out which you're vitally intereste,1 of your way to be nice to. today. You won't even have to CANCER (June 21-July 22) do a selling job! Your approach to life today is AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) not very logical and cornIf there's something you really prehensive. Stand behind your want in your Christmas decisions because they will be stocking, today is the day to solid ones that no one should drop a few hints. Your Santa question. Claus will add it to his list, I.EO ( July 23-Aug. 22) This I'ISCF.S tFcb. 20-March 20) could be a red-letter day where Accept any invitation you get tc work or career is concerned a holiday party, even if it's with IT Something is in the wind that a group of people you don should please you considerably. know. Once you mingle, you'll ii VIRGO lAug. 23-Sept. 22) siave a fine time. You're fun to be around today. MENII. .II. YOUR IIIRTIII)A'v You make a lasting impression I)ec.22, I976 UI. •._ A... on those you meet in relaxed J9 circumstances. They won't You'll have a more active 40 forget you readily. social life this coming year. 42 43 44 45 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) r Some of those you meet in this — Good fortune is yours toda) way will be influential person 49 50 51 52 Influential people in the with whom you'll develop a background w ml to (10 things good rapport. 53 54 - — 0f WIN - 56 YOU GOT HERE PASTf 1Do You :: 5 v Asthma Treatment Ir iiI it J 9 8 7 2 V 10 5 3 Must Fit Case DEAR DR. IAMB- My wife has a bad case of asthma, and has had it all of her life. The doctor she went to thought she would outgrow it but she 19 now and still has the wheezing and hardness of breathing that she always had. My problem is this: I am sending her to an atiergy specialist WflO claims that he can cure her asthma. with shots and treatments to can predict with certainty build up her resistance to her which patients will respond to the dcsensitatIon program allergies. fl me patients These shots, not counting the Since response is dramatic i i 0 prescriptions, are really extrying, but you should1 keep in pensive. I need to find some mind that ' ft thelong information or if you could tell trial it produce me whether I am spending my hoped-for results. money for nothing. At age 19 your wife may still The funny catch is they told have considerable imus that this treatment has to be provementin her condition. She carried ufl for about four years should know, however, if her to see tesults. She has been on asthma is related to an allergic this treatment for eight months type response and if so to what and is in the same shape she alIerins If it Is an allergic tym! a' when she started. I would asthma h' doctor should kit appreciate any help you could w,t she s allergic to pargive tiiL I iy i'f the I, Ic ar e 0 are o have DEAR READER- I un- 1% EST POP by Al Vermeer I SLAVE IN SCHOOC t SLAVE AROUND . APPRECIATES UNMEAROUNP FAIR! HERE.' THE HOUSE! I GIVE MYALL! ) H — BUT WHO CARES? '' WHO — CAN I TURN 10 '\ IN MY MISERY;`/ / K)wAeourA LITTLE THEATER ,. (A'GROUP" —I " 1) Y2 * 0 a ~1 I WA L EEK & MEEK - ts&rr UP _ by Howie Schndr 1.41LAU urxjc IT GREAT B€1I.JG 4-RE, MCAJQUE 7) V&A YYJ IHE JE EED - J1t derstand your concern but this any benefit. The whole principle of desensitization is is not an unusual situation for weak solutions of the an asthmatic. A large per- to inject allergic substance until the centage of Individuals with body undergoes chemical childhood asthma do outgrow changes that enable it to the disease, but SOC do not. tolerate the allergin without the The cause of rnamay be asthmatic response an allergic )P p0 If there is no Indication that external allergins - somewhatyour wife has allergic asthma like hay fever is caused by then she probably has intrinsic ragweed, and these cases are asthma. I this the called extrinsic asthma. If you know what the offending desensitization program rnay not be very useful since an allergin Is, complete avoidance asthmatic has to accept a large ,f it is the most effective formhart of the day to da y if treatment. Unfortunatel' management f r her this may not be 'possible. illness I IIk she should know l)csensitization such as your what her status really is She wife is getting is commonly should avoid exposure to any of and it does require the things she Li allergic to. She term, should know what to do to treat results Unfortunately, acute attacks and what measures she can use to prevent attacks. 'Medicine is available lorthispurpose and Li even used by hi ghly skilled athletes before competition. To give you more information lam sending you The Ifealth Letter number 8-6, Asthma. (Ahers who want this information can send 50 cents with a long stamped selladdressed denvelope for the information. Just send your letter tome in care of this newspaper, 11.0. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY IW19. - 2l BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & HeimdohI \ I MPORTANT-ukIN4 eoss, 'rHERE's AN C-try' OUTSIDE WHO WANTS rsEE'A.' - Ir 4?s) SENO HIIN,' By DONNA E.STE.S Herald Staff Writer Sanford clothing salesman, E. 0. Eddiej Keith, observed his victory at the polls for a seat on the Sanford City Commission Tuesday night by staying home to take care of his ill wife, Roberta. Today, he was working as usual at Perkins Men's Wear on First Street - "It's the busy Christmas season, you know," he said and hoptd to take time off to watch his victory become official as the ballots were officially canvassed by the city commission later today. . . HEY eoss, CV HE C-IVEYAABIG CRDER FER PAPER CLIPS.'_ r r—' NO, BUT I HE JUST RENTED THE OFFICE NEXT xR! Vj FOUND OUT kViiJ SOMETHING VERY Sy j~AFP FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves WDLA 1L IF THE SAY "YES'..... A IF eaffly With Keith Win by a ISO-vote margin, the counting of absentee ballots will make no difference in the outcome City Clerk [lent-) Tamm told city commissioners last week that statistics of past elections showed that the turnout at runoffs have traditionally been within 100 votes more or less than the first election. However, the statistics were wrong as an indicator. Sanford voters in great numbers refused to go to the polls for the sixth time in one year. The turnout in the Dec. 7 city election was a poor 23.5 per cent (1,946) of the city's 8,278 qualified voters. The turnout Tuesday was slightly over 11 per cent (942) of the qualified 'voters Two-term City Commissioner Gordon Meyer, completing seven years as an incumbent in an interview last riday, said he had campaigned seven years ago that two terms was enough for any person in office. ' Of . em money you op in a urigiai b right r Arrn' kettle at Christmastime? • - - - i ,, . , i' ', _ L I - '_.' I ' -p7' iit ( ç,/ ,4V t j' _ f. - f ( ITI i u ( h ' . . _______ '' .. - - — . . , _________ . . . ' ____ . . - -- '•- ".—...,,. - ,. . . ' ... '\ '-' -I -I. ' I ' .: - ,' 't - A - • S. . THE . . 1,. —" Z (f 0 / .,, . .. 11 _____- - ' J1 J. ,:"i i, '13 . 10 by Garry Trudeau 4 —. ' ' .. -' __________ , TUMBLEWEEDS .. . . [ IYE A 10 AN aVREM.y 71N .54y 'l&H1.5CHPiJL, I RAVENI 114E F/54- flME TO CONr'LJCrA R&LJL..Ag 1' T4.LY. . ' .................... .... ;. ' . -. (Hera ld Ph o to ti 13m V'nc,nr, WESLEY j' PL:'iCE (LEFT) ('ONGItATULATES EDI)IE KEITH ion Coing i . o a 1I... T riaii M* ill .8 --r ' •. r F— r - The funds, which were inade available tinder one section of a' $3.95 billion public works jobs bill passed by Congress last sumicier, will cover the entire city hail building project, Moore sald. "You understand it's un(k,'.the mayor "We haven't received any confirmation yet. But this is what we've been told, and of course we're real excited. ----' . . •:p._•t.' ,..' = . , I: Al . 'It probably won' t be official, in this case, until some time next Eligibility for funds under the Public Works .\ cl ass based on the extent to which a state or local area exceeded s b. per cent unemployment level, according to Washington officials. city kill, along with certain changes in the architectural plans which Moore said would cause minor setbacks in the scheduled grouztdbreakmng. A'- o, ri 'V' . "I Just think that we're extremely fortunate Li be in (hi5 position," Knowles declared. "For a city this small, well, it looks like ma> be we left some of the big boys in the Starting pu.'t . by T. K. Ryan IEPOPVI E -.) .-.. - "If they'd left the building exactly as it was," said the mayor, W Y, It wotud Lx ready to go to bid. This wav there will be sonic delays, but we sholuld have no trouble at all making the 60-daN deadline." s": IlL -c , '\• Provisions of the legislation call for construction to begin withul 60 days on any project approved for funding. The Sanford City -share - expenses'!" - Al havI to say I was optimistic," Knowles agreed. "We were one of the first in line, we had the plans everhthg going through very rapidly and our staff did a bang up job of preparing things so we didn't get held up too long gong through the various review processes" "YOu Can leave out Obey, JuSt make it 'love honor and 000NESBURY ______ "ere optimistic he said. "We had to be one of the first ones to apply on the thing, so we were pretty optimistic. But of course, on this type of thing you never know." GOODS . "— .:. iiiI hr and other city officials hi4d high hope's that the grant would be forthcoming. -- II f -- dw -I __ Iu,j\ . - . '"-' • "Our timing on this thing was beautiful all the way through." said %Ics)ri- - We talked about it before the public works bill cattle i., . . Knowles submitted Sanford's application for the federal funds last August, shortly after the job'creating bill was signed into law by President Gerald Ford. - . .• "The problem you run into," said Otto. "is that the people who are taking the action, if there's any action being taken, aren't telling you anything When they get to the point of having something releasable, they'll contact our office. It did not come in yesterday. I can till you that for certain "' - . I The spokesman 'A ould not say whether the Sanford request was included among the 2 000 to be processed, Bud Otto, public relations assistant for Democratic Rep. William Chappell, said he had received no word that the grant had been approved. • p"ç — _____ . --- 4.. "As far as I know, we haven 't approved any projecLs at all,' said a spokesman for the Commerce Department's Economic Development Adin inist ration. "In tomorrow's federal register there will be a list of about 2,000 iprojects) that have bet'n selected for final processing." - . 10 week," said City Manager Warren E. iPete) Knowles. "But needless to say. it looks like a good Christmas present." Source in Washington declined to confirm that the $1,795,525 in federal illonies would be coming to Sanford. . •.:. --- , - (Herald Photo by Rack Whit) - i . TIIF kETTLF. , , - f) i.w "— . • j r . v - - . & area / . - i , . . - I Nla)or IA:c P-Moore said today he had received unofficial word that the City of Sanford has won approval of a 11.8 rnilhon federal grant which will be used to underwrite construction of the new city hail building. i by G11 Fox •' liv- KRIS NA.SII Herald Staff Writer - ' I '' V.. ror z)a ,.. ' , . I I . '• 1 - ' , JI . 1 aion It becomes the basis for gifts of food and toys to approximately A IX0 needy persons in more than 200 area families. And today parents of these Sanford area families filed through the cavernous yet-to-bc-completed gymnasium at the Sanford Salvation Army headquarters. They exited wi(b arms filled with bags of groceries and toys that are sure to bring Christmas joy. Today's distribution of food and toys Is the result of weeks of hard work by Salvation Army volunteers, Capt. James Snelson said as he busily directed the distribution at 700 W. 24thSt. Volunteer Individuals and groups from clubs and civic organlzation.c have manned the familiar red kettles collecting money on street corners and in shopping centers. Volunteers, including Girl Scouts busily stuffed stockings for youngsters with small toys, candy, fruit and books that will brighten a child's holiday season. "So far the kettle drive is going pretty good." Snelson said. "It's been a little bit better than last Year. Money from the kettles and fund appeal letters sent to area citizens is used to buy the foodstuffs and toys wholesale. Tuesday night the Salvation Army headquarters hummed with more than 30 cheerful volunteers working to prepare for today'sI distribution. Men were in an- assembly-t)Te line filling paper bags with canned goods, cakes, bread, chicken accor according to family SIZC, Imedium d large. Ladies were busy sorting and neatly arranging gwnes, balls. small toys and dolls on long tables. The 200 dolls were dressed by commun ty volunteers, many of —. them from clubs and. businesses. Then, at 10a.m. today, moms and dads, carrying letters issued earlier by Salvation Arm)' officials, filed through the distribution — They picked out two to>s for each of their chijdrt' 'tad then rucived bags of groce es. • S0t of the canned goods were donated by Girl Scouts who held a carol sing in a shopping center, and brought canned goods (or the Salvation Army's annual program to help the needy. Aast year we served about 130 families," Snelson said. "and we've already had that many pre-register this year. We've also had requc-3- '-rn another50 or more families. By tonight we expect to have den,, baskets to about fl families. Slained neLson explained that ti' were also many hours spent by getting read)' for today .distribution of food and toys. One man who's been out of work helped us and used his truck to haul things. Others have helped in numerous Ways. C I • . . fly 11011 110YD Herald S taff , Ilal , iwppens o A Mississippi reader wants _________________________ to know if the three-diamond m bid is a force in the As we hve said partnership biddingsede. two quence time and one heart. one spa time again in iiSCOIUfllfl.th diamonds, two notrip. three • i •e diamonds extra chance whe This is a matter for ble Sometimes that little exIra chance makes the partnership agreement We difference between failure play it as a force as do most other playersand success A first glance at the dummy (Do you have a question shows South that he has four ;r the exports2 Write "Ask potential losers A trump the Jacobys" care of (fIrS loser if the finesse fails; two newspaper. rho Jacobirs *I/,' hearts and one diamond answer individual questions If he has to play hearts it stamped, self-addressed himself he will get away with envelopos are enclosed rho only one loser in that suit if he most interesting questions Can find East with both king will be used in this column and queen or with a doubleton and will receive copies of honor He can also expert per to MODERN) ODERN) I p. - •, • Ii -.1111 amen_ -u ' SIDE GLAN ... ash- Kindness ' — Keith had run previously for a city commission berth, two years ago, losing by 200 votes. "It's been an uphill battle for two years," Keith said, adding that he hadn't really expected to win. "I doubt I'll ever run again," he said. "The people of Sanford are so wonderful, I love everyone of them. I'm so glad I'll have a chance to show Sanford just how wonderful I think it is." The 59-year-old Keith continued camnahrnirw -1,ht tn ih lnqi minute. "I had people call inc and tell re.. gotten out of sick bed to vote for me and I'm sure Gordon had supporters like that too he said Keith and his wife, Roberta, are the parents of five sons and three grandsons. Born in I3rocket, N. D., Keith has resided in Sanford for nearly 40 years, been married for 34 years to a native Sanfordite and been employed at Perkins for 30 vprs During his campaign Keith said he did not know how much one an could do, "but I'm going to try." Unofficial results gave Keith 545 votes to 395 for Meyer, a substantial margin of victory. In the Dec.7 general election Keith came in second in a fourman field with 497 votes to 720 for Me) er Despite the poor turnout Tuesday, Keith was able to cart-)' 48 more votes than during the general election The commissioner-elect will take office in January. Kettle The , • • fie said, however, he believed that many projects he had • i Seat worked on needed completion and had decided to run for a third term, hoping the people would understand. He also said that he enjoyed elective office and was prepared to accept defeat, if this was the people's choice. • •- finesse. fie ruffs the club K 4 return: enters dummy with a V Q97 V K 82 trump leads a low diamond 854 • K 10732 and sticks in his nine to force A iO 63 K J 85West's 501 Till If)) ruffed, the queen of diamonds led and a heart chucked from durmny Q Eas( takes his king, but South is home He will be able Iloth vulnerable to discard dummys other los. Ing heart on the )ack of diamonds Iasi 2 A Pass 4£ 8 - issio n Kelit h Beats Meyer EAST A 3 Opening lead Comm ,'.•'. get away with one loser if he can get the opponents to play hearts for him. is also extra cha nce Can - RT11 is IT'S s BRIDGE AT Sanford Win OS%Al I) lt HAVE Wi'GS? 0 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents - MYGQOOES5'yJtjG MAN, N0EQC7y 69th Year, No. 106-Wednesday, D _ —— LOU!, ARCHIE PRISCILLA'S !! • cTcPn STATE tsjR Answer to Previous Puzzle ONE JO?fT TAK.T4AT LU6 t'M 40t) ALL AVE 46 Weaken 49 Erinyes I Monkey 51 Bring 7 Squeezes out harmony 11 Wandered 53 Wanderer about from duty 12 Assigned 54 Placid workers to 55 Give 14 Lily Maid temporanly 15 Wore 56 More banal 16 Work with a needle DOWN • BEETLE BAILEY I Fit ACROSS MJ17weFOR I Herald Photo by Jean Patt,son) MRS. .JOSEPHINE Il:I(ltINF1t $eason's Cheer From The IRS By MARYLINTIPTON Herald Writer "I lust got out of the hospital. This n.une) sure is to help!" Josephine Ilarriner's hands shook slightly, as WI her voice as she learned that she is $192 richer than she thought. 'I'm so nervous," she said apologetically as she tumhlt'd with the telephone dial. Mrs. Barrinr's call finally went through to Internal Revenue Services office in Orlando to learn how much she would receive in a previously undelivered tax refund check. Mrs. Barnner is one of 10 Sanford residents on a list published by IRS of undelivered refund checks Like Mrs Hamner others on this list should call the IRS in Orlando at 4Z2-25). Alter they have fully Identified themselves including social security number) papers will be mailed them to till out. When the papers are properly cornpitted the IRS will give them their refund. (*her Sanford residents with checks due are: Ella V Anderson; William I., Faulk Jr Felix T. and Marla K Jackson; l)avuj Walter Johnson; Thomas and Barbara Key; Johnny McCoy; James and lilhie Mae NeLson, Richard A. Settk', and Wi1iiin I .'•' Today TO THE POW • . . . - fi jO' di±t: . VOLUNTEERS FILL. BAGS . ._-, - . I , If/ .. . 3m., (Heqap ,$, M. Alp . i1•1/ ' WITH GROCERIES FOR NEEDS' ' by lob Lloyd) Around The (lock Bridge Calendar Comics Crswurd Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb . FAMILIES I-A Horoscope 2-Il hospital 8-A 2-B Obituaries 2-fl .purla 4-A Teier,Lstuii 3-13 Weather 2.0 Women 2-li 8-A 8-A 6-7-A 6-Il S-A i.•• ING SHOR 3 L IS d" CHRISTMAS - �2 A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. I Wednesday, Dec. 22. 17 Legal __ You Food Pay I Twice In 1 0 Depts. " __________ , -. _________ ______ ! ti. I Vt 'A ' I wilm; " I JI . services, , 41 ll ' ' . I ' S '.- qk. LL A ,-" g' , ' 7 "it is possible and probably well-advised that legislation will be morning blaze that destroyed the residence and necessary for the implementation of state statutes to bring this dialogue about," the "The other redress recourse Is for the aggrieved parties to seek redress at law, contents at 288011 S. Sanford Ave. Johnson reported that Mrs. Nellie Roberts, 33, and Ramond, June, 18, Craig, 14, Judy, 12, Candy, • . 6, • - . '.•." . -- ' - : : ' ' , ' _________________ .. 'a." X. ____________________________ , •- . T The e union of Israel's two chief adversaries. Th e late Gamal Abdel Nasser o'ganized the first Egyptian-Syrian union in 1958 and called it the United Arab Republic. Th e Syrians pulled out three yea rs later because they were fed up with Nasser's domination. A 1972 agreement to join Egypt, Syria and Libya into a Federation of Arab Republics was never implemented. Dc.iounce Dissident — Vladimir Bukovsky, the Soviet dissident who was exchanged last weekend for Chilean Comm un ist leader Luis Corvajan, has been den ounced for "crimes against Soviet power." Th e official news agency Tass made no direct reference to th e prisoner swap, and said Bukovsky was a "criminal recen tly expelled from the Soviet Union." Ewning Jkndd Wednesday, December 22, 1976—Vol. 69, No. 106 'i,jj.j Daily and %UntfJy, e'ceQt Saturday and Christmas Oj Li, Tfl SanIo, Herald, lc . N F:ench Ave - Sanford S Pad at Sanfd, Florida 52112 c'' ,if, 55 l,1,lS Mtaii,i. 52 40 6 '.'i)ilfl'. 5:2, '.'.' I i' F loi' .d., san, ,, P.o,,,, d•. , ' v v A. ' ' '' I., •.' '.ni'n :, , . - ..- I ... . /1 -- ' i, I. . _,~__-_ : ' , I , ________________________________ . - j1111 AIRMAN th, nahl, ' ' . left, chairman of the Aviation Legal Not otuce ice . . Committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of. INFO ' ' ' . • ' ' . . B100. Commerce, examines new Airmans' Information Manual with Don Knight', committee member and Chief Cheek Pilot for the Florida Wing of the Civil Air Patrol, The $80 volume was purchased by the committee ane will be placed in the terminal' building at Sanford Airport for use by visiting pilots. Warfare In U, . . . $54 . . .1 was an said. It quoted race from entering law school, will have to wait a little longer to become a practicing attorney. The Florida Supreme Court handed down an order Tuesday extending the deadline for the Florida Board of Bar Examiners to submit a character report on Hawkins, 70. i AP) — House Speaker Donald Tucker's controversial desk set, which raised a furor when the $8,431 price tag was disclosed, finally has been returned to the furniture dealer. The HE. Wilderson Co. of Jacksonville charged the state $150 in shipping charges for return of the desk set, officials said. 'F:I,LA}IASSEE C in the Key West area after the the list might be"incomptete. MY I, 1975. o IF '- I Friday, Dec. 31. BOYD WALLACE INSURANCE AGENCY KARNS INSURANCE AGENCY " THE McKIBBIN AGENCY POWELL'S INSURANCE AGENCY TONY RUSSI INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE SANFORD May the AGENCY beauty' of the Yulet ide be on inspiration, bringing pleasa nt memories and much h app i ness to you Seminole ('ounty ternperatures did not dip low enough to hurt citrus or current hardy crops of cabbage and celery, according to Seminole Agriculatural Agent Frank Jasa. The low was 32. Jnza said that smaller acreage planted In peppers and squash, which escaped frost earlier because of their warm location, also probably were spared. Jacksonville. 32 in 'L'ampa, 34 in Orlando, 47 10 Fort Lauder. talc and 48 in suh-(rupical Miami. Mike /.iitti of the Florida Cit. rti Mutual said SOIIIC growers wed frost protection devices in Marion. Polk and Like coun tics. But citrus growers in other areas managed to avoid using in /,otti said this morning. 'The cold spell left us with only minimal damage in colder a'atlofts in the northern frin1 c areas aru'wlti Alachua and Motion counties," he saul. " We will check to see how lunch fruit and juice loss resultvil "We were helped Polk Promotes Parker Sheriff's U. Raymond l'arker will become site squad commander ef' fective Jan. 1, Sheriff John Polk announced today. Parker, who formerly headed the county vice unit before a tour of duty as a detective, replaces it. Anthony Calangelo who is being transferred to the detective division as Deputy Commander under acting commander l.t. settling tran.sferrcd to the squad. Polk said, and an agent currently assigned to the federal Drug Enlor. cement I Administration central Florida task force will be reassigned to the I sice squad. Detectise 5g. David Lohr is being transferred to the intake disislon, replacing promotion of deput Iluth. Jot' ifts f g vice George Abbgy. Polk also announced -_- , 1 ~ . . ~ )%:~__ - 9 ,0 99 I JCPenney corn popper. Want to Know "What's Happening" in Seminole County? Read The Evening Herald 34.99 SUBSCRIBE NOW—CALL 322-2611 Evening Herald Mr. Coffee Coffeemoker, The Downtown hs winds 5 Business Assn. INVITES YOU That keeps !he cold ions Patton to rank of Sergeant with a transfer from road patrol to warrants division, Present intake division Sgt. I)ouglas Iluth is being TO JOIN OUR SPECIAL lir.sn" I. Singing Christmas Carols I 1st St. & Magnolia, Downtown Sanford ,., For Boys and Girls I ..~ . k:lb(. k. I- , ... - Kids Santa will be here too! ~ all to 3 ' BOOTS $499 Your choice,,. Girl's Padded Collar --- CASUALS 16'" * 9-12 I J, ' / Children's Herbs and Spices. BEDROOM (Ji) Y fresh SLIPPERS Peanut Snoopers 1 BOOTS $99 • SCreen Apron ii. t i°s'E' '$1 '.'tChn sitti H''r::. i ' rflt Oven mitt T oaster CO,.;' Blender c ov.,f -11 I 1 He's for you in Magnolia on First St. at Magnolia Ave. Walling Center SANTA'S HOURS: MON., TUES , DEC. 20 2:00 to 3:00 DEC. 21 2:00 to 3:00 WED.. DEC.22 10:00 to 12;Q0&2:OOfoO:3O THURS., DEC. 23 10:00 to 12:OO&2:OOtoO:30 FRI., DEC. 2410:0010 12:00& 2:00 to6:30 ii shpr4' • . a ' ...... 85c • - . . • 1' -1, A. L" cv> — No 1 051 C.-pa; iii;tai alarm clock with Snooze button Lighted diil tinted iers ''.'', 2,79 Pot holder $2" A cuaro',: C;:" iLs Dish cloth and vj. - 4 __ 44' , 10 .: ','. '-=. ' Sues alarm clocks. I, -. SUEDE 11 11 ('.: - Digital Admission Freef RefreshmentsServed! Si z e s 10817 ( IN 11 THURSDAY, DEC. 23rd-6 to 6:30 P.M. . 7 ~ AT MAGNOLIA CENTER efund. ' P Refund Penton, }ears Choral Group on, F P& I iVeu, was 23 degrees in Crestview, 27 the heaters, "We got by. We were lucks," Tuckers Desk Returned f n 11) FICTITIOUS NAME . Notice is hereby given that I am. engaged in buii, at 20$ E. 71h Bidders shall Visit the site and . St.. Sanford, Seminole County,' determine for themse lves, pr ior ID Florida, under the ticlitious name of biddng, the location, existing "M ill i Conditions and all matters affect i ng Al ALIGNMENT CENTER, and . Ih4II I intend to register said name the WoI'k. No extra comp.ns.st' . the Clerk Of the Circuit Court . will be ou thOriled for ilqrn ,, I Can be determined, by Such , Seminole County, Florida in ac ' Investigation. cordance With the provisions of the A Certified check or bank drill?, Fictitious Name Statutes. To.Wlt;' ' Section 1143,09 Florida Stattis 1957 Phl'W tO the Hou%lng Aut hority Fake 3: Kenn eth L. Cook , the City of Sanford. Florida U S ' • Publisir Dec. I. Is, 22. 29. mo SI • Government Bonds, or a satist.i . NEW YORK (AP) - Army dUty near Mechanicsburg, tory bid bond executed by the b it TALLAHASSEE (AP) — DEG-2s ' test there and added that Pa. ' ders and acceptable sureties in scientists conducted simulated Newsday said one man — a Serratia has been identified as - The state Supreme Court to. amount equal to S Per cent of the bit INVITATION TO ID tolog1ca1 warfare attacks on at hospital patient . -died after the a rare cause of penumonla. day ordered $54 million to be The Board of Trustees 'of the IISaiI be si.sbmlu.d with each bid least eight U.S. cities and mill- 1950 test In San Francisco and The 5VCCistfuI bidder will ec ' In the Mechanicsburg test, refunded to customers of Floti. Seminole County Public HOSPIt.I tary Installations between 1950 that death was caused by Newsday said, the Army used , da Power & Ught Co. required to furnish and pay ,r I nvills bidS upon the following: Satisfactory performance 4 Wild I,90, the newspaper News- Serratta that found its way into Aspergiflus fungiatus, Dictating & Word Processing peyment bond or bonds In a unanimous Opinion, the Equipm a fungus en t day says. The Succesh,l 'bidder will CC hi, bloodst ream, which it says can be fatal to court said that amount was Im- Additional information, plans and Newiday said in a story In required to comply with all 4P 1ti,ti are available at ot. ft said the Army continued to humans. properly granted by the Public' pficabl. local, state and federa Monday's paper that thfot'ina- use the bacterium despite the Ic. of the Purchasing Agent altar 12 Newsday said the Army re- Set1lce Commission when it January 1977. regulations, tion released by the Army death because, according to'tm leased The Housing Authoi'Ety of the Cit awarded an interim rate hike to All bids shall be milled to the some information about ihowed the tests ended when a named sour of Sanford. Florida reserves Board of Trvsteei of the Seminole right ces, It was believed the tests following a dory'in the FP&L In lVlS. to reject any or all bidS or 7 oact,erjum, Serratla marces- to be harudess and was easily newspaper County 'Public Hospital. 1101 East Th e court held that the corn. First last month on U'. waive any informalili,, In tnt Street, Sanford, Florida cens, was released In the New traceable, San Francisco Incident and mission had improperly includ. All bids shalt be postmarkedWit, bidding, York City subway system. No bid shall be withdrawn tOr NO Quoting unnamed sources death. ' ed losses In fuel adjustment later than the 24th day of January In addition to the New York and do iment,s, the flewsppei' of 30 days Subsequent to tri o 1977. and shall be received on or The Information released by costs Into the rate base of opening of bids without the cons'. 'be(ore the 4th day test, the Lông Island newspa per said that following the 1952 Febiga,y 1977. giant utility, the date's Largest Consideration ofof such the Housing Authority of the C, the Army came from a bids will said, the San ford, Florida take Place at thq meeting of the Army confirmed at Ft. McClellan, the number of cret report on biological war- electriC firm The Housing Authority slznuJ4ed attack., In Key West pneumonia cam more than fare prepared in Board of Trust.,, in Seminole ' The court. order directed the to tri.i of he City of Sanford, and Panama City, Fla., and San county Public Hospital (Seminois doubled in the surrounding top military officers, Newsday PSC 10 refund such fuel costs M*ttioqial HospItal) 1111:20 Florida 0, Clock Francisco and at PInt Mugu county, It aii there'also Thomas Wilson A.M. on the SiN day of Joseph which were imposed.on customFebruary and Port Hueneme, Calif.: Executive Director 'jpi' js pst.gjnj. deaths an Army spokesman, as saying ci' bills between Jan. 28 and 1971. PubliSh Nov 17, 21. Dec I. 5. IS. 33.. Publish' Dec 20. 21. 27, 1976 McCle ll an, Ala., and a Navy fa . — agencies arid degrees, equaling a record for the date. At 5 am. EST, it A leer of TALLAHASSEE ( AP) Virgil flawkins, barred 27 years ago because of his ce ivill be closed for business 1 (hi Christmas Friday, Dec. 24 , - Law School Entrance Delayed T he t — these insuran Heat To Protect Jasa said. INVITATIONTOBID Housing Authority of ti- c ' of Sanfond. Florida will recel,, for Replacement of Thirty Exterior Yard Light Fixtures ,' Lake Monroe Terrace. Low Housing Project FIa. 16 unti t P.M. E S . T. On the 291h da, c' December 1976, at the ministration Building, Brewer Court, Sanford, Florid,, ,,' which time and place all bid., * I Publicly opened and read alma The work COnSiStS of remo, thirty ()01 emitting yard li's lflClvdiflg concrete basis, posts globes and replacing Ilnil A thirty (30) now fixtures flClud concrete basis, anchor bolts. p(4'1 globes and Connections to IiSt 'O electrical services New lixturyt shall conform to the following Replace thirty (.301 *misting c1" lights and foundations with ' A Sterner GSC tO foot black post w'th 34" Poly carbona te globe Unit to 01 120 volt, 100 watt mercury vapr fixture With IOU watt deluxe limp Mount on II" Square by 36" deep CCflUIt• base Ilvh with i grade. Connect new fixtures 'o existing wiring. wo Second Class Poitiqe i '. _ TALLAHASSEE AP In observance of the holiday Season, Growers Us the insurgents seeking House reforms says the dissidents probably won't get enough votes to call a special session if House leaders exert pressure to prevent it. Minority Leader Bill James, R-Delray Reach, said one committee chairman has already attempted to dissuade it member from signing petitions that could 1-ad to a special session. e ssas all in The Sunday Herald. Assad agreed in talks here Sunday and Monday to make anoth er attempt at a political MOSCOW (AP) EAr '. " •' , roaming again this week - and will tell To Try Political Union CAIRO (AP) - Two months ago Egypt and Syria weren't speaking. Now they're engaged again. Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy announced Tuesday th at President Anwar Sadat of Egypt and Syrian President Hafez ' — Special Session Doubtful County. Florida Residential Unit No. is of sr. a condominium, Section Two, an • reptat 01 Part of Tract a. Highlands Section Two, record,,, Plat Book I?. Page 0, t'r Records of Seminole Coun , Florida. containing i 53 acres, or less, lying in Seminoe Cci,'', Florida , has been fled aun -' LEONARD .1 URBAN .,. DOROTHY URBAN, you are 'qurei to ser ve a cop Yo ur wri tten d&,fl%es. it an, to' Warren E. Williams. of Warren I. Williams, PA. Attorney '' Plainliff, wbos address is P 0 t . 1621. 2)Q N New York Ave, Winter Park, Florida 321, and I. the original with tP' Clerk of above styled Court on or before 10th day of January 1911, other I% a Judgment may be enter ed aga.ni you for the relief demanded in IPW complaint or petition, WITNESS my hand and se al 01 -'.our, On th InC 61h da, Of December, 1976 ISEALJ Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court By Jean E Wilke Deputy 'Clerk Publish. Dec. I. IS, 22, 29, l' DEG 30 / 1_1~ 0* x i I operations. the following Property in st", , , .. pruning , ______ C turned over to the state attomey's office for • __ NOTICE OF ACTION New York NY ion YOU ARE HEREBY 'i:)T.i lhatanAcliontoF oreciose a . ________________ Circuit Judge Ben Willis issued the order 'i'uesdav after Insurance Commissioner Bill (;Llilter claimed that the George Washington Life Insurance Co. was bankrupt, with liabilities exceeding assets of $2.4 million. Willis granted (;unter's motion to temporarily halt the company ' s Florida and Dorothy Urban SIt 591h Str ee t possible prosecution. Geneva Break-In Sheriff's deputies today were investigating a Geneva burglary in w hi ch shears appatently were used to cut a door hasp. Deputy Donald McCo-mick said a television, clock radio and four packages of frozen chicken, total value $275, were reported missing from the residence of Laura King, on lake Geneva Dr., following the break-in. ' StereoTaken In south Seminole, Brenda Joy Johnson reported to deputies that $150 in stereo equipment was taken when burlgars broke a win dow to enter her residence at Stratford Square Apartments. • Winch, Battery Stolen Deputies said a $180 power winch from a boat trailer and a $40 battery from a truck were reported missing after thieve's scaled a fenced enclosure-at All America Marine, 1199 W. SR-436, ' ,uamone prmgs. • company to halt further sales in Florida. •5,$ j I._e _ . ('hunt) and city building regulations are almost Identical. The whole picture Is compounded by frustration — frustration by both governmental bodies with state law that does not ilearly define IA here the authority and responsibility lies toward riiunty construction within a municipality. Knowles and Williams agree a solution would be for the Florida ligislature to amend state law to either say that the county government is exempt from city building regulations or to ay that it is not. In any event, Williams said the county Jail addition construction cannot wait while the legislature makes a determination. According to Knowles, the problem was "forcefully brought to our attention," when the City of Sanford was named along with the County of Seminole in the multimillion dollars worth of lawsuits over the county jail fire and the resulting deaths. "Ever)lime a suit has been filed against the county in the jail fire, the city also was named a defendant," Knowles said. "1 fee l that sooner or later the city can be dismissed as a I in the suits, but the city is having to spend money defending Itself," the manager said. "And the only ones getting nih are the attorneys." e When a request was made to the city to exempt the count' from paving building permit fees for the jail additional construction, the city questioned why permit should be issued when the county v,ill ignore city regulations on planning and'zoning requirements, parking, building, mechanical and plumbing inspections. "The count)' got a building permit to build the courthouse, thin isitived in without a final inspection or certificate of occupancy Knowles said. The state law clearly exempts school-system construction from cits regulations, but is silent on county commission construction There is really nothing for the city to hang is hat on and yet a By The Associated Press 'lireca,ster Ed hlanken of the person can tutu the issue aro I nd and say the city is accountabl.' leinperatures (lipped into the National Weather Service in for the counts jail fire. Both ways, it's a complicated legal 20s and 30s in many areas of Miami said the unusual weath- problem. Florida this morning, prompt. er resulted from a cold front 'The county wants a building permit for the jail addition, but ing residents to dig out their moving down the Mississippi doesn't want to pay the cost. The city is being held accountable, overcoats and some citrus Valley. "It is an unusually yet the county Is not bothering %ifith the city regulations, So, why growers to light heaters to pro- strong front, with very told issue the permit at all and then there will be no cost," Knowles Let their crops. temperatures behind it and on- said. 1 allaha.ssee reported a low of usually strong wind.s," he said. "When it is time for the county III connect the jail addition to the 20 Crops From Cold TALLAHASSEE (AP ) A ci i'c nit judge has ordered a West Virginia insurance TO Leonard .1 Urban '•---- , ________ Syrians, Egyptians Agree - . the authority to enter into such reciprocal agreements. So their proposal that the Cabinet approve the agreement with six states was shelved until the department can get such authority from the legislature. Firm Must Halt Sales LIEN FORECLOSURE • r Sanford police . - -.-.. ft I1WC PUOW) broadcast an alert. A police spokesman said since the thefts were petty larcenies information in the cases will be . iS - Soviets . Sneak Thefts Probed Sanford police detectives reported that four suspects In sneak thefts from two service stations were detained and questioned before release Tuesday. . Police classified thefts from cash registers at 11.8. Owens 66 Station, across from police headquarters at French Avenue and Ninth Street, and Johnny's Standard Service, Airport Blvd. and U.S. 17-92, as petty larcenies because less than $100 was taken in each instance by men while other persons in a white over red auto kept station attendants busy checking for alleged problems with the vehicle. ' . Investigators said $70 was taken at the Standard station just after noon and minutes later the theft at Owens' station occurred. Patrolman R.T. Nance said 'Owens' personnel heard the cash register open and managed to wrestle all but $5 f rom a man who ran to a red and . 11 Publish: Dec 1,15.229.197A DEG 76 suspects . were not obtained by the senior citiuns. neighbors following the fire. AssaultCharged Sanford police jailed 66-year-old Leroy Young, of 1000 W. 13th SL, on an aggravated assault charge Tuesday night after Lee Gatlin, 63, of 1516 Southwest Rd. was cut on the hack. Bond for Young was set at $5,000, according to county jail records. Patrolman Mike Ansley reported that the In- ' ciden,t occurred while Gatlin was sitting inside the Westside Steak House on W. 13th St. SuspectReturned Sheriff's deputies :iave returned a Sanford man from New Jersey to face trial in. circuit court on a felony check charge. Wesley Garmony, 26, of 110 Bethune Circle, was arrested on a circuit court warrant charging the obtaining of property by worthless check. Bond was se t at $5,. Woman Arrested Glo ria D. Williams, 25, of 1120 Flori da Ave., , Execution. John E. Polk, Sheriff Somirvole County, Florida The were detained by Altamonte Springs police and sheriff's deputies on SR-434 persons .. bR'1'' I SStilfy the terms of said Writ Lo IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 71-lSI4.CA.oe•c SHEOAH HIGHLANDS T',O ' a Florida Corporation. P Ia mt if I vs LEONARD .1. Utfl;.'i •: DOROTHY URBAN. hs Ale Administration and state welfare department. investigators said checks were allegedly obtained from elderly by a woman for services that and Donald Brockway, 28 are staying with and MotorVehicles officials told the Cabinet on Tuesday that they have learned they lack leins, at the Front (West) Dor c4 the Seminole County Cojrth Sanford, Florida, the abo v e described personal property That said sale is being made t — Meals on Wheels program, the Social Security WORLD IL I II 'IN unty A preliminary hearing is scheduled ' icr " issiSS WilliamsThursday b y Court Judge Wallace Hall accordingtoashe eriff's department d spokesman The spokesman said the- ar1 was mauein -connection WUfl an investi gation into reports of a woman posing as a representative of SEEDCO's units report states. added at co expense. But Rehitbilitative Services (}1fl5) commissioners refused to should k eep an eye on WIC. consider the $6,Soo request now. - Ks-li Nash arrest ------ existing December, A.D 1976, otter for sa and sell to the hghesl bidder, tc CASh. subiect to any and all exlstIc Sanford, was in county jail today in lieu of $10,000 bond, following her Tuesday by sheriff's detectives on two felony charges of uttering forged A midnight fire destroyed a Sanford area residence but seven occupants of the house escaped the blaze wi thout in juries, sheriff's deputies reported. Deputy Fr ed Johnson said the f amily's pet dog perished in the flames that firemen said resulted ----------------from a oossible electrical tihnrt ciri'iiit --.. City and county contained the early TA LLA I IASSE E(AP) — it turns out that Florida won't he able to join an interstate agreement providing for punishment of drivers from one state who violate another state's traffic laws. Sheepish Department of Highway Safety Chevrolet, Title Nc IH 5 7H 11547797 Silver with black top • LLOYD Pact Proposal Shelved ' and the undersigned as Sheri ,4 Seminole county, Florida, wilTe 11. 00 A.M. on the 30th day i Escape As Fire Razes H ome * • The group recommended to the legislators "should the delegation find that the study and conclusions of this committee are substantially well founded upon discovered facts" that It be prepared upon request or by vol untary action to advise those governmental agencies and interested parties to prepare r et rieval data and present • •---------ittodoehetwiivp,n --.. the county commission. ID No h The Seminole County Health said last week he felt the state happy Fogg family Tuesday evening as De rtment will ister the — which administers th Duane (center) received the Eagle Scout honor for u . loc OCal vv CitOi an d had.1 sought program to counties through Q loop , tO .,COUS Os A merica from ISIS father, to have the full-time nutritionist the Department of Health and Heral aff di "ff S t Writer organ ISm had suffocated the fish. follows : It was a ' lltx)ratorv here confirmed Tuesday that low to moderate concentrations of the red tide IliamS, said properly bein loca t ed In Sem inole County F lor more particularly described - scoutmaster Clarence Fogg, Mrs. Fogg (Edna, right) also Joined in the celebration, taxation, by its very nature, is a variable applied in different degrees and manner in different counties throughout Florida and thus is and will continue to be an internal county problem. It appears that within the arena the problem Is created, it must also be solved," the committee said. Members of the committee, signing the report, were: John Krider, former county commissioner and former executive director of the Seminole County and Sanford Chambers of Commerce; Bo Simpson, vice chairman, a realtor; Dick Cren. shaw, former Longwood councilman; JoAnn Henningsen, Tony Russi, John Evans Jr., attorney William Fernandez, J. Bruce Thorne and Sa nf ord ind ustria list, Don Ra th 1 ' - AID Water samples flown to the State Marine vi Vastle H Wllllams..Defan, WtilCh aforesaid Writ of Execut,r was delivered to me as She t Seminole County, Florida, and have levied upon the fOiiw described properly owned by Lou in , divisions and makeup, within divisions, thile structure of departments within the policy of the different counties, plus the divergent extent of population lead to the conclusion that double unincorporated areas. r litled, Aetna Finance compAr, Plaintiff, Louis P4Wilflarn 1r - otervations: • 41 1. Specific and concrete evidence must be prepared and presented to establish the areas def ined as double taxed. "The guidelines established by the courts that acted upon this matter must be followed in arriving at the dollar amount. The Included within the report was a Florida Supreme Court decision which reversed a Broward County Circuit Court decision. The Florida high court said, to the report, that other funds, in addition to property tax money, had to be included to ' determine the amounts spent on pro viding a substantial benefit to only the • The committee's conclusion was that in examining county budgets to determine wherein double taxation on city residentaLs involved, all monies generated or provided through whatever the' source must be considered. jucigment rendered in the afoeta cowl on the 4th day of DecemAD.1976.in that certain case e-- . ,.'.. stamp FAM IL Y wherein criteria has been established upon which to act." by virtue of that certain wr:yhot ,., • - consolidate the amounts to compare against discriminatory expended . "This committ ee from its study, woul d make the following according - ' . .,.. street necessarily — Execution Issued out of and un0t, eaIof the County Court i -, . -. •,, / , exists zoning, 'I S 1. ST. PETERSBURG (AP) A patch of red tide that bloomed off the Central Gulf Coast this fall and drifted slowly southward is being blamed for a fish kill northeast of the Lower Keys. State Marine officials say thousands of dead fish were spotted floating about 20 miles north of Stanley Key on Sunday. NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN ; Wednesday, Dec. 22,1976--3A city's utility system, they may have one hell of a problem. The city will not be drawn in and snookered again," the manager said. If we could only sit down for a three-way discussion among the city, the county and the legislators, perhaps the problem would be worked out," Knowles said. Williams said it is "sort of a standard position" asking for waiver of building-permit fees. "The school board makes the fetItIest quIte often and the county waives the fees. Sanford has waived fees several times at county request as well, he said. • 19; NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE •, ." - . Drifting Red Tide DEG 19 '-' By DONNA ESTFS • herald Staff Writer 1 he addition to the county jail is going to be built with or without a building permit from the City of Sanford, County Commission Chairman Dick Williams said this week, His remark was not made with malice toward the city, he in dicated, but is a statement of fact. Sanford CityManagerw,E Knowles has said that the city isli.it attempting to hold up construction of the jail addition. Rather, Sanford is being held accountable for the jail fire when it had no power to enforce its building regulations on the county. And Blamed For Fish Kill Publish Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. The City, County And Jail IN BRIEF ' '# report FLORIDA S. Gordon A. Locke Patricia W Locke , . , "\,t "Double taxation does exist in Seminole County," the corn mittee named b the Seminole Legislative delegation to 'estigate the question, sau in its final report approved Tuesday night. The nine member group agreed to formally submit its to the legislators at their January meeting. city The ad-hoc committee said double taxation for residents in the following county departments: building, pI anning and environmental subdivision maintenance, traffic engineering, road resurfacing and grading, arthropodsolldwastecontrol,pub1jcwork, retuseanddisposaland the sheriff's department. "The committee does not have the expertise nor the means to pursue the absolute dollar value of those overlapping units," the report said, noting it would become the responsibility of the separate municipalities to bottom-line th e doliffi. figure and - .i;. :e"S' :fr''- ByDONNAESTES HeraldStalf Writer \ - - part in a $100,000 federal ofticialswill beabletohireonlY .. ____ .program approved Tuesday by a part-time nutritionist to work rf the county commission to on the project , and professional supply supplemental food for services will be available Only 1 \_D' pregnant women, infants and to WIC "clients." children under the age of five. To qualify for the program, &'' But commissioners turned pregnant and 11 women down a $6,500 request for county youngsters must be r es idents of .)ect / ,1's 0 III. money to equip the program Seminole County, pa tients of with a full-time food expert who the Health Clinic and must : could offer professional advice meet a nutritional need. .,.$ ' to anyone who wanted it. The commission's action was The federally funded delayed from last week because . ', -i'-i' .. program, called Women, Chairman Richard Williams Illf, .. • infants and Children IWIC), is said then he thought the $6,500 .w -. to begin Jan. 1. It is in county money was necessary %4• designed much like the federal be fore the WIC progr am co ul d food program and is be launched. aimed at helping expectant Panelists expressed an in, mo th ers and youngsters up to terest Tuesday having the -; 'I. , five yea rs old obta in high- program monitored to guard •. . protein food supplements for against possible abuses. t e ir diets. Comznissioner John Ktmbrough _____ - FICTITIOUS NAME W ns a Taxes Analysis Notice l hereby given that engaged in bvin•ij at Hwy 136 an Academy Drive, Seminole Coun, Florida under the uictitlous name FOREST CITY SPORTS CENTER, i and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk 04 the Clrcu, Court, Seminole County, Florida Without the additional county accordance with the provisions 00 Some 800 Seminole County Name Statutes, TO residents will be eligible to Lake funding, health department the Fictitious Section B6S Florida Statutes _ - Program Not ice' ii 85 NO lu'-115 c','n 'ech Computer t'ypC rea dout digital alarm clock 1.50 2.39 3,35 JCPenney The Christmas Place: SANFORD PLAZA Open I am ID tIp m Monday itiru Th III rs4jy Open lam 10 99 in. Christmas Lv, Catalog center Pti 37)1920 Stat. Ph 373.131 WINTER PARK MALL Open Ia in to 10 p.m Monday ttlnu Thursday Open I a in t $p m Christmas Ewe Catalog Center Ph 644$$41 Store Ph. 547 4133 �Evening Herald \ Flil:\tll .\VF: . SNFH{i. i ~% xrva t s'lt 05)22-'1 1 or a 11 .(I'vi Evenina Herald, Sanford, Fl, 1-1-,.I "Wien ililit for you ii, the goid take you. And whole, beautiful life after that." ihe word.s of Frank Battle of Sanford. "They think I've killed live people. I didn't do It. I'm scared." The words of Robert Wilkinson of Philadelphia. To different commentaries. Two different reactions ttw exigencies of life. But both spotlighting for all of u.s the tenuo us and un dictable nature of life and death. And both from men for whom life has taken a it 's to ''''i' it been his inahilit to find anyone to 1urtum' nun a hearing aid so that he can enter his 107th year on Jan. 10, 1977, with a little more understanding, dliity and clarity. For Wilkinson it has been his inability to get anyone to hear him when he was declaring from his October 1975 arrest on: "I didn't do it. ....Until, that s. last Thursda' when he was freed thanks to new and clarifying testimony. For Battle the future must be a day-to-day proposition. His philosophy of and approach to life - -. snuwu stand nun in 00d stead in his remaining 'inie. For Wilkinson the future depends on how he can ;mdjusl to life a.s tries to get it all together in the outside world, A nd one wonder, when pondering \ilkinson's dilemma, if there ever was a better argument against capital punishment than hi lArd will it 's a Around Wednesday, December 22, 1916-.-4A w\VNE: 1). I)Oyl.F:. lutjIjshcr NOHMN If OSIIRIN, F.di'or .TUSEI'l! I), tN HltWKI}:. Advertising Director 9 - to tck. .0 crit,.. Moth, $240; 6 Months. $I-I 2'i. tO lh \la,I In HtruLt saint' ,i home deliver A mail 'Inth \tnth. %i6 2O: 12 Months, $12 40 I cIii t't 'itnesscs pre ll Tior -. . ~_- ... Carter Fac es A Rough Path ......1. tIlIIflhIl' twist ........ ._.i, F o r Battle, the uniqueness is his longevity - he is in conhmn vin orating his 106th birthday .innlversar. For Wilkinson, the uniqueness is his suffering of the past 439 days, since he was arrested and subsequently convicted of firebombing in which five I'rson.s re killed. the brink of The Clock k RM (0111IN he must what President-elect Jimmy Carter's appointment of Michael Blumenthal as secretary of the Treasury and Rep. Brock Adams as Transportation secretary is politically and pragmatically sound. The appointments won't induce colic in the stock market, but we have a hunch that the appointment honeymoon is about over. Mr. Blumenthal is an American as apple pie. to him. So to Frank Battle a wish for continued life and clear thought. in Robert Wilkinson a wish for a chance to recover from the injustice he has been dealt. The stories of both these men - which appeared on the Front page of Monday's Evening Herald should give of us pause during this season. should sho ul d take stock blessings. We should think more a bo ut the sanctity and meaning of life and figure out how better to and cope with It. And we should think about and appreciate sonic of the trials, tribulations and be tolerated by our fellows. And, having done all that, we sho ul d sit back and enjoy the season, looking forward to an even more rewarding and contented new year. almost ly Needs Reform I - ." ~14 I 11 : '! WASHINGTON NEAt - lie's a idealist of proven ability. lie first ran for Congress two years ago because of his concern that the Sc-nate and house had fallen into And because he that, In his al l way, he ought to do what he co ul d. In Novem be r he won again by a landslide. Today I find him despondent. He's more convinced than ever that Congress is in a bad - lacking respect, in need of reform. He has asked to be relieved of a assignment in an area he believes tremendously What that committ ee decides is routin ely turned over to an oth er committee, which then begins again on the problem point? There's such a jumble of co nflicting jurisdi ctions on the Hill whether in energy. welfare, health, or what have you that it's impossible to get workable bill.s through. What conic out of the pipeline in too many cases are To Sink Leaking Tanker oil spills. Officials, meanwhile watched helplessly the progress of the spreading oil slick amid a report that some of the 5.7 million gallons (lumped into the Atlantic had reached northeastward to the Georges Hank commercial fishing grounds. Massachusetts waited for word from officials in Washington D.C., on the state's request for federal aid for businessmen whose livelihoods might be damaged by the Moving . . : , / - "I. So3 / - •. ., - . . . .: ' believed . .. - - " e. I .,, V~ r. ,. : ' , way ______ 1; I important. from ________ J.,r ,r :, .;_'. ity California sociolog ____ _______ -_" :• .'v; _____ _______ _________ - -' '1 -. ___________ _______ - ____________________ II __________ . - parish 2 Famous Gifts Lose Value NEW YORK AP - Gold, frankincense and myrrh, the precious gifts of the Magi to the infant Jesus, would draw mixed reviews as presents this Christmas. Gold has retained some of its glitter through the ages. A volatile commodity reacting to market forces, gold now is selling for about 133 an ounce, down from $200 an Ounce two - mobility or a decrease, they report in the social science magazine New Society. Although about 40 to 60 per cent of an average it, American town's population leaves every 10 correct. years, this has remained roughly lb.' Rivalries between conflicting committee and for more than 150 years. What has changed subcommittee chiefs add. to the burden. is the type of person who has been moving. Then there are bribes. And the cozy Previously, movers were most often poorer relationships between congressmen and special JOHN CUNNIFF people who were "pushed" their homes by interests. Take the Korean scandal - the lavish economic failure, social unrest and other difgifts and entertainment to Influential liculties. congressmen. It is merely a sensational example of what's all too common. Today, however, movers are more likely to be v wealthier people who have been "pulled" from There's the misuse of congressional funds and their homes by opportunities for economic ad. private office accounts available to senators, NEW YORK tAP, The possible e xt ension of Inse representatAves and, indirectly, to their staffs. underwriters, health-car e providers, vancement, better housing and more And don't forget the conflicts of interest privacy legislation to - include the business schools, personnel agencies and the like. typified by the case of congressman with major sector, at a possible cost of many of Already harassed by provisions of ' the Dramatic accounts of the problems of banking investments who votes on banking m illions of dollars, will be a vital and painful Occupational Health and Safely Act, many 'nomadic" executives and their families have issue for businessmen in 1977. legis lation w hich benefits him personally.businesses can be expected to react strongly to misl ed us, say these researchers. For th e most Put all the above in a basket and the lop If enacted, privacy laws would require in- proposed legislation, part, moving does not have ill effects. Instead, it 4 priority of this incoming Congress should be dustry to maint ai n reco r ds of in dividuals in such Industry, both large and small, in creas in gly is usually a positive, freely chosen change in clear. a way that they could be easily retrieved and has insisted that it is being submerged in a sea of people's lives. porary palliatives worsens the long-range outlook. . hodgepodge, self -contradicting laws which may -Intensify the proble ms they were intended to And our national experience in recent years has exhibited that political solutions to economic Problems eventually create even larger po litical and economic problems. We wish Mr. Carter and his advisers luck and believe that he will need a good measure of it to . _____ But frankincense and myrrh, among the oldest known aromatic substances, have fallen greatly in value since biblical days and w o w cost less per pound than superrrp.rket coffee. r figure _______________________________________________________________ same Pr i likely encounter more spirited dialogue as he proceeds. For one thing, with a few exceptions such as defense and intelligence, most of the high level positions that require a depth of experience and expertness soon will be filled. For another, Mr. Carter has raised high expectations among minority groups, Democrats, organized labor and acy L - pleasant others. He insists that he has made no promises and owes nothing to anybody. Nevertheless, the It's not new laws we need. But reform on the Possibly challenged political process itself creates obligations, whether specific commitments are made or not. In his future appointments, Mr. Carter will have to consider the IOUs on his desk whether he realizes it or not. Thus, the mosaic of the coming appointment.s will tell Americans a great deal more about Mr. Carter's political acumen than the first four have. So far he has walked on familiar paths in lull. by the individuals involved. At present, only government agencies are There's a widespread view among those who covered by the Privacy Act of 1974, which perbelieve the sprawling executive bureaucracy mits Individuals the right of to records in needs an overhaul that this is impossible, or if more than 8,OtX) systems. achieved, would be unworkable unless there's a However, that same act provided for comparable reform of the maze that passes for establishment of the Privacy Protection Study organization in the Congress. The average - Commission, charged with determining if the representative has five to six committee and law' s provisions should be extended to state and subcommittee roles, the average Senator 18 to local gornments and to the private sector. Since the commission is scheduled to submit be accountable to up to 90 or so committees, i ts report to the president and Congress no later subcommittees and special investigative OUPS. than ne xt June, it ho pes to receive comments My friend may be wrong. I hope he is. But he - sees few signs that any significant group in - from industry by January, which means some Co n gr ess is interested in reform except in companies will have a headache right from the beginning of the year. public speeches and press releases. Coopers & Lbrand, the public auditing, firm, He finds reform apathy prevalen t even has told clients the extension of privacy laws among t he large class of eager men and women "could have a stunning effect on many cornfirst elected two years ago as an afterm ath of panies, and would have some effect on nearly all Watergate. He finds it true among Democra ts businesses and their in formation systems,..." and Republicans. Though the Republicans talk I access into uncharted areas in which the success or failure of his efforts to pioneer in the federal wilderness may well be mapped. - - The battered British pound isn't worth much on the money exchanges these days. 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WASHINGTON Secret papers found in lead to the assassins. Emlilo Brito, a Chilean exile leader Orlando Letelier's attache' Communist Central Committee must nave come from the exiled political parts, They found some unexpected clues that were functionary. According case after his assassination show he had been even more fascinating. The briefcase contained to our intelligence not from the Cuban govenuri, sources, Brito is affiliated with collecting a mysterious $1,000 a month through a papers so sensitive that Letelier probably the Cuban We reached Tail Allende In Havana by planning group that directs "Havana connection, the subversion of telephone, but she declined to reveal the souri.e carried them to prevent their theft by CIA Puerto Ri co and th e United States. The papers also reveal that Leteller's office housebreakers. We have now seen some of the payments, Her letter to Letelier, she ___________________________ of these said, The letter thanks Brito for some scholarly had been in close contact , perhaps innocently, hush-hush papers, was "personal," and she couldn't understand mate al "r ri eceived from the hands of Julian - with a lop Cuban intelligence agent named why It would - be made public "unless It was to e They show that Letelier received $1,000 a Itizo." The Writer promises BERRY'S WORLD Julian Torres 111w. to send other hurt" Latelier's cause. month through a "Havana connection." His through "la Milon," meaning the Cuban The respected Letelier, a former Chilean contact was none other than Despite our efforts to Persuade her to clear up mission at the United Nations. Beatrice "Tati" foretgn minister, was blown to oblivion on the mystery, she finally said: "I can't cornAllende, daughter of Salvador Allende, the Officially, Rim was listed as the first Inent." September 21 as he was driving down Chilean president who was slain In 1973 by a secretary of the Cuban mission. But as early as \ Washington's tranquil, tree-shaded Emby Footnote: Letelier had planned to visit Cuba on military junta. Tall now lives in Ha vana with March 1, 1976, we identified him as Row. Accompanying him in his blue Chevrolet a spy in September 21. In the attache' case was also a diplomatic disguise. "His mission at the United letter . were two passengers, Mike Moffit and his wife, her husband, who is a Cuban official, he had written to his old friend, Cuban SO/Nations," we wrote, "is to develop a May l, letter to Letelier, the notified contacts Foreign Minister Haul Ho., Ronni. The bomb blast also killed RcEnl, but himInthat he 8, will introducing a Dutch with radicals in this country." Mike miraculously survived. $5,000 as an advance sympathizer. "para apoyeztu trabajo" WehaveomlUedthenneOfLeteUer your .syo He tele.'honed us afterward in anguish and work." This was to be followed to bysupport the CANCER THREAT: The Envirnomental monthly pleaded with us to investigate the assas colleague, because he has received an Protection Agency has discovered potent, assassination threat. But we questione sination. $1,000 payments. The money would come, she d him for cancer-causing chemicals being pumped into a Our findings Chile's said, from the Chilean Socialist party in exile, dreadpreliminary secret police, knownIndicated as DINA,that probably an hour. The young man contended persuasively river at the Eli Lilly pesticide plant In that he was totally unaware of the Indiana. had been behind the bombing. Now our in The disbursement had been approved, she exin te lligence The dangero us chemicals, known as roles of Brito and Rim. plalned, by the party's leader, Carlos turned up some unexp nitroumines, are conside r ed unsafe for human Leteller, at the t im e of his death, was ected Altamierano, who Is repo rted be living In exile dev.lopments. alconsumption. "Al] three of the nitrosarnines (hated with the Instit ut e for Pulley in East Berlin. Studies. The fo und your d In ischarges have been sho wn to be The blast that killed Letelier, we have learThe Chilean Socialist Party has offices in Institute's director, Marcns Baskin, said he had powerful carcinogens (cancer causers)", the ned, revealed t no knowledge of Leteiler's secret payments. he had been leading a strange East Berlin, Havana and Rome. Intelligence EPA wrote Lilly. double e. The evidence was he did for his lean concerns was locked In a Sam. sources contend that money couldn't have been Yet, Inctidibly, the agency is allowing sonite attache' case, which investigators l ransniltted _ Lilly to 0) to Letelier without the Cuban totally Outside his Instilule work," Raskin told keep discharging th vaged from the wreckage. e chemicals us. "As a fe In ll ow to at the river. the Institute he was a government's approval. __ total "There Is a problem," an EPA succens — spokesman who performed The briefcase was returned to the murdered with brilliance and conceded. "But the Another letter in Letelier's briefcase was skill." level of discharge is man'i family. But first, intelligence agents written on Sept. 14, 1976, by one . MERRY CHRISTMAS not an lrnm1n of his young er. ah. Sorry!" hazard to human health." Leteller's widow, Isabel, told t she was copied the contents for possible clues - that might colleagues. it tells of a meeting in Havana with A I.IlIy spoke sman agreed that there is n aware of pa)lnents, but .sjseculatetj that they danar - PAINI Organized crime may be making larger profits from such "victimless crimes" as prostitution, gambling and pornography because of moves to decrimi ecri mma na lhit' i ze the offenses, a federally funded study quarters. Dead Exile.Had Cuban Connect set about seeking pledges family, friends and business associates. All told, more than 1,000 participants in the Lose-A-Thon dropped a total of 40,423 pounds, which was translated into a check for $60,000 recently presented to Care to be used to aid starving children in countries served by the international relief agency. This Is one case where everybody gained by losing. LATE Ezernpon WASHINGTON (All) j4 j 1. . Crime Report Urges Caution - 4 ROLL "T. Li 6x9. . . 7.50 9x12. .11.99 married requirements, and that new legislation would be people who should and would move but cannot a tidal wave atop all this. forezample, unemployed people in economicall y The legislation that would extend the privacy depressed communities, elderly homeowners in requirements to business l.s the Koch-Goldwater deteriorating neighborhoods or overgrow n Bill, introduced by Rep. Edward Koch (0-N.Y.), families in cramped and Rep. Barry M. Goldwater, Jr. fl-Calif j. it is intentionally given the ominous number 1984. JohnF. Kennedy said that failure Ls sill In fact, Goldwater has stated he hopes the bill orphan, but success has a thousand fathers. won't be enacted. We recall any presidential election 'won't," he has said, "if in fact in dustry which elici ted more expressions of pate rn al and the private sector capture the spirit of the pride than the one just past. prin ciples of privacy and begin reviewin g their For instance, the National Education practices and implementing those principles." Association te lls us that the victory of Jlmni The bill, th erefore, may be more a threat than Carter is pr oof that "teacher power" is now a a probability at the moment, a reminder that political factor to be reckoned with. Th .business should get i ts files in order so as to had endorsedth e Carter-fonthiprotect the rights of individuals. But the [in- ticket, the such endorsement in its histor', q mense costs involved are likely to retard On the other hand, any number of corn. progress in that direction. mentators ha ve pointed out wi th q uite cornThe thtxce of Management and Budg et pelting statics that Ca rt er carried the estimates the initial costs of federal compliance South, and hence the nation, by virtue of the with the Privacy Act of 1974 at $100 million, and a overwhelming percentage of blacks who voted continuing annual cost of more than .M million, for him. The Southern white was mu& h, It might cost industry much closer. ELSIE ½ GALLON - LINOLEUM RUGS , In worse straits than movers, they say, arc PRETTY - - SOFT N' a SANTA MONICA, Calif. AP - Conrad Hilton, the 87-year-old hotel magnate, has taken out a marriage license with a long'time friend, United Airlines saleswoman Mary France's Kelly, according to officials at Santa Monica Superior Court. The marriage would be the first for Miss Kelly, 61 and the third for I lilton, who once was to Zsa Zsa Gabor, scores pounds, that is, that most of us carry around in excess supply. That was the record amount John Williams of Rochester, N.Y. raised for each pound he lostin a project called the Lose-A-Thon for Care. - The project began last February when members of the Diet Workshop, a chain of weight control classes were weighed in BRANDS t, 1 ICE CREAM REGULAR SIZE me. Conrad Hilton To Marry Pendin g DIAL SOAP ALL POPULAR from achieve his aspirations, Mr. Carter is expected to complete naming members of his Cabinet before Christmas. He 'u11 ~ TtIJL re- years ago. , . — 14~~"" BORDEN CIG ARETTES . ts Claude registers UMIT UUA start - . suggest ____ - , it used Unive z: '.,A'.'4, _____________________________________ l.; __________ it .' :,i, - scratch. So what 's the that the rootlessness of people in modern society Is to blame for much of today's unrest and ills. The American population is not moving more than to. In fact It could probably solve many of Its problems if It were more willing to accept moving as a solution, argue rs of is Fischcr and Ann Stueve. reviewing many studies and reports on moving patterns, they It is only a historical my th that most of our ancestors lived and died in a single place, amid relations and neighbors. Research into records, tax and census data in di cates that the trend - if jr there Is any long-term trend over the last two centuries has either been no increase in After - 1 - any ' .' ' .,.J- Health, Education and Welfare so he can fly to the Chicago funeral of Mayor Richard Daley. Carter Tuesday named Harold Brown , secretary of defense; Ray Marshall, secretary of Labor; and Patricia Robert Harris, a black, secretary of Department of Housing and Urban Development social ' ''"4"t%.r0 ___ - have about This Is the notion _______ _____ 4 7'>i.. President-elect Jimmy Carter is postponing until Thursday his final Cabinet appointment - ' ''i committee . . Americans PLAINS, Ga. AP— themselveshassuccurnbcdtoscfentlflcscru(thy. . _______ _____ -. .,14_ Another idea that , _________ _____ Constant 1.1 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A with a Luger-type automatic disgruntled airline mechanic handgun, had continued to issue surrendered today after taking demands over the craft's radio and com• and to intimidate his captives. mandeering a D28 jetliner al- His key demand was for anothmost 15 hours before, authorci' jet anti a flight crew to pilot it itles said, to an unknown destination Palm J. Ilinnant, 37, was qui- somewhere eastward. etly removed from the plane Officials did grant one of his shortly after 6:30 bringing demands, that a ground power to an end the tense drama that unit be hooked up to the plane's began Tuesday afternoon, engines. Such a unit could be One of the hostages, Richard used to the engines of the Funk, rushed to Peninsula freshly fueled plane, or It could Hospital. The 38-year-old United Airlines shop manager supply some heat in the chilly earlier told authorities over the m orning air, and Ilinnant's muairpl an e radio that Hinnant had li ve was not clear. One of the captives, Richard slashed him several times after forcing the two hostages to fFun k, said he had been cut twice when the gunman's sevboard the empty airliner. eral deadlines were not met. It The other hostage, United Airlines mechanic Jerry was not known how seriously I)usen be rr), 42, was released the hostage was injured, alunharmed by Hinnant about an though Hinnant told officials hour earlier after two of the hi- that Funk needed medical at. jacker's friends boarded the aircraft. "Please give us some kind of "Everybody's coming off and help, any kind of help," Funk we got the gun," Lincoln Jones, pleaded while officials disone of Hinnant's friends, told cussed the demand for the authorities shortly before the ground unit. disturbed hijacker surrenHis fellow captive, mechanic dered. Jerry Dusenberry, then took Hinnant was taken into custo- the microphone to add: "Get dy by Charles Rates, FBI agent the damn thine - nrtd out out in cnarge. Jones and his other here. You' re going to get this friend, Clar en ce Hamlet, also left the plane and police man cut up worse and worse, without being specific, Ibmswarmed a bo ard to check it. "Where will we be going from mmml indicated at one point that he was displeased by United. here?" Ilinnant asked au- "There was a time I was quite thorities as he left the plane. faithful to United. But not now, '- I'll be going to jail, right?" I'm sort of striking back at Published reports said Ilin- United Airlines in a way," he nani had been informed Tues- said. day before the hijacking began 'the drama began at 4:20 that his paid sick leave with p.m., PST, when Ilinnant, a dlUnited had run out. vorced father of two, forced his Shortly before he had leased Dusenberry, Hinnant de- captives aboard the empty air. dared: "It's too late for me craft at gunpoint, according to s, and began issuing now. I'm just trying to get away officials, series demands, including from what's bugging food, clothing, brajidv, and Authorities had unsuccessfulI )' tried I" persuade him to sin-- the flight crew. render, but Ilinnant, armed was Carter Flies To Funeral S ____ "____ ______ ________ _______ ' ' Patterns 4~~,_ - am., festive ~/ ~, 7$ i$ two persons hostage NANTUCKET, Mass, (AP) heavy winter seas today threatened Coast Guard efforts to sink the front half of a Liberian oil tanker that broke apart, Unleashing one of history's worst deprivations tha t. must _______ TA young disrepute. Heavy Seas Threaten Try spreading oil. 1~ Real - IN BRIEF count our We N O appreciate • I• I Bad intelligent, articulate, experienced in and out of government, and Establishment with a capital E. Like the previous appointment of Cyrus Vance as Defense secretary and banker Thomas Bertram Lance as director of the Office of Management and Budget, th ey are not likely to begin th eir new careers by rocking the boat, The boat, however, is sailing on a tempestuous sea. On the basis of the economic goals that Mr. Carter outlin ed during his recent press conference, th e sea is not likely to become more calm. Essentially, Mr. Ca rter confirmed that he plans to approach the problems of inflation and unemployment by offering "quick fixes" - federal spending programs that provide immediate jobs, followed, if necessary in his estimation, by tax cuts that are likely to be spent immediately. Th at might improve things for a while, but it is not a long-range solution for the economic problems that were outlined in part by Mr. Carter. As he noted, the federal budget already has a builtin deficit of $60 to $65 billion. Adding to it by tern- NATI holiday We _______ Capitol Hill the corporate ladder through brilljanc dedication and personal effort. He and Rep. Adams both are ' DON OAKLEY ..i .,. Skyjacker 40 Gives Up happened all RAY CROMLEY Ile is an immigrant who reached the top rungs of Win By Losing has Wednesday, Dec. 22,1976--SA FAMILY TREE HOUSE Featurutig Tree Tots ii-i, w'IP' dog and car Maij.c ji tree I compLtet' pertat - t AMUSEMENT PAW Mo-,ng rides, interchangeable parts and £eJturIfltJ Tree lots and ire's dog �6A-Evening Herald, Sanford. FL Wednesday. Doe. 17. 197A Have ' Away-Field ' Advantage? Do Steelers Ils The Associated I'rt'ss 1 he home field advantage in orts has been ,well publicized. But what about the "awayfield" advantage' That is what the Pittsburgh S!eelers think they have in Sun. iLiv 's American Football Con. fcrence playoff game against the Oakland Raiders. "There's nothing we like better than going against a team that's biting at the bit, with the crowd hollering obscene things at you," says Pittsburgh quar. t erback 1 trr Bra dshi w "Then you go down and score, win the football game and get out of there." Coach Chuck Noll agrees with Bradshaw. "Our team reacts to the crowd noise, whether it's for or against us," noted Noll. "That kind of thing excites our Football team. Our history shows it." The most recent example, of course, is Pittsburgh's 40-14 humiliation of the Baltimore Colts in last week's American Foot- ball ((inference playoff opener at Baltimore. The Steelers have won more than one National Football league game in intensely hostile territory en route to two straight Super Bowl titles. The Steelers could be exactly in their element, then, because the crowd in Oakland figures to be very hostile. The fans have been waiting impatiently for a Super Bowl participant ever since the world series of football began 11 years ago. The winner of Sunday's AFC title game will advance to Super Bowl XI at Pasadena, Calif., Jan. 9 against the survivor of Sunday's National Conference playoff game between the Minnesota Vikings and lAs Angeles Rams. The Steelers, with their offensive and defensive lines playing extremely well, are slight favorites over the Raiders - despite being riddled by injuries. First-string running backs Franco Harris and Rocky Bleier were hurt in the Haiti- inure game and both are listed as "questionable" for Sunday's game. Another Pittsburgh regular, kicker Roy Gerela, has it groin injury. The Raiders, who heat New England 24-21 last weekend, are in better shape physically and offer one of the most explosive passing games in the NFL behind quarterback Ken Stabler. The southpaw passer could come out throwing at the start to upset the Steelers' equilibrium. Unlike Pittsburgh, lis Ange- les and Minnesota are In relatively good shape for their game at Bloomington, Minn. The Rams have only two minor injuries after their 14-12 decision over Dallas last weekend. Minnesota, which beat Washington 35-20 last weekend in advancing to the NFC championship game, also has two players on the injured list, but both middle linebacker Jeff Siemon and quarterback Fran Tarkenton are expected to play. The Rams and Vikings have been the most successful teams For in the NFC for several years. Yet, neither has won a Super Bowl. In the last four years, the Rams have a 44-I1-I record while Minnesta is 45-10-I. The tie occurred when the two played a 10-10 game three months ago. The Vikings are unanimous in their agreement that the game will be a brutally physical battle, decided in the trenches. "It's a do-or-die situation," said Minnesota tackle Alan Page. 'If you don't do it, It's all over" By The Associated Press Finley Suit i It. puft , . 11 ,kmbft~' 10 loss to No. 20 Minnesota Tues- times the shots don't go in for day night. you. But it's not so much how The defeat, following Satur- you do on offense. It's letting day night's 78-74 loss to the other team score. That was yule, marked the first time our problem." since the 1966-67 season that In other college basketball Marquette lost two in a row at games, top-ranked Michigan home. At that time, the War- routed Central Michigan 104-63; No. 2 Notre Dame demolished Vermont 89-48; No. 3 San FranciscotriinrnedOral Roberts 8676; No. 9 Wake Forest romped over Fairleigh Dickinson 99-63, and No. 19 Tennessee tripped Xavier 97-73 In tournament play. No. 12 Nevada-Las Vegas blitzed Murray State 104-77 and Oklahoma ROME iAPt The Amen- stopped Bradley 90.70 in the can World Cup ski team left Rebel Roundup Tournament at Europe Wednesday, bringing Las Vegas, and Indiana whiphonie for Oizi.trnas their larg. ped Miami of Ohio 76-55 in the e-- ..--_ h2111 -. of Wr,rirl ., (4i,mninnhIn B'""' mn n( •h 111 ..... -'. ('i,n ,uua, a, UI LII',, ,, years. diana Classic at Bloomington, The American team, iniprov- End. ing steadily, has 104 points so Sparked by Mike Thompson, far and trails only Austria, who scored 23 points, Minnesota Switzerland and Italy, with opened a 24-point lead and such celebrated countries as withstood Marquette's late France. West errnafly and charge. The Warriors cut the Sweden trailing badly, deficit to 59-57 on a basket by Above all, however, the Jim Boylan. But a field goal and Americans have shown their two free throws by Osborne ability to threaten the leading Lockhart in the last 1:58 dinpositions of both the men's and died it for the Gophers. women's standings, with the Olympic gold medalist Phil depth and youth for future im- Hubbard scored a career-high provements. 26 points and collected 15 Phil Mahre, a 19-year-old sla- rebounds as Michigan blasted loin specialist from White Pass, Central Michigan. Wash,, was the No. I on the men's team. He was third in the World Cup with 40 points, trailing Olympic special slalom champion Piero Gros of Italy, 51 points, and Austrian downhill star Franz Klamrner, also a gold medallist at Innsbruck, American Ski T Does Well - — ___________ CHICAGO (AP) Oakland contract with the A's. The YanA's owner Charles 0. Finley kecs' president said purchase of was scheduled to take the stand Blue's contract rather than an today and tell his side of his $3.5 uncontracted player was part of __________ 111 .. h million sale of three star a verbal understanding with _________ players voided by baseball Finley In advance of the sale. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Then, Paul said, he traded Finley's attorney Neil Pa- pitchers Rudy May, Tippy Marpiano said he would call Finley tinez, Scott McGregor and as his first witness. Finley con- catcher Rick Dempsey to Haititends that Kuhn unfairly voided more for pitchers Ken Holtzthe sale of the three players be- man, Doyle Alexander and OW cause the commissioner has not catcher Elrod Hendricks. got the power to do anything but "In the trade with Baltimore, . ___,, -. * regulate honesty of the game. we were giving up three left-. New York Yankees President handed pitchers and getting two Gabe Paul testified for Finley back ... we felt we could do it .' -• Tuesday and disclosed for the because of Blue," Paul testi' ."' 97, first time that he was in Fin' fied. The Yankees never got ••dI• le 's office June 15 and heard Blue because of Kuhn's action. both sides ofa conversation the Paul said he sat in Finley's 1t . A's owner had with pitcher Vida office and heard both sides of a Blue's agent. * conversation the A's owner had So far, trial testimony has In- with Blue's agent on June 15. dicated that the Detroit Tigers Kuhn's attorney, Irvin Nath4• *' and Texas Rangers made bids an, wanted to know' how Paul ... • .. -w of $1 million or more for Blue's heard both sides of the converservices, but it was Paul and sat Ion and whether Finley told the Yankees who finally con- Blue's agent that the Yankees' It's Four Dog Night at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, at least in this par- vinced Finley to sell for $1.5 president was eavesdropping. ticular schooling race at the Longwood track, which is currently holding million. But Judge Frank McCarr schooling races for its season opener next Monday night. Schooling, open to Besides Blue, Finley sold Joe blocked the questions when minors, runs through Thursday night and there is no admission. Schooling begins Hudi and Rollie Fingers to the Finley's lawyers objected. at 6:30. ,,,. h -. ..-ti ------ ------- a U,S • "if ion u rvjrinai convei-sa- each within a few hours of the lion about salaries," Paul testiriiidnight June 15 trading (lead- lied. "There were several tellline. Both clubs were named as phone conversations. In one, defendants in Finley's action, they did reach agreement." and both have lawyers present The next day, Paul testified, for the U.S. District Court pro- Blue found out his contract had ceedings that began last Thurs- been assigned to the Yankees day. and the pitcher called Paul and l'apiano asked Paul if he asked to renegotiate. thought Kuhn hall power to void sales which did not break any rules if the commissioner thought they were not in the best Interests of baseball. Paul replied: "I don't see how he can, if it 's 'iJnsiste't with the rules." MIAMI BEACH AP Paul said he would not seek lop-seeded Larry Gottfried, the advice of the commissioner in U.S. champion from Lauderhill, advance of trades if he did not Fla., headed into the third think the trades violated the round today In the Orange howl rule book. He said the commis- World Junior Tennis Chain-ioner should have no power to pionships. regulate' the business of baseMeanwhile, South Africa's !,all except to make sure it Manse Kruger, rated by some tomplied with the game's rules, as the world's best girls' age 18 Paul testified that Finley con- and under player, was schedvinct'd Blue to give up his free uled today for her first game in agent 'tatic; and agn a nw h' turnev __________ - . - - '.' '4. * , - A4110. --- - j'' - '#''-.' ' ' - SCHOOL'S IN AT SOKC _______ : - ' j - tt Go fried Advances - Sanford Cindy Nelson, a 21-year-old Sanford Electric won the first veteran of four World Cups, was the leading American woman. half title in the Junior Bos Basketball League with a The skier from Lutsen, perfect 5-0 record, beating was sixth with 41 points. Fiugsiiip Bank of Sanford Other American. girls in the 1977 standings were Abbi Fish- Tuesday, 46-26. Flagship Bank er, South Conway, N.H., 21 of Seminole finished second by points, and Beckev Dorsey, nipping Atlantic National Bank, Dekle'is Gull won Its first Wenhani, Mass., and Viki Flegame at the season, 56-19, over ckenstein, Syracuse, N.Y.. First Federal. point each. The second half of the season Last winter the American starts tonight with three games team had picked up only at Seminole High School. points before Christmas, and STANDINGS only six of them with the men. (First Half) "Our skiers are young, and a Elictric SO .uung team is never great," FlaqVlol Seminole a I .)ays team director Hank Tau- AIIItOIC Bank 32 Flagship of Sanford ii her. "You have to be in the Fiit Federal 14 World Cup for a long time be- Dek It's Gulf ia TONIGH T'S GAME S fore you can do well because IA? Sem'noieHgh) you don't have the experience First Federal vi Flagship of and you get a low seeding. Sanford, 6 p m. Flagship of Seminole vs Samford "There are. exceptions such Electric, 1:30 p.m as Mahre, who is the only teenAtIJIiC Bank vs. Dekies Grf, ager among the World Cup opm TUESDAY'S RESULTS leaders, but we exnect to be within the two or three best SiintordEl FIagstopof Sanford 6 I I 4— teams in the world within a ma teams SanfOrd ElecIric. Marvin Butler couple of years," Wesley leeleI, Mike ROhjfldQ 6. Tauber stressed that the ay. 32. Flegthip of Sanford Jeff Quinn erage age of the Swiss was 27, io. Jett pp & Sterility Hogan 4, with the Americans almost six Avity Bv'e 2: David Hess 2. years younger. 1 IS 13 I? "No Americans, with few ex41 ceptions, have stayed with the Ailinti Bank 10 10 ii )O- 44 Flagship of S.minol, Freddie! team that long," Tauber said. "We can't blame the kids. They Howard 3i; Chris Dunbar 10. Mark 'J'IJwn I had the ability and desire to do Allinhic Bank: James Litton fl; NEW YORK (AP) - "Don well, but they were let down by Chris Colon I. Chip Gregory King joins the Navy," said the our organization. They had Kev,n Huiman2 boxing promoter talking about lousy uniforms, bad trans- o,kle'sculf • i is i,_ portation, poor hotels and they F,it Federai 4 2 4 9-19 ally-televised U.S.' boxing towDeii',r'i Gull William Hirst 20, didn't know what to do for the Philup Ford 13. NtiI keni I?, nament which is scheduled to lack of proper instructions." aner Kih 6. Harold Gains be held on board the aircraft Tauber said his first aim First F.d3f41 Richard Bridges 9, carrier USS i.exiagtoii. when he took over the team in O"vayne Hunter s, Tyler Jotmson 1. Listeners at a Tuesday news TOP SCORERS 1974 was to create "the proper Freddie Hoarj, Flagsh ip of Conference wondered If the envirowrent" for his team's Semin, 277 'Navy is ready. Mer.n Buller. Sanford Eltctrc, skiers. 'as close as we can to have a vivid imagination," J4 I US. standards. JJ" Lttn. Atlantic Bank, 21 s King said in a maj'A- under- Word: Learn, Fun, Winning ball Coach Dan or Monday's Gator rce goals in mind: d work at winning, d attack for a bowl ng in Jacksonville. he players; I want ave to work toward stood, Devine caue game wasn't upgame that wasn't similar approach, the practice field, ers and everybody ipective," Paterno ainst good football .. but I don't ever want it to get to the point that I feel I HAVE to win." Paterno obviously doesn't feel much pressure in that direction since he has won 81 per cent of his games over 11 )ears as head coach of the Nittany lions. Penn State players and coaches took a sightseeing trip to Marinelanl of Florida before practice Tuesday Paterno said Eater that "practice was great" But he added he'll like to see the temperature warm up about 10 degrees. It reached a high of only 46 Tuesday and was headed into the low 20s this morning. Devine was unconcerned about the weather. "Fin ran disappointed in this weather," he said. "But I am disappointed that we were late arriving. We sat in that airplane to hours on the ground in Chicago because the equipment truck goofed up." lie took the squad to the Gator Bowl for evening praylice after they settled in their oceanfront motel: This is Notre Dame's first trip to the Gator Bowl. Penn State has played here three times and has a 1.1-1 record. teaiii - I Celery-Feds Pitcher Meyers Dies Herman 0. 4 HO. i Meyers Jr., 71. a member of the 1927 Florida State League championship Sanford Celery-Feds, was buried in Savannah, Ga., this week. lie died last Friday of a heart attack. Meyers, known as "Lefty" Meyers to Sanfordites and his baseball colleagues, had a 9-9 record in that championship ,ear, recalls Floyd Palmer of Sanford, who was president of that ballclub. Palmer remembers Meyers as a "great clutch pitcher" who, in addition to his 9-9 wonlost record that year, won at A RCt 14oc,Ar,od I 6AME 0(o5E t. I OWL) /N I90 ,j IP/7Y'N6 YfiPogP I ASA/NTM1c14Q5A'/ I ii WAN'7 ASAIA' I i V1iiii ' q ' IUNT/t1916.A,v67 8(N A foor8A/j.. AIX WRE Fy18 2909 - I "Ill Bk c, ) 11 least 10 extra games with his effective pitching out of the bullpen. His salary; $145 month. Palmer also remembers Meyers as an effective pinchhltter who won several games with his bat. Directors of that 1927 team were late Sanfordites, H.R. Stevens, G.W. Spencer Sr. and W.C. 11111. Meyers, also a pitcher with the 1926 Sanford Celery-Feds, was a retired railroad machinist. He is survived by his widow at 305 Dyche,s Dr., Savannah, t J FAU "I—., I B,€')'A\1' ALAA,1lA COACH, ,q,45 PR6v,ou5Y PART/C/PATIO I It? 24 BOWL 6AMI A A ,VEAi2 COAC/V PLAYER ANO A5 ,br9,r COACh, ,4 N0 7'u/I EA5ONS LIBERTY &,W. Sir 4.iqor,qe,q ecoep roe #i, TN8 SCHOOL. 1. ,4110 ,17" 7(/ ______ __________ In other action, 19th-ranked % Tennessee destroyed Cincinnati Xavier 97-73 and Vanderbilt nipped Iowa State' 69-68 on .. Dick)' Keffer's two free throws with 17 second,s remaining. j Those two victories lifted the I_,_f conference record to 52-13 .2 '., /9ii Cc(C'f'yF \ 1110 1. against outside foes, an .800 It,_) BOWL 14M8 percentage. /Nv/7',4r/o//. Yates and his team learned of Gunn's death about 40 minutes before the start of the came. Gunn, 20, entered a Memphis hospital Dec. 11 with an illness diagnosed as StevensJohnson syndrome, a condition that attacks the body's mucous lnenubrane. The hospital said he suffered a collapsed left lung Monday. night and a tracheotomy was performed Tuesday morning. Doctors said he die-ti from COflF' By The Associated Press Coach Herb Brown, shaking his had while,w a lo-game winning and blocked six shots as the plications resulting from the "We seem to be meshing head. streak snapped despite 20 .Jazz handed Indiana its fourth collapsed lung. Indeed they did. The Knicks points by Bob I.anier and 14 consecutive loss. "There's not any way you can much quicker than we exprepare for something like pecteti," mused New York ripped off the last 13 points of points and II assists by Kevin Pete Maravich topped New 14 this," Yates said. "You say Knicks Coach Red Iiolzman, the first quarter bra 35-fl lead, I'irter. Orleans with 29 points, while Spencer Haywood led the Billy Knight led Indiana with what's in your heart and the bidding for understatement of turned back a mild challenge in the year. the second quarter, then blew Knicks, netting 34 points in 32 31. players say what's in their In Garuic Three of the McAdoo out Detroit with a 38-19 third minutes on 10-for-15 shooting heart." Hulls 103, Sonlcs 101, 2 01 Era, the Knicks mashed Detroit period for a 102-69 advantage, from the field and 14-for-18 Memphis, 7.1, trailed 38-35 at Bruce Seals' 30-footer at the halftime, but Reed hit nine right out of Madison Square In the fourth quarter, the from the foul line. McAdoo buzzer for Seattle sent the game straight points at the start of Garden Tuesday night, routing reserves got their chance to added 18 points, Walt Frazier 17 Into overtime, then Norm Van I.ier's two free throws with 21 the second half and the Tigers the Pi.ston.s 133-103 with their perform. and Earl Monroe 16. seconds left forced the first opened a 15-point lead. Ole Miss highest point total and widest 'I tie Knicks are 3-0 since Bob Jazz 1,23, Pacers 113 double overtime NBA game in rallied to within three, but got victory margin of the season. McAdoo joined the lineup and Otto Moore, New Orleans' the history of Chicago Stadium. no closer as the Rebels fell to 5"They looked awesome, have climbed over the .500 much-maligned center, scored 411 3. Eugene Harris led file Miss di didn't they?" observe-ti Pistons mark at 15-14. Detroit, mean- 17 points, grabbed 14 rebounds snapped Mickey Johnson's juniper a 99-99 tie and Van Lier scoring with 17 points, added a pair of free throws in Bernard King tallied 32 the final minute, clinching the points, freshman Reggie Johnvictory. son 18 and Ernie Grunfeld 17 as CavalIers 108, Celtics 101 Tennessee rolled to its sixth victory In eight games. Garry Boston closed a 14-point third quarter deficit to 101-99 with Whitfield had 22 for Xavier, Q. 1:46 to play, but Bingo Smith "They just caught us on a sank a 20-foot juniper and a good night," said Vol asssociate driving layup, clinching the vieli coach Stu Aberdeen. s tory. Jim Cleamons scored 23 "We knew what they were points and Smith had 20, ingoing to do and they did it," UNIONDALE, N.Y. I APt re'Exaixud past lurriier long-time from six teams to 12. eluding 12 in the fourth quarsaid lay Bak.r of Xavier. "But Center Bryan Trottier, who not teanmiate Gerry Cheevi'rs for lie' repaid Boston b> scoring ter. we couldn't stop them." long ago began shaving regu- the game's closing goal. the game's opening goal all Nuggets 108, 76ers 92 Keffer's free throws gave larly, looked across the New In Tuesday night's other Nih, the support Smith needed in Bobby Jones scored 10 Vandy a three-point bulge and York Islanders' dressing room. game, the Chicago Black producing his first shutout of straight points in the third Iowa State cut the margin to "Good old 18," he said, mo- Hawks and Minnesota North the season and New York's first quarter and finished with 22, one with a basket In the final tioning towards a teammate. "I Stars skated to a 3-3 tie. victory over Boston since leading Denver to its 14th five seconds. John Sneed led the don't think there's anything Mardi 15, 1975. straight home-court victory. The Bruins, turned back 30 Commodores, 24, with 18 and that shakes the old guy. Some"They could have been had," Blazers 99, Kings 94 Paul I.ansberger had 19 for the times he looks like he's just twit's by New York goalie Bil added Boston Coach Don ('herPortland raised Its record to losing Cyclones, 34i floating out there; he's so Smith, mounted their most ry, whose Bruins have won just 21-9, best in the NBA, by rally"I've had some problems snith" serious attacks in the third pe- three of their last 12 gaInes. lag from an eight-point deficit with pink eye this week and Trottier referred to Ed West- rued. Then, 38 seconds after "That was one of our better late in the third period and couldn't see well during the fall, a right winger who was Islanders left wing Garry How- road games in a lung time. It's overhauling the Kings. Bill game," said Vandy Coach playing junior hockey when the atl was sent to the penalty box, an old excuse, but their goal- Walton led the Blazers with 24 Wayne Dobbs. "It should have 20-year-old center was born. Westfall scored against his for tender played very well." points and Bob Gross scored 21. Tuesday night, We'stfall scored mer Hiatt's So did 36-year-old Ed Wesifall Spurs 123, Warriors 120 two goals, one with a teamnuuiate "I guess the greatest '.'om- and 35-year-old J.11 ['arise, George Gervin scored 27 in the penalty box, leading the pliment any athlete can be paid whom the Bruins didn't need a points and Mark Olberding had Islanders past the Boston is to be put Into a game in key few years ago 20 as San Antonio snapped a Bruins 3-0. situations, like killing penalNorth Stars 3, Black hawks 3 three-game losing streak. "The old guy's still got some ties," said Wc'stfall, who played Duane WylIe's Set'Ufl(l goal of Laken 97, Braves 89 jets, doesn't he? Can you be- for Boston for 10 years Lfere 1hL game, at 9:47 of the third Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's 26 CHICAGO(AP) Higher lieve the way he broke away for becoming a member of the period, gave Chicago its tie with points and 21 rebounds led Los costs and uncertainties about that second goal" Trottier Islanders." I like to think I'm Minnesota. The Black Hawks Angeles to its filth victory in a recruiting players have brought asked. needed, just like anybody else are winless in 11 games, the row and 11th straight homean end to the annual midsumWcstfall took a Lorne lien- does." North Stars are win!es.s in 10 court triumph. :tier football game between a ning pass in the neutral zone. The Bruins had no need for team of college all-stars and the lbs 36-year-old legs carried hun J.P. ['arise in 1967. They It'll , ~1;04, 0;7~_ ' k -0i, /, -4 15vu1l champions of the National past Boston defenseman Brad him exposed in the expansion 5 ~Mwlp ~:V_ 9_ _4 -,-Football League. I'ark, then he sent his own draft when the' hague' s"t'nt57 The Chicago Tribune Cbariç 14/ ties Inc., sponsors of the game 1, 86VI which had been played in Sal(11cr Field since 1934, an ' _t,, (e nounced Tuesday that the conI;;' test was being discontinued. o "Problems which make conI~I , tinuation impossible have been 1 By The Associated Press created by uncertainties in re-ing No. 1 again won't be so easy. '"ws, ~ cruiting player personnel and Number two always tries But the performance against (9— I — , 1 increasing expenses reflected harder, at least that's the case the Whalers didn't hurt, in insurance costs that doubled with Ron Grahame. In other WHA action, Birlast year alone because of high Grahame and Don McL&'od niinghani nipped Quebec 3-2 player salaries." said Robert ranked as Houston's No. I goal- and Edmonton beat Calgary 4,., Hunt, president of the Chicago tending tandem last season. But I. this year, Grahame ranks Tribune and Its Charities. M. Larry Lund gave the %erus a "We regret the end of a Ira- behind Wayne Rutledge. Gra- 1-0 late in the first period, beatditional sports classic which hame is trying to prove he ing Whalers netnuunder Chris " has contributed substantial as- again should be a No 1, but Abrahamsson with his 11th goal / I sl.stance to the needy in Clii- there have been obstacles, of the season 1 First, there Is Rutledge 2.52 'g"cagotand," he added. After a scoreless second per A spokesman for the sponsors goals-against average, tops in ad, Cam Connor scored twice' commented, "The game simply the World hockey Association. and John TonellI ones.' in the (Ihas priced itself out of ezis- Second Is that Rutledge has rial period. knee." He also said 26 of the 55 been named the No. 1 goalie on Bulls 3, Nordiques 2 college players reporting to MI- the Western Division All-Star . Jean-Guy Lagace's goal at SEMINOLE Star camp last year had not team, a fact that may keep 5:18 of the third period gave Grahame as the No, 2 the re-- hltrminghani its victory over signed with an NFL team. "They just caine in on their mainder of the season. But Quebec. The Nordiques played own and this made their status Tuesday night was not one of without their two leading scorers, Marc 'l'ardlff and Real shaky. We didn't have a hold on them. .10 them. Our contract is with the Grahame was In the nets as Cloutier, both injured. Oilers 4, Cowboys 1 National Football league, and the Acres blanked the New Edmonton IleUninder Dave the All-Star players always had England Whalers 4-0. In observance of the Christmas holiday we It was a relatively easy game Dryden turned away 22 of 23' been tied to their league clubs J,0 ." when they reported. Also, there for Gi'ahanie., lie' had to handle shuts and assisted on defensewill be closed Christmas Eve, December 24. Is no (scheduled) player draft only 18 shots in recording his man's L)ave Langevin's second4 No Matinee Christmas Day, but Jai-Alai AM next year and that adds to the second shutout of the season period goal as the Oilers coastwill resume the evening a' December 25. and 1h of his career. Becom- eti past the Cowboys, uncertainty." /V :' f 4 ' / - McAdoo Era At New York M eshing After 3 Games Old Guy Has J ets 1 ' As Is landers Soar -- - 0 ly 'Star Tilt ' Given Up '-.1- N o. 2 Ro nGr ah ame -ml Trues Harder In WBA , 1~ ,__~ _~ff 1 __ ___.)~_, I , ~Z~d h, cr~ Ii statement as he enisioned fighters swapping hooks while jets roll overhead and he watches ln the presence ofnav. al brass and men who "are the guardians of our shores." Of course there were wisecracks such as "What a place for a fighter to take a dive" and "I hope the show don't bomb," but King ignored them as he outlined the show which will be televised live by ABC Jan. 16 at Pensacola, Fla. for Feb. 13, March 6 and March The program consisting of six 27. King said they will be held at bouts of eight rounds each jnthe the U.S. Military Academy at featherweight, lightweight, West Point, N.Y,, the U.S. welterweight, middleweight, Naval Academy at Annapolis, light heavyweight and heavy- Md., and the Marion State Corweight divtsonsis the first set of rectional Institution at Marion, quarter-finals in the U.S. Ohio, which the promoter, who tournanment put together on served a sentence for secondthe basis of The Ring Maga. degree murder, called "one of zinc's rankings. my alma maters." The dates fl other quarter-finals, also and the sites have not yet been to be televised, are chdu1ed la ird, Kin sill t row, second from right, sits with S 1927 teammates, They include (numerically) Cobb, Wilson, Withrow, F'risbie, Halley, Dunbar, Beaziey,. Burdick, Meyers, bottom Williams, Allen, Rawson, Cantwell. Crowe, Dumas. Meyer, 85 ~t`,inI - - 1 (So -- - , ( Jail?'3; iw- I' SCOREBOARD Pro Hockey ' t.rOn n i5 16 46.4 S 510. 0 1I) 120. 1 Larri Arana Washlon 12 11 .162 Atlanta 12 20 .375 5½ 1 A1d4n3 JaVI (1) SECOND WESTERN CONFERENCE 1260 500 350; 2. Jose Sanchez II) M,weit Division 1603 10. 3 LarriBeita IS) I 0. Denver 20 9 .690 (II) 37.10; P (II) 136 20, ED of $ Detroit ii 13 551 3 264 10 14 iS .435 Kan City ½ THIRD I. LarriVza (7)960350 Indiana 14 IS .436 7½ 300 2. Negul Arana (1) 150410, 1 Chicago 9 16 360 9 Aldarta Alberdl (I) 520, 0 (1 7) MiIwkee 194 IS 6 7 3760. p 17 4 ) 92.10. Pacific Division FOURTH I. Ogul:a Qulola (II Portland 21 9 .700 1050 460 1.20 2. Jose levi (I) 560 Los Ang 19 12 .613 2's 3.20; 3 Arecha Perez (6) 4,10. 0 (1 Goldn SI IS 13 .536 5 5)6750. P (II) 16.8.30; D ti?) 51.90 Seattle IS IS 151 6' .M.aruri Bengoe (6) FIFTH Phoenix ii is 12) $ 1110. 450, 3.20; 2. Aiava Attu (3) Tuesday's Results ii 00, 410; 3 Sala Juan (2) 360. 0 New 'fork KnickS 133, Detroit 12 6) 1910; P (6-3) 11100 103 SIXTH 1. Aria Perez (1) 20.10 Cleveland 101. Boston 101 5101 90, 2 Ice Elorra (2) 570 100. New Orleans 173, Indiana 113 3 Arecha Solo (3) 400; 0 (2 At San Antonio 123, Golden Stale 3760. P (12)75.60 120 SEVENTH I. Larri Miguel (I Chicago 103, Seattle 101, 2 30605403 10; 2. EchanoQu.ota 13) OTa 940500;) Domingo Ca Ida (2)S00. Denver i, Philadelphia 94 0(1 3)37.00; P (13)8.520; BmgQ (2 Los Angeles 97, Buffalo 59 4 with 13) 1732.20. Portland 99. Kansas City 91 EIGHTH 1. Anton Juan (I) Today's Games 7350 9 20 600; 2. Sent) Bengoa (21 New Orleans at New York 1010170, MarurlAltu (7)420,0 (1 Nets 2) 1060. p (I 2) 17100 Washington at Houston NINTH - I Bilbao (1) 1660 12.60 Atlanta at Detroit 180; 2 Pat*i Si 7 20960; 3. E)orza Thursday's Oamn (2) 1 10; 0 (1 5) 33 50; P (1 S)120 60 Washington at San Antonio TENTH I. Anton (6) 15.00 II 50 Atlanta at Chicago 11.80; 2 Larrea (4) 1.603.60. 3 Ait New York Ns at lndlane (1)340.0 146)7260; P (6 4) 211 2 Golden State at Milwaukee DO (1 6) 10170 Seattle at Denver ELEVENTH I. Anton Aguirre Buffalo at Ptoenix (6)29.60)1 606 00:2. Jose Quiola (3: 660440. 3 PatiO Solo (2) 500:0 (3 6)71 20; p (63) 162.90, TWELFTH 1. Bilb.ao Juan Ill 1610470420. 2.Manolo Bengoa (II ORLANDOSEMINOLE 10001050. 3 Fermin Area (4) 1.70. TUESDAY'S RESULTS 0 (II) 4)80. P (1 I) 155.70; Bg 0 (3 6 with all (1) 5.4 00), (36 With all FIRST I Aldana Sanchez $) 8) 73610 10 7.20 S 10. 2. lea Javi (1) 4 00 A - 7. Handle - 510,319 - National itoc,y League CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division W C T Pis OF GA NY 151 21 I 4 46 119 79 Phhia i9 7 7 45 120 59 Allan 15)2 7 31 III 101 lilY Pnn 1111 I- 1A '' '' Smyth. Division St Lou 13 11 4 30 91124 CP'go 10 19 S 21 105 173 Cob I 19 5 2? 90 116 Vancvr 9 21 3 2i 96 v Minn 6 19 I 20 55110 WALES CONFERENCE Norris DIvsion Mont 26 Si 1 56 167 76 L A. 1113 10 32 105 lOS 1117 1 26 92111 10 iS 4 24 9)130 Adams Division Btn 21 2 41 i 107 Butt 20 5 3 43 Ill 7 Tnto 16 12 6 38 130 111 10 Il 1 21 99 ill Cleve Tuesday's Results New York Islanders 3, Boston 0 Chicago 3. Minnesota 3. tie DIrt Wash -. ..._ Captures Boxing Fancy I I ft - 71 Fight Aboard •L exington , '- I 1 wo SEC teams are in action tonight, with Alabama facing unbeaten Georgetown in the Carolina Classic and Louisiana State visiting California. IN /926 71116 iMifll /NTROPilCD ALA84sf,4 OT,4oNp1A. I ANP 7WEYA',4VE &NCE I EO?/f CV,' TO ET 7/18 I Rco,qp foe 5ow I ,4PPFARAYcE,5 Will,' I 5e4oN. I I WIT/f THE i"TouRNsi&V7- /\ - - Electric Wins It Into Court 111 By The Associated Press riors were beaten in succession by Toledo and South Carolina. At Marquette, they are not Tuesday night, the Warriors used to getting booed. But it is helped beat themselves with a happening there. poor per cent shooting averThey are not used to losing age from the field and an unimtwo games in a row at home, pressive defense. Marquette's either. But that has happened, not used to that, uther. too. 'The first half was a cornThe sixth-ranked Warriors plete embarrassment," said found themselves in that unac- Coach Al McGuire, pointing to a custonied position after a 66-59 37-18 halftime deficit, "Some- Coach Wayne Yates of '1emphis State left to his players the decision to play or cancel Tuesla) night's basketball game againsi Mississippi alter iearn lag of the death of Tiger center John Gunn. "They wanted to play and win the game for John," Yates said. "Had they not wanted to play, we would have canceled the game." Dexter Reed scored a careerhigh 34 points to lead t.e Tigers 40 to an 88-83 victory over Ole Miss In one of three games involving Southeastern Conference bCtlfl played in Braille fur Inc." Dobbs said he didn't believe his team played well "but when we needed it, we got It together." kvAInn Mnvnr ME Aoorg4zl 8OWL I94151N,F5 5 5EI5AIV teams. I Marquette ? BOWLS TO THE BRIM 6Memphis State Wins One For John Gunn $ Boos Wednesday, Dec. 22, 1976—lA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Today's Games Philadelphia at New Y or k Rangers Detroit at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Toronto Vancouver at Los Angeles Buffalo at Chicago Minnesota at Cleveland St Louis at Colorado Thursday's Games New York Rangers at Boston Washington at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Detroit St LOUIS at Vancou ver T or onto at Buffalo - - - - - - ' - - Jai-Alai - 60 World Hockey Association Eastern Division W L T Pta OF GA 20)5 I 39 119 129 Quebec indy 18 12 2 3$ 108 118 Cincl 2 36 Minn 1414 4 32 100 103 PlEng 13 17 1 30 111 122 Birm 1125 1 23 120 119 Western Division S Diego 20 12 2 42 1)9 105 Wmmipg 18 12 1 37 uS 105 Hou ston 4 36 112 99 Edmntn 1619 1 32 97121 Phoenix 1319 2 21 112150 Ca)gry 1217 2 26 92 i Tuesday's Results Edmont on 1, Calgary I HoustOn 4, New England 0 BirminGham 3. Quebec 2 1712 - -- 1611 Pro Basketball National Basketball Association EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L PcI. GB Philphia 17 16 13 552 Boston I NY Knks iS 14 .511 2 Butt 17 15 400 5'; NY Nets II 18 379 6 Central Division Cleve 19 10 655 Hou ton 16 10 615 1' New Orins 17 15 531 3' ( . 147106 Today's Games Birmingham at Cinclnnat' San Diego at Phoenix Quc at Minnesota Thursday's Games New England at San Diego Cincinnati at Houston Minnesota at Calgary - ' ." ' ___ - ' 196 W_ _Iq Jerry Boltz Previously At The LU! Package Store Is Now Happy To Return To Sanford As The New Owner Of Sanford Liquors------* Sanford, Only Downtown Package Store in _ * Save Time and Money by Shopping Downtown At Sanford Liquors. Why Fight Traffic? * Easy Parking Across Street * Shop For Holiday Discounts OPEN ALL DAY CHRISTMAS SANFORD LIQUORS Ph. 322-6966 4th and Sanford Ave. Downtown Sanford 1 .. �,sl IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. HOSPITAL DECENIBFR Wednesday Dec 22 1976 WEATHER NOTES - Sanford. - Mazie L. Burke E)elphine Carroll Mat H. Glenn Mary Mary J. Harkey Margaret Leathers Clarence Wilson William I). Willson Jr., ('asselberrv Anna Schedt, (liuluota Michael Goodman, DeBary Ernest A. Gajdusek, Deltona Ruth feeder, Deltona Michael H. Gross, Lake Mary I)IS(IIARGFS Sanford: Gloria J. Bryant Constance M. Davis Phoe be M. Duvall Steven Schick Arlene Staler Isabella M. Young Mrs. Richard (Kathleen) Reilly & baby boy Virginia Reed, Altamonte Springs John Truett, DeLeon Springs Mildred M. Bush, Deltona Adelaide L. Coyner, Deltona Harold E. Felix, Deltona Blanche H. Ohlhauser, Deltona Herman A. Fisher, Titusville AREA DEATHS ) ( HARLES M. REYNOLDS pressure, h humidity, Su tt.iAziAorE tAP — the election seeking to overturn A f ederal judge today upheld the state law. rainfall the state's right to require con0fl The state Ethics Commission gressional candidates to tile IiSlos iarmlng trend today nancial disclosure statements had attempted to hold a hearing and Thursday. Generally fair dismissing arguments raised on whether it should remove toda turning partly cl oudy Mrs. Saunders from the ballot defeated candidate JoAnn tonight and Thursda y. i for failing to file the disclosure urn ers. r mostly in mid 60s luua flflu in form on ti me. U.S. District Judge William mid to upper 60s Thursday. Stafford of Tallahassee ruled However, Mrs. Saunders obLwAs in nild 40s. that the state's requirement tamed an order from Stafford that candidates for Congress preventing the panel from actflayiona Beach; high 9:21 file financial disclosure forms ing. a.m., 9:46 p.m., loi 2:46 a.m., did not create an additional Stafford said in today's ruling 38 p.m. qualification for office that was that he took that action because Port Canaveral: high 9:02 prohibited by the U.S. Con. if Mrs. Saunders' name had am 9: 19 p.m. m low" 42 a.m.. stitution. been removed from the ballot it P.M. Mrs. Saunders, who lost a could not have been corrected jf Ba y port; high 1:54 a.m., 3:27 race for the 5th district to he later haIhe d the state law p.m., low 9:04 a.m.. 8:58 p.m. . I T , fo CI 10 hil 4 ( I. C E Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. cu rren t fIO%%1'(l through the crane to the truck and Haves' hods'. construction company yard, has been awarded $100,004) damages by a circuit court jur y . Coo . .. ' The jury in Circuit Judge Salfi's Dominick court also awarded Mrs. Haves $10,000. .. . 17 Bud 21 JEWEL FAMOUS NAME MANY STYLES FOR t MIN AND WOMEN. 'MATCHING BANDS 00, SET 5 CAMERA I T.V. GAME IiG i8H !P* uejCfl.0 AND iGHYV,l CUT THE ALL-TIME FAVORITE LIMIT TWO HAl KARATE 4 OL AFTER . . 'i uAur flRV . 09 v238 If .iii LOTI N RFC 10 (1% Nli 'i. . • . 4888 1 U OIIA 11 RIVAL CROCK POT I - _------ •... . / ::=Lashes? /' 200 CI. •,. \ 5 g V v will "I $135 . RUBY LUSTRE CHIP & DIP SALAD SET .' ____ SR. — p Funeral services for Elmer Walter Av enel Sr., 3, of 701 84ywftd Circle, Sanford, who died Tuesday, at Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be held Fridjy at 2 pm at Grimkow Funeral Home Chapel with ley. Virgil Bryant officiating BurIal with fu ho follow at . '' Oaklawn Memorial Perk Gramkow Funeral Home 4 ROLL -----.----- 77 . 1 - DRY MOUNT PRlCE"trui '. . . ' . .) ".4, " ' . • .r", 4;' . " - , - - ., . j_.. - . - I - .. •,• -. . . • .-- ,' .4 - - / ' a. . . - -- . I • -, - . ,l r .- . a. '.' . • , - ' ' . . . •\f . - 2 7bsp. sherry 4 eggs,, slightly beaten Combine f ruit with Li cup of 4 lemons, (juice oaly) 1. 4 111. butter OD , I . AUTOMATIC COLOR S(IFC10 H A HOOVER •1 j .1 it 1* ØØ 49 9's Cl T,ui,i 11.04w W RUG "PUSIMI 41 N 88 RIG CALCULATOR s. STeaM cupia €IL. - 1588 - &RULComo ..... a.... 999 : :::: ONE-STEPAT-A-TIME RE(! 1998 ZEKO 0-65 SPINNING 100 L4 NORTHERN... 46 0AS14 1 Y1 8 12811C, - - - 1211 BEG I, • 8" *4 SlIP BMIk 5MOklNC,,lIH DRAWAI SYSTEM ki131suL6 Sa T "Itim- "'lot BEAT '-: WHITMAN'S SAMPLER • i','OPP" LITTLE MAC THE SEASON... PpS .•. AEG To 844 LADIES' FALL & WINTER SHOES FAMOUS NAME BRANDS 1488 She said an B-ye ar-old mentally retarded boy awaiting brain surgery and a 10-year-old asthmatic girl were withdrawn ,,nnn,,,,n,,ninnti ,.,.,,4IiILI mn,1 1411¼1 MISVI5IIlMiIIIIT L they were assigned a plant to work with. They became animated and conversed with the therapists ists, she said Ms. Towler said the patient in effect becomes a doctor-nurse to the plant and tend.s, to forget his or her own troubles. Merle Moore, chief hor. ticulturist in charge of the University of Michigan's Matthaei Botanical Gardens, said the plant therapy course at St. Joseph "Could be con.sidered a model for the rest of the country." MEN'S& LADIES' / BY BOBBIE BROOKS TWINS • COLE OF CALIFORNIA WATCHES 20%PR . meets Santa e Santa finds it hard to re sis t Kristi's winning smile she tails him what she as f wants for Christmas. Agolden present give yourself, or b link a friendship this Holiday season. Kristi is dressed for the occasion In her red and white holiday dress by Cinderella, with its own charming appliqued white pinafore cover-up Krlstl is Mrs. Dennis Carroll of Sanford. She is a prschooler S TIMEX OFF EG. RICE Kristi Carroll the daughter of Mr. and , II for occasional visits and his first stop is to see his favorite plant, she said. Hospital auxiliary member Rebecca Osterhoff, in charge of the program in pediatrics, said it also has a helpful effect in treating children. it Ifi 91) BY WATER pIK,. COMPLETE ru.0 mmi lu I A40F 14A 325 110C ISO IL STYLER DRYER MODEL (twdNI 101 UNITREX.CHECKBOOK IIITP IID Rai lAST ?O OD 'Ul LGMT I " FROM 16 ft. thnr -,en middle-aged man who had sustained major injuries, ineluding loss of a leg. The man, severely' depressed, was encouraged to start administering first aid to a plant he had received as a gift. "As the plant regained its strength, the patient's spirits strengthened. Soon he was singing to It and he felt less depressed," said Jane Towter, who started the hospital's program. The patient, since released from the hospital, comes hack 409 CAMERA rutalts/ -:; OUTFIT 988 78 COLOR TV SET el KEYSTONE HAND MIXER 14 ,cr,arin!ir ,,cnu,,l in REGULAR PRICES HAMILTON BEACH SHARP CLAIROL MAKE-UP Off it VACUUM CLEANER DETROIT(Atli Plants have cheered up patients and speeded their recovery at St Joseph Mercy Hospital, officials say. And they added the "her. ticultural therapy" program is gaining acceptance in the United States in treating physically handicapped persans, the aged, drug addicts and prison inmates, St. Joseph officials said it was Jso = Are 'Growing' Health Trend ZIPPo MIRROR 1L1!m AND MIRROR .. - OF IMPORTS HrtictiIttirriI Thrrinv 1088 1 ALL STYLES CnNTAot PtUS y a TOASTER i•.- I 67 AIRIIM V ? PROCTOR SILEX 2 SLICE 1 PHOTO \\ ft ui IREGUUR ?""1088 K 26 INCH 9. 1' e PAPER AND FOIL .& ___________________________________________ u hi w 4 Y4 I_! E\ 481 -. S yl •. ' ' - - ELECTRIC SINGLE CANDOLIER .' ECKERD'S . - ' - SKIN MACHINE -- AVAILABLE AT • : 4, - 388 i2O JUICER AO 225 CT. CHRISTMAS TAGS AND SEALS \\ ' tEY!CLAIROL :'. I PROCTOR SILEX ELECTRIC 288 • McGarvey V L , READY MADE BOWS .iuss, STACEY LYNN Hcme in charge te I 25 CT. FANCY Funeral services for Stacey Lynn jurs3, I,). op 01feen, who died Monday. will be held Thursday at 10 30 a m at the AVE NEL. ELMER WALTER I.... I .4.'........ L.3 charge p - .'It Talk To A Plant j-. ollkkatngBrls%on Funerli C p FOR 2 Reg. ., in Geneva Cemetery. Friends With Rev- G Blair 1 00 EXTENSION ; i F" • Ii MAGNOLIA AVF, • 00 4T'wN SA4FOPD TEL. (305) 321;6 CIJMI 511 vs zia 'i... 1 6 FOOT •c,1 Othci:te Burial Will f0110* ma' call at m funeral hoe m tiay from 21 and 79 pm Baldwin McNamara Aloma Avenue Funeral Home in . . , LADIES MIN S SHORTSJ 4~ SILVER ICICLES (. . Avenue chjpe, The Rev, Don c ;$ —. , r . WORLD with held Thvr%diy at 7 pm a tne Baldwin McNamara Alorra £ .. . Funeral Notices 69, H;ghway 426, Geneva, vopo died Tuesday in Sanford, will er - -',, water YOUR OWN .11W ()ilI// IlI./, t'ii#iej' ?r, //, iiiIoi,, i'fu' ri'/ill. , soft CURL , <. ' 1 ' retired from the U.S. Navy __— 1" Ill 7 . • .... . _____________________ (F T MINUTE r/ '" ••j . 1. ....... nation." Christmas carols were sung, make soft dough LEMON PEAR CREAM closing with the familiar Roll out dough and cut with a CHEESE SALAD Jingle Bel ls round 3 In, cookie cutter. Line Pan 913 Guests were invited into the patty tins Put a tsp. mince 1 large lemon jello follow meat in each and put a 2 in directions on pkg.Set in (ridge dining room where tea and ro und on top. Make slit in top. to partly jell. Drain a large can cof fee were poured by Mrs. A. Bake about 20 min. at 3.50 of pears. Mix an 8 oz. cream W. Lee, Immediate pas cup Regent. degrees. When cold, sprinkle cheese until soft. Add Those present were Mrs. T. wi th powdered sugar. pecans, finely chopped. Fill e, S. MY FRUITCAKE cavity in pears and add a K. Wiley, Mrs. A. W cup cherries, chopped cherry. When jello Is ready L. D. Ross, Mrs. F. E. cup light raisins place pear halves in about I in. Rounnillat, Miss Edi th Bealle, E. Baker, Mrs. Stanley L cup pineapple, chopped apart, put ba ck un t il set. Cut in Mrs. W.. k4 cup mixed fruit squares and serve on lettuce Pierce,Mrs. R. E. True, Mrs. L1 cup lemon peel, chopped R. G. Clark, Mrs. R. A. Rumleaves. L1 cup orange peel, chop pe d bley, Dr. Sara Irrgang, rs. LEMON CURD TARTS L. Carter, Mrs. Leahy and Mrs. L cup chopped walnuts Make same pastry as for Belle Hagan Jennengs. l'i cup sifted flour mince ta rts. Line tins with the 3 L2 cup butter L2 cup sugar inch rounds and put 1 tsp. lemon curd in each. Cook a bo ut 15 to 20 2 eggs min. Slightly brown. 2 Thsp. light corn syrup 2 Thap. orange juice Le mon Curdto -. "--- :' '' ., ' sets out 1188 Am . d - :1 *10 3,'4, , POR .I U11floL I f.-" , the many blessings and liberties He has bestowed upon us as individuals and as a fruit cake ingredients makes it r harder to hake the cakes, ac- Pastry: until fluffy. Add eggs, one at (Herald Photo By Elda Nichols) 1 lb. sugar cording to Marguerite "We 3 cups flour Marguerite Hastings traditional English holiday fare HAM 111111169M & Rieam — Christmas Eve time, beating well after each used to make a fruit cake for l tsp. salt Cook In double boiler until one. Combine syrup, orange slightly thick. Meat Pasties, Mince Tarts and Lemon Curd Tarts about five dollars, but now it's 1 cup Crisco See S"e and wine and add to the about doubled You can hardly 8 lisp, cold water creamed mixture alternately afford to bake them this year" Roll out dough and cut five .8 fold over the ot her half. Seal fork. Make a slit on top. Bake I lb. ground beef with flour. Fold In fruit and F LO pi 0 I Marguerite is treating her in. rounds Put 1 cup of tilling In with a little rubbing on edges for 1 hour at 375 degrees. 2 or 3 med. potatoes nuts Rake at 275 degrees for 1 Mod lashes are long, ii, frien ds and neighbors to a each ro un d, to half-way, then with fingers. Then press with a Filling: (chopped) hrs. or un til test er comes out lush and lovely. III Al it cup turnip (chopped) clean ONLY lIt I1LIIL L cup chopped onion STATE... ,,.SUNSHIHE SAUSAGE ROLLS IIii,EL ECKERD DRUGS Zt cups flour salt and pepper to taste '4 cup Crisco Serve with or without hot little salt catsup sauce. In small pan, mix enough to make I iziqtw Selection of 1' uiu Jeueliy, Leaihpr 17 cup catsup, ki cup water, dough i,iiI other IU'rzis From Aroundilie heat through. Makes 5 servings. Roll out dough and cut into jr/i MINCE TARTS 5x5 pieces. Put In two skinned COMPt FTT L 1 71.1 OF P.ATTATI OEM000 U Make arich pastry sausages, wrap one side over 21., cups flour the other. Press ends with fork 1 cup Crisco dipped in flour. Bake for 35 mm. little salt, enough water or until done, at 350 degrees. ,iU ,%,, ',.Ulp fY,f I CHRISTMAS EVE MEAT PASTIES with a chuckle. This year's higher cost of iii GIFT SET . . '.1 •S LICTRIC yu•. U MIST Ii ',AHf4A5T REGULAR 14 '1% OO THE ENTRY TI .,Tui uioX if GRANDMOTHER CLOCK I . ,.. 888 SUPER GIFT ' ENGLISH LEATHER UA, ci . ' lO uM ........... 2 OZ AFTERSHAVE GOLD FINISH TRIO AND NAIL. CLIPPER BY TRIM WONDER WIZAR D VIDEO 'ERSONAL 2 POCKET ii False REYNOLDS. CHARLES MARSHALL — Funeral services for CKarlesMarThaflR,)riolds d 0 0 0 . "C WATCHES Birthday of our Saviour, Author of Liberty, let us be thankful for Englan In HoiI a Fa re Of Old ' . CHA NTILLY GIFT ~q t grandparents, Mr. and Airs. Baldwin-McNamara Aloma Ch ar l es Sk inner, Sanford; Avenue Funeral Home in great-grandparents, Mrs. charge of arrangements. Bertha Snyder of Osteen and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phi of New F.LMER AVE NELSR. Jersey and brother, James Jason Jurss. Elmer Walter Avenel Sr., 63, of 708 Baywood Circle, Sanford died Tuesday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. A native of Rochester, N.Y., he lived in Sanford since July, 1960, coming htre from Newport, Martin Marietta, Orlando and at the time of his death was food service supervisor for the Seminole County Sheriff's Week T Christmas party in her home. "I will serve all the goodies from the recipes that I am A traditional English giving you she said Christmas is being celebrated Laughing, she added Baking In Winter Springs this year by is my life. I get fat just Marguerite Hastings. cooking!" Born and raised In England, Always busy, Marguerite Marguerite brought many of loves to sew, and has made co un try's customs along ro bes and other gif ts for her with her when she moved to friends. She has also made Winter Springs. crocheted gifts and ceramics. "Food is very important at "I like to make the gif ts I give," Christmas time in England. On she said. Christmas Eve, there are late Splurging on food is fine, night parties where mince tarts when it's holiday time, acand wine are served. In fact, cording to Marguerite. "It's fun mince tarts have a story at- to cook fancy things at tached to them. If you eat them Christmas. My father always peach month. It means an o ther made a big PIUITI pudding, but I month of happiness. So you see, don't do that here," she said. everyone tries to eat quite a few Sonic of her family recipes are of them each month, she said he re for her frien ds to try. R. f f : 10 TOUC . .' % Ada L. Reynolds, Geneva; Largo and five grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home is in daughte:s, Mrs. Patricia Johnson, Geneva; Mrs. Jean charge of arrangements. Kidder, of Bangkok. Thailand, brother, Robert Reynolds, of STACEY LYNN JURSS Montgomery, Alabama; sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Black. Stacey Lynn Jurss, 1, died mon, of Montgomery, Monday as the result of an auto Alabama, Mrs. Lula Muse, of accident. Born in Orlando, she Hinesville, Georgia; Mrs. lena lived in Osteen with her family. Bush, of Montgomer y , Survivors include her parents Alabama; Mrs, Ruth Webb, of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jurss, Birmingham, Alabama; and Osteen; grandmother, Mrs. Mrs. Sylvia Cook, of Jay, Lucy Ann Poff, Osteen; having served in WW` and Korea, retiring 111 1%2 1 e years senrice. lie was also retired from food service with O saying," As we celebrate the I . Dec. 22,1916-16 Sallie Harrison Chapter, Mrs. William D. Leahy, coNational Society, Daughters of hostess. Mrs. T. K. Wiley, Regent, the American Revolution met for their Christmas party with presided. Mrs. F. E. Roumillat Mrs. Belle Hagan Jennings and presented the program, giving excerpts from famous pe rsons on the word'ltherty,' closing by unloaded. De partment. . Wednesday, DAR Celebrates Season haves and his wife filed a civil sui t alleging Florida Power and negligent in not Co. moving the high tension electrical lines as earlier requested l) pa mar officials because the lines were in an area where sleet a ii (I loaded were hen ins hlurtis lines, I-ear-old ía lb yr of Ill children, was ain emplove of Pama r Construction Co."Ii en he was helping unload ;i (InmI) truck at the firm's Rand Yard Road l o cation west of Sanford on Sept. 21 .1972, and a crane being used in the operation eaine into contact with high tension electrical wires and the WOMEN Lady Bartender Mayor Of 'Town Too Tough To Die' By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent Survivors include his wife Charles Marshall Reynolds, Edith C. Avenel of Sanford; two 69, highway 4, Geneva, died daughters, Mrs. Bonnie Claire 1 uesday in Sanford. A member Miltier of Woodbridge, Va. and of the First Assembly of God Mrs. Kathryn Bennet Mosier, Church of Sanford, he moved to Altamonte Springs; son, Elmer anfordfromMiamijnl97l. He WalterAvenelJr,,U.S. Navyat Florida. \ San Ford constr u ction worker, disabled in a 1972 accident at a . %%as retired from the Dade Patuxent River, Md.; brother, County public school system. William J. Avenel. Rochester. Survivors includle his wife,Mrs. N.Y.; aunt, Mrs. Liola H. Pike, to it E . .u., rela tiv e per no • lflu5 no rth at S Ci FP&L Hit For 10OGs In Accident Suit Saunders 8 a.m. readings: temTuesda y 's Gail 1.. Crumley Sara J. Bla c kwelder JoAnn LU OFF I TONIGHT & THURS. NIGHT Kristi Is wearing. Come in the lovely Collection. and see ALSO BEACH COVER-UPS i a FREE 40 a IF ____ T WRAP Open Evenings Square link chain, 12 karat gold-filled, $15,9 5 b Neckchoin, 12 karat gold-idled, $1295 c Nott.ing n.cklo., 12 karat gold-filled, $6.50 d. Nothing necklace. 12 korat gold-idled, $6.50 . Station chain. 12 karat gold - filled, $9 50 I N.ckchasn. sterling siIrsu, $7 95 All 15" long. We have many lovely fashions like the dress ' .* SHOE ls iiqbt STORE lnfant& Toddlers Sues thru 14 tutu1 ivautlrobc 110 E -- *iI.rd I First SANFORD: wm" CASSE LI 950 State St., Sanford Plaza 1. Seminole Plaza ana iii cnrir &ai,,i mas soos iuv miy OM IAIU -t $flSAT 1&. ALL ICKI ID DRUGS W WILL flft(ff rvI(ia. R&I Ill 208 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322-0204 — 12)3020 St. (tek log I. h.ii .t la... . u.R'ni 1. hjr AV YsI.*,L.'t (hjir • 1.'i.-ri.jn E.pr L!inri .l u b •1.,jrtr i1i',' • 'Jit's Ask about s.. our New Custom Charge ZALES I he Pu moiod Sht' I1,oflI iaj hula, �2B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 22, i7 BLONDIE = 49 Make WE REAT:RST') VC&L TELEGAM - LoNo) •- A Ir I CPE ' - - 6 I I ) - ' I ( ' I I TI- '-' 0 Evil I / L :_., - I _.. -- ' . •] I BEETLE BAILEY - Mort Walker &Ee , PP't -E-1; Air= Z P uP,TCO. EE %stT 4E 056P / THEM? ... z I Z 16 Lip - 21 Eplove 22 Dry.as kvirie 24 Woman s DOWN 26 Concerto p3rt 30 Footwear 33 Here (Fr) 34 Job 36 Gnaw 37 Ah Mel 39 Nothing (Fr) 41 Lyricist 5 Equivoque 6 No ifs or buts 7 Poetic 8 Western. hemisphere 4 A r ti 'r A CCL rvt BOAT ti 6us r I LC4J TO 1A) C CRELT CARPS 26 27 28 37 POBL.EMI 38 - THE PIANO 43 52 - - 53 54 A' iA 66 10 PRISCILLA'S POP CHARACTERS IN THE I `YM CAN TELL WRAT THEY'RE LIKE JUST REPUTATION. NtIHOR./ rNICOTINE uM Thl n tb-_ ' ç ANP 1,, - _____ - ç :7-, ; 0 • a tranquilizer. Catapress does cause drowsiness. I am not. surprised that the combination by Howie Schneider EWCATiok) r5i CeRrAiwy A Q ?O C1ERRWT10 (RIM WAL LaroF LAkHERS BE MAkI*JG A kXULD LESS MOi / L I .1 effects taking two Catapress pills for blood pressure plus two or three Valium piHs a day would have on a man's sex life, My husband Is taki this medicine for high ng pressure. Is he too relaxed or evening, then gets up to go to bed and sleep again. DEAR READER - Valium J I Could w ha t too tired After supper he just falls aslee p and sleeps all / . WEST tOt aJ875 VK6 Dr. Lamb - on can get it by sending 50 mts with a long, stamped, Wf-addressed envelope to me in care of this newspaper. P.0ox k Radio Cit y Station New SI , NY 10019. . . changing one's living patterns. - V - WHAT FER BUG ' I4AVEN'T GO A DIME ç g\&Jfj.4 T'INvEsr' I ) REMINOS ME... HOW ARE VA GONNA PAY Fat' LIIPi. I ', i J , {- - --- _10 - . So I think shut A % FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob ThOYfi a c V - e OPPORTUNITY <NOCID RUT Z DIDN'? 'A in:' Iamsending you Th e Health 1 C 140: - I(r Letter nwnber 14, Blood Pressure, to give you more information on the problem. 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Reg. $13." 11 ' 1'V1 f \\' 07-251~ R.g. $13.88 '"P'/" 29 limii2 through 1 2/ 24/76 , 1 tablespoon sugar lit teaspoon salt I tablespoon white vinegar vinegar and - CLAIROL HEALTH PANCAKES cholesterol watchers will P preclatethese. I cup flour 17 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon baking soda 2 egg whites 'i cup nonfat dry milk ~4 cup water 2 tablespoons corn oil n wax paper stir together the flour, baking In medium bowl whites until soft the peaks form. Add dry milk, sugar and salt; beat unti.1 milk . - - Ain granules old reading and $ through 12/24/76. 88 Reg. 7.99 Ad - 118 SERVER SUFFITIER FOOD SERVER 9 Regukv price 2/294 SU With cover. For hot or cold f oods. Two sections. Reg. 5.99 , Orange Juice Health Pancakes with Berries ,)' - Cracker through HANDYFOOD stero 1 1.'oz. Pack i OR )\ 44 Beverage .'i 88' 12.2.76 4 breast side up, on a rack In a shallow baking pan Roast In a 350-degree oven (it does not 1I Limit I C~ 69c pic.tU REG. 46.95 SPECIAL BREAKFAST I veready - _____ 139 Reg.99c BOWS 'i Iiy-d I.Wirdoy The mouse that seems olive.., 49c p i-,-• 299 77 s AV Reg. $2.99 X70VI&7AM, / / Reg. 69c Paper crank in minutes you've g ot a lovely color FV, Chole l Watchers ViN&Y, COMM I1'TE Snap I about hour longer. Makes 4 generous servings. y to 19 12/24/76-391 Rogiukv price 69t . TV tio proce-S'S to time' - "I feel better since I learned that communiCation skills at the . I and heavy wNte thread or with small sked we rs white Hook wing tips onto back, tie legs together with string. If you like, you may rub the surface of the chicken with softened butter or margarine. Place chicken, I" t CT0*PII TUMBLERS C with the mixture; close cavities • . 29 ' 'I Limit 2 PLUS 23 MYSTERIES YOUR AtaifmnA • Pa n cake s personal level' means plain, 000NESBURY INS I by sewing with a darning needle !' ,'' ' AUVEJ 149 18" ' KODAK 11,K4 with leaves have to be preheated) for about I Li hours; cut string away from legs; baste chicken with drippings in pan-, continue roasting until golden-brown and C Plastic . . . 9 or 10-Oz. MAGI MOUSE . Paper I rio taste Stuff body and tj,Y\ ,..-_. !'1l:l ! lvii • think. As soon as cereal fiber is 111 69, 250 ____________________ neck cavities of the chicken l( breakfast foods containing them are n6t roughage 'ai you ADD Extra Wide CyP Foil or Paper Sprinkle body and neck cav- by Gill Fox bran or (- PLO pp oir GIANT ROLL1 49 --- --' Radio City Station..NewYork, N V 10079) - ROLL Extra Wide l4 cup finely chopped parsley food. The cereal Reg. 1.99 cubes -' - LIMIT 0*4 C0UP Pit CT&1 Foil Reg. i.iq 1 6 ROLL or GIANT ROLL Reg. 1.99 Foil or Paper "a cup coarsely grated carrot, packed down I cup small fresh bread on.. spade -i--( deposits he has. And a word of moistened adequately it becomes soft. Just look agair fit caution, if a person is taking the bowl of cereal that Cataprss and stops it suddenly let soak In mfik for a while and tlseremaybeaseveresharp k yourself litha Is rise in blood pressure. It his. roughage or softa-e. doctor decides to eliminate it he should be gradually withdrawn from the sethc1ne to avoid this dangerous responsi'. IT HAD THE TELEVISION ONO e Opening lead - K a. various elevation of blood pressure what counts. Many people use should eliminate any body fat pure bran they can. Every ounce of fat sauce,icecreamandanrnfirnte under the skin should be variety of foods. Th e bran In eliminated by weight control whole wheat flour Is also fine, programs. When this is done anditmakesnodlfferenceifthe andtha1t[nta : riuced bran is us a baked or cooked the need for medicines w it h undesirabl e side effects can often be red uced eliminated. t fine) celery DEAR READER -It doesn't make a particle of difference. The cereal fiber in rine 2 tablespoons butter; add the yams, onion, celery and carrot. Cwk over moderate heat, stirring often, for about 5 minutes. Add bread ofte n , Off heat, stir in the parsley, poultry seasoning and salt find SIDE GLANCES That means anyone with any bran-t)pe breakfast foods is marga with seven diamonds lie has shown two hearts arxl would not have raised clubs without three so he was left With Just DbI Rgu R CustOMa " ' r, e ?~~o Req 1 59 Foil 29 4 ROLL 3 4# Pan Reg 279 Salt and pepper pepper. ma 1tnch skillet melt S& Pan Pass Pas5 5 V Dbl Pam Pais I CI COuP lox Limit 3 tnrough 12/24/76. Regivicr OPP Reg. 1.99 marked 4V IIY tilo • 35e 49 Pak 18 chicken Y pie counting East 44, ' 8-0z. jar Limit I tLvu 12/24/76 . Ad in d and bring h is R.guIo -_ W t North East South 14 1& 2# 2v 3V : iI ,:TCP 6Kffi1'gff0ffV_ 104. 1 1VX0 12/24/76 -- l LIMIT t Ci fine) orJon 2-3rd3 cup chopped (medltun DEAR DR. LAMB - My There are lots of ways to bid ld me that I must eat makes your husband so sleep). today 3 a c payer as one nip leader wants f All-Bran •t'-t Cataprims also makes s0me me reason to get into the to know it we ever raise our men impotent. When that oc- alleiiiiate a colon problem I was bidding act. having. Since I don't really like West would wrap up his partner wi th on y two t rumps curs there I1U h live-club contract, but you when he has not rebid his suit. the stuff, I have been putting it do In bed besides sleep. The answer is that we do so These effects occur with into fiquid form in my blender can't blame South for doubl- on rare occasions when a bid Ing. lie had he ard his partner is some other edicines used in and mixing it. with other things bid twice North realized this e a=gf: b e asthocotef1iioring, the treatment fhihbl d lse to id and ran to five hearts which yogurt, a banana, with mdk, pressure. There are good East doubled. (For a copy of JACOBY reasons why some doctors think etc. I am wondering if I am still East rather expected to MODERN. send $1 to: "Win treatment with some of the high getting the benefit from the wore at least one diamond at Bridge," c/o this blood pressure medicinesc an bran even though I put it in trick, but he had failed to newspaper. P 0 Box 489. lower the blood pressure by CEDRIC VCULD LIKE TO KNOW ,AECtjT RJTURE TRENDS IN THE STOCK '\ MARKET!) U3SY es 19 through 2-3rds cup chopped medium. ç"huuuu.i1110''hhhl'1 his doubled contract. The play looks sensational, liquid form. Am I eliminating allow for the possibility that be woie.than the disease. I agree with treatment for the roughagerny colon needaby his partner would be void of elevated blood pressure, but doing this? Incidentally, even whenever possible I do think it though I am doing this, my t BUGS BUNNY good East-West vulnerablo I of clubs. South spades~ led his siecond spade and promptly finessed dummy's 10, Fast showed out and now South was able to discard •Q i093 Limit I 129 . COUOfl Round.. Pennant Dry Roasted 119 I cup diced (tii-inch) pared yams back and South was ready to tackle spades. lie cashed his ace of v A Q J 54 ' PEANUTS Worthmor. USP 5-Grain .- Chicken Stuff in 9 ruffed in dummy and prompt. ly lost the trump finesse to West's king. West led a trump &AKQJ8513 41096 S wni 100 ASP ('y) Butter or EAST 2 V72 I T 111W fit/ 15 ___________________________________________ A and beneficial rounds TIM k I that suit The defense started with! two - Abby YAM STUFFING V 10983 # 72 A7 So, you see, that tip really ABBY: Box No. 69140, L.A.. Calif. f0069. Enclose star"psit, %0f. wasn't necessary. Please ac. addressed envelope, pleas@. Dear N 22 Limit 1 through 12/24/76. W iI t hout .3 DEAR ABBY: I have known 0 this guy for two years, but we didn't get really serious about ' each other until seven months ago. I 'm 18 and he's19. He he t IPM tuxlpI -- temporary assist to a man who's obvioul3y down on his IUCL _______________ is better to me mild medicines problem seems less severe. ILl- Antacid Liquid, 12-Ox. ROAST CHICKEN WITH NORTH A K Q 10 9 4 3 M T11 rather err on the side of (11s%liALD alitt JANIE-S JAVORY Husband Tired From Medicines - _ ~Sy HAVE A VERY B60 WI of, It 0=117 DEAR HOTEL GUEST: I am the invigorating exercise of Please keep telling girls that not working here because I scrubbing toilets and bathroom • generosity and give a small This person can 19) Financial conditions are q mixed bag today. You ha some heavy expens, but funds . re like!) to be a bit slow in spirational sou .11 MAALOX By CFIILY BROWNSTONE Au odatedPressFood htor - - DEAR DR. LAMB THERE THEY GO T%~o OF: THE VAYR5T 55 56 L is someone today who is a trifle 59 6 OKAY 21) You may have to deal with longer. This year, you'll develop LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. M) relationships with persons both Usually you're a sociable, intellectual and farseeing. The o utgoing person but today associations will be in. 51 SAGI`17ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. would be wise to clear up old to help )ou. debts YOUR BIRTHDAY They can't be Dec 23, l96 rationalized away too much - 1 Is he a victim of circumstances or a self- made failure? Since It's not poulble to kno,*, I'd ppreciated. This co ul d lead to some hefty bills. LFO (July 23-Aug. 22) There decision to make today, balance is a strong possibility that you your opinion against others will prejudge the good in whose judgment -ou respect. LU11,11.1113 of an associate wrongly PLSCES (Feb. 20-March 2o) today and cause an em- Strangley enough, one you ~;, the most for today wfll do the barrasing situation. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) least for you, while one you While the means are at hand it ignore will bend over I backward N J 4_.rç Cy ., 41 HELP.1 I'D LOVE TO BE A&E TO PLAY h I CiCWT SEE HOW THIS IS C70NG TO 36 40 58 by Bob Montana 32 1 48 49 50 'S.IIFF ' "YOU HAVE TO SPEND AT L EAST TNO HOURS A 31 35 46 TKANK You, MOOSE! I CAR TEACH YOU THE 25 30 39 I 60S ARCHIE E21 29 4 57 s 17 SO FT TOUCH DEAR SOFT: What's a bum? sources. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- Feb. ) It you have an important 11 11 24 a Your shopping logic today i governed by the thought that a may come from unusual FF F If I had kno%m then what I know think. pointment regarding your be won over by not responding onginal plans today, but the in kind. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. alternative will prove best in theIon run CANCER (June 21-Jul' By ABIGAIL VAN RUREN What do you and your readers married. obligation may spoil the fun. You may suffer some dia p- cantankerous. church 1 ' d 47 Flower leaf 49 Mountaintop 17 20 33 AWRA66 &aFT~Wl 430,000 A 4YAR N A fI d 1 ONL~ - MAKE ii 10 ir PA u - ti highest ideals will wit h prove hollow vtctories today. Set lofty standards. GEMINI (Slay 21-June 20) continent 22 AW...THEM 45 Sheltered d 29 Largest organization 19 by Art Sonsom 14. sponse (abbr I radio 16 ;4 U 40 Sharpest 43 Invitation re, 27 legal aid 50 Regarding group (abbr) 52 'P 28 Heating by 54 Part of a 9 Ice cream flavor tO Paradise 15 ~aq Cow, 19 Compass SCORPIO (oct. 24-Nov. 22) if tivilies you're planning, so nobody's feelings will be hurt. you're entertaining at home TAURUS (April 20- May 20) today, limit it to guests who Although you may achieve company you truly them, goals not in accordance Inviting someone out of . twin e bau "_Z6,- 1 U 4F 1~ A bEAuTiFL:L1 HW ~,% SEWS-1 9AVE 38 Casman bird 26 1.3!13n greeting '3 THE BORN LOSER I 17 Seth s son 25 Legendary 3 Beverages 4 Ornate 19) Be warming up to others nclude old friends as However, you do Ict Your hair sure to I down later well as new in an social c r s I When Giving Handout, Err On Side Of Generos ity - (March 21 -April ARlF N point I SfrOking tube 23 Russian ruler 2 Cooled 6 L ____ Wednesday, Dec. 22, l973B trying to get me to go to bed Well, I was wrong. After that now, I never would have given the way to keep a guy is by NOT want to earn money; I j ust floors ce my deepen thanks for your guaranteed o t with hint, and I kept saying no. evening I di dn't hear one word in. But now it's too late, and givin g in t o Iwishlhadn't. enjoy emptying wastebaskets handssandpaperyeven through generosity. The penny you left DEAR ABBY: I've always Finally I gave in. from him. Final ly Iran into h there's nothing I can do about FOOLISH IN FIRIDA fl of peanut shells and been a soft touch for a bum Stale rubber gloves. My fondest will go towards furthering my I real!) was in lose with hint b accident three wicks later. itDEAR FOOLISH I will And beer . "Black Lung" Is asking for a handout, but many Abby.I'm no trdmp I thought it a small memories will always be the college education and his attitude toward me was wasted something verb maybe your experience will risk to take In exchange people say that gibing a burn would bring us for the thrill of pursuing those elusive YOUR HOTEL MA closer together compl et ely different lie acted precious on someone who help some oth er girl when she pleas ur spa change does him more Maybe e e of dumping ashtrays little hairs all over the v en get him to figure Ev,oM has a problem What's wasn't worth It and didn 'tt has that decision to make like a ctmnger harm than good. all day long But the best ct Is bathtubs. yours' For a pe rsonal rpiy write to out sorne way we could get appreciate it. I feel so cheated and cheap. 107L 'u FQj - L j f1.21 L For Thursday, Decemoer AFR run I R * BY BERNI CFBFDFOSOI S p ~ - 55 Back and 46 Door clasp Arizona city 31 Celtic peasant 48 Automotive 32 Sway 58 Stupid fellow s'ety (abr 11 Tree dwelling 35 Barrels 59 Hank at , • - U0 E E Ped 44 Enduring 12 wds) L. - 0 Mo 0 65 P:n& 42 Exterior r krr 1-notMtsI failure name - N ozen water 57 Ravish 13 Inferior in II Military 61 Weapons assistant 62 Down with 15 Pod vegetable (Fr . 2 wds) 16 Doffs 63 Golfer Snead I , \ - B Unconcealed 53 Sobbing -'? l HOROSCOPE ; Ujt;izi I D IF 4 Milky gem - ____ Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl. Answer to You can depend on Us: i. 'i, Fe5 SALE DAYS THRU FRIDAY �48—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ib Wednesday, Dec. 22, 1t76 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl ix SHORTENING Wednesday, Dec. 22,1176--5B GOLD MEDAL PLAIN OR SELF-RISING SNOWDRIFT "\J FLOUR Limit 1 with 5.00 or more purchase excl. cigs. 69 I.B. BAG 300c Cookie Mix C 85, :. CAN - PIE CRUST - . - . Ttvh Mod 11 'TI(s U U Potatoes 'Qc . • S . . . . . . . . 69c tB . PREMIUM Slic d W STERN &A- FRYER GIZZARDS . . . E CORN Eo CER 80 TON SLICED SWIFT BUTTERBALL TURKEYS, FRESH NEVER FROZEN TURKEYS, STUFFED TURKEYS, GEESE. CAPONS, SMOKED TURKEY & OYSTERS FOR STUFFING I SOit I BUTT 89c Porl Roast hICI)RY ¶,MOKLTJ Se4 QtJI()F ARM AVAILABLE AT YOUR FRIENDLY WINN-DfXIE PiCniC'SLICED 69j MARE WINN-DIXIE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY FIXINGS. GRADE A FRESH COUNTRY CU PAU RE Di Fryers Sausage 5C AQ Ail • . . Franks Cheese • OW $129 • Sausage 'IPLANDS tii5H 22O BAG MOTOR • CHRISTMAS COOKIES $129 L$ BEEF e7N $100 FLAKY ROLLS . • . . . . . . . 3 $100 99 LB. I 11% . PKG. 0 . . . Th,,l, 1 '. 0 e Ro ' 40 (jiLT,? 0 CROP ocks PACK 12-oz. CANS BUNNY FA 'JMDJT, . . . ("ISine-Aid A... If7 Ultra-Brite . . SCE NTED 'VERY o DELICIOUS Co"br 99c . . • • • CREAM FOR )IflKbL I NOR IDA 9 (IALF . . PKG . ir $117 . c . 15 . Prestone 1 $ 13 De Loqc F . . . . Sàuto Pizza $149 $ 99 WHIPPED 2 TOPPING FLORIDA I (4.vsi I'4s,,\ IC) 1Ig I TANGELOS 1HIJI'l, 20 $1 0 0 1?•oa PkG, 7o.O, • I,?OR CAULIFLOW ER OR BRIJ',S[i $229 lO . 2 CS ot . . . p 6*0 99c FLORIDA TANGERINES '" 13 79c • • • SIZE !IUMPKIN PIE CUPS 99 FOR STRAWBERRIES \Ii MRS. SMITHS CUSTARD 9-ox. 26 '(('Pa U ox PIE Nibleb $ 59 3 PINTS JUMBO CELERY "Ulf GREEN GIANT LISUIUR IPEAS NIBLETS CORN I . $ A TOR 1% 7 — VARI FRUIT COCKTAIL ' .. STOVE TOP SWEET flDCCII] 3 28.01.s 99 Wine .• 59C • • • BR'ci( MJ Creme Drops FACt!.aALI0l Gloria Mix .!IIA Mints . kJ Kises ' $109 Cherries 99c s' '(,. Cherries t€PEc • • • • • • . . • . • 49c 99c • ' (Ij. EFTi :r • • • T Merry Canes Canes t • • • ctc4T':L*?f A ;' 79c iI • 99 ?(I \ fi 0 Mxec Candy 79' Hard Mix • . • Lb Refill Cups 299 99c • $ vaI.&P Glad Wrap Gkd Wrap r 1' 'I • • • Nestle Quik 63 . . . . 1° • Tea Bags I.:T • . . 69' Trash Bags ;.' Lipton Tea 89 Instant Tea Iry . . $19 WE AGGQq NEW STORE HOURS - 969 $13 .z.T Kitchen Bags I5*I5QNL ItALIAN Dressing ?, I.ItiQ.4t • • '- • III. • CHU IE . ................. . . . ..... I ((LANTANO Ravioli s100 81 LARGE S.ZE '' Grape Juice 1 Pizza ': 909 • Ftç.'(a £ 9 MONDAY THRU SATURDAY . • . 89C ''t OtEN Coconut 9 a.m.-9 P.M. GREEN Corn . . 01-AN? '' 0 99 2 NIBLEIS 3 9° Burgers IDAHO $169 ' D AIICDC 114 t\lé1'1 . . • • P liI.4 K C, 909 STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY g. piiy ST. SAP4VOID 7 a.m.7 p.m. QO:oHimAGUsHOP;IHGci* SANFORD . 419 E. FIRST ST. $ :',., ' ' . UMRL RJ F. THE FOLLOWING SUNDAY 10 ,.• 59C . • • • . • . . . . LBS. 9°° 5X)Ts .$RIMP Burgers . 1161, h'I I JR fLSf FRi:LPl BOOTs t5 . 79c • . . • • . . Bagels IROZF Reddi Wip S FROZEN CELANTAN,.T, $ I SARA tRQZCN WELCPI &(NDERS . • . . . Coffee Cake FREI!CH AVE. & 25th ST. = 99C e Bt Li. Cutisi Dressing £a . • • • • • i RO!LN 'ROZEN 53c 3 0 C 29-01. CANS ges $ SALAD LSCil Oven Cleaner $343 . . . . . ' WALIt'() Creme Drops Coffee 89r-Coffee 59c • • • • . • $1° 69c X14%, %%% 2 16-os. CA Slices 00 STALKS 11S FIFTH s 59&Tr' RAiC. 99 FOR FARMS Cakes S UPE R B RA ND 2 French Fries 5 Sprouts $414 .10 F PRODUCE FROZEN lU 99 FRESH 99c l6.j CANS OR HARVEST SAUSAG PEPPERONI 00 SASSY& SPICy PEFPLRIDCE ?:CT NAVEL IORANGES •,,1 Waffles 21 . To'MPAsrr cia, • DOWNYFLAK B AN U $139 6 LB. BAG ~~011E . • ' S 69 . EXTRA FANCY RED OR GOLDEN ? $129 Morsels Kra. Moft)-mollo- Orange Juice Sri*ii LOTIOI4 . BT 89c . FRESH cii • • • BOR DENS ICE CREAM . - Limit two 6•plcs, w/$5.00 or more purchase oxclud. cigs COt AT . J-- N..'eClo( HARVEST $100 u '' 3 HA $I9 BUDWEISER • FRI., DEC. 24 ALL NATUIIAL L "KING OF BEERS" Limit 1 with $5.00 or more purchase oxciud. des. ii U LF GALS. r SUGAR . A( Mj" .. Napkins ASTOR 132,ot CAN1 OR 59c AIIca-Seltzer NE : Selsun Blue' Dental Creme 1,1111C 88c $139 Brut "33" Deodorizer 59c 4. . 67c s or Limit I with $5.00 or more purchase Rights S tu III S100 ' BRIVARO, COLLIER, VOLUSIA. SUMTER,CHARLOTTE, LEE AND MARIOE4 APPLES BUTTER C Quantity Reserved Reserved WINN C01 Stoll S~ INC COPI4? I74 2 p,i SUPERBRAND (Qtrs.) Rights I1IKIIIT MMII) AE ii00 Olives LAKI, CITRUS, PRICES GOOD f Twr _wm ~W 5*4 29 I4?f MLid tt. Ripe W).oI, & t4Ido7 Cocktail &M S 99 3 Go" Cookies . exciud. cigs. Quantity . 2 .. S0•0 . ICE W . (,o4n LAND OR SUNSHINE 1.LB. BEEF PATTIES . 1480 0, SUNSHINI A LB. Egg Nog $ FAMILY BREAD . . . . . . . . 3 Fp,, DIXIE DARLING BRO,H E665 &!.LAK6E PKG. Cherri es Mu'd 100 BAGS 79c SUPERBRAND ~ I GRADE G2,D "A" 5 OR 10 7.o 3 . Salad Oli ve OLD FASHION COOKIES . . 4 B.o, Dix( DARLING 1000/o PURE HANDI-PAK GROUND $100 $189 N S • . . • CPACIUN ( Ty)[) Alt VAiL lii', PAL.W.E11`0 FARMS PIMENTO CKESE 18-08 "•' . SALTINE CRACKERS . . . . . 2 FIX R(GS CRACKIN GOrJ() BREAKFAST LINE $119 Spread. CLP to . • FRFSH c Sausage • BAG ER RLGIJtAR AND ALL BEEF 49 SUPERBRAD L0lttAR OR 51* F FAT COT1.GF I t CuP.6 1 CIJAvI4 (,O WMt SI)NNrLAND 59c 88c 2 . th N 9c rww . Broth .....4A, 89c 0.p Cwthci S-e' 69c hsps . . HORY SWEET Bacon e 69c • . PRICES 0000 IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY HLY- -an 5 '-' FRESH FROZEN FRYER LIVERS . S*r' uhu15_.sIusuuII.1 19 BAG ______________________________ " Juice ... "' Pears . 3 2. : : -, o; - $ io sjoo 49' Romaine . . . 39, Cabbage 2 29' . M'rooms eryies . ' ' . Walnuts 49' . Bananas. 5 . Avocadoes3 . l' , 1 100 .I .. 1100 c �65--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 22, 1916 TELEVISION LISTINGS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CLASSIFIED ADS 7 FALL OF EAGLES Episode It In 1915 the Tsar Wednesday Evening 0 .X2 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS SM EMERGENCY ONE 7 CARRASCOLENOAS 24 ZOOM 630 9 THE BIONIC WOMAN 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 24 9001K 24 ¶,VONOER ANEW 2 I? NBC NEWS 6 CBS NEWS BEAT 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 NIMALS I? TREASURE HUNT 24 MACf4ElLEHRER REOPT 730 2 PRICE IS RIGHT 4 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 6 $128000 QUESTION 6M HOGANS HEROES 9 000 PYRAMID 12 MY THREE SONS 24 CHRISTMAS WITH THE JONES HIGH SCHOOL flHOIR Directed by Edna S Hirgrett Concert of Ctinsttnas 525 nuc'c 6V SM NEWS 7 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 4 6 KANGAROO MOVIE The Gay Sts- • .rs Barbara Stanwyck, Goorge B'eflI 1942 Story ibout the bad apple in a fine VT-sly 2 FOR THE DEAF 9 THE ROOKIES (R) 1200 6 WILD. WILD WEST SW REV IKE The Joy Living 2 24 SESAME STREET 4 930 4 7 6 PRICE IS RIGHT IWod. Thurs, Fri (ELEC- of 1030 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 7 (Wed Thij - Fri ZOOM 24 (Mon . Tues., Thus) MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBOR. H000 (Wed) THE NUT- (Fri) CRACKER ANYONE FOR TENNYSON' 1100 Thursday 6 DOUBLE DARE New c)an'Io show hosted by Aieit Morning 9 DON 140 SHOW "THE SIC OF CHRISTMAS 1130 2 12 STUMPERS 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE SM LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 7 (Fri only) OUT THE 6 10 NSHINE ALMANAC 6 15 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2 (Man) WITH THIS RING ( Tiiq) PICTURE OF HEALTH University of Florida 2 ROGUE" & "SINGLE SESAME STREET (Fn) MU- iThurs) CRACKERBARREL Fri 001< UP AND LIVE 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE (7:3O GIRLS" DOOR 9 )4APPY DAYS (R 24 (Fri only) CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION 11 55 4 6 6111 CBS NEWS (wed) DBCC PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Thurs CHRISTOPHER CLOSE UP Afternoor, Fr DAILY DEVOTIONAL Pill SWAP SHOP AND PICA MARKET EVE IY SUNDAY SA.M..SPM 2 (Fri CALL 313 I3i 1200 2 9 NEWS 630 Dril y) SONSHINE 4 6 YOUNG AND REST. LESS 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER SM FRAN CARLTON EXERCISE SHOW SW PERRY MASON 7 (Wed) DOCUMENTARY 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU Chinatown (Thus FIRING 634 The most exciting LINE (Fri FAMILY FOCUS I? 50 GRAND SLAM 12 LIVING WORDS 639 12 HI NEIGHBOR original motion picture 24 ZOOM 1230 2 THE GONG SHOW 4 6 SEARCH FOR 645 4 LOCAL NEWS event of all time .654 TOMORROW 12 WHAT S HAPPENING' 655 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 700 12 TODAY (Local nOWS 2 is also one of the great low stories 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 12 MARCUS WELBY, M D 23 ELECTRIC COMPANY 1255 2 NBC NEWS tOO 2 SOMERSET it 7 25 and 8 25 4 6 CBS NEWS (730 of all time. (Man. Tues, Thiirs I 24 600 4 (Man) CAMERA THREE iWed IOF MEN AND WOMEN MMTI- L ADIES NIGHT \ Dining LADIES DRINKS 35c And FREE From sand MIDNIGHT III lAM. Danc1ng / NBC LOS ANGELES lAP) — Sat. ire Is rumored to be what dies on Saturday night. It also may be what expires the day after Christmas, namely this Sunday night, when NBC airs "That Was the Year That Was — 1976." But Herman Rush, one of the two executive producers on the show, is unfazed by the possibility most viewers still will be on the road, en route home from a Yule weekend with friends and loved ones. "True, viewing may be down," he said. "On the other hand, It's a holiday week. There'll be alot of viewers tired of all the Christmas and holiday specials. They'll be looking for something different." "That Was the Year" Is a new version of the old "That Was the Week That Was" satirical series on NBC in the early 1960s. Rush said that if this Sunday's show clicks, a series could result. The 90-minute opus, on which taping began last Thursday and ended at 5a.m. Sunday, is going to have kind of a news format as it pokes fun at major events of this year, Rush said by p1-lone from New York. It will have actresses Blythe Danner and Brenda Vaccaro, and comic-writer Buck Henry and comic Robert KIlen personing the anchor desk. And various reports on the state of the cosmos will come from such folk as NBC newsman Edwin Newman; Rex Reed, the celebrated, ah, critic, and Candice Bergen, the noted Polaroidist. Since satire tends to offend at times, Rush was asked if NBC censors or lawyers have asked him to whack out certain things Forty Thieves F Presents AND THE ODDESSEY " MON. THRU CHRISTMAS 205 PALMETTO AVE. (Next to Post Office) SANFQp r - 1 41 4 S 4 , T I . 1'. , .i\ . it . - - ----- _ : ~~OT, _ r .. , - .. I ~i , C$p*\ um 1k,Larmis p Beginning Mon., Dec. 20 Thru Sal. Jan. 1. r "Kina Kon4 ADULTS : 7.30 p.m. -1:00p.m. * * * * * * * * CHRISTMAS , '... i..k....& L Z P W-Ga A - 'I I0a.m.-4p,m. C. SKATING ' !IUU Ph. RINK 322.353 2700 W. 25th St. (SR 46A) Sanford W• . , Rentals 18-Help Wanted — For free In. formation write to. Box 791, Pompano, Fla.. 33061 Smallest ad With the greatest Portunity Call 373 1547 Needed, experienc ed teen age baby sitter in Soufhslde Elemen tary School area Some eves & week ends 321 0296 * Electronic Sensor Perm C. Beauty Care Products. Tow. Beauty Salon, $19 E. 1st., 32357 IWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And Tht' A Fact! ClaSsified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact T oo l tilack & White Nurses, RN's & LPN's, Aides, Aide Companion Ne eded imm ed iately 626 0636 - 30-Apartments . __________________________ 31A—Duplexes Apartments 7 BR unfurnished. children, pets 0 k 5130 mo 373 7315 or 1 901 736 0799 - -32 — Houses O' -ft .. . 3 Bt home, fenced, kitchen equipped $165 per mo 5100 dep 702 Bamboo Dr.. Sunlancj 377 0066 __....._. Luxury Patio Apartments Studio, 1, 2A Property Managers I OR Mobile, $90 2 OR Mobile, $115 3 BR HouSC, $145 3 OR, V ibath executive town house. Adult.Family ?1OW000MERE BLVD. 3 Bedr oom SISOmo. Information in Window From it - 135 1505 W. 25th Sanford, Fl 0. 11age St. - r % 1-i / appearinq in The Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size for $4.00 plus tax. DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 O s. • V a PM*d yo.' ho..by IC: 01 '•'> yew sslghhors. & canal, on river ," Life In 9&tiide Welcomes \. :.L / laig......it'd Pjx,'ct ""i-Is Street Street LighIs I. . ',., FOR APPOINTMENT 211 W. 25th Additions Sanford Fla.. []] WIlT Remodeling I Z IAN U 32 3 7895 Like Monroe'-- 2 • acres. I BR, 3', bath, pool, 575,000 JENNY CLARK. Really REALTOR, 172 ISIS ________________________________________________________________________________ FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H We're Offering I A LOCH ARBOR- I th 3 extrA building lots 700 V'ned Dr 130000 Ph 8420176 I ON LAKE MONROE - Mayfair, over 1 acre, cuStom I OR. 2 bath home with courtyard Privacy Near hospital 372 5173 9, OR $ 6 2r w - ,t1 Yo ..4 ,175 I Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, P12 Bath Townhouse by Owner — 3 OR. 7 bath, central l'i&A. exceptionally nice neigh borhood Attached garage. 176.500 105 632 0110 , r LAk 1; _rci-1 'I',lL.,,,4'kJ I ORIGINAL PRICE!24,M NOW 1 8,5 2 5 k. A I ACTION Volunteers. If you're a community leader or concerned citizen you've got a tough problemyou professionals. You ACTION. ACTION is skilled volunteers_ of ages, with all kinds of skills, and need People all Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Carpeting throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Quality concrete block construction. 1,064 square feet of living area. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to snapping and schools — No maintenance fees. need working to solve problems in your community and around the world. So if you ' ve got a tough community problem ACTION, Dept. PP, DC 20525, _ HWX Between us, there's got to be a solution. -I-- MODEL OPEN: Washington, A Pr ., :§ ,A T' '.ic..i;i S Tre &.a:I.;.'.3 DAILY-1;30 a.m.-5:30 dmere SAT.-1I a.m.-4 p.m. WT00_, p.m,.4 p.m. 323 TCCO (. 1 Anntr Fine Develop ment By REALTOR LOMMI2RCIAL PROPERTY Several choice locations ,iailable 5 ACRES WITH MOBILE HOME Good country IoCtiori Assumable mortgage, 520.000 COUNTRY CLUB 21 CH CA 118.500 Hwy 16. West. Snf'or 37) 52—Appliances ' Greene Inc. . iJ p.m. 1.4 . DIRECTIONS: In Sanford West on 251h 5P,f 17-92 ½ Mile To Ridgewood Avg., Go South 2BIocIts On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive WILCO CONST R UCTION OM?MY - M. UNSWORTH REALTY Aluminum Siding 11111111 ISTMAS 1971 Impala 2 Dr Hardtop, 43—Lots-Acreage " Camboell's Poodle Pad-Complete professional grooming 2167 Park 1913 Pontiac Deluxe LeMans. bu<ke$ Ave 322 1121 Closed Weiioesda',s seats, fully equipped Cassette. new radials. low mileage, $2575 Poodle Puppies 64 53230 1906 Old Orlando Rd JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and Sanford, 32'? 2593 '73 Models Call 323 6570 or $31 Collie Pups - Just 3 left In time for 1605 Dealer Christmas With papers 372 tell Mercury Cyclone GT, 331 Cute Puppies-Free to good homes Cleveland. automatic, Power f Christmas S weeks Old 321 steering, air. 51795 323 $915 0580, or after 5, 3278051 . -. OAYTOPrAAUTC AUCTION Hwy 97, I mili weSt of 5*eedwa 66—Horses Daytona Beach Will hold a pubic AUTO AUCTION even Tuesday Peg quarter horse 'stall ion) With nijrii at 7 20 It's true OnlØ one in papers i yrs old See to ap Florida. You set true reserved precate 323 S172 after 6 price No charge other than $5 registration tee unless yeh cl is sold Call 9042136311 for jurther 68—Wanted to Buy details 41—Real Estate Wanted QUICK CASH FOP EQUITY - CailBart Real Estate 1127496 Merchandise _1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Home 1973 PINTO 5.l.000mites. 1.00 Call 342 0176 - - FIowrv & GiFtS. Trupial 1. Exotic Plants Carnations. 13 do: cash 8. CAREFREE FLORIST, carry 7397 FrenCh Ave. 3,13 7150 -_______ _______ Kit c hen Baltiroom Cabinets. counter tops. sink% ln%taltat,on available Bud CabelI. 322.6052 ' t 11 - I . 11101111111111 Centnil Dee & Gerry's Cleaning Service Residential & Commercial Clean .ng Rt I. Box P74CC, Sanhor, Fl 3277) - 323 6425 caSh for Christmas Sell those items yOu no iorvqer need *iih & Quick Action Want Ad in true F vening Her ald Heat Gebrsardt's Home Repairs. Roo m Additions, Concrete Work. Paint Carpenter WQrk, Ceram,c tue Aijm Enclosures 3736425 Free Estimates Earn extra HUGh4Ey eQuIPMENT Dirt service, Clearing. MOW, % Back ?ioe loader 372137 Tree Trimming & Surgery-. Lawn Maintenance Free Estimates, LiCenSed Phone 122 & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl HarriS Al SEARS in Sanford 327 1711 SOFA & CHAIR SHA MPOOED Also Carpet Shampooed Only 135 Pf'one322 EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowing, Edging, Trimming . 1 Free Estimates 313 1)95 I I DICK'S LAWN SERVICE : Mowing Trimming, Edging witr a P,r'sonai Touch 1306134 Pest Control shopping Carpentry i Electrical BOWLIN ELECTRIC Electrical Conlractors Industrial. com mercial, residential. Free estimates 3232373. SHOP, RENT. SWAP THE EASY WANT AD WAY Read ang U$4 tfi I Want Ads everyu3e Remodeling, Additions. Custom Aork Licensed. Bonded Free estimate 373 4036 __ - Rooting. S'ding. sheet metjl, Alum . Sof f,l, Panting, Air cone e. Tecturecoating Screens, I'C Large quality, Small UoIIr Bill Evans, $31 9914 - ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2582 Park Drive 322 6343 ____________________________ Sewing -11111111111111111101 Insulation BiO*n in insulaiion Mayo In $ulaion Co 830009'? o f di isit . L .r Aterations. Dress Making. Drapes, .1 lJpiSolStry. 327 0707 ______________________ Just about evqrythin for Cnrrurnal: Gifting cars be fUitliul:in fPle Want, AdS! —. 2 Black & White Portable TV s Also Stereo 8 Msc items 323 0706 " 14F , Landscaping & Lawn Care I Improvements I- 111111110 50—Miscellaneous for Sale — LIGHT HAULING& YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 319 1.371 111111111111 Cleaning ....... - - - 9 75 acres, nice trees, good Soil. Surveyed Easy terms 113.873 Broker. 1310171 PS, AC, PS, AM FM Stereo. Radial tires, Low mileage. S950 373 0.413 or 373 179$ after 5pm Hauling _________________ can wiir cover home wiltS aluminum & Sotfit system Also Rooting. Gutters 20 Yrs Exp Eagle Siding Co $51 9543. BR. 24' 6.4 BarrIngton, VA loSnt .iwail.xble GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 380) Orlando Or 373 SiC') Anytime Peg Peal Estate Broker 903W It St Sanford 1236061 or 323 0517 eves -- Rent Our Rinirnvic CARROLL'S FURNiTURE 322 3111 1970 VW Baha, fibergtas fron t & __________ _ rear, all new tirCi, major - -- --overhaul. AM FM Stereo, III Track. new inspection. excel cond 65—PetsSu ,_ --pplies , 11050 32) 5900 eves / Jfl 4655 (PANic CON'S! REALTY REAL TORS-430 1061 Erps. 323 31.19 ______ JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY .." 42--Mobile Homes 1* 1 - Steam Clean Your Own Carpet 5.4 Park Dr 122 2118 ealtor Alter HourS 1210645 22 9794 - 322 3991 j 'HA VA Repossetsons, Low, low down. If casts is a problem, call WS! _. - 1961 Chevrolet pick up truck, new Sticker Gocd ruming condition 5350 349 5702 ______________________________ . - -. 80-Autos for Sa le EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU I Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. I (vet 377 1567 327 1119 207 E. 25th St 100 E 25th St. - bUSIN ESS DIRECTORY -- I 'L 1014 5 " REALTOR 323-7832 -- 79—Trucks- Trailer-, ' 6.4-Equipment for Rent Ij Dell's Auction Center 5)8,900 Steen - I — Peg Real Estate Broker U-11111 No FOR INFORMATION CALL ' I NC, MLS Hanging Baskets, 13 95 Woodruff's Garden Center 60 1 Celery A-ic, Sanford Open a f t ernoon 8. Sat all da, iVe are liquidating hundreds of pieces of furniture including dinettes, and dining room sets, couches & chairs, bed, lamp's of all kinds, etc 25 pct off list price Open daily 105 30 , Forrest Hal Colbert Realty TAFFER REALTY no k - , Irish Setters. 6 *k OIl with papers 372 7986 or 3776499 BARGAIN PRICES 12) 0610 3770779 2 BR, Ov er 10.000 people are reading this ad Don't you wish the item you have for sale was list ed here' For Christmas Bonu Sparkling 3 30" Kelvinalor Electric R6rige, good or I BR, Split design Gracious Condition, 190 323 7838 ____________________ tover, formal living dining, cozy " family room, custom features Pool planned Large lot in quiet Late model, colored refrigerator's neighbuftvood and ranges 30 day guarantee Sa nford Auction, 1200 5 French, CLIFF JORDAN, REAL tOR 323 7 34 $10 Hwy 124, LOflci*OOd — CSM f o r Antiques Consignments ill 82 23 W ANT ADS ARE SMALL in size. but wanted Hi Way IS Auction BIG on delivery Ga_________________________ iier , et, 3226912 SANFORD 3 BR. Ii bath home, central heat & air. 12c2t' game -- - -room Large trees OWNER _______ _____ . Z.. MOTIVATED 173.900 FHA ----— — - REALTY Broker owner' MOVE TODAY NON SUB- DIVISION o 'leg Real Estat e ' Longwood WYNNEWOOD I OR family room, range, refrigerator, large l t Nice and clean 120.500 CALL 322- 3103 by sale, Byer -CozrtIgalow Lge Wooded Lot at Park lake 2 tIP. 7. Sewing rm All new interior A H Low 120's 322 9146 or 373 Ott? eves wk end TWO STORY Stucco. I BR, 2 both. family room, large Separate garage with convertible storage area $49,500 StW,i S'drwjlii for frame houSe. corner let, 511,500 373 8168 ___________ its IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY write: Att*n.y Gen.ol, Office Toikjuo,,. f)oido -----__. House ML. uP BI SHE U HOMES 5)00 down paymen t toqualif Qualified buyers 3 BR. $16,000 and up u - 930 I MI. ' r - .. 62-La m.C'arden ,*• - prices. Good selection COUNTRY FURN DISTRIBUTORS 32)8372 SR 44, I mi East '77 Honda C8 too $750 pr best otter 322 5823 anytime ______________ We sell our trade in furniture at low Cottage. 5 rooms, I bat,, 251 ;'' St - Lake Mary 511,500 Phone PARK 10145, - ord Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 or 373 7710 $720 Yamaha dirt, 250 CC; $430: Chaparell 100 cc, n0 Best offer Ph 373 6067 -- — ______ " ' 00K ING FOR A JOB? Check the Help Wanted column in todys a Meg Peal Estate Broker JOHN KiO REFr AS'lO( 101W Coilmercial Multiple Listing Service Yo u HOMES of DISTINCTION ,,li,'S ,.iniorcI - Sacrifice Sale, 1976 Concord motor home, 21', self contained, like new . Under- 3.000 mi Make offer, 323. 2910 or 373 3650. _____________________________ ____________________________ Select your ntw furniture from WILSON MAIER for the best Christmas ever Save on national brands Liberal trade ins Free delivery Convenient terms We give TV Stamps 311 E First st Phone 372 $627 -.-.. W GARNETT WHITE 322-2420 ANYTIME 5 tt ail 75-Recreational Vehicles Wood or Steel desks, executive desk & chars, Secretarial desks 8. cairs, straight cPreir,.flIyg abnets. as is Cash and carry , NOLL'S Casselber'ry, 1797, 6301206 -'"'" . SALES-.-Farm City 76oeriawatriaat 17 97 372 1)01 Oayor Night equipped. Ready to move in Call for details . * CHINABERRY TREE ANTIQUES 1106W First St . Sanford Unusual Christmas Gifts AntIques, China, Glass, Primitives. Fur niture. Antique Appraisals. Doll Hospital Service Open Tues ttiru Sat. 10 Used Office Furniture FUTURA BY SINGER lOJO State Si . Sanford Plaza Peg Real Estate Broker 3n 701. 71—Antiques ____________- Ti Old Singer Store RENTA LS-Apts & Homes Phone WANTED , SELLERS.BUYERS DEALERS Empty your carport or garage Make $IS and have fun swapping too1 Bring your articles to Movie Land Drive In Theatre Swap Shop -Flea Market, south 1797, every Sunday. 9 a m to 5 pm NO CHARGE R eserve free spaces Phone 322 1216, 7 pm 4 9 pm any night __ _________________ 60—f ice Supplies ________ _.,, Goods Ore of Sriger's top Touch arid Sew Zig ZaQ machines, Assume balance of SIBS SOor pay $11.90 per m on th Will take trade.in SInger equipped to zig zag & make button holes Balance f 15811 of 10 payments of $6 Call credit manager, 372 9111 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER PAYTON REALTY fenced, kitchen Everything For The GaIter - Clubs, Balls. Golf Bags, Duckster Jackets Ladies and mrs-is golf apparel and shoes. Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop. 372 2531 ___________________ - — ____________________________ ST JOHNS RIVER ' Perch Lane-' Unique I BR. I hAth, poo l. executive home, has it all Fronts ________ - I If yos si anythiss supkloss-CALL THE POUch crop CIWO nfn'g Real (stair, Broker 243$ S Santord Ave Ill 0159 eves 372 7643 CITY 370'Jes'samlne- Coul'itry 2 u. I ba th, on I plus acre, with beautiful oak trees Perfect for new ly weds or retir ed couples Reasonably priced at *25.000 Peg Real Estate Broker General Contractor rn ________ 831.9777 iri.ilii M-waged 'BATEMAN REALTY' and 3 BR homes, stove, Ca refrigerator, central air and heat. IDYLLWILDE- 702 Dogwood 372 3853. Executive home! Lovely 3 BR. 2 bath, on large lot with brick BR. unfurnished $123 month. first "fireplace The many extras make and last, month in advance hit a good buy at .13,00 Riverview Ave JOHNNY WALKER I ,,,,, , C LAKE E APARTMENTS ay 17.92, Sanford rom Ranch house 70 or 322-2O90 i. 7 GV Ia.ririer's Accessories Trade - Regulation size I'd' pool table and acc essories , $125 Phone 377 6263 51— Household Low Down VA & FHA Homes. Kuip Realty, 322 23)5 aOl W. First St . Sa nford - GROVE MANOR1906 Mellon. vilIC- Gr ow ing family's deligtitt Lovely 5 bedroom, 7" bath, with over 2700 sq It. living area Great for entertaining Reduced now to 541 900 __________ . * REALTY Days 312 612) N ghts 32? 2352 _ - 10—Swap & Dad will love Black & Decker or 59—Musical Merchandise Rockwell power tools and Stanley 77— Autos Wanted ______________________________ hand tools from Gregory Lumber & True Value Hardware. 6th & Pianos & Electr on ic Organs with "... Maple. 3720500. automatIc rhythm section Liberal BUY JUNK CARS-. from $1010120 . Call 322 1621 alter I P m trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano & Refrigerated sandwich unit; cash Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 . -register, waffle maker, tables. W F rSt St 122 2255 78-h'torcycles pie case. other items. 323 2770 '" Lead Elect ronic Gibs on 6 strIng -CROCHETED AFGHANS '71 Honda. i cy .350CC. (xc Cond. Guitar, with Jordan amplifier PONCHOS & SHAWLS 2.600 miles, Must sell 377 7755 Excellent condition. 5250 323 1366. Phone 32) 7041 alter 6 p m ST. JOHNSREALTY CO. BROKERS , X1_ZVF !E Garage Sale The kids Will love Cowboy Boots & Dingo B oo ts from Knight's Shoes 708 E First St Peg Real Estate Broker SALES - RENTALS 817W 1sf St . Sanford 22? 5641 or 12 2 2757 after Hrs .Stenstrom Realty DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hardwick, Broker De ltona. 668 6811 One Bedroom BALL 321-0041 7011 S FRENCH ' POUSON MARINE 2921 Hwy Il 92 l2to I BargainTable, $I As Is 3 5961 FREE SHOPPING SERVICE IN. ___________ CLUDING DELIVERY, FOR SHUT . II' Cobia with 35 h Merc , Tilt INS trailer. Cushions. 1.195 3230433 or New Christmas dresses for little 373 1796 after 5 p m girls Assortm ent of Christmas ' stocking stuffers 197 3Glastron lift PAYTON'S CHILORENS WEAR With 115 hp, Johnson Motor 2640 Hiawatha at 17 9? $1795. Phone 322 0750 . 57-Sports Equiprnen low cost want a then stay close to 'nour phone ______ '" - MIS REALTORS Pr.; our chimes and place a fast acting, low coSt want ad Call 322 7611 or 631 9°9) SALE-All Items Reduced Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS 3235774 Day or Night SPANISH - 3 OR, l' bath newer home Kitchen equipped, car. peted. tresh paint Outside. A truly easy care home for Just $20990. 54—Garage Sales '* 4 MON WE BUY FURNITURE Maitland Auction 3336116 bIt free trorn Sanf or d 55-Boats & Wm. LAKE MARY. Søiij 3 lIP, I re plus, lake privileges, near I ac$59,500 LOCH ARBOR - Ideal large family 1-Houses 4 tIP, pool $17.500 MAYFAIR-. Professionals custom 3 ' BR. near hospital 546,230 Lake Mary- 3 BR, 1' bath new PAVENNA PARK- Choice 3 BR. homes Under $25.000 with lets all amenities $.,000 than $750 down, Government PINECREST-- Retirement special funding By builder, 634 16.19. 3 tIP. Charm 526.000 Enual kfousnq Opportunity FAIRLANE ESTATES- Move in, then buy! I BR *26.900 SAN LAP4TA- Government homes $100 down, Call For Free Maps, Pctures& Details. Call Bart Spacious 1. 2 & 3 OR apt. Tennis, swim m in;, Playground. recreation room, laundry r oom and clubhouse. 7560 Rlcigewooil Ae . Sanford Ph. 373 5420 Kitchen Equipped g, - Ridgewood Arms Bedroom Apts, Quiet, One Story . ,.__,_ — PARK RIDGE- I BR. 2 beth, Un furnished home, rent $725 mci KISH REAL ESTATE. INC. 321 0041 ___________________________ ______________________________ 3 Bedroom. unfurn 1 bath, carpeted Frame building, $165 Call 323 1901 or 32'? 1587 PEAL ESTATE OVIEDCI FlU ' Duplexes Furn or Pr-ltor 322 7196 Unfurn Wooded HomeIj, lots DELTONA- 2 OR, carport, wall. FIiDc,L w000 VILLAGE. 365 ______ I'll wall carpeting, central heat 8. air conditioning, stove, refrigerator, -_ . 1160 per mo G 3 Unfurnished GE Stereo with AM FM Early American maple cabinet, beautiful condition inside & out, $125 3236953 ' - Furniture, Dishes, Silverware. office equip, tent, used canoes & boat,. Wekiva Landing. 127 4-470. GWALTNEY JEWELERS, 204 Park Ave Estate Real -.--- Gooa Used TV's $25 & up MiLLER'S, 2619 Orlando Drive, Sanford. 372 0332 Garage Sale-- Dec 2). 10 a m , 173 Oaks Court, Country Club Road Bed, Couch, Rug. Dishwasher Misc * Pen C. Pencil Sets, by Anson. $12 50 _____ Buy EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS by selling your good used furniture and appliances to Larry's New & Used Mart. 21$ S Sa nford Ave , 322 1117 __________ Diamond Solitaire, $79.50 up; diamond tie tac, $11 SO Gwaltney Jewelers, ? S Park Ave. _. to ,*. TVRd'o-St — Happy Holidays '-' . ________________________ _____________________ ,, HANDY MAN'S SPECIAL- 516,600 OR, corner lot on residential , 68-Wanted 1916--18 KENMORE WASHER -- Patti, I Waled to buy used office turnu?_ire Any quantify NOLL'S. Service Used machines MOONEY APPLiAP4CES 17) 0697 I CASSELBERPY, Hwy 17 97. 620 ( ________________________ Mom will love you all 'rear for a Micro Wave Oven or a Trash Compactor, Dick's Appt'.'unces, 2617 . Freh Av*., 527 7636 __ utret Good terms OFFICE SPACE, Frencn Avenue, ' Il 92. 1 rooms carpeted, bath, kitchen facilities. Total 660 5(1 Ideal for law offices, med ical. H. Stemper- Realtor dental or other professional Ot 1919 5, French 322 1991 fices KISH REAL ESTATE INC . ES 322 1196. 3?? l964 373 33$6 321 0041 , . Classified Ad will always give you more Muib ,Much More than Brand new, sparkling with charm Furnished studios, unfurnished I 8. 2 bedr oom units. Your home features . Shag Carpeting Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase Private Entrance Dead bolt LOCI Fenced Patio Color co ordinated Kitchen & Appliances Abundant Storage Space "Energy Efficient" Air Con. ditioning Package Full Circle Insulation & Sound Proofing No One living above or bClow you Full time Resident Service Director's Modelsopen 10 a m 'til6 p m Daily Come See us or call eneva ardens 37— Business Property - Sanford Court 3301 S. Sanford Ave. .,. 7 BR. Mobile home for rent, no pets, $125 130 8 65 NOW RENTING COMMUNITY WORKER, outreach work, Assist Staff in FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAM Owr DBARY Large, lovely IBR. air, car, Contact Seminole Co Health near stores, Ideal for r et ired Dept 3727721 parsons 371 0560, 666 6488 ... W !~; Mullet Lake Park- 2 BR pertly furnished trailer. $135 month, $30 SCurity 49 - Air, carpeted, quiet I ai'td 2 bedrooms, $125 to $135 mcnth. Adults Phone 12? 1110 323.3301 1~ 34 -tv'biIe Homes waler turn Mature adults No pets. 595 377 2296 after I wk days -- Unfurnished - IS GOLFING & SWIMMiNG YOUR THING? See this pretty I BR. 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 ourse A fine home for only 1,19,500 and good terms I 52—Appliances 4, . 32-Houses Unfurnished 1' - Delicious Navels, Tangprin, Grapefruit Call Dave Shannon, 372 7676 DUCKS, GEESE & CHICKENS Phone 323 7041 ----------------NAVEL ORANGES, $2 SO BU 0 372 0362 or 177 6 7 31 - - Sale VETERANS- Best buy in town. 1300 under comparable hOmej, BR, 2 bath, kitche.ii equipped Central heat C. air, wall to w611 Lady's 27" bike, 10 speed. $50. baby port a Crib, $10 327 0666 dayS, carpeting. Owner pays all closing 4935 after 5 20 & wkndi costs Also conventional finn ______________________________ cing. ZECME D Bob Cratchit Future Present Dickens Humbug Scrooge Ebenezer Harley's Ghost Spirit Fezziwig Tiny Tim Past Tomorrow: Christmas Symbols prot.c1I ' A U,ltJ' Ave TRUcTlONl uuwn or ulegonally. PIflø lath and box it in. 41 WSd.. Dec. 3 Ci ... C. ALL DAY SKATE Mofl..F,4 Sl..5iii, AA a DIVORCE FORMS E ENE ZERBOB\'WNL FE Z P LI F UT U RON MARL V IT C EAT W PR ES El 0 E P A E R E H A G H 0 I C K E N S U C R AM IS C R 00 1 C Z C R A E C R 0 ATPHCEITORRZUTUFIET MSFE ZZNORAAEZBSNDOT DESG000TCMTFSTEA I Z E MDICKENOSLENEBEYPSY REAZI I HCTARCBOB FS UT NIGHT SKATING 7:30•10:30 ' ******** sca Lange i'.(A'Li-i, JChri- hr. wk-it ilit. Ii. Li fli.'i Sill (C' fr Plit±ti-d(.. (),iiE.-L,;.t. ti-i. ,,-. jn'G,'ri*.i .1bui( . ,- 'ri,.e ",'C,d,Lbd. b•' pc; Now* l P'-'t rCiè, 'i ' ......t*'tF'4 . .,* TEMPLE Oranges, lemons, grapefruit, kumquat, other oranges, ',2 up. 3524 S Sanford, 322 1512 Sweet Oranges Pink Grapefruit, $7.50 Bushel 1007 Palmetto Ave MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv.airCond ,MaidServ QUALITY INN NORTH I 16. SR 114. Longwood 56? 1000 __________________________ A CHRISTMAS CAROL . HATS- H3RNS. 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I , * Pendants- Star and heart shape, $6 50 and up, Gwaltney Jewelers, 201 S Park Ave -- F E IS OHGS YE L"$\MYT RE F PHONE 1124725 '" '76 SFE Z 1W! BO\J I E RIAC HR I ST '1N Tkieue "Your Future-Our Concern" 201 Commercial 3735176 Things to Eat NAVEL ORANGES 2607 French Ave. Sanford 3223672 C PG U B MU HRH TO F H Z B E STEAK HOUSE and LOUNGE.. -. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON FOR FAM!LIES OR FRIENDS OF PROBLEM DRINKERS For further Information call 473 1317 * Camper Trailer for rent, 21', tu.) Nice 2 BR block home, turn, or b,ilh, twin beds, Heat, air 377 unfurn 373 2970 or 322 7629 after 6 3752 ______________________________________ pm A14 MO . 2. 3 tjruv,,i USE WANT ADS for quick response trailer ApIs Adult & family park in buying or selling Weekly ISIS Hwy 17 92. Sanford 1?) If 10 "B; Agency-Little Fee" 9—Good FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phone 123 4567 write P.O Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 37771 H C. 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"For example, we had a sketch to show things that died out in 1976 — the Cadillac convertible, the air mail stamp, red dye No. 2 and the NBC peacock." But NBC barristers outlawed the demise of the peacock. "They say It hasn't died," producer Rush explained. 'They're protecting their copyright on it." The Issue of preserving the peacock for future NBC generations having been settled. Rush moved on to another Issue still unresolved at the time of his interview. It concerned part of the show's report on unsportsmanlike conduct In 1976, such as fighis' In baseball and hockey. The questionable segment involved tennis, of all things. In the segment, Rush said, Ro manian racqueteer the Natase was captured on film ratsing his third finger in protest about something. (The Texas scholar, Don Meredith, once spotted a football fan giving the same gesture to millions of TV viewers and commented, "What he's saying, neighbors, is simply 'We're No. I.") Rush paused to check on the status of Natase's digital display. "Well," he Finally said, "the only item they (the censors) have asked us to take out is that Nastase gesture. Which was on television when It happened, by the way." l 4— Personals or write Planning Satire Of SE — JEK & The COMPANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 24 ELECTRIC COML'ANY 2 12 WHEEL OF FORTUNE SUPERDRAGON 300 12 ANOTHER WORLD 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY 46 18-Help - 4—Persona Is THE -. -. Care &—Child - - Noon Fridag Sund MD TRIC COMPANY 100 2 12 TOMORROW and BRUCE LEE in 430 WELBY LS 2 12 SANFORD AND SON (A) Woodstock (A) 1975 Story ofoman turned into werewolf by an electrical storm THREE THE HARD WAY GILLIGANS ISLAND MEl-tV GRIFFIN SM 700 CLUB 1000 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 1230 6* THE UNTOUCHABLES 9 MYSTERY OF THE WEEK The Werewolf of NITEJ IHU2iDAY J UPON A CLASSIC (Fri) CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION IB&W)l 949 400 IRONSIDE )R) 500 2 ADAM 12(R) 6W MV THREE SONS 7 24 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD I? 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Sharkey IDon R.CfdOS)is otef 4 6 GOOD TIMES JJs healncal debit is less than a success when his sino.ng 'otp walks Out on him ICA Good Morning Florida at 7 25 and 8 25 am, local news weather, spoils) 1030 narian a femato Yorkshire and in anxious male descend on the Fergusons cramped abode 4 6 THE JEFFERSONS Episode to be announced 9 BARETTA Samantha Eg- 800 2 12 CPO SHARKEY kvlO helping a recruit (Stanl ey Clay) write a Dear Marsha young orphan (Andrew Stevøns) to use a gun in self defense, then comes to revel it when the youth turns into a cold blooded gunman becomes the hated star of a roller team when she goes undercover to investigate the accidental death of a beautiful skater 830 2 12 MCLEAN STEVENSON SHOW A semi- 2 local news) 6* POPEYE AND FRIENDS 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 G000 MORNING AMER- 9 CHARLIE S ANGELS Jill OrlQndo Winter Por Seminole a m, Ch 4. 2 12 THE QUEST Quentin I Tim Matheson) teaches a goes to the front and witnesses the humiliation of a deserting army Aleiariiira in Si Peterstxsg falls under the evil control of Raspvhn Guests George Maharis. James McEachin Jame is unaware that the foreign agent infiltrator she seeks has spotted her first and ordered her death 4 1000 Wednesday, Dec. 22, To List Your Business,,,DjaI 322-2611 or �NONE - I 86—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 40 Wednesday, Dec. 22, 297k Evening]Hleral(f 69th Year, No. 107—Thursday, December 23, 1976 ,- Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 10 Cents This Christmas, give him 6.7 Million In Grants a little Spring. It won't take . U.S. Gives Seminole Yule Present$. $4.6 Million Jail --.---.- much to get you started. For I --. ( t__— Perfect coordination the JCPenney slack, the sportcoat, and the vest. All parts woven texturized polyester in superbly matched colors What's more, the vest is reversible. Sportcoat, $45 Vest, $14 Slack, $14 "?.. t .8 Million For Sanford Rep, Richard Kelly i R-Holiday) notified Seminole Sheriff John Polk at noon that million federal has been au4a6 new approved for cons t>rt n f s department complex at Five Points, south of Sanford off U.S. 17-92. Details were unavailable. rT 1 -- County commissioners have contracted with Gutmann and Dragash, a Sanford lu-rn. for design of the new central facility and planning is underway on the project Panels-of-color 'T' shirt is polyester Cotton knit in multi-color combinations ' Printed chambray-weave sportshirt is polyester, cotton in soring colors Sizes S.M,L XL Sorenson said official word is expected to come sometime next week or soon after the first of the year. The approved part of the project calls for expansion of the distribution system to include most of the city's populated area and %4ill dovetail to a degree with improvements to be undertaken undcr a 1354,000 loan from the U.S. Farmers Home / ) Approval was not received for a new water plant for the city-. *.Jnder the FHA loan the city is to connect with the City of Sanford water plant on Country Club Road. On Wednesday, Mayor Ixe P. Moore announced that Sanford had received unofficial notice that a grant under the pubbc works law for nearly- $1.8 million had been approved for construction of Sanford's planned new city hull complex. City Manager W. E. Knowles said today the grant includes not only the 113 million for construction of the planned "L"-shaped facility, but also necessary funding for architect's fees, en 'ineering site preparation parking paving utility conections and furmshtngs—the entire project. . $10. Long-sleeved shirt has horizontal stripes on chest, sleeves. Polyester/ cotton knit. S,M.L,XL 13 / \\ .. •.. r Around The ('lock Bridge Calendar Comics , Crossviord . Edllorkd ik)earAbb~ Heralding . - . - . , . . 1 ' I ..,, - ' r' , .. . . • I , . ,, . • I I -' - - ___ -- . - -. . 2-11 65- A ' , . ' . - - . ., 1 .' ,i . • - ' 'I '1L %'s..• 6-A 84A ' , . - ________ . . f V I - '. V • ,' . ________________1 ' .:. I , ' 11 ' - • . a ' ' •' ---' ..' ris 4 ' . - wil : ' . (H raid Phot by :. Young Scott ('lark is rapidly making his as mark a professional boxer. .'it 19, the Lyman hushchiniil graduate has been (a pped 'Prospect \ Month' by Magazine. his is Dress slacks of teturi!cd .voven polyester in :Cracked Ice' colors. Flare rmmed bottoms and [Jiri.Rol* waist Waist sizes 30 to 42 $15 $9 E:'ir roaming JO Penney Christmas ac eek $10 - Long sleeved sporlsturl is slub-weave polyester/cotton twin pocket trim. S,M,L.XL WINTER PARK MALL Open Sam. to 10 P.M. Monday thru Thursday OpenS am. top.m. Christmas Eve Catalog Center Ph. 4444$ Store Ph. 417-4333 storY Seminole published Friday ui the Christmaseekend County lieraid. tinquish '.as this and %%iil it'll again weekend Herald. —P1.1'S - n horoscopes for Sunday and Monday, Seek & Find, ('ross.ord puzile. and Dear Abby - all in the Seminole magazine in the special Christmas weekend edition of The Herald published Friday. Your Open lam, to 10 p:m. Monday thru Thursday Op.nIa.m.top.m. Christmas Eve Catalog Center Ph. 322.1020 Slot. Ph. 32.3-1310 Rn ig magazine ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Op on I30 am. to 10:30 p.m. Mon. thru Thurs. Open t30a.m. to 6 P.M. Christmas Eve. Cataiog Center P h. 433. Store Ph. 1.),0 'When I grabbed the door I got shocked," he later told a reporter. "I think the fire may have beencaused by the electric heater in the boy's' bedroom." lie managed to get his wife and chddr Jut of the flaming trailer. Then Kay attempted to get to the lire with the fire extinguisher but the flames and choking smoke by then had raced throughout the metal trailer. -I'm glad that I went by the law and had the fire extinguisher in my boat," Kay said as he sadly watched county firemen put out the last smoldering remains of the family's possessions in the charred trailer, it's sides melted by the heat and interior gutted. Neighbors and firemen rounded up some clothing for the littre buys and Kay. His wife stood sobbing in her nightbown and a fireman's coat as she told her husband, "EveThing's gone. our furniture.., everything." Kay said he's thankful that his family escaped injury and they 11 be staying with friends in the area during the holidays. As fire department investigators began probing through the wreckage and uncovered the blackened electric heater in the children's bedroom, County Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser told Kay that a Red Cross disaster relief worker was on the way to offer whatever help possible to the burned ô family. Later a Sanford-based public assistance agency said a case worker was being sent to the fire scene to assist the Kay family who had been living in the tiailer for two months. "There's probably nothing we'll be able to save," Kay said as little Robby hugged his daddy's neck as they sat shivering in borrowed clothing in the drizzling rain In their remaining possession the pickup truck. Sheriff's deputies reported another early morning fire damaged the residence of Curtis Grant Logen at 22D9 Wutnebago Trad, Fern Park. Logen, 40, and his wife Delores. 36, escaped injury following an apparent gas furnance explmion and flames damaged their residence. Deputy R.W Greogry reported that Lagen told officers that his wife awakened him about 2 am. saying she smelled smoke. Lagan investigated and found smoke pouring from the garage which was followed by an explosion. Deputies said the couple ran from the house and called the heri1f's department to report the fire. Gregory' said firemen reported the blaze apparently originated in the furnace. M estimate of damage to the residence was not unmediately available. Sa as a the all in the Christmas a SANFORD PLAZA in ' _______________________________________________________________ em The Button-front sportshirt is polyester knit in super fashior. solids. Short sleeves S.M,L,XL. of bathroom toward the rear of the 54-foot mobile home and ran screaming back to their bedroom as smoke and flames poured from the rear bedroom the boys had been sleeping in a short time before. Kay ran to the door to get a fire extinguisher from his boat outside. - A I-B ' - .. They escaped injury but lost everything in the blaze except the pickup truck and boat rig that Robert Kay uses in his work as a commercial fisherman, Furniture, food, clothing, Christmas gifts all went up in smoke as the trailer was engulfed in flames before firemen from the Midway county firestation could get to the trailer site on Sipes Avenue south of SR-415. Kay, said he was Still In bed when his wife went to the . The Robert F. Kay family was just getting up this morning about 7:45. Roberta and sons, Robby, 3. and Tracey, 1. were already in the living room of their rented trailer hoe. Minutes later the young family was fleeing in their nightclothes as Fire raced through the trailer. . liorocopt' hospital Obituaries Sports Television I-A Weather 1.11 Women . By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer . 44-U 6-A 1-11 4-13 .I . Only Life L eft For Faml* ly After Fire;4 Flee Trailer Flames In NI"ghtclothes - Striped Euro.cut sporishirt is polyester/cotton with long sleeves. Great colors S.M,L,XL 1' ay .. THE PLANNED NEW L.SHAPED SANFORD CITY HALL The site of the complex will lap over into the area where the old Const ruct ion is to begin within 60 days after the city receives formal notification and Is expected to take 12 months, allowing for a May to June, 18 completion date. Knowles said he does not anticipate any real delays as a result of the city commissions change of plans for the complex earlier this week. Much of thecredit for the approvals of both the Sanford and lake Mary projects is being given to Jeno Paulucci, who is said ,,,o have pushed the projects through the federal Economic eveloent Administration i EDA. He is said to have kept the projects high on the priority list because of his continued interest and concern for the SanfordSeminole area Paulucci came into the Sanford area in the mid-1960's hen he owned the Chun-King food enterprise because of the celery grown here. He has a home here and owns property in the north end of the county, while his major business operations are in Duluth, .Minn ________________________________________ 0 . . .. Lou stood. Striped shirt is polyester. nylon knit with fashion collar, short sleeves Pale pastels with white Sizes S.M L.XL Sb I , ' - ...- ,,-\ Earlier today, Lake Mary Mayor Walter Sorenson confirmed that the city has received unofficial word that a federal public X orks grant of $308,000 has been approved for improvements and expansion of the city's water system. $12 '• firemen bers ex- remaining from trailer home blaze that routed the Robert F. hay family this morning on Sipes Ave. Kay and son. 3, give thanks Hobby, ' they jured - as all . escaped unin- Deputy e Af ter SOS f A radii message from a Seminole County shenif's deputy returning a prisoner a south Florida prison this morning touched off an air and ground search by law enforcement officers before the deputy' was located and found to be safe, Sheriff John Polk reported at now that deputy B. K. Jernigan, of Sanford, was located by state troopers on the Florida Turnpike north of Del Ray Beach. Jernigan had found a attack victim turnpike and radioed for help, Polk said. His radio message calling anyone" the statewide sheriff's departments frequency was picked up by the Hardy County Sheriff's office at Wauchula, 19 miiiles west of Avon Park, on the opposite side of south Florida and authorities there notified Polk's office that "it sounded like he needed help" but Wauchula was unable 10 make further contact. Polk said when no contact could be made with Jeinigan, traveling with one prisoner in a green and white marked Seminole Sheriff's station wagon without flashing blue lights, called to heart on on the "for he for central and south Florida sheriffs departments and put a search airplane in the air from Sanford. 'We what he was taking back to Florida City assistance from weren 't sure route a state correctional institute south of M.iazru, Polk said. Uneasuies.s and concern over Jernigan's whereabouts heightened when the Florida Highway Patrol's turnpike toil booth officers at 14 south of Orlando reported they couldn't remember the sheriff's station wagon getting on the turnpike this morning after Jernigan left Sanford at 8 am. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 22, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 22, 1976. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 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/6aa37a0c2fb0a68502fb24bd699f71ea.pdf 1fd745af59c5562bca4facbe178a1086 PDF Text Text 4B—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Dec. 20, 976 BLON DIE Chic Young ? 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I 'NM jr 74146F 40W x, LE 10 TANGLE WiT4 EcgAI ,ERR 8ö11ii!1 i _£ sea 58 Graduate of Annapolis (abbr) dent Mort Walker I TO inland _ IfcR$l .4JLAINJ ') T °j.40ItJ _ HOROSCOPE 1Pf.pf1 PiuTI I5lule iIcToI ITII 7 Vulgar 8 Tooth 57 Russian wds) 20 Lighthouse 22 Destructive Answer to Previous Puzzle ARIES (March 21-April 19 ) is a two-way street SCORPIo ( ( ct. 24-Nov. 22) Be extra-tactful with business associates today. They may be When you're refreshed and more sensitive than usual. An well-rested. you move ahead In extra pat on the back will go a a very positive manner. Get on long way to smooth your path. things early. You have 1 TAURUS (April 2(-May 20) negative approach when tired. SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec. You're better at planning today than in execution. The way you 21) You could find yourself in a foresee things is fine, but you'll situation where more Is exhit a snag In carrying them out. pected of you than you feel GEMINI (May 21-June 20) impelled to give. You may do It Give your duties top priority against your better judgment. today. You'll be considerably CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. more relaxed if you get your work out of the way, then go do 19) It would be unwise to try to manipulate friends to achieve ,,..,. ,,urn unni •; tntlnv sc1.,.A • ,,,,,. 7'-'UI ,,,, •i,i .,,s lUll CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be sure the plans you make ..,.._ your tI.... I 1)11 ....... 11141C. ...ai IVIII '..e ....i.i C1.iUU )V ..., ,l,.,hi. liii) UUlllA. OU"U , or allowances for the frailties of your subordinates today. Being yourself before you begin. the defensive, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Speculative ventures appeal to you today, but be sure to have full knowledge of what's en- tailed. Otherwise, back off. (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Those genuinely fond of you are generous today, but you may not reciprocate In kind, .-" By Kills NASh Herald Staff Writer Seminole County Commissioners refused four times this morning to introduce the controversial white amur into county lakes to curb the spread of hydrilla weeds, a fast-growing vegetation which has clogged lakebottoms from Fern Park to Forest City. Commission Chairman Richard Williams passed the gavel to Vice-chairman Robert French three times to make motions favoring use of the white amur, or grass carp," but all three efforts failed, as did a similar motion by French. Three of the motions died for lack of a second. On the final bid, Williams entered a motion after handing the gavel to French, who in turn passed the parliamentary hammer to Commissioner John Kimbrough to provide Williams with a second. The panel then voted 2-to-2 with Commissioner William Kirchhoff and Kimbrough dissenting and Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski absent on vacation. Following the vote, Kirchhoff requested and received permission to bring the matter up again before the meeting adjourned. Williams prefaced the abortive action by introducing petitions he said were signed by residents who live on the shores of Lake Orienta, Lake of the Woods and Mirror Lake. three South Seminole water bodies affected by hydrilla weeds. The petitions all supported introduction of the white amur into their respective lakes, Williams said. The state's Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has offered to place the hydrilla-eating amur into all three Seminole lakes, but the agency's efforts have been opposed by the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. Robert Gasaway, a game commission representative, told the county board that his agency feels the grass carp is potentially "harmful to water quality and to fish and water resources" in the St. Johns River. Commission members have warned in the past that the white amur could destroy the St. Johns' game-fish population if the weed-devouring species is allowed to reach the river. While the amur cannot breed in the stagnant waters of landlocked lakes, officials say the fish could reproduce rapidly in a fast-flowing stream such as the St. Johns. While the three lakes in question are considered to be landlocked, Williams said he has personal knowledge of Mirror Lake and "it does have a drainage out let which runs north into a ditch, which ultimately runs into the Wekiva River. "And I suppose at some time, under the proper conditions, the water will flow," the panel chairman added, In addition, Gasaway told commissioners, the flooding tendencies of the three lakes are such that under sufficiently rainy circumstances, his department doubted if any of the three could truly be IItV Innovative methods too demanding will only frustrate you and put them on techniques today. Failure to try them is tantamount to defeating PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Don't let your Christmas list gc) out of hand today. A card will be as welcome as a' gift in some instances. YOUR BIRTHDAY Deli, 1976 You should be alert this comIng year for an unusual opportunity that can be both exciting and profitable. It coulu come from a friend who deals ti offbeat things. Remember, giving and taking mom by Bob Montana ARCHIE I LI IU - 1 ')U SHOULD GET DE OTHO5E MNTEC-F VEAH I - NEED A NEW HI, REGGJE. yyT4 Liri B' BATTERIES' FOR AY CAR' bus V ThAFS RGI4T— THE SALES.MA)J GWRAMTEED IT WOULD LAST THE LIFE TIME CcMYCAR.' GOT OE YESTERDAY. YOU MEAN HE ONLY GAVE YOU A TWENTVFO(JQ-HOUR GU.ARANTEE 1 BEEN li/I Boom ISpui/Fi_13n= 11 BEEN WIN AT BRIDGE Boom Ih I )S%%. II) anil .J,\ii' -I momBoom Lettuce Okayed 11 19 somewhere The simple rescue would be to try one of some suit The expert way to rescue would be by means of an SOS redouble." Oswald: " This type redouble is dangerous Partner might pass He shouldn't' - For Bulk, Diet 1fr ft U.. EEK & MEEK DEAR DR. LAMB — I am writing to you in regard to surgery which I had eight years ago for a diverticulum. After the surgery I was placed on a bland diet and suffered gas pains until I started using your by Howie Schneider MV IJlFE LXAJT North has Jim: I( North does r edouble, Sou th can run to any one of his suits If this is doubled the play will be interesting Lamb BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl '4. ( ~A fFTER YA GET SOME SENIORITY -' IPJ ' ORL.NtZA11ON, 'LL HAVE A CHANCE 1' MOVE <uP! jj ) and complicated but he will only go down one or two tricks and won't have to pay for th e ' honors." Oswald. "It is far more likely that West will bid clubs many of her friends do this too. himself and East-West will consume a lettuce or tossed She Is almost 20 years old. either get to a notrump game salad. Will this cause her trouble in -----------.-or settle for a club part DEAR READER — Gas- Later years? Is It Injurious? . SC(11( pains are often a symptom of DEAR READER — Isn't it a. - A A Oswald. "A letter from spastic colon. Many authorities shame with so many people not Wisconsin reads, in part, My t hink a spastic colon leads to having enough to eat that hand calls for an opening club An Arizona reader w.inL to forming those pesky pockets of people in our society engage in bid in all books My partner know what he should bid with the colon called diverticula. A over-eating then vomiting? It passed and East doubled I £32VAIt765 0 AK4QJ9 diet that includes plenty of certainly says something about passed as did everyone else No one is vulnerable and e th cereal fiber in bran and bran the self-discipline of our and West promptly cashed bidding has gone one notrumpprodicts often helps relieve the comfort-, pleasure-bent society. four clubs before shifting to pass-pass Th e correct bid is to f).s problem. Th e practice is not new. The the ten of hearts All I rnanag. ed to collect were three tricks and let your opponent play one ancient Romans did it during while Those wretched blan d diets the opponents collec ted notrump. Any bid is too that were commonly prescribed their orgies. A person would eat 1200 points including 100 for dangerous for colon problems and and drink to capacity, leave the honors What should I have (For a copy of JACOBY diverticulosls until a few years banquet scene, relieve himself done?"' MODERN, send 5 1 to 'win ago actually made the problem and return to gorge again. Jim' "Ileshouldj'avea talk at Bridge, c/o thg The first danger is that for- with his partner, Once 'West newspaper. P 0 Box 489 worse. lam not surprised tha t you had symptoms from gas. ceftil vomiting may cause a passed the double North Radio City Station New York tear of the lower - esophagus, should have rescued N V 70079) Once the colon -resumes S from Marie Vezina make one club red oubled bulk program. Now I am practically tree of gas, so would lettuce salads Included In my diet be all right? I am dying to r sh own a very bad hand by his pass to one club, Ile just cannot want to try to Dr. q This can cause severe PRISCILLA'S POP - -- by Al normal functioning you should hemorrhage and Is a medical be able to return to a nearemergency. normal diet. Go ahead and try The next and more likely lettuce in a small amount for days, and if all goes problem is that individuals several engaging In this practice to stay well increase the amount to the thin may over do it and slip into level you wish to Include in yo ur "anorexia nervosa," a disorder Vermeer SUT HE'S OUT THERE RIGHT NOWS-OIEUNG SNOW! diet. FRANK AND ERNEST IKpTMV SIGHTS HuGH III I1iiIt TODA'I--AND WRL*D INTO .. I • - • S - AFJIN. UP THERE AN A11'AQ ON A - WAGON 1?A1N. - . -- sor. j..g NAR)L.EJ - - ø.A-r WA- fJLfXj, - - El-I? - - ___ IT THEM IN c001"flgc1.ocb(wJ$ SWIRL! ANCI RIPB AOLJI'JP atAx 6/ra , H M't;e ell Q 5qJ?( . - • -' • - i. . hM5 FOUWY £Y'145 5fl/RJR 4 'flt64MOi Ii )' 5 •; 4•/'.4 You ,ki-1,',r.t. irft14x cql'1 5/' -'- *I el JAalv se Y fl/a5/-" ci'wyi/& ree,J • maJ"e. I) 'I5k4 Hear "Yes, - Miss Wilson, I know that to err is human. But I must remind you that lam not divine!" -- - by Garry Trudeau fruisi Steven Carris ) -' Us? FU?7 LZ*1Th £1T1 - Hav /5 4i5 LCRftO? / LDYAh AV ,IOX&MT &tVfitia Siuuio, OtN LV XZ/F , lItRE, 5h Jl i / p- ifl4R1r.,5T 1 SHOP?ING DAIS flu ) ,I U AT METRO I - ; - , . 4 0.vin • , -: 2 0 L (Herald PIW?o by Tern VIIICI,H) Mabe it was all that holiday cheer, maybe he just wanted to try it side-saddle or maybe it RIDING — was the wind that was blowing early today at 17 miles an hour. But old St. Nick was found like this outside the Sanford Law Enforcement ('enter this morning, lie later straightened himself out into his more-familiar rocket. riding position. LOW VY Bribe ' Ruling En ds 2-Year 'Nightmare' By BOB L.I.OYD Herald Staff Writer agreement with the county, or otherwise. Therefore, whatever the ethical implications of the supposed solicitation, the act in question could not be deemed a violation of Florida law as alleged in the indictment." Freeman and County Commissioners Mike Ilattaway and harry Kwiatkowski were also indicted on misdemeanor Sunshine Law and conspiracy charges. Those indictments were dismissed by a county court judge and Herring refiled the charges In the form of direct informations. The informations were then dismissed on Feb. 27 by County Judge Wallace Hall and Herring appealed the ruling. Theappea1washeardatSanforjInober by a three-judge Circuit Court panel but Freeman said today that a ruling hasn't been made in the cases. Freeman, a Democrat, charged today that the charges were "nothing but poLitical harassment and a clear abuse of the power entrusted to Herring by the people. He used his office to politically indict us." Herring has repeatedly denied that the Former County Attorney Thomas G. Freeman says that part of his "two-year nightmare expe rience " of being a public official has ended with an appeals court ruling at West Palm Beach. The Fourth District Court of Appeals has upheld Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler's earlier dismissal of a felony charge against Freeman of soliciting unlawful cornpensation. Leffler received notice on Monday that the appeals court has affirmed his Feb. 15 dismissal of grand jury indictment against Freeman. The indictment had alleged that Freeman un lawfully requested or solicited $12,400 from Chelsea Title and Guaranty Co. vicepresident John Morris, of Sanford, in conconsidered landlocked. nection with proposed title insurance on 103DNR spokesman Monnie Beech responded by acres of south Seminole clay pit property that saying that his agency had been extremely effective county commissioners had proposed to buy in . other areas of the state at "securing" for $517,000. The day that Freeman was indicted by the iestionable lakes to prevent overflow that might m Seminole Counts Grand Jury, Morris, who eventually reach a swift-moving stream. had been a grand jury witness, signed a sworn "The Department of Natural Resources has stocked 10 lake's in the state of Florida," Beech said. affidavit labeling the charge against Freeman "totally faLse 'Six of these lakes weren't landlocked and had to be .It would appear to me, if the facts secured, which we have been able to do with great presented are true," Judge IAffler said when success" dismissing the indictment, "that Freeman Under most conditions, Beech told the corn- has engaged in conduct I wouldn't condone." But he ruled that there "are no material mission, "there's no sweat at all" in getting a Iandisputed fac ts and the undisputed facts do n't (flocked lake secured against runoff, a prima facie case of guilty against Robert Blackburn of Altamonte Springs was one establish Mr. Freeman" of several county residents who urged cornState Atty. Abbott Herring appealed the missioners to give white amur stocking procedures dismissal to the Fourth District court In the green light. Blackburn, head of a Lake Orienta upholding the dismissal, Appeals Court Associate Judge Alan R. Schwartz wrote this homeowners association, said his group estimated it would cost $50,000 for a "one-shot" chemical effort opinion: "I concur in the court's affinnance of the to eradicate hydrilla from the lake bottom. order granting the defendant's motion to "Homeowners cannot continue the practice of dismiss. so however, only upon the more or less pouring money down a dry hole," said ground that Iitdowas conclusively shown that Blackburn "We must some way start trying to any additional fee solicited by the defendant, control these plants more econon'iically:' who was the County Attorney of Seminole French said he would favor using the hydrilla- County, did not relate to the performance of an act incumbent upon hum to perform fur the gobbling amur into one or all three of the South county pursuant to his contractural indictments were politically motivated. A spokesman at his office said today that Herring declined to comment on Freeman's latest blast. "It's interesting to note that Herring accomplished exactly what he set out to do, — remove us from office," Freeman said today. "But what he didn't count on doing also happened. lie beat himself" Herring. a Republican, was defeated in a November bid for re-election by Melbourne Democrat Douglas Cheshire. Cheshire will Seminole lakes if he could be given "some kind of assurance" that such a move would not threaten the St. Johns. "I remember some years ago a lads' bringing a plant from Europe and introducing it into the lakes and rivers of Florida, French said. "This plant was called the hyacinth. And I think we all know, what the situation is now with respect to that particular plant." take over the Brevard-Seminole State Attorney post Jan. 3. Freeman, said today that 'the people aren't going to allow a public official to abuse the public trust. In herring's case, he wasn't worthy of the trust and the people certainly realized it." Freeman said he's happy to have what he called his" two-year nightmare" of being a public official behind him and said he's "happy being back a country lawyer and making my living practicing Law" Herring is opening a private law practice in Sanford in January, he announced earlier. .Herrjng accomplished I CAN 6T S711.4CL41/d, I ItWMY40Q 7 Il5AMW MORE Fos fly A Ti 32713 ,Is 9' •.7' ., • . . . ) ,&)zftlQ /5 " " . -- i: V - )S5JLW fit g4X4L5 h(MTAIt S7ikKfJ/ I lit £4U$ /L4 AO Tht / L - - 1(A1 /Ot(50 711EYTEUFA LIKE • 'k - - - -- DOONESBLJRy O.K. &UYS LETS PJVERSE ' from I.siine I)ickt,'- SUNSHINE STATE.. - by T. K. Ryan _____ _____ ARRIVEAUVE - •• TUMBLEWEEDS L ii has over-eaten. She tells me ii 20 ThE CHIEF? tW about three or four times a week, whenever she feels she I •_•• by Gill Fox of not eating, or even vomitin g Even if you eat some gasto the point' that serious starformin g foods, normal colon vatlon occurs. This then function will keep the gas from becomes a major psychiatric being trapped and causing problem as well asa nutritional symptoms. To give 'you more disorder. information about the causes of Thie obvious solution is not to -gas and gas symptoms I am eat so much. Some youn g girls sending you The Health Letter, in particular become obsessed 6-8, Controll ing Gaseousness. with being thin and have a Others who want this inIn- m istaken idea a bout their own formation can send 50 cents body. They think they are fat. with a long, stamped self- when In reality they are thin. addressed envelope for It to me We a ll have a mental image of In care of this newspaper, P.O. our body, ti.it in these young Box 1551, Radio City Station, girls the body - image is often New York, NY 10019. - distorted from reality. DEAR DR. LAMB — I am very much concerned a bout the number of young people who 'FLORIO 1 are controlling their weight by upchucking. My daughter does by Bob Thavei SIDE GLANCES - ___ Of Weed-K iller AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. .19 VIII) Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents pleasure cause unnecessary friction by thinking too singularly. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Make LIBRA On Iniect* on separated. tod ay have the prior approval 1)1 and business Temld Comm is s ioners Shun Vote I "•• 105—Tuesday, —1H DAYS TO CHRISTMAS HIilSTMAS Today Around The ('luck Itrldge exactly what he set out 4-A Comics 1-13 4-13 ('rouwurd to do horoscope 4-ft Hospital 2-A 4-111 Obituaries Sports 6-7-A Editorial 4-A Telecilsiun 2-B Dear Abby [)r. Lamb I'll Weather 4-B Somen 2-A 1-B F'IIEEMAN .., but ... he beat himself.' nfl.. �IA— Evening herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesaay, Dec. 21, 17 ' L' Shape Of Th'i'ng To Come I n Sanford Tears, Uncertainty follow Daley's Death Mi X . a N up IV) I Who'll Succeed The Mayor IN BRIEF CHICAGO (AP) — His bodyguards wept, Resignation Sets Stage For Showdown In Israel JERUSALEM (AP) Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's resignation has set the stage for an election showdown between Israel's doves and hawks over future moves toward peace with the Arabs. Rabin's resignation Monday night was a tactical maneuver designed to undercut rivals within his ruling Labor party and take Israel to the polls before an embryonic centrist movement could get strong enough to challenge him. — his city was stunned, and his fellow national leaders expressed grief, at the death of Mayor Richard Joseph Daley, lord of a political fieldo rn whose likes may never be seen again. Th e nation's most po werful mayor, last of the big-city po litical bosses, who cultivat ed family, love and, above all, party loyalty, died Monday at 74 of a heart attack in h is doctor's office. Within hours, while his body was be ing prepared to lie in state today, leaders of the ci ty's aldermen met his fifth floor City Hall office to probe Chicago's future leade rship. State law provides that the City Council, long a rub be r stamp for Daley, select one Its own as mayor until a special election is held within six months. But Chicago also has "home rule" under th e Ill inois Constititution and, conceivably, co ul d change the procedure, legal officials said. Until me action is taken, Aid. Wilson Frost, council president in of pro tern, may become acting mayor the first black to assume the post in the city's history. Possible permanent successors Include Aid. Michael Bhlandic, from Daley's own ward, Aid. Edward Vrdolyak, Irom a Southeast Side ward, and the late mayor's son, Richard, now a state senator. Daley's body was to lie instate from noon to 8p.m. today at The Nativity of Our Lord Church in the mayor's Bridgeport neighborhood, where he took daily Communion and from which both his parents were buried. Parish Secretary Shirley Connors said visitors would be allowed to pass by to pay respects, but would not be permitted to sit down. A Mass was planned for Wednesday. Daley had gone to see his personal physician, Dr. Thomas Coogan Jr., for a regularly scheduled visit, complaining of chest pains. Coogan ordered an electrocardiogram, confirmed an Irregular heart beat and left his office to make emergency - - — 4 -. #~'. _. - .;,IV-I. =-. _.- Hies Son? IN BRIEF Stranded Tanker Splits, Dumps Oil Off US. Coast BOSTON (AP) A Liberian tanker stranded on the Nantucket shoals split apart today, dumping part of its 7.6 million gallon cargo of oil into the Atlantic Ocean. The Coast Guard said the bow of the vessel severed com p-letely nL--_ r - J fr - om Ph rt rf and swung around to a 90-degree angle to the stern. The bow remained afloat, and the Coast Guard said it had no word on the amount of oil pollution from the tanker. — ---- thA - 4.t41 I Julie Quotes Mao On China NEW YORK (AP) — Julie Nixon Eisenhower says the late Mao Tse-tung told her that struggle between the classes and within the Communist party in China could "Last for two or three hundred years." In a copyright article in the January issue of Ladies Home Journal, Mrs. Eisenhower said the former chairman of the Communist party of the People's Republic of China, who died Sept. 9, was the first person she met in China in a visit last year "who dropped the pretense that the People's Republic is a utopian, perfeet society." On a 3-2 vote, the city corn- rather than windows, pa area. "It's a heck of a lot better mission approved a rectangular than the original design, two-story administrative office, Mayor lee P. Moore said Morris said. with the first floor to remain because the building was long, Commissioner A. A. undeveloped until it Li needed at his colleagues were "messing McClanahan, who held the a fut ur e time, and a one-story up" the floor plan. Corn- swingvoteInthematter,e "legislative" wing, missioner Julian Stenstro rn , toward the "li" design beca use The administration building who also opposed the new of the savings of $l06,lX)0 in is to be constructed parallel to design, said the horizontal construction costs which fir. the lakefront with the concept could have been broken chitect Wayne Heasley of O legislative wing to tnclude a up by the exterior covering and Watson and Co. estimated would result. Total cost of the facility Is ___ now estimated at $1.45 million, with expectation that constructlon costs will be somewhat less than the estimate because of the "depression in the construction LORIDA Sweep Of Worker Elections O rings L Approval Of Wi i. ng Code wi n t er 5p ADMISSIONS r By WILLIAM HIDDEN Herald Correspondent 17, to study a m mandatory plan. months on maintenance Daniels, in his Finance Daniels, recognizing that areport, told council that its new vehicle had been budgeted, The Winter Springs City spending has now surpassed its questioned the necessity of the Orsie L. Pritchard Sandra L Snelson Martha Sparks S Fire Chief Spots Pot SI'. AUGUSTINE (AP) St. Johns County sheriff's officers found $2.6-million worth of marijuana on a tip from a Maryland fire chief who was house hunting. Sheriff Dudley Garrett said the David B. Gratz, c fire hief from Silver Spring,I(l tip pe the officers to raid a beach house north of here Sunday night. Gratz was being shown the house by a real estate agent when he spotted several bales of grassy material-4n.a-storeroom - an Crime Victims To Have 91 To Name Say MIAMI (AP) As part of a court periment, victims of crime will get a chance to object to any plea bargaining deals made with persons charged in the crime, The federally funded program starts Jan. 10 in cases involving three judges in the Dade County Criminal Courts. "They're trying to prove that if you insist on input from all involved, you'll get more satisfaction that justice was done," said Judge Gerald Wetherington, one of the judges in the - Hung Vote Halts Move to operate a program, while fees to the county would run.from $9,000 to $10,000 monthly. tie said the city uses about 3 acres o(alandfill annually and the new site should last eight to nine years. The city had been notified by the state's Department of Environmental Regulation DER) and the Vndnrnl Aeronautics Administration (FAA) that the landfill operation at the airport had to cease by Dec. 30. In addition there were fears that seagulls, attracted to the landfill site, might cause problems for aircraft landing and taking off from the airport. Knowles reminded the commission that gulls 20 years ago, before the landfill was operating at the site, had TALLAHASSEE AP Atty. Geri. Robert Shevin's bid to block a suit in which seven oil companies are challenging his autnoriry to pursue antitrust action against them has been tossed out of court. U.S. District Judge William Stafford of Tallahassee dismissed Shevin's suit Monday, saying his court no longer had jurisdiction over the matter. Chris E. Green was ipproximately $2,000 annually Shevin Suit Tossed Out AREA DEATHS RICHARD GRAY HEALY the Altamonte Chapel ComCouncil, putting the recently revenue intake as of November. purchase so soon in the year. lie Eva L. Harris Richard Gray Healy, 52, died munitv Church. renovated Sunshine Park lie warned council to begin went on to suggest that If the Mae Huff last Saturday In Honolulu, Recreation Center to use, looking at l's purchases with a purchase was needed that the Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Robert It. Lefil.s Jr. Hawaii. A former resident of Thomas L. Largen; son, Harry inaugurated the center with a more critical eye. "Because of council should only consider James D. McKersle tie vote at Monday night's city this situation," Daniels said, "I 'state bidding. The council Sanford, M. Kniffin Jr., both of Sanford;'.) he Samuel Pierce council meeting. Episcopalian. will not sign anymore pre- approved the purchase of a sister, Mrs. Virginia Howes, Steven Schick Born In Westport, Conn., he Chicago; seven grandchildren Councilman Claude Ashe pro- purchase agreements until our Dodge automobile through Wesley Smokes posed guidelines for the financial and two great-grandchildren moved to Sanford In 1942. policies are ' state bids, at a price of $4,575. Lydia M. Snyder lie building department requiring resolved." Is survived by his wife, The council also reviewed a John I t. Stubbs FRANK C. MILLS a schematic plan of electrical Melissa P., Philadelphia; three A purchase request from request for annexation and Ida M . Wade wiring for mobile homes at Police Chief John Govoruhk rezoning., In a letter to the Frank C. Mills, 3, l3 daughters, Mrs. Dayle Bobble J. Willis liacienca Village. Burt Logan, was considered next. Having council, William Hatfield, at-Baumeister, Mrs. Sharon C.ibhs Bayshore Dr., Niceville, Fla., Henry Johnson, Brooklyn, and Miss Pat Healy, all of died Monday. Born in Sanford, Hacienda Village resident, completed specifications for a torney for W illiam Strickland, N.Y. pointed out to council that police car, as the council asked that the the Sanford area, and three he was a retired Air Force property on the Marjorie L. technical sergeant. Knlffin, grandchildren. schematic plans change from required of him last week, corner of Bell and 434 be zoned Casselberry Survivors Include his wife,.,,, model to model and, In his Gororuhk asked the council to for commercial use If It is Funeral set-vices will be in Edith Eckenrode, DeBary - Arlene, a daughter, Denise, two opinion, are not easily ob- either begin accepting local annexed Massach use tts. into the city. The Rose Runkel, DeBary sons, Jeffery and Stephen, all of tamable from m anufactur ers, bids or allow for a purchase' Planning and Zoning board had JOIINCIIARLESJINGOZIM4 Nlceville; Charlotte M. Sass, DeBary But Ashe said they are oh- - through a state bid. Hendrix previously his parents, Mr. & ed Strickland's- Shi rley J. Miller, G en eva John Charles (Jingo) M rs. B.F. Mills and sister, tamable, pointed out that the vehicle was petition because It was tinCharles M. Reynolds, Geneva Jngoz1ai, 57 of 208 B=Wo Mona M. Walker, of Sanford. Hacienda Village and the city deemed eliminate properly drawn up. The council Joane L Chambers, Lake Drive, Sanford, died Sunday The Little Mortuary of Ft. have recently been at odds over growing maintenance ex- voted to continue the matter in Mary evening at Florida Hospital Walton Beach, Fla., In charge electrical renovations on penses. The police department, 'a public hearing, allowing Ic i the Anna M. Decker, Lake Mary North. of arrangements. mobile homes. The city has according to Govoruhk, had & Z to give Its recom A native of Hetleboro, Mass., ______ Consuela C. Lowe, Lake Mary ttle a uthori By DONNA ESTES noting Jackson only recently been over left the with park libecause of ty a spent $1,500 in the last three mendationa to co uncil. he had Lived In Sanford for the Mildred C. Hersey, Lake Herald Staff Writer was promoted, said the co uncil Funeral Notices past se ven months, mov ing Monroe e before blanket permit granted to Tommy' Jackson, employed should wait a whil here from Whitman, Mass. He Alma War, Lake Mom-ne JOHN CHARLES Hacienda at the start of Its granting another promotion. construction. by the City of Longwood for was a retired Industrial spray• JINOO) — I services for BIRTHS Jacks on was hired as a ba ck past year, came within one vote painter. Charles (Jingo) J)ngolan, Sanford: Councilmen Donald Sines and Si. o 20$ Bamboo OrIy. S..nMonday night of being named hoe operator under the Ernest Hendrix indicated that Di p Survivors include: hi-s wile, 'lord. Mr. & Mrs. James (Martha) who died Sunday evening at the city's public works director. federally funded Comprehen- although some guidelines were Mrs. Bernice P. Jingozian of Florida Hospital North, iii be ' Lyle, a girl Holding the title since Nov. 1 aive Employment Training Act overdue, they felt this measure Mid at 10 am. Wednesday In Mr. & Mrs. Preston (Tracy) Sanford; three sons, John C. of Gramkow Funeral Horn, Chapel of acting public works director, (CETA) Dec. i, iflS. When the Abington, Mass., Richard D. Oglesby, a girl with Father William NeI4eeI many questions I CETAJ pipeline foreman quit left too Jackson was tapped by p an Dennis J., both of Brockton, officiating, Burial will be in Lake DISCHARGES Unanswered. man La wrence Goldberg and In May, he was promoted to that Mass.;three sisters, Miss Sadie Mary Cemetery, Orarnkow Sanford: With Councilmen John Funeral Home in charge, Council Chairman J. R. Grant Slot at $8,331 annually. Jingozian, Mrs. Elizabeth WASHINGTON (AP) D er oy Holt The trationsasconfirm.atl on of their Daniels and Claude Ashe for the $11,500 annually salaried Ardollno and Mrs. Rose Vaughn - KNIFFIN, MARJORIE L. — first declin On Nov. 1, Jackson was favorin e in food prices in belief that inflation will not get __________________________ all of Sanford; and three g the resolution, and ei Sevic, for Marion. public works director slot, but promoted again and placed on gh t mont hs helped hold the out of han d again in th deputy e near L. Knit*n, will be held at Mayor Donald the motion was defeated on a the regular city payroll with his Browning brothers, H ar ry JIngozian of over-all rise ln consumer Altamonte prj future. Chapel Community absent, Mayor hung 2-2 vote, Sanford, Edward Jingcrzian of Church. 201 Hwy 4U. Sunday, salary Increased to ,750. Troy in November to three-tenths of 'VVEATHER Piland was given the op. a per Jan. 2. )fl1 1.00 P.M. with the Goldberg sai d he wanted to Miami and Leo Jingozian of cent, the same as In (k- - The Consumer Price Index Grant, in seconding the portunity to cast th Rev. Wayne E. Smith otllci.i Ing give Jackson a chance at the Denver, Cob. e deciding tober, the government said to- stood at 173.8 last month, In lieu at flowers, thi family motion to promot e Jackson, vote. His answei-: "No, until we a job for Gramkow Funeral Home, 8 a.m. readings: ternrequests that donatiQAsbemoda meaning that a marketbasket a six-month trial period, said be could see that the city can be assur ed whether or not d y. 10 thi Cancer society or to the Councilman Gerard Connell, was not perature, 3$; overnight low, 3$; Sa nford, In charge of going to be able to find schematic plans can be ohAt the same Altarno,f, Chapel Community the govern- - of gootis costing , the city's mayor-elect, howMonday's high, 71; barometric arrangements. Church. anyone with water, sewer and tamed." ment said real spendable earn- coSt $173.80, . ever, said It was- in Jackson's pressure, 30.18; relative The first half-hour of the Ings — a worker's take-home MARJORIE L. KNIFFIN MILLS. FRANK C. — Funeral best interest to have the city road experience to handle the humidfty, 73 per cent; rainfall, Over-all food prices declined ' WflIic ft IorFrankC M il ls $01 01 session was taken up by pay after adjustmen Mrs. Marjorie L Kniffin, combined department, council's unanimous approval, per cent In NoDone; winds, northeast 15 knots. t for taxes two-tenths of a 130$ Cayst, Drive. NiCyille Ralph Fisher headed the public hearing for a rate jn- and inflation — of 315 Semlnola Blvd., Fla., w ho died Monday, adding this was impossible at de increased eight- vember. The department's Frost warning. Clearing,' Casselberry, died Monday will be partment until his dismissal crease for the garbage tenths of a per cent in Novemheld Thursday the Little Flock this time with Councilman and much colder today, evening dcx of mortgage Interest rates Windy by the city council Sept. 13. He collection firm of H & W. 'there bet, the biggest monthly Inat Seminole Memorial Primitive Baptist Church, Parker Anderson absent Mill, Fla. Burial will be aiIh fell 2.1 per cent, while ho use- Sunny and cold Wednesday. Hospital and had been employed by the city was no opposition to the rate crease in buying power in . Born En Chicago, she out of town on vacation. ChurCh. The Little Mortuary of more hold services costs were down Highs In the mid 50., lows had lived In FlorIda for eleven -and-a-half years use, and the council, In than a year. for the last Ft. Walton Beach, Fla, in C0ilfl38'l one-tenth of a per cent, the first tonight in uppetlls and low 30a- 20year,. She was a JUflC LorTflSiin, before be was fired. tlre light of the Increased fees at the mem be r of Ch4l'g of arrang,rn,s The Labor Department said decline In that category since Northwest to north winds 2$40 -- FLO In other action Mondaynight, Seminole County landfill, RI OP. that for the 12-month period early 197I. rxl.P.1L. the council accepted "with decided the one dollar per ending in November, consumer Eueiiing herald WEDNESDAY'S TIDES regret" the resignation of person increase was a p rices Increased only S per 'the Labor Department said Dayto na Beach: hIgh 1:31 _____ Public Safety Director Douglas reas,nable request. The c ent, the smallest 12-month the prices of a large number of am., 1:55 p.m., low 1:$4 a.m., Tu esday, December 21. Keller effective Jan. 5, adopted council's main Interest was in ¶iIHE STATE_ ,J 1976—VOl. 69, No. lOS .grocery items fell dur ing the 2:3L gain in more than three y ears Published O,iy and SUnd1Y a resoluti on commending him the feasibility of a mandatory, 1'SCtl tatUrday and Chr,tmj D&, In( ""4191 The Sa nford month, led by fresh vegetables, Port Canaveral: hIgh 1:14 Hi'ald, for-his 19-months service which city-wide franchise contract. As 100 N French *,. SiniOrd, F 3,77) The favorable Inflation report down 8.5 per cent; pork, down a-m., 1:21 p.m., law 1:51 am., 1, ins and awarded a provision 10 the rate increase Secend Class Post WAS certain. to be welcomed by 3.1 per cent and dairy prod- 1:38 p.m. a l* Paid at SCflf,d Florida 31111. AY SAFE1Y him one month's Severance the council voted to begin economist.. In both theCVfl Ford and ucts, which declined for the 6 Bayport: high 1:0 a-rn., 2:51 s,s io M,)l6lit F pay. workshop sessions, as of Jan. incoming Carter adminis- first time since early this year. p.m., low 8:28 a.m., 8:15 p.m. "-" o tj','. - If yov'r. g. away oealoagtrlp or o r s Ch ef Dr ic Y lKatIon, NOTIFY TN! r w 1~7 . ,,j" . \', '\, ' '0 G.-..,,J 11 . I 1 •' . - - : . ' c '" V1 . ' PROJECT IS: A defined task which provides a public service, provided — that such existing, on-going services. — " ._ LOOKING—picr " INTERESTED PARTIES ARE TO CONTACT: SEMINOLE COUNTY MANPOWER DIVISION SEMINOLE COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE SEMINOLE PLAZA — HWY. 17-92 & 434 CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 32707 PHONE: 131-4449 ________ 41 t'______ . SALE ". r Additional information may be obtained by contacting the above office. - . - .. - Deadline for submittal of proposals is December 31, 1976. ". ,,/ INDONES :" 1 _______ IA IA The Downtown Business Assn. S . Lily Soen,artoro *,,,,,- INVITES YOU several Sanford and Central Florida Monday, learns all about that new Citizens Band craze from m H. E. McCleliand, whose CB handle is R foreign BREAK of Indonesia, one of TO visitors to JOIN OUR SPECIAL Singing Christmas AT Sprinklers Douse Blaze Carols Magnolia, Downtown Sanford THURSDAY, DEC. 23rd-4 to 6:30 P.M. Admission Freel Refreshments Served! Kids - Santa will be here too! Store By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer A sprinkler system doused a grease fire early today at Zayre's Discount Department Store, SR-436, Fern Perk, before the blaze caused serious damage, sheriff's deputies ''"" Responding to an alarm set off by the protective system, deputy R.D. Strobr'idge and county firemen entered the store where smoke was visible a bo ut 6:30 a.m. County Public Safety Direct or Gary Kaise r said the fire was in a coffee shop cooking area where a burner on a deep fryer unit apparently ignited grease. Store manager Jim Christian said there was no smoke damage and "very minor water damage" when water from the sprinkler system wet about 20 per cent of the store's floor area. County fire units Monthly night extinguished a storage trailer blaze at Wekiva landing resort on Wekiva Park Road , west of Sanford near the Wekiva River. Officials said cause of the blaze that gutted a 30-foot trailer which was used for storage wasn't immediately determined, No injuries were reported. Sheriff's deputies today were financing the new property, saying there are a number of ways it can be accomplished. investigating a burglary at the Tuffy Muffler Shop, U.S. 17-92, Fern Park, in which $677 in cash and checks was reported taken. Deputy Randy Pittman said entry apparently was gained to the business by smashing a glass in a door. Ms. Linda Jacobs. lnkp Hayes Dr., Oviedo, reported to deputies that a $725 diamond ring was missing from her residence, An Apopka woman was jailed in lieu of $5,000 bo nd on a gr an d larceny charge In connection with the alleged shoplifting of $121 in costume jewelry from Zayre .3, Fern Park, according sheriff's reports. Loretta Eunice Evans, 36, was booked into county jail SANTA'S 'HOURS: to MON., DEC. 70 TUES., DEC. 21 Monday afternoon. 2:00 to 5:00 2:00 to 5:00 WED.,DEC.22 10:00t012:90&2:OOt0$:30 following the incident reported by store security personnel THURS., DEC.23 10:OOto 12:002:OOto$:30 & FRI., DEC.24 10:00 to 12:OO& 2:OOtoo:3O - If %W4 ill C _11fix"101 10 , how man times have on thought about setting up a retirement m plan? Well, now there's a was- to dl) it and save tfl011ev on your taxes this year and every year flood g tititil you retire. Plan Plan 2 I F I&& N STARTS If \'otir e lliployer doesn't liii vt' a pension pla n or profit-sharing plan, theii v ot, ilfl eligible to set LII) your own I"ii'st I"eth't-a I of Mid- Florida IRA account, Here's how it works. Each P-1111- you deposit 15' of your earned IIICOIUC up to a in a xi in 11111 of ,$l ,i00.00. The H, ea ch year you can d e duct the amount of sour (ICposit from your earned income for tax purposes. You're not taXe(l on the nionev until you retire and by then sour tax liability usually is much less. It's a great was' to save for l- etire mt'nt while saving on your taxes WED. 10A.M. $22900 He's waiting for you in Magnolia Center on First St. at Magnolia Ave. HERE'S TWO WA YS To SAVEON YOUR TAXES THIS 'YEAR WHILE SETTING UP A RETIREMENT PLAN close the airport landfill. He foresaw no problem with WHILE THEY LAST If CTH \'f)tl are self-employed you can save on your taxes by setting Ll a First Federal of Mid-Florida KEOGI I account. The account builds with First Federal of Mid-Florida 's high interest rate until you retire. And all the time your retirement funds are growing you can dedLlct your annual deposits from the earned income portion of your tax return (y)u can even deduct the interest Your monev earns.) It's a realistic way to save for retii'einent while getting a tax break now. fl()'%. PACE AM/SSBSIDETALK 'I MOBILE - The government has provided for a penn ltv for ear&v withdrawal. in The government has pro sided for a penalt for ear1;' withdrawal. TRANSCEIVER AND 41 LMOW For A Furnace That Won't Let You Down? INSTA LL Ar I '° I' DOOM l I C DeBary ,jtures plus lull size Smemer ' 2318 H /: VV tO 'W 12 volt DC poSitive Or neJaIie cjrounu • 100' - m~)tluljilonthe .ihO.c RETAIL 379.93 SALE 1 4900 WHILE THEY LAST of SANFORD. INC. too N. Maple Ave. Ph 172 1321—Sanford SANFORD RADIO CHARGE C.B. CENTER MASTER BANKAMERICARD AND 2923 ORLANDO DR. SANFORD II I , .., 0 Ormond Beach LII) S. Atlantic •.%e. 1904, 672-8757 Sanford (305) 6684403 Gaint'ss Ilk 249 W. Unhersft% Ave. (904 3754500 Gaines We N.W. 13th St. 904 376-2633 Lake City 273.5 U.S. 90 W. (904) 752-8222 DeLand 910 Deltona 1Usd. 323.6135 ,,., Gaines', Ilk 2815 N.W. 11th St. (904) 376-7551 6684438 Deltona PACE CB 40 CHANNEL FACTORY UPDATE GUARANTEE CERTIFICATE SOUTHERN AIR 1300 S. Atlantic Ase. 1904)427-3117 (305) 315 North Boulevard Phone 73-1-2551 ALSO RECEIVE CHRISTMAS PRESENT WITH PURCHASE OF ANY RADIO. VALUE 13 TO 129 PENDING ON PURCHASE. Nt-si Galness lilt4411 N.W. 23rd .tse. 1 9041 376-3204 U.S. 17-92 $ - MAGNOLIA CENTER 1st St. & At Area D ,' Choral Group (' Ridge Runner. Ir .:::z % 1000 8 service does not expand ,5 ' Ott... RETAIL 4$9. , Li - . . /. Exempt are private businesses organized for profit. 11 17 n I • I.4S1,!lb!44 ItSS,.,'I,, - ,": .144 1 ( - AM /SS8 S1DETALK MOBILE/BASE TRANSCEIVER 11 0000 1 ' 12 14 400 . ri A"...-., at "' / .. ________ HOPM time, '-' Seminole County; this includes local education institutions, Community Action Agencies, community based non-profit organizations, and units of local government. 6v 1 at GOVERNOR'S HIGHW COMMISSION ELIGIBLE AGENCIES ARE: All organizations within 1P I PACE ; a Kee s R ,AAAIE AUV E1 - .• long after the landfill Is SALE PRE CHRISTMAS poucB e — — closed," the manager said. Knowles said with no additional dumping it will take two to three weeks to actually necessary to • - ' AL caused a plane crash. "The birds will probably be there experiment, refus Food . _________ property, he said, could be used for a variety of city projects including as a site for spray irrigation from the sewer plant and for recreation purposes. The city, in the interim, is to contract with the county for use of its landfills to dump garbage and trash. Knowles said he will be negotiating with the county on toe posswniies 01 cutting costs to the city by the city delivering solid waste directly to the county's Osceola Airfield landfill In Geneva. Knowles, in recommending the city "go it alone" with a new landfill of i ts own , said it costs Monday. "That's what we are aiming for. We are going after the whole ball of wax," Mooney said Monday. Mildred Stripling. Jqie L Whitten Stella C. Evans, DeBary Joyce C. Georgia, Lake Helen Mrs. Johnny (Regina) England & baby girl, Sanford Anna the parcel will be used in the la ndf ill. alan f the -'""I' HOSPITAL NOTES Sanford: Elmer W. Avenel Lucy Bryant Bobbie J. Cook Eber Cox Bernard Da vis Constance M. Davis Sum K. Ferguson Marion W. Freeman tract wholly within the city limits. lie said 28 or 29 acres of The of Sta te, County and Municipal Employes should win all four of the unit elections it has ent e red for nrvt vnr AF'SCME state director Joe Mooney said ____________________________ Malcom J. Lodge Marland negotiations currently are at a point of $4,()0 per acre for the tually represent 76,000 sta more than 90,000 employes. :: t;;: — 20, 1971 Knowles said . that - It DECEMBER closed Immediately TALLAHASSEE (AP, A major government union says it expects to even - -. ' In other action, the cornmission authorized Knowles to continue negotiations to purchase 86 acres in the 25th Street area for a new sanitary landfill and ordered the old landfill at the Sanford airport pro pert y Government Union Plans ' - industry." IN BRIEF Analysis Carter a telegram noting "the growing feeling of uneasiness and concern across _ the nation. . . and development of some frustration" over the appointment. ________ — F By WALTER R MEARS There is a wo ma n for the AP Special Correspondent Commerce Department, Just as WASHINGTON Jimmy there is now a woman at the Carter looked Just a bit Department of Housing and 1k. uneasy the night a fellow ban Development. Democrat declared that it was A black, Mayor Kenneth Gib. . no tim e to put roo ki es in charge of the government If he became son of Newar k, may take over of the government. After j, president. ~ _ 14 ", the latter agency. A black, Sec. Carter, then a candidate, was But President-elect Carter retary of Transpo rtation Wi, somet hing of a rookie himself. evidently sees the merits of 11am T. Coleman Jr., serves I1'I That comment a bo ut putting seasoning, seniority and ex- the Ford Cabinet. / . rookies in charge of the govern- perience now that he Is selectTwo of the men Carter had ment came f rom Michael J. ing a cabinet, been considering for cabinet Howlett, t he Democratic nomiHe made that clear on Monduty are men who served in nee for governor of illinois, who day in dealing with the ques tion President Ford's Cabinet. eventually lost to Republican of an enlarged role for blacks James H. Thompson. a nd for women, saying will While Carter is continuing the .•4 -. Howlett was talking about take time to develop a lar ger appoin tmen t process, th e pat. puttin g Thompson, a rookie, pool of q ua lified minority can- tern is evident, and it is a tracharge of the government of fl dld.ates for cabinet-level posts. ditional pattern. He comes Ilnols when he made the remark So far, the choices Carter has office committed to a change to at a Democratic convention in made are very much In the tra- policy, but his appointments Chicago during th e fall cam- dition set by newly elected seem to indicate continuity as paign. presidents of both parties. well, for many of his nomin ees p 1 But Carter had been camThere are veterans of past were seasoned In the last two oll (Herald Photo by Marva HWkIflI) paigning as a non-Washington administrations, like Secretary Democratic administrations , candidate, a government out. of State-d esignate Cyrus H. As a candidate, Carter had Rep. J. Parren Mitchell, 1)-Md., was happier In this scene at the recent SEEDCO sider, If not a rookie. Vance. There are long-time said his Inclination would be to banquet in Sanford as he received a plaque from Ruthia Hester than lie was Furthermore, he had said he personal associates like Griffin Install a new generation of today following appointment by President-elect Carter of Griffin J. Bell as at- meant to i nstall a new gener- Bell, who will be attorney gen- leaders rookies If you will. torney general. Mitchell, chairman of the Black Congressional Caucus, sent atlon of leaders in top positions eral. It isn't turning out that wa y ,)) 21,1976--IA THE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, AS PRIME SPONSOR FOR THE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT (CETA) FUNDS, REQUESTS INTERESTED ELIGIBLE AGENCIES TO APPLY FOR PROJECT FUNDS. ' ________________________________ saving ae S10000 over the original all- first floor legislative wing strom said. Commissioner John breaks the horizontal concept for the facility. The wing rounded on its south horizontal concept, said the new se nicely d Ill feature vertical panels design en e i, Dec. PUBLIC NOTICE design, said the a ddition of the .- - NA110N proposed $1.45 million city hall in recommending the new that we have the building over Illinois — . — arrangements at a nearby hospital. Daley telephoned one of his seven children, Michael. He apparently co ncluded the conversation and th en collapsed. Coogan, paramedics and doctors f rom Northwestern Memorial Hospital tried desperately for nearly two hours to re vi ve Daley family mem be rs rec ited the Rosary In his office. Daley wac pronounced dead at 1411 p m CST, and a rule that spann ed three decades ended In a breathless Last Hurrah. Eulogies poured In. President Ford, vacationing in Vail, Cob., call ed Daley "a towering figur e on the American scene." President-elect Ca rt er sa id he was "deeply saddened" by the death of "a great and good friend to me and a gr eat Democratic leader." Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, DMas&, whose brother, John, received bo th Daley's blessings and the votes from Chicago that gave him In his l%0 presidential victory, called Dales "one of America's greatest mayors." Tuesday, . city commission meeting room, shadings of color. conference rooms and rebated He and Moore said the Offices to face south along legislative wing looks like an Ile Sanford City Co mm ission Park Avenue. "afterthought, an addition." Monday evening approved a "Someone is going to say CityManager er W F Knowles modified "L" design for the Rookies Spurned For Demo Guerrillas Battle Each Other BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Pro-Syrian and anti-Syrian Palestinian guerrillas battled each other for four hours today with mortars, rockets and machine guns in camps on the south side of Beirut. Dozens of casualties were reported. It was the second outbreak of fighting between the two factions within a week. The Palestine Liberation Organization announced a ceasefire four hours after the fighting started. Many streets were closed to traffic, and the main highway to the recently reopened airport was declared unsafe. P,,fliw 4.! "I A "i I e.a Herald Staff Writer r.. — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2528 ('a!l or visit any First Federal of 3!jd'FJorj(ja office today to set UI ) your 111.1 or KEO GH plan. Sm) ma Beach sk , qV To 'Fe eval 3090 S. Orlando Dr. 13051 323-3770 -1 $1 _ 41.( , , FS - -, MID ROR\ ,-I- / ,1 -/ �A . Evening Herald Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Have you found out what you're getting for Christmas yet? There are only four more spying days left, you W1 0% I'll .N(II :\VE..S.NF( )441). 4I,1I 2'1 \rI'a ('dt' .41.312.21 I 4 or 81l-99i know. Tuesday, December 21, 1976-4A The season of intrigue Is upon us. A round If the CIA could somehow tap the reservoir of \V.VNF; 1) DON-1—F, Publisher I 9 - Hint' I elR er tttk.tent-s; Month. $2 40: i Minths. $14 20. Year. $28 10 I4 '.l.til In flirida ;ilJU' as bt'nie deliver All 'Itier wail Moth. $1 All: I' M o nths, Siti 20: 42 Months, $32.40 ..11I. I I Amy And School ,. Th e Clock By %UI)lE MIJRPIIY Bares Problem The tax-supported school system got a ringing endorsement when President-elect Carter decided to send his daughter, 9-year-old amy. to Thaddeus Stevens Elementary near the White House. Or did it? During the vote-getting, candidate Carter said he would be sending Amy to a government school, provided security arrangements could be made. After the election, Amy's mother visited Stevens school and then issued a statement that she was "very pleased with the quality of the school, the attitude of the staff and the teachers and the friendliness of the students." ~ -_ VV%F% 1, WEEKLY RATES AVAILABLE - toll of traffic deaths and accidents, It would seem to make sense, if possible, to remove these menaces from the highway be fore they ca used accidents. not after. To see If it Is, in fact, possible is the object of a *797,000 federally funded experiment currently being conducted in the District of Columbia. Since April, more t ha n 4.000 anplicants for drivers' licenses in the district have be en asked to fill out a que st ionnaire designed to identify "problem drinkers," which includes full-fledged alcoholics as well as those with less chronic dr in king habits. Psychologists have established that certain personal situations and attitudes and health problems can be indicators of problem drinking. ThUS in addition to direct questions about drinking habits, the Washington questionnaire asks such things as: "Would you describe yourself as being lonely a good deal of the time?" "With whom do you live Alone? With friend? With relative? With wife or husband? With exwife or ex-husband Or true or false: "Sometimes I feel ver' guilty" "I usually sweat at night." sometimes feel that I am going to pieces." ' J 24)? HOLLY AVENUE (OFF 25TH ST. BEHIND WINN DIXIE) 6:4SA.M 406PM 323-7570 322-076C ( Family Ceramic Show I D. LOFTON, Cxiii 323-2920 ip products to a subsidized market. Twice a year they __________ . .- ________ p— • _______ ' ______ ________ - ______ . '. — Ne-- ___________ -g — ________ . ____________________________ ______ . _? "JIIIIIuL'uuIII ' — ____________ ' . ..' o __________ GHR16TWG SPIRIT- voluntary, have been put into a computer and indicate that about 15 per cent of those questioned so far are problem drinkers, say officials. What critics of the experiment are afraid of is that wha t is vol un tary now coul d be made manda tory In the fut ur e and that li cense applicants identified as problem drin kers wo ul d be THE loyal fan of yours, I feel an obligation to tell you how you and yo ur show were used. Reading from what he said was the CIA's f il e on himself, Anderson excoriat ed th e in telligence agency for ha ving Investigated him in ear ly 1972 This operation was, he declared, "against the law. It's a violation of U.S. statutes for the CIA to conduct any in vestigation or an y surveillan ce within the boundaries of the United States. Now, what this Is, what this shows Is a blatant brazen violation of the law . Later in your show, echoing Mr. Anderson, you referred to the CIA's investigation of him a "rather ludicrous," as "illegal to begin with because they had no right to do any domestic surveillance whatsoever." At an other po int, you asked Mr. Anderson how one could put a stop to the government, the CIA, "getting Into matters they had no right getting Into ani putting surveiflance on private citizens" But, in point of fact, Johnny, under cert.aii,i circumstances, the CIA does have the legal right LONDON ECONOMIST TitoPlays Game \ BELGRADE — Recent top4evel Russian and Jimmy Carter said during his election campaign thern.selves as problem drinkers, yet are allowed to keep on driving. particularly alarmed when President-elect • JACK ANDERSON team. : . I• Pipe i n e Favors A . — The top f ederal official on WASHINGTON Rollins and his w if e flew to Hawaii for a vacation the Alaska pipeline has accepted chartered ' in the sun. They stayed in a house rented by Jean plane rides, free fishing vacations and other Beard, who happens to be Morrison -Kjiudsp'5 . its nuclear bases in Okinawa. Th e recom• If . -r I ' . 30 years at 111h 5 Sanford, Sanford FENCE SPECIALISTS IFENCIE F • investigate private citizens. And this raises "AnYlhIfl9 in Fence" Fencifl9 •Repair Paris *Custom Built Posts . Fittings 11 I FenCiflO SENTR\TT j FREE ESTIMATES I I ASTHMA? BRONCHITIS? of 1 0 BREATHING MACHINES NOW AVAILABLE AT NO COST W U 44, An added line is tools — Black OUT OF TOWN & Decker, Rockwell and S-K. 862-0302 CALL COLLECT These were added to paint lines for the convenience of body and paint shops. AMP Is c ur rently ___ • on a limited room expansion 2O%OFF U program and, in January, will PLANO SUNGLASSES Fur th er expand the plant by NOW IN STOCK adding a section for the boatLicensed Optician AND paint and t ool b usin ess. That is ANY HALF-EYE 1146 to be complet ed in March, Whitaker said. FRAMES Fairway Whitaker halls from For that spare pair hopping Center Houghton, Mich., where he of reading gIasse attended Michigan Technical SPECIAL DECEMBER OFFER LAKE AVE MAITLAND University then worked as an Mon .Fri 9:30-3:00 Muter Charge electronic industrial engin eer Sat. 11:00.3:00 BankAmericird I in Mi chig an , California and u_ Ohio. lie was transferred to Central Florida nine years ago by Martin Marietta Corp. It was Your COMPLETE Travel Agency . while with Martin Marietta that he developed his respect for people in the body and paint shops. r'\ Bob Romaine, assistant at the Winter Park Mall manager, was with the former company and has cont in ued 645-2060 with Whitaker and AMP. MON.-FRI. SAT There's a fourth employe, 9:30-5:30 10:00-2 00 Rodney Whitehurst, the outside salesman. We Specialize In There are four children; III All Travel Services IN il 1 ._, 'w . . -_ - - . . Gaiihbean Grmsec primarily a wholesale shop fot paint and body shops In Seminole county. Fiberglas resins and cloths are also available in the wholesale business, Dupont paints are stocked as well as Owens Corning Fiberglas and 3M abrasives. Whitak e r said that AMP .iti mix paints to any specification . ' . fl,4,j,, 1thi,,-s If .010 ,n,4 Carla— DV. . Z=awnim special discounts to families wishing to and macrame l essons. One set of brushes. one set M Ronald Rottinghaus Reg. Optician ~ame,0 `0 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED LENSES DUPLICATED Contact Lenses Frame Repairs Sunglasses • Sports Optics 10a.m. . 7 p.m. LONGWOOD VILLAGE Sat 95 SR 434 at 1.4 — — - 3391100 -- - - - DUDA AUTO PARTS AND OVIEDO TRACTOR CO AUTO PARTS AND 7 . , "where your friends are" k . , . . they all come together. Special ' discounts on greenware are also offered. Th e Fues Family became in terested in ceramics a bo ut six years ago when Lucille Keesling, who lives at Shenandoah Village, taught Gloria ceramic arts. ft was after that the Fue-s Family became interested. They are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fues' sisters, Jane and Kathy; and '(f' , ' LAWN &GARDEN ,9LSA procedures EQUIPMENT ., ' Gloria opened . 'I, K{etq Ckitiscas 9sqce & Pat c/i Touch j Country Longwood Village— Hwy 434 a? 1.4 Longwood, Fla. $3443I2 BAC MC • A Bckbj's World I DUCATIONAL CHILD CARE E icIutweiy Designed For ~\% - . Z* ART SUPPLIES .GLASS F or (.f , 'MIRRORS *PAINT .WALLPA PER Senkarik Glass & Paint Co Inc Ph 17? ?lOMagrwIl Infcnts to Age 3 Years a *1 A3 ~ A Bcxbj's World Iii £ 25th ST OPEN Cam to C pm Mon F,, N e st to Or,,.rt L,(.n. Bureau - LADIES SANFORD 373 $424 FREE HOUSEHOLD PLUMBING REPAIR SCI'IOOL KING'S SUPPLIES Flo King-Instructor SMALL GROUPS' TIM ES TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE Sanlord VrrurL :" ., ' I ' ,.. ______ TIMEX ® / I • SERVICE STATION ' - , 6014 E. Colonial Dr. ' 0. 00 . — ~ 321.5612 (8 a.m..6 p.m.) 323.3939 (anytime) •: Orlando, Fla. 32807 EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER - . I " . A 1 — - . Says Linda Armour, . " Nw~;.,_ S. Orlando Dr., Sanford, at the Thursday evenings 7-10 p.m. Don't forget Family Shennandoah Village sign. She (after the first of the ycarl or Ceramics is a 'family affair" manages a certified Duncan during the open afternoon for families. And attending dealership and is a certified classes 2-1 p.m. classes will be a pleasant time Duncan teacher. In fact, Gloria Certificates was be put- for families to spend together will return to Duncan school chased Mon-Sat. 10 am. - 5 during the winter months. late next month to complete p.m, more advanced courses. Lucile Keesling now teaches macrame classes although she and Gloria enterchange classes on occasions. Special gift certificates are available For last-minute Christmas shoppers, starting at /ife 4iZ a $5-minimum. The Certificates May be used for materials, e %%t . O. supplies, grecnware or already* % made ceramic gifts and there's a wide range of those. COMMUNICATION I There's no charge for classes Other Financing Available I ... I nfl n,lwh,, It 18 lbs. in week; "Since I have been coming to the Trim Clinic I feel g ood about myself again.; the weight FREE CONSULTATION I last I Consider the added bonus " 831-1300 422-4994 I PROFESSIONALLY STAFFED. '.EDICALLY SUPERVISED. L0rP4 COST PROGRAMS YMM CURM 143 - Suit, lii, 711 Bldg. Altarnony, Spring H W. Lake Beauty Dr. Orlando RADIO q# arn S — DOLPHIN FINANCE takes worries out of Christmas buying. SEE U. TODAY for a FAST LOAN, ' 1917 j I French Ave. Ph, 322-4135 Sanford - B - efore you get bugged - get help. Let us evict these filthy tenants for you but good' :' . Our up-to-date 'ethods are _;' .. .; -: ' thoroughly safe. Free estimates . gladly . given, ". Emergency Service PH. 322-8865 v04~S Dave Galloway, Mgr. -I 1`5 — - ~,,_ -~. i which meet Tuesday and . For Appointment I - Let u thOw you what wonderf u l çiperence day care can be , 1. g .' Telephone 277'6431 FACTORY AUTHORIZED • operator and instructor at Family Ceramics is shown with a part of the display of ready-made ceramics on sale For Christmas gifting, Note the Japanese tea set on the bottom shelf. A macrame hanging, at the end of the shelving, was made in one of the classes. In the background is greenware shich Gloria has poured from some of her man molds for those to use in tier classes. & STOCKING STUFFERS 11011. RON'S TIME SERVICE — -' • Family ' 'IL Ovie—do . fl ,,. ' • . OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. -. '. •- II • Ceramics Shop, located at 40 GloriaFlues, cP,sflt'r, Let us help with LAST MINUTE GIFTS "(ii) a United States person, who is In contact ' - • ' Ph. 322-6707 VV I II , . ' ' 4 Sanford, Fla. '. .. . 01I mendation is.based upon a strategic study of the with either such a present or'former contractor ' brothers, flat anti Jay. 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It was the naturaIII MR MEDICARE & INSURANCE II As a CIA spokesman explained It to me: "In late Deccmti of 1971, Jack Anderson published a series of columns based on what he himself described as secret Intelligence reports H - Family Ceramics is just that a family affair, though the Fues daughter, Gloria, is I. ~ EMPHYSEMA? OPTICAL Robert Whitaker, AMP purchased just a year ago next Distributors, 603 W. 27th St., February 1. It was formerly Sanford, is in the automobile owned by Doug Almany and boat paint business because Distributors and was located at he likes people in the paint and 1100 W. 1st St., Sanford. Th e body sho ps and has been mi- name of the bus in ess was Pressed with them for a number changed last September at the of )ears. time of the move to the present Whitaker and his wife, location. Carolyn, are partners in the AMP specializes In paints for business, a bu.siness which they automobiles and boats. It is SANFORD BAIT & TACKLE Open DAWN DUSK Closed CHRISTMAS DAY favors from a construction firm' that has an vice president in charge of pipeline operations, estirnateil $1 billion contract to build one-fif th of Roll ins paid for his own. plane tickets to the giant pipeline. Hawaii, but Beard provided the Hawaiian house . ' l - ea. - "Well, II you MUST know, l'm sending my resume to Jimmy Carter!" " Bob Romaine, Carolyn Whitaker and Robert Whitaker Jr., left to right, stand in front of one of the display boards: "anything for the b ody and paint shop." . ' ,' - _ EVERYTHING FOR THE FISHERMAN • -• .' III Ii, - _,•j ___ _____ /. 862-119 1 Assorted Beetle Spi ns 594 ." Far East. or employe or with a non-United States person P — An inte rnal Air Force memo warns that a who is the subject of a foreign intelligence or new strain of gonorrhea, "totally resistant to counter-intelligence inquiry, but only to the treatment of penicillin," had appeared "in extent necessary to identify free of charge. It was a classic case of 'the several such United Stat es He is Maj. Gen. Andrew Rollins, a crusty, watch areas of the world, including Korea." In persons" g do co nsort ing with the fox. com ba tive former Army engineer, who was Th us, to say, Johnny, as both you and he did, Rollins first denied, then acknowledged, that the memo, Maj. Gen. Don D. Pittman of th e 314th hired by the Interior Dept. in 1973 to enforce he had Air Division advises that the only treatment isa acc ept ed favors from that the CIA investigation of Mr. Anderson was Morrison-Knudsen. fede ral sta ndar ds on the 800-mile pipeline. special, antibiotic, medical follow-ups and illegal Li simpl unt rue. The f is From the start, the pi peline was plagued with hing trips, he said, were nothing more "abstinence fromsezualcontact,"Ifthe Admittedly, there were ease aspe cts of "comic opera" In th e way this than old friends getting together. He had acspreads, he suggests, commanders should operation was carried out, as Mr. Anderson says. problems. We were the first to report, for cted Beard's Invitation to stay in his Hawaiian example, that some of the welding north of the retreat, Rollins explained, because consider "discharging an individual for unclean But it was within the law, Yukon had been faulty. Now charges have been good buddies. they were habits." which' Ii the salient point. raised In Alaska that X-rays of the welds were We recently reported that cracks have Morrison-Knudsen had nothing to say. Beard' ap pear ed in falsified. Further,' you may be interested to know that the gigantic Bayana hydr oelectri was traveling and couldn't be reached c the CIA Is not the only government body alarmed Earlier this year, the Interior Dept.'s o for his dam, which Panama Is building. Now we've by the Informa tion Mr. Andeon has pub investigators concluded that Rollins, for all his comment. lished. ' learned that the cost of the project has soared far In December 1974, the Senate Footnote: This Isn't the first time that waspishn ess, wasn't toug h enough on Services past the $.5 million estimate. Before the dam Is Committee Issued a report c Morrison-Knudsen has been Involved In A ha rgin g that bet pipeline contractor Now we have caught him multimillion completed, the cost is expected to exceed $90 ween December 1911 -d o ll ar controversy. It was part of mi accepting favo rs f rom Morrison-Knudsen, th and February 1912, Mr. ion. It was sta ll rt ed with a $42 million loan Anderson discl e thel%2 construction conglomerate that started out in from the World Bank. osed in his column "Information giant construction combine, which is building 135 with a cost-plus-fixed-fee contract to build from at Least 10 highly sensitive, classified miles of the pipeline. — U.S. relations with Mexico have documents" airfields in South Vietnam. which Were "massive and of serlou.' is Th burgeoned This Is e of the most treacherous segm into a deteriorat ed more than either coun try has been consequence," represent ing "a se rious cornof the pipeline. It winds over rugged coastal .bithons. ents construction program that cost the taxpayers willing to admit. The situation has been so tense promise to national security decon-making." mountaini and through a devilishly th U.S. military people have been warned 'row not 'As for Mr. Anderson's bragging to you a ut Mountains of ltimber, steel, cement and to at v is canyon. bo it Mexico on leave. Bi4t the inauguration of 'having seen "transcripts mach ery p in ed up faster il th an th e construction President Jose Rolli ns is supposed to make SUZE of co nversations in side Lopez Portlilo, according to the Kremlin between that crews could use the material. The losses f Morrison-Knusden cothplles with the Stri Kremlin leaders," what be rom diplomatic dispa tches, should ct Improve relations, was pro ba bly al luding to was In terior Dept. sta ndards, Yet he-has developed a waste and pilferage were Staggering. In L'ie end, Project Gamma He Is described In the dispatches as a pragmatic Guppy the c tly — the code flame given a U.S. Govern' cozy relationship with Morrison-Knusden be os ru nways, docks and building were left man who is expected to resist hind for the Communists. popular Latin- ment operation monitoring the limousine ones executives. American sport of baiting thethe U nited States, of top Soviet Officials in Moscow. Morrlson-Knudsen also built a controversial In the sumpiera of both 1914 and 1975, he went highway throug Two years ago, Gen. Al Haig left the White Comment inon. Mr. revelation of, on salmon fishing trips as a guest of Morrison- government report h the Peruvian Andes. A 1971 House in the wake of Watergate to take over the this operation In hisAnderson's column in 1971, thc depicted the project as a command of NATO. He has Knudsen'* subsidiary, M.K. Rivers. The co quietly earned the mon ument to slipshod construction. Massive hington Post quotes a former Intelligence red of the European allies. Unlike some Wofasoffir as sang this leak was pany chartered a plane and rented a lodge for Its landslides took the lives of 31 workers, "completely guests. Rollins did gvJt reimburse the company his predecessors, he has not been a cocktail gratuitous AROUND THE WORLD: The Joint Chiefs of party commander. — It served no purpose and blew our He has for his expenses. Staff will recommend to incoming President spent considerable best intelligence source In the time in the field visiting the troops and Soviet Union." When the weather torncd cold a year au, Jiinm ('urtrihat Finally, Johnny, a further illustration of Mr. 1 1 ;o ..oiled States hang tfl to n:niterthg military eeercis Aodcr'.0'.; jilt 'll('t1l h.hA)1t) \ Paints not in stock can be on hand within a24hour period, he '.'--"' 323-0420 I cerned, Whitaker said he also stocks touch-up paints for a utomobil es. - - A Where paint mixing Is con- .: ZEBCO 404 COMBO $5•49 "u . . ! 1 I 1-4 Fiberglas resins for BOATS SURF BOARDS 603 W. 27th St., Sanford auto paints in factory colors are always in stock. The owner said AMP sells and mixes hundreds of gallons of paint each month. . I . .'-4. — But there Is a snag. The Yugoslays were not. cleared up,to the satisfaction of the American " ~ t, 9 . .. ' .. ZEBCO 202 COMBO S4•49 . - - -. çj: - - - 4 I~ - ~ . • — : : . _ . .r .I : : , * , : :'f,f ~'r, .V .T , . otiator." Few will dispute the praise. — .I I I- - LAST MINUTE CHRISTMAS BUYS • you were had, Johnny. You were duped. And as a to For MEN and WOMEN M.W.F 7 A.M..9 P.M. T.Th 3.9 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M.4 P.M. 499 W. SR 4 San Sibatt1ln Square the crucial question, left unexamined by yourself: Why was Mr. Anderson being Investigated at all! -. — Cyrus Vance has demonst rat ed his abili ty to cope with the Washington establishment as well as with America's global neighbors in a variety of highlevel federal posts. He should be a good secretary of state. President-elect Carter, In designating Vance as his choice for the sensitive Cabinet a 7 is IVV& CHRISTMAS GIFT SPECIALS. Come in to ask us. r NALJTII.US Vt F evaluation or treatment or education as a con- American visitors to Belgrade have turned the that he would not send troops to defend concern for the apparent leaking of national dition for obtaining a license. The people in spotlight on the question of Yugoslavia's inYugoslavia against the Russians. They had security information that led to the decision to charge of the project admit they are thinking of dependence. Which is just what President Tito already heard more comforting news from Mr. place Mr. Anderson under surveillance in an Just that. wants. lie is anxious to make sure nobody in the Carter's special adviser, Averell Harriman, who effort to determine the source of his Information Now In a well-run society, not only potential West will be tempted, when he Is gone, to write came to Belgrade in September. It should be recalled in this conenction that the alcoholics but potential criminals and anybody off Yugoslavia as a far-away country of which Harriman seems to have been talking mainly director of the CIA is charged, by law, with the with any kind of lifeadjustment problem would they want to know nothing. about American arms supplies to Yugoslavia. protection of Intelligence sources and methods." be identified early and helped before he caused So the secretary-general of the Soviet But one thing which may be holding up an difficulties for himself and others. Indeed, the CIA does have this legal authority' . Communist party, Leonid Brezhnev, said in American-Yugoslav arms deal is the Americaiis' In February of this year, President Ford signed But psychology is still an Inexact science, and Belgrade — apparently as a condition for his this Is still supposed to be a society where a visit fear that Yugoslavia might pass technical in- Executive Order 11905, the purpose of which was t ha t Russia has no designs on formation person is considered innocent until proven guilty Yugoslavia's Independence. And the American hardware Itselfand pe r ha ps even some of the to clarify the authority and responsibility of U.S. — over to the Russians. — by what he does, not by what someone thinks Secretary of Commerce, Elliot Richardson, flew intelligence agenci es and deptments The he might do. Those who compla in that the in later and re peated the sup Richardson disclosed during his visit that a section of this order relating to restrictiors on po rt of the Unit ed team of American negotiators visited intelligence collection states the following: Washington experiment is a gross invasion of States for that Independence. Fine: President Yugoslavia a month ago to discuss a complaint "Foreign Intelligence agencies shall not privacy and evidence of creeping Big Tito wants people abroad, even If they know that Yugoslav com pa Brotherlsrn are not being paranoiac. nies had in the past ranengage in any of the following activities: nothing else about his country, to believe that it sierred to the Russians some advanced The fact Is that we already have plenty of is not, and does not intend to become, a Soviet "(1) Physical surveillance directed against a American computer parts they had Imported United States pers people who have unmistakingly identified . satellite. on, unless it Li a lawf ul sur from America. This particular matter was veillance conducted pursuant to Vance Level-H eaded / . NECErB -. required to undergo some form of medical unless they can afford a private tuition, and th e same law prevents most of them from accumulating the means for the tuition, So Amy goes to Stevens School. Her parents have inspected same and found it acceptable. We commend them for their devotion to her welfare, Our only wish is that all others had the same latitude for decision. a WASHINGTON — Dear Mr. Carson: The other night, during the last 15 min utes of your show, you and syndicated column ist Jack had a ball ridicul in g the CIA,"poking a little fun at them," as Mr. Anderson put It. Bu' . __— - Responses to the questions, which are entirely for a given number of hours in a given school, . ~I - *... Anything in paints for CARS, BOATS, TOUCH-UP AMP DISTRIBUTORS Body, Paint Men Impress AMP Owner I for information Aqe~ _________ " pay the property tax collector for the privilege of continuing unmolested in their own dwelling. Once a year they pay the federal income tax collector for the privilege of earning a living, and when that functionary is sated they pay the state franchise board another sum for exactly th e same thing. Th e law commands them to incarcerate th eir offspring - Like Your Business Featured? Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 I Duncan Supplies (paints, tools, etc.) Greenware, Bisque, accessories, macrame supplies. Finished gift items. Free day, eve, workshops, T Prepared By The Herald Advertising Department As A Service ,,~,_." Tuesd,y, Dec.21, 1975—iA For Christmas: PAASCHE AIR BRUSHES BUSINESS REVIEW 4220 S. Orlando Dr., Sanford US Hwy 17.92 at Shenand oa h Village sign ~jT JR. To Probe 11. — haven't acquired an estate by se ll ing BERRY'S WORLD BEE CHILD CARE IN SANFORD OFFERING PRE-SCHOOL TEACHING PROGRA M ~' Law Backs CIA Right 6 -_ . -,Lr ____________ Since drunken drivers are said to be responsible for at least half the nation's annual and guarantees a comfortable pension thereafter. that there will be a significant change in style. Vance's soft-spoken assessment of world problems, coupled t ith Kissinger's expressed approval of the choice of Vance, is comforting assurance that there will be no rocking of the in" temtion al boat. _ Studied the land, many parents are dissatisfied with the results of the government-run schools. On the one hand th ey are alarmed at th e property taxes by which the institution is maintamed. They are concerned by the power grab of th e sch oo l bloc in the legislature and of organized teacher groups on the local, state and national levels. They are appalled at the theories that are foisted off on pupils in a coercive environment, They are concerned about the spiritual gap required by the time- honored and time- proved Qoctrine of the separation of church from state, Yet these many thousands of parents do not have the option of the Carters. They do not hold a political office that pays a relatively high salary His emphasis on his intent to delegate responsibility Indicates — JOHN Problem Th roughout Vance has served Democratic administrations as secretary of the Army and as deputy secretary of defense. In addition, he performed nobly in trouble-shooting roles In Vietnam, Cyp rus and Korea. He has acknowledged as areas of deep concern the stalled st rategic arms talks with the Soviet Union and the unresolved te nsions In the Middle East. The "encouraging signs" he detects in the principal issues he will Inherit from Secretary of State Henry Kissinger suggest that there will be little change In the direction of U. S. forei gn poli cy. BUSY ,i) — Drinking who live in districts where the schools are not safe, in which tie staff is despondent or surly and in which criminal extortion is routine experience wi th in the student body. Would the Carters still subject their daughter to th e tax-supported schooling system? . — \ /.1 1 themselves in the position of thousands of parents . i I — DON OAKLEY But suppose that the Carters had found Th ey &(cv2T of CHRISTMAS GIFT CERTIFICATES That speaks well for Stevens. , Ingenious espionage techniques that appear around Christmastime why, that agency would never again have to worry about the KGB, or any other of those three-letter groups that lurk in the shadows. here are a few examples of pre-Christmas snooping techniques which you may recognize from personal experience: — The Quick-Question Gambit: this ploy is a sure-fire way to find out what Santa is bringing, provided the sleuth uses daring and split-second timing in its execution. The Q-Q-G should be used immediately after the "target" has returned from Christmas shopping. As the target puts down his or her packages, and slumps into a chair, the sleuth yawns and says casually, "What did you buy at the store?" If the target Is sufficiently alert to dodge that Ploy, the clever spy may have to wait until the — NORMAN H. OSIIIU N, F:ft'or .)OSEPII I) %'%%* ffl4.CK11. Advertising Direct o r Having covered the offensive techniques of Yuletide Espionage, we now arrive at the defensive maneuvers, or Christmas Counter-Espionage. The first lesson of c-c-E is very simple one: keep your mouth shut. If you become a target and must reply to a sleuth's queries, you should use — Merry Misinformation. This involves giving hints about gifts which are designed to throw the spy off the track. An M-M hint about a new bathrobe, for instance, would be: "It's made of metal and weighs approximately 35 pounds." Because packages often give clues to their contents, our final subject deals with disguising them. It's called — Spook-Wrapping. Favorite S-W methods in. elude adding bricks to make light gifts heavy; putting small gifts into huge boxes and dropping ball bearings in with the gift to provide a mysterious rattle. Those are the basics. Use these few remaining days to the utmost. But remember: if you get caught, we never heard of you. packages are wrapped, when he may utilize — The Digital Examination: this procedure involves manually reconnoitering the gift and may Include poking, prodding and shaking. More affluent sleuths may want to employ X-ray devices. If the gift has been enclosed inside a container that gives no clue as to its contents, or if a cleer target has employed Christmas Counter-Espionage ISCC below), the spy may have to resort to — The One-For-One Concession: in which the sleuth offers to reveal one of the target's gifts if the target will reveal one of his. Dirty spies will lie about their gift for the target. Occasionally, a target is exceptionally stubborn. Then a Yuletide spy may have to call upon a third party to provide the necessary information. Because the third party in most families is a child, this ploy has come to be known as — Bribing The Little Rascal. Children are usually willing to participate in Yuletide spying if they are paid off in candy, cookies, etc. Older children should be employed with caution, since they often become double agents, or may even attempt blackmail. 323-9140 2544 S. French Ave. Sanford ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. Sanford's Oldest and Largest Company 2562 S. Park Ave, Sanford - �4A—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Dec. 21, 1*74 Tide Tricks Pay Off: Gator Rivals Get Set Errors Kill UCLANS Penn State, Major Hoâple's Irish Hope I,, I LA.I1. LIUII _____ _____ — -* .; __ . - .. ', - • - -' - ... . .t..' ' • Out of box come six speedsters. . . Bunny's Just ahead - ..' . i36 and a national television au(hence, and Alabama smashed seen th-ranked UCLA 38-6 for the biggest rmsmatcn in tue 18year history of the game. . - - - - -- -. ._9•• • . -. .. . So fast they're just a blur in home stretch - - . .. -. . ______ -. -. .-- - - I . ,. / . . 4S(4uPf l - ''' • £ ' I • • -$ -c -' -"I. • c - • i . . * 0 • . ••- - S 1. a .4 MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — What sill (lus garbagL about Alabama's bowl jinx? A year ago, Bear Bryant and the Crimson Tide snapped a string of eight fruitless bowl ventures by defeating Penn State in the Sugar Bowl. And Monda night the foxy old Bear dusted. off' his well. 'tocked bag of tricks for of 52. - _________- -'- And Train A - z • . - /_jV / - .. • A • -. • . I, have e met before -' - At Sarasota, Tampa, maybe? - Dogs Off And Run n in g ... For Fun JACKSONVILLE iAP) — NoIre Dame and Penn State, two of college foothall's biggest names who find themselves lower in the rankings than they would like, try to end winning but disappointing seasons on i high note Monday night in the 32nd annual Gator Bowl. NoIre Dame, 8-3, is ranked No. 15 while Penn State, 7-4, is ir . .. . . •.. . . .. ". . :.. Football Forecast C ratings, anti NoIre Dame began the season the way Penn State ended it — with a loss to PlttsBy Major Amos B. Hoople 1 h Father of the Bowls trounced the Fighting It was the first victory in , Irish 31-10 and whipped Penn Egad, friends, this year three tries for Alabama, which State 24-7. The only other cornheinM inaugurate the liberty Bowl matchups are — heh-heh mon opponent was Miami of —guaranteed to bowl you over. Florida, which bowed to Penn I in ri r g d Philade ph a No less than 15 of the country's State 21-7 and lost to Notre top-rated 20 teams will appear Dame 40-27 a week later. The game was billed as the in the nine major bowl contests The Gator Bowl will be navenerable 63-year-old Bear which mark the end of this tionall 'televised b ABC-TV at . against Terry Donahue, season's college pigskin 9 p.rn. EST. UCLA's rookie coach, who was festivities. Penn State has been here born just one year before While major interest will three times. The Nittany Lions Bryant got his first head coach- indeed be centered on the Sugar beat Georgia Tech 30-15 in 1961, . . ing job. And the old master Bowl meeting of No. 1 Pitt lost to Florida 17.7 the following ' taught the young coach a foot- sburgh and No. 5 Georgia, and year and tied Florida State 17ball lesson — one Donahue the Rose Bowl rnatchup of No. 2 17 t 1967. won't soon forget. Michigan and No. 3 Southern It is NoIre Dame's first trip to 'We brought the wt)pet California, all of the other Jacksonville, but Coach Dan out," Bryant whooped after engagements promise to Devine is no stranger. his Mis16th-ranked Alabama trotted delectable fare. And, may I souri lenin thrashed Alabama out such gimmicks as a 20-yard hasten to add, some of the 3lO hei-e in 1969. And Penn fleaflicker touchdown pass results will be shocking indeed. State's Joe Paterno and Devine from halfback Tony Nathan to Mayhap, we shall have a locked horns in the 1970 Orange quarterback Jack O'Rear, an colossal ucet or two — bar- Bowl Penn State beating Misunderhand shovel pass for a key rumph! sow-i' j 19-yard gain and an unbalanced Monday, Dec. 7 However, Notre Dame and line. GatorflowlatJackson%'flle Penn State have not met since NoIre Dame ZI, 1928, when NoIre Dame won 9-0. Needless to say, I doubt if PennStatell In three previous encounters, . I've ever been prouder of a The sterling defense of the Notre Dame won 14-7 in 1913 team particularly the seniors, for coming back tremendously Irish, anchored by Outland and 28-0 in 1920. The two teams / from nothing in the early part of Award winner Rose Browner, played to a scoreless tie in 1920 will spell the difference in this The Irish are led by .kll• After a rocky 2.2 beginning contest between two of college American defensive end Ross football's perennial powers. Browner, winner of the Outland • Alabama finished with a record; The losers wound up 9-2- The Hoople system gives the Trophy as the nation s lop line' nod to Dan Devine's 15th rated man, and halfback Al Hunter, • • Irish lads over Joe Paterno's first 1,000-yard runner in Notre . The Bruins, who committed fine (No. 20)11. Watch for Al Dame history with 1,058 In 233 no fewer than 13 glaring errors Hunter to have a big night for attempts. . - including three in- Notre Dame. "NoIre Dame Is the most terceptions, a lost Fumble and physical team we will have ain r da i Y an. two costly penalties — had all played this year," says PaOrange Bowl at Miami sorts of explanations for their terno. "They are very much as Colorado33, loss. They blamed the wind and we are in that they are a young Ohio Slateli the fact that they had really football team, but they are awau big and very, very wi un O & uiiy I'I'C e g Conference champions. And at offensive backDog Days have started at open their gates for youngsters schooling races a night are times they seemed like numbed State, rated No. 11 and Co- fieldPenn wasState's plagued by injuries Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club during the schooling sessions being run. The trial races are statues in the near-freezing champion of the BIg 10, meets with the result that four backs and for all this week the kids now under way. Children do important since results temperatures and a wind chill Colorado s Buffaloes, ranked rushed for more than 300 yards, will have a chance to watch. have to be accompanied by determine classes in which factor of Il degrees. No. 12Big and8.co-champs ofpull the topped bySteveGeise's560, and Since minors are not allowed adults, however. Admission is greyhounds will compete once rugged The Buffs will passed in the stands once betting races free. Bucky Berrey set a Liberty a mild surprise by defeating the morequarterbacks actual racing begins. Post time than 300 yards, led (or by begin Dec. 27, track officials Rain or shine, some 40 for first race: 6:30 p.m. Bowl record with field goals of quarterbacktroubled forces of 37, 25 and 28 yards. Linebacker Woody hlayes, thus running the sophomore Chuck Fusina's Barry Krauss rumbled 44 yards Buckeyes' owl record to 5 1 200 ' Se m i n ole - victories and6 defeats. Florida Linebacker Florida Wins • ted it. Johnny Davis and Rick Sun Bowl at Watson scored on one-yard ElPaso ins Rookie Of Year Stetson Falls 3plunges— the latter with just 22 Texas A&M 17 WI s 4 JACKSONVILLE (Al') — Smith had 23. seconds to play — plus the FlorIda 15 By The Associated Press The rookie of the year in the John Adams, Louisiana State Nathan-(o-O'hlear fleaflicker. The Aggies, winners of their Florida college basketball Southeastern Conference foot- defensive end-linebacker, was Krauss, who was not sure he last six engagements as they teams experienced mixed forball season is Scot Brantley, third with nine, was even going to play much pulled their record to 9-2-0 for tunes Monday night. The Unifl linebacker for the University of 0 C C e r Other votes went to Jimmy thIs -'year, was named the the season and No. 10 ranking, versity of Florida beat Illinois Florida. Miller, Mississippi punter; game's outstanding player. Be- figure to make the Florida Wesleyan 78-68 while Stetson Sen11110IC H i need d The award sponsored by the Chris Hill, Kentucky running sides his interception For Ala- Gators thier seventh con- was losing 68-66 to Austin Peay Jacksonville Journal was an- back; Frank Mordica, Van- bania's first touchdown, he secutive ViCtim. However, the In overtime. epe ore ico 111C k UP derbilt running back; Jim madetwokeytacklesonagoal- Aggies had best tend to ccerv oi 1er nounced Monday. GatorJunlorAlBonnet-carne Brantley nosed out Auburn Bunch, Alabama offensive fine stand at the one-yard line business at the Gators have the off the bench after 16 minutes of linebacker Freddie Smith in the guard; Ulysses Ncrris, Georgia late In the second quarter. pIaat Bruce Creek wee a potential to topple any tern in play to score 20 points In voting by 13 sports editors of tight end; Roland James, TenDonahue, who called It "a the country. This extremely leading Florida to Its victory. After a scoreless first newspapers in the SEC area. nessee defensive back, and good old country licking," dis- well-played game will be a He hit on 10 of 16 field•goal atquarter, Bruce Creek took a 2-1 On a point basis oF 3-2-1, Lonnie Greene, Mississippi agreed with Dankworth and fitting windup to the long bowl tempts before Fouling out with lead at the half. Seminole made Brantley got a total of 29, while State defensive tackle. said his team was ready to play. season. 2:28 left In the game. it 3-2 in the third period after Skip a W • Evening Injuries, Cold May Decide Pro Playoffs SPORTS From Minor League The Cincinnati Reds announced CINCINNATI (APi today they have signed Dave Revering, a slugging first baseman who has hit 100 home runs during league seasons. The contract was for one y ., according to Dick Wagner, executive vice president. Revering, 23, had a careerhigh 27 homers last season while hitting .290 for Indianapolis, a Class AAA club, He also drove in 77 runs. — six minor .. " Trickey Changes Jobs O CLAREMORE, 0km. (AP) — Ken Trickey, colorful and successful basketball coach at Oral Roberts University, has returned to Oklahoma as athletic director and basketball coach at Claremore Junior College. lie will revive a program that was dropped three years ago because of rising costs. Trickey comes to the junior college from Mount Vernon, Ill., where he was athletic director and basketball coach. lie resigned there Friday. [)uring a five-year period when Oral Roberts was starting basketball, Trickey guided the Titans to a 118-23 record and two trips to NCAA playoffs. He resigned after an incident in which he pleaded guilty to careless driving. Later he was named basketball coach at Iowa State University but resigned fo1lowng a 1.14 record. "I think it is significant, but! can't say I'm a trail blazer because I did nothing to campaign eligibility," said Caroline Alexander, 20, of Tidlahassee. Miss Alexander and Bill Kynea Tampa, a University of Florida quarterback, among the 32 Araçrlcans who named Rhodes Scholars the weekend, Women were selected after Parliament decided the scholarships to England's prediglaus Oxford University could longer be awarded In only. Thirteen American women were selected. Rhodes Scholars attend Oxford for two years with all expenses paid and 00O'u-year stipends. The scholarships by Cecil Rhodes, an Englishman (or women's of were were no were started over men who ._ 'r,'.v!.. . "" "" ' -__ -.........W."-"l ... -.-.,. — -' _..."W!1TT, , ,,. -:'rr-". . . ,-- ",...-. : : 1 S ::: ci — .... :: :::: an ChICAGO (Al') Just three star players entered its whose interests are in the best fourth day in court today with ( S6 - -: ' ' be detemiined by Charles 0. American League President Finley's $3.5 million suit Lee MacPhail. against baseball commissioner Expected to follow him to the Bowie Kuhn. witness stand were New York P7/4yJ . ' : -- :-:-:-: . -. ' - 72qE ///c5//EST 5ORE A//P Z4RGE5r Y/C7RV ,1'jAR/V W4 : T//E ::: B8AR 73o W/'VOi/ER :: TIlE WAl//NGTo4' :: REpH/N i'// /940. _ — .... • ..... -. " : .,, ,, - - Cag e Ac tb n In San fo rd L e a u e — - - • . Cassals, Stockton Win - DALI.AS (Al') — Rosemary Casals and Dick Stockton outlasted Betty Stove and Frew McMilIan 4.6, 7-6, 6-7, 6-2, 7-6 and won the $80,000 World Mixed Doubles Tennis Chain pions hip , Austrian Girl Scores 7.ELL AM SEE, Austria (Al') Brigitte Totschnigliaberstatter of Austria capturedthe First of two women's World Cup downhill events, beating countrywoman Annemarie MoserProell. — - flD ,, SCOREBOARD ADAP-$ (3 ARMSTRONG, Gottfried Wins In Junior Play BASKETBALL MIAMI BEACH (APi — Topseeded Larry Gottfried of Lauderhill, Fin., eliminated Rob Beaver Oklahoma City 6-0, 6-1 in advancing to the second round of the 30th annual Orange Bowl World Junior Tennis Championship. 46 PROFESSIONAL of National Basketball Association EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Diy,ion W L Pct. 05 PhllphIa '. 17 II io 12 407 373 14 10 Phoenix I 3 - • -- 2 '• '' - 2', '' H Monday's Games No games Scheduled Today's Games Detroit at flew York Knicks Boston at Cleveland Indiana al New Orleans Golden Stale at San Antonio Seattle at ChIcago Philadelphia at Denver Butfalo at Los Angeles Kansas Cily at Portland Wednesday's Games New Orleans at New York Nets Washington at Houston Atlanta at Detroit COLLEGE JOHN DICKEY INC. ph. 322-0651 - Sanford EAST Hofstra 79. Catholic U 77 Queens 50. CCNY , Rutgers $9, Princeton Temple 67, Kings SI . SOUTH , Florida FL Illinois Wesleyan 61 Gecrgla $1, Evansville 54, OT Ca Southern $3, 5 IlIenQii 4, . N Carolina 113. Brigham Young 91 Kentucky 9). Franklin S MississIppi 71, BalI StSl MIDWEST Arkansas St 52. MissouriRolla Bowling Green 93. Marshall ii, oi OepauI.7T, Army 66 Illinois $173. Kent St 6, Indiana St 1$. W Texas Slot Kansas 6,. St Louis 61. 2 OT I Mlct-igzri 51Ff Carr,ri.i ç, Nebr,,s. 7i ' l".'.'%,rr, - ,,. .,-,-.....,.--.,,.. _,..,- .-..-.------ ,... ., t' ) . SOUTHWEST Arkâns 50, Knia 5t 53 P4W Louisiana st $6, Tex Arlington FAR WEST New Mxito 101, San Diego St 10.4 Seattle 67. Crelghton 64 Stanford 9$, UC Davis 65 Indiana 19, Utah St 7$ M,ami. Ohio 71, Texas Tech 63 I 37 '' McROBERTS TIRES II N Dakota 67. Wright st Sl Toledo 79. Chlaga Loyola 59 W Michigan 75. md StEvansvlle TOURNAMENTS 643 HouSton to 10 -81$ N Orins 16 IS -$14 S Anton II 16 46) Washton 12, II Atlanta $2 20 375 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Denver 19 9 679 Detro,t II 12 400 Kan City 14 I? 157 Indiana 11 17 457 Chicago 5 16 Mllwkee 6 2 PacifIc Oiviilon PortId 20 9 690 Los Ang II 12 400 Goldn S IS I? Seattle 15 IS 500 - - Boston NY Knk$ II 11 500 Buffalo 12 $7 NY Nets II II 319 Central DIvIsIon Clrve St. w ::,.::: Kathy Kreint'r, an Olympic skiing gold medalist in the giant slalom, has been chosen Canada's top female athlete oF 1976. Miss Kreiner, 19, was a solid choice of more than 150 voters in the Canadian Press poll of sports writers and broadcasters, receiving twice as many first-place votes as swimmer Nancy Garapick. The 15-year-old Miss Garapick, Canada's 1975 Female Athlete of the Year, was Canada's only individual double medal winner at the Summer Olympics in Montreal, taking bronze medals in the 100-and 200-meter backstrokes. lirst *SI 39 ftNtoEWIJSecLjneEtop, 2171ft Wof SE Carol NE 'iPf 660 ft W I 54 ft N 11*4 ft W to El1 P W Old Ad Ry Swiy on P W to NE Car Avondale S3$ Deg 10 Mm E 107976 E 711 1 ft S 65 Deg E E 46997 ft S Si Deg SO Mm 76044 ft N 25 Deg 30 Mm E 300ff 545 *51./2 It S 36 Oeg Mm W 149 fl ft S DecEIOOftN2SOeg3OMmnEI06It l? De9i 0 MlnE9lSeftSIoeg N Deg 20Mm w 496ft N 25 Mu 31 Sec E to S Line E to Beg MmnE7lOtt Nd4 Deg30MinWlpIft (Less Beg l32OftN 4- 5.SOlIftWof S :':;::: Skiier Canada's Best 405 W, SeCE 44 .t2ftWl3ensloegItMin E63S 2Sft Sety 3704 SIt to Pt $296 tt N 65 Deg W Of WIy R W 1797 .290 ft N 25 Deg 30 Mn E of S Line Slnford 01 563 Deg E 126 s ft N : - ':. — lish," she said. In Tampa, Kynes said he intends to remain at Florida through the fall when he is expected to be darting quarterback in his senior year. He said he hopes to enter Oxford In January 1918, but has not yet decided which field of study he will follow. "i'm more excited the more I think about it," said Kynes, 20. I P a r a de s NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS NEREBY GIVEN. that 0. C. Weaver the holder of the that 0. C Weaver Inc holder of the following cedlficitii has filed sa f011owing certlIIcit,i has filed said certificates for a tai deed to be certificates for a tax deed t b Issued thereon. The certificate Ssued thereon The certificate numbers and years of isuance, the numbers and years of it5uani, the dSCtIpto of the property, and the - diCriptio of the property, and the names in whith 1 was assessed are names in *hiCh it was assessed are as f011owii follows Certificate No 0679 Year Certificate No 562. Year of Issuance I9i Issuance 1911 DeriptIon of Property Description of Property Sec ii Twp 20 S Rge 30 E Beg 1254 Sec 02 Twp 705 Rge 30 E Beg 6l7.7o ft E of PW car RunS I Deg 33 Mm 33 ft E # S 'i Car Run N 30*7 34 ft W engaged in business at Pt No. I Box best interests as a businessman Short. Arthur H. Beckwit. Jr, Clerk of the Circuit Court 390. Matlar,d 37753. Seminole Clerk of the Circuit Court to sell Rollie Fingers, Joe Rudi Monday, MacPhail began a County By: Thelma L. Scott. Florida unier the fictitious 7//s. GREEN S By Thelma L Scott Deputy Clerk and Vida Blue? Or was it in the two-day stint on the stand. He name of STATEN INSURANCE Deputy Clerk Publi' Dcc. 21, 71, 3*76, Jan 1. Ii, '/t'45q5 4 interests of other owners to testified that both he and AGENCY, and that I ir,tend to Publjh Dec. 21, 28, 1976, Jan, 1, 11, 1977 register 1//F N1Z'5 TOP said name With the Clerk of 3971. have the cash-only sale voided National League President Circuit Court, Seminole County, DEC 92 —'dTICEOF APPLICATION by Kuhn? Charles Feeney advised Kuhn the Florida in accordance With the FOR TAX DEED What about the public's best not to interfere with the Finley PrOvisions Of the Fictitious Name Section 1*1.315 Florida Statute, 4 RicoRo CoOR Statutes. To-Wit: Section IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND interest in seeing competitive sales. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FOR Florida Statutes 3957 SEMINOLE ::::. /4'4R'ovp' 7- '!)' COUNTY, 0. C. Weer the holder Of the teams at reasonable ticket "We both agreed that it was 771E FLORIDA 5 - N A Calazia following Certificates has tiled said WON Th'E/,,45p7)+ prices? And how about the incredible that these assign- Publish Nov. 30, Dec. 7.11,21, 1976 CASE NUMBER 74-214tCA.o*.o certificates for a tax deed to be O,VpEq THE OIP SOUTHEAST players, or their union, the ments sales had been made," DEFi)? MOP TGAG E Issued thereon. The certificate Florida corporation, numbers and years of issuance, the 5610? IN /96c Major League Players' MacPhajl testified, "I advised IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COMPANY, aPlaintiff I description of the property, and the '66 AS /9811 A&'oclation' Kuhn that I thought he should EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 777f GAMe 7 names in which it was assessed are çq,r 172 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DAVIOF : The u.S. District Court Sñt not take action to cancel the GENTRYandHELEtI F. as follows: A RECORD 6 COUNTY, FLORIDA GENTRY, tls wife. 5p,q 8a',z G4i'E5. _____ Certificate Plo 640. Year of INA Row,9..co-5c. :: filed by Finley when Kuhn sales." CIVIL NO. 74-2401.CA.04.c Defendants. Issuance 1911 :.:.: voided his June 15 sale of the On another point, a sworn In Re the Marriage of NOTICE OF ACTION Description of Prsperty deposition by Feeney indicated ROBERT CHARLES MASCARO, TO.- DAVID F. GENTRY and Sec Ii Twp 205 Rge 30 E Beg NW HELEN F GENTRY. Huand Petitioner Car Run E $251 ft S I Deg 2) Mm W that Los Angeles Dodgers and his wife 44 12 ft S 89 Deg 52 Mm W 131 ft S I owner Walter O'Malley was BAR BARA JOAN MASCARO, Residence unknown Deg 19 Mm E 61525 ft Sely 3704 S ft Fuqua has a pulled calf among owners who thought wife-Respondent you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED toA Pt l2*6.SlftN45Degwofwty muscle, and his status is prohNOTICE OF SUIT that an action to foreclose a mor. R-W Hwy I? 92S65 Deg E 326 34 ft N some action should be taken by TO: BAR BARA JOAN MASCARO tgage on the following real Property 25 Deg 30 Mm E 243 1 ft N 65 Deg W able. Deloplaine didn't see acBoth boys and girls saw the last three minutes of play, Shannon Smith, Robert Kinard Kuhn. Box 55 situate in Seminole County, Florida. 200 ft $25 Deg 20 Mm W 333.4 ft to Ct lion against the Colts due to a action over the weekend in the when the Eagles broke the ball Penns Park, 18943 "Mr. O'Mailey was very described as follows. Line N 65 Dec W to W R-W Hidden YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED knee ailment and Isn't expected Sanford In t e r in ed ia te game wide open. For the and Russ Sheinberger all had 5 strong in Feeling that this was a Lot 1, RICHFIELD, according to Lake Di. Nwly on R-W552 243 ft N 45 mat an action for dissolution the Plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Deg E 390 ft E 830 12 ft ft N 10 to be ready to face Oakland. each. Morgan Smith had bad thing for baseball and that marriage deg 4 Basketball l.eague. Colts, Eagles, Robert Guy was high 4points has been tiled against you. Book 17, Page 25. Of the Public Mm W 126 *3 ft N 29 points and Tom Rowe had I 52 Mm 305 and you are required to serve a copy Records of Seminole County, Sec W 737.73 ft $57 DegDeg Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Noll Eagles and Jets won for the scorer with 19 points, Willie the commissioner should take 32 Mm W 650 Red Devils 16, Berets 14 yr written defenses, it any, to Florida tt N 42 Deg 2) Mm 4 S.c W 137 916 ft some unspecified action said Monday, "The thing is, Boys and the Girl Red Devils White had 10 poInts, Carlton to GENE P STE PHE N SON, cf has beer, -filed against you ihere was only one game make sure that eveni!they'reabletoplay,they outscored the Green Berets. You are 572 Deg 12 Mm 275cc W tow Line ti it didn't happen STEPHENSON.STALNAKER Brown 6, and Walter Lee 3. played in girls basketball again," Feeney AND required to serve a copy of your to Beg said in a won't have had much time to BEANE. PA., Attorneys for the written defens, Kenny Perry had 22 points for Saturday, but it if any, to this Name in which assessed Hidden CoIls 40, Uons 22 practice this week. We can't Petitioner, and to file the original action on SMITH AND HAYDEN, Lake Development Corporation Of was an exciting deposition taken July 16. the Rams, Eddie Sessions had 6 battle. With the Clerk of the above PA, styled just punt and play defense, so for the Plaintiff, Florida The Major The Colts jwnped to an early points and Michael Wright had Red Devils League Court on or before January 77th, whose attorneys address is 3316 Barneft Bank 1 5 9 16-16 Agreement we'll have to do something." lead In the ballgame making it All Of Said property being in the 1977; of points. Michael Wright Fouled 1921, which otherwise, a Judgment may be Building, JacksonvIlle, Florida County of Seminole, Stale of Green Berets An alternative could be the 10-4 after the first quarter. They 0 7 9 14-14 established the office of entered againsl you for the relmef 32202. and file the original With the Florida. out of the ball game in the third of the above Styled Court on or use of a three-receiver offense had a 19-8 lead at half time. quarter Unte The game got off to a slow baseball commissioner, gives demanded in the Petition for Clerkbefore such certlficae or cerJanuary sin, 1971. Otherwise tifcates thatl be redeemed start with only one point being the commissioner the authority Dissolution, scorer for the Colts was and Noll also began nac WITNESS my hand and the seas of a Judgment may be entered against cording to law the property scored in the first quarter. The to take "steps as he may deem thIs Court this 36th day Of Decem templating pass catcher Frank James Church with 14 points, u for the rofi.f demanded in the descrIbed in Such certificate or Jets 36, Vikings 33 rest of the game was hard work ber. 1976 Richard Ryan hail 10, Brack Complaint Lewis as a part-lime Cqrtiücafej will be sold to the It was another very close for both teams with the score neCessary and proper in the Arthur H. Beckwmth, Jr highest 'cash bidder at the court interestsand iii the honor moral of the Clerk ot the Circuit Court back. Lewis' backup could be JanleS PerkIns 7, George Porzig 5, and game up until the last two bouncing back and forth. In the players said Court on thiS 23rd day of house door on the 31st day of Theo Bell, a rookie receiver and By' Linda M Shaw November. 3976 January. 1917, II 00 AM Posley 4. 11111 Cosgrave minutes of play when the Jets last minute, the Red Devils Just Deputy Clerk (Sean Arthur H Becllwmth. Jr Dated thiS 17th day of December, game." SeaI) Clerk of the Circumt Court points for the Lions. S'lvester 1976 Roy Gerela also is ii was the high scorer for the Jets they could hold on to their 2 three players for the total of probable with a groin injury Wynn had 4, Tommy Brisson, with 12 points. Wayne Kelly had point lead. 1977 Deputy Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court DEC 94 that hampered his place-kick- Marvin Cotton, and Willie 10 points, James Dozier 9, PubliSh Nov. 30. Dcc. 7. II, 21. (976 $3.5 million, Kuhn said the sale S: By: Thelma L. Scott. DEF ill Thames had 2 points each. tag and kickoff duties against Deputy Clerk scorers Beth Van would allow the rich clubs like IN THE Jimmy Williams 3 and Hick Nesshigh of the Red were Devils with CIRtUIT COURT FOR ______________________ Publish Dec 23. 2L 1*76. Jan 1, 11. Baltimore. Eagks38, Rams3Z the Boston Red Sax and New' SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 1977 Taylor 2. For the Vikings. Andy points and Toni Hardy of the York Yankees DEC97 Me a n w h i le, 0 a klan d to buy cham- !R085 TE DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT This was a real close one until Logan was high scorer with 13, Green Berets with 8 points ,n COURT FOR File Number 7-321-CP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA pionships. lie said It would Division SEMINOLE COUNTY,' FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Upset competitive balance by PROBATE DIVISION In PC: Estate of File Number 78.iS5-CP File Number PR 78'341.CP making some of the 25 major NORMAN W LOVE. aka N.W Division Div,si LOVE. a ka a NORMAN #IITHROW In Re: Ealat, of league teams unbeatable. In Re: Estate of LOVE. NEW ORLEANS (Al') This city's new American As.sociatlon baseball team will be called the "Maskers," a nickname that recalls Mardi Gras costuming. The Class AAA team. which will play in the Superdome next year, played in Tulsa as the "Oilers" last season. Maskers" won out over "Blues" and "Pelicans" by a 5-2-1 vote of the team's selection committee Monday. The city's last professional baseball team, the (lass A,t Pelicans, Folded in 1959, a victim of ricing costs and (leclifling attendance. competition in the pentathalon, which dates to the original Olympii. ia Greece, for women. Miss Alexander is a native of Gainesville, F1a., but her parents are English and she speaks with an English accent. She has spent some time in England visiting her grandparents but has lived most of her life in Florida. Miss Alexander said she really can't account for tier accent. "The only thing I can think of Is we never had television, therefore at home all I ever heard was (the Queen's) Eng- She had a 3.9 average out of a polbIe 4.0 as an FSU undergraduate studying classics and had a perfect 4.0 in her first quarter of graduate school this fall. Miss Alexander said she plans to study Greek literature at Oxford. She said she Is training for competition in the first women's pentathalon at Houston next fall. The event combines swmuning, riding, shooting, fencing and running. "Swimming has always been my main interest, but I like other sports as well," Miss Alexander said. "I like the Idea of developing yourself in more than one sport." ______ . The Steelers came out of last : Sunday's 40-14 AFC divisional playoff victory over Baltimore : battered, to say the least. They found themselves with just one healthy running back, 2201 pound Reggie Harrison. The casualty list among the -: backs included Rocky Bleier, ::: Franco Harris, Frenchy Fuqua :. and Jack Deloplaine. Blelersujfered a sprained big toe on his right foot and cur- : rentlyis a question mark. liar- : ris also is questionable with painfully bruised ribs. X rays For breaks proved negative to both players. She said she lobbied amateur sports authorities to hold said. : _________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX OEED SCtIO 1*7.244 Florida Statvfn N 25 Deg 3oMmnE3ftsDeQ30 SICCOfRUflN49SttWftS Notices herebygiven that I am flSOeg30MmnE7ooftN,530 MmnElO6SóftE i7SSáfttoBeg. so engaged in business at Anderson Mm E 722 71t N 5*7 *5 ft to N Line ft Pd P WI Lane, Lake Mary, Seminole County, W to Beg. Name in Wttich assessed Hidden Florida, under the fiCtltio name of Name in wtjcp, assessed Hidden Lake Development Corporation HALLELUJAH POTTERY. itnd Lake Development Corporation Of All Of Slid property being in the that I intend to register Slid name Florida. County of Seminole, State of with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Allot Slid property being in the Florida. Seminole County, Florida in ac- County of Seminole. Slate of Unless such certificate or cer cordance with the proviSions Of the Florida. tificates thall be redeemed ac Section iS Florida Statutes 19g. tiflcate, shall be redeemed ac• 5Cribed in Such certificate or S. Peter Goubeauci cording to law the property Ceificates will be sold to the Publish: Dec. 2), 71. 1976. Jan. 1, ii, described In such certificate or highest cash bidder at the court 1977 certIficates will be Sold to the house door on the 31st day Of DEG 95 highest Cash bidder at the court January, i*lJm 11:00 AM, house door on the 31st day Of Dated thiS 17th day of December, FICTITIOUS NAME January, $977. 11.00 AM $976 :.:- Was it up to the Oakland A's Yankees President Gabe Paul FSU Athlete But All Girl Gets Rhodes Honor made a fortune in diamonds in South Africa in the late 19th Century. Winners of the scholarships are selected, at Rhodes' instructions, on a combination of trains and physical Fitness. "1 thInk what he had In mind was a vigorous person and not just somebody who l.s a bookworm," Miss Alexander /4o,22, /THE uiRr 5oPii PoW I/i /967 ,i,000 o R!5Pgcr,',y point choice over Los Angeles. ' — A zcsie :':'::':' Team Goes Mardi Gras TORONTO tAP Bloomington, Minn. Game tIme Sunday for the Steelers-Rajilers is 4 p.m. EST, while the Rams-Vikings game gets under way three hours earlier. The survivors go on to Super Bowl XI at the Rose Bowl :::: Jan. 9. Despite the injuries, defend. Ing Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh is rated a 4-point (a- :::: vorite over Oakland while Mm- ::::::;; Basketball's Mighty Fall In Weekly Rankings and retired from action. Bobby Kelly scored the third goal for By The Associated Press spectively In last week's Asso- traded by Coach Al McGuire's meat by Utah 7068. It was the State 102-62 In their only action Seminole while Tom Washburn There Is no place like home ciated Press college basketball retirement announcement ear- Wildcats' first loss at their new of the week, collected 38 firsttied the game with the minutes for the holidays, poll, both lost at home over the her in the week, were beaten by arena and cost them 284 poInts place votes and 894 points. ticking away. But don't tell that to the Mar- weekend and fell to No. 6 and LouIsville 78-75 in overtime. in the poll. quette Warriors or the Ken- No. 7, respectively, in the hal- The loss cod Marquette 209 MichIgan remained the No. I The San Francisco Dons have In overtime, Billy Lee kicked lucky Wildcats. loting by 47 sports writers and points In the votIng, learn in the nation on the the best record In The Al' Top In the big one with just 9 Marquette and Kentucky, broadcasters. Kentucky was beaten in the strength of a 4-0 record. The 20 - at 101. The Dons won the seconds left on the clock, ranked second and third reThe Warriors, perhaps dI-s- final of its own holiday tourna- Wolverines, who best Kent CnhIe ('ar (litil,' lust 's-i. TALLAHASSEE (Al') A Florida State University graduate student whose passions include Greek Literature and the pentathalon, a gruelling sports competition, is among the first American women to win a Rhodes Scholarship. Legal Notice 23-2 A h'/,vNfgt' l7-7 Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED kction 1*7746 Florida Statutes emerged from its 24-21 AFC treatment. Roth coaches agreed that bail Knox said Monday, "Weather possible concussion but Is exInjuries and the weather divisional playoff triumph over 'l'tie weather was on the weather doesn't make any dif- should make no difference to a pected to be back in the darting could prove to be determining New England last Saturday in minds of rival coaches Bud ference to good teams. Their good team" In a regular sca- line-up. factors in the Outcome of Sun- good shape. The Raiders' only (mant of Minnesota and Chuck clubs are the best in the NFC son game Sept. 19, the teams day's National Football league major casualties included Mike The Rains reported five playKnox of Los Angeles after both and they'll collide In the coldest played a 10-10 overtime tie. ers injured Monday but all are conference championship Siani, their third wide receiver, the Vikings and Rams won their park in the league. games. Both clubs are expected to be expected to be available at and middle guard Dave Rowe. NFC divisional playoffs last The freezing temperatures close to peak physical condi- garnetime. The Pittsburgh Steelers reSiani received a knee injury weekend. Minnesota whipped and a bone-chilling northerly tion. Wide receiver Ron Jessie and sembled the walking wounded which could sideline him Sun. Washingion 35-20 Saturday and wind left Grant faced with a I.inebackers Jeff Siemon and center Rich Saul had sprained today as they prepared for their day while Rowe hurt his shoul- Los Angeles edged Dallas 14-12 decision today whether to leave Malt Blair of Minnesota were ankles, guard John Williams a American Conference title der and was hospitalized for Sunday. Blo'iniington to practice else- injured against the Redskins, lower back bruise, defensive game against the Raiders at where. lie said Monday that he Siemon suffered a pulled calf tackle Larry Brooks a sprained Oakland. T//F f 57' was more concerned with the muscle and is listed as doubtful, big toe and defensive back Meanwhile, the I.is Angeles :• PLAYOc WA (LP IN chance of snow than the Frigid Blair spent two days in the Steve Preece a jammed thumb. Faced the possibility of Will? temperatures. 7WE CHiCAGO 85,4R 2 hospital for observation of a ________________________ freezing temperatures in their -i::-::. clash with the Vikings for the G/A,yr Reds Sign lop Slugger Tuesday, D,c. 21, Legal Notice By The Associated Press IN BRIEF Ilerafd, Sanford, Fl. By The Associaled Prei inc Top Twenty teams fl The Associated Press college ba5b10 poll, with tlrst place votes in ParentheseS, this sea son's records and total pointS Michigan (38) 2 Notre Dame Il 3 San Fran (I) I Cincinnati S Alabama 6 Marquette 7 Kentucky $ UCLA 9 Wake Forest 10 60 300 70 60 41 6-I 5) &o 10 N Carolina I I t1 Clemson 12 Nev LV I) Louisville II Arizona IS Maryland 36 Utah I, Syracuse ii Arkansas 19 Tennessee 7(1 Mionesota 730 316 471 159 375 337 734 •, 6I 85 42 71 61 53 71 60 175 175 97 67 49 SO Il HOCKEY National Hockey League CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick D,v,,on W L T Pt CF GA Phila (9 7 7 15 $20 89 NY PsI I 1 11 136 79 Allan NY RAg St Lou 1317 4 30 97121 Ct-igo 10 19 1 21 102 123 Cob a 19 6 71 90 116 Vancvr 9 73 3 21 96 I)' Mim 6 19 7 19 07137 WALES CONFERENCE Norr Division Mce,t 26 S I 56 14? 16 LA II 1310 37 lQ ICS Pills ,.,,_,,,, 1315 S 3) (07 115 DIrt Wash (I I? 1 78 97111 Ia 4 21 91 l3 Adams Division Bstn 2l (0 2 41 129 104 Butt 70 0 3 1) III 73 Tnto 18 12 6 38 130 III Cleve (0 I/ .7 27 99 III Monday's ResuIt Toronto 6. Atlanta I Montreal 5. Vancouver i Today's Games Boston at New York island ers Chicago at Minnesota Wednesday's Games Phulacielpt, II New York to Rangers Detroit at Pittsburgh Vancouver Buttalo at Atlanta at Toronto at Los Angeles Chcaao JAI-AL.AI MOPIDAYMATINEE FIRST I Echano Alberdi IS 71) 8 70 480. 2 Aldan Coluo (3) 5 00)00. 3 Ne-gui Jaivi 1111 t) Q — , World Hockey AssocIatIon Eastern Divisi W I,. T P91 OF GA Quebec 19 II I 39 II? 125 ld .11 12 2 31 0* III Cmnci 17 12 2 34 112 los Miry, II II 1 32 0010.3 P4 Eng 1314 1 30 111 III Birm 10 25 I 21 117117 . Western DIvIsion S Diego 20 12 2 12 119 lOS Wirr(pg II I? I 37 113 305 Hstn IS II 1 3-I 104 99 Edmntn 151* 1 31 93 17) PhOenie I) 19 2' 75 1)2 ISO Cslgry 17 I' 2 24 91- n Monday's Oames No games scheduled Today's Games Calgary at Edmonton New Enctand al Houiton Quebec at Birmingham WI*II$dly'$ Games Birmingham at CincinnatI San Diego at PhQen* 1,' ii,a'i','( -ii rnes 5)3160, P 1531 17270 SECOND — I Echano-BeiIia II) 1700 610 140. 2 lca Jay IS) 940 2 Jose Coldo (71 5.20; 0 (1 5) 6950; P113)32570. 00(51)37100 THIRD — I Ogs,iza Miguel II 10 1220 340. 2 Ida Coldo (H 700 360,3 Ech.ano Eloria (1(400 Q (1 7) 1720. p (711 12110 FOURTH -- I Arecha Jay, (7) 10 10 7 60 7 80. 7 ArIa Solo (5) 10 5.201 Ija,- Juan (3) 3 10. Q (S7) 5020. P175)16740, 00(27)112 FIFTH — I Anton Arca I?) 2540 1060 S 20. 2 Biibao.Juan ill 7 60 3 Manolo Sanchez (4) 300; Q (271 /000. P (7.2) 190.50 SIXTH — ' Jose Bengoa (7; IS 10 780 550. 2 Negum Elorla (I) 5) 470, 3 Arta J8vi (1) 350. Q (17) 1I, P (11)13170 SEVENTH — I Ida Albendi III 13 20* 10 600 2 DomingGQumola (II 7,40510: 3 Larri Via I?) 510. Q (I 41 35 60. P (1 11)15 20. Big Q (I?) ,'.th all 1) 17700. (I 1 with all 1) " ., I __ 1517 7 37 1)1104 11 11 I 36 131 122 Smythe Ov,sion ---_.'_----._- ,,,, Hobbs To Drive EIGHTH - I Fermin Juan (31 (760 660 700. 2 BilbaO Ara (I) 1) 00 S 60, 3 S.anti Bengoa (2) 310. Q (3d) 57 00, p)l)71210 NINTH 1 Saa (3) 1040 720 3 40, 2 Soto (21 S 70 340. 3 Are-cf-ia III 3 50. Q (2313200. P (371 iScC TENTH I Larrea (Si 1160600 It 00.2 Marur, (II 460420 1 Arci (1)380. Q 1581 1100. P IS u 1,s o. 00 (3,5) *570 ELEVENTH I PaIsi Ecrisyc iii II, 101 10S00 7 Cact-io Perez 17) 700970; 3 Ne-gui Ally 13) 970. Q ii 7) 3740. P (Ill 17620 TWELFTH I Rilbao Larrea 16) 660 1 50 300. 2 Alaa Arca 13) — — - — 470, 3 Fermmn Echave (5) 500: Q 7 With all 31 59 60. (4 7 with all 6) 17810 Handle - $116,171, Atte-Odanc. - 13 6) 1270. P (6 3)13230. B.g Q 1.900 MONDAY NIGHT FIRST I Caco Beta II) 1640 II 40 1 10, 2 Id A(be,d, (5) 680 3 Domingo Sanchez 16) I 10. Q (SI) *4 , 51 160 SECOND I Echano Miguel II) 7660 16403 10. 2 I.arri Sanchez Ill 13003 40. 1 Ocuiza Alberdi (SI 140, 0)1 $1 6200; P (11)2/7 60 (3D all I2S3 00 — . — THIRD I Oguiza Yza 16) 9 60 /60660. 2. Tcp,ar,o Arena 13) 1000 760. 1 Aldana MigytI 11)310. Q I) 6) 1900. P (6.3) 13650 FOURTH — I Eddy Perez (1)560 340 3 . 2 Arata Sanchez (61 S 10 600. Oguiza Javi (3l 400. 0 (161 3150. P (14)13540. DO (6 I) *210 FIFTH —1 Alava Larrea (6)910 620 I 60 2 Bilbao Pamon (II 6 20 660. 3 Fermin Bengoa (1) 10. Q 1)6) 5420. P161)22530. SIXTH — I Larri 5600 (2) $000 — 420250; 2 Cacho JavI (6) 600 100: 3 Aria Bengo 131 320. 0 12 61 3450. P (26)10070, SEVENTH I Eddy Coldo )) 900650 340. 2 Aldana Beitia (SI $406003 Jose Qi,jiQ( (7) 500, 0 (3 51 3400. p (3; 157 10. BIg Q (26 With 35)24040, EIGHTH 1. Alava Ramon 3760.740450, 2 Manolo Zarre (I) 710540,3 S.anIi ArcaU1 350. Q ii 513460. P (II) 10100 NINTH — I. Arecha (2) 300 500 7-40. 2 Zarre (61660400. 3 Sala (3) 300. Q 126) 3710: P (76) $19 70. TENTH — I. Sanli (3) 2640 1 00 370. 2, Ma,iolo '7) 470 2 10. Fermin (Il 300. Q (3 7)7340, P (3 7) 9330 DD 1731 120.20 ELEVENTH — I Jose Echave (5) 1040 IO 1260, 7 Negul Perez 12) 560 7 60 3 Patti Sofo (3) 360 Q (2. 5) 400; P 2) 159 0 TWELFTH — I SalaRamon II) 14 50 1500 7.40, 2 Miriolo Agyirre (II 7007 50; 3. Anton Larr,. (61 (1$) 1020; P15 4) 130,70 Big 0 (2 arid (II) 1,32500 A - 2,445; Handle $)2$.279 BMW's Entry At Daytona DAYTONA BEACH Th BMF factory has retained tht Mcl,at-en racing organization It campaign a BMF' 320i in thc 1977 Camel GT Challenge series beginning with the Feb. Fifth 24 Hours of Daytona David Hobbs of Upper B.oddington, England will drive the McLaren BMW. The 320i will be prepared to full international Group 5 specifications and features the proven two-litre, four cylinder, sixteen valve Formula Two engine which has been raced successfully in Eurpue. Speculation that Hobbs' codriver for the 24 blow-s round the World Manufacturers' Championship will be chosen from among three other worldrank drivers under BMV,' Contract. They are Hans Stuck of Germany and Swedes Gunnar Nthson and Ronnie Peterson. The320i made its initial world competition debut, in Radial Sedan trim, at Daytona International Speedway during the Thanksgiving weekend IMSA National Championship finale. BMW and Mclaren will have work cut out (or them. They will be giving away as much as six litres in engine size to the largest cars running In the Camel series. Meanwhile, it looks as if the 3201 will have the company of Its big brothers Daytona The authorative Brltsh journal ''Motoring News" reports that the BMW factory factory in Munich planning assault on the world crown with their Group S CSL Turbocharged car in the hands of Peterson, England's Brian Redman and Germany's Dieter Quester. The entry deadline is Jan 10 - - one in - their some of at is an Deceased NOTICE OF A DM1 N 1ST RATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that thi administration 01 Inc estate of NORMAN W LOVE, deceased. File Number 76 37) Ct'. is pending in Inc Circuit Court tar Seminole County. Florida, Probate Division, the address 04 whICh Seminole County COurthoute, Santord. Florida The perSonal represen (alive- of It-ic estate 5 NOREEN DAY. Whole address s Route i, Taytorsville, Kentucky 4007) The name and address 01 the personal representative-s attorney are set tocth below All persons having claims or demands against ttie estate are required, WI THIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. 10 tile *th the clerk 04 lhe above Court a written Dec eased 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 AOAH D ARMSTRONG. deceased, file Number 76-35.5 CP. is penmirig in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division. the address of which 's Sanford. Florida The personal represenlative of the estate 5 Lggett Bailey Armstrong, whose address is 3)3 Wocidlake Drive, Maitlanj, Florida The name and address 01 the personal represen lative's attorney are set forth below All persons having claims or demand's against the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to tile with the clerk of the above Court a writtCn statement of any claim or demand they may have Each claim mu-st be in Writing and must indicate the bass tor lIst claim, the name and addre,s of thi creditor or hi5 agent or attorney, and the amount Claimed It the claim i% riOt ye9 due, th date whtn it *11 become shall be stated If the claim is contingent or unhiquidate, the nature ot the uncertainty shall be staled If the claim is secured, the security shill be describe-c) The claimanl shall deliver Sutticient Copies of the claim to the clerk t enable tIe clerk t mail one copy to each personal representati ve Alt persons 'ntece'sted iA the estate to 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. I tile any O0(ectons Ihey may have that challenge the validily of the decedent - s will, the qualiticat,ons of the personal stalement gI any claim or demand they may have Each claim must be In writing and must indicate the basis br the clam, the name and address of Ihe Credtor or hi5 agent or attorney, and the amount claimed If (he claim s not yet due, the date when it '*ill become due shall be slated it !he claim i conllngenl or unhiquiaated, the nature 01 the uncertainty shall be Stated It the claim ' secured. the security shall be described The claimanl shall delver Sufficient copies of Ihe claim t the Clerk to enable the cleq to mal one COpy to cactI personal representative All persons interest fd in the eslate to whom a copy of thiS Notice of Administration has been mailed are required. WI THIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to tile any obbectiords they may hav, that Challengei Inc validity of the decedent's will, the qvaliflcation of Ihe personal represerltat,ve. or the venue or reprewstatiye or the venue or lurisdiction of the Court iuridiction of the COuft ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of- the !irst publication ot this Date of the fir'sl publicatIon ol this Notice of Administration Notice 01 Adminislration DecemDer 14th, 1974 November 30th. I91 Liggett Bailey Armstrong Noreen Day As Persons) Representa As Personal Repreienta live Of the Estate of live Of the Estate of ADAN 0 ARMSTRONG NORMAN W LOVE Deceased Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSOPIAL ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE IRA WM MCCOLLLIM JR - of Jack T Bridges, of Pitt's, Eubanki. Rosa 6, Cleveland, Mile 6. Btldg$s Rumbeg.r. P A Post Office Prawer Z. Poll OffIce BOa 20134 - Sanford, Florida 32771 Tel,phn,. (305) 322 1314 Pijbiith Nov 30. Dec 1, Li, 21, 1(176 OEF ('4) Orlanoo, Florida 32114 TelepIsone 305 42.5 125) PUblish Dec II. 21 (*76 OEG 55 - LOUIS DE VITO. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Inc administration of the Estate 04 LOUIS DE VITO. deceased, File Number PR-7434 CP. i5 pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida. Probate Division. the address of which i5 Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida 32771 The personal representative o the estate 5 LOUISE LONG whose address is 117 0oseyell Place. Matland. Flri4 1275). The name and address Of the personal representati v e's aftorney are set forth below All per-sons having claims or demand's against the estate are requir, WITHIN THREE MOMTH5 FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of thq dbovl court a written s?atement 01 an9 claim or demand they may have Eac claim must be in Writing and must indicate the basis for le claim the name and addre,s of the creditor or hi5 agent or attorney, and the amOt,Jnt claimed It the claim '5 not yt due, th date When it will become dye Shall b.e Stated II the ciam 5 contingent or unlIquiaale the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated II the claim is secured, the security shall be dflcr'bed The clamant 5all deliver s.uttic,ent copes 01 the claim to It-i, clerk to enabl, the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representative All peress intre,t In th estate 10 whom 'a copy of thiS Itotice of Adminjstrat,on his be9n mailed are requir,d WITH-IN THREE MONTHS FROM THE' DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, 10 tile ,snr oblections they may have that challenges the vaIidit of tI'ie decendent's will, I/ce qualiticatons 01 the personal representative Or the venue or lufiSdiCtiOn of the court. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED AILL BE FOREVER BARRED Dale of the tint publication Of If-is Notice of Adminislration Nov.mbqr )Otf'. 1974 Louise Long As Personal Representa, live Of tls Estate of LOUIS DE VITO Deceawo ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE Donai W Scarleet. Esq 801 P4 'Magnolia Avenue, SuIte 317 ' Orlan, Florida 32*0.3 TeIepa',.one (3051 423 Iii* P'yi.s Nil, 20 Dec 7. II 71, (974 DEF Iii �Tuesday, Dec. 21,976 $A-Evening Herald, Sanford. Ft. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. GIVE Tuesday, Dec. 21, 197$-1B THE 'I GIFT THEY ost IFt Minute Ideas WONT RETURN! MOST U STORES OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY OLD - CANADA SMART ____________ __________ ONLYATABC ________________ 11 6 LI*UOi SANTA'S SHOP HERE.. 'P C IU T 4 flAYO*$ IN ONE DIA WAL.LBANGER 6.99 ¶J,ç 5TH T GRAND AWARD PEACH 2 ___________ MIX ANY 2 FOR 3575 99 .(IT CHERRY ______________ I _____________ 4. ILAUTIIUL LUTIIIII'Tll _ --- BEAM AT 14 ABC' 1 2 ____ _ hint rnou VODKA GIN RUM 4L1 NO CANADIAN I SO. or voox. AM REAM CEO GRAND DAD $5 SAKE DAISHO . 5th 7.99.4.99 'MR BOSTON 4r EGG NOG 55' 24 OZ BOTTLE 0 JAPANESE SAKE WITH PORCE LA IN GIFT 99 76.95 . 95TH CASE DECANTER6 -- COMPLETE 'CHAMPAGNE _~- COLD DUCK ____ it-1 499 ".0? SABRA VANDERMINT 1 99 7 49 I IAHULA 799730! '"' "' SPK. BURGUNDY TOM COLL'NS Circles Celebrate Season GLENLIVIT MALT SCOTCH 1 0.49 5TH 115" CAM wl GLEN FIDDICH SCOTCH COCKTAIL 10.95 5TH 1 19' QUAIL CREEK 10 PR. 6.99 5TH 1 07 STU*'IIR*Y 3 - 8.99 UT 1 O4'CAR '.cr SLACIIIR*Y P T_ONLYTHEFINESTISFINEENOUGH FOB CHRISTMAS GUSSHOPPIR BEAUTIFUL TIVOLIGANDINS GIFT FIKG, c b a s BEAUJOLAIS GARELIL '74 349 5TH • Ml WHITE CHAlLIS I Fi OLD RARITY BEAUJOLAIS VILLAGES '74 399 GMNACHE ROSE Chillies Fouiniet 221 • MT ROSE BURGUNDY I 71 12 YR. osry wit" ST AMOUR BEAUJOLAIS '14 4 93 CHININ ILANC CHAMPAGNE SCOTCH $50 1171* FLEURIE BEAUJOLAIS '14 BURGUNDY MINI-CANES 211 coaT 5 49 SILVLR RuStING ST BLANC DE BLANC 221 • CHABlIS 21 CHABLIS '14 4 CHIANtI 221 • ZINFI.ROEL SEAGRAMV.O. RUBY PORT PORT 799 PINOT CHARDONNAY '74 CASE 29 3 49 GAMAY SLAUJOLAJS • GREEN HUNCAAIAJI 2 5TH 5 99 BARSEU TAWNY PORT QT. POUILLY FUISSE 14 92.50 2 • PIlOT CHAR0OJuNA'y 2.99 301 ROIl SHERRY CREAM SHERRY ____________ ___________________ ______ 301 CHATEAUNEUF DU PAPE '74 4 99 F`11407 CABERNET SAUVIGNON 341 CEWURTTTRAMINII 3 Ol CAIIMNETSAuVIGNOI COTES OURHONE 13 29 BENEDICTINE SPECIAL PURCHASE Got 269 IW1ETDP 2 STH COCKTAIL SHERRY FRERE JACQUES INI1$ESII 249 Day VERMOUTH Ill PIlOT 1011 CH.AADONRAT 400 CASES AT THIS PRICE us IUNOl*SFP1I1tNIU,Aj 1 .. VOSNE ROMANEE '13 599 29 SIM DRAMIUIE9 95 '"•.l CHABLISNATURI PU1IGNYMONTRACHE74 599 1972 YIN. CHATEAU FINE FRENCH GERMAN ITALIAN "IA MOULIN A VENT .ujoun is 4 99 WIRE WINE (::::;: Z.cC,4::; Id PINOT - -LAFITE ROTHSCHILD 230L COMARAINPOMMARD'10899 SIN ._____________________ 2" CHAROONNAY 2402 SINS 1 1 95 89 C PKG OF 8 ALIXAJEDIR ml SKIT SOUR 2 TRIO-3/SPLITS CHAMPAGNE MANY IN GIFT BOXES I 'j 124.90 BJ' TE. ' 1_'I _:TJ:11_i_c1_:i 'u 1.02. ON THE ROCKS 3-02 MARTINI 802 WINE 402 MANHATTAN 1202 BRANDY /! 5 02 WHISKEY SOUR 12-02 GOBLET 6.02 CHAMPAGNE 14.02 BEER MILK CHOCO LA TE ASST. NUTS 325 2,, 2202 BRANDY 81) GIFT BOXOF4 74 ¶2 4.99 02 CANS 24 SCHAEFER BOTS. 4.99 12 Q SGA LIGHT A'N SI.A 'Y'.I I CILABSIS A BC SURUROT S4 . DEL CONT ci ' ST PAULI GIRLi.s 11.75 ¶202 4 515 ABC WWII POT CItA. OR Oil $III1KY 24 12 TUBORG BEER 5.99 02 CANS 24 I? PETER HAND LITE 5.99 02 CANS 14 Il 5.99 02 CANS PEARL BEER 24 II 5.99 02 CAP'S LUCKY LAGER 99 E '°' CAXflP%U1CNA14Ij L&UTtI1( P0111111KV sumsmo, SiMiloul dM11 --1 GUAST1 CIIARTI I*ROt1$A4flEI IIIOOAPS.W0 MU SEBASTIANI IOU • 17 s 4.99 Of 4 1I'LSU is ii NUMAIII CASE Of' 4.29 'A' CA" Of 4 U IS . U IS 05 4 SA Stm&&py N M15!TlII C • •9 11aM - - SEER 6 cam .I N KS 48 51*105 iiiA FIGURINES -A %4 1 I' 5I, • AM I. . • •.• • F AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER 7 . DOLPHIN • TOTEM POLE ALUIST314' 3Ir"MCANnS SANFORD PKG. STORE HIGHWAY 17-92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS LONGWOOD OPEN SUNDAY COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE HIGHWAY 17.92 AT 436 CASSELBERRY LOW, LOW CASE SPECIALS FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING RONRICO RUM BRUCA!. RUM 010 FLORIDA RUM QT. 54.95 52.95 01. 43.95 6(0. DICKEL BLACK CANADIAN CLUB fig BOODLES . ' 90' LONDON TOWER GIN HEAVEN HILL 80' JACK DANIELS BLACK 01. 11.88 QT. 59.15 (IT. 51.95 CUM SARK SCOICH RICKALOFF voos's OT. 46.95 WHITEHALL GIN 01. 42.95 HEAVEN HILL 800 SYBIl 5TH 41.15 QT. 96.95 HUDSON'S BAY SCOTCH 01. 53.95 BALLANTINE 00m1 J. WALKER RED SCOTCH 01. 92.95 FOUR ROSES OLD RARITY 12 TW SCOTCH QT. 92.50 BEEFEATER GIN QT.83.88 BULLOCH & LADE SCOTCH UT. 58.95 01. 69.95 01. 91.15 QT. 42.95 01. 95.88 WHITEHALL VODKA HARVEYS SCOTCH . BEEFEATER GIN . COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE Q' 58.95 JACK DANIELS BLACK 5TH 11.95 GORDONS GIN GRANTS 8 YR. SCOTCH 5TH 49.95 5TH 69.95 CATTO SCOT 5TH 46.95 5TH 11.88 01. 56.95 5TH 11.88 SEAGRAM V.O. QT. 90.95 BLACK & WillIE SCOTCH 51TH 65.88 USHERS SCOTCH 5TH 49.95 SI JUIII Tops 4 49 ST IMIIION gifts. After a lull course meal, contributed $25.50 to be donated the business meeting was to the Central Florida Zoo. A conducted by M rs. C.E. covered dish luncheon followed Chorpening. She reported that the business session. the club had done well at its Christmas bazaar, and that the 4 29 13 CHAT TIMBERLAY RED BORDIAUE 3 99 3 99 14 lEttER SCHWARZE KATZ BEAUVILIE CABERNET SAUVIGNON 141 PBS 3 99 circle had selected as Garden of 3 4& the Month, the garden of J.A. Sanford. Eleven members and one 2 29 - WHY PAY MORE? ABC BUYS BY THE CARLOAD AND THE SAVINGS IS YOURS III EUROPEAN HOLIDAY SAMPLER 49.95 WINILOVERS DELIGHT 34.95 Hj-. ' tmi,ng w,1P I hejr I, bellIes ol pvpuIi e.'es 's j bj,t I,,i iejII l..mr,ed w.ke, bj%krt SeI.t.,r, "cIi*ie *.fle .I J V _______ R..I Becr'k.svpte. 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This Is TI's, Insponed Fi,nch ii,n cork VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN QT. 61.95 WILD TURKEY 1010 QT. 76.50 5TH 61.95 UT. 78.95 VAT GOLD CANADIAN L.T.D. CALVERT EXTRA QT. 63.95 STANLEY BLEN. WHISKEY 01. 61.95 5TH 62.95 QT. 65.88 01. 82.95 01. 51 95 5TH 56.95 . 5TH 89. 5TH 44.95 STANLEY KY. GIN-VODKA 5TH 40.95 ABC 1000 VODKA QT. 59.75 ABC 1000 VODKA 5TH 41.15 HARVEY BRISTOL CREAM 5TH 66.95 JACQUINS 5 * BRANDY 5TH 54.95 CHRISTIAN BROS. i**o, 5TH 5195 . PHILLIPE BRANDY OT. 6 1.11 CERTIFIED BRANDY UT. 63.95 ' r CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS O)an(ord Middle School students closed the school term by staging, "It's a Charlie Brown Christmas" in the school auditorium, Friday. Playing the lead role of Charlie Brown was Philip Gordon, here tying the first decoration- to a tiny Christmas tree, which by the end of the play is a towering beauty of a tree. I COATS f BLAZERS o Take care Dandruff shampoos con taming zinc pyrothione, and not sulfur, are perfectly safe to use Blouses Sue 32 thru 44 from 8 00 was co-hostess. or nch and heavy ' • . . I - •-' Jackets reat For Ego thru 20 from 2000 Sizes \ (N All Weather Dear Abb y _____________________________ do with anything? What does it matter if it took me two hours, two Months or twO years to do it? If the piece is pleasing and the customer wants it, that should be enough An artist is not like a ditch digger who is paid by the hour , There, I finally got this off my chest, and I feel better. If I set' this in your column I will f.l like a king. 'F MY (ift'Sr IN CARMEI. self-cun- lulLs. Coats At what age can this type of surgery be done' Flow risks 's it" how much hoes It cost" And DEAR(1FF': Happy to have should I keep qUIt't about It' NOSEY MOM t'rowned you. DEAR ABBY: My teenage I)EAIt %I()M: That type of daughter has ii large nose. She knows it's big, but it (esn't surgery is usualls performed SCCIII to tx>tht'r her. I feel that when a girl is about Ii or 18. but surgeon Is better she shouldn't have to live the rest of her life w with something like that when it can be miproved by plastic surgery. I don't want to mention It to her because if she knows It bothers me, it nuight make her 9UIIIIC'U .J to answer from 3300 FROM 2.00 '0-u ).n 5 's (L your 211.220 E. FIRST S NFORD PH. 322.3324 medical questloas. And If you A don't want your daughter to know that her nose bo th ers sou, keep YOUR nose out of IL /1 DissolutionsOfMarria ge harassment and can cause one to worry about what the LOOk Carol LCerkowskj&Stephen will do next E. In your case, you knew the David F. Cook & Karen Sue. woman (it the Biblical sense, Margaret Gene Davis & too), but you dropped her when Wayne Jinkins Davis Mildred coworkers labeled her a pest. Jones Cooper big difference! Holmes & Oren holmes Jr. DEAR ABBY: I am an artist. Victoria L. Robb & David I.. Robb Sr. I have talent that took inany years to develop. I ash land Thomas Allen Waters & gel) good prices For my Peggy Ann Thompson Waters drawings and paintings, but Ralph L Whittington Jr. & something burns me up and I Gloria J. would like to get it off my chest. Sandra I.ee Dunthorn & When a prospective customer Robert C. admires a piece of my work. Donald 1. Chorpening & and he wants It very much, he Nancy W. will ask, "how much 'Jo you Janice Marie Hamlin & want for it?" When I tell him Hiram L the price, he asks, "flow LONG Phillip Jones Sr. & henrietta Jones did it take YOU to do it?" My blood pressure shoots sky Arthur Clyde Price & Janice high! What does THAT have to Made i47A Georgia E. Marston & Timothy It. Edna It. Richardson & Will A. Wm. Earl Slaver & Carmen Faye Sluver Mary Claire Faller & Lloyd S Palm Beach Co., Philip H. Nichols & Judith E. Bobby Jackson & Annie Pearl RECLINER 3 Way Lounging RecIlner Limited Quantities Jackson Wm. Southward & Brenda Johanna K. Haag & Klaus D Charles Ret' Keei.ey & lick., Kay Ronald A. McAlister & Elaine K. Henry McLaulin III & Carolyn W. Dennie E. Scott & Sheila B. Philip Wayne Sloan & Carolyn Johnson Alyce C. Tindel & Michael A. Reg. 1189 0P E N country rumiturc DISTRIBUTORS INC. 13$ TOES WED 111011$ LOWEST 106 SAY - 11 1 I MANY OTHER GIFTS \ /. 0 - of writing anonymous love 8.95 'I.b*jiI 'eu ,,,.,, '5 "e5I,',I tI'9 Them; 1)1-AR SORRY: I disapprove DOMAINEOIL_ENCLOSE ________ 01, 52.95 QT. 54.95 QT. 51.95 J&B SCOTCH 5TH 11.95 HOUSE OF LORDS QT, 19.95 BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH QT. 81.95 BELLS 8 YR. SCOTCH UT. 11.88 BELLS 8 YR. SCOTCH 5TH 59.88 STANLEY CANADIAN 57H 46.95 and sutequently showered rue wIth loving cards and letters. My coworke rs found a few of the cards n the office, and they started kidding me. They said she was a pest. I concluded that they were probably right, so I ignored her. Well, she quit writing, and now I miss all those cards and - Abby, please don't tell women MOST ARE IN BEAUTIFUL INDIVIDUAL GIFT BOXES *-KESSLER BLEND Need 12.95 '' THE PERFECT GIFT A BACCHUS WINE SOCIETY ij • FRENCH ________________ _____________ MINI SAMPLER A 'TRIPLE PLEASURE . 4 i , Lv-.,,,t I, t,,j it '4.Il6'I f's, ?P'r PiI.,Ii Letters: Men DEAR ABBY: A woman anonymous cards and love P. ISe'c I.IIIi I.r"blt,,( EUROPEAN 7.95 BLOUSES December meeting. Laura as they aren't colored, scented p Kane . On Her Christmas List The Fairland Circle home of on colored hair. Evelyn hayes was the site of Checking pays Jacaranda the CIrcIes Eye creams are line as long * BEAUTIFUL WINE GIFT BASKETS * 2310 visitor attended the meeting ... " BeautyTips Calhoun on Mellonville Avenue, 299 BLUE LABEL LIEBFRAUMIICH GIl . 4" Christmas gifts, members 4 49 15 OCKEFENER BOCKSIFIN 3 41 4 11 5 99 s, EMI(IOH 11 CHAT RIPEAU PEMAAIIN CREAM SHERRY SPAIN COCKTAIL ___1iICALIFORNiATAS;(R___f __________________________ SEEIAS ______________________ LOUNGE ___________________ A LTAMONTE SPRINGS 'DISC 01. CERTiFICATE MAXCAUT 1 99, ."s .ii'tI GI'f's'Jf'ys '1O1I pnpul.Ii wrs. gvo,ng I eg.oss cons, .IhI Iinyf 14 v in B,au'sIj.s •6 JJb()uIeI Velch.l OPEN SUNDAY COCKTAIL LOUNGE. PKG. STORE HI-WAY 436 - I BLOCK EAST OF 1.4 GIVE AN ABC 19 1 1 1 1201 C LICIPT CAL I HIGHWAY 17-92 NEAR 434 __ NINDOU ANIIIWI O*ALLOMnfl CIJICE OP 4 LAAJIIIII C*A1I$ CLARET _________ ______ ______ ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES 12 CHAT LASCOMBES 70 CHAT SIMARD 371 341 ZILLIR SCHWARZ kATZ 341 LAMBRUSCO C'jm Set Bc4I Ase Spum,,n,.. 802. IRISH COFFEE 34t, I '5 15 3 GAlA POMMARO 73 VIII 10 FOR 1.19 902_HIBALL 2 &':ii:ia_iht:Itrfi!1:IWfvt ______________ I CHATLAUN(UF 73 VIII . MARCAUE 1 99 ZII SERNI.ASTE((R 411 F 13 CHAT PALMER 12 CHAT CADILLAC RID BORDEAUX T,.Iwe Impoie,I I1upejn *I'ey Iet?p,1 10 02. ON THE ROCKS 25 FOR 99 fIutl FIi. Ge'm,o, SI.I' P1rt1111., I'll 11,115 SPlII.Qfl5 . ..,,ch .s'.. Pemj r. 4 2S .' ________________________________ 24 12 ABC BEER or ALE 4.99 02 CANS CHAMPAGNE POUILEY JUISSI 73 lilT . SAUTERNE 131111 PAUiIIC 9 95 23 02 2 31 71 PIES.PORTIR MICHELSIRG 3 41 JOIIAPIISIIRGER GUlfS 14 ViNY sr IMILION 13 VIII MacGregor ASK 1.01 CORDIAL 241 MOSEIILUMCHIN MIDOC 73 liNT SEAUJOLAIS 74 POST . . STN 9 95 MOlT & CHANOON , SCOTCH 86 8 BONDED CANADIAN 5TH 899 IX DRY MUMMS SIN 5.49 BLANC DE BLANC LE DUC 71.64 CASE 3OTS 1 45 5TH 5.97 ') .'IO.-. ' (') BLA NC OE BLANC MAGNUM 10.95 ____ LEDUC ASTI SPUMANTE SIN 4.69 , 83.75 CASE 6.99 BECCARO CRYSTAL CLEAR PLASTIC 449 ________ -'•.,-..',,. - ______________. . _.Sim ROYAL DENEUVIELEW'IITE GLASSES OT4(RS t.L-' - 1 I " LIEIIMUMIECH COTISDURHONI I3VINT 211 Clan SAVE ON LIBBEY MR. PRO GLASSWARE 'o.ouuz 1(001 mpII 74 VIII 013 QUAIlS '7 WISER DELUXE 10 YR. f--- PLANTERS PATRON _ $ .30' "" .I&_L: C. 5TH 10.95 I* DRY PIPER HEIOSEICK REFUND [PI*I% j 10 CHAT LYNCH BAGES i CHAT BEYCHEVEu( 4.99 399 12.49 cI' 3 vo$36. 795 cis - PREMIUM 25101 CALIF WINE I INI RE NCH I'PINI Central Circle, Garden Club of the home decorated in the COMPLETE LINE C Sanford, met at the Garden Christmas motif. After the Center for their Christmas devotion and a short business luncheon and plant exchange. Wa meeting, members enjoyed a Members enjoyed Christmas gift exchange. music and a program presented OF IN by Mrs. George McCall, hotSeventeen members of the 135 MAGI ticulture chairman. TEL Magnolia Circle attended a ILmeeting at the Geneva home of The Mimosa Circle met for a covered dish luncheon and gift Mrs. Edward Putnam, with exchange at the Lake Mary Mrs. V.M. Smith co-hostess. A Jan. 27, 1977, card party to be home of Mrs. Gerald Behrens. held at the Garden Center was The home was decorated in the discussed at the short business Christmas motif and the tree meeting. Instead of exchanging was filled with the exchange I I. 37 CMIII, 75"C3l I, OLD TRADEMARK 101 PR Twenty-two members of the Refreshments were served in JABOULEFVERCHERRE . APIAKA DAIQUIRI ClubNotes 5.99 5TH 67" WATERFILL & FRAZIER 18 YR s'.. 7.99 5TH 8ANGER.MACHO FEG 16" 310T MARGARITA 49 PEG 6.99 5TH 77 CAU 7.99 5j 89' CAll RARE OLD 12 YR. KY. BOURBON STRAINER IOPENER HOLLAND HOUSE MIXERS DAJOUIRI -MAI TA! MARGARITA PINACOUOA CASt 3 M & E 10 YEAR SCOTCH t'' RARE OLD 15 YR. KY . BOURBON ½ PRICE SALE SPOON JIGGER _____ lack A MOOR a :'vIi 1 99 5TH OF 4 GIFT BOX CAAI MONTEZUMA TEQUILA COMPm GIFT BAG _________________ 9.95 5TH 109' CREAM OF SCOTLAND 1711 SCOTCH 7.99 5TH 81 's 5TH BAR I)_ CHERRY1UJAFA ' IONO I IMP FRANCE 8" MARIE BRIZARD CACAO COLD DUCK . NY. STATE. SPUMANTE T .-.,L 99 5TH VSOP COGNAC 'a:t 199 5TH IT" - -. 'I tUD BRUT. PINK. EX. DRY AMARET1O JACQUIN %PAP P4)299 WISER'S OLDEST 15 YR BISQUIT_V.5. COGNAC I HI-BALL 'J IFLJ i i174-11 11 ii :111 1 111 11 IN TRAVEL MOULIN ROUGE ..y.'k'.i'I _________ FLA SOUVENIR GIFT BOX ASST 22KT. GOLD TRIMMED GLASSES Gil .SACCS,O'AJI IS _____ SEAGRAM V 0 JIM SEAM KY SRI (L"I 11111 0%KA 00 full IN JACQUI NA POI.ION BPA'OY 599 ________________________________________ 75' SLACK & WHITE SCOTCH VOOLACINRuM , T ___ 1JOR - ..!IlmWUCSU1C. 1[IIIIUL i1tI. 3ã -fJ - • IMP SP*'SM KOUDO THE $0 * Curry SARI SCOTCH CE6.49QT 995 •".' IIISISAU',IILCPI 5TH 2" 4 _______ CANADIAN CLUB SCOTCH WARMER + 4 CUPS 5 GORDON GIN ROBERTSON 12 YR. ______ ________ _______ SEAGRAM 1 CROWN DRINKING SET ROOF KY BOURBON A BEAUTIFUL GIFT ____ 3 BOTTLE WROUGHT ________ WINE RACK _______ WITH WINE 35' BACARDI RUM QUAIL CREEK ALMOST 6 1000 MILLION RECIPES 2 EACH SOLD' ________________________________ ____________________________________ ________ _______ __________________________ DECANTER ANOTHER ABC EXCLUSIVE" JOSE CORTEZ MEXICO MR. BOSTON BAR GUIDE OVER is IMP. TEQUILA ____ ____ r CASE I 0 11-i ___ _______ JAPANESE ___ 5TH 8OrrLfQl'scQr4I.o r_ 4911 - 6IPTWIAPNO&XYIACOT ç"nlq the ____ nrc1 IMP SCOTCH ANISETTE - SLOE GIN PEPP.SCHNAPpS 4.49 83.15 QUEEN ANNE CASE LI G HT DARK CASE MADE BY _____ ___ THE FINEST COFFEE POT ___ .. .4". CREME DE CACAO i. BUT YOU AR WORTH IT ____ BEAUTIFUL CERAMIC CREME DE CAFE si. ILA 5TH _6" OT, -: GREEN OR WHITE LITTLE MORE I ___________________________ _______ CREME DE MENTHE __ 100T. -. _ !'AWIII I - I / & BUTLER __ Clii STh ______ GENUINE REGAL CH 95 ONLY Awed *.JM1IV ,XWONTWO(D S 8 HEDGES it __________ ______ __________ so 99 BAG NO EXTRA COST ABC FLORIDA _J GI FT DECANTER ____ NTE GIFT DECAJ 4 CANADIAN __ZIPPER _____ __ _ _ _____ STH COLLECTOR ITEM _____________________ •. WORLD'S FINEST SCOTCH BAR NONE IMPORTED 41 AVAILABLE ONLY AT ABC _________ 15 YEAR M ICAS as 5TH "FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL" 9" ' 6.99 5TH 99 USATABC 49.95 CAS( SOMETHING SPECIAL CREME DE MENTHE-CREME DE CAFE CACAO - BLACKBERRY - TRIPLE SEC ff ANISETTE - APRICOT - SLOE GIN PEPPERMINT SCHNAPPS - DOMAIN[ I 429 1FROM ALL OF 1 STPS REG. 6.99 • 61.95 CASE NEW YEAR •" 3 ECANTER 5 29 01 HAPPY _____ ? AMARETTO 2.99 '.QT. 44 MERRY CHRISTMAS 5 DAY SALE TUE. DEC. 21 THRU. SAT. DEC. 25 NEAPOLITAN LIQUEUR FOR A HENRI PHILLIPE AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER L1 QUART 14.95 UNDER CANADIAN GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION" BRANDY C O FORBIDDEN FRUIT-BLACKBERRY AT US 1RECH v.S.o.P. I CREME 01 MENTHE 0 CONPAPI GIFT DECANTER 100 MONTH KY. BRB. FROM F RAN AN CE C IMPOTID NANO U0111111111 BEAM PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA Hwy. 46 (Wes t Is? Si,) I Mile Fastof I 4 PH. 323-8322 SANFORD C �28-Evening Hera ld, Sanford, FL TEL EVISION Evening 4 6 600 9 12 NEWS SM EMERGENCY C*JE 7 VILLA AI.EC,RE 24 ZOOM 630 12 NBC NEWS 2 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 24 ANYONE FOR TEN. NYSON'lfll 700 2TO TELL THE TRUTH Holm and Warren Oates. The SI0(YPicts tYaNehitSOl - g-Me lives and his best friend, Huck Firm. nchiding Toms brush with a fence painting Choro 611111 TO BE ANNOUNCED 9 HAPPY DAYS Ritchie accidentally discovers Fonz,e. who s boasting olshar. rig a bag holiday with relatives. is rmserabay alone on c,wist• mas Eve 12 ORAL ROBERTS CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 24 THE NUTCRACKER A nutcracker comes to life, a Christmas tree grows to reu'kabSe size, and a sugar r' am fairy dances in Tiakovskys Cl'wistmasdas -.: performed by Ballet West 'i the Utah Symphony Or. r','tra (90 rTvnutos) 830 9 LAVERNEANOSHIRLEY iç a fun Idled Christmas when thegarlsaridtheu:fnendsenfertan at a hospital CIYrstmas party 900 7 12 POLICE WOMAN Ciarigsters abduct the 12 year old daughter (Kim Richards) of 3 man who owes them aioy iLawrence Pressmani 4' 6 M'AS'H An axrsauteaj Hawkeye is troubled by si.epaiing and nightiwes SM ORAL ROBERTS CHRISTMAS DREAM 7 FIRING LINE 9 RICH MAN. POOR MAN fliy' aggressive -- -- 9 HOLLY-WOOD SQUARES iocaesi NG c IAT1( " 1 II ••- $ I'' - ADULTS-2:S0 CHILDREN-1:23 MON- FRI 2:IS.4:43 7:15.9:45 LW Legal Notice LISTINGS SAT-SUN 12:00.2:30 5:00-7:30 10:00 7:30 . ] ___ "THE ROGUE" & 12 TODAY (Local news .-it 725 and 825) 4 6 CBS NEWS (7 30 am. Ch 4. local news) 611111POPEVE AND FRIENDS 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 GOOD MORNING AMERICA ( Good Morning Florida' at 725.and 825 am. local news, weather. sports) is featured in the latter. Terry Orr dances the role of , Ballythe Kid 10.00 12 PO(ICESTORV Pail two Don Meredith and Christ' 4 6 KANGAROO 24 MACNEIL.-LEHRER REPORT opher Comely star as cops indicted for flt'tflci, stin ,-. ..-,..-,.. .. (,,rIP1i,IMALtLtUI-4AII(if 6 SWITCH Episode to 6N COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 300 be announced 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 7 (Wed. Thtss., Fri )ELECSM NEWS 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY TRIC COMPANY M.ACNEIL-LEHRER RE. (RI 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU PORT . 900 16M THE FLINISTONES p 9 FAMILY On the First Day 2 PHIL DONAHUE sHow rimted Fri only. see 2 p m of Christmas Guests Shetee ' IWaxi THE WAY IT WAS 6 MIKE DOUGLAS sHow North. John Beat, John 9 j()ir (Mon) BotanyFir I WOMAN Rubenstein Plans for afarsly 24 (Mon. Tues. Weal. Fr,) Bay Alan Ladd, James Ma. Christmas at the Lawrence VILLA ALEGRE 53 (Tues) Fras household go awry when IS Covers the Bag Town Donald Doug s father brings ayounger 9 t.;FNERAL HOSPITAL OCorivx, Gene Lockhart woman to the ftivitis whom (B&W) 1953 (Wed) The ,-idhe wails to marry. .1 6 MATCH GAME 76 dy Dean Martin. Jerry Lewis 1030 24 ZOOM (B&W) 1953 (Thix) Francis I LOVE LUCY in the Navy Donald . 400 WORLD PRESS OConorMarihaer1y 2 IRONSIDE F1i 24 MUSIC OF CHRISTMAS 4 GILLIGANS ISLAND 1955 (Fri) MaandPaKottlo. From the Maamon TabemadoMarpie Main, 6 Percy Kittride MERV GRIFFIN an Salt Lake City, the Mormon 7 24 SESAME STREET IB&W)1949 Youth Synhony and Chorus 24 SESAME STREET. EDGE OF NIGHT present a holiday concert of 12 SOMERSET 93(3 , Christmas music 611111 700 CLUB 430 4 6 9 12 NEWS 9 MARCUS WELBY ML) i000 69 6M JERRY REED SHOW 2 12 .SA,NFORDAND&JN 7 MARY HARTMAN. MARY 12 FAMILY AFFAIR (l) NARTMAN F, 00 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 2 ADAM 12 (R) 7 (Wed. Thurs. Fri) ELEC. 24 (,ILIAS. YOGA AND YOU , .611 MV THREE SONS TRIC COMPANY 30 ' 7 24 MISTER ROGERS , 24 ELECTRIC COME'ANY 2 12 TONIGHT NEIGHBORHOOD ' 4 CBS LATE MOVIE Ko' 1030 12 EMERGENCY ONE A Killing in the Second usia 2 12 HOLLYWOOD. 530 . house -- (R) SQUARES 2 NEWS jy RAJflM.4, MARY , 6 7 (Wed. Thurs. Fri) ZOOM 6 HOGAN S HEROES )'1RTW.N 24 (Mon. Tues, TI-urs (MIS611 PARTRIDGE FAMILY ' . 7 THEENDOFTHEG/aJ,4E TER ROGERS NEIGHBOR. I. 24 THE ELECTRIC - Documentary about conserva. HOOD (Wed) THE NUT. COMPANY ' lion in Africa CRACKER (Fri) ANYONE9 0EvEfliY HILLBILLiES 9 MOVIE 'TheDaugtitersof FOR TENNYSON') Joshua Cabo Return- Three II 00 shacta1 ladies and an ok ' 2 12 WHEEL OF FOR ________ rancher who hIredthem topose TUNE i ,•,__ _,,_ . 4 CBSMOvIECONT Two Weeks ln Ano ther Town Katk Douglas, E.G Roborison 1952 Story about Arnencari film rmikecs lOving and workingIn Rome 1 00 12 TOMORROW SM 9 IFri only) OUT THE DOOR 9 HAPPY DAYS fli 24 Fri Only) CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION ' 11 55 46 611 cos NEWS ' , Afternoon VV ednesday 1200 9 NEWS 6 YOUNG AND REST- 2 4 Morning LESS 61101 PERRY MASON 6 CO (Men) CAMERA THREE 'Wed )OFMENANDWrJ4,EN (ThLJS) CRACKERBARREL IFri) LOOK UP AND LIVE 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 4 (Wed) DOCUMENTARY W Chinatown (Thi.zs ) FIRING LINE (Err) FAMILY FOCUS I? 50 GRAND SLAM 24 ZOOM 12 30 2 THE GONG sHow 4 6 SEARCH FOR . TOMORROW ' 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 610 2 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6.15 SUNSHINE ALMANAC ' 625 '2 (Men I WiTH THIS RING T"a' ) PICTURE OF HEALTH- Urwversaty of Florida Wed) 06CC PROFILES IN E DUCATION (Thurs ) CHRISTOPHER CLOSE UP Fr,) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 2 . - b30 (Fri only) SUNSHINE 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER ' &M tAAI i.ri ,'Ai-r. '5-.-. ,, iasv c.,• ERCISE SHOW' ' 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND you . 634 12 LIVING WORDS edms&ys 1 639 12 HI NEIGHBOR - ' I645 4 LOCAL NEWS ' " l lrqjL • I WTHALLYOURFRIENDSAT ROLLER I I PLAN NOW 10 JOIN P.M.-12 :34 A.M THE FUNI HOLIDAY SKATING SCHEDULE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WED. DEC. 22 & 3 - LADIES NIGHT-7:34.10:00 THURS. DEC.23 1, 30 1:004:00 a 1:30-10:30 - ,,,,.., FRI. DEC. 24 CLOSED ALL DAY & EVENING SAT. DEC. 25 7:30.11:00 ONLY SUNS DEC. 24 Reqular GOOD OUs - TUES. DEC. 2$ 12:304:00 DISCO MITE 1:30-11:00 Famous Fur Good last. J 1:30-3:30 & 4:004:00 MON. DEC.- 27 1:30.10:00 ALL DAY PEN DAILY 11AM TIL93CP M.-FR$ Is SAT. TIt. 1$:3$P,M160 Fri'ech A oe . IN. wy 17-82) ' .lnford -- - 1 - '4 Off 17-fl on Dog Track Road - (Between SanfOrd&Orlando) 339.2474 - - , - HOURS MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon Noon Sundoj .- Wish Your Friends A Merry Christmas YourMessageHereOn ' FRIDAY, DEC- 241h I Lines, only $2 Call 372 2611 or 931-9973 ___________________________ DIVORCE FORMS - For free in formation write to: Boa 791, Pompano. Fla .33061 DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED for l -) it you'selfers. $50 Marilyn's 99 Secretarial Service, Ocala. 9a Notary 132 9713 Marriages Performed INVITATION TO BID The Board of Trustees of the Seminole County Public Hospital invites bids upon the following Dictating & Word Processing Equipment Additional information, plans and specifications are available at Of flceof the Purchasing Agent after I? January 1977 All bids shall be mailed to the Board of Trustees of the Seminole-County Public Hospital, 1101 East Firs? Street, Sanford, Florida 32771 All bids shall be postmarked not later than the 24th day of January 1977, and shall be received on or before the lth day of Fetuary 1977 Consideration of Such bids will 31-Apartments business w'th good potential, good location Principals only Call & CHICKENS Phone 323 7011 Pendants- Star and heart shape sa so and up. Gwaltney Jewelers, 704 5 Park Ave New Electronic Sensor Perm f, Beauty Care Products. T ow ers Beauty Salon, 519 E 1st • 373 57 47 on cession Help Wanted Apply in person alter 6 - 30 p m , Movie-land Drive in Theatre, Sanford C 6-Child Care Educalioridi Child Care for as low a' 5, errkIy if you qualify 373 8-1:4 or 313 8115. NOW RENTING 3301 S. Sanford Ave. urses. RI-I's & LPN's. Aides, Aide NOTICE Brand new, sparkling with charm' Furnished Studios. unfurnished I & 2 bedroom unitS Your new home features SI-rag Carpeting Fabric Cover ed Walls built in Wall B ookcas.. Private Entrance Dead bolt Lock Ne ed ed immedialely Taking applications for coo ks. waitresses and dishwashers io Thieves, 205 Palmetto Ave, San lord N I S A B L £0 AEPICAN rD - LPN. I to 12 Shift Geriatric CX perience preferred (iujsir'iecc F .i I',' T,,,.- ii,ii i'r'ry t I No 0 10 A m 1-16p m Daily home, Unfurnished lenced, kitchen PARK RIDGEBR, 2 bath, at--i. burnished home, rent $725 mo KISH PEAL ESTATE, INC 321 0041 near sor Large, lovely I BR, air. stores ideal for re-fired I 2 and 3 DR homes, 4ariners' G'Vil1age n. 2017 S FRENCH iaai'cj Real Estt Broker 26.3$ S Sanford Ave 0 ay 17.92, Sanford rom RJn(h HOVS, 1,1 keg Real Estate Broker General Contractor 3226157 _______ - V.F.W. RAVENNA PARK - ItO Tangerine Drivefenc -' Lovely 3 BR. l' bath, with ed back yard. large utility building and PICflly of citrus trees BPP warranted Priced at 521.000 BINGO 1, .1:30 PM V F W. LOG CABIN ON THE LAK El PONT *` V* .. * -~ ~ - ?" I % ' rN, - '.- " f 11 - 04 Park W ," W~! - I' 1111111111111011111- . - QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES Models the _' Carpeting 'f.I a-, S ' t ____________ ___ ,,, ii,., .,',.r.,-s.a Mi-,-' "d 'YOflUi ' 'ti 140i?% . i' -'- S. Mary L. Swisher As Personal R epr esents five of the Estate of THOMAS LEROY SWISHEI4 Deceased P U 711 W 75th ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: -Si Harvey M Alper, Esquire THE 03 tided ifl( I HERALD FOR THE BUYER CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT WITH CRANPI,COPI'ST REAL IY P'ALTORS 6)0 6061 Evps. 323 3919 REFURBISHED HOMES CA$H 5100 pa Vmcnl 10 Quallf,ed buyers 3 BR, $11,000 and u) We're Offering A 32? 7611 i SA NcORD_)8R. Ii b,ittr. stove. refrigerator, Central ne-It air, nice Privacy fenced yard Terrific location 116617 P1 1300 jOwr., 122,000 I APR. 30 yrs I 305-n2_3103 - & Wack 165 Whooping Loop, Altamoi'afe Springs, Florida 32701 TeIip4'aone 305131 4339 Publish Dec. 11, 21, 1916 y' -a----- - Sanford, Fla For Appointmenj Call It rcu' Lii. b or orc;,,iii111t,.., .. TWO STORY stucco, I BR 2 bath, family room, large separate DEG 53 N NAVAL' HEROES Bla ck White ' area , ln;IructIOnS: tlIclaen words below appear forward, back. ward, up, down or diagonally, Find each and box it In. Farragut Halsey Hopkins Tomorrow: Hull ' Perry Vi Jones Porter Macdónough Sampson Nlmltz Schley A Christmas Carol 257o U A f. I .A . . - - . O,d-,1 4 AV r ON . . #.4 -A Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, 11/2 ORIGINAL PRICE NOW L 7 5 up' 5 WITT H tV-e with courtyard Privacy ill Near hospital oo _._.. appearinq in The Herald are available to you In 8x10 reprintsize for S4.00 plus tax, ' m I 81525 ' FOR INFORMATION CALL 323.7080 Another Fine DevaIopment By DIAL 322.2611 or 831-9993 -' INC. MLS _______________ _____________ no R I Several locations available , owd" 4 1.F to-as 323.7832 DIRECTI ONS: In Sanford 'Weston 25th st.-of f u.n ` ,Mile To Ridgewood ,9ve., Go South Jim '- 1973 PINTO 51.000 miles, 3100 Call 862 0176 Prt. Peg Quarter horse istOlIiOni with Service USCcl 'nO,hne-S . papers Ii yrs old See to ap .5(0011Ev :,PPLIAI-ICES 323 0691 P( t'catei7.33.allabt,ró. itN 1963 313 Chrysler tow car equipped who Reese hitCh, air Shocks & electric brakes 5)00 Call 3fl 5916 - I I 1111111111 Landscaping Hauling ___________________ your hOme WIll aluminum & SOftit system Also Roofing. Gutters 22 'Yr5 E;p Eagle Sid.iig Co 651 )V) LIGHT HAULING & YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Prion 34' 1371 ' 42-M,obile Homes ________________________ Cleaning GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 43-Lots-Acreage .. _ _ A - , Condil,onmq EXPERT LAWN SERVICE For iree estimates, call Carl i Mowing. Edg.nig. trimm.ng HarriS .11 SEARS in Sanfor d 372 I Fr ee Esiimat, Phon,373 1192 1771 ' I ' DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Mowing Trimmng, Edging With a Personal Touch 130.8131 - Estate a c0 Wanted Heater Cleaning LJr pentr Remodeling. Add,ti Custom ori L'cenj Bonded 'ee esI'mjle 3236038 EQUITY CalBart Real Estate 877 714 , Heaters Cleaned & Adiulted Call Paul Mi)ler 3726790 -- i - ______________________ Merchandise _____ 5ce - Maintenance Free Estimates Licensed Phone 322 7517 Dec & Gerry's Cleaning Sery',, Resudential & Commercial Clean GeOrsardI's Home Repars. Room ___________________________ Addti, Co nc rete Work, Paint ing Pt I. Box tli(( S-nPori, Ft , 'ng. Carpenter Work, Ce-ram; 32771 6125 Tile. Alum Enclosures 3234425 i're Estimates Osfeen v 25 acres, nice- trees, _____________________ 900d Soil Surveyed Easy terms $7S Broker , $31 0171 - QUICK C AF Also Carpet Shampooed Only 5.35 Phone 322 351$ kIUGHEY EQUIPMENT aliele Ort service, Clearing, Mowing. Boo, rice loader 3228677 Tree 'Trimming & Surgery-Lawn Home Improvements SOFALCHAIR SHAMPOOED & Lawn Care I can COyCt 7521 Park Dr 2222111 Realtor Alter Hours 322 9754 122 Sift 127 0643 _____ Insulation BOWLIN ELECTQi( " TAF F ER' k EALTY FlOw,r., & GutS. T, ouo,i & [eul, __ PIOnI., Carnati ons, 33 cash carry CAREFREE FLORIST. Ave. 33)1150 739 French - _____ - Pooiing, Icing, Sheet metal, Alum Solfil5. Pointing, Air cOnd Gutters. Yel.turecoiting. Screens. rI: Large qualify, small dollar d.Il Uvs, III 9911 ______________________ Electrical I neous for Sa le * Peg Real Estate Broker 1100 E 25th 51 373 6655 66'-HorSe Hunt Realty, Inc 2537 E. 25th St 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive: DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 97, 1 mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach will ho ld a public AUTO AUCTION every Tueiday flight at 7 30 It's the Only one 'n F lorida You set the reserved Price Ito charge other than $5 registration bee unle vewi d le . 5 Sold Call 90.4 233 $311 bOr lurtlier detail., I ____________________________ II "ands. Il years ole, gentie good with Children, tack included Also HQlStCifl bull, 4 months old Call 372 196) Aluminum Siding ContraLiors InduStrial. corn mercial, re5adental Free estimates 322 2)73 ____ To Pest Control ART dROwN PEST CONTROL 2541 Park Drive 172 3965 Sewing _____ 5,t,ratdn% DrC55M5n. Drapes, - BiQan in mni.jlatuUn Siaro in sljlat,on CO 1)13 341 or 064 $531 - 1971 Mercury Cyclone CT, 351 ____ Cleveland, automatic; Power steer ing, air. $1295 3231915 Poodle Puppies 3906 Old Orlando Rd Sanford, 372 2593 ______________________ ____ _________________________ OIl ALTOi.i as's 372 1S11 WILCO CONSIRUCTION COMPANY Campbell- s Poodle Pad-Complete probessonai gr ooming 2167 Park Ave 3721171 Clos ed Wednes da ys '' Cute Puppi es -- Fr ee to good homes tor Christmas S weeks old 321 052, or abler S. 322 SOSI Forrest C,rppnp Inn 113 v": - - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '73 Models Call 323 6510 or 631 60 Dealer E NMORE A A SilL P --- On,,,.. a:.... 1973 Pontiac Deluxe LeMans. bucket seats. fully equipped Cassette, new radials, lOw mileage, $257S. 64S,3750 - Collie Pups - Just left in time for Christmas with papers 323 soo ,)..'.n .'''' ",S&'C' SANFORD 3 BR. I i bath home. central heal 8- air I2'421' game room, large trees OWNER MOTIVATED 121.900 FHO. REAL, tOP S ACRES WITH MOBiLE HOME Good country location Assv.'mactle molgage. 120.000 COUNTRY CLUB 21 (H CA $55 A ( PROPER TV Choice -...... PR. AM FM CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR SlO lI* 13.4, Lonqwooaj $it 8227 __________________ 47-Real REALTOR COMMERCIAL , I, - . major Low mileage, $950 323 0.433 or 373 179$ after S p m - __ tires, 1971 Impala 7 Dr. Hardtop, PS. AC. _ 52-Appliances K rear, all new overhaul. AM FM Stereo. I. Track , new inspection, excel. cond., $1050 373 5900 eves _______________________________ PERFECT FOR CHRISTMAS, Irish Setters. 6 wks Old with pa pers 322 7964 or 1724491. - - Center Hwy 16, West, S.intr,j For Christmas Bonus Sparkling 3 or 4 OR Split design Gracious lover tormal living d'ning, COZy b0miI room custom features Pool Planned Large lot in Quiet I neighbortioci,j " -- SR 16, I rn East I I - - -1910 VW Baha, bubenglass front & 65-Pets-Supplies Dell's Auction MOVE TODAY ' NON SUB-DIVISION 3801 Orlando Or 323 5200 Hal Colbert Realty DAfLY:3O a.m.S:30 p.m. SAT.-)) a.m.- P.M. p.m. SUN-I p.m..a P.M. 312.5)73 Dr Owner- 3 BR. 2 bath, central H&A. exceptionall y nice neigh borhooci Attached garage _______ 526.500 3056320170 fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to shopping and Schools - No maintenance fees. W 1i 8. __-ON LAKE MONROE Maylair. 3 BR'. 71' x 5.4' Barrington. va iOjns over I acre, custom 3 OR. 2 bath available I MODEL OPEN: - -------ill -- I ili,116M to REALTY il..q kk',)iEstateBrer ill 06i0 Bath Townhouse $ 11 .01111111111 149,5W VVYNNEW000 3 BR. bamii, room, range, refrigerat or , large lob Nice and clean 520.500. Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen, Carpeting Ihroughout living area. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths, Quality concrete block construction. 1,064 square feet of living area. Privately hu -- OR 122 7198 Longwoo Multiple LIsting Service - 11 -221 z II=II . Y-p,, , Id Ikc. ci ba' '" -- I '. ?inq ;all F,'oIIor ANYTIME ppland Park Homes - - ,)[ AL F I A TI 8O-Autos for Sale Woodruff's Garden Center - We are liquidating huricj'eds pieces at furniture including dinettes, and dning room set s. couches & chairs, bed, lamps Of all kindS, etc 2S pcI ft list price Open daily II) S 30 Call Ba it ...i Over 10.000 people are reading this - _ ..-.. ,,. 322-2420 - ('.SUiiiii i - c ciioiiioc ,,,,.. JSS JiVi DISTRIBUTORS 3218122 ___ -.- SIem Clean Your Own c a rpet Rent Our Rinit-mivOc We sell our tra de in furniture at low Prices Good selection COUNTRY FURN ____ , or'j % " "' I _ illriila__gU..P., M - (. Central Healing and Air Conditioning FLEET 1~ ________________ - - ._- 1963 Ford F 100 pick-up, air cond automatic, 352 engine. 323 7510 wk days. 1 5 30 . Ada for Pick 64-Equipment for Rent LOOKING FOR A JOB' Check the Help Wanted column n todays (idS5ifie-dS - stickef. Good running condition. 3.49 5702 601 Celery Ave Sanford Open afternoons & Sat alio,, , CITY 1703 3rd St Producing lru,t frees on extra large lot 3 BR , I bath haj loads of potential. bOr _--___ newly weds or retirees Priced Collage, 5 rooms, I bath, 751 S 3rd wi thin your budget at 510.000 St - Lake Mary S11.500 P hone I 55) 1113', I COUNTY- Wekiva Park Drive— _ House- for sale, by ow ner 2 BR. Custom builf 3 BR, I bOlt-i home on frame house. corner lot, $14,500 approx. S acres, with )0o' on 3236164 wa!Crfront. Prestige living with - ______ load., of extras BPP warranted sas.000 3£ 4 Bedroom 2 Bath - your new burnuti)re irom 'v'MiPS vor It-ic best Christmas ever Save on national brands Liberal trade ms. Free delivery Convenient terms We give TV Stamp 311 E First St Phone 327 5622 Req Real Estate Braver JOHN tRIDER. ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 377 7811, s,t' 79-Trucks-Trailers 1961 Chevrolet pick up truck, new, * Hanging Baskets. $395 ''Se1T W. GARN E IT WHITE - wish the item you i.J,e- tor sate was 'sled here' Srtiri .. ------ 15 Honda CB 175 5, l,lOOmil,s, Likenew, 5-195 372 1967 _______________________________ Kawasaki tOO, expansion chamber, knobby tires, auto bumper carrier, helmet, gloves, candy orange, excellent condition Will deliver 669 4725 ad I 0 , WdT 00 .11 iF Y'7 --377 1101 Day or I-light 1 Ph. 3236062 $350. 62-Lawn- Garden - 1010 St.i1r Si - Sanford Plaza 4 ________- ________________ Assume SANFORD SEWING CENTER The Old Singer S'or Peg Re a l Estate Broker RENTALS Apt & PIome., SALE ,.,,., --•-----FarmorC,t --- ___________________ and Sew 1 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373-1066 or 323 7710 SUPPlIeS V.00cl or '.tc'4l drtks, •.ecutive deSk & ChOirS. Secretarial desks S cbairS, slraigM CPieir-,"fllh,g c,sb-netS, AS is Cash and carry I-lOLL'S Casselberry. Ii 92, *830 4206 rilaneger, 3739411 or see at PAY TON REALTY - Touch after 6 p.m. _______________________ _______ Used Office Furniture of IllS SOor pay $11 lOper Dellona, 661 661i _-__ _____________ ______ (jsrJ5 ____ _____ month Will take trade In Singer equipped to zig zag 8. make button holes Balance of 1386$ or 10 Payments of 56 Call Credit DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hardw ic k. Broker -' - I Zig Zoo machines , barnIe- room with fireplace. ,n lercom sy stem lhrougtiouu Ex Ira., galore, 139.900 LOCH ARBOR 131 Forest DriyC I CuStom built Brittany form hoe, With decorator's accents throughout E a tras include fireplace, walk fl closets, on lovely O a k Shaded lot warrantee, iust 136,800 JOHNNY WALKER jf 6lOor 831.977/J 322.2090 %on,)ii, '.'..n.aqt'd SUPER SPECIAL-- I OR - Stenstrom Realty I FUTU RA BY SINGER One -of Sr'g.-r's 'op babhs. Split level, extra large 2 BR, unfurnished, $125 month, first 001 last rnontpi in advance Riv erview Ay - I ill 07S9ev 322 7 64,) ________________ In 7255 6O-Off ICC CROCHETED AFGHANS PONCHOS& SHAWLS Phone 323 7011 I551-Household 1 BATEMAN REALTY carpeted 372 3153 ( LAKESIDE ApARTMENTS Sanford, Flu. Refrigerated sandwich unit, cash register, waffle maker; tables. pie cased other items 323 2710 -- '71 Honda. I rid 150 CC, Exc. Cond. 2.6(83 miles. Must sell. 323-7753 $200; Yamaha dir?. 250 CCI US0. Lead Electronic Gibson 6 string Guitar, with Jordan amplifier, Excellent condition. $250 323 531$, I S'r"u;rcl stove. Ex - Chaparetl 100 CC. 1700 Best offer, W Frst St electric Organ. 31 Melody ke ys & - - 3 Bikes. 1973s- Kawasaki dirt, 90CC - P'ancrs & Electronic Organ- with automatic rhythm section Liberal trades offered Bob Ball's Piano & Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 Regulation size I'x6' Pool fable & accessories, 5125 10 Chord Key - -- --- -"-'--- - ' Wanted -- - ' 59-Musical Merchandise house slippers f,-Om Knight's Shoes, 209 E 1st St Autos - Balls. Golf Bags. Duckiter Jce'ts Ladies and met-is golf apparel and shoes Mayfair Ccxiotry Club Pro Slop. 322 253) Mom will love her Daniel Green 322 2352 -. - - __________ 7'7 -- --78--Motorcycles - - - . ----- 32 Harmony melody keys ceilent cond, 1150 322 6283 . Everything For The Golfer- Clubs, then stay close Low Down VA 8. FHA Homes Kulpi Pest v. 377 2335 107 W First St . __________ _________ -- 26.10 Hiawatha at 17.97 . Nights -. - - BUY JUNK CARS from $10 to 530 Call 3221624 after I P m 57-Sports Equipment PAYTON'S CHILDRENS WEAR 00,5 117 6123 3210041 refrigerator, central air and heat, 135 Every Sunday ..__ - - WANTED SELLERS--BUYERS DEALERS Empty your carport or garage Make $55 and have fun swapping too' Bring your articles to Movie Land Drive In Theatre Swap Shop - Flea Market. south 1792. every Sunday, 9 am, to S p.m- No CHARGE Reserve free spaces Phone 372 1716, 7 p m to 9 p m any night ' l973Glastron 18 it With uS hp Johnson Motor 11795 Phone 372 c Assortment of Christmas -.• ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS information In Window One Bedroom From 1150 or best offer. 6-30 5053 between 88. 5. Mon Fri or 322302$ after S wk dv's. or wk nci stocking stuffers ______ MLS REALTORS 210 W000MERE BLVD 3 Bedroom. $lS3mo 0580, f46 6446 16' Fiberglass Canoe, never used. - Real Estate Broker SALES- RENTALS 817W 1st St , Sanford 322 56-at or 322 2757 after Hrs. op ESTATE SALE - 3 I well man t4ine-1 Older home Large rooms, fenced rear yard, kitchen equipped, above wound pool and very nicely landscaped 116.500 DORAR 'I' Kitchen Equipped Adult-Family . SECT ow cost want art '0 ,our phone - _ 3 Bedroom, unturn 1 bath, carpeted Frame building. IllS Call 32) 1904 or in issi 323-3301 1505 W. 25th St. . BR trailer, Cushions, 1395 3230433 or 323 1796 after S p m * Rt 1 above or below you Resident Service '"',,;.,,'.,,r Quiet, One Story I facilities baths I 559,900 - - equipped $165 per mo. 1 00 dep 2577 Bamboo Or , Sijnland 322 1, 2,3 Bedroom Apts. g Vi ' ii' Cobia with 35 lip Merc,, Tilt Pen & Pencil Sets, by Anson. 112.50. GWALTNEY JEWELERS, 201 5, Park Ave Trade - RORSON MARINE Hwy 1792 32" 5961 Mom will love one of our electrical appliances See our fine selection Gregory Lumber & True Value Hardware, 6th & Maple 322 0500 girls - - - ''---- - 10-Swap 8. 55-Boats & Accessories '* BALL REALTY 3 One living Full time Dr cc tor I Is open - Luxury Patio Apartments - 11 i- - - Proofing Studio, BR. 322 1598 . Much More than 32-Houses Appliances Abundant Storage Space "Energy Efficient" Air Con diloning Packa ge Full Circle Insulation & Sound rGardens . 4 -Story-- ___________________________ WE BUY FURNITURE Maitland AUCIIOn 339 6116 loll fret from Sanford _________ SALE-All JENNY CLARK. Realty, Realtor, Classified Ads Will al wa ys give you more Much you a'zc'erl Solitaire, 373 199) 373 3966 Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or NiQht Hi Way Galleries. 322 6977 Ping our Chimes and place a fast arIng, low cost want ad Call 372 1611 or III 9093 ___ arage Sale Furniture. Dishes, Silverware, office equp. te-nt, used canoes & boats We-k.ea Landing 3fl 4170. $1950 up. diamond he tac. $16 SO Gwaltney Jewelers , 204 S Park Ave Diamond CrinSigrim.nI 18 Auction wanted ' ' -- - Recreational 2 BR unfurnished. children, petso k 1)30 mo 323 7515 or 1 904 736 0299 Color coordinated Kitchen & eneva F.irly Bird', 7 Misc -* Peg Real Estate Broker 803W 1st St .Sanford 373 6061 or 323 0517 eveS Fenced Patio Apply in person, Sanford Nursing & Con valesceril Center. 950 MelIonville Ave ) 31A-Duplexes - Sale Dec 23. 10 am, 123 Oaks Court. C ountry Club Road Bed. Couch, Rug, Dishwa sher . . ______________ ______________ M. UNSWORTH REALTY I - Sa nford Ave, 322 1132 Cash for Anlioup's , FOR used furniture and applianc es to - 54..Garage Sales Mom will love YOu all year for .i Micro Wave Oven or a Trash Compactor, Dick's Appt','rnc es , 2617 S French Ave n ss CASH Larry's New & Used Marl, 215 S Garage LOCH ARBOR 3 BR with 3 extra building lots 200 Vinewood Of 530.000 Ph, 867 0126 - 377 0 132 Sa nford, EXTRA CHRISTMAS by se lling your good Good US ed TV - s $25 & up MILLER'S, 2619 Orlando Drive, *1 - Air, carpeted, Quiet I aid 2 bedrooms, 1175 to 1135 mcnth Adults Phone- 117 1810 Apartments - ' 4935 after 5 30 & wkr.ds __ - - GET _______________________________ $ Wm. H. Stemper'Realtor 1919 S. Fre h Eves 322 1196, 372 198-I ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TOP pric es paid, used. any con dition 64.4 8176, Winter Park 53-TV- Radio- Stereo 1109 MOVE IN THEN BUY- Lovely i BR. 2 bath, Split bedroom plan 41-Houses Reduced nearly ts.000 Large Items Reduced walk in closet, central heat and Lake Mary - 3 DR, P, bath new air, cheery eat in kitchen Nice 12 tot Bargain Table, II As Is FREE SHOPPING SERVICE IN. homes Under $25.000 With less neighborhood fenced 'yard, t--i.w than $750 down. Government roof. 126.900 CLUOII-IG DELIVERY, FOR SHUT FHA terms funding By builder, 631 1619, INS New Christmas dresses for little Equal Housing Opportunity ____________ __________ port a-crib, 10 372 0866 days. 323 street Good terms Real Estate - 68-Wanteci to Buy Wanted to b'y used oft cc furniture Any quantity CASSELBERRY. Hwy 17 97. 6 30 4206 WANT ADS APE SMALL in Site, but BIG on deliver,, Lady's 77' bike, 10 speed, $50, baby - I OR, turn. apt . lights, water fun, Mature adults No pets. 195 372 1298 after I wk days. Sanford Court TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact! Cl,iSSiIied Ads Gels Reult And ThAt'5AFact Too' it Companion 6780616 MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv, air Cond., Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH I 18-SR 134, Longwood ' 362 10(6) 30-Apartments Unfurnished Smallest lii with the greatest op porlunity Call 32) 6517 ' OFFICE SPACE, French Avenue, 1792, 4 rooms carpeted, bath, kitchen facilities Total Ideal for law Otfices. medical, dental or other professional of fices K!SI-I REAL ESTATE INC , 371 0041 . 2, 3 L,e-daurjii, trailer opts Adult & family park .'2ea'hiy ISIS Hwy 17 97, Sanford 17) 19)0 , 18-Help Wanted SHOP Sa nford Ave HANDY MAN'S SPECIAL- $19,600 3 OR. corner lot Or) residential 37-Business Property A?4 MO PARr5, 3727198 , - - Rentals - . * Furnished Camper Trailer for rent, 21', fu.l bath, twin beds. Heat, air, in 5752 CailBart Real Estate - 322 067 or 172 471) - - George Willis. REALTOR - REEL'S BODY - Separate dining room, family room, overlooks a covered p1110 and soarlaling pool There' are many mor e featur es for your surprise. A minute from the golf course A fine home- for Only i19,500 and good terms 2 BR, 2 bath, furnished or Un furnished Plenty of room for children & pets in j9, 2 BR. Mobile home for rent, no pets $ ITh 830 8630 ' BARGAIN PRICES The large cheery eat in kitchen -2 BR partly furnished trailer, 1135 month, $50 - -- Late model, colored refrigerators and ranges 30 clay guarantee Sanford Auction, 1700 S French. 1340 Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries $12 95 exchange, IS GOLFING 8. SWIMMING YOUR THING? See this Pretty I BR, 2 bath home of sheer comfort ,n Loch Arbor, Great for en tertaning, and for large family , Mullet Lake Park St'curity 319 5617 52-Appliances 2 Black & White Portable TV's. Also Ster eo & Misc. items 323 0109. VETERANS- Best buy in town 5500 under comparable homes 3 tSR. 2 balh, kitchen equipp ed. C entral heat & air, wall-to wall carpeting Owner pays all closing costs Also conventional finan (rig 34-/bile Homes ' Specials Ideal for Mom 8. -. Pop, SO seat capac'lly. A going NAVEL ORANGES, 52 50 BU Did ',iu. 6r:_-, ti,,! -- 1,h cr rrq,n;,i',, l:'r-c',r in this listing . .'.i'.';. for only Si ' This i., an '- iri?'r ,, if'.-' :.r (ut) ii I!, - 'vatidily of the decedent's will, tP.. qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or jurisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT' SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Date of the first Publication of thiS Notice of Administration December 11th.. 1976. -. - Law Offic Offices of of Alger RESTAURANT DUCKS. GEESE * take place at the meeting of the Memorial Hospital) at II 30 o'clock AM. on the 1111 day of February 1911 Publish Dec 20. 21. n, 1976 DEC $3 . Delicious Navels. Tangerine, Grapefruit Call fl.,0 chAnn,,n ii'i 'IATC or n buying Cr selling "Your UuturC-Our Concern" Spacious I, 7 & 3 ISP ads Tennis. 201 Comm,-rcai 323 SlitI S i mm in 9 , p la yground. recreation room, laundry room 24-Business Opportunities And clubhou se 2580 Pudqewood Ave - Sanford, Ph 373 6.120 ASSOCIATE - Legal Notice Christmas urn USE WAN r ADS for quick respoirsa Call About Our "Big Agency -aftle-.. block home. anytime ' -- pm - Ridgewooci Arms OR Nice 2 - . unfurn 3232970 or 322 762') after 6 WANT ADS WILL SELL your "don't re,'IS' last arid .51 .5 ow, low roll hr'rLI1 Sweet Oranges & Pink Grapefruit, $2 SO Bushel 1001 Palmetto Ave - 32-Houses Unfurnished . OVIEDC FTU -Duplexe's Furn or Unfu',' , Wooded. Home size lots RIDGE WOOD VILLAGE 365 1121 PLANNING PROGRAM. Owi car. Contact Seminole Co He-altiN Dept 322 2121 TEMPLE Oranges, le-mon' grapefruit, kumquats, other oranges, $2 up 3521 S Sanford, 322 6512 4-Persona Is ,aact YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free 6201227 for "WE Care". Adults & Teens. GETTING MARRIED? Crave simple beauty? Call Dot. Notary Public. 3222026 Eves. & Wk rids. Unfurnished 30-Apartments COMMUNITY WORKER, outreacl work, assist stall in FAMIL' HECK' _0_U R BUSINESS DIRECTORY for the Service Man need you Friday 4-Personals they may have. Each claim must be an writing and must indicate the basiS for the claim, the name e nd address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed If the claim IS not yet due. the date *henIt will become due shall be stated If the claim is contingent or untlquiclated, the nature Of the uncertainty shall be stated If the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver Sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to er'sb)c the clerk to mail one copy to each personal repr esentative All persons interested in the slate 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 file any objections , NAVEL ORANGES 2832 French Aye-. Sanford 322 3627 The Da Before Publication Noon I 18-Help Wanted Sale OUR 3 BR, 2 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, bath, kitchen equipped, lovely Counter tops, Sinks Installation t'rome in exclusive area $27, available Bud Cabell, IDEAS1 - DEADLINES - statement of any claim or demand es 9-Good Things to Eat - VT I) ii C IS that challeng 50 -Miscellaneous for VI,l.,WVUU -, 41c a line I Ihru S limes 31c a line 6 Ihru 25 (IrilOS 24c a fine 26 times (s2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Lonwood, Florida. The name and addr ess of tne personal repesen lalive'sattorney are set forth below All persons having claims or demands against the estate are required. WITHIN THREF MONTHS FROM THE DATE 01 THE FIRST PUBLICATION 01 THIS NOTICE, to file with the Clerk of the above court a written ha ve 4' ' Tuesday, Dec. 21, 197-38 ~ terms whose address ls Ill Shomale Drive, thC5 may Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 41-Houses * RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. -T RAW E I- S Y R E H L 0 B P1 NT O D M V E W F A R R A GU E A Q A E P1 L A R-G A W I U A I S R V CF ML L H O,A MERE N'R W MA E IDA E B L IL S VU P DB ER I MY E OR RE U N NC N I H.! R'T ET P R N N R I RH 0 I) H H K,D P I R N Z S. U OOACPFSMLTpYADOCHET S U V A LIH E R 0 E1 G P E G N A PG E H D G ES Y'Z H C 0 E W H U 0 C M H C RH J U L R A J S AM-P co P E A P H AL SE V H 0 R N E I P SN 0 D S 0 B F Z I H I H-C E HO p K I N S P A F I K DEW E V-S AM PORSCHE D H R D E I S A G U I L E H I P V H 0 Dewey 494065 FRtD CHICKEN 322-2611 9 FREE HATS AND NOISEMAKERS - I L FOR Ckü6(1s-o, GL 831-9993 The personal representative Ies BitA Do RINK FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3 1 , 1:30 32771. Sanford, ' Winter Park garage with convertible Storage k "11110" Value Courthouse. ROLL IN THE NEW YEA U' 49 County ' - that the administration of the estate of THOMAS LEROY SWISHER. deceased, File Number 76.312 c, is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida. Probate Division, the address of whIhi P.O. Drawer C. Sanford, FIOd'id,i COUNTY, OIiMy Clerk Publish: Dec, 7 1-i, 21; 79,1976 ' DEG ,a - I S SEMINOLE By Mary N .Darden I 1 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ce Florida, not later than the I)th'day of January 1971. The real property being be foreclosed on is described as . follows The East '. of tI-ic South 964 plus the West i of the South Half of the Southwest 1 . of lI-re 'Southeast 'i LESS the West 40 fees, Section 21, Township 21. Range it, also - 12 MARCUS WELBY. MD described as Lot D. HORSESHOE 24' ELECTRIC COMPANY FARMS. hi-fording to Itse plat thereof, recorded in Plat Book 17 1255 page 71, public records of Seminole 2 NBC NEWS county, Florida 1 00 It you fail to appearor show cause 2 SOMERSET i accordance with this notice. 'a 4 MIDDAY aje-15ij!t will be entered against you 6 'NEWS for the relief sought in the corn . ' plaint 9 RYAN HOPE . This notice will be published once 24 MOVIES (Men) An.,. , a,,. a..... , ii .A)Ui.WVIVC cdes arid the Lion' (Tues ( weeks in the Eveneng'Herald or any - Rocking Horse Winner.' other newspaper having general (Wed,) Ibfzons Choice," circulation in ,eminoie County, Florida (Th..j'g) ' The fled Sfr " WITNESS my hand as the Clerk of (En) March of the Wooden ' saidcourlandthesealoI- sadCoufl Soldiers' this 61h day of December, I-976 ' 130 ' 2 12 DAYSOFOJRLIVES Arthur H 'Beckwith. Jr. 4 6 AS THE WORLD Clerk of the Circuit Court TURNS 9 FAMILY FEU() 654 12 WHA5 HAPPENING' o THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL - OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Board of Trustees In 'Seminole County Public Hospital ISeminale IN THE ESTATE: FLORIDA Cl yLi,.(rAjS. tr KOBPINfliJILDERS SUPPLY ' INC - a Florida corporation, . Plaintiff vs ' KUPON W MCM1NN, Defendant NOTICE TO APPEAR IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO KU RON W MCMINPI Last known address' Post Office Box 1296 Winter Park, Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a complaint seeking the foreclosure of a mortgage has been filed in the above entitled Court, and you are summoned, ordered and required to show cause why the Same should not be granted by Serving a copy of your written defenses, if any. upon the law firm of BORNSTEIN, PETREE & SHADER. P A _ 123 South Court Avenue. Orlando, Florida. and by tiling the original thereof with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole ' - NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL DAILY WORD FOR 1130 - N ti fl A Sent fli 1' yL,rncr,raS,n.r DI IflC SELLER TO THE CITY OF WIN TER SPRINGS, FLORIDA. AND PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF BY THE SELLER OR PUR. CHASER, REPEALING OR DI NA N CE No 27 AND REPEALING SECTION 3 OF ORDINANCE NO 106, PROVIDING CON FL IC TS, SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy of said Ordinance 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 istobepajbllshed in the Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in said City, one 111 time at least fifteen (15) dab's prior to the lime of the public hearing. DATED thiS 15th day of December, 1976 City of Winter ' Springs. Florida By MARY T NORTON City Clerk GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE 616 E, Semoran Blvd. Altamonte Springs. Florida Attorney for City . .' Publish Dec 21. 1976 DEC 9 INTHE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 76-342.CP ' Division In Re: Etat. THOMAS LEROY SWISHER, Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND 7 17 5 I UMPE RS 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 611 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 1230 2 Le9UI 6 DOUBLE DARE t game show hosted by A1 Trebek 9 DON I-K) SHOW 24 lMofl,TuOS. Thurs SESAME STREET (Fri) MUSIC OF CHRISTMAS 611 THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOUI CALl, 171-litI TENNYSoN') 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 23 Moaa1 ANYONE FOR TENNYSON' (Tues) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (Fri) Orbndo Seminole Notice of Public Hearing 9 S20.000 PYRAMID 230 2 12 THE DOCTORS 4 6 THEGUIDINGLIGHT 7 (Wed) ANYONE FOR FOLLOW THE STARS * CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by theCity Council of the City ofWinter Springs, Florida, Mat said City Council will hold a public hearing at 7:00 p,ni or as soon thereafter as possible on Monday. January 10, 1971, to consider the adoption of an Ordinance by the City of Winter Springs, Florida title of which is as follows AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA ADOPTING AND PROVIDING THE LEVY OF TAXES AGAINST THE CONSUMER OF PUBLIC UTILITIES WITHIN THE COR POPATE LIMITS OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA. PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION THEREOF DY THE SELLER. S V M P H 0 N V (F ) DOCUMENTARY SHOWCASE 800 C A P TA I N 1200 - 6 1MW. WILD WEST AND FLEAKCT EVE,, SUN3 A=9, -I PM 200 fim iFri i FOOTBALL 39th AnrrualBlue.GreyClassac - Col. iegc All Stars. Mobile. 7 (Thurs EVENING AT 2 Episodebe announced 24 GREAI PER FORMANCES Dance In Anienca The American Ballet Theater performs 'Balty the Kid and Los Patiraeurs lhe Sliaters) Fernando Buones and hold he, for ransom Flitf E SWAP SHOP 655 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 700 2 q,ris. who kidnaps tuS daughter I r hen urvers a traitor wrthn the Esteporgaizaton 930 4 6 ONE DAYATATIME is his daughter are outwitted by the real father of one of the "SINGLE GIRLS" - CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA 2 4 BRADYBUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS SM I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 :30 PYRAMID 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 30 2 CANDID CAMERA 4 MATCH GAME 6 ANDY Wth '.X - in 12 MY THREE SONS Boo 2 BAA, BAA BLACK SHEEP Repeat of the first half )( the two hourpreniore show Papy jRoberl Conrad) QuitS Flying Tigers and the transfers to the Marines, but rustrataon soon sets in and has .chemung to form an air ;tlUadfOfl of has own results in icourt martial R) 1 6 THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER Pail two Mark Twain sclassic tale, star- Tuesday 2 Tuesday, Dec. 2 1, - Upholsfery 3770107 -- ObuI everything jar Chnis)m05 G'fting Be found in the Want AdS '' can _______________________________ List Your Busthess... Dial 322-2611 or 831-99931 ' A �4B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Dec. 21, 1976 BLONDIE Chic Young s. 10 LIKE 10 BUY WELL. HERE SA NE CNSTMAS LCVELY LOCKET ) PRESENT FCq p CNLV 200 MV \/E 1 ~~AT Rf_~E;ZYIDCNT / ~ t\A AVE SOMEThING . -. -_ THE STCRE THATS I. y.- - -1 EAE ~ cw ç\k, 1', PLc\ YES.."rttJ -.__\ \,• h •' < ( 1 21 DUKN LUK r -. - AJAX L. A ' ftUM8s RLc. by Art Sonsom — 17 AT I HAVE TO Skq ID LlOU VJ L$DU }4E4R AJ4T ThJZThRI PA1MpjT OpJ McsA. WROTE PJ MAAM LMifl] ___________ 1-10 ROSCOPE LY EA r AR t 1000 öo i10 oiT tijo i o By BERNICE 1WDEOSOL s c 'öj For Wednesday, December 22, 197o by Bob Montana and they will. ARIES (March 21-April 19) for you Il Wine cask SCORI'l() Oct. 24-Nov. flt e t. p Good fortune could carne to you HAR1i 19 Male cats 1 Mesdames D ELAN }J career today. A Some good news you've been i 20 Membrane (abbr) AA A I LN $ F All I anxiouslyawaitlng Is on Its way seemingly insignificant passage 2 Wing (Fr) 20 Poems 39 Indian. for today. Check your mailbox. development may be more 22 Squeezed out 3 Clutch at 21 Opera prince 25 Mat one I.eave word where you can 1 wildly important than you realized. 28 Fashionable 4 Turkish name 22 Plane 40 Salud TAURUS April 20-May 20) reached II you leave the phone. 23 French service resort 5 Pennies 41 Compound SAGI17ARIUS (NOV. 23-Dec. Your sense of humor and C3P 29 Perplexed 6 Greek theater 42 Common newt 21) A small good will inphilosophical outlook could 31 Like a leopard 7 Piece of corn 24 Way out 26 Ornamental 43 Roll tightly 33 Scene extrkate you from most any vestment can pay you hand8 Rope 35 Itinerary knob creations 44 Loyal some dividends later on. Follow adverse situation today. Look 36 Insect egg 9 Inner (prefix) 27 Folksinger 46 Cooking fat for the bright side. your instincts. Cast a little 3 7 Steal 10 Pretend Seeger 47 Actress GEMINI (May 21-June 20) bread upon the water today. 38 Biblical I? Make untidy 28 Arabian port Sheridan Don't be surprised If others CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. garden (2 wds) 30 Comleted p 39 Oxygenated 13 College 32 Having pedal 48 Look closely treat you in an exceptionally 19) You have a way of making 42 Newts degree (abbr) 50 Close digits generous fashion today, people get involved in things i'45 Seth s son 18 Viking 34 Most terrible 52 Three (prefix) especially those you've gone out which you're vitally intereste,1 of your way to be nice to. today. You won't even have to CANCER (June 21-July 22) do a selling job! Your approach to life today is AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) not very logical and cornIf there's something you really prehensive. Stand behind your want in your Christmas decisions because they will be stocking, today is the day to solid ones that no one should drop a few hints. Your Santa question. Claus will add it to his list, I.EO ( July 23-Aug. 22) This I'ISCF.S tFcb. 20-March 20) could be a red-letter day where Accept any invitation you get tc work or career is concerned a holiday party, even if it's with IT Something is in the wind that a group of people you don should please you considerably. know. Once you mingle, you'll ii VIRGO lAug. 23-Sept. 22) siave a fine time. You're fun to be around today. MENII. .II. YOUR IIIRTIII)A'v You make a lasting impression I)ec.22, I976 UI. •._ A... on those you meet in relaxed J9 circumstances. They won't You'll have a more active 40 forget you readily. social life this coming year. 42 43 44 45 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) r Some of those you meet in this — Good fortune is yours toda) way will be influential person 49 50 51 52 Influential people in the with whom you'll develop a background w ml to (10 things good rapport. 53 54 - — 0f WIN - 56 YOU GOT HERE PASTf 1Do You :: 5 v Asthma Treatment Ir iiI it J 9 8 7 2 V 10 5 3 Must Fit Case DEAR DR. IAMB- My wife has a bad case of asthma, and has had it all of her life. The doctor she went to thought she would outgrow it but she 19 now and still has the wheezing and hardness of breathing that she always had. My problem is this: I am sending her to an atiergy specialist WflO claims that he can cure her asthma. with shots and treatments to can predict with certainty build up her resistance to her which patients will respond to the dcsensitatIon program allergies. fl me patients These shots, not counting the Since response is dramatic i i 0 prescriptions, are really extrying, but you should1 keep in pensive. I need to find some mind that ' ft thelong information or if you could tell trial it produce me whether I am spending my hoped-for results. money for nothing. At age 19 your wife may still The funny catch is they told have considerable imus that this treatment has to be provementin her condition. She carried ufl for about four years should know, however, if her to see tesults. She has been on asthma is related to an allergic this treatment for eight months type response and if so to what and is in the same shape she alIerins If it Is an allergic tym! a' when she started. I would asthma h' doctor should kit appreciate any help you could w,t she s allergic to pargive tiiL I iy i'f the I, Ic ar e 0 are o have DEAR READER- I un- 1% EST POP by Al Vermeer I SLAVE IN SCHOOC t SLAVE AROUND . APPRECIATES UNMEAROUNP FAIR! HERE.' THE HOUSE! I GIVE MYALL! ) H — BUT WHO CARES? '' WHO — CAN I TURN 10 '\ IN MY MISERY;`/ / K)wAeourA LITTLE THEATER ,. (A'GROUP" —I " 1) Y2 * 0 a ~1 I WA L EEK & MEEK - ts&rr UP _ by Howie Schndr 1.41LAU urxjc IT GREAT B€1I.JG 4-RE, MCAJQUE 7) V&A YYJ IHE JE EED - J1t derstand your concern but this any benefit. The whole principle of desensitization is is not an unusual situation for weak solutions of the an asthmatic. A large per- to inject allergic substance until the centage of Individuals with body undergoes chemical childhood asthma do outgrow changes that enable it to the disease, but SOC do not. tolerate the allergin without the The cause of rnamay be asthmatic response an allergic )P p0 If there is no Indication that external allergins - somewhatyour wife has allergic asthma like hay fever is caused by then she probably has intrinsic ragweed, and these cases are asthma. I this the called extrinsic asthma. If you know what the offending desensitization program rnay not be very useful since an allergin Is, complete avoidance asthmatic has to accept a large ,f it is the most effective formhart of the day to da y if treatment. Unfortunatel' management f r her this may not be 'possible. illness I IIk she should know l)csensitization such as your what her status really is She wife is getting is commonly should avoid exposure to any of and it does require the things she Li allergic to. She term, should know what to do to treat results Unfortunately, acute attacks and what measures she can use to prevent attacks. 'Medicine is available lorthispurpose and Li even used by hi ghly skilled athletes before competition. To give you more information lam sending you The Ifealth Letter number 8-6, Asthma. (Ahers who want this information can send 50 cents with a long stamped selladdressed denvelope for the information. Just send your letter tome in care of this newspaper, 11.0. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY IW19. - 2l BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & HeimdohI \ I MPORTANT-ukIN4 eoss, 'rHERE's AN C-try' OUTSIDE WHO WANTS rsEE'A.' - Ir 4?s) SENO HIIN,' By DONNA E.STE.S Herald Staff Writer Sanford clothing salesman, E. 0. Eddiej Keith, observed his victory at the polls for a seat on the Sanford City Commission Tuesday night by staying home to take care of his ill wife, Roberta. Today, he was working as usual at Perkins Men's Wear on First Street - "It's the busy Christmas season, you know," he said and hoptd to take time off to watch his victory become official as the ballots were officially canvassed by the city commission later today. . . HEY eoss, CV HE C-IVEYAABIG CRDER FER PAPER CLIPS.'_ r r—' NO, BUT I HE JUST RENTED THE OFFICE NEXT xR! Vj FOUND OUT kViiJ SOMETHING VERY Sy j~AFP FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves WDLA 1L IF THE SAY "YES'..... A IF eaffly With Keith Win by a ISO-vote margin, the counting of absentee ballots will make no difference in the outcome City Clerk [lent-) Tamm told city commissioners last week that statistics of past elections showed that the turnout at runoffs have traditionally been within 100 votes more or less than the first election. However, the statistics were wrong as an indicator. Sanford voters in great numbers refused to go to the polls for the sixth time in one year. The turnout in the Dec. 7 city election was a poor 23.5 per cent (1,946) of the city's 8,278 qualified voters. The turnout Tuesday was slightly over 11 per cent (942) of the qualified 'voters Two-term City Commissioner Gordon Meyer, completing seven years as an incumbent in an interview last riday, said he had campaigned seven years ago that two terms was enough for any person in office. ' Of . em money you op in a urigiai b right r Arrn' kettle at Christmastime? • - - - i ,, . , i' ', _ L I - '_.' I ' -p7' iit ( ç,/ ,4V t j' _ f. - f ( ITI i u ( h ' . . _______ '' .. - - — . . , _________ . . . ' ____ . . - -- '•- ".—...,,. - ,. . . ' ... '\ '-' -I -I. ' I ' .: - ,' 't - A - • S. . THE . . 1,. —" Z (f 0 / .,, . .. 11 _____- - ' J1 J. ,:"i i, '13 . 10 by Garry Trudeau 4 —. ' ' .. -' __________ , TUMBLEWEEDS .. . . [ IYE A 10 AN aVREM.y 71N .54y 'l&H1.5CHPiJL, I RAVENI 114E F/54- flME TO CONr'LJCrA R&LJL..Ag 1' T4.LY. . ' .................... .... ;. ' . -. (Hera ld Ph o to ti 13m V'nc,nr, WESLEY j' PL:'iCE (LEFT) ('ONGItATULATES EDI)IE KEITH ion Coing i . o a 1I... T riaii M* ill .8 --r ' •. r F— r - The funds, which were inade available tinder one section of a' $3.95 billion public works jobs bill passed by Congress last sumicier, will cover the entire city hail building project, Moore sald. "You understand it's un(k,'.the mayor "We haven't received any confirmation yet. But this is what we've been told, and of course we're real excited. ----' . . •:p._•t.' ,..' = . , I: Al . 'It probably won' t be official, in this case, until some time next Eligibility for funds under the Public Works .\ cl ass based on the extent to which a state or local area exceeded s b. per cent unemployment level, according to Washington officials. city kill, along with certain changes in the architectural plans which Moore said would cause minor setbacks in the scheduled grouztdbreakmng. A'- o, ri 'V' . "I Just think that we're extremely fortunate Li be in (hi5 position," Knowles declared. "For a city this small, well, it looks like ma> be we left some of the big boys in the Starting pu.'t . by T. K. Ryan IEPOPVI E -.) .-.. - "If they'd left the building exactly as it was," said the mayor, W Y, It wotud Lx ready to go to bid. This wav there will be sonic delays, but we sholuld have no trouble at all making the 60-daN deadline." s": IlL -c , '\• Provisions of the legislation call for construction to begin withul 60 days on any project approved for funding. The Sanford City -share - expenses'!" - Al havI to say I was optimistic," Knowles agreed. "We were one of the first in line, we had the plans everhthg going through very rapidly and our staff did a bang up job of preparing things so we didn't get held up too long gong through the various review processes" "YOu Can leave out Obey, JuSt make it 'love honor and 000NESBURY ______ "ere optimistic he said. "We had to be one of the first ones to apply on the thing, so we were pretty optimistic. But of course, on this type of thing you never know." GOODS . "— .:. iiiI hr and other city officials hi4d high hope's that the grant would be forthcoming. -- II f -- dw -I __ Iu,j\ . - . '"-' • "Our timing on this thing was beautiful all the way through." said %Ics)ri- - We talked about it before the public works bill cattle i., . . Knowles submitted Sanford's application for the federal funds last August, shortly after the job'creating bill was signed into law by President Gerald Ford. - . .• "The problem you run into," said Otto. "is that the people who are taking the action, if there's any action being taken, aren't telling you anything When they get to the point of having something releasable, they'll contact our office. It did not come in yesterday. I can till you that for certain "' - . I The spokesman 'A ould not say whether the Sanford request was included among the 2 000 to be processed, Bud Otto, public relations assistant for Democratic Rep. William Chappell, said he had received no word that the grant had been approved. • p"ç — _____ . --- 4.. "As far as I know, we haven 't approved any projecLs at all,' said a spokesman for the Commerce Department's Economic Development Adin inist ration. "In tomorrow's federal register there will be a list of about 2,000 iprojects) that have bet'n selected for final processing." - . 10 week," said City Manager Warren E. iPete) Knowles. "But needless to say. it looks like a good Christmas present." Source in Washington declined to confirm that the $1,795,525 in federal illonies would be coming to Sanford. . •.:. --- , - (Herald Photo by Rack Whit) - i . TIIF kETTLF. , , - f) i.w "— . • j r . v - - . & area / . - i , . . - I Nla)or IA:c P-Moore said today he had received unofficial word that the City of Sanford has won approval of a 11.8 rnilhon federal grant which will be used to underwrite construction of the new city hail building. i by G11 Fox •' liv- KRIS NA.SII Herald Staff Writer - ' I '' V.. ror z)a ,.. ' , . I I . '• 1 - ' , JI . 1 aion It becomes the basis for gifts of food and toys to approximately A IX0 needy persons in more than 200 area families. And today parents of these Sanford area families filed through the cavernous yet-to-bc-completed gymnasium at the Sanford Salvation Army headquarters. They exited wi(b arms filled with bags of groceries and toys that are sure to bring Christmas joy. Today's distribution of food and toys Is the result of weeks of hard work by Salvation Army volunteers, Capt. James Snelson said as he busily directed the distribution at 700 W. 24thSt. Volunteer Individuals and groups from clubs and civic organlzation.c have manned the familiar red kettles collecting money on street corners and in shopping centers. Volunteers, including Girl Scouts busily stuffed stockings for youngsters with small toys, candy, fruit and books that will brighten a child's holiday season. "So far the kettle drive is going pretty good." Snelson said. "It's been a little bit better than last Year. Money from the kettles and fund appeal letters sent to area citizens is used to buy the foodstuffs and toys wholesale. Tuesday night the Salvation Army headquarters hummed with more than 30 cheerful volunteers working to prepare for today'sI distribution. Men were in an- assembly-t)Te line filling paper bags with canned goods, cakes, bread, chicken accor according to family SIZC, Imedium d large. Ladies were busy sorting and neatly arranging gwnes, balls. small toys and dolls on long tables. The 200 dolls were dressed by commun ty volunteers, many of —. them from clubs and. businesses. Then, at 10a.m. today, moms and dads, carrying letters issued earlier by Salvation Arm)' officials, filed through the distribution — They picked out two to>s for each of their chijdrt' 'tad then rucived bags of groce es. • S0t of the canned goods were donated by Girl Scouts who held a carol sing in a shopping center, and brought canned goods (or the Salvation Army's annual program to help the needy. Aast year we served about 130 families," Snelson said. "and we've already had that many pre-register this year. We've also had requc-3- '-rn another50 or more families. By tonight we expect to have den,, baskets to about fl families. Slained neLson explained that ti' were also many hours spent by getting read)' for today .distribution of food and toys. One man who's been out of work helped us and used his truck to haul things. Others have helped in numerous Ways. C I • . . fly 11011 110YD Herald S taff , Ilal , iwppens o A Mississippi reader wants _________________________ to know if the three-diamond m bid is a force in the As we hve said partnership biddingsede. two quence time and one heart. one spa time again in iiSCOIUfllfl.th diamonds, two notrip. three • i •e diamonds extra chance whe This is a matter for ble Sometimes that little exIra chance makes the partnership agreement We difference between failure play it as a force as do most other playersand success A first glance at the dummy (Do you have a question shows South that he has four ;r the exports2 Write "Ask potential losers A trump the Jacobys" care of (fIrS loser if the finesse fails; two newspaper. rho Jacobirs *I/,' hearts and one diamond answer individual questions If he has to play hearts it stamped, self-addressed himself he will get away with envelopos are enclosed rho only one loser in that suit if he most interesting questions Can find East with both king will be used in this column and queen or with a doubleton and will receive copies of honor He can also expert per to MODERN) ODERN) I p. - •, • Ii -.1111 amen_ -u ' SIDE GLAN ... ash- Kindness ' — Keith had run previously for a city commission berth, two years ago, losing by 200 votes. "It's been an uphill battle for two years," Keith said, adding that he hadn't really expected to win. "I doubt I'll ever run again," he said. "The people of Sanford are so wonderful, I love everyone of them. I'm so glad I'll have a chance to show Sanford just how wonderful I think it is." The 59-year-old Keith continued camnahrnirw -1,ht tn ih lnqi minute. "I had people call inc and tell re.. gotten out of sick bed to vote for me and I'm sure Gordon had supporters like that too he said Keith and his wife, Roberta, are the parents of five sons and three grandsons. Born in I3rocket, N. D., Keith has resided in Sanford for nearly 40 years, been married for 34 years to a native Sanfordite and been employed at Perkins for 30 vprs During his campaign Keith said he did not know how much one an could do, "but I'm going to try." Unofficial results gave Keith 545 votes to 395 for Meyer, a substantial margin of victory. In the Dec.7 general election Keith came in second in a fourman field with 497 votes to 720 for Me) er Despite the poor turnout Tuesday, Keith was able to cart-)' 48 more votes than during the general election The commissioner-elect will take office in January. Kettle The , • • fie said, however, he believed that many projects he had • i Seat worked on needed completion and had decided to run for a third term, hoping the people would understand. He also said that he enjoyed elective office and was prepared to accept defeat, if this was the people's choice. • •- finesse. fie ruffs the club K 4 return: enters dummy with a V Q97 V K 82 trump leads a low diamond 854 • K 10732 and sticks in his nine to force A iO 63 K J 85West's 501 Till If)) ruffed, the queen of diamonds led and a heart chucked from durmny Q Eas( takes his king, but South is home He will be able Iloth vulnerable to discard dummys other los. Ing heart on the )ack of diamonds Iasi 2 A Pass 4£ 8 - issio n Kelit h Beats Meyer EAST A 3 Opening lead Comm ,'.•'. get away with one loser if he can get the opponents to play hearts for him. is also extra cha nce Can - RT11 is IT'S s BRIDGE AT Sanford Win OS%Al I) lt HAVE Wi'GS? 0 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents - MYGQOOES5'yJtjG MAN, N0EQC7y 69th Year, No. 106-Wednesday, D _ —— LOU!, ARCHIE PRISCILLA'S !! • cTcPn STATE tsjR Answer to Previous Puzzle ONE JO?fT TAK.T4AT LU6 t'M 40t) ALL AVE 46 Weaken 49 Erinyes I Monkey 51 Bring 7 Squeezes out harmony 11 Wandered 53 Wanderer about from duty 12 Assigned 54 Placid workers to 55 Give 14 Lily Maid temporanly 15 Wore 56 More banal 16 Work with a needle DOWN • BEETLE BAILEY I Fit ACROSS MJ17weFOR I Herald Photo by Jean Patt,son) MRS. .JOSEPHINE Il:I(ltINF1t $eason's Cheer From The IRS By MARYLINTIPTON Herald Writer "I lust got out of the hospital. This n.une) sure is to help!" Josephine Ilarriner's hands shook slightly, as WI her voice as she learned that she is $192 richer than she thought. 'I'm so nervous," she said apologetically as she tumhlt'd with the telephone dial. Mrs. Barrinr's call finally went through to Internal Revenue Services office in Orlando to learn how much she would receive in a previously undelivered tax refund check. Mrs. Barnner is one of 10 Sanford residents on a list published by IRS of undelivered refund checks Like Mrs Hamner others on this list should call the IRS in Orlando at 4Z2-25). Alter they have fully Identified themselves including social security number) papers will be mailed them to till out. When the papers are properly cornpitted the IRS will give them their refund. (*her Sanford residents with checks due are: Ella V Anderson; William I., Faulk Jr Felix T. and Marla K Jackson; l)avuj Walter Johnson; Thomas and Barbara Key; Johnny McCoy; James and lilhie Mae NeLson, Richard A. Settk', and Wi1iiin I .'•' Today TO THE POW • . . . - fi jO' di±t: . VOLUNTEERS FILL. BAGS . ._-, - . I , If/ .. . 3m., (Heqap ,$, M. Alp . i1•1/ ' WITH GROCERIES FOR NEEDS' ' by lob Lloyd) Around The (lock Bridge Calendar Comics Crswurd Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb . FAMILIES I-A Horoscope 2-Il hospital 8-A 2-B Obituaries 2-fl .purla 4-A Teier,Lstuii 3-13 Weather 2.0 Women 2-li 8-A 8-A 6-7-A 6-Il S-A i.•• ING SHOR 3 L IS d" CHRISTMAS - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 21, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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