9 10 314 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bf8d7756bc16b0a260b9afb0cbd2cba6.pdf b2860bd20a2163fd48e64759b56d091c PDF Text Text ( fi plull< veni nff IE NM 69th Year No 10 C7 Monday, December 20, 1976 Sanford Florida 32771 -Price 10 Cents ITI M L!II' x fTl i! Carter Names Woman HE'LL , -x_ pu BE k7_11 U) t r- 'J . IT IN 21 r ______ / Q i: m n ________ ______ - Secreta ry PIAINS, Ga. (AP) — 11riesident-elect Carter toda) named his first woman Cabinet member. educator Juanita Kreps to ___________________ be secretary of commerce, and appotntedan Atlanta lawyer to DAYS P-i z Commerce 106 • 4 be attorney general and a Min-congressman as secretary of agriculture. Ile said he is actively recruit- -- in 4 IT - 7 W "very large numbers of , - blacks and other rni- / in sub-Cabinet positions, and predicted that this will provide rn lJ •- r ). ______________ - . pi 'T 11 ,+3 X~l -Z r e, ff, A t. rn :5: a. ?7;;- ' ' ' r V4 93 % Ir r WHAT'S Only the debris of what once wasabuilding at 301, 303 and 307 Sanford Ave., remains to be advLser Charles Kirbo. J - - reat attorney general."Cr 2, is a law partner of I nA At a nationally broadcast news conference, Carter pre- g - ill j7, • . - —Griffin Bell, Atlanta la%vyer, former federal appeals court judge, for attorney generill. Carter said Bell will be- "a > _ - 77 a pool of talent to serve at the top appointi ve levels of future —Dr. Kreps, an economist and vice president of Duke University, for secretary of com merce. tie said her credenti.,Is are "absolutely superb.' 73 Q ,rn .sprr - i a farmer who has served in the LEFT cleaned up from the demolition of the structure condemned by the City of Sanford. r JAW 4W tary of agriculture. Bcrgland is contractor John Blount is Jan. 1, according to the city building department. Joe Moss is owner of the property. a political ally of Vice President-elect Walter F. Mondale. Convicted Of Bombing, Freed t - Police - • I 111111ADEIIIIIIA (AP) — "I didn't do it," Robert •> rI Photo b Rick Wells) — - N - C5 a -, LA - 05. t j '- 2 a __________ I — _____________ F B _________ •1 03 0 _ 0. El can ' _________ L; Cf) — F M:0 I' li ve C) 1E - ID I with her, .__I ° r, tpp ri f- ." ( 0 S 0 L . 0 5. °.' .t 9 F • get rid M _____________ B = - _________ • C/i o,£ h er ' 177'1 FA . . • to ~ r_ co Cr -10 S > ::r ' ) 1__~ E 2- 8 b c > he was 1! ) lb !P eb Wilkinson said when he was a rr es te d on cha rges of throwing a firebomb that killed five people. He spent 439 da ys jail before authorities authores believed him. Th district attorney's office said Wilkinson, V. who was convicted last APU. probab ly would be care charges if witnesses scheduled to appear at a hearing today support his claim of innocence. "God has been very good to mc," says Frank Battle of San- Rattle, but I sure have lots of friends who come to see me." Rattle's hearing problem could be bo mb that killed a Puerto Rican woman and four children. ford explaining how he has managed to live almost 106 years. treated with a hearing aid, but local agencies have so far been fidavit t ha t says he lied when he tes tiled that he saw Ilis voice is deeply pleasant, slightly halting. His knotty black unable to obtain one for him. After Battle's first wife died he hands tremble slightly, but his feelings about life and Sanford since the softspoken Cennie remarried It is only 20 ear became his wife. "My father was a wise man." says Battle. "Ile alm-ays told tile never to fight, never to hit niv wife. Ile said 'if you can * t live Frank Battle believes in hard work, lie had married in Georgia, coming to Florida. Soon his with her get rid of her!' lie was right, too. Battle isn't particularly concerned about being so old, nor is efforts resulted in being able to buy the property where he still lives on 13th Street. "We had a two-story house on lie troubled bv fear of death, "When it's time for you to go, tile good Lord will take you," lie says. 'rhen he smiles and add- this property, too," he recalls. The second and remaining house s,"and it's a whole, beautiful new life after that." Battle will be 106 oil Jan. 10, is a small wooden structure whose front porch is generally filled with right...' 2!: :3 -' 0 to chat. I don t hear so good, says "I love this place," he said. "I came here in 1933, didn't have any money an(] got a job clearing larld. The job prosper ed because =r 0 friends stopping by llerak1%rster I . . M, Jrn MMtYLIN liPTON OU - _n en rx , . r. ~~ P :,v R: ii _________ .1 - • - ____ s.Z' rn 0 a- CA 0 (1) c — . - N 011111111 7. 0 o. ' W6 , u!dn I t i3e " It eve one f is David McGInn, 19, who told a federal judge last Wednesday that it was be who tbrewthe Another Is Nelson Garcia, who has submitted an Wilkinson throw the firebomb.' On Oct. 5, 1975, Ahen police picked him up, Wilklason told them he was on his way home from celebrating his first wedding anniversary when he saw the fire at the home of Radames Santiago. lie said he turned In alarm. Wilkinson, who is mildly re ta rded, called his mother from the police station. think I've kifled live people," he told ber. "I the fire After nine hours of Interrogation, he signed a con lession. The police "made up most of th e story," Wilki nson said In a recent Interview. "But it got so that 1 would say - whatever came to my m in d ing any th t)(aS(' th,t's ht they wanted to hear." Him Ile said a police detective slapped him across the cheek and shouted, "U you don't frli as th e truth, you'll never and baby aga" Wilkinson, a car radiator repairman, iledInlieu o1r0,oball.t April, he was conv,cted oImur. His confession and Garcia's testimony were among the see your we ja Th e Philadelphia Inquirer Investigated the case and reported that at least seven other personsapparently were beaten, threatened or otherwise coerced by police Into making false statements. When McGinnis confessed. Wilkinson's ball was reduced from r_54,000 to $5,000, and he was set free Last Thursday. Today Around The Clock dge Calendar 4-A Iforoscope 4-B Hospital S-A Obituaries 4-B Comics Crossword Editorial Dear .bby 4-B Sports 4-B Television 4- A Weather i-il Women IG-11-A 2-B S-A &A ~rt 1. 17 c -7 JW41L QQ CD Cr L; Er - Porch at 1200-13th St. is frequent meeting place for Frank Battle and friends. It X =Cn M on MMU) dav when [tattle %ii,as not feeling viiell. 40 law_ 0. M vs 0 21 'I .' 71 00 . 00 t! 2 ----- FOR THOSE - WHO NEED --------------I - __ South Seminole Ja cees work as Santa Claus at Altamonte Mail preparing toys for neeth children and families. They passed them out door-t o-d oor Sunday . (From left, Ron Schwab and son, Ronnie; Jaycee Tom Reading, and helper Willie Brown.) �ft. 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 2o, 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NA110N IN BRIEF 5 Men Still Missing In Tanker Explosion LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Coast Guard says it may be two or three days before divers can begin searching for the five men still missing in an explosion that destroyed an oil tanker in Los Angeles Harbor. Four Italian crewmen who were killed aboard the 810-foot Sansinena have been identified. Crews worked Sunday to skim 5,000 gallons of oil from the water, but remaining oil delayed the search for the missing men — four more crewmen and a security guard - around the two partially submerged sections of the ship. Black Guerrillas, Massacre Laborers SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP) - Mozambique-based guerrillas lined up about 25 black laborers from a tea plantation and massacred them with niachinegun fire, Rhodesian security sources said today. The black workers were slain Sunday night on a plantation a few miles from the fanning center of Meisetter about ix miles from the Mozambique border in the eastern highlands, the sources said. No official details were Immediately available of the slayings - reportedly the worst action against Rhodesian civilians by black guerrillas in four years of warfare against the white government, Correspondents were being flown to the area Monday by the government to see the corpses. A newspaper in South Africa, the Johannesburg Star, said the guerrillas rounded up whole families from the tea estate and marched them toward the nearby Mozambique border, but later let women and children go free. Then the men were lined up against a wall and gunned down, the paper said. The Star said it was not yet known whether the families saw the killings. The area surrounding Melsetter, the administrative town for southeast Rhodesia, has been the scene of intensified strikes by guerrillas over the last six months. Pope Pleads Peace, Blasts 'Terrorism VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope Paul VI, In his annual state of the church and world message, appealed today for negotiated peace accords in the Middle East and Rhodesia conflicts. lie assailed "cold-blooded terrorism" in parts of the world. The pope also defended his policies Against criticism both from the Roman Catholic church's extreme progressives and extreme traditionalists. The 79-year-old pontiff delivered his message to his cardinals in a consistory that also set the date for the canonization of John Neumann, a 19thcentury bishop of Philadelphia. Patrols Target Vandals Bishop Neumenn's sainthood on June 19 will make him the first male U.S. saint. Two American women have been named saints - Mother Cabrini and Mother Seton. Pope Paul noted "with satisfaction" the end of the war that "for so long bloodied Lebanon" and appealed for "good will" for the reconstruction of that Middle East nation. "The Lebanese crisis," the pope added, "has shown the urgency of solving the entire Middle East problem ... (and) an adequate solution to the problem of holy places and above all the problem of Jerusalem." Oil Spillage Targeted TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The staff of a select House committee is recommending that lawmakers merge the Ethics Commission with the Elections Commission and beef up the new panel to enforce the Sunshine Amendment. The staff report of the House Select Cornmitteeon Standards and Conduct says the two panels sometimes duplicate investigations on complaints growing out of campaigns. 'II • • ATLANTA (AP) — Researchers in 11 states are conducting tests to learn whether the recently suspended swine flu immunization program is linked to paralysis in some persons who were vaccinated. Death Forecast: 54 'Assertive' Betty Lauded rm • MIAMI (AP) - A North Miami physician was sentenced to two years in prison and fined $45,000 today on his conviction of defrauding the Medicare pro.gram. Dr. Kenneth Berdick was convicted Nov. 12 on 42 counts of a 119-count indictment charging he had billed Medicare for services not performed. The U.S. Attorney's offce hailed the penalty imposed by Judge Joe Eaton as "one of the first of its type in the country" and a possible deterrent for &hers. 1%0 F7 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. I Ii irs PROJECT IS: A defined task which provides a public service, provided that such service does not expand existing, on-going services. 09 EACH INTERESTED PARTIES ARE TO CONTACT: SEMINOLE COUNTY MANPOWER DIVISION SEMINOLE COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE SEMINOLE PLAZA - HWY. 17.fl 1 436 CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 32707 PHONE: *31-4445 OR DARK cou I 9 Deadline for submittal of proposals is December 31, 1976 Fti*g Jienild log NORFOLK, Va — Navy Airman Apprentice Danny L. MikeLs, son of Mr. and Mrs. MikeLs of 108 Slogen Cl., Sanford, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Orisndo Berdick, operator of a clinic in an affluent .condnmlnium community, remains free On bond while he appeals the convict ion. "We're elated "a spokesman said. ''Convictions in similar cases have often brought probationary sentences and light fines." Eaton sentenced Berdick to two years' imprisonment on each guilty count, with the terms to run concurrently. The doctor was fined $7,500 on each of six counts. Testimony revealed Berdick collected $500,000 in Medicare payments over the past five years. Larceny of clothing items from clotheslines isn't uncommon, but today sheriff's deputies were looking for a thief who took a $135 skindiver's wet suit over the weekend from a line in the yard of the Paul E. Summer residence at 6521 linneal Beach Dr., Forest City. For the fourth weekend in a row, thieves believed to have a key made off with two color televisions from rooms at the Days Inn, SH46 and 14, west of Sanford. Sheriff's deputies reported the missing televisions are valued at $750. Two Mt. Ira women posted $2,500 bonds and were released from county jail following their arrests by Altamonte Springs ,' ......... 1599 4\ I RL Now 3.88 Orig. 6.99 Jean style siack of pOyesier duhle knit Great fashion Three-part leisure suiting jacket, slacks, and coordinating print shirt All done in polyester knit in some of tOe School. 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The Seminole Sheriff's Department is stepping up residential patrols in efforts to combat vandalism aimed at holiday decorations, a spokesman said today. "We're doing all we can to step up patrols, including the we of unmarked patrol cars," Chief Deputy Duane Harrell said. "But It takes being in the right place at the right time to apprehend vandals' Lidi LVII SdIU reports 110111 citizens, especially in south Seminole's heavily populated sections, are coming in daily about damaged and stolen utdoor holiday decorations. lie said over the weekend Sgt. lcau Taylor nabbed three juvenile suspects in connection mth the theft of dozens of holiday light bulbs. "Vandals will be prosecuted," Harrell said. "They'll either go to jail or to the Juvenile Detention Center, according to their ages, if we catch them." A deputy patroling Sunday night for reckless drivers in the [tolling lliils subdivision west of I A)ngwood and south of SR-434 recovered two cypress plant stands that had been taken from a house at 603 Orange St. Deputy Ron Gilbert reported that he spotted the stands complete with pots, valued at $50, inside a car parked at Orange St. and Pressvicw Ave. A short time later a barefooted man approached the auto, claiming a "friend" had given him the stolen items. Gilbert reported he arrested Gerold II Weaver, 24, of 890-C Onienta Dr., Altamonte Springs, on a petty larceny charge and bond was set at To Bolster Sunshine NEW YORK (AP) - Television weatherman Tex Antoine, suspended for an on-camera remark about rape, returns to WABC-TV's "Eyewitness News" today, but he won't be in front of the cameras. Kenneth McQueen, vice president and general manager of WABC-TV, said Antoine will continue drawing his $56,000-ayear salary while helping prepare reports for his replacement, Storm Field. A TV weatherman for 27 years, Antoine was suspended Nov. 24. when, after a news announcement of a rapist's attack on an 8-yearold girl, he remarked on camera that "Confucius say, If rape is inevitable, relax and enjoy it." Starts Tues. at 8 a.m. f FLOR IDA INBRIEF Paralysis Probe Continues IH I Herald Staff Writer Panel Urges Merger ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) - First Lady Betty Ford "exemplifies today's independent woman, expressing her views honestly and forcefully," said University of Michigan President Robben Fleming in presenting her with an honorary doctor of laws degree. Mrs. Ford combines "an assertive position on women's rights with the dedication to family values and ties," Fleming said during Sunday's ceremony. President Ford and two of their four children sat in the audience as Mrs. Ford received the degree from her husband's alma mater. Special savings on last minute gifts, By BOB LLOYD I BOSTON (AP) - As 1.5 million gallons of heavy fuel oil from a grounded tanker headed toward one of the world's richest fishing grounds, the Coast Guard mapped strategy for keeping 6 million gallons more from escaping. The Coast Guard drastically revised Sunday its estimate of how much oil had leaked from the 640-foot Argo Merchant. Capt. Lynn Hem, coordinator of the cleanup operation, raised the estimate from 100,000 gallons. But he added that the leaking had dwindled because cold temperatures had thickened the oil to pudding-like consistency. Monday, Dec. 20,1976—J. by Campa ign Tr,nvr.r I J heel Now 6.88 Rabbit scuff 1 Now '1.88 I JCPenney The CIhristmas Place "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Monday thru Thursday 8 am, to 10 p.m. Now 2.88 - Friday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. �'N I IhENtil AVE S\NFORI). Fi.;\ 32771 . r(.I Gdc ;0.')- 22261 I or EL I-99.1 Monday, December 20, 1976-4A Around W:YNF 1). DOYLE. Publisher NOHMN II, OSHUIN. Editor ,IUSEPII l) \\N liRACKI.E, Advertising Director I Hint' I )vlivt'r \Setk, cents: Moth, $2.40: 1 Months, fl I 20, 10 It \1iii In Florida sanit' as home deliver All 1 tht r uul \I rh, $2 71). 6 Morths, $i6,20; 12 Months , $32.40. w Stable Senate The Clock As the Founding Fathers intended, the U.S. Senate is more stable politically than the house of Representatives. With senators serving staggered I He was an old, bearded and white-h.-" red man with the kindest eyes I've ever seen. He wanted to talk about Christmas. First he reminded me the holiday was about 40 years newer than Christianity — that it didn't exist until the church "fathers" decided a celebration of the birth of Yeshua (Jesus) the Christ was in order. Then he reminded me that the date, Dec. 25, selected for Christ-Mass was arbitrarily chosen. Most dates of commemorative celebration in the Christian calendar are selected the same way. He commented that many people of non-Christian religious affiliation celebrate Christmas now. In fact, he said, many people with no interest in religion celebrate the holiday. In his opinion that is good. If people celebrate Christmas, he says, they cannot help but be at least subconsciously aware that it has a meaning deeper than fancy cards and many presents. If people suffering from antagonism against religion celebrate the "holy-&y" they will be reminded of an international goal of world peace and an Individual goal of peace within. If people who have given little or no thought to religion celebrate Christmas they must, by its nature, become aware of light of enlightenment and of the enlightenment that can come to man - - WORLD through awareness of that which is greater than himself and exists within and without himself. Perhaps, he whispered Just before he left, man will not confine his celebration of Christmas to his present awarenesses, but will concede that there may be much enlightenment In his understandingto-come. And perhaps Christmas can then be a true IN BRIEF Rabin Breaks With Ally, "Day of Enlightenment." As he walked away from me I noticed for the first time a most peculiar bulge on either side of his jacket, about the level of his shoulder blades. Reported Ready To Quit JERUSALEM (At)) Israel's newspapers and its state radio predicted that Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin would resign late - From each rather pointy bulge extended a long curve, hidden underneath the cloak he wore. today or Tuesday to pave the way for spring elections following his purge of the National Religious party from his coalition government. Rabin's break with the longtime ally of By MARYLIN TIFTON Is Important six-year terms, the upper house tends to bend only slightly with changes in the political wind. The lower house, where the entire membership is elected every two years, can be buffeted by passing changes in the national mood. This often makes some segments of the public impatient with the Senate. Senators advanced in years, wielding the power of seniority, often can make the upper house seem too conservative for the times. As the 95th Congress prepares to meet, however, the tendency of the Senate to be dominated by mature "elder statesmen" of politics looks like a definite asset for Americans who look to Washington for policies approaching the middle of the road. The House of Representatives saw an infusion of 79 freshman Democrats two years ago, most of them liberals. They helped overturn the power of senior members in the committee system and gave a more activist tone to the lower house. All but three of them were reelected this year. With another 47 new Democrats elected in November, there is an influential strain of new blood in the 2 to 1 majority which the Democrats command in the House. Although more than half of the 33 Senate seats up for election this year were won by newcomers, the ideological balance in the Senate will hardly change. The Democrats hold the same 62-38 majority they did before — less than two-thirds — and moderates and conservatives are prominent within those majority ranks. The presence of a restraining Senate buffer between the House and the executive branch can be significant next year. President-elect Carter is a neophyte in the federal process. Many of his closest advisers are coming from outside the Washington scene. He will be working with a Congress of his own party which promises a higher degree of cooperation between the White House and Capitol Hill than we have seen for the last eight years, but that cooperation must take place within the concept of checks and balances between the legislative and executive branches. As a Democrg,' and a newcomer, Mr. Carter may be reluctant to use his veto power when he has doubts about legislation emerging from a Congress dominated by members of his own party. In his campaign he frequently attacked President Ford for his use of the veto to frustrate the Democratic Congress. House Democrats have just elected the Massachusetts liberal Rep. Thomas P. (Tip) O'Neill as the next speaker. The even more liberal Rep. Phillip Burton of California lost the election for majority leader to Rep. James Wright of Texas by only one vote. Obviously the liberals are coming on strong in the House — stronger than might suit the former governor of Georgia. Mr. Carter, who is taking a cautious approach to planks in the Democratic platform which bear the liberal stamp, may need allies in the Senate to produce legislative programs of a moderate cast. Mr. Carter obviously will be well briefed on the issues when he checks into the White House. There will be some old Washington hands in his retinue as well as newcomers. Yet he will need time and experience to find his footing in dealings with Congress. There is some comfort in the prospect that the Senate can provide checks and balances of its own if liberals in the House are carried away by the sense of power that comes with having a fellow Democrat in the White House. d TOM TIED DON OAKLEY Illegal Why Jews Aliens: What To Do? Want Their Homeland WASHINGTON A man I know Is breaking several laws of this country. He is an illegal alien, a citizen of Mexico come to Washington where the pickings are better. He works in a service station, and as far as I can determine he is in violation of U.S. immigration, labor, public assistance and tax regulations. Yet I do not turn him in. He is a splendid man, cheerful and bright, and he has shown me photographs of his family back home. I like him and feel for him. I know he's wrong, but I'm not able to do what's right; indeed, I'm not even sure what is right. In this regard I am something of a microcosm of the national attitude toward illegal aliens. Most Americans are at least somewhat aware of their increasing presence, and also of the grief they engender. We know we can't afford to be benevolent. We know we must stop the madness. We even know how to do it. And still we do - not act. A Ut of things happened in 1492: The last Moslem stronghold in Spain was overthrown and the nation united under King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella; Columbus was dispatched to find a shorter route to the Indies and the Je1 were kicked out of the country. In intervening 484 years, a trickle of Jews apparently managed to slip back into Spain because today there are about 12,000 of them in a populatbn of 34 million. Only within the past 10 years, however, have they been permitted to practice their religion. And only the other day were they permitted to hold their first legal For whom e bell tolls, meeting, other than worship services, since Ferndinand and Isabella — a conference sponsored by the World Jewish Congress anil attended by 70 delegates. This greatly distressed a number of Arabs, whose ancestors once ruled a large part of Spain tand, ironically, granted the Jews greater tolerance than they were to know in Spain for five centuries). ' JOHN CUNNIFF Not that we haven't agonized to a good extent. According to the Immigration and Naturalization Service, as many as a million foreigners, mostly from Mexico, are silently invading the nation annually. Ten million may be here now, more or less permanently. Many states and the federal government call the NEW YORK (AP) Keep in mind these phenomenon a crisis. perhaps items that might have an Impact on your Already the illegals account for three-million jobs that would otherwise be pocketbook in 1977: available to legitimate residents. Vernon Jervis 1. Home mortgage lenders are becoming of the Immigration Department says at least one more and more exasperated by what they feel is million of the Jobs are substantial. And the work the illogic of guaranteeing a flied borrowing rate is not the only thing lost; much of the $3 billion to on loans. $10 billion earned each year by illegals is un Do nald Kaplan of the Federal Home Loan taxed and sent by the wage earners to be spent in Board, a federal agency, put it this way. their home nations. "What other businessman, whose cost of And, as things stand now, it can only get materials Is not fixed, contracts to deliver goods worse. For years immigration has admitted that and services for 30 years on a (lied-price conits border patrol, though substantial, is unable to tract." cope with the matter. Meanwhile, Mexico's population mow 60 million) is doubling every 20 With the world apparently going through a years, pauperism there is common, the per prolonged period of economic instability, during capita GNP is a thin $740, space and resources which interest rates might rise or fall are shrinking, and more and more peons are precipitously, you can look for lenders to raise seeking relief in America. their pressure for variable-rate loans. Therefore the outlook is numbing. By 1980 As applied to mortgages, such loans would there may be 15 million of them here, accounting rise or fall In accordance with the general level for something like 6 per cent of the population. of rates, or costs the lender must pay In order to Combined earnings of the more fortunate among have money to lend. these may total as much as $50 million a day by 2. Commercial banks are seeking to end the some estimates. Others, less fortunate, will assuredly be causing havoc In the public interest rate differential that permits saving hospitals, welfare agencies, Jails and slums of a banks to pay a higher return on savings. At the moment, savings banks are permitted dozen or more affected states. Also by then there may be additional to pay up to 5.25 per cent on ordinary passbook misfortunes of a social nature. Last year savings, and 7.75 per cent on certificates of disgusted farm workers in New Mexi6 set up a deposit. Commercial banks are limited to 5 and border patrol of their own, using violence, to flag 7.50 per cent, respectively. the rush of illegals. Even now there are gangs of The commercial banks are quite unhappy young bandits raping and robbing the legally about this situation, especially since their big, defenseless aliens crossing the border Into wholesale business has been off this year. They California. Authorities predict far more of this are probably more interested In small retail behavior as bitterness deepens. customers than ever before. Planning - - routine persecution where not expelled, that paid by the thrifts. may have had something to do with the Jewish But there's a catch about which you should be desire to re-establish a national homeland in the aware: Whereas the thrift institiutions have Middle East seems to escape the modern Arabs, been offering the top rates of 5.25 and 7.75 per as well as a lot of other people. cent, the commercial banks have not. Kipling needs updating: It you can keep your 3. Municipal bond funds are the latest rage in head while others about you are losing theirs, the mutual fund industry. you must be living in a mental hospital, my son. The "munlfunds" are catching on strongly According to a psychiatrist at the Lebanon among small investors, who seem to have Hospital for Nervous and Mental Disorders in become decidedly conservative. For an in- Beirut, one of only about 10 psychiatrists in the vestment of as little as $1,000, a buyer can take entire country, the need for tranquilizers and advantage of the tax-exampt quality of other psychoactive drugs to treat the hospital's municipal bonds. oatients actually declined during the 19-month civil war. Because they are not federally taxed, an "While the supposedly normal people outside if interest rate of 6 per cent on one of these were acting insane," he says, "our most securities, typically Issued by a city or school disturbed patients became calmer in the midst of district or municipal authority, can be the the worst gunfire. They watched television, equivalent of 9 per cent of more offered on a played games and helped the staff." taxable security, depending upon the buyer's tax It seems to have overtones of "Catch 22" but bracket, in reverse, and might be humorous were it not Many people seem to, think that such for the very real human tragedy of that bitter securities Involve littIp or no risk, since the conflict. The Lebanese medical profession expects a taxing power of the Issuer stands behind the bonis. But many buyers fail to recognize the marked increase in mental health problems now that the fighting has ended and when, as another obvious, which Is: CAIRO, Egypt (AP) Talks between Presidents Anwar Sadat of Egypt and Hafez Assad of Syria about peace negotiations with - I Israel are going well, their information ministers report. Sadat and Assad are trying to figure out how to pressure the Palestinians into joining an Arab delegation to a Geneva peace conference with Israel, and how to persuade the United States to pressure Israel into negotiating with the Palestinians. I Bukovsky Raps Helsinki Pact ZURICH, Switzerland AP Life got much rougher for Soviet prisoners after - Western and Soviet leaders signed the Helsinki Agreement in the summer of 1975, .1 freed human rights fighter Vladimir Bukovsky says. Bukovsky, released from a Soviet prison in exchange for Chilean Communist party leader Luis Corvalan, told a news conference the 35-nation East West pact was a Soviet manuever to disarm the West and curt) the struggle for human rights in Russia. Birthday Boy Brezhnev Arab amabassadors denounced the meeting and demanded assurances from the government that it was a strictly private affair. A couple For 1977 dozen Arab youths demonstrated outside thf Madrid hotel where the meeting was helP protesting the "imperialist, Zionist, reactionary The big commercial banks, therefore, are fighting to end Regulation Q, which enforces the conspiracy against t.etanese Palestinians." The possibility that the expulsion of the Jews differential on them. They want to be able to offer borrowers an interest rate attractive as from so many countries over the centuries, and his ruling Labor party ended his majority in the Knesset, the Israeli parliament, and raised the prospect that he would lose a vote of confidence this week. Political writers agreed he would quit before the vote to keep the initiative. Sadat-Assad Talk Peace MOSCOW (AP) Awards and accolades poured in to honor Soviet Communist party chief Leonid I. Brezhnev on his 70th birthday. Leaders from every Soviet Bloc country at- 4 tended a ceremony and luncheon in the Kremlin on Sunday at which Brezhnev received his sixth Order of Lenin, his second hero of the Soviet Union and a sword in . recognition of "outstanding services in strengthening the defense capacity of the country." I A Ticket For The Princess LONDON (AP) A speeding charge has been filed against England's Princess Anne, - who has in the past been warned about her driving habits. 11cr latest brush with the law involves a charge of driving her Rover sedan at a speed of 90 miles an hour through a 70 m.p.h. zone, police said Sunday. The 26-year-old princess is alleged to have topped 90 m.p.h. on the a drive through Derbyshire in the English midlands while ac- Analysis to - '. They were victims of two terrifying explosions, which ripped through the mine. The disaster, like many before it, could have been avoided. For the Scottia mine is a monument to broken federal mine safety laws. We sent our roving reporter, Hal Bernton, into the coal fields to find out why the mine safety laws aren't better enforced. He found that the federal mine inspectors are underpaid, overworked and harassed. They crawl through miles of narrow, damp passages, checking roof supports, measuring methane gas levels and checking air ventilation. Their reward is likely to be a churlish reception, perhaps even physical violence, from the rugged mine operators. Complained one inspector: "You can make qaftq~,_. — "No kiddin Frank ! You should see low sales people treat me since I started wearin' th/s outfit!" more money roofboltkg the mines than you can as an inspector. What incentives do you have to crawl Into every damn doghole? You are subject to constant abuse wherever you go. "You like to think you might have saved some daddy from getting killed. But merchants blackball you. And when you serve an order on an operator, he may draw his pistol and send his . professor had set as W goal still eludes him at the end, as it did Austria's Metternich and Britain's Castlereagh, the 19th century masters of statecraft who influenced Kissinger's course. But the world was at peace, and that, Kissinger has said, i "the most moral" goal of all. Cyrus H. Vance, who comes after him, will suffer the fate of a great man's successor: large , ,hoes to fill and the uneasy .sense that someone's looking over his shoulder. So strong was Kissinger's .' U' ,. I 44 i :.... . -... • it4T 88 9" e , ' . SAVINGS GOOD THRU WED., DEC. -- NAPKINS SPLASH ON LOTION ALL POPULAR BRANDS 02. 3/2 1 VIVA BRUT 33 GARET 22 BORDEN CE CREA ELSIE BRAND . milmrit on foreign policy that e%en the Carter administration, hov%ever inuch it intends to eschew one-inan (hplornacy and advance "in oral ity," will be t1 nder its influence — in dealing mth the Russians and the Chi- nc:e, in trying to head off a new war in the Middle East, in promoting black rule in south- Off WITH FIGURE I I I ru stores 1/ 2 GALLON 4C C C C C / '' I #" LIMIT 1 . LIMIT 2 CARTONS crn Africa and a more equitable LIMIT I 1111o.— dwstrial and the developing nations of the world. Kissinger was fond of saying the United States could no longer operate with the supreme scif-confidence that it is "the %%orld's policeman" and predorninant po%er, but he en_ It KENNER lianced its authority among the I , mmors bion icS0r ;j allies, western Europe and Japan, felt slighted, bit in the cNI inosl analysts agreed that U.S. Carefully calibrating U.S. Military sup po rt For Israel so l 21 Reg 79t KEHNER — I ,_ TATIflhl s ,, ' Wh7'r,' . ace rocket \ ' not included.) CORNING WARES . - ', ' 10.99 BAKE . SCHAPER IeII9IO7OG00DWIN CB BASE STATION TRANSCEIVER 13 99 Ri5 1 23 Citizens Band channels, Transmits on Channel 14. Solid state circuitry. . SUPER TOUCH BASKETBALL E ' (" 1.. . Parker Brothers' famous ici SET - MONOPOLY h(W i " COOK i''' N ' `ILRUL& W 7988 . BIONIC - plishments over the long run. legac~. PALOMAR 899 U tswiththeniwerstron' The Middle East was most typical. pe rhaps of Kissinger's Africa and the Third World typify, meanwhile, his fiexibility and, again, his uncertain .t>) 6" For a while, the traditional stamina and persuasive Boa of 25 a_scred c hik acrobatically balancing t h e Ch1ne5c against thUu; skills, but also of the uncertainty of Kissinger's accom- STICK-ON, STAR BOWS BIONIC WOMAN Beautiful 12',~ Arabb and the black Africans 2499 I 4'Mlc1ifE1A1. ELECTRIC flhITflf'flD/IIIflt%I%D i real estate trading game for two or more players. 29 L(iNI)ON AP World grain production has expanded faster than population growth, 5.99 - 'a psychiatrist puts it, "people settle down and can Municipal bonds commonly are sold with long afford the luxury of becoming emotionally maturities. The full price is guaranteed it the disturbed." lie guesses that 25 per cent of the bonds are held to maturity. But If redeemed population, especially in ravaged Beirut, will before maturity, a bond-holder often must ac- have breakdowns and hysterical manifestations cept a lower price., that will require hospitalization. GABRIEL. official figures showed Sunday. The International Wheat Council's latest report estimated world wheat output this year at just WANHABEES ASSORTMENT 'iris can be anything they over 400 million metric tons, equivalent to 220 pounds for every person in the world's annu be with these little peop)e"t Hands hold, population of four billion. FLOFO dog after you." The physical danger is a real problem. Attacks on mine inspectors arin't uncommon in the brawling mining towns of Appalachia. Yet Congress not only neglected to make it a federal crime to assault a mine inspector, but the victimized in.ectors are required to pay their own bills. The salaries are also poor. One inspector swore to Bernton: "In my first 10 months as an Inspector. I earned only $5,100. I worked three months as a coal miner and earned $5,000." The inspectors also complained that their condemnation orders are constantly fixed by their superiors who negotiate at the upper levels with the mine operators. ,You start out as a regulator," gninped an Inspector, "but soon you become the regulated. The operators go to your hlgher-ups.' SInce 1970, the Inspectors have discovered literally thousands of safety law violations and have levied over $68 million In fines. Yet the Interior Dept. has been able to collect only $29 million. The coal companies have been able to get out of paying by swamping the federal bureaucracy with paperwork. The understaffed office has been inundated with more than 20,000 requests for fine reductions. As a result, Interior Dept. lawyers have their brief cases packed with mine safety cases. The government is now collecting 80 per cent - as ARRIVE AUVE _ heads turn, arms & legs move, VOTE TUES., DEC. 21st of the penalties that have been Imposed. But the GOP delegation that called FOR EDDIE KEITH DOLL HIGH CHAIR A N D CRIB IIfIAL . I%•j 4 - -I "S ''.1 V 4 IA 6" OçO . I '. *o4 on the embattled small penalties are likely to be charged off to the president and appraised him of his plight the day consumers as operating expenses. They aren't before he resigned. much of a deterrent, therefore, to keep the coal For the senator from Arizcna, It was a wasted companies from breaking the law. meeting. "Talking with Mr. Nixon," he told us, Footnote: A spokesman pointed out that the "was never a profitable thing . . I now doubt Interior Dept. was hardly collecting any fines at that Richard Nixon ever told me the truth in all the years I've know him." all until the penalty system. GHOST OF GOLDWATER: Sen Hubert Goldwater tossed his wavy gray hair, inHumphrey, D.-Minn, isn't the only former dicating his Senate office. "I sat in here and presidential candidate who would now like to thought about it the other day," he said. "The become a Senate leader. The 1964 GOP standard one thing Important to remember is that bearer, Sen. Barry Goldwater, R.-Ariz., Is anything Nixon does, he does for Richard waging a less-publicized campaign for the Mithous Nixon." minority leadership. Goldwater Is a handsome man, with tanned, P He had considered seeking the post two years clean-cut features. His blue eyes twinkle behind ago, but Sen. Hugh Scott, R.-Pa., wanted another black-rimmed bifocals as he boasts how, at age term as Senate Republican leader. Goldwater 67, he weighs the same as he did when he played decided, therefore, not to challenge his friend high school football. Abstinence from coffee and tobacco, coupled with a 500-yard swim whenever Scott, but to put off his ambition until 1977. Among conservatives, Goldwater Is regarded possible, helps to keep him healthy. as the conscience of the Senate. His reputation He is also an Inveterate tinkerer, lie built his was so formidable during the Watergate years own 1'/ set. He also personally customized his that he thoroughly Intimidated Richard Nixon. AMX sports car with every conceivable gadget, including a compass, wInd meter and telephone.'' The deposed president planned his Watergate He Is a talented photographer and an exstrategy, according to former intimates, with perienced ham operator. He also likes to note one eye on Goldwater. Nixon deathly feared that that he has flown almost every American Goldwater, who has a strong Sense of decency, military plane that has been produced since could undermine him with the conservatives In World War II. Congress. Now, he would like to get back Into actin a. In the e,id, it wa; (tkl.,;,t cr who headed U: the Sitr GO P IeIdLr EACH ,U1 City Commissioner Seat 2 'If IJA - Grain Outstrips People I - i, WASHINGTON (API lien- that the Jewish state would nen t to negotiated con- powers' missile defense sys- the growth of new weapons sysry Kissinger, the "Lone ther be overrun nor score a cessions, he warned, is race terns and missile launchers, a tems unchecked because of a Ranger" of U.S. foreign policy, clear-cut victory, Kissinger, war. ban on most weapons tests and deadlock over terms for a new leaves behind a record that is who is Jewish, then moved in to His interest in economic then. a spate of agreements ranging strategic arms limitation remarkable, a legacy that Ls neutralize the Russians in Cairo ry and in the plight of under- from cancer research to the treaty. Detente has been darnuncertain, by persuading Egyptian down Its economic and developed countries also came docking of spacecraft. aged by what the Ford adminHis secret and celebrated ne- President Anwar Sadat that he propaganda warfare against late, but by the end of his tenure Balanced against this was the istration sees as Soviet advengotiations for the 1972 nuclear co o l" get Israel to pull back in the Jewish state. it had become almost a 1972 opening to China after 22 turism in Angola and its "misweapons agreement with the Sinai and on the Golan Heights Kissinger's involvement in preoccupation. The United years of hostility. chievious role" in Rhodesia's Soviet Union, for the reopening front with Syria. southern Africa and with the so- States took the lead in interThe strategy was to trade racial strife. of relations with China, and for Kissinger accomplished hat called Third World came late national conferences on the western technology and acceptTo get as far as he did, Kis-an end to the Vietnam war, all he had promised. Through and represented a shift in his prices of raw materials and ance for Moscow's commitment singer had to overcome opposi. 'nducted without the portfolio painstaking "shuttle diploma. thinking. The dissolution of fishing rights, declaring that to a more peaceful world, one tion witrun the Pentagon and of secretary of state, estab- cy" he first separated the tan- Portugal's empire and the in- this, after all, is an Inter. that could begin to emerge from among hard-liners who said lished a mark for virtuoso di- gled Israeli and Egyptian ar- tervention of Russia and Cuba dependent world, the shadow of "nuclear that he had allowed the Busploniacy. tiiies along the Suez canal, and on the side of black insurgents Kissinger's quest for "global holocaust." As Kissinger .sians to catch up with the And once he moved into the then worked out a series of in- convinced hint that the United stability" permeated his deal- frequently reminded critics: United States militarily and did job officially, becoming the terirn agreements that returned States must pressure Rhodesia ings with Moscow and Peking. "Each side has the capacity to not apply enough pressure on nwst powerful man in Washing. .surte territory Egypt and to yield political power to its Detente an easing of tensions destroy civilization as we know Moscow in behalf of eastern tort as the Nixon administration Syria in exchange for :i promise black majority and South At- with the Soviets produced the it." Europeans and Jewish discrumbled, his reputation from Cairo that it would tone rica to relax apartheid. The al- 1972 treaty limiting the two That capacity remains, with sidents. part-Superman, part-magician grew as he guided the Arabs IDEAL and Israelis away from war and AMERICAN TOY toward peace. . EVEL KNIEVEL EASEL The "stable, new world orSTUNT CYCLE CHALKBOARD der" that the former Phillips, and her police bodyguard. JACK ANDERSON WASIIINGTON Behind a small wooden hut, guarding the entrance to Kentucky's deadly ScotUa mine, hangs a single green wreath. It is not a Christmas decoration, but a grim memorial for the 26 men who died in the mine last spring. Foggy Legacy A . - J,'J 'Lone Ranger' companied by her husband, Army Capt. Mark U OS9. M'ione Inspectors Abused,. U nder paid BERRY'S WORLD Monday, Dec. 20,1976—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald LATE SANTA'S CHRISTMAS WATCH SPECIALS T T E E .40 YEAR RESIDENT OF SANFORD MANS — I ONLY LED QUARTZ REG. $195 PAST MASTER SANFORD MASONIC LODGE 'DEACON CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH $100 Fight For Lower Taxes To Lure Industry Into This Area & Ease The Unemployment. MANS — I ONLY LCD QUARTZ REG. I GROUP OF WATCHES Bring New Ideas For Beautification & Redevelopment Of Sanford. Keep Utilities Dawn. sigo 30% OFF GWALTNEY JEWELERS PH, 32265G' 2045. PARK AVE. DOWNTOWN .. Bring City Hall To The People A Vote For EDDIE KEITH Is A Vote For Progress — BATH CUBES MUSK FOR MEN JONTJJE SET I -ca. Cologne, CoIogi.. perfumed 2-w. Body Lotion C by Shuhon English Sdk 6cioubl. ii 297 00 6 CHANTILLY 1-<M. Spray Eau do Todene, Pwfuffw .13-OL SET AVIANCE byP,inc. 00 . 17 vu SKIN BRACER 49 �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Dec. 20,1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Subjects Covered Range From Cheese To Seafood Cookbooks: 84 Perfect Gifts To Put Under Your Here Are Some Recipe Ideas To Brighten Your By CECILY BROWNSTONE "that is especially light and fine cheeses in this world, there are Walter Kapriellan (bit, Rine- (Evans, $14.95) is an extremely but eaten as Vegetables) Associated Press Food Editor in texture." Other breadstuffs other practical aids how to hart and Winston, $9.95) is a readable and usable work on available In the United States. This year food writers have are not neglected: there are make cheese, where to buy it surprise both in its appearance fresh vegetables such an tin- Its delightful recipes should endelved into some of our chief such recipes as one for the via mail order, tips on serving and the source from which its portant category of food from rich a cook's repertoire. In her categories of food: bread, French toast that was served in and dozens of worthwhile red- recipes come. Kaprellan, an art the viewpoint of health and zest. introduction the author writes cheese, eggs, seafood and vege- the Union Pacific and Santa Fe pes that range from soups to director who is a charter boat This book treats "their history, that "this book Is based upon a tables. If some of your friends dining cars, for the Bunuelos de desserts. captain in his spare time, pro- nutrition, and ways of keeping lifetime preference for ve love to cook and enjoy special- Molde of Mexico and for the "Egg Cookery" by Lou Sda calligraphic text and his and preparing them" and in- tables over other foods." ItAP s izlng or want to bone up on main steamed brown bread of New bert Pappas (101 Productions, line drawings appear on every cludes all the everyday and understandable then that her Fare, the following new cook- England. Such ethnic yeast paperback $4.95) Is by a prac- page, Illustrating each step in exotic vegetables (and plants book has so much needed inforbooks are perfect to put under breads as German Stollen, Nor- tice'd hand. The author Is a cooking the dishes. Eight of the botanically classified as fruit matlon and Is so well organized. the Chrthtnlas tree as gifts for wegian Yulekage and a Polish home economist who was on recipes are Kaprelian's, the them. sweet bread with a walnut fill. Sunset a West Coast maga- rest come from "charter boat "Good Bread" by Barbara ing are also here. zinc [hat has always had an In- captains and private captains Know Joan Hansen (Macmillan, "The World of Cheese" by teresting cookery department andmatesfromallcoofthe $9.75) Is refreshing because the Evan Jones (Knopf, $12.50) Is and is a cooking teacher. United States, the Virgin author enjoys her subject and a designed to satisfy Americans' Along with egg-rich recipes for Islands, the Bahamas and J5cook who uses her book Is likely new-found interest in this mar- omelets, souffles, quiches, maica." There's a photograph to share her pleasure. In her velous food. The author pursues crepes and breads, "Egg and brief description of each of zeal to revive the fine art of his subject so thoroughly and Cookery" has ones for hors these men. The contributors (or baking with yeast, she has gone delightfully that a cheese-lover d'oeuvre, soups, salads, vege- Kaprelian?) have been exact in SUBSCRIBE NOW — CALL 322 - 2611 back to the old-fashioned should Find it the wisest of tables, torten, cakes and giving recipe directions for "sponge method" of making guides. Besides the splendid In- cookies. These delicious offer- their specialties. bread; she votes It an easy and formation and lore the book of- ings are for from-scratch cooks. "The Unabridged Vegetable efficient way to produce a loaf fers about the vast variety of "The Captain's Cookbook" by Cookbook" by Nika Ilazelton - + + ... Want 'What's Happening" in Seminole County? Read The Evening Herald , to — - - Potato Are Pancakes — — — ( Stuff Your Turkey With Regular or Cornbread I 'I Pepperidge Farm Stuffing.... s. 4T Delicious With Giblet Dressing, Regular or Cornbread Pepperidge Farm Stuffing.... Beat in flow-, salt and pepper. Fold in potatoes. In a 10-inch skillet over moderate heat, heat 2 tablespoons of the butter. With a tablespoon dip to bottom of the bowl each time and pour mixture well apart into the skillet, allowing each pancake to spread by itself. Turn as necessary and fry until brown on both sides and crispy around the edges, adjusting heat as necessary. Add more butter as needed for each batch of pancakes. Drain on brown paper; keep warm in a slow oven until all pancakes are fried. Makes about 2 dozen. Note: Potatoes turn brown quickly after being grated. This discoloration can be largely controlled by adding 1'4 teaspoon ascorbic acid (vitamin C) crystals to the potatoes as they are being grated and by stirring occasionally. 11 AW .' — wine time the butter, eggs, sugar, '. - Around World DEAR CECIL?: Do you have a good recipe for potato pancakes? I want to serve them with sow- cream and fruit. Brtrnch Fan. DEAR BRUNCH FAN: I gather you plan to offer the potato pancakes for brunch. Good idea I think I'll do the same. This recipe comes from an elderly Polish lady, but to tell you the truth potato pancakes em to be made much the same way in a good many countries. C. B. POTATO PANCAKES 2 eggs 2 tablespoons flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon pepper 1 pound (3 medium) potatoes, pared and finely grated !1i cups) 3 to 4 tablespoons butter or margarine In a medium bowl beat eggs until thick and ivory colored. 0 EveningHerald The Same - + — LIL 2 tablespoons butter and lemon juice to saucepan molasses, milk, vanilla and and heat but do not bo il. 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And seven centuries milk yogurt eatet by Abraham earlier, the troops of Genghis of the Old Testament or the Khan subsisted on this thick, yak's milk version enjoyed by curdled milk during their con- Genghis Khan. quests of Mongolia and the Iranians have been conMiddle East. suming yogurt since the days of Yogurt may not ward off ie- the Persian empire. They nhity, as once surmised, but It frequently eat it with vegeIs agreed that this fermented tables, I learned recently from milk treated with bacteria is Joubtn Shokouhian, who Is cagood for you and keeps your di- tering director of Iran Air. Such gestion In order. 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Boneless Canned Horns 7-lb ii con I Do N IL_'.°__:'.:. ._','-------- --------------- J"Areen Stamps I , • , is Thaflbi.YouGre,noR e d : 7$ 6-az pIg ,,. , Kfe"Or pool Halves 14-oz or 11: SPi(CbAPPI., 02 ti ,o, I : ti Renuit Solid Ac Freshonet—Svpofr Leman, Fairsit Green, Powder Room •' Rose, 6... size ,:_— emphing I ma" A110MOY Gta*,01 I Off P!, I Stove Top Stuftin Hershey s Muni.Chips chocolate. melted IL J- AreenSta mps ., uziaweveneti the onion; st ir in the re- cup of the nuts and stir in the mnauung flour mixture, curry rest. Turn into an ungreased powder and 1' teaspoons sal t; lellyroll pan 'a bo ut 15 by 10 by 1 89c ,,' .._....... 2 cups fl our, stir to aerate before measuring 2 cups pecan halves Stir together the sugar s corn salt and Lu teaspoon pepper. In syrup and butter. St ir in eggs, a la rge skillet in the hot butter one at a time, just unt il ab-brown chi cken; remove. In the sorbed. Stir in chocolate, then ttiiiiiv2& PILLSBURY'S FLOUR I undrain ed Wash and thoroughly dry chicken; coat with about Li of a mixture of the flour , I teaspoon Crabmeat & Shrimp.............. 'l" pleasure j 1- pou nd can tomatoes, —i o,. mit 1 With Oih.r Pu has.. of $5 r Mars sc I din g All Tobacco Produ cts 89' 50c I -lb can 9t Wisconsin Cheese Bar Sharp Cheddar.................... cou,ou PUO?M ___________________ 49 + 1 tening 1b. can - 1 ALL GRINDS FOLGER'S COFFEE 4 . Cr isco Regular tiIi' i Mar garin e j O.i Revlon Flex Shampoo SAVE SOc Delicious Addition to Salad, Singleton Dixeined & 20c + SAVE 66c Regular or Euro-Body Revlon Wisconsin Cheese Bar Baby Gouda........................ & _. Cooked Squash............... 4 SAVE '" " SAVE 56c Dry to Normal. Oily Tinted aicuc flea Peeled Shrimp where shopping Is a ., .iIcI.1.ii.Iil'k Daiu-Fre,h, (Small. Large, Schmietkose or Low-Fat ' . '1 jç , — ruts Small Onions............. A similar utensil, lop with the chicken, skin side up. Bake, unRice SaladRowl Fruit Cookies covered, in a preheated 350-deOVEN CHICKEN CURRY gree oven until chicken is tenOur lat est Idea, and some- der and crisp a bo ut 45 min. t hi ng new under the culinar y utes. Makes 4 to 6 servings. sun! CHRISTMAS EVE SNACK 3-pound frying chicven, cut up Jon Vie Brow ni es Coffee coo flour tn'u SIlL' LJLWJTIL'IIC.,) Salt and pepper Adapted From a recipe origi3 tabl espoo ns butter nated by a New York City ba k1-pound Spanish onion, ery and repeated by request. peeled and quartered and 2 cups granulated sugar cut in thin strips (2ti 1 cup firmly packed light cups packedl brown sugar 2 teaspoons curry powder 2-3rds cup light corn syrup . pound 3 medium-s mall 1 cup butter, softened tart green apples, pe eled 6 large eggs and cored and thinly 6 squares 6 ounces) lox or Dixie Crystal Sugar f( + Oven Chicken Curry SAVE Oc 4X, tight Brown Dark Bio I Plea,. With + CIUCKEN DINNER Chocolate Morsels I- CAt SAVE 1 lc Pet Ritz Nine Inch Size (two Shells Per Pkg I Pie Shells, .................2 CiA Cracker Barrel + - .-•••.- 35c. Minute Maid Can.t,i.,z Concentrated Celeste Deluxe Pizza, p u Sharp Cheddar Cheese........ 'to, 5 1 1; Pro-Tin kit Slice N' Bake Cookies...........','. 89 Xrofts Whipped (Nippy, Blue. Bacon IF Chuck Blade Steak .............. ..99' SAVE lOc. Great on Baked Potatoes, Horseradish or Smoked Salmon) Dam-Fresh Swift, Premium Proton kit Cream Cheese..................... Sour Cream 55' ' Ch uck Blade Roast ...............b 79 SAVE IQc. Treasure Cove Swift, Premium 89 -S 4I p ' Delicious Nestle SAVE lôc With Cream Sauce. Birds [ye 59 Idea Is Born Ii Broccoli or Cauliflower ' Curry, A New Betty Crock., Pie Crust Sticks.....................• If Frozen Limeade ..............5 Y. SAVE I-Ic. Se te With o Crisp Green Salad Pumpkin Pie.............. S-Ift's Premium SAVE _ -1111 ¶ i1 SAVE 16C Wth Cheese Sauce Burd, Eye Grape Juice.................... a!;: - ii 79' Frozen Concentrated the se rted In the cen ter comes out 25 to 34) minutes. Cool. + Pie Crust Mix.......................PS,51 39. SAVE I 2c. Convenient Easy-To-use Pillsbury Purchases SAVE 6c Welch egg (slightly Oven Chicken 49' Qslicii,,j With French Fri., Del Monte For Great Pie Crusts Every Tim e of $5 as More j ,f ,Uding All Tobacco Products PiaceforBeef Ji ___________________ umj Delicious Fr,sh.Bah.d ' Tomato Catsup.... ................... SAVE 20c, A Great Snack Triot! Planter's Mixed Nuts. ......................... ilot __________________ __ Fried Chicken.............. Add 1 + - fWd cornme al . ó9' Sweet Cucumber Chips......... __________________________ 6n OU)j bl e fl.1 .., -- ReacJy.To.Take.o u t Southern Tasty Xil(hon-lirosh ,' - ' 59 Hoag i e Sandwich...... ' . - Cornbread and add the salt, clean ' ,,,/SAVE lOt. Cairo Beauties Fiesh Packed ___________________ .3•j hours. Mewhi trcri '• -5' 'Sweet Crispies Pickles........... 1 quart jar I' Macaroni Salad...... $ 3 Whale Sweet Potatoes Beef Bologna .............. ...79 I'll __________________ 49 SAVE óc Delicio, Hot With Melted Butte, Royal Prince . Brown & Serve................... 0 And Good For You 0 49 ,, + Stuffed OFives 'I yi 1 • SAVE Potato pancakes with sour cream and fresh SAVE 24c, Mario 's Delicious - '•' pe p pe r, thyme and sage. Cook the onion in the butter un til it wil ts; add to cornbread mixt ur e with the egg and broth and toss lightly. After the po rk has roasted for the 2 hours, remove It from the oven and stuff the center cavity with some of the dressing; cover the top of the dressing with foil. Return to the 325-degree oven until po rk is co oked t hr ough a bout 1 hour longer. Turn the remaining dressing into an ungreased 1quart casserole and ba ke it along with the po rk during the last ho ur of roast ing to offer as an e xt ra with the meat. Be fore servi ng the roast r em ove the foil from t he rib ends and ree place with pape r fr ills. Count on 1 or 2 cho ps per portion, carv ing the cho ps and dr essing like a pie. CORNBREAD: Stir toget he r 's cup fl our stirred to aerate before measuring), 3 teaspoons baking powder, 'i teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons s ugar (if de--+ sired) and 1. cups yellow beaten), 1 cup milk and L4 cup co rn oil; beat j ust unt il smooth. pan;wrapeachexposedrjbend Bake in an oiled 8-inch square with foil to prevent scorching. cake pan In a preheated 425-deRoast in a 325-degree oven for 2 gree oven unt il a cake tester In- 89' SAVE 16c. Cairo Beout,.1 Candied SAVE '20c,,., imnx~_U~~ FROZEN MRS. SMITH'S Pitted Select Ripe 01'ives................ + F44 ,.. 39' + sold SAVE 6c Everyone taxes Fresh Pumpkin Pie Libby Canned Pumpkin. SAVE ICC, Lindsay + For Your Salads and Relish Iroys WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Celery Carrots, Green Onions. Red or White Radishes Endive, Escarole Romaine. Boston teal. Bib Lettuce, Cucumbers. Pepper,, Parsley and Watercress i Cranberry Orange Relish.... " 10*' Food ' quantities 89 SAVE Ø . ,. '300 A sparagus A 49' ' Fresh Eggplant Publtx reserves the right to lim it s U/AVE IOc,A Delicious Salad Ingredient W hopper or Walla Walla Cut in Chunk, Deep Fry For Relish Iroys Plump Purple (on, ,' 49' i Emperor Grapes... iei Ke'ebler Toast Items............. SAVE ICc Healthful Libby S F,,, Your Relish Trays Zesty Fresh Sun World (2 Bunches per Pock oge( Bacon, Cheese Onion, Sesame Wheat Rye Pumpernickel I . Fancy b Add Color to Your Salad, With California Tasty Red 89' SAVE ICc. Soft, Absorbent Gob u.s Juicy Tangelos...... S9' Sc. Pillsbury Vanilla or Chocolate SAVE I e Winesaø Appl AnnIc s SAVE 1 'ic Assorted Varieties, Pillsbury SAVE , 39' Sweet Potatoes........5 7. ', '1 R0 Cake Mixes Yellow m Perfect For Your Christmas Dinner, U S Ii North Carolina Kiln Dried Excellent for Salads. Tangy Crisp Green Beans..... ... 2 ' , $10 For That Hint of Extra Flavor Add U S .)O) 89' — SAVE lOc M, In A Gelatin Mold Del Monte Fruit Cocktai l ............ OO' , For Your Christmas Dinner, Bake These U 5 11 French', 9c, In Natural Juice Del Monti Sliced Cru s hed or___ Chunk SAVE Pineapple.................2 Armour Star milacu,p For Hungr y I)EAII CECILY: Some years ago there was a reci pe for a crown roast of po rk with a cornbread st uf fing along with a photograph of it in our newspaper. I want ed to cut it out, but somehow I got fouled up. Result: no recipe. Can you he lp me? HOUDAY COOK. DEAR HOLIDAY COOK: I can and wi ll . Th e fo ll owing recipe for the st uf f ed po rk has the basic cornbread dressi!'g you want. Pork, like other m ea ts, Is more expensive than it once was, so I gather from your nom de pl um e that you wan t to us e the crown roast for a celebratory occasion. C. B. STUFFED ROAST PORK 14 to 16-rib crown roast of po rk Cornbread, see be low L2 teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon pepper '- teaspoon dried thyme teaspoon dried sage m=um onions, finely chopped "4 cup butter or margarine 1 egg, slightly beaten 1 cup chicken broth Place the roast in a shallow FLORIDIANS TURKEY DINNER Treat Holiday Diners WINTER OL \ Crown Roas t /deal 11 . WElCOME t' 89 Table By CECILY BROWNSTONF: Yam Pone Saladilowl times. Continue baking without SUNDAY SUPPER Associated Press Food Editor Ambrosia Tray SaladBowl Coffee salt and pepper. Reheat. Makes fine new book, "The World of It cup melted butter AUNT stirring until yams are tender Cheddar Franks in Buns CHRISTMAS CoUxrioN SUGAR'S YAM Fruit Cocktail Cake 6 servings. PONE Cheese" by Evan Jones 2 tablespoons fresh lemon and edges are caramelized I Mulled Wine Giant Salad Bowl COLCANNON (Knopf). juice Latest version-,J our popular to i' hours longer. Loosen Cupcakes Beverage Holiday Cookies Fruitcake We adapted this version from annual recipe, EVENING REFRESHER Peel and cut the squash open. edges. Serve hot or warm. CHEDDAR FRANKS JEANNE VOLTZ'S a Scottish recipe. 1 cup flour Puffed-up Cheese Canapes SUNDAY DINNER Remove the seeds and the (IMakes 12 servings. MULlED WINE You may enjoy this variation l poun ds po tatoes 1 teaspoon sa lt Fr esh Fruit Cof fee Boneless Pork Shoul der Butt hers. Cut Into 1-inch cubes. of an everyday food. Adapted From the current DcI large carrot 1 teas poon cinnamon EVAN JONES' Baked Butternut Squash FAMILY SUPPER Turn the squash into a buttered L4 pound cheddar cheese, cember Issue of Woman's Day. 1 medium white turnip 1 teaspoon nutmeg PUFFED-UP Ham Patties LlmaBeans Broccoli with Lemon Butter 2-quart baking dish. Sprinkle grated Uj of a 1-pound head green Q Lengthwise strips of rind 2 pounds yams, pared and CHEESE CANAPES Fruit Pie Beverage NIKA with the 'salt and pepper, anise Pineapple Squash Salad 1 tablespoon mayonnaise (yellow part only) of I cabbage coarsely grated 6 cups lz cups grated semisoft or HAZEI'FON'S BAKE!) Cookies Beverage sed, cardamom and sugar. L4 cup butter or margarine 2 tablespoons chili sauce lemon packed down) firm cheese BUTTERNUT SQUASH PINEAPPlE SQUASH Drizzle with the butter and 4 all-beef frankfurters, 10 whole cloves 1 small onion, finely 2-3rds (-lip butter, melted i egg, lightly beaten I large butternut squash Good way to use a little leftlemon juice. Bake wit ho ut a split but not all the 1 cinnamon stick chopped 2 large eggs salt Few drops Worcestershire over fruit. cover in a preheated moderate way through It cup sugar Milk 1 cups sugar or Tabasco Freshly ground pepper 12-ounce package frozen oven (350 degrees) about 30 4 frankfurter buns, split 4-5 quart bottle dry red salt and pepper to taste cup molasses Optional: mustard 2 teaspoons anise seed, cooked winter-type squash, minutes or until tender. Makes and toasted wine Pare potatoes, carrot and 2 cups milk 6-8 slices homemade-type crushed thawed 6 servings. From the splendid Stir together the cheese, t urnip; cut in uniform pieces. Juice of I lemon L5 teaspoon ground cardamom new " 2 teaspoons vanilla bread 1-3rd to 1 7 cup drained The Unabridged Vegemayonnaise and chill sauce. On Quarter the half-head of cabIn a large saucepan bo il toMix g Stir together the fl our, salt, ra t ed cheese, egg and 2 or 3 tablespoo ns light or cann ed crus h ed table Cookbook" by Nika f gether for 15 minutes the lemon cinnamon and nutmeg. Turn pineapple, a sheet of heavy foil, broil bage so the core is attached to Worcestershire or Tabasco to dark brown sugar syrup or juice packed Hazelton (Evans). franks, cut side down, until hot each piece. Steam these vege- taste. Remove crusts and cut rind, cloves, cinnamon, sugar the yarns into a large bowl; 2 tablespoons light brown through. Turn and spoon cheese tables together until all are ten- two small rounds from each and 2 cups water. Remove rind with a spoon, beat in one at a sugar mixture over cut sides it will der. Drain. Mash the root vege- slice of bread. Brush a little and spices; discard. Add Tree — - Monday, Dec. 20, 1976--IA Fl. Th1211,., It I it i.i.. .. 14 ''i I + is?. I--------------- --------------- 4L ------------------------------ - I. .....- -------------------------AL 6 7 i I 0. --------------------------------AL - - ------------------------___________ 4 ' + -, S i -. ,.. + �8AEvening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 20, 1976 CALENDAR Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. INTITATION TO BID The Board of Trustees oij .e Seminole County Public Ho$itaI invites bids upon the following: Dictating & Word Processing Equipment Additional information, pla ns specifications are available at Of lice of the Purchasing Agent after 12 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.2)00 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff ' vs. HARRIET A DEALTO, Defendant, NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of foreclosure dated December 17th 1976 and entered in Case No. 762100 of the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County. Florida, whereih FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION Is plaintiff, and HARRIET A. DEALTO Is defendant, I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at the West door of the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida. at ILOOAMontheothday January, 1977. the following described real estate located, situated and being in Seminole County, Florida, to WI. Lot 77, SAN LANTA, THIRD SECTION, according to Plat Book I). Page 75, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida said property being the same as set forth in the Final Judgment of foreclosure, Dated this 17th day of Decemt,er, 1976. (COURT SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Patricia A. Jackson Deputy Clerk Publish: Dec. 20, 1976 DEG U IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND COUNTY, SEMINOLE FOR ADMISSIONS Gail L. Crumley FLORIDA DISCHARGES CIVIL ACTION NO 7I94CA*9C Sanford: Pheobe M. Duvall Sanford: MONDAY, DECEMBER20 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Lute M. Barnes Alice Guleslan Jewelle P. Chapman OF ASSOCIATION LOAN Sanford AA, 8 pm.. 1201 W. First St. Joseph A. Rigsby Mary B. Williams John M. Higgins SEMINOLE COUNTY. a United TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, States corpor ation Courtney S. Soderbiom Jr. John Truett, DeLeon Springs Ezra C. Kennedy Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary ' Plaintiff, Don al d R. Terry Jr. Clifford J. Bird, Deltona Homer L. Miller • ia'uia'' 1917. vs Al lam oote.So ut h Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Mary E. Williams Thomas L Poling, Deltona All bidS shall be mailed to the Mildred V. Rhodes WILLIAM S. DEMPSEY, JR. and clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 4. DEBRA A. DEMPSEY. his wife, Board of Trustees of the Seminole Clara L Tyo, Deltona Olive K. Schwenger, Deltona Mae L Landau, Deltona County Public Hospital, 1101 East at I, Carol Goodwin, Enterprise TUESDAY, DECEMBER21 Martha Anderson, Osteen James H. Nelson, Deltona Defendants. First Street, Sanford, Florida 37171 BIRTHS BIRTHS Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92. Eugene T. O'Day, Deltona All bids shall be ixtstmarked not NOTICE OF SALE Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Harold(Carol) Columbus Davis, Jackson. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that later than the 74th day at .Ianuw Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. (Kathleen) Reilly a boy, Goodwin, Enterprise pursuant to Final Judgment Of 1977, and shalt be received on or vile Sanford Girl Scouts Service Unit, 7'p.m., Chamber of forec losure rendered onthe l6day of before the 4th day of Feburary 1977, Sanfor d Consideration of such bids will Commerce. December, 1976. In that certain DISCHARGES lake place at the meeting of the Circuit Court in cause pending in the Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Sanford and for Seminole County, Florida, Board of Trustees in Seminole Light, Sanford. FEDERAL County Public Hospital (Seminole wherein FIRST Ee M. Bryant Seminole Lions, 7p.m., Quality Inn North, 1-4 and Sr LOAN Memorial Hospital) at 11:30 o'clock AND SAVINGS Floyd Brown 434. ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE A.M.on the Ph day of February Louise Clements COUNTY. a United States car - 1917 Cassethcrry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. KIASSHERMAN ALLMAN daughters, Mrs. Clara S. Hair poration, is Plaintiff, and WILLIAM PubIish Dec. 20, 21, 22. 1976 Vance Douglass Sanford Optimist. noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl S. DEMPSEY, JR. and DEBRA A, DEG 13 of Sanford and Mrs. Robe rt a S. Waynette K. Dunivan erica. DEMPSEY. his wile, and OLD Kias Sherman Allman, 2851 Hoffman; two grandsons; and Ruby L. Gray REPUBLIC INSURANCE COM. Paren ts Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community Unit ed Gale Place, died Sunday in two great-grandchildren FICTITIOUS NAME PANY, a foreign corporation doing Romulus Jacksnr, Notice is hereby given that I affi Methodist Church, Casselberry. Daytona Beach. usinejs in the State of Florida are Funeral services were held at Vera M. Johnson Defendants, Civil Action No. 76194.5 engaged in busIness at P.O. Box 19, Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn North, 1-4 A Navy retiree, he was born 10:30 Monday. Brisson Funeral 37130, Seminole County, Georgia Lee CA 09 C. I, ARTHUR H BECK. Fern Park and SR 434. in Osteen. Florida under the fictitious name of Home was in charge of WITH, JR.. Clerk of the aforesaid Rhonda Monti Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Survivors include one arrangements. Circuit Court, will at ii: am., on STERLING SUPPLY CO., and that I Tilda M. Peterson name with the building. the 3rd day of January, 1917, offer intend to register said daughter, Mrs. Darlene Keola Clerk of the Circuit Courl, Seminole Fred F. Roettger sell to the highest bidqer for sale and Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 of Sanford and four grandThelma L. Shaw f' cash at the west - front door of the County, Florida in accordance with LAWTONSCOIr S. Oak Ave. Of t he Fictitious children. Funeral services will Courtuse in Seminole County, the provisions Deborah L Smith Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section Diagnostic tests: hemoglobin, diabetes, glaucoma, ,Snfo.,Florida. be Tuesday at 2 at Osteen Fl?rid.in I--,. -I----.,. Shirley M. Wilkerson .,., ,.,, ., nacos Florida Statutes 1947 n.vwII *JI.UL IS UI following described property, uoul press e, tree of cnarge, lu a.m. - J p.m., at 'i'd'L A. William D. Gibson, DeBary Cemetery, with the Rev. Bill Ave., Sanford, died Sunday. He situated and being in Semi le no Zayre's Plaza, Sanford. Sponsored by Seven th Day Coffman officiating. Brisson wa born Publish: Dec 20, V. 1976, Jan 3, 10, ou or ida, to wit. C nty, Fl Utica B. Keeney, Deltona in Kentucky and 1977 Adventist Community Services. Funeral Home Is in charge of mov Lot 3. Block A. HIGHLAND Colleen B. Pelley, Deltona DEG 14 ed he re from De troit In The Sanford Ministerial Association, 11:30 a.m. at HILLS, according to the plat arrangements. Inez S. Wells, Deltona 1948. thereof as recorded its Plot Book 1$, Sizzlin Steak Restaurant. Theodore R. Page 56, of the Public Wheeler, SIRS. C1..ARALSASSAMAN Survivors include his son, Records of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND ' IN THE Sanford Senior Citizens dinner, noon, Civic Center. CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Seminole County, Florida. Deltona FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Meredith Scott of Winter Park; lSth JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND Members to bring covered dish and table service with Said sale will be made pursuant to Ruby C. Bader, Geneva Mrs. Clara L Sassaman, 78, four g ra ndchildren, Deborah, FOR SFMINOLE COUNTY. and in order to satisfy the terms of FLORIDA meat furnished by club. Short bus iness meeting and CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.I749.CA.09.A Edward T. Quinn Sr., of 903 CatalIna Dr., Sanford, Davld,Douglasand Donna; two FLORIDA. said final iudgment JAMES W MAY and ERMA MAY, program. Members b ri ng pr esents for patients in nursing No. 76.229.CA.09.G (SEAL) Longwood died Friday. Ii's wife, brothers, Wendell Scott of GENERAL JURISDICTION homes. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Robert I. Wolff, Margate Plaintiffs. She was born In Perry Sanford and Delbert Scott of DIVISION Clerk of the Circuit Court WEDNESDAY, 22 vs Kathleen W. Palmatler, County, Pa. FEDERAL NATIONAL MORBy: Patricia A. Jackson Glasgow, Ky., sister, Mrs. Sanford Sertoma, noon, Sheraton Inn, SR CHARLES C ESTEY, and LINDA TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Orange City Deputy Clerk She had lived in Sanford th e Obera Morrison, Park City, Ky. LEE ESTEY, hiS wife, Casselbe rry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Caboose. Plaintiff, PHILLIP H. LOGAN of Defendants Carl H. Perkins, Orange City past six years, attended the and a nephew, Roy D. vs Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. SHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND NOTICE OF ACTION STEVEN R. EARLY. et al., Leona M. Pritchett, Orlando Christian Church was a Morrison. , MONCRIEF Sanford Serenaders, senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m. TO' CHARLES C. ESTEY and Defendants. Maria Gil, Tampa Post office Box member of the Senior Citizens Funeral services will be LINDA LEE ESTEY. Civic Center. NOTICE OF Sanford, Florida 32711 Mrs. Scott Melanie) Tilson & Club of Sanford, and member of Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at his wife FORECLOSURE SALE Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Attorneys f r Plaintiff .2500 East James Street girl, Enterprise NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the Hershey Retired Club Brisson Funeral Home, with Publish Dec. 20, 1916 Lake Village Apartments, Sanford Clvlt.an, 7:15 a.m., Buck's. pursuant to Final Judgment of DEG IS DECEMBER 19 Family of Hummelstown, Pa. Dr. Jay T. Conato officiating. Foreclosure. No H 12 dated the 17th of Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee ADMISSIONS Bay Town. Texas 77520 Survivors include her Interment will be in Glasgow. December 3976. and entered inday Civil hililding. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sanford: husband, Mr. - Charles Ky. Brisson Funeral Home in Action No. 16229-CA09.G of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CI'5 . that an action to tnr.dne. ,..ircuir Court of Inc Eighteenth sassaman 01 Sanford; two charge of arrangements. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA tgagonth following property in Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole - Seminole County, Flor ida: PROBATE DIVISION County, Flor ida.' wherein Federal Lots 13 and II, Block "J" of National Mortgage Association is - File Number 76.3$3-CP Division Mobile Manor Second Sectiov* Plaintiff, and Steven R. Early and In Ri: Estate of Seminole County, Florida, ac Bonnie J. Early, his wife, and Anna cord ing to plat thereof recorded in ABE SCHWARTZ. J Lundy, a single woman are Dec eased Plat Book 11, Pages 46, 47 and II, Defendants, I will sell to the highest Public Records of Seminole County. NOTICE OF and Sunday's high 76; Sunday's best bidder, for cash at the TIDES Florida ADMINISTRATION front ddor low %. Daytona Beach: high 7:40 C ou rthouse, ofInthe Seminole County TO ALL PERSONS HAVING has been filed against you and you Sanford. Florida, at a.m. and 8:08 Low 1:02 3I,00a m.on the 4th day of January CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST are reQuired to serve a copy of your Some chance of rain Monday THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL written defenses, if any, to it on 1977 the following described ni ght Highs in upper 70' s, lows p.m. and 1:48 a.m. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED PHILLIP H LOGAN of property as set forth in the Final Port Canave ra l: High 7:24 Judgment of IN THE ESTATE: SHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND in upper 40's. Sou th west winds, For ec losure: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED MONCRIEF. Attorneys a.m. and 7:36 p.m. Low 1:01 for Lot 26, Block "B". STERLING shifting to north. that the administration of the estate Plaintiffs. Post Office Box 7279, p.m. and 1:34 p.m. PARK, UNIT ONE, according to the c4 ABE SCHWAR Ti, dec eased. File San ford, Florida 32771, and file the S a.m. repo rt: Barometer Bayport: hIgh 12:23 p.m. and 'iat thereof, recor ded in Plat Book Number 76312-CR, is pending in the original with the Clerk of the abovb 16, page92 and 93, Public Recor ds of 30.08, humidity 98 per cen t, 2:18 Circuit Court for Seminole County, Court on or be fore Janua ry lHh. Low 7:43 p.m.; and Seminole County, Flor ida. Florida, ProBate Division. the ad 1976; otherwise a Judgmen t may be Rain .01 In last 24 hours. Calm. 7:35 a.m. SEAL I ' dress of which is Semino le County entered against you for the relief A rt hur H, Beckwith Jr. Cou rthou se, Sa nford , Florida 37171. demanded In the Complaint. Clerk of the Circuit Court WITNESS my hand a nd the seal of The personal representative of the By . Patricia A Jackson es tate is St ua rt Schwa rt z. whose this Court on this 301h day of Deputy Clerk addret is 7720 Rocton Avenue, NOvember, 1976. MALCOLM H. FRIEDMAN Chevy Chase. Maryla nd 2003$. The Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Attorney for Plaintitf, name and addrejs of the personal Cler k of the Circuit Court 319$ Ponce de Leon Blvd. By: Cherry Kay Travis representatives att or ney are set Suite ' forth below . Deput y Clerk Coral Gables, Florida 3313.1 All persons having claims or (Seal) Publish Dec. 70. 1976 demands against the estate are PHILLIP H LOGAN of OEGI6 required, WITHtN THREE SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MONCRIEF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Attorn e ys for Plaintiffs THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF FOR. SEMINOLE COUNTY, THIS NOTICE, to file with the cl er k Post Office Box 2279 FLORIDA of the above court a written Sanfo rd, Florida 37773 CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-2057-CA-0 9.0 statement of any claim or de ma nd Publish, Dec. 6. 13, 20, 27, 1976 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND they may have Each claim must be DEG 16 ts in writing and must indicate the SEMINOLE COUNTY , a car. ba siS for the claim, the name and poratlon organized a nd existing address of the creditor or his agent IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NEW YORK (AP) - Author- ailing business than it needed or under the Laws of the Unit ed Stales or attorney, and In. amount SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA claimed If the claim is not yet due, PROBATE DIVISION ities have un covered a na tion- ha d the resources to repay and of America,. Plaintiff, the data when it will become due File Number 76.3$5.CP wide, Mafia-operated swin dle th en take over the pro pe rty vs shell be stated If the ctalrn Is Division operation that bilks business- after default. CALBERT DEVELOPMENT Contingent or unliquldated, the lIt Re: Estate of e men out of millions of dollars Detectives asserted that the CORPORATION, BENJ AM IN F. na ture of the uncertainty s ha ll be CAROL 0. BAILEY WARD, JR,, as Trustee and ED. stated. If the claim is secured, the Decea sed and Lakes over companies that - organization under investiga- WARD S AVDOYAN. as Trustee in security shall be described. The NOTICE OF owe them money, the New York tion also was involved in other Bankruptcy, ' claimant shall deliver sufficient ADMINISTRATION Defendants. Times said today. copies of the claim to the clerk to TO ALL PERSONS HAVING varieties of crime In addi tion to NOTICE OF SALE en able the cler k to mall one copy to CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINS the advance-lee sw in dle. Th ey e Th newspaper said detecNOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN that each personal repres entative THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL All persons Interested in the estate OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED tives in six Western states had cited land frauds, vending pj. pursuant to Final Judgment of foreclosure rendered on in* l6tf day to whom a copy of this ot of IN THE ESTATE: discovered evidence that hun- chine tarnpering and even mj.. of December, 1976. In that c er tain Administration has been mailed are YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ical malpractice Insurance, as dreds of people may be in volved cause pending in the Circuit Court In required, WITHIN THREE that t he administration of the estate examples. and for Seminole County, Florida, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF of CAROL 0. BAILEY, dec in the racket and several minor eased, wherein FIRST FEDERAL THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF FiIeNumbarl63$,S.Cp, ispending in figures have already been SAVINGS AND. LOAN THIS NOTICE, lo file any objections the Circuit- Court for Seminole arrested. ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE they may have that challenges the C ounty. F lorida. Probate DivI$iots, ' COUNTY, a cor poration organized validity of the decedent's will, thi the ad dr ess of which is Drawer C. Investigators be lieve the Carand existing under the Laws of the qualifications of the personal Sanford. Florida 32771 The personal ItO THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Ia Gambino crime family of United States of America, is representative, or the v en ue or representativeof he estate is Irving THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL and CALBERT jurisdiction of the court, New York Is a major cog in the CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Plaintiff, M Felder, whose addreu is PD DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND Drawer B. Winter Park. FL 321WJ operation whose pr ime activity COUNTY. FLORIDA. BENJAMIN F. WARD. JR • as OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED The name and addr es s of the per . is a v ar iety of the oldtime, Ma- CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.21W Trust ee and EDWARD- S. AV WILL BE FOREVER -BARRED swat representative's attorney ate NATIONAL HOMES AC. DOYAN, as Trust,, in Bankruptcy floso loan sharking game, acDate of the first publication Of this $it forth below. CEPTANCE CORPORATION are Defendants Civil Action No 76 Notice of All persons having claims or AdminIstrationcording to the article. PJairttiff, 2052 CA 09 C. I, ARTHUR H BECK. Decem ber 20ff, 1126 ' de mands aga inst t he estate are . WITH. JR.. Clerk of Inc af oresaid Stuart Schwa rt z required, Law enforcement officials ABU BAKER vs WITHIN and FATIMA THREE Circuit Court, will at 13.00 am., on As.P,rsonal Represents' MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF from Arizona, California, Cola- BAKER, his wife, and JAMES 0. the 3rd day of January, 3977. offer live of the Estate of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 01 REGANS. Nevada, New Mexico and FINANCIAL JR. and AVCO far Sale and sell to the nlgfses t bidder Abe Schwartz THIS NOTICE, to fill with the Clark #) SERVICES OF f cash or at the w est front door of the De cea sed Utah have pooled their Inlor. HOLLY NOOD. FLA. INC. and of the a bo ve court a written Courtp'jse in Seminole County, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL statement of any claim or demand mation in an effort to locus on SEMINOLE MEM OR IAL Florida, in Sanford. Florida, the REPRESENTATIVE: they may have. Each claim mutt be ,, HOSPITAL and BANKERS TR US In.,,,I,,a .., -the wln,tta that UITIJIYV T fol lowing o,icr,oeo property, CLEVELAND, MIZE & BRIDGES in writing and must Indicate the CO situated and being In Seminole least 20 other states, including P0. Drawer z basis for the claim, th name and Defendants. County, Florida. to-wit: Sanford, Florida )77) NOTICE OF SALE address of the Creditor or his agent New York. Several investigaBeginning at Inc NE corner of the Telephone: 222 1314 '' or attorney, and Inc amount NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to:s have called it the largest pursuant SE '.g f the SW '.- of Section 3, Ptibtith: Dec. 20, 27, 1916 to a Final Judgment Of claimed, If the Claim is no, yet due. example of organized economic foreclosure dated December 171h. Township 71 South, Range 33 East, DEG ' the date when It will become due crime they had found, fl ' 5ISall be stated. II the claim is 3976 and entered in Case No. 762109 'run' South 00 degrees 01' 24" East along the East line of said SE I., Of Of the Circuit Court of contingent 01' Unllquidated, the he Times sa.Ld. the SW ' a distance of 1.33031 feet nature of the Uncertainty shall be Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and t the S '. corner of said Section 3; SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING stated. If the claim Is wcured. th.. Most common of the methods for Seminole CounIy, Florida, thence run West along AND ZONING COMMISSION the South line security shall be descrIbed. The usedtodupevictlms,accordlng where in NATIONAL HOMES AC. sa Notice of id Secti on 65000 feet. ttsince Public HIVIø CE'PTANCE claimant shall deliver su fficient to in vest igators, was a so-called plaintiff, and CORPORATION Is nPrth00degre,sQ3'" west a ' Planning and Zoning Corn. copies ABU BAKER and of the claim to the clert to .. —-,,__I_._.____ ,__ A , miexlnn ,a.III h.I.4 .. ouvwnce o.rn to enable the clerk to mail one copy to P'AEIMA BAKER, his wife and Consider an Amendmen t to the d;g;;fl59"wflt. distance of each personal representatIve JAMES 0. R EGANS, JR. AND 167.50 feel, thence North 76 degrees Seminole County The swindlers promise bustSubdivision All persons Interested In the estate ABCO FINANCIAL SERVICES 39' 50" to a distnace of 2,43 fee,, Regulaliont nessnlan having trouble obt,ath.. OF HOLLYWOOD FLA. INC. thence po or th27 degre3$'5' to whom a copy Of this Notice of The proposed Amendment . ,11 would Administration has been mailed are ing loans from ' legitimate and SEMINOLE MEMORIAL a distance of 14396 fit to a point on rescind Resolution No. I adopted required, WITHIN HOSPITAL and BANKERS TRUST the North THREE the SW 'November line of the SE ', of sources they Will get the money 9, 3916, and eliminate the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF CO. are defendant, I will sell to the ', of said Section 3; provlsi*n for granti thence ng soutni waivers for for them. They then give the highest and b.esl bidder for cash at degrees Si THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 33" E along said North Platting of new lots of less than one THIS NOTICE, tofu, any ob loolant businessmen a fraudulent letter the West door of the Seminole line a distance of 1119.27 feet to ttie acr, when septic tanks are utIlIzed, they may have that chall*M#1 the of credit In exchange for an ' County Courthouse, ' Sanford, point of beginning. Less the Copies of the proposed Amend, validity of Its deced Florida, at 11:00AM. on the 61111 day ent's will, ffw$ described lots to wit: Lots mint are available for review vance fee, usually one per cent of January. 1977. the following following In me qualifications of the personal 2, 3, 4.3.6, 12, II, 31 and is. Block Land Development Division, Room Of the loan, described real estate located, o, OVIEDO OAKS, UNIT it. as 413. of the Courthouse In Sanford. representative, or Its, venue or per Jurisdiction of the court. situated and being in Sem ino Book Florida. le plat thereof reco rd Flat ed in The commitment is first de- County, Florida. to-nit: ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND 16, Pages SS and 56. Public Records Thilpublic hearing will beh,id Lot S. Block E, WOODMERE of In OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED layed by stalling tactics tut Seminole County, Florida. the County Commission Chambers WILL BE FOR rvER BARRED PARK, 2nd Replat, according to the id $al, will be made pursuant là Of the Courthouse, Room 203, San. the victim finally discovers that pOst SSW thereof as recorded in Plaf Book and in. f• Of tItII publication of thl$ , ford, order 10 satisfy the ter ms the nrnmI I urn.4ht.... Florida, on Januarwc. te -. i19II ii, rage ri, PublIc Records of of Admlflj$trltlon. — said final judgment. 7:30 P M., or as loon thereafter as Seminole County, Florida Arthur H Be(kwilh, Jr. possi ble. Written comments may be December 20, 3976 "The average swindle Irving M. Felder said ploperty being the lime as sit Clerk of the Circuit CCVII filed with the Land Deveopmen, 000 to $1O,), but some have forth in the Final Judgment As Personal Open If a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday thu Saturday of Represent., By: Patri cia A. Jackson Division and those persons in of. live of the Estate of . gone over $25,," according ta foreclosure. O.5jamay I:esto$:lIprn, Deputy Clerk tendance will be heard Orally. this 171h day of December. Carol 0. Bailey CiR, 102 1420 Star. Ph. 1113-1314 tel' ft. Planning and Zoning PHILLIP H. LOGAN of Capt. Jerry Kimrneil, chief -of 397Dated 6. Deceased SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND Commis,,lo e Phoenix th . Arlu., police In- (COURT SEAL) ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL MONCRIEF Seminole County, Florida Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. telligence REPRESENTATIVE. p By Herbert B. Hartin of Box 2279 Clerk of the Circuit Court FELDER AND BERMAN Sanford, Florida 32771 Land Development Anot he r cnjnznon practice, OWalIe.m.tslp.M.M.Mayfg,nlWwday . OPefI?*i.r.telp.m.TveL,Wed.,Thwrs.nd Sat . By. Patricia A..Jckson Jed Berman, Drawer t Administrator Attorneys for Plaintiff OpeRsSudayI:SSto5;0p.. Opee 9:)Qa.m, teI56,mM.yandF,,,, - investigators said, was to loan Deputy Clirk WinIer Park, FL 32710 (Seal) Phone: 3214330. 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Automatic sealing action pro. vldes airtight, waterproof meals in.a.bag. 99 11 8-TRACK STEREO TAPE PLAYER WITH AM/FM-AFC RADIO ! 21Part unit REG. 9991 0 :" 5 �A , .- 10A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Dec. 20, 1976 U.S. Cage L Raid. i Vkis Face Steelers To eaders Shocked Rams Eyes ORLANDO, Al) — Although halfback four rushed for 173 yards, the Miller scored difference in Have It As OSU Buckeyes Ira I n I n 37,812 Watch Game, Give Or Take A Few Terry times and major Oklahoma State's By The Associated smmS Wine 49-21 Tangerine Bowl victory The Tangerine Bowl attendance was ofover Brigham Young was the By Th e Associated Press Joe Hall walked out of the BYU quarterback's blue eyes. TNE OS A/'3&9 R.4m5 t'a,' 1 FiciaHy announced as 37,812 but raised Kentucky dressing room and e 'He looks at his receivers, eyebrows by sports writers resulted in some ,i Forget a bo ut Super Bowl XI. said, "Merry Christmas." W i949; R6PcA lEO /41/95 and we played his eyes very clarification by officials: Welcome to World War III. ANO /41 '5/ WENP What he want ed to say was, much," said Oklahoma coach YE MIAMI (AP) George Hill's When the Oakland Raiders I 11 Stadiuri Superintendent Hugh Bleddyn— eyes bristled at the suggestion W4,V 7'c 7/5/ O//i.Y "Bah, humbug!" Jim Stanley about the nation's and Pittsburg Steelers get 38,812. "i've got the ticket stubs." , CROWty'. ,VOi4 /4 that Ohio State's defense got hall was in no holiday mood second-leading passer, BYU's together, some funny and notWOiY OIIR (/CC( /VE Game Chairman Charles Vasseur—Figures Saturday night alter his third- Gifford Nielsen . blitzed in the second half so-f un ny things seem to happen. O/V/CNAL 7/TE ranked Kentucky Wildcats against Michigan. were "adjusted slightly to offset broken Stanley, his defensive Like bloodshed. In just a few 7W6 F/ er were upset by Utah 70-68 in the secondary coach Beek Pollard, "You might think we got turnstiles." seasons, t hese National blitzed," the Buckeyes' finals of the Kentucky and a couple of Okahoma Sports writers estimated actual attendance Football teams have developed Invitational Tr.urnament. defensive cordinator snapped, State's defensive backs agreed was between 31.000 and 32000 a rivalry virt ually unmatched Hall, didn't think so. Our kids stunned as that a major factor in the highin the s po rt. well were playing his team by the spectacular scoring battle Saturday night end as they were in the reversal, exchanged few words was the throttling of pass happy "It'll be the game of the 'e.-. ' is with his players but later Nielsen. be cen t ur y," Pittsburg offensive sounded a serious note for the Michigan scored all of its lineman Mike Webster said of The 6-foot-5 flinger from future. po ints in the second half after a Provo, Utah, second in the next Sunday's American "We hope to use this loss to country in total offense , 0-0 halftime tie. The 22-0 setConference cha mpio nship in ourownadvantage," Hall said. completed23of34 passes for 2o9 back sent the Wolverines to the Oakland. Gr ,, "Surely, we won't play like this yards, but all four interceptions 4 RoseBowlandtheBuckeyeson "More people will watch it ¶1 ,.1!. again. They'll work hard after by the Oklahoma defense were ,, their first Orange Bowl jourthan the Super Bowl.' they come back from the turned Into touchdowns. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (Al') Th ese get-togethers are cyce ? holidays." UCLA meets Alabama tonight aware that you're coaching Th e Big Ten c am fopion. . becoming an annual year-end e game's fir Th st touchdown /N Kentucky's upset headlined a was on a 36-yard jaunt by I the liberty Bowl, and it will against one of the great coaches appearing in a coll och ege otbMl fixt ure. For the past two yea rs 41yw the Steelers an d Raiders have weekend of shockers among Cowboy defensive tackle CWIS be hard for Terry Donahue, one in the history of football, and bowl game for the sixth time in A *'E,7 44 Top 20 teams. Second-ranked Dawson alter batting down a of the youngest head football it's important to get that out of seven years, will take on Big battled for the AFC crown.Each CCAC'/I '1'/ Marquette was beaten by No. 17 Nielson pass late in the first coaches in the country, to forget your mind and just coach." time Pittsburgh has won and 7b EE / Eight cochamp Colorado in the qi Louisville 78-74 in overtime; quarter. HE C4,' that it's not a personal duel has gone on to a Supe r Bowl Old Bear and young Terry New Year's night spectacle P 661 7X6i4f No. 8 Arizona lost to Detroit 70between him and Bear Bryant, have been swapping good-na- here. title. Cowboy safety Gary Irions, tured barn all weekend, with 68 and Tennessee defeated no. who pluched off another errant one of the oldest. x Hill promises Ohio State's They're renewing acquain7/.9,ç' 20 St. John's in the finals of the Nielsen bullet, put it bluntly: In leading UCLA to a 9-1-1 Bryant the Blues defenders will revert back to tances beca us e the Raiders 7 77/E//j'ç5 Volunteer Classic. Maryland, "Nielsen was broadcasting his record and a No. 7 ranking in shat better place than jazz- their pre-Michigan form. The I rallied f rom a 21-10 fourthFI'.8OW ranked 14th, came cx- receivers with his eyes, and we The Associated Press' final minded Memphis? about his Buckeyes had surrendered just CROW/I. quarter de ficit Saturday to beat crucistingly close to another picked it up early." regular season college football poor ol' Crimson Tide and D . 23 points In four victories pr ,a ig i New England 24-21 on Ken upset before pulling out a 76.74 Told about the Cowboys' poll, the 32-year-old Donahue, nahue telling one and all that to the Wolverines. Stabler' one-yard touchdown decision over Appalachian detection methods after the in his first season as a head the Bear from Tuscaloosa has "We've got good kids with a run wi th 10 seco nds to play, and State. game, Nielsen said, "If they coach, has been matched been trying to put one over on lot of pride. We'll come back beca use the Steelers, on Terry Bre nt McClanahan add ed 101 shellacking Dallas adIn other college basketball said that, then I know what to against three of the winningest the city slicker from Los Ange- and play a good ball game," he Bradshaw's three TD passes, yards on 20 carries for his first ministered in Los An geles in the games, top-ranked Michigan work on next summer. les. said. I'm glad coaches of all time. routed Baltimore 40-14 on 100-yard game as a pro. NFC title game a year ai o. routed Kent State 102-66; No. "I never saw a coach --ore they said it. You learn from .For openers, it was Arizona's optimism lifted with his Coach Ch uck Knox of the The Rams had appar ently San Francisco won its Cable every situation every game." Frank Kush and an impressive touchdown or catch a pass or 11111's Sunday. defensive platoon's sharp in Rams wasn't ready to loo k settled for a 10-10 tie ear ly in the Car Classic with a 93-87 victory it was the most tnterceptior.s 28-10 UCLA victory. Then came kick a field goal," he said. "I performance in an opening There's a National Con- ah ead to the gam e against the fourth quarter when Tom over Florida State; No. 6 Nielsen had thrown in a game Woody Hayes and a 10.10 tie never saw a coach do anything workout Saturday at the ference title to be decided, too. vikings j ust yet. "Let me Dem psey kick ed a field goal. Cincinnati hammered St. Louis all year. with Ohio State in Columbus. except out smart me. Shucks, if University of Miami. The But someho w it doesn't seem to cel e br ate this one for a whi le But Dall as was penalize I foe oint Now it's 16th-ranked Alabama it's real cold, I may not even Buckeyes were off Sunday. 86-53; No. 7 Alabama crushed Besides Nielsen's pin-p carry quite the impact of the before I think of Minnesota," he run ning into the kicker, Knox Virginia Tech 108-78 to capture passing for huge chunks of and 63-year-old Bryant, whose come to the game." Ohio State Coach Woody Steelers-Raiders game. For the said after the squeaker over the reject ed the three po ints, tiDok a the c hampionship of the Dayton yardage, BYU's only other l victories in a 32-year career After a mild Sunday, Monday Hayes was unhappy with his record, though, it'll be the Los Cow boys w hich wiped out the first down and eventi ially Invitational; No. 9 UCLA offe nsive bright spot was a makes him the third winningest night's forecast called for clear, offensive team's pe rformance Angeles Rams at Minnesota to humiliation of the 37-7 scored on McCutcheon's tj urst. overpowered Tulsa 110-85; No. remarkable performance by coach ever, cold weather with the its first practice in balmy 76face the Vikings in a rematch of 10 Wake Forest trimmed North Dave Lowry-punter, kickoff "I'm exhausted from facing perature perhaps dipping the degree weather. He did not a 10-10 tie played between the Carolina-Asheville 84-73; No. 12 return man and sometime all these great coaches," Do- 20s or less for the nationally want to be quoted, but said, "It two teams early in the reg ular Nevada-Las Vegas walloped rusher. The 200 pounder had his nahue said with a grin. "But televised Liberty Bowl (ABC must be the change in enseason. Idaho 135-78; No. 13 Clemson appendix removed a week consciously or subconsciously TV 9 p.m. }ST). vironment." The Vikings pounded the h defeated Stetson 78-64 and No. before the game, and was st il l Washington Redskins 35-20 y 19 Arkansas beat Kansas 67.63. in stitches when he electrified Saturday with Fran Tarkenton In other action, Florida the crowd with a Tangerine t hr owing three touchdown nipped Memphis State 84-83 to Bowl record 102-yard kickoff __________ passes, two of them to rookie win the Big Sun tourney in St. return to open the second half. Sammie White, and Chuck I Petersburg; Houston trounced Lowry had a total of 154 yards Foreman rushing for a pair of California-Santa Barbara 77-62 on five kickoff returns, plus KANSAS CITY (Al)) The National Coll egiate At Ietic scorm ~~ " ~~,~ ' ! I.- -I,. , ~t in the finals of the Bluebonnet doing all the punting for the Association placed the University of Kentucky on a two year (i Sunday, the Rans fl5 probation Sun da y, citing numerous violations In the conduct of its Classic in Houston; Mississippi Cougars. out Dallas 14-12 with La wrence tripped Toledo 67-64 in the football and basketball programs. "I took a couple hits on the McQdheon scoring Blade-Glass City Classic in stitches, but it didn't hurt Th e NCAA, in a release f ro m its headq e uart rs he re, sal U the touchdown in the opening snactions were tem pered by the Southeastern Conference sc iool's Toledo, Ohio; Missouri m uch," Lowry said. "I wouldn 't minute of the final quarter. The ..-.' defeated Texas-El Paso 83-60 to have missed this for the world." Rams gave up two points by coo peration in the investigation. win the Sun Bowl Classic in El "It is likely that mo re severe penal ties would ha ve beerurnNielsen and Miller were the downing the ball in the end zone posed," Arth ur R. Reynolds, chairman of the Infractions COIn- Paso, and South Alabama too k only juniors to get votes for the as the game ended. A mittee, was quoted as saying. the Birmingham Vulcan Classic Ileisman Trophy this year. There has been some bad with a 5844 victory over Army. Miller was named the The penalties include p rohi bitin g the f oot ball team fron apblood between the Rai ders and Earl Williams connected on a offensive player, whi le Cowboy pe aring on television during the 1977 season and trimmini the Steelers and it's almost aurI prizing there hasn't been more school's f oo tball scholarshi ps during the first year of probationto 15-foot shot with one second left tackle Phil Dokes was named ALI to provide Utah's giant-killers the top defensive player. five fewer than allowed under NCAA legislation. Th e foe ball of it spilled. In the first gam e of with their victory. The Utes had team is also prohi bited from appear ing in post-season cornOklahoma State, cothe season,George Atkinson u pset Nevada-Las Vegas champion of the Big Eight petition fo owi ll ng the 1977 season. leveled Lynn Swarm with a earlier this season. In addition, Kentucky will be allowed to award only three new Conference, rushed for 375 C forearm. The result was a Ricky Gallon's shot with 30 yards while gaining only 27 in basketball scholarships, two fewer than normally allow ed, di. rng concussion suffered by the seconds left in overtime gave the air. the next two academic years. Pit tsburgh wide receiver and Louisville its victory over " Th e Committee on Infractions fo un BYU, which shared the d nume rous signifi cant a lawsuit filed by Atkinson and Marquette. vi o la tio ns in this case in volving a va ri Western Athletic Conference ety of NCAA rules against Chuck Noll alter . regulations, and conside red it to be a most serious case requi ring Dennis Boyd's jumper at the title with Wyoming, added only Pittsburgh Coach said a few buzzer provided Detroit with its 46 yards rushing to Nielsen's meanin gf ul pena lti es w hich ha ve been imposed," Reyn ol ds said. unkind thhg, of A rizona. The winning 209 in the air. In a lengthy summary of the case, the NCAA said Kenti ucky "We did what we had to do" shot came after Arizona tied the ed hi gh school prospects vario us gifts Los ing coach Lavell Edwards and Coach John Madden said alter representatives offer at 68 with just 12 seconds said glumly, "Oklahoma State his Raiders rallied to turn back ind ucements, Including cash, clothing, free transportation, the left. use of aut omobiles, trips to Las Vegas, lodging, thea ter tic] might be one of the four or five the wild-and-woolly wild-card and, In one Inst an ce, a race ho e. rs Bernard King scored 29 top learns in the country." Patriots. The summary also Indi cated parents of several prospectsiwere points and Ernie Grunleld Ken Stabler's TD run was I y given improper inducements, including free round-trip ran- added 2lto lead Tennessee over decisive factor but equall Stabbing Kills decisive was a penalty called sportation to the school's home f oot ball games in Le xington. St.-John's. Grunfeld was named In addition, the NCAA said, two K en t ucky assistan t foolIball the most valuable player of the against New England middle Pro Linesman coac hes "made cash pa yments to certain members of the Knoxville tournament. guard Ray Hamil ton. University's intercollegiate football team for successfully A field goal by Brad Davis perBLACK WOOD, N.J. (AP) It happened on a tluIrci-down with 1.33 halted a late Maryland Philadelphia Eagles defensive play with 57 seconds to forming certain pla ys during unive1sity f ootball games." "The Committee," Reynolds said, "In accordan ce wi th NICAA skid sealed the Terpa' lineman Blenda Gay was go.Hamilton belted Stabler enforcement procedures, considered as a mitigat ing cirtenuous victory after the ball was thrown. over stabbed to death, apparently Appalachian State. Maryland sometime early today, police was Incomplete but Hamilton cwn.dance the actions of the university to self-disclose In a full led 72-52 be fore the Moon- said. was called for roughing the and complete manne r many violatio ns of NCAA legislaLtlon taineers ts ed the Terp.s 20passer. Instead of punting, the related to its intercollegiate football program which prior the reto Gay's body was removed by 2 during a five-minute span and authorities from his apartment Raiders had afi.-st down ... and had not been subject to inquiry by the NCAA. Bring Mom and Dad every night Meanwhile, in Atlanta, Dr. Doyd McWhorter, commission( r of pulled within 74-72 on a three- here early today, po li ce said. eventually had a touchdown. the Southeastern Conference, said he did not think Kentuc ky's point play by Daryll Robinson. Detectives were still at the "I thought the ball was at 6:30 P.M. from now basketball team would be Ineligible for the conference chamDavis then scored the winning , ped, and U Furt her details were not pionshop because of the NCAA probation. points for Maryland. shouZi't have been a penalty immediately available. called," said Pats Coach Chuck until December 23 (except Sunday). I I Mia m i , — ' •.. ,.., two . . - seemingly as ( NNOX __ "but I just as ' . . - . Tide In L iberty Bowl -. - . - . . — you are affected by that. You 're ney. . singing - .4 '.' r — — tern- in in Fouling Kentucil Penalized 2 Year s HEY. — .; t KIDS! game 's . . _-~ - , OME 9I - WATCH ,]I upset 1. ', THE G score . RUN AT THE ' il .' — and - ' ou SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB cor . scene. .' • : 41 ' Tarkenton completed 12 of 21 passes against Washington, Including scoring strikes of nine and 27 yards to White and anl8yarder to light end Stu Voigt. Chuck Forman gained 105 yards in 20 carries, including ID runs of two and 30 yards. S 16 ' National Foothill League Saturday's Results NFC Dibisoolsal Playoff 1. Minnesota 3S,Wasithgton2o AFC [vis1oaaI Playoff Oukland 24, New England 21 Sunday's Results AFC Divisional Playoff Pittsburgh 40, Baltimore 14 NFC Divisional Playoff Los Angeles 14, Dallas 12 Sunday, Dec. 2$ NYC Championabip Los Angeles at Minnesota AFC championship PittI burgh at Oalthnd Suoday, Jan. Super Bowl XI l ' II LUILII. AFC Champion vs. NFC Champion Pilot Lucky In Stadium Crash BALTIMORE (AP) — "We couldn't duck, we couldn't run, we didn't know what to do," said Yvon Tyler of Baltimore, who saw a single-engine plane slam into the upper deck of Memorial Stadium, minutes after the end of the Baltimore Colts-Pittsburgh Steelers' National Football League playoff game. The pilot and three policemen all suffered minor injuries from the crash into the nearly empty section. Ten minutes before, the stands had been dotted with diehards among the 60,020 fans who stayed to the end of the Colts' 40-14 defeat. The Federal Aviation Administration said the plane's description matched that of a craft reported last week for flying too low over the stadium. However, officials said, the registration number of last week's plane was unknown. On Sunday, "the plane circled the field and then came back into the stadium," said his. Tyler, who prefers that designation. "It . . .,. . tried to climb and it banked, but it couldn't make it." The pilot, Donald Kroner, 42, of Baltimore, was admitted to Union Hospital in fair condition, police said. Dave Quilter, a public relations spokesman for the Baltimore Colts football team, said the pilot was unconscious and taken out on a stretcher, Authorities said two of the three city policemen were taken to hospitals. Officer David Williams, 29, was in fair condition after being overcome by smoke, and officer Joseph Sacco, 34, was treated for minor cuts and released. The plane, white with blue trim, had a broken wing and twisted nose. Since 1974, airplanes have been banned from flying below 3,000 feet over "any public or private sporting arena" in Maryland. However, state Senator John Carroll Byrnes said that the law has never been enforced. 1 9 0 OFFICIAL SCHOOLING RACES Skiing: It's Kiammer For Second Race In Row VAL GAI{DENA, Italy • Franz Klammer of Austria scored his second downhill victory in two days, beating countryman .Josef Walcher by .95 of a second. DAVOS, Switzerland Thomas Wasberg of Sweden, a 23-year-old former junior champion, won a 15-kilometer cross country ski race counting for the unofficial World Cup. MADONNA, Italy Fausto Radici won the men's World Cup special slalom, leading a 1-23 Italian sweep. — Golf: Women Shine Bonnie Lauer was named the MIAMI 1.tdies Professional Golf Association's Rookie of the Year. — Chi Chi Rodriguez and Jo Ann Washam captured the $200,000 Mixed Team Golf Championship by four strokes. — Tennis: U.S. Cuppers Win TUCSON, Ariz. Stan Smith and Bob Lutz defeated Raul Ramirez and Ernilio Montano of Mexico 6-2, 6-3, 6-4 and the United States went on to score a 4-I victory over Mexico in a 1977 American Zone Davis Cup match. NASSAU, Bahamas, Jeff Borowiak of Berkley, Calif., and Gene Mayer of Wayne, N.J., showed their one-two seeding form Sunday, finishing that way in the $15,000 Bahamas International open tennis tournament. Borowiak defeated Mayer 6-7, 6-2, 6-4 in the championship match of the fifth annual tourney. Borowiak defeated Steve Turner of New York 4-6, 6-1, 6-4 in Saturday's semi-finals. Mayer heat 'Frey Waltke of Los Angeles, 6-3, 6- MIAMI BEACH — The United States has won its fifth straight title in the Sunshine Cup Between Nations junior tennis championship, this time teaming Larry Gottfried and John McEnroe. Gottfried, of nearby Lauderhill, and McEnroe of Douglaston, N.Y., beat a French pair in singles competition- Sunday for the victory, the 13th for the United State's in 19 tries. Gottfried stopped Gilles Moretton, 6-2, 6-2, as McEnroe eased past Yannick Noan, 6-1, 6-3. SANTIAGO, Chile Italians Adriano Panatta and Paolo Bertolucci teamed for a 36, 6-2, 9-7, 6-3 victory over Jaime Fillol and Pat ricio Cornejo. of Chile in doubles, and Italy went on to a 4-1 victory and the 1976 Davis Cup championship. — LAS VEGAS Defending champion Ilie Nastase of Romania ran his World Championship Tennis Challenge Cup earnings to $250,000, beating Manuel Orantes of Spain 6-2, 2-6, 6-1 and winning the $320,Q00 W(I' Challenge Cup semifinals. — SAO PAULO, Brazil Ricardo Cano of Argentina beat Carlos Kirmayr 3-6, 6-2, 6-0, 60, giving his country a 3-2 victory over Brazil in the 1977 South American Zone Davis Cup semifinals. — NASSAU, Bahamas Topseeded Jeff Borowiak of Berkeley, Calif., whipped secondSeeded Gene Mayer of Wayne, N.J., 6-7,6- 2,64 in the $15,000 Bahamas International Open Tennis Tournament final. A National Hockey League CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Dlvlsl.m W I Pts G GA Phita 19 7 7 45 170 NY lal 20 a 4 14 116 79 Allan is n 7 37109 NY Rgr 14 13 I 36 131 122 Smythe Division SLou 13 I, 4 30 n 121 Chgo 10 19 1 21 102 us Colo 6 19 S 21 90 116 Vancvr 9 72 3 21 92 134 Minn 6 19 7 19 82 133 WALES CONFERENCE Norris Division Mont 25 1 51 167 72 LA. 11 13 10 32 10$ 105 Pitts 13 15 S 31 102 115 Dtrt I? 1 26 Wash ID 1$ 4 21 91 30 Adams Division Bin 71 10 2 11 129 io. Butt 20 $ 3 13 111 73 loro 15 12 6 36 121 109 Cleve 10 I? 7 37 99 Saturday's Results Buffalo 1, New York Islanders 2 Detroit 6, Atlanta 3 washintgon 5. Pittsburgh 3 Toronto 1, Colorado 2 Cleveland 6, Boston 4 New York Rangers 3, Chica go foe Philadelphia 2, St Louis 0 Vancouver 3, Minnesota I Montreal 3. Los Angeles Si'nday's Results New York 3. Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 4, Colorado 3 Boston 6, Pittsburgh 3 Buffalo 6. Detroit i S Louis 6, Chicago Today's Games Atlanta at Tor on to Montreal at Vancouver Tuesday's Games Boston at New York Islander s Chicago at Minnesota By The Associated Press Florida's Gators managed a fourth straight victory this weekend with a last-gasp (:lluit over previously unstopped Memphis State for the chanipionship of the Big Sun InvItational, With 18 secon(ls left Saturday night, Richard Clasper scored in a layup to give the Gators chat they needed for the 8443 ictory and 4-I record. The 1 igers wer t' 6-0 % hen the game tarted. Other Florida college action Saturday saw .Jacksonville squeeze by Illinois Wesleyan 6462; 13th ranked, unbeaten Clemson do in Stetson 78-64, and South Florida beat Penn State 66-62 in the consolation game 01 the Big Sun, played in St. Petersburg. hub Srnyth was Florida's lop s(orer against Memphis State, lie amassed 23 points, 17 In the 'econd hail as the Gators came hick from a 51-48 halftime deficit. South Florida's defeat of Penn State for third-place honors and a 4-4 record was led by Jarvis Reynolds, who wound Up stith 21 points, Penn State, now 2.6 was led by Chris Erich.sen. He also had 21 points. .Jacksonville's Dolphins had to rally in the closing minutes to overcome a 32-po int ba rrage by Illinois Wesleyan. The Dolphins are now 2-5. Wesleyan left town with a stillproud 5-1 mark. SteLson came away from its clash with powerful Clemson with at least one thing to brag about: Its 14-point losing margin was the closest anyone has come this year to the Tigers from South ('ilrollna. Speed Week At Daytona BI g Money World Hockey Association Eastern Division w L I PIs GF GA Quebec 19 II I 39 117 126 Indy 1017 2 3$ 108 118 (mci 1717 2 36 142 106 M 1414 14 32 100 103 N Er 13 16 1 30 t 1)11* Birm 1075 1 21 117 II? Western Division S D'ego 20 12 2 17 119 105 Winnipg II 12 I 37 115 105 l'IStn 1513 1 34 10$ 99 Ectmntn I519 1 31 93123 Phoenix 1319 7 28 112 ISO Calgry 1216 2 26 91 93 Saturday's Results New England 6, Birmingham 2 Mirviesota 1, Cincinnati 3 Calgary 1, Queec 2 San Diego 1, HouSton 3 Sunday's Re su lts Incianpolis 3. Birmingham Or Edmonton 1. Cincinnati 2 Houston 6, Phoenix 1 S.n Diego 5. Quebec 3 Today's Games No games Scheduled Tuesday's Games Calgary at Edmonton New England at HO.JstOfl Quebec at 13irmmqham BASKETBALL Bill France Sr., president of i)a yto n a Intern ati on a I Speedway anno un ced posted priz e money for the Feb. 5-21) SPEED WEEKS '77 at Daytona insernaiionai Speedway will exceed $706,000. The — KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii Karen StLsmafl defeated Hence Richards 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 and won the final of a women's tennis tournament. COLLEGE EAST Colgate 97, Buffalo 04 OdriSmouth 55. Mane 5.4 Holy Cross 86, Harvard 64 Manhattan 77. St Peters 69 Massachusetts 89, FotOpsam 77 Michigan St 12, Canisius 59 New Hampshire 71; Kings 69 Pittsburgh 84, St Francis, Pa 71 Providence 102. Brown 82 Rhode Island 87, Hotslra 86. 01 St Bonaventure 11. Long ISland 71 ViIIar,ova $3, Pennsylvania so SOUTH Brigham Young 89. Davidn 61 Centenary SI. SW Louisiana 73 Clemson 78, Stetson 64 Citadel 70. E Carolina 62 Georgia SI, Fairleigh Dickinson 1.4 Georgia Tech 67, E Tennessee 54 Maryland 76. Appalachian St 71 New Orleans 63. Oklahoma City 61 S Caroline 77, Furman 71 Wake Forest 8.4, N Caro Asheville two weeks of racing action at Daytona 'all be highlighted by the 19th Annual Daytona 500, with a posted purse of over $402,000 making the Feb. 20th event the richest stock car race in the world. SPEED WEEKS '77 will begin with the Feb. 5-6, 24 Hours of Daytona with a posted purse, including contingency awards, of $77,500. This will be the first event in the World Manufacturers Championship and the inaugural race of the 1977 IMSA Camel GT Challenge Series. A record purse of $84,050 has been posted for the Feb. 18th NASCAR 200 Modified Stock Car Race as the "Mod Squad" returns to the high-banked 2.5mile tn-oval for the first time in IlIdflV years. 10 FAR WEST Bose St $6. N Colorado 72 Colorado 99. Ft Lewis 76 Colorado St U. Denver 71 Creighton 90. Oregon st 6$ California 73 • Lamar $9, Hawaii Montana $1. Portland U 65 Montana St $6. Bemidji St 6$ Nevada Las Vegas 135. Idaho 70 NewMexico 91. U SrInternational 16 N Arizona I). Cal St Bakersfield 66 Oregon 07, Calif St L.A 56 UCLS 110. Tulsa IS Washington 76, Utah St 66 Wyoming 100. Whittier 7$ - TOURNAMENTS Florida $4, Memphis St 83 S Florida 66, Penn St 62 S Alabama 58, Army $4 Samford 66, N Mexico Si s6 • MissIssippi 67, Toledo 61 E K en tucky 97, Marshall 93 HouSton 77, Cal Santa Barbara 62 Nevada Reno 72, Texas A&M 56 San Francisco 93, Florida St 17 Kentucky St 89. Florida A&M Alabama 10$, Virginia Tech 7$ Daytona 18, Oklahoma St 6$ Utah 70, Kentucky 6$ W Virginia IS, Bowling Green 7$ Missouri 13, Texas El Paso 60 Baylor Ii. S California $3 . Tennessee $6. St Min's N V. 81 LaSalle 91, 5 Methodist 64 PROFESSIONAL National Baketball Ass oc iation EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L P0. GB Philadelphia it 607 Boston 16 12 571 I NY Knks II 14 500 3. Buffalo 12 17 III 5' NY Nets II II 379 6' Central Division Cleve II 10 U) — Houston 16 10 .615 ) PlOrIns 16 IS 516 31', S Anton 11 16 467 s Washton 1214 162 Altanta 12 20 375 WESTERN • ' PLAYOFF S STEELERS VS COLTS STEELERS COLTS 29 Fi,%tdo'AriS IS 10 725 Rushes- yards 23 71 301 Passing yards 99 Return yards 11 19 210 Passes 1123 7 1 33 Punts 4 10 21 Fumbles lost 00 178$ Penalties yards . 759 Pittsburgh Baltimore — I u o 14.-40 I 0 o 7—I4 Pitt — I CwiS 76 pass trom Bradshaw (kick tailed) Pitt - FG Gerela 45 BaIt Carr I1 pass from Jones ',Thari kick) Pitt - Harrison 1 run (Gerela kick) Pitt - Swano 29 pass from Bradshaw (Gerela kick) • Pitt — FG Gerela 25 Pitt -- Swann 21 pass Item Bradshaw (Gerel a kick) Ball Leaks I run (Llr*tart kick) Pitt H4rrison 10 run (Mansfield kick) : A 60,020 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING — Pittsburgh, Harris 18137 Fugue 1151, Harrison 1010. Baltimore, Mitchell 1655. Leaks I 12 RECEIVING Pittsburgh, Swann S 77, Harrison 1 37. 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P (1 4)134 )0 Big 0 II TWELFTH — 1 Maya Arca 01 4) with 1 1)50160 25 00 610 320: 3 Marurj Juan (6) Handle. 5131.919; Attendance 110300. 3 Sale Ramon (5) 1060. 0 2915 By The Associated Press The Indianapolis Racers haven't lost an overtime game GO CONFERENCE 6 94 Midwest Division this year in the World Hockey Denver 17 1,79 Los Angelis Association and Coach Jacques 070 De troit 10 13 600 Dallas i 0 2-12 Ikmcrs says the key is good KanCity 14 17 457 6'', Indiana 14 17 152 conditioni ng. 6', Chicago 8 16 333 9 Oat - FO Herrera a "When we get into overtime," Milwkee 6 25 194 14 LA Haden I run Dempsey he say s, "we seem to be in Pacific Division kick) Por'tld 20 9 .690 Del - Laidlaw 1 run (Herrera super shape." Los Ang II I? 600 2's kick) This apparently paid off GOIUnSt 1512 556 1 La McCutct,eon 1 run Memo. again Sunday night when the Seattle IS 15 500 5', say kick) Phoenix it IS 473 7 Del Safety, (R. Jackson ran Cut Racers outlasted the BirmingSaturday's Results of end 1000) ham Bulls 3-2. That gave InNew York Knicks ItS, Cleveland A 52.436 dianapolis a record of 442 in to. 01 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Boston W. Allanta 1)0 RUSHING-- - Los Angeles. Mc. o%U'tin1eg3Jfle5this5eon and Golden State 115. Washington 110 Cu!Iieor lb 58. Cappelletti 1954 ill one-gn al decisions Philade lphia 97, Indiana 93 Haden 8 16 Dallas, P Pear son 13 0 Al KarIanders shot at 2:11 of New Orleans 110, Houston 106 Newhouse 9 25. Staubach 2$. overtime provided Indianapolis Denver M. Chicago I . Laidlaw 22 Kansas City 90, PhOemnix 89 with its winning goal. RECEIVING Los .Sngelei, H , (I 613$ 40. P (I 6) 120 90. agO (13 with I 6) $6560 Handle — $l30,333 A — t 14L Al FOOTBALL CHRISTMAS TIME FOR THE MAN AROUND THE HOUSE: ROLEX DALLAS Americans Dick Stockton arid Rosemary Casals eliminated Sherwood Stewart of the United States and Francoise Durr of France in advancing to the final of the $80,-000 World Mixed Doubles tennis tournament. I 12. McC,,tct',eon I 9 Dallas. P. 641 0 Pearson 3 31, DuPree 334. Newhouse 2 19, B. JohnSon I 11 PASSING LOS Angeles, Haden 10 21 3 IS? fdS DaI'aS. !4t.tbaCh 15 333 150 Sundays Results Boston 91. New York ?4(.$S , Cleveland 106, San Antonio 105 Detroit 175. New Orleans 110 Milwaukee 126, Atlanta 109 Los Angeles 103. Kansas City 92 Buffalo 99, Seattle g Today's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Detroit at New York Knk Boston at Cleveland Detroit at New Orleans Atlanta jt Milwaukee Kansas City at Los Aoirles Buttalo at Seattle 73 Ili / — Indana St 80. Cert Michigan 62 lowe $5, Iowa 51 Kansas St $5. Cent Mis.so,jrj LOuisville 7$. Marquette 75, OT Michigan 102, Kent St 66 Mlrwpota 96, Vermont $1 N Dakota 91; Macalester 57 Ohio U 93. Cleveland St 81 OT S Dakota St IS, Witna St 61 Wartburg $ 1 S Dakota 77 Washington St 67, Ohio St 66 SOUTHWEST Oklahoma 71, Texas Arlington Pan American 1$. Arkansas 5172 Mar,'s Tex. 80, Tx Southern HOCKEY t Be DAYTONA BEACH 9 Monday, Dec. 20, 1 76--I )A SCOREBOARD Home Delivery of the EVENING HERALD FREEI JUST OFF IN BRIEF MIAMI Gators Win 4th P. C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I f: • ' . - - '. ' : I .... ' _~. , �12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 20, 1976 S - I-:- -: .- - --- ---•-• - — In ERA Battle N t I iliL .. 1111 k L~,_) FAIRWAY'S NEW LOWER PRICES WILL HELP YOU SAVE MONEY ON YOUR HOLIDAY FOOD BUDGET COSTS. Opponents Charge'Arm Twisting' - ,1 7177 Jan. :t USDA GRADE A Toms LB TESTENDER WHOLE BEEF _ __ 44 WE'LL BE GLAD TO SLICE AND WRAP FOR YOU NO EXTRA CHARGE 4 to 5 LBS. AVG. WT. THE TURKEY WITH THE POP•UP TIMER E .881 78 Young LB 1.98 1 58 t 10 LBS. & UP LB . Tenderloons 18 LBS. & UP NORBEST AVG.WT 11 to 20 L BS. BUTT CUT or WHO L Norb est N ALL FAIRWAYS WILL BE CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY AND SUNDAY to enable our employees to enjoy the holiday The Turkey That Bastes Itself With Flavor While Roasting. Norbest's Magic Cooking Gauge Pops Up When The Turkey Christmas Season Holidrn.., Rudswt Rh, 1,c 1 POUND I QUA RTERS MARGARINE PEPS i, i U SCOTT /' ., JUMBO TOWELS ........................... 58C NABISCO ALL VARIETIES - SNACK CRACKERS ..... .... Pepsi Cola Dr. Pepper . 68c 32 oz. Bottles GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE PLUS DEPOSITS FAIRWAY FARMS FLORIDA CELER Y SLICED BACON ............................LB. 19 ST ALK GOLOKIST PREMIUM ECONOPACK ...... FRESH SNAPPY d) 0 J POLE BEANS ia. . LETTUCE FRYER PARTS 111$ A... FRYER PARTS AST!. OftUMII, .. SWEET POTATOES ......................................................... ...... 23? LB.19 [Afl) BOLOGNA JIMMVDEN A AIlAt ROLL COFFEE RICH „. 66c .... •28C 58C COCOANUT ...... .. . . .................................... "1 .18 CARNATION LIGHT '0 CAMPBELLS IUMRTU SUUP MEAT P1ES.. SHASTA 22 NESTLE 'S I COOKIE MIX - iar•.. I . (P V 4 1 36 CHOC.MORSELs TRA,L:aLAZER DOG FOOD .'- 11.08 _f, DAG $3.58 JUM110 ROLL [5 •- - Sets Skating 4 4!d Fund Raiser If tic / LI",,.. -. A0C 'to C / Bc , Admission to the skating party Ls 81.00 plus 50 cents for skate rental. Save Stamps Don't throw away the stamps on all your Christmas mail: they can be used to raise money for a variety of worthwhile causes such as the Methodist Children's Borne, Bishop Gray Inn, an Episcopal old persons home, and Our Lady of Florida Monestary missionaries to Japan fund. •. Jennifer Jacobs Tear stamps off envelope, leaving a border of paper about one-quarter inch wide. Mail stamps to Lens Boutwell, 204 F;tst 24th St., Sanford.) - ')OC C I 1C ? L,U1IYIFIjUIL, ONE FIFTH PINK OR WHITE $. - - 98 B U TTER LARGE POUND EGGS QUARTERS DOZEN Fashions and Beauty Shop ZAYRE SHOPPING CENTER 2956 ORLANDO DRIVE PH. 323•7530 Open Every Thurs. 111 7:30 p.m. 30 t .,,M., I(lQC*O'wSMSu all low” PRE HOLIDAY SALE 20 %-50 %-75% OFF ON ALL MERCHANDISE UIIWflg 1 All Sales Final 'ppvTs'P.rt,pI,,, Beauty Shop Special—Mon., Tues., Wed. Only . Uulft lifivy &. al . - "Festive Time" p, 99 Permanent Wave (Includes hair cut Reg. 12500 00 $ and styling) 15 I Haircut Pt.tt,i S 2.49 .. ORDEREARLYPLEASE! U .0 - I •• 41111 • With Shampoo & Set CUT OFF TIME FOR ORDERING ROASTED TURKIYStS WEDNESDAY NIQI4T WITH THIS Aó OFCFM9Ft?7 ur., life lrisurane calesman sold my husband a $50,000 life Insurance policy over my objection. I Just co uldn't see spending $14 a month I wish now that he'd sold us much. We do n't get a lot, but it will get us by. A word to future widows: Listen to life insurance salesmen. You'll be glad you did when you get that c heck. KNOWS BETIEIt NOW DEAR KNOWS; Life in- • III twice as ....-it ...... l.JJ UiiIULdIJ UL?UUI it. flhldS UI) varies From person to person, of course, But a lot has ch an ged since pa rents were in their teens. Being 17. I've found little pornography available and little demand for it from my age gro up . But I still believe in our constitutional right to read anything we like. It has been said that a countr, that burns books eventually will burn pe ople. PIIII.I.IP H think? SICK IN SAN CLEMENTE [)E.Th SICK: I'm with you. Sterilized or not, psychologically, it's sickening! au.ivi i.-.l.,,. IUU ay. you CONFIDENTIAL TO READERS: Wondering what to gRe an elderly friend or shut-In for Christmas or Chanukah? how about an assortment of greeting earth for them to send to others for birthdays, anniversaries, weddIngs, Bar Itch Dr., Apopka Kevin B. Gill, 24, 251 1st St., Chuluot.a, Joanne K. Aldrich, 22, same Edwin B. Esch, 20, RI I Dx 10:, I.W, Heidi J. Jennings, 19, 545 Devonshire Blvd., LW. James K. Johns Jr. 22, RI I lix 888, Catherine Devans, 118 Bell P1., WP John E. Addison, 21, 191 N. Highland, l.W, Susan A Nichol, 20.1 Charles St. Michael B. Bunker, 22, lix 55, Oviedo, Dorcas 1". Reeves. 18, Dx 291 Geneva Phillip G. -Loyd, 18, Itt 3 lix 131 Ithonda S. Swindle, 21, 2635 Laurel Ave. Junior C. Sipplen, 28, Titusviile, M)Tna D. Morley, 20, Mimi Joseph P. Seguna, 39, 1410 N. DeUl Rd., 11 31, OrI., & Sandra NI. Burke, 32, 2827 S. Park Ave., Sanf. No Appointment Necessary OPERATORS: Anetfe Peralta Margaret Sant.ous our Ii it a Uiane . Open Mon. thru Wed. 0:10-3:00 Thurs.1:30-7:30 Frl.I:30.3:O0 Sat.I:30.330 1.79 Z495 - - -- I A. W ACCEPT BANKAMERICARD and MASTER CHARGE "Good Tim.s"Piypt,tjc SIZE I6TO2O LBS. 3 Quarts Dressing - 2 Quarts Gravy dL% Alm (Serves Abou t fl -- CASH DIVIDEND OO NUS LAND 0' LAKES (Serves About 16) 2690 S. ORLANDO. SANFORD 1601 N. BERMUDA, KISSiPAMEE 5471 !$. ORANGE, PINE C ASTLE C S73OLAPcEUNDERHILL 170w.FAIRBANKS,w.p. 5300 SILVER STAR RD. 114 S. SEMORAN BLVD., W.P. rJ z ' C ASH DIVIDEND BONUS LET FAIRWAY ROAST YOUR CHRISTMAS TURKEY SIZE 10 TOI 2 LBS. 2QuiwDr.wng. I Quart Gtwy $,f 95 LU CAN ANDRE COLD DUCK PUARRDAPIJC r HERE ARE PARTY PLATTERS DESIGNED FOR GROUPS OF 10 OR MORE PEOPIF ... Each Matto Includes Your Choice of Two Salads ________________ SIZE 141016 LBS. rn a to III) Gregory B. Malen. 28, 85-1 1.. liallard St.-, AS, Johnnie 1.. Sultou, 24, same add. Michael V. Sheffield, 22, 3619 I .k Shore Dr., Apopka, Inda C. l)uba, 23, 1902 N. Lakeniont St., W1 Frank J. Valois, 18, 905 Hillcrest St., AS, Barbara J. DeAngelis, 17, 608 Wilshire Dr., CB Charles Roniano, 35. 1525 S. nuilly tscn tpopKa. S W ill iams. 30,l525 S. Balmy salesmen are DEAR. PHIl.LIP: You have a Nfitnm hs, coiIrmaUoas, etc? frequently accused of being too good head on those 17-year-old And be a real sport and affix pushy, too persistent and too shoulders. pos tage stamps on all the enhigh pressure. But as a matter DEAR ABBY: My wife HF velopes. of policy they provide heaven- sists on letting our dog lick uur SryO.sI has problem. What's sent protection against per- plates clean after we've eaten. yours? For a personal re write to social tragedy. She also treats him the pots ABBY: Boa No. 0100. ply, LA., Calif. DEAR ABBY: In reading a and pans she's cooked in, 9005. Enclose stamped, self. letter from the father who found saying he enjoys this more than addr as wd envelope. pleas,. For Abby's pornographic pictures in his 14- his own bowl. to Have Lovely Wing," send $1 to ,ear-old son's wallet, I have I tell her it's unsanitary, but aAbigail Van Bur en. 132 Lasky Dr., not hi ng but sympathy for him. she says everything is sterlized flivirly Hi$$. Cihif. 55212. PI... I wish more parents could when it goes into the enclose a long, Self-addressed, stamped (2 Sc) enveloçt.. understand the sexual tensions dishwas he r, so there is nothing surance feed Marriage family of three for the next 16 years. I can't take the credit. Applications last FAIRWAY DELICATESSEN INVITES YOU TO BE A GUEST AT YOUR OWN PARTY! P ARS Winners in the Salvation Army Christmas doll dressing contest were Mrs. Mary Itobb, standing left, first; Mrs. Lib Cleveland, below left, second; and Mrs. Emma Jean Noe, third. Admiring their handiwork, which has been on display In the Flagship Bank of Sanford, are Salvation Army advisory board member, Mrs. Sheila Roberts, and Capt. .James Snelson. The dolls will be given to underpnivilege(l children at Christmas. w ith first and one hundreth trophies - 68 (S.rvnAbout12 DRESSING CONTEST WINNERS DOLL year, a POUND PEACHES ........................ ..... c.'. J DEL MONTEBARTLEIT SAVE 9c TREET JJOI EDGEWATER DR. 4205 CURRY FORD RD. 925 N. ORANGE AVE. Xi Beta Eta Chapter, beta Sigma Phi will hold a skating party Tuesday from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. at Melodee Skating Itink, Sanford. Proceeds will go toward the sorority's fund raising effort in the name of their Valentine King contestant Cliff Miller. All funds raised will be given to the Seminole Youth Ranch. S — IIPJCHEflIJ MEAT NSTLE15€MI8WIET . Poo, Polo, If— ,nrurn ARMOUR LUNCHEON PIE -CRUST, STIX.. . 1 40' II' CAIICAP DEL MONTE- BE1TYCRQCKj - i i'i-n' U" U PEAS ARMOUR VI VIENNA I\ HESU1.I Xi Beta Eta .., . not glao" its- 9.48 CHILI w/BEANS S WIFT'S ".' I 88 12 oz ................... -- AT FAIRWAY! 20C ..... COLA & Auflac .- 1b 'ui SANÜUET FROZEN errvcocgp / - - not on .. l)EAR ABBY: I am 27 years old, with two young children and widowed only this month. For the women who haven't experienced this, it is terrifying. But there is one thing I'm worried about, and that 's how I am going to ç i.s ; W J ?l t --All -41 L.W. CE L!RE!AM 4 6,(If ALL NATURAL you WILL BE PLEASED c CHUNK TUNA ' PILLSBURY c -, 'Pz PROCTOR & GAMBLE OCEAN SPRAY - 17 OZ. . QUART 88 The \Dependable Ham EVERYDAY LOW PRICES!! - MAYON NAISE 78 In favor, was accurate, " CM 81 HYDE PARK I. '1IJZ. F RICH'S - momentum lab, COOL WHIP CAKE ----- their of CASH OtVWo W. DIVIDEN D MRS. SMITH'S ;CARD 78C • '. tar. Widow Changes Mind About Life Insurance CASH S5 -------- I., L3 (TSK ,A53,A(.L ..I Or to ___ '..::'l.58 BREAKFAST forces picking some senators new and aunt. Cathy ('apko are both twirling instructors at L'JC's School of Baton, Winter Springs, so twirling fever naturally runs j in young .Jennifer's blood. According to her mother, she just loves to twirl." of senators f fl C ', Copeland LB Save! Use Your Cash "1 Dividend Certificates ,J 00 SMOKED SAUSAGE U5: CROOK NECK - 34 C .................... 1' t\ a not supporters COMBINATION C ....HAD33C 98C Scit). II TI (SIll (JUA$1T LI' I BANANAS of gover- of - I I I2 j icr" - EVAPORATED MILK entering Your Choice Regular or Diet II 1 \ "\J ' 28 CARNATIO'N 13 OZ CAN state's ment. Tension and expectation usually run high at a baton twirling contest, ht for young Jennifer Jacobs and her famil, a recent Nation Baton Twirling Association competition in St. Petersburg was especially tense. It was Jennifer's last contest in the Tiny Tots Division (children up to the age of six). Ninety. nine trophies won by the young twirler were displayed in the livingroom and bedroom of her Winter Springs home. The big question as would she top the lOft mark in this, her last chance, before division for sevenand eight-year-olds? Jennifer did better than that she won enough prizes at the recent contest to put her TinyTots total at 102 trophies. She is one happy little girl, and her family is bursting with pride. She started twirling at age four. 11cr mother. Jean .Jacobs, Is Ready Deep Down! J HYDE PARK predicts Twirle r Trophies Top 100 TVh Hyde Park HAMS • opponent. _ _ __ . -.. year 's Tur _k oe y SHANK CUT a large top ARMOUR. ' WOMEN peratlon arm -twisting" tactics - SPECIALS GOOD THHU CHRISTMAS EVE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1976 LYKES SMOKED TALLAHASSEE (AP) he would support the ERA and year," she said. The Equal Rights Amend- said he had made his decision She said the federation, which ment will once again be de- after conversations with Shevin is the chief anti-ERA group in feated in Florida despite "des- and Askew. Florida, planned "Stop Mrs. Spellerberg said she was ERA" dinner rally in Tampa being employed by officials, astounded. 21 as the kickoff this Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec.20, 1976—lB the leading "Using Shevin and the campaign. ERA to arm tbt is a desperShirley Spellerberg Miami atlon tactic The pro-ERA had the highest or- first debuted in 1972. in line plus charged ERA der," Mrs. Spellerberg said. UP geted Glisn and Sens. Pete The controversial amendwho have preSkinner, 1)-Lake City, and Thursday with using Gov. "You know they are in trouble ment, which has been repeat- viously voted for the amend- Scott, R-Fort Lauderdale,Jim as Heubin Askew and Atty. Gen. when they are starting this ear- edly rejected by the Senate, has Robert Shevin twist arms for ly to use the top brass for arm its best chance ever of passage chief targets. She said that all the talk by lawmaker votes on the issue. twisting." Skinner said he planned to this year. ERA supporters of now having vote for the amendment beBut Mrs. Spellergerg, presiMrs. Spellergerg said she felt A poll by ERA supporters, the they need to dent the Florida Federation the heavy lobbying would back- which Mrs. Spellerberg agreed nally win passage was just cause mail from his district L of Women for Responsible Leg- lire and lawmakers would In while Scott shows a 201120 "psychological rhetoric to running Lslation, said despite the defec- the end decide to vote their split in the Senate. The House stampede those the said he is undecided. Lion of Sen. Jim Glisson, R-Eu- convictions, twice has passed the proposal. bandwagon." Mrs. Spellerberg said her stis, opponents would be able to ERA supporters hailed GusBut Mrs. Spellerberg said "We don't count a one-vote group also had targeted certain defeat the ERA in the 1977 leg- son's defection as the break- that a tie vote still wouuld mean switch as decisive. They have senators who supported the Lslattve session, through they had been needing defeat and opponents were never had the votes to pass It In amendment, but refused to Glission said Wednesday that since the emotional issue was hopeful of holding other the Senate and they won't this name them. 4'11'(IiU1l ' .. ()i/U't Iti'iu.s of hilt, ./eiiI, N L'oi1zt'r t win .1round I/n' , ,, • Irnrlil -COMPLETE LINE OF RATTAN & BAMBOO FURNITUkE WORLD j OF1 IMPORTS 2. MAONOL.IA AVE. OOWIITOWN SAP'4FORI) U (305) 321-0156 COhIl 5(1 'is &Wink Balwtq "" FLORID A"" - ARRIVEAUVE 1 - Si'NS4i5f STATE— 2533 LAUREL AVE. 511 PH. 322.759 SANFORD �2 B— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, D,c, 20, 1976 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 20, 1976-36 ________________________ TONIGHT'S TV Legal Notice I __________________ Sbeoosesber r1uct'on of an office Christ':.is party Monday 7 4 9 FOOTBALL Liberty Bowl UCLA and AJam.a 24 FALL OF EAGLES Episode 12 Events move sw,ft. ly to a dimas. for even as RasoutincarotisoqunSi Ppuw. SbIS9. German agents wecp 24 REBOP ' 12 NBC ws 6 CBS NEWS 7flOM 9 ABC NEWS 24 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Molting wrIh Russian revoiu. tuonariec in Swit,niLrw1 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 611 I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK - WILD WILD WORLD Of ANIMALS 12 THE WILD KINGDOM 74 MACNEIL-IEHRER REPORT . 730 930 Landc1 star In drama about abe C)ymp,c medal winner and the rmsecyand humiliation suffered by a teenage bedwetter. 4 6 ALL S FAIR Episode to be announced 1000 4 6 EXECUTIVE SUITE Episode to be ans-ounced 24, CHINATOWN Doctsnon- WILD KINGDOM Trails f the Big Cats 4 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES JOHN MCKAY s-ow 610 HOGAN S HEROES ' 12 WHATS HAPPENING' ' 655 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 790 2 12 TODAY (Local at 7 25 and 825). 4 6 CBS NEWS (7 30 . am . Ch 4, local news.) 6111111 POPEYE AND FRIENDS . 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 0000 MORNING AMERICA ( Good Pk,rning F'*(yda Lary offers a revealing look at New York s Chnese commun. 9 BREAK THE BANK 12 CANDID CAMERA 1030 614 I LOVE LUCY II 00 2 4 6 12 NEWS 24 FLORIDA REPORT SPE. CIAL EDITION Cross Florida Barge Canal 800 *2 LITTLE HOUSE ON. THE PRAIRIE 90 Burt Ives guest stars asabl ind recluse WhO helps seriously inured Charles Ingalls 2 1HEClTYT}-tATFORG ABOUT CHRISTMAS 611111 MOVIE Dark Victory Bone Davis. George Brent 5939 Melodrama about a dying woman 7 D U VA L COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MEETING Regular programming will re- ' sue at thO conclusion of the . meeting 61111 JERRY REED SHOW 7 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU ii 30 2 *2 TONIGHT 4 CBSMOVIE TheSingung Nun DebboReynolds. Qi,d Everett *966 A re-creation of the true story of the Belgian '"ui nun Son9S look the World by surprise (A) 6 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN at 725 and 825 a m. local news weather. 800 4 6 CAPTAIN ' KANGAROO ' '24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 830 6M COMMUNIT'YCLOSE UP 7 (Wed . Thurs .Fru ) ELEcTAlC COMPANY 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU . 900 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 9 MOVIE (Man) Botany ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF By Alan Ladd. James Mason 1953 (Tues ) Francis Covers the Big Town - Donald 1145 9 THE CAPTAIN AND TEN- 9 NEWS NILLE Guests Tom Bosiey , - The Pointer Sister s 6 WILD, 12 00 OConrior, Gene Lockhart B&w 1953j Wed.)Tho Caddy Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis (B 1953 ( Thus) Francis WILD WEST 6111 THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU Knoll THE ADAMS 1215 9 THE FBI (A) CHRONICLES cis Adams If ChariesFranlnditt-ta,ist (*886-1893) Adams loses the battle for control of the Union Pacific Railroad in the Navy 6 PHYLLIS Ph1iis 930 69 70 CLUB *000 2 12 SANFORD AND SON '130 rrcrj-'rn d.i'w Donald 000finoiMar1haHy7r (B&w) 1955 (Fn) MaaodPaKotde. Magono Man. Percy Kilbr,de, (B&w)1949 24 SESAME STREET 100 2 12 TOMORROW SM NOTICIAS EN ESPANOt, 115 9 DAILY WORD 830 4 7 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 634 52 LIVING WORDS 639 12 HI NEIGHBOR 645 4 LOCAL NEWS 654 2 12 NBC MOVIE The LonIuesI Runner Brian KeitH Lance Kerwin and P4chae4 7 24 625 2 fPbn) WITH THIS RING (1 '.lc PICTURE OF HEALTH t.kwersity, of Florida (Wed) DBCC PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Thurs.) CHRISTOPHER CLOSE tic' iFri) DAILY DEVOTIONAL ' 630 2 (FrI Orgy) "SHINE 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 69 FRAN CARLTON EXr-,e LM',iAI 6 MAUDE Episode to be announced 6 2 4 12 F'4BCNEWS UPDATE 900 4 9 12 NEWS M EMERGENCY ONE 7 VILLA ALEGRE I. 615 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 857 Evening 2 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 4 LATE NEWS 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT lht,s . Fri ) ELECTAlC COMPANY 24 ELECTRIC COMPANY 5030 2 52 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 7 (Wed . Thus Fri )ZOOM 24 (fInn, Toes Th&SS ) MIS - TER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD (Wed) THE MITCRACKER (Fr,) ANYONE FOR TENNYSON'7 *100 2 12 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 6 DoUBLE DARE New game show I LiSted bY AJOX l'rebek 9 CX)N HO SHOW 24 IMon , Tues. SESAME STREET (Fr,) MUSIC OF CHRISTMAS . 11 30 2 4 6M 12 STUMPERS 6 LOVE OF LIFE LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE 7 (Fn only) 0(11' THE DOOR 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) 24 (Fri Only) CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION 11 4 6 , SM CBS NEWS _,)1ntj1111W1 'C IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FEAST fr` _____ ") WITH ' ALL THE TRIMMINGS 41-Houses FOLLOW . , .1-Personals 9—Good Things to Eat 0 - (NEC K - ______________________________ SWEET ORANGES . $2 50 Bushel *007 Palmetto Ave ______ __________________________ NAVEL ORANGES,$2.50 BU. 377 0062 or 6722 , get little things for Phuong that I hadn't been able to Find myself, "And I realized he was wonderful material for whatever i was going to write...He didn't know wha t I was up to at first, but I eventually told him I was making a m it. December, 197$ . . was approved. . NOTICE OF ACTION ( Seal) movie and he'd play himself He said the boy somehow got on a Saigon-to-Guam flight, then ja~ -' 4 - i,,, Overlooking The St. Johns Holiday Isle Complex Ph. 323-1910 Sanford - ' '.' Brand new, sparkling with charm' Furnished Studios. unfurnished 1 & 2 bedroom Units Your new home features __________ And That's A Fact Tao' Shag Carpeting ' Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wail Bookcase Private Entrance' Dead bolt Lock ' Fenced Patio Color coordinated Kitchen & Appliance', ' Abundant Storage Space enev "Energy Efficient" Air Con ditionng Package Full Circle insulation & Sound Proofing No One living above or below you Full time Resident , Studio, 123 Service Director's, Bedroom Apts. Mode-it open 10 am tilop m Daily Quiet, One Story Come see us or call Kitchen Equipped ___________ Adult- Farnt!y 323-3301 -----.---__________ T . Low Down VA 8. FHA Homes. KLIp Really, 322 233$ 107 W First St.. Sanford BAT EMAN REALTY' 2 and 3 BR homes, stove, refrigerator, central air and heat, carpeted 322 Stenstrom Luxury Patio Apartments PARK RIDGE- 4 BR, 2 bath, un furnished home, rent $775 etO KISH REAL ESTATE, INC 325 0011 Lfjj. ' - - - - Call Sanfr' Sales L,'à-r . LLife In ''' : ' 322-2420 ANY TIME -. - . , -. 9d.qEttiLd.e '1 ' . i . ,' . - \\ Ol Welcomes -. - HOMES ES of DISTINCTION , Ut .L 'OR S I 11 --... ' lIii'rI L,qriti 'ublish Dec 6. 13, 20, 27. 1916 ClEG 20 CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS- 830 6061 Eve', j7) 49 Sid,'w.,iv IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY APPOINTMENT CONSTRUCTION 211W , 25th Additions Sanford Ri CALL 322-3103 I RemodelIng Defendants, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: CAROL HALL. and all parties having or claiming to have any right, title or interest in the property herein described ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED trial the a bove named Plaintiff has filed a Complaint in the above styled Court for the foreclosure of a mortgage encumbering the following described real propert y Lot 6. Block B, THE COLON NADES FIRST SECTION according to the plat thereof as recor de d in Plat Bock IS, Pages 19 & 90, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, You are commanded to fill your written defenses to said Complaint with the Clerk of the etove named Court and to serve a copy lhec.of upon the attorneys hereinbelow not lat er than January 8th, *971. WITNESS myhard and seal Øf the Court at Sanfor d, Florida, this 3rd day of December, 1916 (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By' Jean E Wilke Deputy Clerk Johnson. Motsingqr. Tnisman & Sharp, PA. By S Winifred J Sharp 00 East Robinson Street Orfindo. Florida 3290* Publish Doc 4. I). 70. 77, 19? , WYNPIEw000..- 3 BR. family room, range. refripertor , large lot Nice and clean s 10.5.2O We're Offering A 'NIT'T REALTY Realty Company's Subdivision, according to the plat thereof recorded in Plat Book Son Page ,o o Ili* Public Records of Senilnole County, Florida, together with the furniture, fur. nishingS and flatur contained M. UNSWORTFI REALTY 2 $ 6 175 9 10 (~/, 1/k~ ) (iilfoiilt- - \VIit'rt,' to go mi' ORIGINAL PRICE - tIlff)l'Ifl,'lt 11)11 %' ( itj lii'C(i i1I)l)Ut 'i)Ur I*CSS' Colts1' 834 921? Sanford !nm For es t City Altamonte Springs RUTH TUECH 8349217 Altamonte Springs Longwood - KAVE TALMADGE HILDA RICHMOND 514 3167 Deltnns If MODEL OPEN: Cdsselberry.Winler Spnrir7s DAILY-4: 30 a.m.-S:30 P.M. p.m. SAT.—II is-m--6 P.M. UJ're SUN—i. p.m.-6 p.m.- o sme CROCHETED AFGHANS PONCHOS& SHAWLS Phone 7041 ___________________________ . 1 - FOR INFORMATION ' CALL 323'7080 OWN. -Weiu 111~ J Inslntord- West on2SThSt.,gff 11.92 ½ MIII To Rldgewood .vt., Go South 2 Blocks On Rldgewood To Terrace Drlvs , FUTU RA BY SINGER I Mother Fine Development By Y WILCO C0NSTUCTIOM COMPANY . , 79—Trucks-Trailers 1961 Chevrolet pick up truck, tse'.' sticker. Good running condition. 5.350 349 $702 -. - . One of Sniper's top Touch and 64-Equipment se-wi Zig Zag macnInes. Assume..- - - *965 Ford F tOO pick vo. air cord automatic. 352 engine. 3237510 wk days. 7 5 30 Ask for Dick Lacy - . for Rent , IF - '* BARGAIN PRICES I I , Forrest i - -. Greene Inc. 4) "fl i4 _____ r;.;,. AL TOli — S ,, - - Jim knt Realty, Inc BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1, ," ," EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - 1 i 10 I __ ________________________________ : -' Aluminum, Siding I Hauling -. Landscaping 'a, QUICK '' . , CASH FOR EQUITY CaliBart Real Estate 323 74" Merchandise 50—Miscellaneous for Sale Flowers & Gilt',. Tropical & Exotic PInls Carnations. 13 doz. cash& carry CAREFREE FLORIST , 7397 French Ave , 373 1*50 I . i Bathroom Cabinet',, Kitchen count er tops, sinks Instailalion available Bud Cabell 3729052 I anytime ' Lawn Care t4UGHEY EQUIPMENT D'rl Service, Clearing, Mowing, Back Piot lOader 322#u? Tree Trimming & Surgery_La : - Maintenance Free Est.mates I - Licensed - - Free Eslimate', Heaters Cleaned & Adjusted - Call Paul Miller 3fl 379(3 Electrical BOWLI N - ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors IndustrIal, corn mercial, residential Free estimate', 3227373. - Pes tontrol C Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions Custom Work Licensed, Bonded. Free estimate 373103$ . I I Rooniiip, S.ding. Sheet metal, Alum, Painting, Air cond Gi,rtbers, Texture Coaling, Screens, etc Lar;r (1ait, Small dollar I'!' ''.):'5 1119911 ARTBRO , N PEST CONTROL 2562 Pr Drive 322 $SAS ______________________________ Sewing I , Insulotion ' Alterations, Dress Making, Drapes,' UpholStery 3320101 -, Blown In insulation.. Mayo lii s&itat,on Co $30009? or 666 isii ' JUSt about everything for Chri',pm 45 Giftng can be founo.in Ih@ Wanif Act',' To List Your Business ... DiaI 3' 11 r831. 0 .99931 -. '-I. Prione 3271567 l:t'l'tral HeJb & Ar Conditioning SOFA&CHAIR SHAMPOOED EXPERT LAWN SERVICE I Ire Also Carpet Shampooed eslimIes, call Cart I Mowing, Euging, Trimming Harris at SEARS fl Sanford 322 Only 1.35. Phone3fl issit, I Free Estimates I 1711 Phone 323 I79 Dee I (Jerry", Cleaning Service .— DICK'S LAWN SERVICE cJbbardl's Home Residential & Commercial Clean Repair',. qoom Mowing Trimm np. Edg g rip Rt.I, Box t7ICC, Sanford, Fl Additions',, Concrete Work, P.lnt With a Personal Y;i.,us 1303.131 37771 -- 373 "25 'rip. Carpenter Work. Ceramic 303.131 __________ Tile, Alum Enclosures 333.i25 I ______________________________ 11111101111 __________________________ Guaranteed reconditioned auto - batteries $17 95 exchange. - REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1*09 Sanford Ave Reg Real Estate Broker 1100 E. 25th St 322 645.3 1-,, Home Improvements Cleaning ___________ Heater Cleaning - - _________ LIGHT HAULINC,A YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 349 5371 ' - REALTOR 322 1581. 3221*79 .207 E. 75th St can cover ',,r home with . aluminum & S.Oflt Syslem Al Ring. Gitter', 10 Yrs E.p Eagle Siding Co 651 954) . 43-Lots-Acreage location', TAFFER REALTY ' '* Hanging Baskets, 5.) 95 Woodruff's Garden Center 101 Celery Ave .Sanford Open atternoons& Sat, allda, MOVE TODAY NON SUBDIVISION - 323 -7832 DIRECTIONS: - - GOOdS ______________________ - / 47—Real Estate Wanted garage. S ACRES WITH MOBILE HOMEGood country location Assumable. mortgage, 520.000 COUNTRY CLUB- 2 CH CA '._•JIlSM.SbIIl __ Kawasaki 100. expansion chamber, knobby. tires, auto bumper carrier, helmet, gloves. candy orange, excellent condition Will deliver. .112S _' PROPERTY- choice '74 . _.. MLS'- REALTOR Several available 73 Honda CO 123.5; 1,100 miles Likenew. 1.495 377 4947 / ' INC. COMMERCIAL Ph. 323 6062. - Ijsteen -- 9 75 acres, fliCt- trees. good soil. Surveyed Easy term', 113.115 Broker. $31 0171 Hal Colbert Realty — 8349212 (East) Privacy LOCH ARBOR- I BR with 3 extra building .1015. 200 Vnewood Dr 530.000. Ph. 9620126 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. SHIRLEY MILLEIT - borhood. Attached *26.500. 305632 0110. Used Office Furniture ,_' — By Owner- 3 BR. 2 bath, central H&A. exceptionally nice neigh I ' balanceot$115 SOorpay 5*1 9(3 per 1 Sleam Clean Your Own Carpet . montri Will lake trade in Singer 1 Rent Our Rinsenvac ,i 'slate ltroSe " equipped to zg zap 8. make button , 80—Autos for Sale : CAR R2LL'S FURNITURE 322 SIll RENTALS--Apts & Homes hole', Balance of 1.5933 or 10 , - -_, ii SALES-Farmo,' City payment', of $6 Call credIt, 1971 Impala 2 Or Hardtop, PS AC. . 26lOHiawathaat 1792 65'—Pet's-SuPp lies manager, 377911* or see at PB, AM FM Stereo. Rddal tires, ?'i 322 *301 Da -yor Night SANFORD SEWING CENTER -- . Low mileage, $950 3730.633 or 323. Campbell's Poodle PacS-Complet, The Old Singer Store 179$ alter S p.m __________________________ W. GARNETT WHITE ' professional grooming 2467 Park ' *030 State St.. Saritord Plaza *973 Pontiac Deluxe LeMans. bucket Req Real Estate Broker Ave __________________ 322 1121 Closed wedsdays seats, fully equipped Cassetf.," JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC Poodle Puppies new radiatS. low mileage, 52575, 41, *07W Commercial I 906OldOrtancioRd I 645.3250 Phone 377 7161. S3ntord ______________,.... Sanford. 327 2593 Select your new furniture from ,s 4 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and' '. Cottage. S rooms, 1 bath, 75* S 3rd WILSON MAlE R for the best Collie Pups - Just 3 left. In time for '7) Models Call 773 $570 or $34St , Lake Mary 511.500 Phone Christmas ever. Save on national Christmas With papers 373 7194 4605 Dealer, 6101707 brands Libera,I trade In', Free "a '- p deiivery. Convener,? terms We Cute Puppies-Free' Builder's own 3 or I OR, 2'z bath *911 Mercury Cyclone CT. 351.2 to good homes give TV Stampa 311 E First St Priced below reproduction for Christmas 5 weeks old 32* Cleveland. automatic. Power Phone 327 5677 0580, or otter S. 3228051 jENNY CLARK REALTY ______________ , steering, air. 5*295. 2730915. 322 159a op Realtor LOOK INC FOR A JOB' Check the DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Horses Help Wanted column in todays Hwy 92, I mile west of Speeay. _______________ classifieth House for sate, by Owner 2 OR, _________ ___________________ Daytona Beach will hold a public j Geldin9, i4' hands, 12 years old, frame house, corner tot, $ *1,500 AUTO AUCTION *veryTuesday, . 00, We sell our trade in furnitur e at low gentle, good with children, tack 3739163 night t i 30 It's the only one in prices. Good selection included Also Holstein bull., 1 Florida You set the reserved COUNTRY FURN, mflthS Old Call 372 1961 price No charge other than IS DISTRIBUTORS registration fee unless vehicle is SR .46, 1 mi East I. Reg quarter horse tstalilonl with ' 1238322 sold Call 904 25.5 $311 for further papers 1' vrs. old See to ap. REAL [T,'.nu details. ' preciale 323 5.472 alter 6 We are liquidating hundr ed s o Reaitcr 172 74o,t piece', of furniture including ___________________ Over 10.000 people are reading lhil' dinette',, and dnng room sets. Longwood 68—Wanted to Buy 538.900 ad Don't you wish the item you couches& chairs, bed l,lmps of all have for sale was listed her e? kind',, etc. 2$ pct cti I 5! cnee V. Open daily 105 30 1972 VW Super Beetle, AM radio. GE I EXTRA CASH FOR good condition 1 owner, $1,350 pj Dell's Auction Center CHRISTMAS by selIihg your good For Chrlma Bonus . SparkIng Call 3227399 after S Hwy 16, West. Sanford 'Cd furniture and appliances to or I BR, Split design Gracious 373 L.trry", New & Used Mart, 715 $ Ring Our Chimes and place a ' last foyer, formal living dining, cozy , Santont Ave. 322 1*32. acting, low cost want ad Call 377 family room, custom features 261* or 131 9993 52-Appliances Pool planned Large lot in quiet 'or Antiques Consignments neighborhood I Aanted Hi Way 46 Auction *973 PINTO CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Galiere',, 3726912. 34.000m,Ies.UOO 630 Nw, 134. LOflg*OOd Call 642 0*76 Late miajel. colored refrigerator', Want,td to buy used office furniture $31 6272 and range', 30 day guarantee Any Quantity NOLL '5, 1945 3 Chrysler tow car equipped SANFORD- 3 BR. Ili bath home, Sanford Auction, 1200 S French, CASSELBERRY, Hwy 17.92, 930 wpth Reese hitch, air shucks & central heat & air. 17.7*' game 323 13.40 4706 electric brakes $300 Call 372 $916 room large trees OWNER .-kifltuJ,TFr-i " ....... ' ' "' . S23900 3 BR. 24' x 6.4' Barrington. VA loans available GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 150)OrIan doDr 323 5200 Near hospital 322 5173 NOW '1,8,525 all tilt, HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT tome with courtyard 3 Bikes. 1973 Kawasa ki dirt, 90CC $200; Yamaha dirt, 250 CC. $450, Chaparell 100 CC. $200 Best offer . - ' PAYTON REALTY ON LAKE MONROE- Mayfair, over I acre, custom 3 OR. 2 b.1lri Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, P12 Bath Townhouse - 1977 5% 6f1ice Supplies BLAIR AGENCY 32) 3$66or32) 7110 ' Reg Real Estate Broker 503W. Is? SI - Sanford 223 606* or 323 OSI7eves OR Motorcycle Insurance ________________ 51—Household . 350 CC, Exc. Cond. 7600 miles Must sell. 323-715.5 after 6 p m Guitar, with Jordan amplifier Excellent condition. 5250 ______________________________ Regulation size I'd' Pool table & accessories. $175. 10 Chord Key VioOd or ste-el desks, executive desk & chars. Secretarial deskS 6. electric Organ. 37 Melody keys & c.a,airs, straight ct',eirt. -flttnp 37 Harmony melody keys Ex cabinets, as is Cash and carry. cellent cord, $150 3226293 NOLL'S Refrigerated sandwich unit; casts Casselbecry, 17 92. 9301206 ______ register; waffle maker; tables, pie case other items. 323 2710 62—Lawn-Garden 42-40oblle Homes therein, WITNESS my hand and official seal of said Court on the 9th day of December, A.O 1916. ISealt AlihtjF H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Clrc,it Court Seminole Country, Florida By Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk STEP4STROM, DAVIS 9, MCINTOSH Flagship Bank of SInfordSuite 32 Pose Office Boa 1330 Sanford, Flor i da 32111 Attorn eys for Petitioner Pbiith: Dec 13. 70.27. *976, Jan. 3 Mom will love her Daniel Green house slippers from Knight's Shoes, 706 E 1st St. 323 189S 322 0719 the real property descrIbed below; permanent Child support; recognition of special equity In the jointly owned real an personal property I the parties including award ofthe real property owned by the pa rties as tenants by t he en tireties to the Petit ioner, said prOperty being more particularly desc'Ibed as follo*s: Lot It. Block F, West Sanf or d MR Mu _______________________________ 321 7114 2571 Park Dr After Nouns, Realtor in 339* 332 9264 32.LQ41 Reg Real Estate Broker, lit 06.10 BER, and LATONYA 0 BAR BER. In the Petitioner ; lump sum alimony Of SUPER SPECIAL- 4 Bi', 2" baths. Split level, extra large tmiIy room With fireplace, in tercom System throughout Ex tras galore. 5.39.900 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hard-wick. Broker 14 Hond a. I cyt Lead Elect ronic Gibson 6 string , - FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H marriage, WARREN L. BARBER. PHYLLIS 'C. BARBER, CYNTHIA C BARBER, FELECIA A. BAR ' REFURBISHED HOMES 1100 down payment to qualified buyer', BR. 515.000 and up TWO STORYstucco. I BR, 7 bath, family room. large separate garage with COnverl,hIe storage area 149.500 marrlage permanent custody of the minor children born issue of the WILLIAM F HALL and CAROL HALL, his wife, and JOHN A BALDWIN, — STOP AND THINK A MINUTE IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WO.JLDN'r BE ANY FOR ' Organ Sales 8. Western Auto, 301 W. First St.. 322 Ca I I Bart 254$ PARK SANFORD-3 lIR, I bath, Stove. refrigerator, central heat air, nice privacy- fenced yard Terrific location $166 67 P1 5300 dowr., 522.000 I APR. ii) '1r5 You , ' Multiple Listing Service Petition, to wit. A diCtrilut(nn M Plaintiff, Realty CITY- *333 west 1st St.-- Lovely 3 3 Bedroom. unif urn. * bathcarpeled BR. * bath, needs a little TLC. has Frame building, $l$S. Call 3211 19041 loads of Pot en tial, and is con — or n 1587. One Bedroom venlen, to Shopping, ,tutotrain and From 9 Get plenty of prospects Advertise Lake Monroe, A lot of home for your product or service in the $11,900 Classified Ads , -_ .PINECREST-- 103 West Airport /i11age 7 BR. unfurnished, 512$ month, first ' Blvd -ThiS) BR. I bath home is W. St. and last month in advance, in flhiflt Condition, and a variety of Riverview Ave fruit trees, fenced backyard and ( LA SIDE APARTMENTS laundry room are lust a few of the hway 17.92, Sanford1 extras. BPP warranted Just JOHNNY WALKER s From PInch Houte _•_ 322-2090 *25.900 38670 831-9777 Rep Real Estate Broker roIptSon.iiIv M,In4ilCd General Contr.tor LOCH ARBOR. 7*0 Homewood _____________________ 322 6.451 Drive,- Prestige living at a reasonable price' Lovely 3 BR. ____________________ ______ bath, on extra large beautifully landscaped lot Formal dining room, central H&A, utilty shed, and workshop, makes thiS BPP warranted a seal at *39.500 25th Sanford, Ha. . Reg Pe,ii Est,tc B'oker 76335. Sanford 1OlS9eves 372 76 BUENA VISTA 1316 Elliott Ave Commercial zoned 2 OR, 2 home has large workshop, citrus & pecan trees, garden with sprinklers, kitchen equipped, and large fenced yard. Just $21,000. girls Assortment of Christmas stocking Stuffer',. ' , Days- 372 6123 tights 20175. FRENCH automatic rhythm section Liber al trades offered Bob Ball's Piano & 2640 Hiawatha at 17 92 _______ ________ 78—Motorcycles _____________________________ . - INS New Cti'iSlmaS dr esses for little PAYTON'S CHILDRENS WEAR . ST. JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS 710 WOODMERE BLVD 3 Bedroom $lSOmo information in Window (Gardens Realty Reg Peal Estate Broker SALES - RENTALS . 817W Sanford 322 441 or 372 7757 after Hrs 321-0041 3 BR home, fenced, kitchen equipped 5185 per mo $100 dep 702 Bamboo Dr . Sunland, 322 __________________________ COMMUNITY WORKER. outreact work, %sist staff in FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAM Owr car. Contact Seminole Co Health Dept 322 2124 1505 Harold Hall MLS REALTORS . "I' '•iOd"d Lots i',,rd Sheet', Se,s 4 1111111111111111111111111111111 ECONOMY PLUS in thiS 7 BR, * bath home Nice neighborhood, ciose to st-iopping Priced under PHA appraisal at $11,500 32—Houses Unfurnished ' 135 Sanford Auction BALL REALTY 2 BR unturnhed. children, pets o k. 5*30 mo 373 7515 or I 904 13,6 0299. 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Classified Ads Gets Results * 3]A—Duplexes Apartments TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact! DAVIS & McINTOSH, Post Office IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Bee 1330, Sanford, Florida, 3271*. on EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL or before January It, *977, and file CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR the original with the Clerk of thiS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Count either before Service on - Sa4 Sanford Court ______ 5500 comparable homes 3 Utility tilt trailer, ideal for riding Good used lv's $25 & 10.-Swap & Trade BR, 2under bath, kitchen equipped lawn mower or small garden MILLERS. 26*9 Orlando Drive, Central heat & air, wall to wall tractor 669 0531. Sanford, 322 -0352 carpeting. Owner pa all closing WANT ED I SELLERS ' -.. . costs Also conventional finan -BUYERS DEALERS 1(f) Gal fuel tank cing 54--Garage Sales Empty your carport or $45 Firm . - ----Make $11 and have fun swapping 377 1939 IS GOLFING & SWIMMING YOUR too' Bring your articles to Movie -..arage Sale THING? See thiS pretty I OR, 2 La nd Drive In Theatre Swap Sho p FULLER BR USH Furniture. Dishp. Silverware. bath home of sheer comfort in - Flea Market. south *792. every Office equp tent, used canoes & 372 19 J7 Loch Arbor. Great for en Sunday, 9 a m to S p.m. NO boats Wc'k'va Landing 322 4470 CHARGE p.,, and frr large tinily __________________________ The large cheery eat-in kitchen Phone 322 1716. 7 pm to 9 pm anv night Separate dining room, family '* 55-Boats & Acces sories -- ---- -. room, overlooks a covered patio Mom will love you all year for a Micro Wave Oven or a Trash and sparkling pool. There are 11' with JS tip Merc rill 72-Auction Compactor. DiCk'i Applances, many mor e featur es for y ou r trailer, Cushions. 5395 323 03 or 76*1 S. French Ave., surprIse. A minute from the golf 7 323 1799 after pm course. A fine home for only 5.49.500 and good terms. ROBSOfi MARINE DEC. 20, 7:30 P.M. ,• 292111 Hwy 1792 HANDY MAN'S SPECIAL- 519,600 Diamond Solitaire, 3 5961 S7950 up. 3 corner tot on residential Lots of last minute Christmas diamond tie tac, $19 50 Gwaltney 14' Fiber glass Canoe, never used, streCt Good terms bargains to be sold to the highest Jewelers, 204 S. Park Ave SISO or best offer 130 5053 between bidder including dining room $8. S. Mon Fri. or 3323029 after S suites. bedroom suites, all kinds of Wm. H. StemperReaItor wk dys. _______ or *1 nd', ______ odd furniture, new CB radios. 1919 S. French appliances, TVS and tots of 322 4991 Mom will love one of our electrical 1923 Glastron left Eves 377 1496; 372 *984 323 3996 miscellaneous appliances See our fine Selection With ilShp Johnson Motor Bank,Amerlcard. Master Charge Gregory Lumber J. True Value ________________________________ $1795 PHoe 322 0750 WINTER HOME- Choice Ravenna Hardware, 6th 8. Maple. 3270500. Park location, comfortable) BR, 2 Free Drawing for Chr$stma$ ham bath, family ret Good Checks & Cash kitchen 57 Sport s Equipment equipped, breakfast bar, sliding glass doors to lovely oak shaded & '*, Pen & Pencil Sets, by Anson, $12 fenced yard. Inside laundry room ' Excellent terms 576.900 GWALTNEY JEWELERS, 304 1200 French Ave. Everything For The Golfer- ClubS, Park Ave 323-7341) Balls, Golf Bags, Duckster Jackets Ladies and mens golf ____________ ---- -- - . ___________ . apparel apparel and Shoes. Mayfair 77- Autos Wanted rinlrv club Pro Shop, 322 2531 -_______ --SALE-All Items Reduced _______ 323.5774 Day or Night BUY JUNK CARS - from $lOto$3O 59-WliJSiCal Wrchafldis,e 1210 I Bargain Table. $1 Ass Call 322 1624 otter I p m low cost want ad then stay close FREE SHOPPING SERVICE IN. to your phone ___________ _______ CLUDING DELIVERY, FOR SHUT. Pianos & Electronic 0rgn', with - — whose address is STEP4STROM. vs. 4idaq9uo5 Air, carpeted, quiet * arid 2 t"edroom',. $ )25 to $135 mcn!h Adults, Phone 172 1610 KENNETH W. MCINTOSH, ESQUIRE, Petitioner's attorney. Orlando. ChIIdrOn 'Ia Price I BR, turn apr, lights, water turn Mature ,tctu!ts. No pets, 595 372 7796 alter I wk days Unfurnished - NOW RENTING Concession Help Wanted Apply fl person alter 6 30 p m , Movieland Drive In Theatre. Sanford CASE NO. 1e-l642CA.O.EE . Petitioner's attorney or let PAN AMERICAN BANK OF mediately thereafter; otherwise a arrival, wound up at the Malibu, Calif., borne of a lady who'd ORLANDO, N A, formerly known default will be entered against you agreed to house a Vietnamese child for a while, ' Citizens National Bank of for the relief demanded In the - 30 -A partme nts ad with Inc greatest op Portunty Call 37) 3542 flew to hawaii and Seattle and, three weeks after Pbuong's $450 ' - , _ ' - — FLORIDA WAY RACQUET BALL & HEALTH CLUBS, - TO JOHNNIE BARBER Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. 653$ South Walcott Clerk of the Circuit Court Chicago, IIIinoi 606)6 - By Cherry Kay Travis - YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Deputy Clerk action for Dissolution of Marriage Publish Dec *3, 70. 27, I7$ Jan. 3, tics been filed egutinst you and you 1977 are required to Serve a copy of your DEG S2 written defenses, if any, to it on - Estate - 41-Houses . Lake M,ry. I OR, 1', bath new homeS Under 525,000 with less than $750 down Governtmer.t funding By builder, 931 1469, Equal Itousing Oppnrtuinily MirTlIL( RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv, air Cond ,Maid Serv. QUALITY INN NORTH I 48. 434. Longwood -- SR -_______ - -_______ 162 boo , -_ 18-Help Wanted By - Paul J Heqener, President Respondent, Rentals - DUCKS, GEESE & CHICKENS Phone 373 lOu Real WANT ADS ARE SMALL insize -.1 BIG on delivery 53-N- Radio-Stereo PUBLIC AUCTION OFFICE SPACE, French Avenue. 17 92, 4 rooms carpeted, bath. kitchen facilities Total 660 sq If Ideal for law offices, medical. dental or Other professional of fices KISH REAL ESTATE INC 321 004* , 10 port a cru, $10 322 0086 days. 4935 alter 5 30 & wknds. MaittandAuction I6ioIlfreefrgm Sanford -339 , ' AN MO PARK. 7. 3 L*iJivjii Ir,iile, opts Adult & family park Weekly )$IS Hwy 17 92. Sanford. 371 Call Bart Real Estate - __ --Furnished . , REALTOR in " Camper Trailer for rent, 21', tu,I bath, twin beds, Heat, air 3fl RESTAURANT- Ideal for Mom & PO SO seat capacity A going business with good potential, good Iocaion Principals only, Call , George WiIli, REALTOR ASSOCIATE Delicious Navels, Tangerine',, Grapefruit Call Dave Shannon, 327 2616 , NC 31—Apartments --_ . -- -______ KENMORE WASHER Parts. Service Used machines Moo'iEY APPLAICES. 37) 0677 to Buy , 37-Business Property - OUR BUSINESS . . . DIRECTORY for the Service Man 2.1-Business Opportunities You need ' J Petitioner, "Op AQency_.1it Fee" 'Your Future-Our Concern" 201 Commercial 171 ella ----- air for the relief demanded in the Petition . and WITNESS my hand and seal of JOHNNIE BARBER, this Court on this 9th day of NAVEL ORANGES 290 7 French Ave. Sanford 322 3622 - 68—Wanted - , Spcou I, 28. 3 BR apts Tennis. Swimming, playground. recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse 2510 Ridgewood A ve Sanford. PH. 3234620. -- r.Trrl1J 1 52-Appliances - - - Arms Educat,ona, Child Care for as low a' $2. weekly if you qualify 323 8474 , or ___~ 34-4V'obile Homes - 6----Child Care __ -- Lady '.i" VETERANS- Bes t buy in town. OVIEDO FTU- Duplexes Furn or Mullet Lake Park- 2 BR partly Unfurn Wooded, Home She lots, furnished trailer. $13S month, $50 RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE 385 security 319 5641 1771 _ ______ . - _______ 2 BR, 2 bath, furnished or on __________________________ furnished Plenty of room for Taking applications br cooks, DeBARY - Large, lovely * OR. air, waitresses and dishwashers, children& pets. 75659, near stores Ideal for retired persons 321 0580. 468 6489 Thieves, 205 Palmetto Ave.. ________ 'is fed Acfl will alwa,s g.e Sanford, sanford more, . Much Much More than Ridgewood iou expect Nurses; RN's & LPN'S. Aides, Aide ___________________________ Companion Needed immediately Call About Our --'A19 06)6 .- . .. 2 BR. Mobile home for rent, no pets, . Christmas Specials 512$. 8)09650. , 50Miscellaneous for Sale ___________________________ - LPN. 4 to 12 Shift. Geriatric ex perence preferred Apply in person, Sanford Nursing & Con valescent Center, 950 Mellonville . KING5WOOD COURT- 3 BR, 2 ba th, kitchen equipped. lovely Home in exclusive area $77,900 Terms. * IDEAS I -- New Electronic Sensor Perm Beauty Care Products. Towers Beauty Salon. 5*9 E 1st 322 5712 _________ Starts I.hiIIt1 But the lad also helped him, wheeling and dealing in Saigon "to * 30-Apartments Unfurnished 18-Help Wanted * ' as a good customer "and he attached himself to me," the writer 'immediately thereafter. Otherwise In Re: The Marriage of a default will be entered against you MABLE W BARBER, said, adding jokingly that "he recognized an easy touch." ,* - * Adopts &it * ________________________ I , STARS FOR Ckt.i6ils(oô - . ..,. THE Park ' flown out of Sa igon in America's "Operation Babylift" when North Vietnamese troops closed in on the city in the spring of 197S. How Trung got out of Saigon StdI mystifies Seltzer and his wife $ , - Winter PROBATE DIVISION 4 6 THEGUIDINOLIONT File Number 73ll.CP 3222611 831- 9993 1 Med 1200 ANYONE FOR Division 2 rENNYSON In Re; Estate of 9 NEWS CLASSIFIED DEPT. 9 ONELIFETOLIvE ELLA GENEVIEVE CUMMINGS, 4 RATES 6 YOIJNGANDREST. Deceased 24 (Mon) ANYONE FOR LESS I Ihru S times 4Ic a line NOTICE OF HOURS 61111 PERRY MASON TENNYSON) (lues) ONCE 6 Ihru 25 times lic a line ADMIP4ISTRA(ION 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. UPON A CLASSIC (Fr,) 7 iWod) DOCUMENTARY TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 26 limes 24c a line MONDAY thru FRIDAY Chinatown (Thits)FIRING CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST (S2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9-Noon THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL LINE IFrIFAMILYFOCUS 300 3LinesMinimum OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD I? 50 GRAND SLAM IN THE ESTATE: 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY 24 ZOOM YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFED DEADLINES (R) 1230 that the administration of the estate 2 THE GONG SHOW of ELLA GENEVIEVE CIJM 6 6M THE FLINTSTONES' ProNoon The Day Before Publication 4 OIT)fed Fri only. see 2 pm 6 MINGS. deceased, File Number 76 SEARCH FOR 381CP, is pending in the Cirrut TOMORROW 7 IWed I THE WAY IT WAS Sunday Noon Friday Court for Seminole County, Florija Q (Fri) k4AH - .All uv .... rii nDC -'----. Probate Division, the address of 24 IPV'k)fl Tues. Wed Fri 12 MARCUS WELBY. M D which is Seminole County Cour VILLA ALEGRE 24 ELECTRIC COMPANY thouSe, Sanford, Florida. Thi personal representative of the estate - 3 15 1255 is MAE G. BOWDEP4, whose ad 2 NBC NEWS 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 4A—Public Notices 4-Personals dress is 969 Lyns Drive, Longwood, -330 500 Florida. fllSO The name and ad . 4 6 MATCH GAME 76 2 SOMERSET ARE YOU TROUBLED! Call Toll dress of the personal repi-esen 4 MIDDAY 24 ZOOM Free 6281277 for "WE Care", tafive's attorney are set forth below Adults & Teens 6 NEWS . All persons having claims or SEARS telephones will te open 9 RYAN'S HOPE demands against the estate are 400 every night 'lit I Ihru Dec 22. Two GETTING MARRIED? Crave required, WITHIN 24 MOVIES (Mon) AnTHREE 2 IRONSIDE (R) days delivery. 377 1771 simple beauty? Call Dot, Notary MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF PublIc, 322 2026 Eves. & Wk nos dr0 5and the Lion (Tues.) 4 GILLIGANS ISLAND THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Rocking Horse Winner " 6 MERV GRIFFIN THIS NOTICE, to tile with the clerk DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED for do 4-Personals 7 24 SESAME STREET -lobsor's Choice." Wed of the above court a written - _ it yourselferS, $30 Marilyn's 9 9 statement of any claim or demand 5) 9 EDGE OF NIGHT Secretarial Service, Ocala, 9'0s they may have Each claim must be 1 737 9773. Notary (Fri) 'March of the wooden *2 SOMERSET Marriages Wish Your Friends in writing and must indicate the Performed Soldiers.' 430 A Merry Christmas basis for the claim, the name and I 9 MARCUS WELBY 3(3 address of the creditor or his agent I YOU CAN'T BEAT A WANT AD Your Message Herr On A) 2 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES or attorney, and the amount I FOR RESULTS. Try one today! FRIDAY. DEC 24th 4 12 FAMILY AFFAIR 6 AS THE WORLD claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, I I Lines, only $2 TURNS 500 the date when it will become due Call 322 2611 or 931.9993 shall be stated, If the claim is I 9 FAMILY FEUD 2 ADAM *2 (RI . contingent or unliquldated. the I DIVORCE FORMS - For free in Pendants- Star arid heart shape, 61111 MY THREE SONS 200 nature of the uncertainty shalt be I formation write to: Box 19*, 56 50 and up. Gwaltney Jewelers, 7 6N (Fr,) FOOTBALL 39th 24 MISTER ROGERS stated If the claim Is secured, the I Pompano, Ftc, 3306* 204 S Park Ave. NEIGHBORHOOD AnnualBlue.GtoyClass.cCol. security shall be described. The -_________________ I? EMERGENCY ONE (O All Stars. Mobile. Na claimant Shalt deliver Sufficient ' copies of the claim to the clerk to (Thurs) EVENING AT 530 Legal Notice Legal Notice enable the clerk to mail one copy to ____________________________ SY MPHONY 2 NEWS F i ) each personal representative 6 HOOANSI4EROES DOCUMENTARY SHOWCITY OF LAKE All persons interested In the estate SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD 6M PARTRIDGE FAMILY CASE MARY. FLORIDA to whom a copy of this Notice of OF COMMISSIONERS 7 24 THE ELECTRIC 9 $20000 PYRAMID Notice of Public Hearing Administration has been mailed are Notice of Public Hearing COMPANY required. WITHIN 230 THREE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The Board of County Corn NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF, mIssioners of Seminole County. 2 12 THE DOCTORS 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES the City Council of the City of Lake THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Florida, will hold a public hearing to Mary. Florida. that said Council will consider an Amendment to the THIS NOTICE. to file any objections ho ld a public hearing at 7:300.m. on Seminole County Subdivision they may have that challenges the Thursday . January 20. 1977, to validity of the decedent's will, the Regulations. a) Consider a request of a change qualifications of the personal The proposed Amendment would zoning from CN to C.I. representative, or the venue or as said rescind Resolution No. I adopted classifications are described in the jurisdiction of the court November 9. 1974. and eliminate the ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND . zoning ordinances of the City of provision for granting waivers for OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Lake Mary, Florida. of the following platting of new lots of less than one described property lying within the acre when septic tanks are utlliz,-d.., WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, Date of the first publication Of this municipal limits of Lake Mary. D Copies of the proposed Amend Florida, and more fully described as Notice of Administration: merit are available for review in the follows to wit December 20. *916. La nd De velopmen t Division, Room Mae C Bowden Lots 19, 20. 21 andfl. Block is, 4*3. of the Courthouse, in Sanford, CRYSTAL As LAKE WINTER HOMES Florida. Personal Represent.. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Two Mondays from ROW (Jan. 3) ABC live of the Estate SUBDIVISION, according to the This public hearing will be held in is airing a TV movie, "Green Eyes." It's about a half-black, halfPlat thereof as recorded In Pt,? ELLA GENEVIEVE CUM the Counts, Commission Chambers Book 7, Page 115, Public Records of Virnamese kid whose father, a former GI. returns to Saigon to MINGS of the Courthouse. Room 203. San Seminole C ounty, Flor ida. Deceased ford, Florida, on January Ii, 1971, at v for him. seth The public hearing will be held at . 7.00 P.M. Oi' as soon thereafter as ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL , That it'll appear is unusual, given the networks' reluctance to REPRESENTATIVE the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, possible. Written comments may be Florida, on the 201h day of January, filed with the Land Development S Joseph Davis, Jr. Esquire air any drama remotely connected to the Vietnam war and given Post Office a 1971, at 7.30 p m,, or as soon 1330 Division and t hose persons In at ABC's prepensity for such ratings-getting fluff as "Charlie's Sanford, Florida 37711 thereafter as Possible at *16(h time Ien-nce alIt be heard Orally Angels." ' interested pirties Telephone 305.332 7111 for and against Board of County, But equally unusual is the way Dvid Seltzer's work on the PubliSh. Dec. 20. 27, *976 the proposed change of ironing Commissioneri DEC 79 classification will be heard Said movie led to his adoption of two Vi'tnamese orphans, one a Seminole County, Florida hearing may beconlirived from time By: Dick Williams. paraplegic girl, the other a brash, cocky lad who used to hawk , to time until final action is taken by Chairman newspapers In Saigon. . the City Council of the City of Lake Attest , Mary, Florida Seltzer, married and the rather of two kids, Tim, 7, and Emily, Arthur H Beckwith, Jr THIS NOTICE shall be Posted In Phon e: 323 43)0. Eat )C IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 8, says )' hadn 't adoption in mind when he went to Saigon in the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl R. three 13) pi.blic places within the Publish: Dec. 70. 1976 fall of 1973, when America's long involvement in the Vietnam war City of Lake Mary, Florida, at the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DEG $0 City Hall within Said City, and was ending. COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO: 7$-23s1.CA.94-c published In the Evening Herald, a He initially went there simply to gather material for a movie . newspaper of general circulation In In Re: the Marriage of about the thousands of Vietnamese children left homeless and the City of Lake Mary. Florida, one MICHAEL WAYNE MOORE, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS time, at least 1$ days prior to the without parents because of the war. Husband Petitioner, NAME STATUTE aforesaid hearing In addition, and But Seltzer, 36, writer and coproducer of "Green Eyes," said he TO WHOM IT 'MAY CONCERN notice %hall be posted in the area to JAMIE FRANCES MOORE. NOT ICE is hereby given that the Found himself so moved by the misery, the desperation of the Wife Respondent, be considered at least IS dâr5 prior undersigned, Pursuant to the ' to.the date of the public hearing children, "1 began pretending I wasn't there an behalf of an enNOTICE OF ACTION 'Fictitious Name Statute." Chapter DATED this *5th dav of . DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE tertainrnent show. S 09, Florida Slatules,will register December, 197$ TO Jamie Frances Moore vilh the Clerk of the Circuit Court, . "I Just kind of fell Into the swim of working with the orphans City of Lake 2737 Eastwood Drive n and f or Se minole County, Flor ida, Mary. Florida there, started working with the Vietnamese-American Children's Decatur, Georgia rpon receipt of proof of Publication BY Kay Sasiman, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Fund, which ran two orphanages there. 6th', notice, the fictitious name, to City Clerk that an action for Dissolution kit THE RACQUET BALL under "A friend of mine, Ben Cunningham, who ran one of the or, Marriage has been filed against you GARY E MASSEY. ESQUIRE vhich this party is engaged in phanages, really took me through the underbelly of Saigon, and you are required to serve a copy 6*6 E Semoran Blvd. lusirtess at 20$ Swe'etwater Square, 10 it of Altamonte Springs, Fla your written defenses, if any, showed me what life was like under the surface there. And! began .ongwood, Florida, City Attorney on the Petitioner's Attorney, Bill That the p-arty interested in laid " spending all my expense money for the children, kept coming McCabe, whose address 1% Suite Publish' Dec 30, 5976 usine'sS enterprise is as follows back for more." DEC91 1410. CNA Tower, Orlando, FlIda, iorida Way Racquetball & Health 32901, on or be fore January 11th, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND It was during his work with the kids, he said, he found Phuong, :Iubs. Inc 20$ Sweetwat er Square. *977 and file the original with the FOR now about nine. SEMINOLE . . COUNTY, .ongwood, torida 32750. Clerk of this Court either before FLORIDA Dated at Orlando, Orange County. Enter the newspaper boy, Trung, now about 12. He knew Seltzer service on Petitioner's attorney or CASE NO. 16-2361-CA-"EE Ioriija December 2nd. 1974 Seltzer says she was one of the first infants SERVED FAMILY STYLE Orlando * I Afternoor. bouts with Vietnamesearsd American red tape, the girl's adoption 44 Seminole SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA "We exchanged addresses and he figured he'd find me again." The writer returned to the States, began adoption proceedings for the girl. Trung returned to newspaper-hawking. After long -. st CLASSIFIED ADS - �4B—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Dec. 20, 976 BLON DIE Chic Young ? m's CcNCMETEp (/ATO.4 IS 114E PERFECT CNRST'iAS GPT 'CANVtP NUS8AN (rr TEU..S ThE TiME, ThE DAY AND (.( posmscc THE PLANET • \._ _ "_. " BACMETRIC PRESSURE AND WIND VELOCIT Y , fT LLJJ• .-. ± ' ''" YES. BUT CAN IT MAKE A GOOD CUP OF COFEE? 111, çi- ;I r j .Z - ( P..uS.• TiDE TIMES, h/i..• . i;: .i 37 Bushy clump Answer to Previous Puzzle (Brit,) 1 Range of 38 Belonging to PiuTI I5lule 1Pf.pf1 iIcToI ITII IfcR$l us stables ') T °j.40 ItJ .4JLAINJ 39 Stop 5 Slight taste 8ö11ii!1 41 Foot digit 8 Cat sound i 42 Swift aircraft 12 Madame H N (abbr) (cont) o loIs a 13 Close friend 43 British insurer s _ 14 Paris airport 48 Of milk £ 50 Puppy sound IS Abstract N12f_ 51 being 53 Cottontail 18 Compass I!-i-!!.. 54 Indian music UP0 5 point iIrLElWI li,j,.!j mode isisi 05S 17 Mortgage 55 Muck 18 Minnesota 7 Vulgar 39 Confederate 56 Ardor capital (2 8 Tooth 57 Russian States Army wds) inland none (abbr) 20 Lighthouse 58 Graduate of navigator 40 Engraves 22 Destructive Annapolis tO Ersatz 41 Serving as dent (abbr) Ii Comedian Ed 23 Auricle type 59 Dispatched 24 Woodland 42 Snow vehicles 19 E gypt (abbr) 43 Ancient deity DOWN 21 English Count 27 Term of mus ical .14 Splotch -address 1 Mesdames instrument 25 Air (prefix) 28 Thus (Lal) (abbr) 26 Stepped on 44 Regans lather 31 For each 2 New York 27 Evening (Fr) 45 Woman's 32 Scoring point river name 28 Animal 33 Author of 3 Yellowieckat society (abbr) 47 Fabliau The Raven a n,.,, ,34 Spanish gold 5 Variety of 29 Notes of debt 48 Asian country 49 Copper Coin 35 Broad smile 30 Surrender wheat 36 Cows chewed 6 Author 52 Demand 32 Macabre food Fleming 35 Angelic payment ACROSS _ _ sea BEETLE BAILEY " FROM NEE ' TO E1ERNIT' WtkfA SO\ Mort Walker I T4\:I&E! I'NM 74 146F 40W x, LE 10 TANGLE WiT4 EcgAI ,ERR jr E AE8 J / C, !i -. U.. ai m momaa U.. I.. U... BOOM •• ii• U.. NONE 0 MEN a a BoommomENE THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom Room NEEMON ENE 'p.. MEN if' L no Moo OEM .. I mom — ARCHIE I LI IU 1 HI, REGGJE. yyT4 Liri HOROSCOPE By BERNICE HEDEOSOL For Tuesday, December 21, 1976 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. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. today. You'll be considerably more relaxed if you get your 19) It wo uld be unwise to try to work out of the way, then go do manipulate friends to achieve ,,,, •i,i .,,s ,,..,. ,, urn unni •; tntlnv• sc1.,.A 7'-'UI lUll "•• and pleasure CANCER (June 21-July 22) business Be sure the plans you make separated. tod ay have the prior approval AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. .19 '..e ....i.i ..., ,l,.,hi. 1)1 11141C. tI.... I 1)11 ...ai IVIII VIII) ,)V C1.iUU Ill) UUlllA. OU"U IItV , ..,.._ your - - 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 Boom li/I ISpui/Fi_13n= 11 BEEN On Iniect* on I 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 or , Innovative methods techniques today. Failure to try them is tantamount to defeating yourself before you begin. 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. WIN AT BRIDGE -I momBoom 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' North has sh own a very bad hand by his pass to one club, Ile just cannot want to try to make one club red oubled 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 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 himself and East-West will either get to a notrump game or settle for a club part SC(11( q - EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider MV IJlFE LXAJT r S BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl '4. ( ~A fFTER YA GET SOME SENIORITY —' IPJ ' ORL.NtZA11ON, 'LL HAVE A CHANCE 1' MOVE <uP! jj PRISCILLA'S POP - -- _____ SUT HE'S OUT THERE RIGHT NOWS-OIEUNG SNOW! FRANK AND ERNEST IKpTMV SIGHTS HuGH III I1iiIt TODA'I--AND WRL*D INTO .. - AFJIN. - • S I •_•• ii 20 UP THERE AN A11'AQ ON A - WAGON 1?A1N. ThE CHIEF? L - . -- sor. j..g NAR)L.EJ - - El-I? - ___ IT THEM IN c001"flgc1.ocb(wJ$ SWIRL! ø.A-r WA- fJLfXj, - - O.K. &UYS LETS PJVERSE ANCI RIPB AOLJI'JP atAx 1(A1 /Ot(50 711EYTEUFA h(MTAIt S7ikKfJ/ I lit £4U$ /L4 AO Tht 6/ra , ,&)zftlQ j -' ., 32713 ' . . . -'- j /5 5 )' •; 4•/'.4 JiI't' Is 9' -.7' i. You irft14x cql'1 5/' *I el JAalv se Y fl/a5/-" _- ci'wyi/& ree,J maJ"e. 'I5k4 Hear . - - by Garry Trudeau - fruisi Steven Carris ) Us? -' hM5 FOUWY £Y'145 5fl/RJR 4 'flt64MO. LZ*1Th FU?7 £1T1 - Hav /5 4i5 LCRftO? / 'LOYAl. AV ,IOX&MT &tVfitia lItRE, 5h Siuuio, OtN LV )a/c , Jl i 'I. p- SHOP?ING ) DAIS flu ,I U AT METRO I .—" " - - ;, 4 0.vin . , • -: 2 0 L (Herald PIW?o by Tern VIIICI,H) RIDING - Mabe it was all that holiday cheer, maybe he just wanted to try it side-saddle or maybe it 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 Former County Attorney Thomas G. Freeman says that part of his "two-year nightmare ex pe 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 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 Hattaway 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 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 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. Freemanof 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 Seminole Counts Grand Jury, Morris, who eventually reach a swift-moving stream. "The Department of Natural Resources has had been a grand jury witness, signed a sworn 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 kin't (flocked lake secured against runoff, Robert Blackburn of Altamonte Springs was one establish a prima facie case of guilty against 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 homeowners association, said his group estimated it Associate Judge Alan R. Schwartz wrote this 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. I do so however, only upon more or less pouring money down a dry hole," said ground that it was conclusively shown the that Blackburn "We must some way start trying to any additional fee solicited by the defendant, control these plants more economically:' who was the County Attorney of Seminole French said he would favor using the hydrilla- County, did not relate to the performance of gobbling arnur into one or all three of the South an act incumbent upon hum to perform fur the county pursuant to his contractural 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." .,}Ierrjng accomplished I CAN 6T S711.4CL41/d, I ItWMY40Q7 Il5AMW / ifl4R1r.,5T1 MORE Fos fly A Ti )S5JLW fit g4X4L5 Ii LIKE • 5qJ?( L remind you that lam not divine!" - - - - -- DOONESBLJRy by T. K. Ryan M't; Q ARRIVEAUVE •• TUMBLEWEEDS - -' by Bob Thavei from I.s- iine I)ickt,'- 'k ' 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 outlet 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 from Marie Vezina _____ by Al Vermeer ___ said. DEAR DR. LAMB — I am writing to you in regard to Dr. surgery which I had eight years ago for a diverticulum. After the surgery I was placed on a Lamb bland diet and suffered gas pains until I started using your bulk program. Now I am practically tree of gas, so would lettuce salads Included In my diet be all right? I am dying to many of her friends do this too. consume a lettuce or tossed She Is almost 20 years old. salad. Will this cause her trouble in -----------.-DEAR READER — Gas- Later years? Is It Injurious? . 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 This can cause severe normal functioning you should hemorrhage and Is a medical be able to return to a nearSIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox emergency. 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 diet. / of not eating, or even vomitin g Even if you eat some gasto the point' that serious starformin ell g foods, normal colon vatlon occurs. This then H 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 young 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 • I) are controlling their weight by upchucking. My daughter does h this about three or four times a SUNSHINE STATE week, whenever she feels she has over-eaten. She tells me "Yes, Miss Wilson, I know that to err is human. But I must ' Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Of Weed-K iller Boom Ih I )S%%. II) anil .J,\ii' Temld —1H Comm is s ioners Shun Vote ....... cause unnecessary friction by thinking too singularly. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Make allowances for the frailties of your subordinates today. Being too demanding will only frustrate you and put them on the defensive, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Speculative ventures appeal to you today, but be sure to have full knowledge of what's entailed. Otherwise, back off. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Those genuinely fond of you are generous today, but you may not reciprocate In kind, Remember, giving and taking For Bulk, Diet 1fr ft U.. Lettuce Okayed 11 19 • 69th Year, No. 105—Tuesday, mom by Bob Montana ')U SHOULD GET VEAH I NEED A NEW DE OTHO5E B' MNTEC-F FOR AY CAR' BATTERIES' I Evening DAYS TO CHRISTMAS HIilSTMAS I !, Today _ Around The ('luck Itrldge Comics ('rouwurd Editorial Dear Abby [)r. Lamb 4-A 1-13 4-11 4-111 4-A I'll 4-B horoscope Hospital Obituaries Sports Telecilsiun Weather Somen 4-ft 2-A 2-A 6-7-A 2-B 1-B exactly what he set out to do .,, -'_ 4• F'IIEEMAN .., but ... he beat himself.' nfl.. � 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 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/a4366ef768cc5294fb71a4cb19444086.pdf 3e563f105eea414ef125374d7184ef34 PDF Text Text B—Evening Herald, 6A BLONDIE Chic Young M EXDECrNG I A 3G CH!STM.S BONUS '\ AUSETê.4EDOLLAR ISN WCTb.1 WWAT IT USED TO )) This II(JELL.0 AENT EITHER' _ i.I (4 ACROSS "M : - L BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker \E E GET THE OUT ç TO PECK E PATIENT' GOTTA ET UP 114E L;&i4T c'RtT WE'RE 4AViN. COOP (UE WlT ibAa g I 06 - 1 2-17 GET UP I THE LI&HT5 THEN I THE BORN LOSER r 31 fruit iJ () - 64 Fisherman's LI SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee. use it to her gdvantage. 21) There is opportunity around TAURUS (April 20-May 20) opinions are not as you today, but you may Your popular as you lead yourself to make the most of It because believe today. Be careful whom your attitude. Failure to take advantage of what's offered you try to foist them upon. GEMINI(M 21-June 20) Be your loss. PI e - - IN, DOYMSEE ACHlE'SC4 TCLOOOF / W000 HErs ~PE A Sy By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. LtGHTCJ THE TOWTRLJCI(! PAST ' __ ________ DEAR DR. LAMB - , __ ______ lit ¶!,K1 Dr. Recently my daughter was sick, and I advised her to get a blood test to see if she had mononucleosis. Another v, J 'V college and a third daughter for he r Job. MI three came ba ck with anemia. Further in v estigation shows they have "traits of Mediterranean EEK & MEEK /' Lamb A Q .. 62 K J 92 \ MISSED IT Your daughters. 10 ---- this newspaper P.O. Box 1551, by Stoffel & Heimdahl VwHAT HAPPENED., • - THEN HE ORDERED I MERE Tow TE INTEEWING ME TI-4.AT HE HAD -\ RE NOSE EYES WERE 1: . '' - AGENCY . ' .. Too LLOSE /I ' i,-. x ( play. He did get a diamond lead, he did hop up with dum. my's king, but only after considerable study. This gave East time to see weren't properly adjusted on her bus. On the way out of the yard, driving a different bus, guess what happened? EArlings, she backed into a staff car. School officials, The EAr the potential swindle. He dropped the queen of hears, are still chuckling over that one - '- ---FIC.]_ , \ I -',. DIJ . I He gets aSSIstance, From Shoppers whC) [ afterdii, I'j East from rolling that diamond. Now he led a second spade East took his king, gave his partner a diamond between a county official and Interstate Mall l'resident Mark Grayson. Grayson doesn't want it to get out, but he told SCIDA Director ruff and two club tricki coin. Jim Daniel that he knows, of a department pleted the rout. , via I Ni A New York reader wan W Community College, byBobThaves on how anemias occur and how , they aff ect people I am sending you The Health Letter number 4-3 Understanding the Anemias. Others who want t hi s in. formation can send 50 cents IEPING ,THil'JGS ROTTI-ft) TUMBLE WEEDS ROOM SESSION! ' " - ThA r by T. R. Ryan , _____________ sM ___________ ___ ciiy LIMITS lit's Time... --. -, , PEEc'S, S1K.P AS A _______ _' LESSON FIRST _ sc?Ec-rA-roRs, W# . 'tIn ,.. .. . I ., • • • a E 0 I '., g ByDONNAESTES . ' (•' Analysis Th e campaigns waged by E.O. (Eddie) Keith and Incumbent don Meyer for Sanford City Commission Seat two have been lackluster personality contests with no major Issues. Gor Both men ha ve been quietly seek in g sup port from the voters gns community and both are now waiting for Tuesday to get here and the r esults to be announced While makin g theriselves available to any citizen who wants to talk to theni. Each (eels he has the answers to some of the problems facing th e city today. The candidates were interviewed separately and neither was aware of the other's responses to questions, What Is Saaford's greatest need and how would you fulfill this need? 'In addition the drainage program must be handled jointly by the city and the county. It Li not Just city water causing th e problem tanning and development of the, regional sewer plant is a necessity for the future growth of North Seminole County:' how would you encourage more business and industry to locate SXIIOIII KEITh: "The o nl y way to enco ur age new business to locate in the downtown area and new industry to come here is by reducing taxes and utili ty rates. "Housing is adequate. When the economy loosens up there will be more people 'moving here. Sanford is in the middle of the KEITH: "The city needs upgrading and beautification of the director of Youth Programs Inc. Minietta was call ed in after The EAr kept hearing reports of to Sanford but the tax structure is higher than most cities of this size. Th e drainage problem needs to be taken care of. The decision to build a new city hall has already been made. "The people can not afford to pay additional taxes to solve the dra inage problem. It must be done with f ed eral funds." MEYER: "The drainage problem is the city's most pressin need and it requires federal fding for the solution. Th e issue of additional taxes For a drainage solution has twice gone to th e voters and both times the voters have said , 'We know there is a problem,'but we can't solve it. We don't have the money.' The federal government has placed restrictions on how dr ainage wat er must be treat ed and federal funds must be made available to comply with these restrictions. wholeheartedly believes worthwhile. Too good p Why The Vote • They Herald Staff Writer versa, On the positive side, the agency s well ahead in its counseling program, having handled 233 cases already this year when the grant award only called for a bo ut 150. It's a good . program, and one The EAr l Where dowiitown area. Lower taxes would help. We need to lure industry fastest gro%ing area in the nation. Sanford is going to grow. It is wonderful here." Cm Tuesday E. 0. (Eddie) Keith, 59, is challenging incumbent Gordon Meyer, 49, for a fo ur-year term on the Sanford City Commission in the only contest on Tuesda y's election ballot in Sanford. Poffing place for the election is, as usual, the Sanfcrd Civic Center. Meyer and Keith cam e in fir st and second, respectively, tn the original four-man race for the seat in the Dec. 7 city election, but neither was able to garner the req ui red 50 per cent plus-one of th e vote to win. Meyer received 720 to 47 for Keith out of the 1,945 ballots cast. Meyer, who owns and operates an insurance agency, is completing his seventh year in office. Keith, a men's before unsuccessfully MEYER: "Hopefully the Downtown Development Corporation Earher this nionth in the election, Lee P. Moore won with coope ration from the city will revitalize, ref ur bish and Up date the downtown area. The two bodies together can work to change the downtown image and atmosphere. "As for new Industry, the airport authority, the Chamber of four more years in the mayor's office by a landslide. He has served a total of nine years as mayor and city com missioner. Julian Stenstrom was r e-elected to a third term as city commissioner. Commerce's industrial group, the Seminole County Port Authority and' the county industrial board collect ively are working ha rd at enticing industry to the a rea. Absentee ballots for Tuesday's election may be obtained from Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce's courtho use office up to 5 p.m. Monday and must "We've got the space, technology and the labor market for industry." Which plan — the horizontal concept or the L-ehaped design — .'t' returned no later than 7 pm. Tuesday. ftc city commission will officially canvass the election at noon Wednesday in the commission chambers at city hail See MEYER. Page 3A a program, really, to let a little "doctoring" shade the positive image it has in Seminole March of Dimes Time. $7 . /MPCg.W,ITp/ 7h4T h4UUNT? ____ 'w.,.; "Whi S And EArs to you, EArlings till next time. . . . , ' by vi /(lJILJ1lyMNJ1iw .J A Garry Trudeau , MTV f0m / /tO S ______ II lettertoSantaneverreachedits destination, but it found its way Into hearts all over the city. Its author is unknown, so the W . food. toys . ' Wrilly __________________________________________________ Today . I S coviam MW! AV aic- SEATTLE (AP) — A child's he isn't hear anymore. Craig forgot to enclose the County. EArs to you, Minietta, for taking prompt action, S PAWW 1/'V' . "i' Bridge Calendar ... .. 4-C Women M.A. ' .4-C. . , Comics Crossword $-A 1-C mist . Fran k Arnall answers Sports Televlsloa...... ,. . . . year and couldn't find your "I don't mind telling childish simplicity. It's a real tearjerker," he said. Then Grinbaum decided to 17, —. needy f am ili es in the Seattle area. 4 "We figur ed we'd just start helping a family here and a sisters. "Pleas come this year Santa. we are beaing very good. momo saLs youll get lost agian mybe so baum, who works at the restaurant. "We took Craig's letter to the FBI," Grinbaum said. "They hear is a map.,, said they would trace the P 11t' Edgewater, bartender Scotty people are assuming that the . . , , 4-B .....64 -D parently fell out of the th Pole" m ai l pouch the Postal rations be ing donated because of it will go to other needy kids. Service maintains at Christmas "Dear santa," the letter says, time and was deliver ed by mis"momna said you got lost last take to Francisco's R esta uran t It's signed, "love criag," but Z-B questions about your 4-C money problems, Page ' . . 10- A . .10-A ' . S _ Hospital Obituaries and Christmas detv. map for Santa to follow. His letter bore no return address. Officials said the letter ap. said he read the letter but couJd do nothing. "It'sbeautiftjlmjts way to our house. we rtUy w he n I read that letter t he re f amily there, and sooner or Lit. er, we' d have to hit Craig's," mist you aspeshely my little were tears,"said Arthur Grin- I Dear Abby Horoecope _ 40 Ito mented Eugene D. Minietta, the executive Editorial 4-17 friends...' . to date ~ and keep i.nactives inactive and vice I - ,Juc'eI it...' it "padding." Minietta instructed local program coordinator Lee Sterling to get the recor ds up . -. PAY V 4841, 9,R? RV PVWPWT/ . i faking be stopped," com. it's being done, it Must 4____-____.:____.._ • . - ., . .. 'I'm not going to stand for any padding. If V 60 AlL 7J 901"4 4W AV W . because of - were being carried as active. 77 ' )VRL4UYAW1T y PREAK __________ MI 'tS7i S*6'64! person is inactive volunteers as active. That would make it appear that more volunteers are counseling errant kids than there really are. Well, The EAr did some snooping and found out the "doctoring" was going on - but only on a minor scale, say, about seven inactives ,. ( _________ ' . 000NESBURy . A VI RANT MORALITY POINT OUTTRAT11415 15 'i with a addressed envelope for it. Send . -' . ØL NOMERLV A 'COuRT- UP* 3 'Me "doctoring" consists of turni . ' TOLD ME TO $TOP , run -off . "We're reviewing our relationship with the agency," commented Dr. Richard Loper, a prof essor of soc iology at th e school. Loper's sociology classes supply many of the volunteers for the program - which counsels youthful first-offenders to get them back on the good side of society and out of the courts and jails. SIDE GLANCES not a very satisfactory solution. to have all of your children checked to see if they have the same mild form of disorder. II so none will probably have any serious consequences from it. tell when a / . • •• •1 ve you more Wormation. C am in the __ t store manager who would like to locate in Seminole. Grayson says the store would employ 500 workers. long life. I think it would be a good Idea SaY. _Charetl.57 __ / ___ ____ ace in order to try to keep A little bit of furor is in the wind over N'outh The The disorder is called anemia because it was first noted frequently in people from that part of the WOrld.Asmanyas2o pe rcentof some Italian families had blood tests revealing the disorder. '• ci) FRANKANDERNEST 'People.. .can _______ ______ Programs Inc., about "doctoring' monthly reports. And, The EAr has learned, the furor has reached the hallowed halls of Seminole ' else who loses blood regularly treatment ta can make them and does not adequately vanish or .ieli. you other than the loss of your normal female replace it with dietary During the menstruating years hormone production and that Li "rih . ..) an ironic scenario is chuckling right along with them Small ones in some locations declarer would take the spade the toughest opponent he ever women need more iron. He'll never need enlar g e it. KEITH: . low. So South went up North East South I Pass 1* sons. During the child-bearing there is any other disease of the years they can have an Iron uterus, a hysterectomy is in- PRISCILLA'S POP % MEYER: ,r And, The EAr bets, the poet who devised such diamonds under the king! Now South read East. not West for th e singleton dia. mond Ile led dummy's queen of spades' and East pla yed ) Both ioulnerable Pass 4 * Pass way. An investigation showed the brakes a long history of taking iron and stimulate their growth. - ZJ ough Santi" shop A A Q 102 SO UTH * A J 10973 VK4 •A A83 for him to work out the losing finesse and make all l3tricks, faced. likely that your children have cause frequent bleeding. however, most declarers Oswald's answer is the late thalessemia minor, which is Larger ones may cause wound up in four spades Jimmy Mater. He was only 29 usually asymptomatic and Is pressure symptoms. Moderate A club lead would hold them when he died, but he was these patients have the same not plan to have any more I ' played three notrump the ask Oswald Jacoby who was needs for iron as normal per- children, and particularly if iS Pretty SmdiI. • Q 1085 4 ' symptoms at all. ' . everyone opened that best in the world They may regress In size singleton six of diamonds (For a copy Of JACOB V The disorder is an inherited whereupon South would go up MODERN, send St o "Win defect In hemoglobin for- after the menopause. But wi th dummy's king, take th at at Bridge." do tiiis mation. And it is true that not always the case. The same spade finesse and make newspaper. PD Box 489, excess Iron will not help. Many presence of female hormones all the tricks. Radio City Station, New York, patientswlththlsdjso rderhave seems to maintain them or w see if you can figure N V 100t9) ' L _ Bobby had two fender-benders -' and all on the same day. An official told The EAr first she had a minor 'fender bender" out Geneva Certainly if they are causing still having an anemia. However, I should point out t ha t problems In a woman who does VL Keith EAr Bobby, you remember, protested vocally to the school board that coaches shouldn't be allowed to chauffeur players' buses to games. Th ey didn't have pro pe r training on how to back up, how to stop, etc., etc... completely compatible with a sized ones may cause no to 11 tricks, but nearly already one of the five or six ME ' LEAVE.' / 5_A i; •6 &J9764 Radio City Station, New York, will cause, Terminology varies but it is BUGS BUNNY L EA.sT £K6 V97 *542 V 10853 your reque tome In care of future held for my children? I hysterectomy if the condition also have three other children. gets worse. Is there any known treatment for these tumors Are they also affected? other than surgery? Th L EMP11,4ENT 1 __ __ by parents, but what does the them. He recommends a ! t4ffffr ES ME.' .i K S of the discovery of the anemia (lelomyoma) of the uterus are and the manner In w hi ch it was very common. Th ey are be nign discovered plus the di ag nost growths of fiberous tissue, and Today's hand is one of the term used suggests to me t ha t ic U their location and size deter- classic swindles of all time. is not a sign ificant problem for mine how much trouble they At th ose tables where Nor th YOU, SIRE... DOUBLE." so Then lo and behold, EArlings, it turns out out how one declarer manag ed to go down at four spades It wasn't really too difficult )IITH (Dl Apparently this Is passed on says there is no treatment for REALLY 'LVESR A JoB SO HE CAN PA'S K Th' OUG HE e eyer V M 2 what happened to one busdriver — Bobby ____________________ anemia." No where can I find NY 10019. any Information about this. I DEAR DR. l - My was told by a nurse that Iron Is doctor tells me that I have no good for such cases. , fibroid tumo rs of the uter us . Ile by Howie Schneider BE.E4JMYSE.LV It Seat Poetic justice, EArlings, is the bigdaddy scale tipper of them all. And over in the county school system, only a poet could have devised ________________ (laughter needed a blood test for L L)HAT IT WAS... Th Commission Sanford ____ HIM SO AOf.G.' 101.1 ST L 00K FOR YOU SPOT THE REVOLVING YELLOW VET,uGGiEP LUM9RG For _____ __________________ _____________ 1 VVIN AT BRIDGE _ A IQOic' _____ Braddy. Inherited Is byBobMontana HON DD - _________________ ARCHIE AH-- T?-EQE Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents - Anemia Problem elf- LET ME TAKE , details upon a realistic premise. 'our focus on obliterates the big picture However, today your rosetoday. Stand back a bit so you colored outlook may not tx anchored In practicality. can take In the entire view, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) YOUR BIRTHDAY You'd be wise not to try to keep Dec. 18, 1976 up with the high rollers today. Keep the channels open thLs Extravagant companions are the types you're better off year so that persons you 've done favors for will be able to without. SCORPIO (Oct. 24- Nov. 22) find ways to repay you. They're Don't let som cone hose going to %4 ant to tr) .Let them Si - - - - - d 0 provided your views are based VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ——— Year, No. l0 69th CAPRlCORN(Dec.22-Janl9 realistic regarding the value of - - He mng you're a selfservicesforothers today. You'll Usually offend them if your price tag Is disciplined person, but today you have strong tendencies to too inflated, CANCER (June 21-July 22) overindulge. Don't try to pack You'll f ee l more at ease socially all your good living into one toda y being with a small, cozy experience. noisy up AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19i Pass group. Let others sing your praises gatherings. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ) People today instead of doing it who try to Impress you with yourself. Bragging Is not the their importance will turn you way to win admirers. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 201 off today. Let them play their big shot role for someone else. It's marvelous to be optimistic, 13 32 snare 65 Arabian ship - - - El judgment Is questionable make ARIES (March 21-April 19)' generous nature Is easily any important decisions for you imposed upon today. One who is today. Regrets will be avoided hot, a taker is aware ofls and will if you call your o 54 Communion table = - - I - - I 57 Eighth month II 43 - 13 I (abbr) - 58 English school • T i" - = I I 49 60 Wing (Fr) - - . = = Si Si 611 (Ger) 54 ss se 62 Villain in - - 11 iTh. - i3" Othello 63 Note (Let) , - •2 - - 4) - - - by A rt Sonsom / I I ii 30 EDITION For Saturday, December 18, 1976 35 Mixing gas 52 Beehive State (abbr) 50 Three (prefix) ii " St Hard-shelled - - - I is o mm NDAY Su By BERNICE BEDE OSOL I I I_ I 8ETTE lC,ThPT ALCO V F A lI F USELE EA and liquid 53 African land 23 Skewered 31 Guitars 33 Golf hole dish 36 Regulate pitch 55 High (Let) 31 Tree kind (p1) 25 Pagan image 37 Compass 56 Gather 38 Good (let) 26 Bath 59 Present time point 39 Macaw - - - - 3 • a 40 Dregs a io ii 41 Works -— iT — -— 44 Cereal grain — 45 Ccnmemora. is 1— -— U - — tive pillar - - 48 Animal -— society -— 72 33 1 iT — — (abbr) ,i - . 2leastbit 3 Radiation un 28 Ran AP RAISIN PLWIN& L.164T&' , HOROSCOPE Z ITH£R Surface coating • . UP! 11V F Ni 13 Acid 4 ' itrII 14 Sound made 5 Swift aircraft ii _ by sheep (abbr) 1u _ 15 American 8 Social club i Indians (abbr) TI 0 3 1 1 e 1 __F _C _I 16 Volume 1 Cloud of s NFF0F 0 LT 17 Gridder smoke M _ o _ Jimmy 8 Thirty (Fr.) 12 Virgil s poem 18 Euphoric 27 Hawaiian 9 Cut of beef 20 Morass guitar (abbr) 43 Vacation spot (comp well 21 Actor Sparks 10 Not 29 Stable device 45 Smudge as 22 Shipbuilding Engine wheels 46 Ceasefire common wood 32 Brokers 47 Octave 11 lawns 24 Balconies advice 49 Families 19 Heat unit 26 Draw '4 HURRY 0 C 1 E DEN address S Pass through a sieve Dec '7,197a Answer to Previous Puzzle I Term of royal DOWN 9Essay 12 Hip (ii ) 1 86 Crisp cookie Friday, Sanford. F!. . real name of the haphazard s pe ller Is Craig. A postscript says, "ps. don't mark and then go thro ug h listi oIflametofkithin the scLj in the area. But unfort unately, we had thrown the envelope away." .. " //.'. . e • to Grinbaum said We thought it would have a snowballing effed." 7 • • If ..- ,', At another restaurant, the Randa ll joined the improm pt u campaign. He collected $140 f rom customer in one night. '. \ i L "I make them pay me $10 to . . �2A-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 19, 1976 """""""""""""""""` I WORLD IN BRIEF Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Armed Wallet Thief Guilty; Held In Jail By BOB LIA)Yt) Soviets, Chile Swap Herald Staff Writer Political Prisoners A circuit court jury has found Alfred Clayton Rosier, 21, of ZURICH, Switzerland AP - Two of the world's most prominent political prisoners arrived in neutral Switzerland to be exchanged for each other and begin a life in exile. Soviet dissident Vladimir Bulcovsky flew into Zurich airport aboard a Soviet Aeroflot airliner in early afternoon, just five minutes before Chilean Communist party chief Luis orvalan arrived aboard a Lufthansa flight from Santiago, Chile. Bradenton, guilty of robbery In connection with a Sept. 5 incident in which a television production worker's wallet was taken at gunpoint. Circuit Judge J. William Woodson ordered Rosier held in jail during a pre-sentence investigation. David Varnadoe Jr., of Goldenrod, testified that Rosier was one of to men who robbed him as he escorted a co-worker from WES}l-TV, Winter Park, to her residence at a south Seminole apartment complex. A co-defendant in the case, Robert Lee Williams Jr., 23, also of Bradenton, was ounded when a pistol fired during a struggle at the robbery scene, sheriff's deputies said. Williams Is scheduled for trial at a later date. In other cases before Judge Woodson: Barry Allen lluckabee, 35, of Greensboro, N.C., pleaded guilty to obtaining merchandise with a worthless $310 check on June 6, 1975, at the Mayfair Country Club, Sanford. lie was sentenced recently to six months already served In jail plus five years probation in a similar Orange County case. Judge Woodson ordered an updated pre-sentence Investigation and (PSI) Huckabee is being held In jail pending sentencing. Huckabee also pleaded guilty here to two felony bad check charges in Brevard County and one in Polk County in an agreement with prosecutors in tnose coun ties. Defense attorney Irving Gussow said his client will waive extradition to face Saudis Please Ford, Carter By The Associated Press President Ford, President elect Carter and other U.S. officials are pleased that Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates raised their oil prices only 5 per cent while other members of the international oil cartel opted for higher increases. Gasoline is expected to cost about a penny a gallon more in the United States starting in February because of the increases, and airlines will ask permission to increase fares. NAn ON IN BRIEF 5 Killed, 50 Injured As Oil Tanker Explodes LOS ANGELES (AP) Divers and searchers cautiously inspected Saturday the twisted molten remains of a huge oil tanker that exploded into fragments in Los Angeles Harbor, killing at least five and injuring at least 50. But authorities say it may be days before they know how many men died in the blast. The 810-foot tanker was literally lifted out of the water and split into three parts by the force of the blast Friday night, eyewitnesses said. The middle two-thirds of the vessel sunk, while th e bow - bearing the name Sansinena - was hurled ashore. - - Snow Showers Hit Great Lakes Bv the Associated Press Scattered snow showers spattered the lower Great Lakes and light rain fell across parts of northern Washington state, but clear skies and mild temperatures prevailed across most of the country this morning. Cloudy skies lingered along the western Gulf coast and through much of the Northeast. Temperatures around the nation Saturday ranged from 67 at Key West, to zero at Alamosa, Cob. They were in the 20s across the Great Lakes region and the north Atlantic coast states with 30s and 40s elsewhere, except through California, southern Texas and southern Florida, where readings were in the SOs and 60s. Courts 5 Get - charges also in two North Carolina cities. - Melvin A. Walker, 46, of 2545 S. Park Dr., Sanford. pleaded guilty to grand larceny of an auto from a local dealership in a case in which the auto was paid for by a worthless $3,539 check The court ordered a PSI and custody and noted plea negotiations call for Walker to receive 18 months in prison plus 31-i yes proba tion. - Dwight Lee Moody, 49, of Maitland, was put on one-year unsupervised probation after he pleaded guilty to obtaining a lawn mower with a worthless check. - Volusia County jail Inmate Russell Dewayne Blake, 23, of Nashville, pleaded guilty to forgery in connection with a clothing purchase using a stolen credit card. A PSI was ordered for Blake who police say went on a spree through the southeast using the credit card stolen at a Nashville party. Alphonso hail Sr., 32, of Altamonte Springs, was put on two years probation after he pleaded guilty to battery upon his wife. State Atty. Abbott Herring's office dropped companion charges of aggravated assault and improper exhibition of a firearm. Mark Jay Quick, 18, of 643 Wheeling Ave., Altamonte Springs,wasaflowedtoremain free on bond pending sentencing after he pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property - . not surprised about anything In Sanford until the week of Jan. 10, 1977 when Circuit Judge Robert B. McGregor, of Geneva, becomes trial judge in Seminole for felony criminal cases. Previously, four judges OR Inc 18th JUUlctaJ Circuit's Circuit Court Criminal Division handled trials in the county on a rotating basis, _________ _. I I T r 1P - Jimmy Carter's campaign. von't be able to do all of these immediately," sa id Gregory S. promises in a 110-page book. "The feeling now Is that we Schneiders, one of the dent-el ec t's close aides, a bo ut the likelihood and timing of Closed carrying out the promises. Schneiders said Carter was There are no circalt court criminal trWs scheduled at A - .. ' e H valued at less than $100, a citizens band radio. Judy Ann Ramsey, 21, of Longwood, was allowed to remain free on her own recognizance pending sentencing on her plea of guilty to grand larceny of clothing from K-Mart, Fern Park. Ronald Edward Muse, 25, of 1910 Lake Ave., Sanford, pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and was allowed to remain free on bond during a PSI and pending sentencing. lie could receive a maximum 15-year prison sentence. Beverly Jane Robinson, 37, of Osteen, was put on two-years unsupervised probation after she pleaded guilty to the lesser and included charge of battery in an aggravated assault case in which a Chuluota woman was slashed with a broken glass In it tavern disturbance. - Egebert Erwin Garlick, 63, of Sanford, pleaded guilty to attempted lewd assault upon a 7-year-old girl and was committed to a state mental hospital as a mentally disordered sex offender. - Theresa Jenkins Johnson, 26, of Jacksonville, was put on two-years unsupervised probation on her plea of guilty to carrying a concealed weapon. David A. ReId, 18, of 206 Bitterwood St., Winter Sprirgs, is free on bond pending corpietion of a PSI and sentencing on his guilty plea to grand larceny of citizens ba nd ra dios. - A pre-sentence investigation was ordered and bond continued for 56-year -old Burtise Aaron McMillan, of Sanford, after he pleaded to niisuerneanor criminal mischief in connection with the smashing of 11 auto windshields in a garage parking lot. Carter Campaign Vows --1 10 Pages, 3 Weeks -PLAINS, Ga. (AP) It took seven of Jimmy Carter 's aid es three to four weeks to compile A 22-year-old San FrancIcO man with a history of drug addiction has been given a 15-year sentence for robbing a south Seminole drive-in food store. John Henry Kreimer was found guilty of robbery and receiving st olen property by a circuit court Jury on Dec. 9 and Circuit Judge Robert B. McGregor ordered a presentence investigation. But Kreimer later requested immediate sentencing and McGregor granted his wish on Thursday. Kreimer, who said he was orphaned at age four and traveled the country and became a drug addict who still has hallucinations from longterm drug abuse, claimed he was on a drug "trip" the morning he robbed the 7-Eleven store on SH-434 at Raymond St., west of Longwood, and escaped in a stolen luxury sedan he bought from two Juveniles for $30. He got confused trying to get back on Interstate Four headed for St. Petersburg and came back to the robbery scene and was chased down by sheriff's deputies who had found his shoes at the rear of the store. Judge McGregor sentenced Kreimer to 7 years In prison plus 7ki years probation on the robbery conviction. Five years consecutive pro ba tion was meted on the stolen p roperty conviction. In other sentencing by Judge McGregor: -George R. Hall, 25, of Altamonte Springs, got 2' years prison plus 21 years probation for obtaining property by worthless check. Ilaff was also sentenced to serve 60 days In county jail when probation was revoked in a 1975 case. -Jennifer Jenkins, 20, of Casselberry, was put on fiveyears pro ba tion on her g ui lty plea to obtaining propert y by worthless check. -Jimmy L. Cleveland, 27, of Orlando, was sentenced to six-years prison plus nine years probation on his earlier plea of guilty to lewd assault upon a 13-year-old girl. -Benedict Cavaliere, 31, of Altamonte Springs, was put on three-years probation. He earlier pleaded no contest to possession of cocaine. -Charles A. Stanley Jr., 18, of Longwood, was put on five-years probation on his earlier guilty plea to attempted burglary of a dwelling. J. D. Syples, 31, of Sanford, was sentenced to five-years prison for violating of probation In a 1974 case and received 15 years consecutive probation on his Sept . 27 guilty plea to lewd act in the presence of an eight-year-old child. -Robert Jackson, 29, no address given, was put on 18 months probation on his guilty plea entered earlier to carrying a concealed firearm. -Sally Miller, 19 o Casselberry, was put on two years probation. She earlier plead guilty of delivery of a controlled substance to an undercover drug agent. -BOB LLOYD WASHINGTON (AP) - The oil companies that have permission to.build the nation's first two superports may take another look at their plans in light of limitations placed on them by Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman Jr. Coleman announced Friday that he was granting permission for two consortiums of oil and chemical companies. to build two superports in the Gulf of Mexico to handle the massive oil tankers that cannot get into conventional ports. - Etrning Herald o r, S OiiIyiad iundiy. cicq.l Siturdiy an ChrisImai Di, 3% Fcena, Ave . SjnIcarØ, Stj CI Po'q Paid JI San lo,t FIQ'.di )7?t ., .... 5•..tp 5; • TN. SanfordH,rjHt Inc 'i.i - t. , •. .: .,s'. I I ' . PLAINS, Ga. (AP) - President-elect Carter has chosen Gov. Cecil Andrus of Idaho to be his secretary of the Interior the fourth cabinet member he has picked since he began announcing his choices Dec. 3. Carter convened his third nationally broadcast news conference in five days to formally disclose the selection. m choice of Andrus, who Li chairman of the National Governors Conference, was hardly a surprise. When he arrived in Plains Friday afternoon he told reporters it was "pretty oh- ment of energy and natural resources that would grow out of a planned amalgamation of the Federal Energy Administration and the Energy Research and Development Administration. -Theodore H. Sorenson, onetime aide to President Kennedy, mentioned as a po tential director of the Central Inteiligence Agency. -Griffin Bell, an Atlanta attorney and retired Judge of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap. peals, who met with Carter and Sen. James Eastland, Miss., earlier this week. MIAMI (AP) - Florida Power and Light Co. says its net income and earnings per share dropped during the fiscal year ending in November. Utility officials said net earnings of $127.8 million for the period were 15 per cent below the $150 million reported last year. Earni.igs per share, $2.70, were down 26 per cent from $3.56 last year. Revenues dropped slightly this year from $1.17 billion to $1.19 billion while total operating expenses rose to $993.2 million from $957.7 million. FP&L is Florida's largest power producer, - . . d . i - I .r - / ' ' - ( ; i -. . - Meyer Vs. Keith: common a program. Pot, Four Suspects Nabbed In County ., L .. - , -"s . 1b "This Li not a new disease," McCroan said. "It's been around for m an y years. It's not that, disease an d It's never been a big public health threat." Asit. Health Secretary Dr. Theodore Cooper of the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, testifi ed before the Senate health subcommittee headed by Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., In favor of eventual ly resum in g the vaccinations. Sho uld there be an outbreak of the flu, he added, the risks from It would alm ost cert ai nl y be greater than any risk from the vaccine. There ha ve be en 107 reported cases of paralysis, Including iix deaths, in 18 st ates since Octo be r. Fifty-eight of those paralyzed, including all six who di ed , had been vaccinated against swine fl u. Cooper said live of th e perso ns died from respiratory failure and the sixth died of blood clots in the lungs. He sa id 34 persons with the disease ha d not been vaccinat ed, and it was not known w het he r 15 oth had received the shots. Health officials in a number of states, including New York,. Ohio, Mississippi and New Mexi co, sa id they felt the program could not be resumed effectively. The Guillaln-Barre syndrome begins wi th weakness in the legs an d then the hands and arms, spreading to th e neck and face. In most cases, the pa tien ts recover afte r a period that may range from days to weeks. Th e ca use of the disease Is unkno wn. Officials sa id alm ost 40 million persons -out of a ta rget ed goa l of 150 million - have been vaccinat ed In the $135-million Herald Staff Writer J/ Knight was set at $5,ODO, while More than 40 po unds of Nance, w ho was also charged , It marijuana was seized Friday with viola ting probation, was . ____________ :. • and four persons were arrested being held without bond. Knight after an investigation that was also cha rged with carrying . _____. k Involved the sheriff's depart- a concealed firearm. ' ments of both Orange and The arrests took place, acSeminole Counties. cording to reports at the A Seminole County Sheriff's Seminole County Jail, after _____ _____ . -.,~,. Department spokesman said officers Wally B. Mitchell and 5 early Saturday that James Fred Johnson observed "a / . Michael Nance, 29, of 1710B large supply of wha t ap peared _____•-'r_____ , Americana Boulevard, to be cannabis." , ' _____ Orlando, and Dennis Sopp, 29, The report said the officers ______ _______ and Timothy Knight, 18, both were at the residence as a :f Canton, Ohio - were "continuation of a sale of a . ,arrested along with a female controlled substance that took q,-,. • , juvenile at 237 Colony Drive, place in Orange County." Meanwhile, in Sanford, fire Marine U. Ralph Hickman (center) trim's out one of 15 bicycles donated by Marc Casselberry. I t t q I 1 ('I. I The adult trio was booked into destro'daho r 1 II,' Pecan iiaue Sl ad e 0i arc Sl a d e San f ord , o annual viarines "Toy For ror the Seminole County Jail t Ave.I Saturda y. Tots" day planned for Tuesday. [.1. Hickman is stationed at the Marine Corps Saitrd and the unidentified Police reports said Jesse Reserve Center, Orlando. At right is Don Jonas, public relations man for Slade. juvenile was taken to the James Tompkins, who was Juvenile Detention Center. renting the house, discovered a The men were charged with kerosene heater In a bedroom possession and sale of had caught fire around 3 It a Manley, vice president In charge of the book division of Time, Inc., and Juanita Kre an economist and vice pr dent of Duke University. 1. ______ - - I i Mrs. Kreps has been menas a potential secretary of labor or commerce and has met with CLfrter here twice this month. tary-treasurer of the AFI,C1O. KEITH: "I don't think the city government needs any' changes. A good job Is being done from city hail." hl[EYER: "Ile city manager-city commission form of . yp. 0 _____ . i1rif T I ' . ' - I .-.. Id1' ri . ! . II ' . . . - • ,' -'a' . I I - • -- " .- ww l j I . ' ( . I I' I !' It I i I . I . (, I - I I , LLLJ j I ''-J) . .( "k-' . I . . / ,,, -"i -i?, - .0 - - .d . 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ELIGIBLE AGENCIES ARE: All organizations within Seminole County; this Includes local education Institutions, Community Action Agencies, community based non-prof it organizations, and units of local government. Exempt are private businesses organized for profit. existing, on-going s.rvices • By DONNA ESTES mulated as a solution to the median strip anti on street vehicles from five area fire Herald Stall Writer problem to the entire Seminole parking, Siegfried said the stations and from four amState Rep. Robert hlattaway County Legislative delegation highway then will have curb to bulance companies use 436 and ( D-Altamonte Springs will be at its January meeting. curb traffic making it even that they are contributing to the Floyd, showing a series of more difficult for emergency high accident rate on the voting in the upcoming session of the Florida Legislature for a aerial views of SR 436, vehicles to travel the state highway. "There are no holding two cents to three cents in- suggested a solution could be to road. areas, nowhere for the people to crease per gallon of gasoline in provide on federal right of way "The only way we can get to go" when an emergency vehicle state taxes, he told an audience an overpass near the 14 SR 436 an emergency now is by comes through, he said. of business and civic leaders intersection to Center Street t ra veling against the fl ow of Siegf ried sa id the city had in Friday. L connected to Palm Springs traffic," Siegfried said, adding excess of 1,100 alarms over the "I'll be looking at the two to Road as Its eastern terminus this Is a dangerous practice', but past year and that 90 per cent of three cents per gallon gas tax in and to Montgomery Road as its a necessary one. them had to be reached from I'll take a western terminus. the next session He said that currently SR 436. 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December 31, 1974. • ii • A • , IS,, Oi Lile t." i. a StLdtte for it," he said at a hearingh; Depa rtment of Transportation call ed at the Altamonte Spr ings(DOT) said that in good faith he City Hall to hear t est imony could not recommend such a concerning tr af fic problems on use of the 1-4 federal right of SR 436 and possible solutions. way, adding the project might be acco mplished by use of Hattaway said that in the past na,,', W ll iiond strnnu lnnk at it ani vnta. , y j7'/.f 1977 SOLII)-S'IA'J'E • j0(yv, Seminole County has not received its fair share of the tax dollars.But, with new funds from the gas tax increase, the possibility of the state allocat ing the necessary money to co rrect problems on the highway carries an average of 50,000 cars daily would be enhanced. Seminole's resident legisitor asked Mayor Norman Floyd to present a plan he has purchase or condemnation of ew right of way. Meanwhile, Altamonte FirtChief Tom Siegfried told Hattuway, Fish and L.A. Griffin of the DOT anti Clifton Scott, county traffic engineer, that th e six.laning 436, to go to bid early next year, will create as man y problems as it solves. Noting that the project will removal of both the LI 4 - Y - '. II I I .rrffi!i . P j I 7 . Subscribers • • I .. ~ ~ I • Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of. .'.BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS .OXYGEN HOSPITAL BEDS L 0 .COMMODES • .WHEELCHAIRS 30 . PATIENT LIFTERS 30 • BATH EQUIPMENT . COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES I I As Prescribed by Your Physician Obtain these services under Medicare I • We Bill Medicare For You I 58.B N. Hwy. 17-92 - DeBary,,Fa, CLIPANDSAVI "HE RESPONDS TO YOUR CONCERNS! " VOTE GORDON ' MEDICARE SUPPLY CO.: MB Pd Pot Ad • - b Campaign T,r,asur,r Dark GroAn cat.ne .th Silver color I II:m So lid-State Super Vdeo Range Tuning System UHF Channel Selector Picture Control. VHF and UHF Antennas I a . The MADEIRA 11, HI9IOC .,,.-' '_ . THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT DEC. 7 A1TENTION! YT $38995 GORDON .c-' l \WLW(ll M SEAT 2- CITY COMMISSION II III i 19 compact table TV AT SANFORD CIVIC CENTER req'kire I CLIP AND SAVE I RO mn 011 VOTE-DEC. 21 of fur - A , , . a EASY TERMS • • - INTERESTED PARTIES ARE To CONTACT: - SEMINOLE COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17.fl 1 434 - ' PROJECT IS: A defined task which provides a public service, provided that such service does not expand - • •' Hattaware I'll Vote For 2-3 Hike In Gas Tax; Eyed For Work On 436 PUBLIC NOTICE 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. - . ______C • --AND BIG GUYS IMedicare - operator, On duty 24 hours every day. Orlando Office: 'I • - 11, L' Carports converted 11Ill government Is operating well here. We (the commission) set policy and we have a professionally trained person to run the city according to the policy we set. The key is getting a knowledgeable person like Pete Knowles for the job of city manager." How do you plan to, or how do you keep In touch with the citizens to know their desires? er KEITH: "I would be available at aiiy time. If I wouldn't be, I . would get out of office. I am in the run-off because of friends. I have a very good chance to win." MEYER: "I am fortunate In being In a business where I am : around the public all the time. People call me with their problems and I try to put myself In their shoes. Sometimes it Is only a gripe they want to get off their chests." how much time must a city commIssIoner devote to the job? KEITH: "It's really a 24-hour-a-day job. The people can come to me anytime they have a problem or even just to talk. I'll be available 24 hours a day for four years." MEYER: "Wi th meetings, visit in g problem areas, looking Into various requests, It takes about 30 hours per month." Statewide consideration is being given to eliminating second prtmarles. Would you favor eliminating run-off elections, permUting the candidate polling the highest number of votes to win. KEITH:. "I woul d not favor eliminat in g runoff elections, placing In office a man who has received less than a majority of t he votes. MEYER: "Our city cha rt er req ui res a winning can didate to get the majority of the votes cast. I haven't really thought about whetheractiangesbou1dbemade." What. Is the major qualification a city commissioner should have? KEITH: "Dedication. Without It, a commissioner can't do the job for the people. Sanford is wonderful place to live. I wo uldn 't live any place else In the world." MEYER: "A sincere desire and willin gness to serve and help people. People :re smart and can tell when a person is faking it '. V. . -.. . Compiete remodeling services S setting). do you ;e. • or for the new city hail and a a new facility necessary? KEITH: "I didn't like the original (horlzont.al ) design a bit. I like the L-shape design better. I don't know how the cornmissioners are going to come to a conclusion of what they want, but a new city hall Is necessary." MEYER: "Until I see what the architects are going to present Monday, I don't know what my position will be. The 1,-shape makes a lot of sense to me. It can be trcated better and made more attractive. "I visualize us using the undeveloped first floor of the adart shows, concerts. . mlnistrative wing for c ul t ural things 1 "I'm not hung up on time. We've got time. "The new facility Is necessary. We ask pri vate enterprise to make safety changes In their buildings, yet the city Is operating out of a half-condemned structure." $ What changes, 11 any, would you propose in Sanford's city . .11 - - Mrs. Manley entered and I Carter's guarded compou with Vice President-e lect Mon dal e and Lane Kirkland, secreShe and Kirkland came and left without talking to reporters. A - I ..-'. case. In a dit on to me air and toot searches of wooded areas ofWilson was sitting In her 1973 ficials have used boats and Chevrolet Impala four-door depth-finding devices In sedan in the parking lot of the searches of Lake Monroe and Lake Monroe Inn, U. S. 17•fl other lakes, Including lakes In west of Sanford. south Seminole near Her h us band, Robe rt Van Casselberry where deputies Wilson, told de puti es he came widened the search after back out of the- Inn about 15 talking to an area psychic. minutes later and his wif e and - Detective LI. George Abbgy car were gone. described : the missing woman The brown-over-light yellow as live-feet-two Inches tall, 112 or tan auto's license tag was pounds, gray hair, brown eyes 8W-3270.. and wearing 'dark- rimmed Wilson, of 1000 'Persian Si, glasses Deltona, filed a missing person He said when Mrs.' Wilson repo rt and Polk said it has now was last seen she was wearing a been dissemi nated nationwide lavender-colored pantsuit, to other law-enforcement flesh-colored blouse and orange agencies. pump shoes. Investigators have used Anyone with any poasible airplanes to search wooded Information on the whereabouts areas of Seminole and of -Mrs. Wilson or her auto south west Volusia counties In should Immediately call the the two-week hunt for Mrs. Seminole Sheriff's Department. W ilson and the car. Polk said "We're carefully checking the Volusta Sheriff's Depart- out every lead" Polk said, "no I L 'iL:- (Continued From Page 1A) Carter, who continues to seek - - possible evidence," Polk said. have been inoc ul ated. f') -, /v.i', It's A Runoff at least one woman for his cab. met, also met Friday with Joan . - . But Kyle McRoan of the Department of Heal th and Re ha bilitative Se rvices said, "Th ere's no necessity to go see the doctor just beca use you got an Inocul ation." lie sai d some 1.7 mi llIon Floridians - 27 pe r cent of the po pulation aged 18 and over - .! V - Paralyzed Floridifans Miss O'hiern, a Tampa nursing st udent who ha d been vaccinated and had been helping in the inoculation program, has been hospi ta lized since Dec. 8, a bo ut a month after she had taken the sho t. Doctors at Unive rs ity Comm un ity Hospital said Miss O'Hemn's par al ys is started In he r lower extremities and worked up her body, normal for the malady. They sa id her condition has st abiliz ed and she is in t he rapy. Mrs. Tow was hospitalized Dec. 6 for what doctors sa id was a mild case. She was vac ci nated Nov. 2 and her legs grad ua lly grew weak. "I co uldn 't feel anything on the ri ght side of my face, I couldn 't chew and I co uldn 't swallow for a while," sa id Mrs. Tow of her Dcc. 6 condition. "I st ill don't care whether I eat or not." "It's quite variable," Smith said. "It can be a brief i llness and last two weeks and it can last se veral mont hs be fore par al ysis is fully gone," Dr. Charlton Prather, di rect or of Florida 's swine- fl u progr am , asked physicia ns to immediately re port any cases of the mala dy they discover. He said persons with disease symptoms should consult a doctor At least four and possibly eight Florida recipients of the swine. flu vaccine are suffering from a paralysis-causing malady known as Gulllain-Bare syndrome, according to a state health official. Dr. Edward Smith of Jacksonville said Friday that the confirmed cases were in Lakeland, Tampa, Miami and St. Petersburg. And he said an additional unconfirmed case had been reported from each location. The national swine-flu Inoculation program was suspended Thursday after reports of Guillain-Bare began trickling In. Officials are trying to determine If there is a link between the vaccine and the illness, which usually is not fatal but may cause temporary paralysis. Confirmed cases Included those of Judy Roberts, 36, of Lakeland; Deborah O'Hern, 21, of Tampa, and Margaret Tow, 66, of St. Petersburg. Mrs. Roberts, a school administrator vaccinated last month, was reported in serious condition In the Intensive-care unit of Lakeland General Hospital. Her physician, Dr. William Malzone, said she received her Injection Nov. 21 and was hospitalized Dec. 4 after complaining of numbness in a toe and on one side of her face. He said she was now suffering paralysis in all four extremities and from general and severe weakness. Dr. William Hill, health director for Polk County, said, "This is a disease of unknown (causes). We do not know why a person gets it. There Is no bacteria, fungus; no identifiable agents." serving 36 of 67 counties. ' . '- TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The Florida Cabinet has asked Congress to terminate the Cross-Florida Barge Canal. But the long fight over the $425-million waterway is far from over. Gov. Reubin Askew and the Cabinet voted 6I Friday against finishing the canal and recommended that Congress de-authorize the project. They opposed the 110-mile ditch because of possible pollution of mid-state water supplies, destruction of the pristine Okalawaha River and questions about projected economic benefits. FP&L Earnings Decline no w In linn tn hpni4 , .. Inoculated Several By The Associated Press Askew, Cabinet Vote To Scrap Barge Canal t - - Sunday, December 19, 1976--Vol. 69, No. 103 I IN BRIEF Of Missing Deltona Woman When last seen about 9 p.m. WESTERLY. R.I. (AP) They didn't want to get married, but they wanted to live together respectably. So Joseph Comoli 3rd, 33, adopted Elaine Tattersall, 32, as his daughter. 'The daughter can use the name of the father,' said their lawyer, Aram K. Berberian. 'People will believe they are married because they use the same name. They obtain. respectability in the eyes of their peers." FLORIDA Polk: Stay Away From Auto on Saturday, Dec. 4, Mrs. Girlfriend Adopted • daho Governor Named T interior Dep , . Superport Plans Re-Evaluated GulIlain-Bare Syndrome? . the book. 'He's got a pretty vious" he was Interested in the interior post. good memory and he was pretty Press Secretary cautious. All the promises he .h And CarterInk Powell the unrnnr made are of a fairly general to dinner Friday night at a res. nature." taurant in neigh boring AmeNo one on the staff has yet put ricus frequented by the press a price tag on the promises. corps, where Andrus . accepted congratulations and Sall he would see reporters In the morning. Carter had a busy schedule arranged for after the news conference. He set up meetings with: -Former Defense Secretary James Schlesinger, who may be Seminole Sheriff John Polk has warned any citizen who • may find the auto of a Deltona woman missing since Dec. 4 not . to approach or touch the st'hicle. Polk said invest igators In . / V lIIrr.,It,:;r Seminole and Volusia counties . j I are working on the (iisappearance ci Mrs. Marjorie F. P Wilson, 66, as that of a pe rson feared to ha ve met with foul -.-•__• . play. "If the vehicle is found," he said, "it is to be tr ea t ed as a ..• 6. cr im e scene. The p ublic sho ul d 'i'.,-. , call the sheriff's departm ent ' " . "a' OLK MRS. WILSON and not eit he r approach or touch the vehi cle for fear of ment now has an airplane and matter how small or in. inadvertently destroying investigators wor king on the significant it might seem" Sunday, Dec. 19, I?76-3A - 1 TTT - '1 100% Solid-State Chassis Power Sentry �4A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 1, 1976 Sunday, Dec. 1,976-SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. rMONEY MATTERS Frank Arnall, C.L.U. . Frank Arnall is a Chartered Life Underwriter who specializes in personal and business financ ial counseling. lie Is partner In the Winter Park insurance lb-tn, Management Services. Arnall also is a part-time instructor In Income Taxation at Rollins College. Ile also Is licensed for property and liability Insurance and registered with the National Association of Securities Dealers. Inc. ,\j. l{I',ThJ{flF,\T IIOCA RATO IAP For several years, business seems to have agreed with Depression-era singer Jimmie Rodgers. The South's manufacturing employment outpaced the country's, and now population and personal income also are growing f aster than the average. Southern politicians, academics and business leaders eventually organized to try to sustain that growth and steer It in desirable directions. But when the So uthern Growth Policies Board met here last week, it was looking uncomfortably over its shoulder at a newer, very similar group. The southerners might well have asked, "What is the Northeast-Midwest coalition and why is it saying all \ldn% Ar icricins who are not covered by a retirement plan at work may be eligible for a special tax deduction. If you are among those who have no pension or deferred profit-sharing plan at work, then you may be albe to set aside sa vings for retirement w before tax dollars. with Under the Pe nsion Reform Act of 1974, individuals for the first North vs. South." Speaking to the Boca Raton conference, Commerce Secretary Elliot Richardson also touched on the issue. k Richardson, considering whether to run or office at ovine in Massachusetts, proposed to change aid formulas to give the North more help. It could keep the North's problems from having a national impact, he said, and th us help the South In th e long run. A northern intellectual brought the southerners the most I comfo rt . The South is booming beca use its people want to work I -In one sense, there's alwaY3 been an economic war between and because its leaders aren't afraid of economic grow1h, s4k the states," Friedman said in Miami this past week. "But there's no more of one today than there ever has been." policy analyst Herman Kahn, director of the Hudson Institute at Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y. those bad things about us?" ( (OUTS You Saying All.., ...AII Those Bad Things About Us...? Are expansive 15 years. There is understandable concern there about the cause. That concern mounted last May after Business Week published an article entitled, "The Second War Between the States: A bitter struggle for jobs, capital, and people." The article dramatized the difference in growth rates of the socalled Sun Belt — from Arizona to Virginia -• and the historically industrial states of the Northeast and Midwest. ihe idea has been growing ever since, but It hasn't captured No be l prize-winning economist Milton Fri edman. - I l\l)l\ 11)1. South To North: 'Why During an Atlanta news conference, President-elect Jimmy Some members of the Northeast-Midwest Economic Adancenient Coalition charge that the South prospers at the ex rense of the older industrial sta tes. They say the South is luring away Jo bs and is favored with a disproportionate share of federal , Ii I, a economists had the ammunition the southerners wanted against theNortheast-Midwest coalition, )4 - Use hOOd to pI'ot.d your ". ln can of any rops of atts.ptd rap.— 1.5 that the South pays less In taxes than Washington spends in th' region Those figuris are offset, they said by lower percapit federal spending in the south. They) cite a sampling of workers covered by Social Security. And even in the camp that worried the southerners here, there are sympathetic northerners. Dr. James M. Howell, senior vice piesilent and chief Icnnoml'$ 'f Fi rst Nation al Bank of Boston, lain the -southern Population growth of 8.9 compared to the north's one per cent in the 1970-75 period I your PHONE THE PO110E1. The Ohioans also argued that it's misleading to dwell on the fact SohernFnomic Ch al and No rt hern Economic Decline." Their study cbrifirms the northerners to a point indicating that migration lid % HWO Aito,n,7 General , Office Far Information, I a I S - per cent of the north's employment decline was traced to the migration of firms to other reglnn.c - 4 heads the Council for Northeast Economic Action lkwcll, Texas-born and educated in the South, says he's conccrncd about colleagues who put forth the concept of a southern uinspiracy. "I don't think there Is one," Howell said. "1 think the way the money is allocated is right those who hustle get the bucks." - north areattributed to cutbacks...in various firms...(and) only C.1, Jusenim Of Ohio -State University and I..C. Iedebur of iiuSOI U ni versity called their report "Myth inthe Making: The • time were given a personal tax shelter In order to encourage Systematic savings for retirement. Those eligible may put into an Individual Retirement Account or IRA uptols per cent ofearned income or $1,500 whichever Is less. The money contributed is a deduction from gross income for tax purposes. That means you can have an IRA and still use the standard deduction. Because you do not have to Itemize your deductions in order to claim it, the IRA Is not difficult for anyone - If Kahn was the inspiration for the conference, two Ohio than In the older industrial areas Kahn said. Tht s the reason' he said, (or the big welfare and unem plo)ment problems in the big northern cites, Th ere, If a man he's likely to work at it Just long takes ' See All, Pagee 5A be much more on a comunity-by-community m basis than it would Nearly 267.000 moved to the northern industrial tier bctaeen 197:1 and 1974. while some 358,000 went south. however, L&debur and Jusenius challenged the belief that northern jobs not just people were moving south. Florida Guy. Reubin Askew translated their charts Into plain English: "...More than 53 per cent of the employment losses in northern states be tween 1969 and 1972 are traced to the actual demise of many businesses. Another 44 per cent of employment losses in the rt, Then heqUis, goes on welfare and takes a little vacation before dr looki ng for another lousy $6,000 job." Kahn's view wasn't new to his audience at the Conference on the , ruture 0 South s Economy. Some of the 15 states represented , already advertise that their workers are more productive than those elsewhere. A job with even modest pay is appreciated in the South more Carter also spoke on the subject. I don't think that you could with the closest possible analysis, divide the nation into areas of prosperity and those of deprivation," Carter said. "I think our problems are nationwide and that focusing of attention on employment oppo rtun ities would spending. The No rtheast actually lost fa ct ory jobs during a generally Ilontinued From Page 4A CnOUh.. !I) tarn n"ugh money to affrdto take a rest for a while, a I - a I n so Aff a I - - - •1 to administer. - .., -. r4i ariiounts. An eligible person may contribute any amount up to the maximum. A lr,~s l DOROTHY GRAY COLOGNE 111NDIGO 1-POUND ROMAN BRIO SUPREME AFTER SHAVE CHOCOLATES 13' SPRAY - Moody and mairrolous, su" and clinging Indigo Spray Essence — Limit I A gorgeous. saxy yourV fragrance by Revlon. Cologne concentrate. Oo Li m4l Because of the record keeping requirements, each funding agency has a charge for its services. The c ha rge may be a flat fee, a percentage of the de posit, or refl ected In the rate of Interest credited to the deposit. — What If deposi ts exceed 15 per cent of actual earn ed income 6-OUNCE 1-OUNCE CHARLIE SPRAY. Certain savings accounts, life insiurance polities, variable annuities, as well as trusteed accounts for mutual funds, cornmon stocks and corporate bonds are authorized funding vehicles. Ile U.S. Govemment Retirement Bonds may " be purchased. What is the charge for establishing an IRA? 9 2-POUND BOX Regular 3 . L Regular 5 ,' .. . . 19 2 / •I4l• , 'j 97 enable you to save more money than you would otherwise. Like any other tax shelter, certain federal requirements exist which -- result in substantial penalty if violated- I Letters to Frank Arnall are welcomed. 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Paper or fo 60-PEG CHRISTMAS 0 Rib knit or Cat!* k mim . DIGITAL WATCH 0411191~1~1- PACK OF 16 READY-MADE ASwUeIiCICrS SWEATERS CUP CADDY SCHICK j. T' 188 LADIES' Molded of lustrous. to". TEXAS INSTRUMENTS MEWS 5-FUNCTION a,! t C~111strnastfe`illr:m Reg 49. 1 pack 30- IN. SINGLE ROLL + HOLDER 0 1 TOOTHBRUSH OR SOAP DISH 2 cutters for fine or sinusin"al corqpw Jack T. Bridges has been elected president, Seminole County Bar Association. Bridges is with Cleveland, Mize and Bridges, attorneys, Sanford. Other officers elected at the. Dec. 9th meeting were Wallace Stainaker, vice president; Newman D. Brock, secretary, and Harvey Alper, treasurer. I)ave Iferridion has joined ThompsonHavward Chemical Co. as an agricultural sales representative working out of the firm's research farm in Sanford. Asscirledc0i0l's 1 90"ON R09 5'? LONDONWARE GRIND-O-MATIC per ti 1" 771 1, 60, GIFT WRAP 280 -4of 581. TREE SKIRT *r Doris Ashwell has been named promotional director of the Altamonte - Mall, according to Terry Bendor, mail manager. Herndon Joins Chemical Firm RIBBON 10, ' October sales of Series E and H United States Savings bonds in Florida were $20.5 million. Sales for the 10-month period of 1976 totaled $155.8 million — up $4.9 million over last year, John V. Mercer, Seminole county volunteer savings bonds chairman reported. 390 77 SINGLE SPOOL CURLING . 4 CORICIDIN D TABLETS Small hoo k s - Ic Ofww Wooking. host is can. COntrilled on the bonom model 5109 Reg. N,99 chapow sAin Non. Limit 2 Heads Promotion .Bridges Heads Seminole Bar LIGHT SET 0tIalas'er 2are'cut Peg 26 ' '••'Pi ORNAMENT HOOKS Rig 41-IN. 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Rogers.- manager of th e Orange City Branch, also.will be branch manager in DeBary. 97 16 MINUTE URGER 0 Newly installed officers In the Babbitt, secretary; Eunice Seminole County Homemakers Stagner, treasurer; Eleanor Council are Phyllis Branson, Parcell, delegate and Sylvia president; Ann Warner, first Rarto, alternate delegate. vice president; Jean Taylor, Officers were installed at a second vice president; Olive special holIday meeting. _____ A .. 1 REFILL First Federal of Seminole is planning the ,ns 2495 PINE TREE includ es sdUwse',viI as cffcotalons throughout the mouse Reg 1 39 .' PRESTO Tunsonsuiornai,can 088whon reamer, Oscillating strainer. Easy pour spout Model HOT LATHER First Federal Branch Opening 881A 2 , Homemakers Choose Officers R egular 29 9 "> ISLAND ,- PRESTO ELECTR IC RIC Reg 88 NORFOLK 0 MEAL mond"O"' velocity - I [ C TIA*o new stores Mexican handcrafted furniture, and Fostoria Glass, with traditional glassware — have opened in the Altamonte Mail. Three more stores — Athletic Attic, Circus World Toys and The Salad Bar — are expected to open %ithin 90 days, according to officials of the Altamonte Mall Merchants Association. . 24 hour alarm stem ' s-ur'-n CHRISTMAS TREE 41. Small and lightweight for use And storage Turbono da. saflow. 4119010 Reg 1999 s" Sretch . Sao, Your leftovers And Pivi no liftoer taste Rig 1299 The Evening Herald 300 North French Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 W,!m tui~t-.n cor-denser rrike Piano key operation Model V-126 p- IA 12-INCH ' ER/DRYER SEAL "Homemaker IRA beginning in 1977. In summary, the IRA is the people's retirement plan that may 9 9 wake$ You to ed clock triala • STYL DAZEY 'Ontal A"unnnj a *,,on, , * *. , come tax. — Is there an IRA for a spouse with no earned Income? No, not for 1976 deposits. The new tax act made provision for the - it! Send your question to: Real Estate Investments , C 1.141 Dear P. D., I thought this subject would open up Pandora's box and so it has. Obviously, It would be poor business for a buyer to pay two commissions for one transaction, and I haven't had any such clients who were that foolish. When I represent the buyer under a contract, I receive no commission from the seller and, if he is represented by a broker, he normally pays his broker only that portion of the commission he would receive In a co-broker transaction. In other words, the seller pays less commission when I am paid by my buyer. The nice part of it is, both the seller and the buyer are represented Independently much as two litigates in a law suit are represented Independently. 29 GILLETTE PRO-MAX — When can the money be with4rawfi? Withdrawa6 must begin by age 72. Any withdrawal before age 591-1 is subject to a 10 per cent penalty charge in addition to in- CASSETTE -. - extent of my eligibility. LLOYD'S AM/FM R 650 pox 469 ,.. over contribution is not your fault, such as unexpected unemployment or a new retirement plan put in at work. To besafe, I Dear Mr. Saxon, In your column this week you stated, "I am more and more representing buyers under contract", and they were paying you the commission. How does that make sense to the buyer? Doesn't he really end up paying two commissions just to be represented by his own agent?—P.D. CLOCK RADIO -4 RECORDER Easy to read LED display shows hours. minutes, seconds. month, 99 KENDALE centEs Reg 169 . . WATCHES 95 I5~11ele "11.t ccr-ta!ns I nalarnalC came(&. 126 Koda-color film Carl. ridge. and a handy krist 29 i LED . CAMERA COM An assortment of fine confections Fruit filled, Caromal And coconut . + 115X %P160 In a lovely Centurion clecarittfir Regular After Shave Lotion L mit 25 The excess deposit may not be deducted and is subject to a daily federal fine until corrected. The same penalty applies even if the - TEXAS INSTRUMENTS KEYSTONE -OUNCE REVLON 0 I believe the Government Is going to do something about this in the future anyway, so I'm making the switch now. And I like — How Is an IRA established? — What Investments are available? BY LARRY SAXON client. "M with the funding agency no later than Dec 31 The funding agency furnishes the tax forms to substantiate the amount deposited. ' Actually, experience has led me to believe I am able to negotiate a more satisfactory transaction for my buyer when I am truly his agent. Since I have no fiduciary obligation to the seller, and owe him nothing but honesty and full disclosure of material Facts, and since my buyer's needs are well understood by me, I am In a position to negotiate the "best deal" for my Some checkpoints you* need to understand before starting an IRA are: — What is the minimurn contribution? 'N'o minimum — the 15 per cent or $1,500 rule limits maximum Real Estate Investments OPEN DAILY 9AM fil "M SUNDAY 10AM SALE PRICES F ICISI SHP EARLY SOME ITHAS LIMITED SUPPLY . OTHER FINE DIGITAL WATCHES ,AVAILABLE UP TO 49.95 .v. ' - �&A—Evening Horatd Sanford, Fl - ......-,. I. 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My daughter Barbara overheard I believe it was In October that Christmas was coming up, and since that time not a day has gone by that she has not asked about the mysterious and exciting \F' REN(lI AVE.. SANF'ofl[) El A. .12771 Arty (''tlt' .415-322-21611 or &1 - Sunday, December 19, 1976-8A Around - WAYNE 1). DOYLE, Publisher NORM A N H. OSIIIUN, Editor JOSEI'll D. VAN HH:'tCKI.E, Advertising Director event. Just what Christmas is remains, I think, a mystery to her. Since she first heard about it, she has formulated various hypotheses about the holiday, all of which have been altered and revamped as she received more Information. At first, Christmas, in her mind, was an entity Hint I)t'livcr Wccl. S cents: Month. 12.40; 6 Months. 111.20. \tar. 528 10 R Mail In Florida saiiie as home deliver). All -thor mail Nlonth. $2 7n; ; Mrmths, $16.20. 12 Months, $32.40. - perhaps a person. Henry Kissinger The Clock Still Powerful By AUDIE MURPHY The term "lame duck" hardly seems appropriate for a man with the driving personality of Henry Kissinger. Nevertheless, it rode with him to his meeting with other foreign ministers of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in Brussels probably his last trip abroad as the U.S. Secretary of State. Mr. Kissinger will be a little less lame than the imminent close of the Ford adinistration implies. For one thing, he will doubtless be the bearer of some insights into what Western Europe can expect from the Carter administration. His lengthy meeting with the president-elect soon after the November election probably added to his reading of the likely priorities of a Carter foreign policy. Also, Mr. Carter and his nominee for secretary of state, Cyrus R. Vance, have not repudiated many of Mr. Kissinger's assessments of foreign affairs, even if the Kissinger style of personalized diplomacy is probably on the way out. Mr. Carter has stated publicly that he wants to strengthen U.S. ties with NATO. While Mr. Kissinger may or may not be able to add to that with any specific hints of how such a policy would be carried out, he will doubtless be able to serve as a messenger in the other direction. That is, his lame duck status will not prevent him from carrying back to Washington, for the ultimate benefit of Mr. Carter, the views of Europe on what the United States can do to make the NATO alliance stronger . European members of NATO preceded the meeting with a declaration that U.S. and Canadian forces are still indispensable to the defense of Europe. This goes without saying, however, and mentioning it now may have been prompted by Mr. Carter's known inclination to view the cost of maintaining U.S. forces overseas as a posible target for reducing the defense budget. In fact, the European ministers may have wanted to impress on Mr. Kissinger that they have been managing to increase their defense spending in spite of their economic problems, and that they hope Mr. Carter's first defense budget will reflect the same defense priorities found in Mr. Ford's budget for the current year. Throughout NATO there is a growing awareness that detente with the Soviet Union is not producing the anticipated grounds for reducing force levels in Western Europe's defense. Indeed, the arms build-up on the eastern side of the Iron Curtain now stands as the most troublesome factor in a NATO strategy which only a few years ago was counting on a mutual reduction of NATO and Warsaw Pact forces to emerge as a parallel with an agreement between the United States and the Soviet Union limiting strategic missile deployments. While the strategic arms talks may yet bear fruit, the NATO-Warsaw Pact negotiations have shown little or no progress, while the Russians have been investing heavily in conventional arms in the meantime. This development has helped rekindle the spirit of NATO, which had been flagging because of many problems within the alliance. - Token Offering Britain's Labor government has unveiled Its long-promised proposal to grant limited self-rule to Scotland and Wales. U Scottish and Welsh nationalists aren't cheering, it's easy to see why. As we readit, elected assemblies in Edlnburgh.and Wales would have powers somewhat analogous to those of our own state legislatures. They would provide for schools, health rograzns, road-building, environmental protection and other local services. In a major respect, however, they would have less power than our states. They could levy no taxes, relying for money on the parliament in London, which also would retain control of police authority, defense and foreign policy. Especially galling to the Scots Is that the plan gives them no share of the revenue from North Sea cli aplun, that has whipped up nationalist fervor In Scotland. In sum, the bill does not offer Scotland and Wales much more in the way of sell-government than what the British used to provide to their colonies. And from the Americans onward, colonists who felt a national identity were not satisfied with token autonomy. - "When is Christmas going to come over to my house?" she would ask, as If Christmas would come to visit in the same manner as her aunt Stephanie and Uncle Rick. Later she concluded that Christmas was nnt a person after all, but a mysterious and perhaps apocryphal happening surrounded by all sorts of ceremonies and rituals. Christmas trees: she likes them best of all the symbols. While riding in the back seat of the car, she spied the large tree erected by the city over First Street near French Avenue and pronounced it "rather booful." Next to Christmas trees, Santa Claus commands her greatest enthusiasm. It does not bother her one bit that she has seen many different Santa Clauses since the season commenced. Each one is greeted with the same exuberance as the last no matter if the last one Is standing only a block away. Somewhere along the line she tuned In to the fact that Santa Claus Is an easy mark. She regards the Jolly Old Elf as a cornucopia of toys and candy, and - - - Christmas morning. She has knocked over the Christmas tree only once so far. She is no good at all at keeping secrets, and has leaked Information to a certain reporter about what he is getting for Christmas. - - - - looks askance at any suggestion that he might place - - .- in. - - She repeatedlyasks her father not to lock the door on Christmas Eve, so Santa wi ll be able to get - strings of good conduct on his gift-giving. Unfortunately, the advertising industry, while doing what it does best, tends to encourage this attitude: those colorful newspaper ads and Jangling television commercials never mention that a kid down federal dollars w hen a need has been Here's a partial listing: established doesn't make sense. Health A liberal commissioner with the InDepa rt ment officials have identified about telligence and perception and ability of 800 Seminole Countians who qualify. Republican Commissioner John Kim- leadership of Republican Dick Williams that roll is t urning into a rush. In short. Williams is on the move. Ed Pricketi _1 Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff said he'd brough. Prior to Williams' selection as chairMore department chiefs with the Oman,one short work session per week like to see some addi tional information, dedication exhibited by Executive held, Now, work sessions are held both on Seems to me once a need has been Tuesday and on Thursday. And, on either ______________________ established, the only in formation that is - Assistant Roger Neiswender. A county non-political attorney of these days the agenda I! loaded. !~iL needed is how to meet that need. period. " I'm just working out the backload," gather up some additional information for Commission Chairman Dick Williams Williams rece Pay raises for count, commission ntly told a reporter. tic said the press packet, and she did. And, in my said he thought health officials had to ha ve secretaries. They work hard, and they do a officials aren't behind, but there are a lot opinion, everyone is the winner, especially $7,000 in county money In order to get the of important topics that needed taking Joe good job, and not always are they sufCitizen who depends on his daily program under way. But that's not so. Th down off th e shelf for dusting, e ficiently rewarded. $7,000 would newspaper for updates on governmental provide for hiring a fuiltlme A Superman cape for Bob Ellis, the Another pl us for Williams is his new happenings. The Republican Part y is nutritionist, but co unty health officials say press information packet. That means a lucky to have people like W il liams and it's their understanding the program can di rector oi administrative services. A painter's easel for Ashby Jones, _ lot to the average news reporter. And, in John Kimbrough as its representatives. gt underway with or without the $7000 Circuit Court Clerk Art Beckwmth's able the final analysis, it means a lot to Joe stipend. Williams said Wednesday that if a tant. Citizen because the be tter the information Officaldom is he'd known the $7,000 wasn't mandatory, ssis difficult to understand. he would have vot ed provided the news media the better the in favor of the conA Red Badge of Courage for former One area I find diffic ul information is th at is passed on to the county t to fathom is the cept. Well, the program comes up for Asst. County Atty. Robert Pierce. A commission's decision last week discussion citizenry, again next Tuesday. And, second one, please, for former county not to go along with a fed eral program unless some new facts surface.I can't see, Atty. Tom Freeman. A third one, also, for Last Tuesday, It was a pleasant surprise designed to provide supplemental food to really, how officials can turn it down. Both the Democratic Party in general, at least to pop into county commission chambers pregnan t women, needy infants and Coun ty Commissioners Bob French and as it relates to county government. and fin d a thick packet of memoranda, children under four. Harry Kwiatkowski say they favor the proposals and other items dealing with The federal program wo A "liberal Pill" for Commission uld provide concept and will vote in favor of the coun ty business. Prior to Williams, the about $100,000. But Chairman Dick Williams. Just for good Commissioner John program. press packet consisted of a sparse sheet of Kimbrough says he wants to see measure, please bring one also to 0000 paper barely ou..ning the agenda. In assurances that the program will be Republican Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff. essense, it told you nothing. Officials properly monitored. In th And last but not least, some good eory, Kim- AS a paid observer of goverrment on the wasted their tim e printing it up. But Office brough's reasoning is sound. Progra ms of county level, I've sent in my list of what I'd cheer #. ..veryone who makes his living at : Supervior Dot Wade was instructed to this type should be monitored. But to turn likeSantaClaus to bring Seminole County. the courthouse In Sanford. She worries a great deal that the kitty will be left out of everything and come up empty-pawed on - -_____ - County government, like Ole Man River, Just rolls along. But under the new - And she goes to sleep at night with what I have reason to believe are sugar plums dancing In her - - r head. Carter's Dynam ic Debunking eat Argument Assistants WASHINGTON The tone of the Carter's pre.vAency will be set in no small measure by the - - - WASHINGTON— Memo to opponent of the death penalty: Please spare us the one about capital punishment not deterring crime because In England—back when picking pockets was punishable by dea th—pickpockets used to pick the pockets of those who gathered to watcl. type of men and women he has selected for his transition teams. Defense may be a typical example. The six top transition men and one woman I've been able to study have characteristics which combine to form a rather clear picture of what the "new" Pentagon may be like. They're young, Average age 37.5. The oldest is 44; the youngest, 33. They're establishment types, with heavy emphasis on "in" universities Princeton, Harvard Law and Bulness Schools, Yale Law, Stanford and the prestigious preparatory school, Andover Academy. They're bright. Two of the seven were Rhodes scholars. All did extremely well In school. A. friend who taught one at Harvard Law School says he was one of the two brightest In his class, whose answers were well thought out, and ineluded material not confined to law cases, which Indicated an extremely wide range of reading. - "hard nosed." They have a tendency to look down on men whose background and Ideas are based In the main on doing. The experience of most Is heavily freighted with esote ric theory, with a minimum of practical experience on the operational level. In the government, they've been concentrated in Pentagon Systems Analysis, In the National Security Council , the Board of National Estimates, Office of Management and the Budget. They're basically "big picture." In one sense, a num be r seem to be Robert Strange McNamara mold. That is, they reportedly believe most problems can be solved by computer analysis based on an Imput of a range of mathematical assumptions and numerical data. They do not fly by the seat of their pants, but rather by formulae. Even when out of government, most have concentrated on the grand, over-all look— In the Council on Foreign Relations, the Institute of Strategic Studies and sim ilar As a group, it appears they may favor UI)-. conventional approaches based on breakthroughs In military hardware which have occur red in the past five to seven years. In some areas this could mean radical change for the better. In other it could mean disaster. 4 public executions. OIL CARTEL. MEETING ODM Writing recently In The Wail Street Journal In opposition to the death penalty, E. Do nald Shaprio, Jean of the New Work Law School, ,!I, declared: I "If the existence of capital punishment served as a deterrent to crime, then 18th century England would have been one of the most crimefree havens in the world since child ren wer hanged for stealing a loaf of bread. But, as Dr. Samuel Joh nson observed dur in g that same period many centuries ago, the sur est place to find most of the pickpockets in London at one time plying their trade was in a crowd assembled to witness one of their own being hanged." Well, now, I have no doubt that Dr. Johnson made this observation. But Is it true? Probably not. According to information provided me on this subject by the Library of Congress, what Is true is the following. In his definitive work on capital punishment, "The Dea th Penalty in America," Hugo Adam Bedau writes: Silent Partner - THE LONDON ECONOMI iT "A classic tale has it that when pick-pocketing was a capital crime In England, pickpockets Plied their trade at the foot of the gallows while other spectators watched a pickpocket being Poll uti on Cu Irbs Costly Kruwal has already spent two years on the hanged! The story is probably apocryphal. .. plan and says It Is no longer interested. The In his observation that the pickpocket story i. company says its present ore depot is well within of doubtful authenticity, Bedau says it may have the requirements for air pollution, and that the started from a chance remark in testimony provincial authorities have been vague in for. given before the first Royal Commission on mulating standards for the proposed plant. Capital Punishment in 1886. Citing well-known criminologist Leon Radzinowlcz's "History of The two ministers are clearly that English Criminal Law and Its Administration fastidious local, authorities couldworried prevent dustrial expansion at a time when more than from 1750," Bedau quotes Radzinowlcz as reporting that pickpockets were rarely executed 220,000 are out of work. Amsterdam already b ecause such a severe penalty discouraged pursues a clean Industry policy and If Rotterdam prosecutions. In the few cases In which the death also tries to tidy up too hard, there will be sentence was imposed for this crime, says nowhere for manufacturers to go.. Radzlnowlcz, It was usually later commuted. The West German chemical company Another reason that It is highly unlikely that Hoechest has been waiting since September to any pickpockets were actually executed for begin operations at a 300 ton phospheric acid picking pockets is that the statute which made plant in Flushing. More than two years after this a capital crime drafted In 1556 was Hoechst announced its intention to build, the peculiarly worded. In order for the convicted Zeeland provincial authorities abjected to plans pickpocket to be sentenced to death, according to to dump waste in the sea. Other companies are this law, the theft had to be committed without already dumping similar waste In the AMSTERDAM— (LENS) —Heavy industry is Increasingly finding itself an unwelcome guest in Holland. Companies face an array of local and national authorities, any one of which can reject building plans. A proposal by a West German steel-making consortium to build a $120 million iron-ore pefletization plant near Rotterdam is the latest victim of legislation to protect the environment. The consortium jointly owns a company, Kruwaj, that handles 15 million tons of iron ore a year, transf erring it from seagoing vessels to Rhine barges on a site In Rotterdam's Europoort. Kruwal's plan to buil d a 4 million ton capacity pelletlzation plant to process the ore on the spot was accepted by Rotterdam and by the ministries bo th of economic affairs and of the environment. But nearby local authorities objected, and the provincial authorities for South Ho lland finally rejected the plan on envi ronment al grounds. The ministers for economic and social affairs have now appealed to the crown; but a decision could take two years. - - - . - - - ~~ H There area lot of people in the world who do not like sports. Every year when football season starts, faithful fans have to suffer through the same old whiskers-on-their-whiskers routines about the "widowed" housewives and monopolized airwaves, And the sad part is that all this repetitious noise comes from an obvious minority. If that weren't the case, the television networks would devote themseives to a regwar rounu 0! tieirn" reruns instead of broadcasting the games. If "60 Minutes" dre larger audiences than football, it would quickly become "240 Minutes," or whatever TV moguls felt the market would bear. It's an obvious fact of modern-day life. that minorities have become the dominant force in Space Age society. But since at least on paper the majority still has the s..y, perhaps the Sports-Haters Vociferous SllV) should concentrate on not-watching football games so heavily as to force them off the air. With militant members of the SIIV staying away from their sets in droves all A. across the country, why, TV football might be out of business in no time. All they need is an orgamxed, concerted effort to carry them through. And also, it is greatly to be hoped, a silent one. While there's no denying the over- - - - mnhm.ic nn,I hø,wv ,',,,, n,,rt'.i9ii,r,tinn nf sports today, athletics per se cannot be blamed for this. Guilty instead are the - nation's ad men headquartered on And on enough they'll Find out how it Madison Avenue, and the television net- feels to be the one responsible for the loss ,Aorks themselves. Together, theqe forces 4 something the whole team wante(I, will kill the golden-egg-laying hen every Hopefully, these experiences will breed an time. understanding of the best way to handle Athletics as an entity, however, can be of such situations. great value in many areas. Conditioning is Many's the kid, usually at a little older one. If America has become largely a ago, who was saved from the wasteland of nntion of overweight, sedentary button- crime and prison by his involvement in pushers, increased physical activity would sports. Former heavyweight champion be ready cure. George Foreman is one. When he danced take toe clown who derives a certain about the ring waving his tiny American perverse pride from announcing at every flag in Mexico City, it was because he had opportunity: "Uh, sports leave me cold." been li f ted from the barrenness and bitThen it turns out that he's paying $500 terness of just such an existence. $1,000 for a two-year membership to some America provided the opportunity for health spa and why? To keep in shape. Foreman, an underprivileged kid, to rise Whit e if he played a little tennis or hand- from dead-end beginnings to the pinnacle ball regularly, he would possibly Stay in of Olympic achievement, And sport was even better condition than he does now. 1k the vehicle. could have a heck of a lot more fun, and he Burt Reynolds was another teenager would be piles of dollars ahead, to boot. v,ho got back on the right track through Another area where athletics can exert a athletics. In his old days at Palm Beach profound influence is in the world of youth. high in West Palm Beach, the star of Although thanks to the inescapable "Gator" and "The Longest Yard" was influence of adults many little League known as Buddy Reynolds. And he was a baseball or youth football programs are typical 1950s punk the long, greasy not what they could be, or what they .should (tucktail haircut, the leather Jacket with be, they still provide an excellent training the turned up collar, the whole FonzardlI ground. syndrome, Only it wasn't very cute in real Youngsters can start learning about life, winning and losing, about functioning Some of the teachers and coaches at under pressure, about being gracious in Palm Beach High tried to get Reynolds both viptnrt',7 nmi dpf I 'ri...... ...i .............. £"r) ,wI .g.,..,,,,_.._ nt eres t ed in ioOiDaii. He was kind 01 it tutuver that despite the.r best performance the problem there, tao, until one night in a errors of others may ruin a group effort, junior varsit game the budding halfback WASHINGTON At age 71, Rep. Robert N.C. Nix, D.-Pa., is beginning to rim down. The years have slowed his pace; his speech Is hesita ting. Yet be is a decent old gentleman who, in his plodding way, has tried to do right by his Philadel phia constituents, - Now, after 18 years in the House, he is in line to takeover the chairmanshi p of the Post Office and Civil Service Committee. This would gi ve him an important role in helping President-elect Jimmy Carter reorganize the f ederal govern- ment His colleagues In Congress, therefore, are reluctant to oppose Nix. Yet they have come 4 us sadly with evidence that he Lt qualified for the chairmanship. They say he has a drinking problem, which has reduced his effectiveness. Nix denied the accusation In a painf ul t erview with our associates, Gary Howie Kurtz. The laid, bespectacled, old congressman insisted that he didn't drink any liquor at all. And the suggestion that he is slowing down, he said, was "absurd." "I've never had any problem with alcohol my life," be said. "I never frequent any drinking Places. I work all day , Yet a number oCw1thgses have given us a different story. mey ha ve seen him drunk on many occasions. He starts drinking, they. say , in the afternoons, behind the thick oaken door of his office.For these private snorts, he keeps a bottle of Seagram's Seven Crown in his desk. He often spends the afternoons, say witnesses, sipping whiskey and puffing on cigars. Callers and conItuents may be held off in- definitely with stories of highlevel meetings. Sometimes he drops off Into an alcoholic sleep. Other times, according to the witnesses, he emerges with liquor on his br ea th. They repo rt that he showed up drunk once ata committee meeting. On an official visit to Mexico awhile back, they recall, he was frequently Intoxicated In public. Nix denied that he got drunk on the Mexico trip. "I wouldn't drink vodka If I wanted something to drink," he added unaccountably. "I'd drink bourbon." Footnote: Under the seniority system, Nix is eligi bl e for the Civil Service Committee chairmanshlp because top-ranking Rep. Morris Udall, D.-Ariz., is leaving to take the vacant chairmansliip of the Interior Committee. Rep. James Henley. D.-N.Y., next In line behind Nix, hasn't decided whether to challenge him. But many congressmen r el uctantly feel that Nix sho uld be aside. 1' RARE BIRD: S. Dillon Ripley, director of the Smithsonian Institution, is a distinguLbd or. mithologist who pursues rare birds around the world in high style. In iVI), he expro priated a grant intended for other purposes to finance a yacht trip on the MedAerranean in quest, of the rare Audouin Gull. He brought alond some ritzy friends who joined in the bird watchlng,.a un bathing and dining on Pala!okastzjtu lobster. Again in 1974, a bird chase took him to the far corners of the globe for 2$ weeks at a cost to the Smithsonian of at least $15,XO, When he Isn't roaming after birds, Ripley writes about them. Last month, for Instance, he wrote a rave review for the Smithsonian magazine about a new bock, called "A Guide to t he Birds of Panama" by Robert Ridgely. "This a 19th century reformer who sought repeal of the Elizabethan statute which made picking pockets a capital offense. Homily, who studied this Is a valuable volume," Ripley attested, "that matter extensively, says he knows of only onq serious bird watchers concerned with offender actually put to death under this law, neotropical birds can hardly do without." He neglected to mention a few pertinent Finally, even If there were 'solid evidence which there Isn't facts: (l) that heiS president of the International that pickpockets picked Council for Bird Preservation, which sponsored . pockets at the execution of other pickpockets, the book; (2) that he is also chairman of the this would not prove the death penalty does not World Wildlife Fund, which has contributed deter. Because in order to make such an heavily to the book's sponsor, and (3) that the assertion, It Would have to be demonstrated that author of the book Is his own son-In-law. before or after picking pockets was made a capital offense, the rate of pockets being picked The elegant, efficient Ripley assured us remained the same as when the law was in ef(. loftily that it was no conflict for him topraise feet. And on. this question there'Li no da such a book in the pages of the - - - - - - Smithsonian whatsoever. magazine. He invited us to go ahead and accuse him of a conflict. "It will roll off my back," he So, to stun up, while picking pockets In 18th said, "like water off a duck." century England was a capital offense, there Is Footnote: Young Rldgely was selected to 40 substantial information that this law was write the book before he married Ripley's enforced resulting In the execution of any sizable daughter in 1972. He was in Peru where he number of pickpockets. couldn't be reached for comment. But in the In fact, according to the Ubrary of Congress, past, he has said that he will take no royalties the best available evidence Is to the contrary. from the book. Therefore, it comes as no surprise er DIPLOMATIC DIGEST: The British have that a law that wasn't enforced acted as no been sending quiet signals to President-elect deterrent, Why anyone thinks it should have Jimmy Carter. They are worried about the been is puzzling. Sov.et military build-up In Europe, where the best Russian divisions are concentrated. U the United States should waver at all In Its support of Letters to the editor are welcomed NATO, the British have warned, the other NATO Publication. All letters must be signed, countries would reduce their support and thewith a mailing addre ss and, If possible, a I alliance would be Jeopardized. tkpboDe number in the identity' of the I Diplomatic undercurrents are stirring betwriter may be verified. The Evening I' wean the United States and Vietnam. Both Herald will respect the wishes of wrfte former enemies are interested in ending the who do not want their names In print. The I Vietnam nightmare and establishing diplomatic Evening Herald also reserves the right to relations. Our sources predict that the progress edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform I will be slow but that an accommodation evento space requ1remcn , I tually will be reached. . - - - - ,,.... ..,•.,_...,. i , - -. I . ' Much discussed prior to the first city election earlier this month was whether Sanford should change its election time to November. Meyer was one of the city com mls.sioners who looked at the statistics of voter turnout when Sanford had its dcc+ion with the November general ekction and opted to follow the statistics of better turnout by keeping it in December. "I would be willing to go back to November if I were given reason to believe we would havea better turnout," Meyer . . - now says, noting that people may be reluctant to go to the polls for the sixth - vantaged youngsters, who are now uuu U, LuIvg and on inc road to potentially rewarding futures, lie mentioned the four players from the 1976 club who have already signed letters-of-intent with colleges or universities. And he mentioned other promising youths from different segments of the athletic program. But for kids to have these opportunities for them to suddenly or gradually find meaning amidst the turmoil and insecurity of growing up they need a strong, cleancut, admirable figure to identify with. Somebody they can observe from their uncertain perspective and say, "Look at him. lie's serious about sports, about - burst off tackle and raced 80 yards for a touchdown. And a transformation took place, Suddenly Reynolds has a little pride in himself; a little identity apart froma crowd of look-alike, act-alike thugs; a heightened sense of direction. lie dropped the Foruie scene and went onto star for the Wildcats and then for Florida State, and everyone knows where he Is now. But without the influence of athletics, Reynolds would have been a good bet to end up like many of the characters he portrays a small-time, borderline criminal who spends a goodly portion of - - - - Foreman aren't in it out of screeching altruism. They want to win a few, too. And most of them do. Posey took over a (Icpart.mentthat was the athlet icequival ent of the Titanic, and in two seaso ns posted a won-lost slate ul 20-2. That's a fair record. And there's promise of more bright things in the Future. But it's when things DO go wrong that men like Posey and Don RynoIds mayexert their strongest influence. When Reynolds and Posey learned that Seminole had used an ineligible player, an oversight which ould knock team out of the first football playoff berth in the school's history, they did not hesitate. They didn't try to "Watergate" their way through, hoping no one would find out. They turned themselves in to Florida High school Activities Association chief Floyd Lay and took the Consequences, . - - -- - OUR READERS WRITE - - . - Lie Var*ations On A Theme Sanford voters will trek to the polls for the sixth time this year Tuesday in the unoff elect i on for the city comcity's missionr seat currently held by Gordon Meyer. E.O.( Eddie) Keith is'.challenging Meyer for the post. small luncheon honorarium for football coach Jerry Posey. Reynolds mentioned several former Seminole gridders, some of them disad- - Parties & Politics Representatives of Watson and Co., architects of the proposed $1.5 million city hall complex, will present variations of an "b-shaped" design For the structure to 0Ny Icommissioners at 4 p.m. Monday. City commissioners gave tentative approval to the "b-shaped" complex design last week, while leaving the door open to switch back to the horizontal design if they wish. City Manager W.E. Knowles has stated for the past month his preference for a "Legislative wing" of the building on the first floor of the complex with adnitnistrative offices on the second floor and its ground floor left open for future development as more space is needed. Included In the Legislative wing would be not only the city commission chambers, but also a conference room and related offices- his life behind bars. being a good guy, about doing the right Andthjs isthekind of influence Seminole things. Maybe all that's not so nerdish High School Principal Don Reynolds was after all." talking about last week hcn the Greater Of course, guys like Posey and the Sanford Chamber of Commerce held a coaches who helped Reynolds and - - .. . :1 . - Furthermore, the Library of Congress says that the only additional evidence it can find on this subject is from Sir Samuel Romilly, - Biggest Football Victories Won't Show Up On Th e .Books ' .111 1.4 nearby, but Hoechst has been caught by sea the victim's knowledge. If the pickpocket was the observed by the victim as most pickpocket 4 stiffer provisions of the 1973 clean air act. were who were caught then the offense was reduced to simple larceny, which was not a capital crime, Congress ' Nix Nix ? It's Possible . Sunday, Dec. 19,1976--9A Chalk Talk: Education ,J --ffi~ - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . - JACK. ANDERSON No room at the inn, OPINION . I - They're aggressive, work hard, demand results from their subordinates. They're very sure of themselves, some arrogantly so, and very verbal. They think things out logically, but aren't prone to question the correctness of their own conclusions. They're sometimes intolerant of those who differ with them. Some use the term - - - . -- -- - mmission Ch.airman Is Rolling Co - . - S JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. never," he said. St-- Th e Seminole Scene might have to toe the mark to qualify. But being a kid, she has also detected the good vibrations radiating from the Christmas season, and realizes that, despite the frantic activity, the adult world is generally in a better mood. She listens closely to discussions about which relative should get what on Christmas Eve, and likes to add her two cents worth whenever she can get a word In edge-wise. Also: RAY CROMLEY denied that be drinks In his office. "No, "I have one rule it, this office. IIANVONE with a Southern accent calls, put him right through!" She knew Something was In the wind. Then symbols of Christmas took on added significance, because she perceived that the adult world was paying a great deal of attention to them. commission is having a meeting in the blue and red decorated city commission chambers except when a controversial toning matter is on the agenda. The merchants, business and civic leaders, however, were well represented 70 strong Friday for a hearing at city hall, called by State Rep. Robert (Bobby ; hlattaway i D-Altariionte Springs 1. The topic for the legislator's hearing was SR 436, its problems and solutions, linttime in one year." taway invited the interested public and Meyer was pleased that the statistics fellow- members of the Seminole County show that the numbers of persons in Legislative delegation Sen. Lori Wilson Sanford voting in runoffs for the last three and Sen. John Vogt (re-elected last elections in a row have been within 100 month), both of Brevard County, and State votes more or less of the original turnout. Rep. Vince Feebtel of Lake County to Noting that only 235 per cent (2,000i of attend. the city's eligible 8,000 voters chose to cast None of the out of county legislators ballots in the first election. Meyer asked, chose to attend. The three may find that it would have "how do we get the other 6,000 to vote?" Keith, meanwhile,' said he doesn't been easier to have been there. hlattaway, believe changing the election time will the delegation chairman, urged everyone result in a better turnout. "The cost of in attendance to appear at the January voting with the general election is even meeting of the delegation locally to give more costly than running a separate city their testimony anew to his colleagues to election," he said, "and the statistics show apprise them of the traffic problem facing motorists that must 'travel 436 and the the turnout is better in December." merchants who are dependent upon the The party of the week was sponsored by traffic for their business. the Seminole County Republican At 6:30 p.m Sunday today the "Our Executive Committee Thursday night at the Greater Sanford Chamber of' Com- Christmas in the Park" ceremonies will be merce building. held in Altamonte Springs and Maitlard. In lhghridge subdivision, off Oranole County Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff and his pretty wife,Carol, were there meeting Road, the residents will gather in the park for the tree and luminary lighting and and greeting everyone. Kirchhoff, in office only a month, said when the church bells ring at 7 p.m., the that so far he's enjoying the job and put- coiiuhuiuty will start caroling. Mayor Norman Floyd of Altamonte and ting quite abit of time into it. -'- - - - Mayor Homer. Bough of Maitland have Citizens of Altamnonte Springs do not asked the residents of the various sub-. show up in great numbers when their city divisions to participate. EAr Boxed Evidently there are some persons who are so busy acting "cutsey" and coy being -D" EArlings" hiding behind a big red ear and clumsy feet, that they can't even take the time to get the facts straight before unduly maligning others. This year's drop in turnout was due to factors other than any catering service. Just the fact that the Ball was to be held at the Civic Center again was discouragement enough after having enjoyed the beauty of dancing at The Forest mo longer available) these past three years result Fewer reservations. So, the EAr remembers Champagne Balls past when a hearty Midnight Brunch of eggs and sausage, hot rolls, coffee, etc., was served. Well, who do you suppose did the catering then?!! Why, none other than (quote EAr) that "out-of-town hotshot caterer"!!! This year the format was changed, even as to what and when the food would be served. So, the caterers delivered what they had been ordered to deliver. Now they are being blamed . . . for the whole fiasco?! As for the local caterers, whoever they are, why didn't they approach the Champagne Ball planners and promote their food services that's good business instead of criticizing after it's all over that's bad business. I firmly believe in freedom of speech and the press, but I strongly dislike sly -- - - maneuverings in reporting and commenting from behind blind symbols or slogans. We've had columns like this before, -but at !cast those people seither right or wrong) had the character to identify' themselves. Elizabeth Paulucci Helfrich Sanford Political Thoughts Time to grow up In expanding munIcipalities. Age does not bestow automatic maturity nor does size guarantee relative expertise. If one is to believe the campaign literature of some of the candidates and-or proponents Involved in the recent municipal elections in Seminole County, the electorate has wisely chosen a mythical griffin to lead them to the promised land. The choice is not relevant to this discourse. Good men were selected and within the scope of ability bring to office concerned and honest opiniOns of those who wish to serve. The relevancy lies in method of selection, even nationwide, and therein comes the cropper, When catch phrases such as "People Power" and "mandate from the citizen" and "the people have spoken" and the "electorate has chostn its path," it behooves the elected official and more unportant the PEOPLE, to 5pend a little time in restropect and analyze the maturity and expertise formulation of systems now. used to determine the leaders and the ultimate destiny of those they lead. The winners exult in their "directive from the people" and the losers weep in the wine of "sour grapes" and the people wait and wait for the promised leadership to materialize. For the sake Qf analysis, let us start at the bottom line and work backwards. It should be no surprise, but maybe it will help to give those elected to lead a more sober realizatluo of the responsibilities they have chosen to assume by offering their service to the public good. Just maybe they will take the time to understand the fearful difference between democracy and a republic of democratic states. In its most basic definition, it is the reason for elected representiun; but. and a very big but, the smaller the unit, the closer approach to true democracy and therein lies the grOwth to'maturity of expanding governments. True democracy works where only ONE person exist as a unit of govern. inent to be governed. Once TWO persons exist to be governed an arbitration system becomes necessary to ptovide for the health and general welfare of the both. Expand the thesis and you arrive at government today., good or bad ... that very precious formulation of a governna'r.t 'Lta'd up n the i 'or sitution which though bent, twisted, and mishapened, has withstood the pendulum swings of countless attempts to use it for the installation of theories foreign to the precepts of those who designed and approved it. In the recent elections we had placed upon the public issue the fallacies of growing without maturing. Its really like trying to stuff a kid size 16 into last year size 10. Or saying that the vehicle that got you to the corner Store and back is, because of that singular feat, capable of taking you across the country. In one of the small municipalities for example, the charter provides for' a plurality vote. It turns out that one off ical was elected by 35 per cent of the less than 50 per cent of the voters who turned out; another by 34 per cent. Turn that around and you begin to , understand the vehicle, the sizing that doesn't fit. Sixty-five per cent Of the voters voted AGAINST the elected 66 per cent In the other case. The same principle was applied in the case of another municipality. This obviously is not representative government and the reason why it becomes necessary to change the model of the vehicle or the size of the clothes. A true democracy is one In which each man speaks his piece and the strongest survivor rules representative government, or extended, a republic of units of democracy, derives its powers from the MAJORITY OF THOSE WHO SPEAK. Let those who would lead first lead us Irom'the wilderness and then, and only then, will a plebiscite have meaning, Bo Simpson Longwood -ARRJVE AUVE L'-''MEATE_ij : �10A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 1, 17 It vaning rieraiu, anyoro, I,I. lUnGaY, u.c. I7,116-1B S HOSPITAL NOTES 11jh, 11111 Bill W. Coffman ERev. - will be celebrating anhis second niversary as pastor of Baptist Central Sanford, Church. Sunday with a 'Pastor Appreciation I)ay" organized by the church. I * *40 5 •.: :.... ____ -- The Churches An —_ d - - - - - —- — ELEPHANT - ' .----__-- A__ 'ummuniiy wurenes UU)' The Rev. Amos C. Jones, executive director of Seminole Community Action Inc., and Horace Orr, president of SEEDCO, will address Community Awareness Day at St. John Missonary Baptist Chruch, 90 Cypress Ave., Sunday. New Bethel ÂME Church, Midway, will present the St. Matthew ÂME Church choir of Jacksonville at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. 'Love Came Down At Christmas' "Love Came Down at Christmas" by Carl W. Vandre will be performed by the adult and children's choir at the SanIord Eustice Free Methodist Church, 4th and Laurel, Sanford, Sunday. A family worship program is scheduled (or 7 p.m. _______________ -. •. -:' • ; ______ [he Christmas season tis the season for partying and visiting and that's what these two leading WEATHER Seminole Republicans are doing — but not necessarily in that order. County Commissioner Saturday's high 73, Sunday's low . Mostly fair through Sunday. Highs in the low to mid 70s. Lows in the low SOs. Variable rP11 M Lake Mary Baptist Church, Lakeview Ave., Sanford, Sunday will present a musical "Joy to the World," composed and arranged by Bob Burroughs and performed by the choir and congregation directed by Shirley Ryan. Program will be followed by a Christmas party at 5:30 p.m. "The Prince of Peace" by J. T. Adams will be presented by the First Baptist Church choir, Sanford, Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Christmas party will follow the cantata. ' Moravian L ovefeas t-Service • .•_- • AREA DEATHS. I h' r','. ,it: CHARLIE U. BURCH Funeral services will be at Charlie U. Burch, 78, of Monday at 3 p.m. Redding Gardens, Sanford, Brisson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Oaklawn Memorial died Friday. Born in Eastman, Ga., he Park. lived in Sanford for 51 years and was a retired well driller. He Funeral Notice was a member of the Beardall Avenue Holiness Church, Sanford. BURCH, CHARLIE U. — Survivors are a daughter, Funeral servicet for Charlie U. Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, Sanford; Burch, 75. of Redding Gardens. Sanford. who died Friday, will be a son, William, Longwood; four 3 pm. Monday at the Brion grandchildren; arid 10 great Funtl Home. Burial will be in Oaklawn Memorial Park, grandchildren. VOTE TUES., DEC. 21st FOR EDDIE KEITH City Commissioner Seat 2 V T T *f E E S .40 YEAR RESIDENT OF SANFORD PAST MASTER SANFORD MASONIC LODGE *DEACON CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Fight For Lower Taxes To Lure Industry Into This Area & Ease The Unemployment. Bring New Ideas For Beautification a Redevelopment Of Sanford. Keep Utilities wn. ''J'Wj • (,trrili:,.Er .',r HOLIDAY SPECIAL TI502-1O 400 Series fr4 iu'aqe Jic.' porary designs leMUrinq TI 1-L h'ri rin':iloqy metal cases and rornçiierllentary bands T1401-1 White metal case black vinyl inn slrat HOLIDAY SPECIAL 2495 TI4O1-3 •i',4 rT'tatcflr fTI'TiI tir I( 19 HOLIDAYSPECIAL 29 TI402-1 -• flr(rfl. 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Analyst Includes reCfianqraflIe bill tic y ;iac k adtitr /Ltiarqe' r.itipiriq case r i S 11.95 SPECIAL 21.95 2595 34.95 6995 CA 1976- 0 a IIU7rUII• D lI a Il i Si ei B 0 Big q , ,I By TheAs sociated Press Pri z e rarely lives up to its advance League Is soffled about anoth- Commissioner Pete Rozelle ire football critics often notices. er letdown this time around, might consider bottling today's complain that the Super Bowl Well, lithe National Football there is a solution. Pitt sb u r g h B a It I m o r e AFC playoff and saving it for presentation in Pasadena, Jan. - • ,AIj Signs 3 Rollins Stcirs 9. The post-season action got underway Saturday with Mmnesota hosting Washington in the {FC and New England playing at Oakland in the AFC. m The survivor of the SteelerColt co llis ion will take a giant WINTER PARK Rollins Maryland at Baltimore County. step towards Super Bowl XI. NEW YORK (API — The College soccer standouts Mike From that point on the Tar continuing confusion regarding Fogle, Andy Leeker and Enrico contingent notched 13 con"I've been saying from the Muhammad All's future Sessarego have been named to secutive victories which inbeginning that Pittsburgh Is the reached a new dimension when the 1976 All-South Soccer Team, cluded wins over national team to beat," said Colts' the world's heavyweight boxing according to an announcement powers South Florida, Florida Coach Ted Marchibroda. cli.irnp:on signed for a fight made by Mr. William International , Miami and the The beginning wasn't very which promoter Don King says Shellenberger, Area Chairman University of Baltimore. will not be held. promising for the Steelers. for the National Soccer Coaches The Rollins defense recorded They dropped four of their fIrst All, who announced his Association of America. Fogle, co-captain of this an uncanny ten shutouts, five games and seemed set to retirement In early October but since has Issued conflicting years Tar booters, joined breaking the former record set fade completely out of sight. statements, signed a contract Sessarego as the two senior back in 1973 when the Tar But they recovered with a nineninewith King Friday calling for a performers selected while kickers secured six shutouts. game winning streak during Rollins rookie goalie Dale which their defense surrens. million purse to fight against Leeker joins the elite squad as a South Africa's Mike Schutte. sophomore. Smith combined with his dered just 28 points, an average But King, the man who made '1 am very pleased with the defensemen to allow only six of a field goal per game. opponent goals in '76 breaking the bout, said Friday that "It's selection of these three Their turnaround was remitrue the fight is signed. but It standing men," said Tar head the 1960 mark of seven conniscent of the Baltimore's flip. versions wlllbcwaisedtoconcentrateon coach Gordle Howell following for all Tar Opponents. flop of a year ago when the George ForemalL" the announcement. "Fogle and In addition to the All-South Colts lost four of their first five King said All told World Sessarego have given one- performers, the Rollins bocters and then zoomed into the playBoxing Association President hundred per cent for the past were led by St. Louis standout offs with nine straight victories. Dr. Elms Cordova that All four years with Leeker well on Lew Macen. Moceri, in his first Ironically, the same two ssould fight Foreman in his next his way to becoming one of the year as a Tar booter, led the teams met in the first round last fight. last Tuesday, Ali was finest collegiate performers in team in goals scored with six. year with Pittsburgh ending quoted by World Boxing Council the country." Moct'ri saw constant action in Baltimore's Cinderella season President Jose Sulaiman as The three All-South selections all 15 Tar contests. Sophomore by winning 28-10 after trailing saying that "I want Foreman, helped Rollins to their best Tom Meyer, who took only in the third quarter, 10-7. and I want him any time." season ever in '76 leading the seven shots on goal all season, "We're better prepared to That time, according to a Tars to a 13-2 record and a berth made five of them count as he report from Panama Friday in the NCAA Division II Soccer wound up number two in the cope with the Steelers than we were last year," said lineSnight, will be before May 30. Tournament. scoring column. Marty wirnan, Cordova, at a news coniereuee, backer Stan White. 'We sw'The only Rollins setback Chris Mueller and John Byrne said he had received a telegram during the regular season came netted three apiece while EW prised ourselves last year. by from All dated Dec. 13 which in the opening game which McCalmont and co-captain ge(t to the playoffs and we announced that All would light resulted In a 1-0 defeat at the John Webbert hit for two were pleased with ourselves for hands of the University' of conversions each. Foreman for the crown, being there. Just getting there isn't enough anymore." ' But Bout On AlI Star 1"e at?") C'oubtful - • • -Blue Chip Stars Do Their Thing For $$ 94.95 249.95 . 44.95 • STORE HC CASSELBERRy Monday thru Friday 8:30 am to 8:30 P.M. Saturday 8:30 am. to 6 p.m. CALL US TOLL FREE Orlando Area T Check with George Stuart,'.. AU Cup. ''There's something socks, adjusted to a new tempo Memphis State past Penn State. State over Santa Clara. A 26special about the DavIs and ran away from the Falcons. A 16-point effort by Richard point, 16-rebound performance Cup," said Ashe, the 33-yearin the Kentucky Invitational Glaspar and a tenacious See- by Winford Boynes led San old veteran of the Inond-hall defense led Florida Francisco over Pacific. basketball tournament. tematlonal competition after over South Florida. We got beat by a great balteaming with Tanner to gise South Alabama defeated New Iclub," said Bowling Green Reggie King poured in 20 Mexico State as Don Hogan led the United States a 2-0 lead Coach John Weinert after a 77. points to power Alabama over Mexico in the semia rally In the last three minutes, 59 loss to the nation's third- stubborn Oklahoma State. Two Gary Winton scored finals of the North American i points freewith throws by Marshall Ashranked team Friday night, ford Zone. "It's the only cornand grabbed 10 rebounds to lead five seconds left pro"The suspension of the three petition tition I lose sleep oser. Army past Samford. vided Virginia Tech with Its Kentucky players probably tense Tanner, the Ieft.handed victory over Dayton. UCLA soomores Roy Hamhurt us because they beat us gunner from Lookout Dave Speicher scored 18 ilton and David Greenwood with quickness and finesse." Mountain, lean., also Phillips, the Wildcats' start- points as Toledo defeated East- combin ed for 39 points to lead acknowledged that he hiJ em Kentucky before John the Bruins to any easy victory ing center who provides K en trouble sleep i ng before $ tucky with a powerful inside. Stroud's 17 points paced Mis- over Rice. Nevada-Las Vegas taking the court against game, and Shidler—a starting sissippi over Marshall. Charles got 39 points frome Eddie Mexico's Itaul Ramirez, his son tossed in 22 points to Owens to blast North Dakota guard—were suspended along Thomp personal nemesis and a lead Houston over Nevadawith Claytor earlier this week Reno and Wayne Stevenson's 18State. Mike Woodson hit a pair thorn in the side of the of free throws, then scored on a for disciplinary reasons. American (ream the last two ints helped California-Santa driving layup as Indiana ran off Utah, which defeated West po years. Barbara defeat Texas A&M. the last eight points of the game Virginia 74-70 in another firstAshe, playing his 31st Tom Pauling and Ron Jones to defeat DePaul, round game, won't be as easy a match for the United States touch for Kentucky, according in a DavIs Cup career dating to Hall. back to 196'?, beat unranked In other tournament action F Roberto ('ha',ei, 6• 'b Friday night, 20th-ranked St. Ashe rallied from 2-4 in the John's defeated SMU 87-71 and first set and 3-5 in the third Tennesee trimmed La Salle 92 set for his slctur. 85 in opening-round games of tanner, proving that his the Volunteer Classic in Knoxcourt repetolre Includes yule; Memphis State beat Penn more than a 128 miles per State 77'69 and Florida downed hour service, struck the first CHICAGO (All) — Charles 0. Meanwhile, the judge in FmFlorida State 70-53 in the Big Finley's lawyers are angling Icy's 1.3.5 million suit, termed and most Important blow by Sun tourney in St. Petersburg, for the best shot and their tar- the two-day-old proceedings "a smashing itazniIrez, 7-5, 6-4, Alabama stopped Okia' get is Baseball Commissioner strange trial." Ha.; Alabaa 6-4. Ramirez almost homa State 70-61 and Virginia Bowie Kuhn. As ammunition, singlehandedly had beaten On June 15, Finley tried to Tech nipped Dayton 76-75 In the they are using baseball history, sell favored U.S. teams the last pitcher Rollie Fingers and Dayton Invitational and Toledo economics and two years. a union negotla- outfielder Joe Rudi to the [losturned back Eastern Kentucky tor. The United States was In a ton Red Sox for a million dollars 78-62 and Mississippi tripped Instead position to clinch the best-of, Marshall 63 in the Blade- gaimng table opposite him, the each and pitcher Vida Blue toi five series In a doubles sitting at a bar- the New York Yankees for Glass City Classic In Toledo, lawyer forof the Major League match pitting Stan Smith the million. Ohio. and Bob Lutz, America's No. Players' Association took Also, Houston outscored Ne- stand Friday in, support of the 1 team, against Ramirez and Kuhn voided the sale three 23-year-old Emilio Montano. vuda-Reno 100-78 and Califor' maverick Oakland A's owner. days later. nia-Santa Barbara turned back Texas A&M 60-61 In the Bluebonn et classi c in Houston; 249.95 Is A Vote For Progress BICENTENNIAL still are able to gd SCDtimental about the Davis D • A Vote For EDDIE KEITH 'W Davis Cup to lead St. John's over SMU In scored 14 points apiece and Coach Joe Hall suspended the Volunteer Classic. A 31- Pauling also grabbed 14 TUCSON, Ariz. I three of his Kentucky players, point performance by Bernard rebounds as Texas-El Paso Arthur Ashe and Roscoe 'Abut llk it didn't help Bowling Green King led Tennessee over La trimmed Baylor. Missouri Tanner are two tournamentSalle in the other first-round stopped Southern Cal as Kim any. hardened tennis pros who • Bring City Hall To The People DISCOVER' ! Lead, 2-O,ln iinley Pulls Out All Stops On Kuhn HOLIDAY SPECIAL $ 95 TI402-3 c r1rame plated ' metaj case Stainless steel bracelet .'dITl )ltl0flt. highlights HOLIDAY $4495 ELECTRONIC • CALCULATORS Model U.S. Stars Anderson scored 23 points. DaWith Mike Phillips Jay Shid- game. John Washington scor ed 22 vid Thompson and harry Davis Icr and Truman Clay sitting on the bench in civilian clothes, points, had 10 rebounds and combined for 39 points and 26 the Wildcats pulled up their three blocked shots to lead rebounds, powering Florida ) SR-40 ¼10 'a!i,r Basketball Holiday Madness S Tl5O28 HOLIDAY SPECIAL $1995 U- champions of the Western Athletic Conference were 3,192 yards and 29 touchdowns, which put him No.2 in total offense in the nation. Both Miller and Nielsen are juniors and both were the only non-seniors to receive votes for the Ileisman Trophy, won by Pittsburgh's Tony Dorsett. Miller placed fourth in the balloting, Nielsen sixth. OSU Coach Jim Stanley says BYU is "a big challenge for us. But we plan to stop Nielsen. We have to." His 8-3 Cowboys were rated a one-touchdown favorite over the 9-2 Cougars in the night game before some 35,000 fans in Orlando's newly refurbished 50,-O0-seat stadium. Action was fast at Lyman High Friday night when wrestling teams of the area smothered by Seminole's Itickey Nelson. Center, Lake Howell's Brian Andrew met for the championships. Left. Lake Howell's Fred Weber is shown being pauses to ponder his position. flight, Seminole John Trembley holds up Palatka's By The Associated Press olysi.il?one cases advanced ri h L technoloqy LED display of rour minutes spcon(1s month and dah Snc;k' CI)(T1r!1 T1502_-•\ •.. • . I (h '-S • S. • . . • • Li ,,.. S• . - - - • I • I,t:oril (Ott'':?,i!, tylrt'i( 1 H.OLIDAY SPECIAL $ 1995 TI. 1650 . Po'cent Memory able bat tf'ryl;ld pIn o Co/lege • * V Flo or Troubles 502 Series • He's a business major and has already made some loan decisions for the bank. "I don't consider myself a financier or anything like that," Miller said. "But I'm getting the experience of getting to sit in on deals being made and the negotiations of making deals." His employers and coaches feel Miller will be as successful in the banking business as he's been on the football field. Nielsen, on the other hand, is a public relations student who lettered in basketball in his first two years zt, BYU. He got off to a wobbly start in football last year but won the starting quarterback job in the third game and has kept it ever since. His statistics this past season for the co- 4 microelectronic digioI watches • didate for next year's ileisman Trophy — has been the money player for the Cowboys of Oklahoma State all year. lie and OSU's bruising ground game will try to outdo an aerial offense headed by a rangy MorrLon quarterback from Provo, Utah, by the name of Gifford Nielse, who's had more playing time as a basketball player than on the gridiron. Miller and Nielsen typify their teams' contrasting offenses — OSU's explosive rushers against the nation's No. 1 passing team. Miller, who ran for 1,541 yards and 19 touchdowns in leading OSU to a share of the Big-8 Conference title, has been spending his summers employed by the Yukon Bank in suburban Oklahoma City. / 4exa s Instru ments 'Prince Of Peace' A traditional Moravian Lovcfeast and Candle Service will be held at Roiling Hills Moravian Church, Longwood, on SR 434, mile east of 1.4 on Christmas Eve. Two services — 4:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.in— are scheduled. The Chancel Choir, Junior Choir and Cherub Choir, under direction of Mrs. Alice Jones, and Church Band, under the direction of Mike McClaran, will participate. — T iuzii uie L)UWI presented Its new lace to Central Florida Saturday night as Brigham Young's 9-2 football team met Oklahoma State's 8-3 co-champions of the Big Eight. A hoped-for sellout crowd of 51,000 was unlikely as $8 tickets were still on sale at 8 p.m. gametime. Nevertheless, officials said the turnout would be excellent, The game marked the T-Bowl's event into Big Time Bowl competition after years of struggle. Oklahoma State was counting on a banker and Brigham Young University was relying on a former basketball star in Saturday night's Tangerine Bowl football game. All-American halfback Terry Miller — junior bank executive, private pilot and a leading canIll S.11 I 'Joy To The World' . DECEMBER 17, ig'sGeorge Frazier Linton F. Frederick ADMISSIONS Opal George Sanford: Curby Cooks Mat L. Hale Elsie A. MacDougall Harold Kathleen K. Reilly Adrian Haynes Ralph Senn James W. Howell Geneva Via Darren R. Geraldine S. Zachery Ann Newkirk Willard S. Gurnmo Deltona Mary L. Thrainen BIRTHS Shellie Shorter Sanford: Thomas F. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Willie L. (Gloria) Charlotte A. Tovell Bryant, a girl George Waldvogel Mr. & Mrs. James (Sandra Joseph D. Williams L) Snelson, a DISCHRGES James Swilley, Altamonte Pa. Mr. & Mrs. Hiep (Nguyen) Sanford: Springs ba's baby girl, Sanford Ira Thomas J. Duff, Deltona a.m., 6:13 p.m., low 12:01 a.m., 12:10 P.M. Port Canaveral: high 5:41 .John Kimbrough (left) and Seminole Republican a.m. 5:49 p.m., low 11:49 a.m., chairman Bill McCollum got together at a gathering 12:09 p.m. Bayport: high 12:51 a.m., of the Republican executive committee in the winds mostly 10 m.p.h. or less. SUNDAY'S TIDES 11:38 p.m., low 6:12 a.m., 6:05 Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce building. Daytona Beach: high 5:51 p.m. The Yule Season -----Church Choir Visiting . _________ I TALK ' At Long Last, Tangerine Bowl Becomes Big Ti'me 1 31 Joseoh R. Landry Jr. Deltona Jenny Paulling, Deltona Robert K. Raven, Deltona Robert G. Smedley, Deltona Mary A. Smith, Deltona Clara L. Tyo, Deltona Marie A. Young, Deltona Jeanette Ball, Geneva Bather Rynes, Lake Mon4 Huyler S. Kingman, Orange City Robert E. Branning, Orlando ' Grace I. Carnes, Osteen Peter A. Stetzicr, Laureldale,' george tar ; .4 . • '.•' sT-/ .ar,, ,•r • "i P' 1 Now in Casselberry too. 520 SOUTH HWY. I 7 '92— V , CASSEL13ERMY FLORIDA 32707 133 EAST ROBINSON STREET—ORLANDO FLORIDA 32802 Defensive end Joe Ehrmann, one of the leaders of the Colts' Sack Pack that decked quarterbacks 51 ttunes this year. ttimb Baltimore Is ready this tune. 64 and Missouri beat Southern Cal 87-77 in the Sun Bowl Classic at El Paso, Tex.; Florida • State defeated Santa Clara 94-80 Sunday's NFC playoff sends and No. 5 San Francisco Los Angeles to Dallas in anothhammered Pacific 90-73 In the er rematch. A year ago, the Cable Car Classic in San FranBy The Associated Press MIAMI (AP) provided the offensive fireSandra Post Blue Monster course at the while wild-card Cowboys stunned the BOSTON I .AP Big Bob grabbing eight rebounds clsco and South Alabama Yes, Virginia, there really is power with one goal and two seemed downright embar' Doral Country Club. McAdoo, the National Basket. limited to 25 minutes because of Rams 37.7. Now Dallas is cast nipped New Mexico State 8543 a Billy Smith. assists as the Islanders, Un- rassed. She was actually blushand LA is the JoAnne Wastiam and Chi M ball Association's scoring early foul trouble. "I knew what as the favorite and Army defeated Samford 67Unfortunately, the New York beaten in six contests with five Ing. Torn Watson was the last three years. I had to do but I was frustrated underdog. grinning Rodriguez put togethtr another champion 60 in the Birmingham Classic. Islanders' fans have this thing victories and a tie, increased from ear to ear. feels comfortable in his new when I flicked u three fouls 68 and were second at 136. Pat In non-tournament games, NO. about. Sniith... and Smith has their Defensive end Fred Dryer They'd Just combined on the Patrick Division lead to w the New early In the second period." Bradley arid Masters Champ surroundingsith 9 UCLA walloped Rice 107-60; this thing about the team's three points over the idle Phila- selected drive, alternate shot Ray thinks the Itams can kayo the York Knicks—and he looks it. Floyd were another shot No. 12 Nevada-Las Vegas whipCowboys, Super Bowl finalists a home rink, the Nassau County delphia Flyers. Third-place At. competition for a stunning, back at McAdoo, acquired with Tom Walt Frazier and Spencer 131 after a 70 In the ped North Dakota State 112-81 Coliseum, so he rarely plays lanta, suffering Its second con- nine-under-par 63 that staked mild, sunny, McMillen in a deal which ship.. Haywood put on personal shows year ago breezy weather. and No. 16 Indiana beat DePaul before the home folks. secutive loss, fell seven points them to. a two-shot lead Friday Penny Tulz and Australian Da- pr'1 John Gianelli and a report- for the capacity crowd of 15,040 Sc far, the Rams defensive 5042. "Sometimes I seem to play back. In the second round of the $200,- vid Graham also had a 70 and ed $3 million to the Buffalo at Boston Garden. Frazier plan has paid off this season, and Shidler out With Phillips better on the road than at In World Hockey Association 000 MIxed Team Golf (.'hasn- were at i. Braves Last week, made an aus- scored 32 points and had seven Los Angeles allowed only '190 of the lineup, Jack Givens took home," Smith said after turn- action, the Birmingham Bulls pionship that has men and picious debut Friday night as assists to go along with a flock points, second lowest total In the Kentucky scoring load on ing aside 33 of 35 shots in the, ended the Houston Aeros' 16- women touring pros playing to4 First-round leaders Marlene the Knicks rolled to a 123-109 of steals, although only two the NFC, and was the toughest his shoulders, pouring in 28 Islanders' 4-2 National Hockey game home unbeaten streak 4- gether for the first time in a Hagge and Dr. Gil Murgan be. victory over Boston's defending showed on the official score team in the conference In stop. points. Jeff Judkins scored 29 League victory over the Atlanta 3, the Indianapolis Racers decade. geyed three par holes and NBA champion Boston Celtics. sheet. Haywood had 28 points, ping the run with a yield of only' points to pace Utah over West Flames. edged the New England WhaThe leaders had a 13-4 total, 10 struggled to a 73 that left them "I wanted to flow," McAdoo 11 bounds, three assists and III.7 yards per game. Los Virginia. Defenseman Dents Potvin lers 54 In overtime, under par for two trips over the five strokes back at 139. said after scoring 17 points arid one steal. Angeles also recorded a leagueGlen Williams and George k'ading 32 In treeptiorti as well Johion each sci?reI. 23 sitnt 45 quarterback sacks. In Hockey In Golf - 4 ' • • In Basketball - 01 �,, 28—Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Sunday, Dec. 1, 1976 evening mars oat )inluro, ri. State Prep Baseball Score In Trade French Kings On Netters Gridiron Win Big $ C Well, Since Vii e, .. u Asked. e ,.s Championship Games MIAMI BEACH (AP) - A 6-3,6-3 doubles victory by Unseeded Gilles M"rreton and CLASS AAAA Tallahassee Juuuy ,, Yannich Noah has given France an upset tennis victory over second-seeded Argentin a in the quarterfinals of the Sunshine Cup Matches Between Nations. Argentinians Fernando Dalla Fontana and Al Gattk i.er couldn't h e e mng serves and quickness l Carol City 15 CLASS AAA Perez told a news conference after the Reds announced the Panama City Hay 11, P.: Q. Vida Blue would have beena free agent had henotsignedan trade involving four players. the condition that A's contract on hewouldbe sold to the Yankees. : Perez and young relief pitcher Delray Atlantic 10 i, What do Blue, Finley and Steinbrenner think about the mess?— Will McEnaney went to the last Frenchmen in Frida 's doubi : CR,, Reidsville, N.C. place Expos for pitchers W&xICLASS AA ma,tch. Blue thinks he was unfairly lured into singing the pact and, Ie Fryman and Dale Murray. . beaten Morreton Font ana had : through his agent, plans to raise hell about gettin g it voided and Bloutitstown :- new terms drawn up. Finley thinks he should have gotttn the $1.5 L, 6-2, 7-5, and Noah had stopped Perez refused to say how Gattiker 64, 6-4 in the singles million from the Yankees and has a suit now coming to trial—he long 'he contract was for or I ahokee 0 matches. how much It will pay, but con•• also laments the size of Blue's contract, with which he was struck. Third-seeded Sweden easily Stelnbrenner Is glad he has Catfish Hunter, Ken Hultzrnan and ceded he has a no cut, no trade beat West Germany. Jan Reggie Jackson from the A's— and enough money left over to clause. KUq 2 stopped Wolfgan have signed free agent Don Gullett, ex-Reds southpaw. Tallahassee FA\ItJ Popp 6- 6-2 Goren BerQ.Wlll you please tell melf there really was a one-armed major St Peter sb U r g gstrand downed Anndreas r r l ea gue ball player who played with the old St. Louis Browns? How Shorecrest 0 Maurer 7 -6, 6-2. long did he stay up and what was his name, and do you have any batting and fielding stats'—G LP, Dover Pa Yes, Pete Gray, who played In 77 games for the Browns In 1945, Is partof basebaillore. Peter Wyshner was his real name and heSAN JUAN (AP) - Former on lost his right arm in a trtk mishap as a young boy. He batted .218 major league star Orlando Cethat one year. When last heard from, he was living back in his peda on Monday is expected to home to wn of Nanticoke, Pa. appeal a two-co unt drug conB NFL viction which could put him in Q. Whoin your opinion are the outstanding rookies In the a U.S. Jail for five years. this sea n'—L S., Oakland, Calif. DENVER (AP) - Forward his right eye, which resulted Free on bail since his arrest HenryBoucha has been sus- from an altercation with BosIn the National Football Conference I think beyond any doubt that Sammy White, the wide receiver of the Minnesota Vikings Late last year, Cepeda, 39, was pended because of visual prob. ton's Dave Forbes on Jan. 4, (via Grambling), has made the greatest impact. In the American ordered to pay a $10,000 fine lems, the Colorado Rockies of 1975. lie has filed suit against conference, there Is support for Archie Griffin of the Cincinnati and serve a concurrent five- the National Hockey League Forbes and the Boston Bruins, Bengals, but my vote goes to Mike Haynes, the brilliant young year prison sentence for each announced Friday. seeking $3.5 million on corndefensive back who has helped turn around the New England count after he was convicted Boucha still Is suffering from pensatory and punitive damsmuggling and possessing 170 double vision despite three op- ages. Patriot&. pounds of marijuana. Q. Who chooses the all-pro team?— A. D., Oakland, Calif. erations to correct an injury to The suspension helps clear ' hands have it as Laki Bran t ley and Oviedi V is i OS ts u cha Jo Prep Titles G To North 0 out it battled basketball Friday night ' 1 •' A' ( C. C o n ley goel Brantiey S high. J. 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I., I hat s 411 let, neckla.'i. or lips-lick %()n picket 1401-1 Ii die d Ie f)rive voll iliu1 'aCuum Portaji Ha 3 attachments 14 c irf.j runcitooal for 12 volt systems L "lo I fire it i- mu. 1499 Au..j -_-'-" T --q€..... ' savegas GIVEADARN S 6213 (7 one It Sa'ore,r . Smith a hand. . -. ... S .S. Trampler has arranged for December 28th at the Sports Stadium. Th e Santore-Gonzales match will be one of three eight rounders. The other two will feature Sanford's Taco Perez against an opponent to be flWfled, and Kip Braden, forforrial of Sanford, against Slick Mitchell . Santore's current record is that of 16-21, and Gonzales figures to be his toughest test to date. A walk-in puncher, the South Florida fighter has only tasted defeat once in his career, while winning 11 times, five of those by KO. Gonzales has headlined shows at Miami Beach, fought all over the north-east and definitely has Santore worried. "This is my first big main event and the first time I have been in with a guy that will be all over me from the start. I hope to outbex him, but it Iget the chance — I will be kicking to knock him out. His c,iily loss was a decision to Dario Hidalgo audit I stop him, that would prove I am a better puncher than }Hdalg.." 'Win or lose, Santore figures to start getting some, of the recognition he so richly deserves. gears gently and quickly, then build SOW In high gear Wrth an automatic transmission use a light foot on the accelerator to en courage the transmission to shift into higher gears a, quickly as Possible Break other gas wasting habits Ike pumping the ac ce'efalor or racing the engine while the car's slopped storming after him. . .. . — - 'd B hail come Conley nor Lost in the shuffle of Mike on December 7 at the Orlando it. He figures to be around a and! was too tired when I came more. I guess he liked what he Quarry's TV fights; Mad Dog Sports Stadium, the huge crowd long time. home at night to do much more saw. I know I liked him and his Ross' rush to national rose to their feet and gave operation. We got together on Born in Alabama, but reared of anything, let alone train, prominence; Joey Vincent's Santore a standing ovation that on Florida's east coast, Frankle "I did take two fights as a pro terms, and here I am as one of emergence as the Southern lasted almost a full minute. started fighting as an amateur during that time. A friend of his fighters." middleweight champion; Taco When asked about this at the age of 16. After 10 bouts mine told inc I could pick up Santore is still going to Perez's continued popularity; Santore replied, "I was really he joined the Marines and $125.00 for fighting over in college, at FlU, and hopes to and Milton Owens sensational shocked, I didn't think the fight continued his ring career under Tampa. It sounded like easy graduate in two years. He win streak; has been Frankle was THAT good, but I am their banner. money so I did. I really got recently got his AA Degree in Santore. happy that the fans thought it In the four years he was in the whipped that night. A guy General Education and now is That is, Frankle has been lost was." majoring. In Physical service, Santore participated in named Santiago. I was cornIn the shuffle as far as the news This type of answer might be exactly 100 amateur bouts, pletely out of shape, and I guess Education. media has been concerned. But the reason Santore has been while winning the North I was lucky I didn't get hurt. . Living alone, Frankie spends not as far as the fans who come passed by, by the fourth estate, Carolina Golden Gloves and Nobody should fight unless they most of his time either at school out and plunk their money down when It comes time to men- AAU titles. He also was the U.S. are properly trained. or in Ashlock's gym under the each time be steps into the ring. tinning the manly art of self- Marine champ and went as far watchful eye of trainer "I took one other fight. It was In the short span of just over defense. They might go more as runner-up to the late Chuck In Orlando, at the Sports Dominick Polo. .13 months, the good looking for the way a Joey Vincent Wilburn in the National AAU Stadium. I got In fair shape for "I feel I have really lightweight has become one of would have fielded the question tournament, that fight, and won it going progressed since Polo took over the most popular fighters now and come back with a clever, Discharged in 1972, Frankle away. But they called . It a my training," Santore recently showing his talents In the snappy answer. had trouble finding bouts, while draw." stated. "I have much more Sunshine Sate. But, even if they don't care living In Melbourne, and finally Suflore then goes on to ex- endurance. I am punching After his last win, a $ix round for Santore's retiring way of hung up his gloves and con- plain, "When the bottom fell out better. Quicker, with more decision over Freddie Majors talking, they better get used to centratedon construction work. of 'ibe building trade; I went power. And I am not getting hit "I didn't have a place to back to school. That gave me as much as I used to." train," Frankle recalls now, some free time on my hands, All those things will come in "and I didn't have a place to and the next thing I knew I was handy the next time hi steps fight. Anything I did, was all on back in training. This time into the ring. It will be opposite my own, and it was tough. On though, I went and talked to Miami's Speedy Gonzales, as o t p of that, I was working Pete Ashiock. He watched me part of the "Triple Main Event" regular on the construction job spar. Then we talked some that matchmaker Bruce o,i 1 iae gas that wJ' Keep your cars iransmis,on in Irie h!Qh est gear possible as you drive More gas Is consumed in the lower gears If your car has a manual transmission, run through lower JAY- 12:3.0-5:30 F 9 Patriot's Leroy, left - A 1. has the ball as the .. 11 . . o .Boxing...Santore Gaining Stature NN ,i There is no official all-pro team. NFL rules now forbid it, the way for Boucha's release, Cepeda, who was sentenced though the league at one time did have its own officials team in Thursday with his long time club officials said. He has see n ' Mi th e 1930s and early '40s. The wire-services — AP and UP! - friend, Herminio Codes, immeonly limited action this season. compile all-conference teams by balloting their correspondents. diately appealed the decision CLEVELA ND (AP) — The The Pro Football Writers Association selects an all-pro team. And which was the maximum allow- Boston Bruins have called up A i NEA pic ks an All-NFL team on the vot es of team captains and able under f eder al U iviatcnups law. Conwin er Earl Anderson for the U player representatives, The PFWA and NEA all-pro teams are vicied only of possession, Cor- National Hockey L eague game published in the Official NFL Record Manual, as are the wire tes faces a 30-month jail sen- a NASSAU, Bahamas (API the Cleveland Barons g service all-conference teams. tence and a $5,000 fine. Top-seeded Jeff Borowiak of Q. Are there any players in the National Football League C p e d a, the National Anderson has scored 17 goals Berkeley. Calif., will meet New IthAIt any college experience? - G.M. Tucson, Ariz. Ledgue's Most Vaivable Player and 14 assists in 31 games for York's Steve Turner as Trey Several, If you could include the place-kickers from such exotic in 1967 while a first baseman the Rochester Amerks of the Waltke of Los Angeles takes on Locales as Cyprus, Norway, Austria and the Rhineland. Among with the St. Louis Cardinals, American Hockey League. He Gene Mayer of Wayne, N.J., in those who play contact position, I can think of Ralph Nelson, said he was unsatisfied with the will replace Bobby Schrnautz, semifinals of the $15,000 Seattle running back, Willie Spencer, Minnesota running back, court decision and attributed it who Is sidelined with the flu and Bahamas International Tennis and defensive lineman Otis Sistrunk of Oakland. to unfair press coverage, an injured left knee. Open. II Get It i n P. - g h g e IuAJEw . , Ceneda Hones had a nine-yard run and Chris Smith's one-yard rim in the fj.. Fernando Jackson rushed for to a 38-0 victory over St. Pe. Hobbs had a 64-yard scamper nal period proved the decider. 129 yards and host mounts- tersburg Shorecrest (9-5) for and one-yard plunge for GodAtlantic ( 12-1) also lost title town's defense forced five turn- the hasset' Godhy. Panama CIty by's touchdowns, Class A ti tle. Marshall contests in 1973 and 1975. overs as the Tigers beat Pa- caught scoring passes of Bay, Illounstown and Tallahas12 and Carol City scored on a 40-yard The first quarter was a field see FAMU - have been first hokee 12.0 for the Class AA r. yards from Lewis Wilkerson quarter pass play in- goal battle, crownld Florida's 1976 high valving quarterback Reggie booting a 33 wih Dave Sims championship. and a 26-yard TD toss from -yarder for Bay and Jackson ran Zl yards in the William Proctor, school football champions. who alterOgburn and receiver James Mendon McMurruin hitting second period and quarterback nated with Wilkerson at quar1 op-ranked Godby (14-0) Gilbert, and on Terry Daniels' from 28 yards out for Atlantic. Joey Stone ran four yards in the terback, lived up to its reputation by 62 yard run on a reverse in the Jourme Burgess caught a 28- second half for Blountstowns capturing Class AAAA honors fourth period. yard touchdown pass from Alan scores. Blountstown 111-3) held with a 21-15 victory' Friday Back Alfred Carter ran 19 Panama City Bay (12-2) cap- Armour to put Atlantic ahead Pahokee (12-2) to nine yards yards and added a 33-yard field night over second-ranked hired Its first title, stopping 10-3 at halftime. Ray's defen- rushing In the second half. goal and Renwick Barber had a Miami Carol City (12-2) at previously unbeaten Delray At. sive line then blocked a third End Henry Marshall caught three-yard run for FAMU Lakeland. lantic 11-10 in the Class AAA pe riod Atlan tic p un t for a safe- three touchdown p asses to lead scores. Shorecrest was held j Quarterback Sammy Knight title game at Ocala. Mike ty. host Tallahassee FAMU ( 104) 56 yards r ushing. Four schools from the Northwest part of the state - Talla- All Bottle CLASS A Rest On Appeal l Oviedo Q C1]NNAT1AP)--A large multi-year contract, a promise to play everyday and cornQ. I would like to know If the teams that th rew In players for petition from young Dan DriesTampa and Seattle In the NFL got anything in return. —M.R.,n were the factors that conMR. Anaheim, Calif. vinced veteran Cincinnati Reds Sure, they gotatotal of $16.5 million from each team. That was first baseman Tony Perez to for the privilege of letting the expansion club join the fraternity agree to the trade to Montreal. by picking up the culls from the 26 established teams. It makes it I am both happy and sad, easier for them legally, too, to say they paid all that money for By The Associated Press Brantley, w*,.y, i,ivs,. WINTER PARK MALL Open 8am to 10pm Monday thoj Saturday Open Sunday I? 30.530 pm Catalog Cmiii 644 8844 Store 6-17 4333 SANFORD PLAZA Open 8am to Id pm Mondiy thou Saturday Open Sunday 1230530 p in Citlog Cent,, 322 1020 Stole 323 1310 �Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Dec. 1,, l7 [.7r& 11.1 11 Pro Bas ket ball Nt,o,iil Basketball AtSOc,&tian EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division WL Pct.GB IA II 393 Boston Ii 12 536 1', NV Knks 13 11 411 3 1$UUOIO Ii 17 393 5' NV Nets 11 17 .393 5'2 Central Division Cleve 17 9 631 HOuston 16 9 640 ', NOcIns IS 11 517 3', SAnton II 15 413 4' Wathton 12 II 480 4', Atlanta 17 II 100 7 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midw,l Denver Detroit Indiana Kn City Chicago Divsion 1$ 9 667 17 12 5$6 2 14 16 167 5', 13 16 11$ $ I IS 31$ B S 23 16? II , Pacific Division Portland 70 I .714 Los Ang 16 12 571 1 G.oldn St II 12 53$ S Seattle 1$ II 5)7 5, Phoenix Il II 110 7'2 Friday's Games New York Knicks 123. Boston to, Milwaukee 126. New York Nets 110 Golden State II;, Prilla lpttia 111 Detroit 113. Indiana 101 Chicago 103. San AntOniO 101 Atlanta 113, New Orleans 109 WaSttington 99. Buftalo SI Los Angeles Ill. Phoenix 103 Portland 127. Denver 105 Saturdays Oame* Cleveland at New York Knicks Boston at Atlanta Golden State at Wasl'iington Philadelphia at Indiana New Orleans at Houston Chicago at Denver Kansas City at Phoert.x Los Angeles at Pcrtlnd Today's Games Boston at New York Nets San Antonio at Cleveland Detroit at New Orlens Atlanta at Milssukee KanSas City at Los Angeles Buffalo at Seattle Pro Hockey World Hockey Association Eastern Division W L T Ptl OF GA Ouebe 19 17 1 39 II? 117 Bowling (nc, Irmy Mirw N Eng Birm I! tO 2 36 Ill 9$ I? 12 7 36 105 116 1314 1 30 96100 1216 1 7$ tOS 116 1073 1 21 Il) 13$ Western Division SOogo 1112 2 31 110 99 Winnipg 1$ I? I 37 143 lOS HOuSt 14 12 1 32 99 91 Edmnton II 19 I 29 $9 121 Phoenix 13 II 2 75 10$ 141 Calgry 1116 2 21 I? SI Friday's Games Indianapolis S. New EnglInd Sunday, Jan 2 SUN BOWL Al El Paso, Tee. A&M vs Florida SHRINE BOWL Al Palo Alto, Calif. East VS Weit Saturday, Jan. I SENIOR BOWL At Mobile, Ala, North vs South HULA BOWL At Honolulu All Star game 1,01' Birmingham i. HouSton 3 Edmonton 1. Phoenix 0 Saturdays Games Birmingham at New EngInd Cincinnati at M.nnesota Quebec at Calgary Houston at San Diego Todays Game; Birmingham at Indianapolis Cincinnati at Edmonton i'toustort a? Pt'.nix Quebec ,i, San Diego I'lt() t'()FFS Saturday. Dec. II NFC Divisional Playoff Washington at Minnesota AFC Divisional Playoff New England at Oakland Today's Games AFC Divisional Playolf Pittsburgh at Daltimore NFC Divisional Playoff Los Angeles at Dallas Sunday. Dec. 26 AFC Championship Game NFC Championship Game Sunday. Jan. 9 Super Bowl Xl Football ('OLLEGE BOWlS Saturday, Dec. II TANGERINE BOWL At Orlando, Fla. Oklahoma St. vs Brigham Young Monday, Dec. 20 College LIBERTY BOWL At Memphis, Tenn. Alabama vs UCLA Saturday, Dec. 23 FIESTA BOWL At Temp.. Ant. Wyoming vs Oklahoma Monday Dec. 27 GATOR BOWL At Jacksonville, Fla. Per.n State vs Notre Dame Friday. Dec. 31 PEACH BOWL At Atlanta (entucky vs North Carolina Basketball EAST Wooster 66. Bethany 62 York Col 66. Kings Cot SOUTH Alcorn 6), Tougaloo s LSU 59. Oklahoma City 77 MIDWEST Indiana SO. DePaul 12 KansaS $7. Mankato 5174 Wichita St 70. Cal Fullerton 63 SOUTHWEST Howard Payne 92. McMurry 69 Trinity SI. Texas Al. 179 ASTROBLUEBONNET BOWL At Houston Nebraska vs. Texas Tech Saturday, Jan. I COTTON BOWL At Dallas Maryland vs Houston SUGAR BOWL At New Orleans Georgia vs Pittsburgh ROSE BOWL Al Pasadena. Calif. Michigan vs Southern Cal ORANGE BOWL At Miami Ohio Stale vs. Colorado THE UCLA 107, Rice 60 TOURNAMENTS First Round Big Sun Memphis St 17. Penn Slate 69 Florida 70. S Florida 53 Birmingham Classic South Ala. IS, New Me,, 5153 Army 67. Santord 60 Bluebonnet Classic HouSton 100, Nevacla.Reno Cal Santa Barbara 69. Tex AIM 61 Cable Car Classic Florida St 94, Santa Clara SO San Francisco 90. Pacific 73 Dayton Invitational Alabama 70. Ok'ahoma St 61 Virginia Tech 76. Dayton 75 Kentucky Invitational Utah 71, W Virginia Kentucky 77. Bowling Green Sun Bowl Classic Texas El Paso 70. Baylor 6.4 Missouri 57. Southern Cal 77 Toldeo Glass Bowl MiSsiSsippi 6.5. Marshall 63 Volunteer Classic N . SMU 7) Tennessee 92. LaSalIe 53 Youngslown Classic SI Joseph, Ind 7$, Adelphi 69 Youngstown st U. CCNV 51 12 HOURS CHRI FAR WEST Cent Wash St 73, Pac. Lulh 61 Hawaii 7$, Lamar 72 Los Ang. St 46. San Fran SI 41 Montana $0. N Colorado 57 Nev Las Vegas 112. N D St II Puget Sound 57. Alaska 35 OF STMAS FRIDAY, DEC. 24, NOON TIL MIDNIGHT * A GIFT TO CENTRAL FLORIDA * SELECTED LOCAL HOLIDAY PROGRAMS WITHOUT COMMERCIAL INTERRUPTIONS Jai-Alai By SUK CEiNOW ORLANDOSEMINOLE Bowling is advertised as a sport In which whole families can FIRST - 1. Echano.Oeitia (Il participate. Such a family are the Barbours, Ed Sr., Helen, and 1110 660 3 SO; 2. Eddy Arena (SI children, Eddie, Bobby and Bernie have bowled over the years. 1000370. 3 Ica Coldo (4) 110. 0 (3 Now even the grandchildren, Mike and Katie are involved In the Ii 3380; P 13$) 115 50. SECOND - 1. Aldana BeltIa (4) sport. 19 00 5 70 5.20. 2 Domingo Alberdi So who do you think is heading the Youth Activities program for (3) i 80 380. 3 Ice Via (6) 380; Bowl America? None other than our own Helen Barbour. This (3 1) 43.70. P11 3) 125 70; DD(3 4) 133.60 program, for the young people of Sanford and Seminole County, Is THIRD - I. Patxl.Beitla (5) 17.60 divided into three groups. 10 20 I 60. 3. Larrl.Albecdl (5) 7.00 There are the Bantams whose ages range from 5 through 12 I 60; 3. Echano Eiorza (3) 4000 (5. 1)71.10; P15 5) 231 years. They meet Saturdays at 10:00 a.m. FOURTH - 1. Cacho Elor:a (3) The Juniors are the 12 to 15 year-olds who bowl along with the 12.105.603 SO; 2. Eddy Zarre t1)5.20 Seniors, the I6toZ2-year-olds. On Saturday at 1:00 p.m. In the Jr. 460. 3. Jose Aguirre (1)1.60:0 (31) 41 20; P131) 16440; 00(5 3) 251.00. Sr. class, there are 284-member teams. The Bantams have 12 four FIFTH - 1. AntonAltu (4) 23 60 member teams. 1020 5.00. 2. Marurl Larrea (7) 510 Why all the info on these young bowlers? Its because they would 160, 3. Fermln.Juan (3) 320; 0 (1 7) 47 70; P 7) 159.00. like fo: more of their frienis and classmates to join them in their SIXTH - 1. Jose JavI (5) 13.10 fun. In conjunction with Bowl America, an, with Helen as the 560 160. 7. Arta Bengoa (3) 1.10 director, a "Beat Your Coach" tournament will be held today. 400. 3 Negul Aguirre (II 5.50; 0 (3 SI 43 60. P (53) 95.10. Entry fee is $225. What an opportunity for the bowlers to really SEVENTH - 1. EddyAlberdi (7) show their coaches how much they have absorbed from their 10 80 6 40 150; . Ica.BeItla (3) 9.20 lessons since the start of the season. Bowling scratch will be 340 3 Sala Arana (6) 1 10. (7) 77,50; P (7.3) 8150; Big Q (35) and Junior-Senior coaches Harriet Jackson and Rosalie Burkart. (3 7) 416.00 Bantam coaches also bowling scratch are Dottie Hogan and Bill EIGHTH - I. Marurl Arca (6) Batten. All young bowlers participating In the tournament will 720 540 320. 2 Anton Ethave hnvn nn edo,. nn I1,...,t ii ..,.....ii, , - .. .iu;;; I UUI UUWILi1 0 CU J xii; a. rermln. smon xi a ou."--'n'-"'"'" wilt oc plus o 1361 45.70; P 1631 125 10. handicap. For those who beat their coaches, everyone will know, NINTH - I. Arecha (II 560 500 5202. Alave (6) 5.105.20: 3, Artu (1) for you will be awarded an "I Beat My Coach" patch. Certainly sounds like a fun tournament and these youthful bowlers are 360; 0 (1$) 4$ 20; P (161 13230 TENTH - 1. Manolo (7) 10205.20 ready to show up their coaches. That's Dec. 19. 1.70:2 FerminIl) 1o.los.00;3. Area BOWLING POT POURRI: Leagues are being given an easy (5(160; 0(17)2510: P (71) 77.70; way to bolster their prize funds. All you have to do Is find one (11) 67 10. ELEVENTH - I. Oguina Quola beginner bowler who is willing to participate in a "Free" Learn to (5) 11.20 11.00 510; 2. Arecha Bowl Class offered by Bowl America, and then bowl in a begin. Agulrre (4) 14.60 6 10; 3. Cacho ners league for the remainder of the season. Classes are terre (7) 300 0 (15) 59.60; P 15 1) scheduled to begin on Tuesday, Jan. 4, promptly at 9:30 am. You 73110 may contact league bowlers if you are interested or talk to the TWELFTH - 1. Sala.Ramon a 201011.205 SO; 2. Sent I Arca (5) 5 20 people at Bowl America. For those gals who have hesitated about $60. 3. Alav'iAltu (2) 7.70; 0 (5$) 35 50. P ($5) 87.90; Big (15) with bowling because of personal embarassment at their abilities, this would really be up your "alley" to help build up confidence in all (5) 193.60. with all (5) 195 60. Handle - %l10,701; A - 3.203. yourself as a bowler. _______________________ KEGL ER 'S KORNER PROGRAM Noon "12 hour Variety Sampler" 12:30 pm Seminole Community College Choraliers 1:00 pm Lake Brantley High School 2:00 pm Tuscawllla Middle School 2:30 pm Central Florida Choral 3:00 pm Oviedo High School Band 3:30 pm Lyman High School Band And Chorus 4:30 pm Lake Howell High School 5:30 pm Seminole Community College (colleglum group) 6:00 pm Seminole Community College "sampler" 6:30 pm Deltona Community Chorus 7:00 pm Stetson University Choir 8:00 pm Seminole High School Band and Chorus 9:00 pm Singing Kings of Joy 9:30 pm Seminole Community College Choral 10:30 pm First Presbyterian Ch"rch of Sanford 11:30 pm "12 Hour Variety Sampler" - _______ k 1 LA. k IL__ • 1' ., .k, Seminole 322-2611 831-99 93 BUCKS CATERERS Standings: I Reubens 40 16; 2. HoagieS 34.22. 3. Appetizers 3221.1 Sweef Rolls 28 75. S. Relishes 21 29. 6 Entrees 25 31; 1 Desserts 2036. I ChipS S. Dips 1131 High Games - Sharon Xirkgard 111 167; Mary Mat,any 139; Kathy Cooper 161; Lil'Blackburn 163; Lois Martin 170; Ruth Veary 157; Eleanor Anderson 169; EdIth huh 167. Carolyn Belts 165.165 High Series; Carolyn Belts £63; Lois Martin 457; Sharon Klrkgard 476: Connie Dean 12g. Mary Mahany 372 Converted Splits: Mary Mahany 27; Evelyn Serraes 1 5; Am Medley 3 10; Chris Dickerson 4 10 Other Highlights, Turkey Sharon Klrkgard; Queen of the Weak Sharon Klrkgard #71 T.O.I.F. Standings: I. Reid's Garage; 2. Watts AC,; 3 Drywallers; 1. Midway Mart.; S. Breezewood; 6. Pioneers; 7. Marcella's Restaurant; S. No. 17; 9. Allen's Pro Shop: 10. Davis Machine; ii. Sanford Auction; 12 Tomahawks; 13 TraIl Blazers; (4 1 8. 5 Underground; IS. Pin Stormers; 16. Rainbow Pain. tIng; 17 Barbour Bros; IS Salt A Pepper. 19. Bob Dance Dodge; 30. Hustlers; 2). F. Troop; 22. No. 21. High Games: Dave Tabor 210; Alice Hendricks 20$ Charlie Plant 201; Jim Slewarl 203 Berny Hudley 202 and 701 -' EdJas.kson 216 - Jr Lewis 701; Leo Cis.sei 151 avg. 9$ game -Mr. E. Emrlck 140 avg 199 game Sue Fiedlec 190. High Series: Jr. Lewis SI); Dave Hunt 511 - Berny NudIty 516; Charlie Plant 3.19; Sue Fiedler 5*7; Harry Belch 522; J.J. Jackson 543: Jim Stewart 51$. Roger Quick 517; Larry F idler 5)5; Ed Jackson 527; Linda Jo 5)2: Joe Rutfin 304; Alice HendrIcks Sal; Jesse Cook 501; Danny Cotton 05; Dave Tabor 5.19 Star of the Week - Dave Tabor .9) pj; SARBOUR £ Co. Standing;: Tearoff';; S 0.3.; Gutter';; Slales; Tar Buckel;; Hammert,ead;; Tack; Tarbebie,; Ladies; Beams; Kats; ShIngles. H.gh Games: Jm JohnSon 202. Star of the Wer4, Paul Euler +44. WED-siTe BALL 6 CHAIN Standings: I Country Cut-Ups 39. Il; 7. Hut 'N' Sex 34 32; 3. Ooo'; 3172:4 Carolina Moonshines 3123, 5. Honty Do's 2P",2Y,; 6.. Mutt I. Jr'f 7927; 7. Sambo'; Tigers $21; S. Country Bumpkins 2SVa-30½; . SwInging Singles 23.3); 10. Lucky StrIkes 7231 High Game,: Cathy Jones 170; Dan Doriafi 14$; (Mn Lawrence 167; Bobbie R,talic 179; Ray Setal. 153, Rchvd Williams 193 & 19); Ernie RunyIgo 161; Doug Bushy 174 & I??; Tom Hunt 11$; Bob Girren 211; - Bob SiwIl 1798. 172; Bob Doyle Ill; Gu; Sexton 190 Sherry King ISO G. .MkubLen 14$; Thelma H(go 159; Bryanf Hlckgn U? A 7$ High Series: Bsyant H(ck.&en 07; James Fling 42$; Gus Sexton 501; -Shiny K!nq 403; Bob Garrets 532 bob Shull 535; Richard Williams 331. Ernie Runyign 500. Boo Jones £35; Dan Lawrence 453 MYSTERY IAflIFc Standings: 1. Chesapeake Crab House 3319; 2. Big Wheelers 3270; 3 Winri DIxie 30 22. 1. Bass & Co. 2$ 21.5 Cobia Boats 2524:6. DolphIn Finance 2)29; 7. Gary's Shoe Shop 29 1.1 I Nice Day Coin Laundry 1$. 37 High Games: Wanda Hubbard 730; Joanna Bass 155, Janie Davis II? 156; Ivory Whltaker 163; Connie Dean 163; Laverne Hamilton IS?; Tine Miller 173 163 131; Sandy Russell ISO. Norma Wagner ISO, Betty Lee 11$ 14.1; Dorothy Berg 119, Jackie Goodman 155, Mabel Vogel 163. High Series: Wanda Hubbard 530; Jenie Davis 46.4. Tina Miller IlL Joanna Bass 452; Ivory Whitaker 431. Norma Wagner 132; Dot Rainej 126: Connie Dean 440; Joan Hanson 37$; Grace Davis 345 Converted Split;; Tina Miller 5)0 3.7 I. Mabel Vogel 37 S 10, Sandy Russell 51. Norma Wagner $7; Sue Ceynowa 310. Connie 77. Other Highllghls. Wanda Hub bard, 6 strikes in a tow. Sandy Russell & Linda Downer lurkeys. Tine Miller + 126. H IN 0014 ER S Standings; Stenstrom Realty £317; Varner Specialties 35 27: WOTM 3l79;LakeMaryp30 30. Webster's Really 23', 34" W 0 TM. No. 2. 14", 45", High Games: Phyllis Varner 207; Jeannie Adams ISO. Phyllis Moft 161; Margaret Price 164. Rose Messersmiln 16.5; Verne Dooley 162 High Series: Phyllis Verne, 57$; Phyllis Mutt 410 Converted Splits. Phyllis Varner SI 10 Mary Elmore 36.10 Other Hlghliçhts: Turkeys Phyllis Varner; Queen of the Week, Phyllis Vainer t7$. SWEETWATER OAKS Standings: Gomers, Angels. Etzi's, Misfit;. Fox Valley Spares. Royal Oaks. Berdi's Trailers, Carol.'; Fault. Bowled Over; High Games' Ri(h Di Marco 720; Bert Huskey 714 SANFORD BUSINESS MACHINES Standings The Cool Breeze 3620. The Selectric; 352I: S-B M 3373; Alley Cats 3323; The Unlucky's 3221; T'te Victors 31", 74',',; File "13'S 3125: Alley Oop; 31, 23; The Photostat; 30. 25'.',; HIts & Misses 3024; UpsI. Downs 29 27; No Names 77",-2$",; The Pick Ups 77.29, Sunday Express 26.30; Barbon Copies 25-3); The "13" Spares; The Foolish Four 2l'', 31'-,; The Dreadnuts 20 34; The Redskins 30 36. Heir Do Wells 79.37 High Games: Kathy Bukur 223; Bernard Nudity 211; Charlie Plant 203; Nancy Moore 191; Bob Hosford 195 ItS HIgh SerIes: Bernard Hudley 572, Pat Murphy 565; Kathy Bukur 56.4; Bob HOSfOrSI $51: Nancy Moore 321; Charlie Plant 37$. Dick Richards $19, Lynn Eiiand SI); WillIam Befvens $10: Bill HOgal') 505; JIm Hit lin $03. Converted Splits: Louise Murphy 45 7; Charlie Plant Pat Murphy 3 10. Bill McCauley David Cluel 5.10 Other Highlight;; Kathy Bukur Slat of the Week + 90; Nancy Moor, +11; Bob HosSo,d 4.80. JET SOWLERITTIS Slandings - I Witvs Amoco, 2. Geneva Grocery; 3. Sanford Specialty AdvertIsing, 1. Galloway ou,u'Tx , Ixa,nvrrl Loxnera; o SWINGERS Standings; Wet Pets: Gregory Mobile Homes; N. Orlando; Supermarket, GAO Con'pany; Lake Monroe Marina; Lake Monroe Inn. HIM Donut. Bob Dance Dodge; Luecilei's Kaclus Gardens; Royal Amc; Lorrain'; Ceramics; Rvckers Plumbing , . Plign i,ame$: Jane DavIs 165; Chau Whltehursl 176; Nell Bachi Elmer Gashing 175. Abe Narsico 475. Larry Vatente 173. Converted Splits: Ben Kiesel 37 10. 510; Helen Botton 11-10: WinnIe Jordan S 110; Anne Slanisls 9-10; Vita Koch 3 10; Gordon Spencer 310. Norman Becker 3.10; Elmer Gasking 45. Mary Bagnoli 7$; Gordon Leiseriring 2?. MIke Ross 3 1, Julia McCaffecy $7; Joe Weick S 6. Gus ReindI 310 twiCe Other Hightlghl;: Bowler of the Week Ben KieStI. #117 SANFORD BUSINESS MACHINES Standings. The Cool Breeze 33.17; The Selectric; 32 20. The Unlucky's 32 20,Ailcy Cal;31 21, Hits I. Misses 3077. S-B M. 3072. FIle "17" 20-22, Alley oops 3O22. The Photostat; 79'. fl's, Ups & Downs 2923; The VIctors 21'i 24'-; No Names 26½23",; Carbon Copies 75 77; Sunday Express 74 21; Pick Ups 21.2$; Foolish Four iS', 33½; The "I)" Spares II 3.4, Th. Redskin; 17-35; The Dreadnuts II 34; Neerdo Wells IS.),. High Games: Lynn ElIand 164; Henry Sanders 161, JIm Starr 149 Gordon Honeycutt 164; WillIam Belwns 151. High Series: 592; Henry Sanders 57$; Jim Starr 316; Gordon P$Oneycutl 536. Pal Murphy 51$; Leo Cissel 516; Ed Jackson SQL Dick Ructsards SOS. Dott)e Hàgan 505 Louise Hosford 302; Bernard Hudley SQl, CcnvCrted SplIts: CharlIe Plant 3. 7; Merle Allard 6-10; Norm. Henry 1 $ 1 56 10. Other HIghlights: Star ot Ihe Week Jim Starr 4.99; Henry Sinders +95; Lynn Eihand s.94,- Ed$impson +9); Jeannie EChOIS • 56 - -- DeBARY- 7 BR, Fla, rm • fur fished, central he'z' Fine retirement hOme Only $19,500 ' " ML' 4Li',L I011, 4 Nurses; RN- sI LPN'S. Aide's. Aide Companion Needed immediately. 201/5 RENCtI lIcc Real Estate Broker General Contractor __________________________ 372 6.157 Ann Jones - 37-BusIness Property 372 /199 - , Rentals - no answer. call 3720771- 30-Apartments _____________ _____ Educaliona' Child Care for as low a' $2, weekly If you qualify. 373 1.471 Unfurnished OVIEDO FTU- Dupiext'j Furn or Unfu'n , Wooded, Home size It RIDGEW000 VILLAGE 363 3721 or 323 3435 9-Good ThIngs to Eat DeISARY- Large, lovely I BR. Cr, near stores Ideal for retird persons. 32) 03$). 66$ 6411 - NAVEL ORANGES 2502 French Ave • Sanford 3223672 , Ridgewood Arms Call About Our Christmas Specials Delicious Navel;. Tangerines, Grapetruit Call Dave Shannon. 372 2676 Ex cellent location for hide a way . EvtS 373 3549 M. UNSWORTH REALTY From Ranch House ,,,,,3222090 ., 8610 or 831 n,0li'ss.onilly Managed - recreational lacilities available 139,600 wIlS large assumable YOU CAN HAVE YOUR CAKE The old adage "YOU CAN'T HAVE Full lime Residenl QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES iiT(iilii t,iUii,t ill W 25th . -- ' ______________________________ C,uaranteed reconditioned auto SI? 95 exchange batteries REEL'S BODY SHOP ,j,,,,,,,,, ' Sanford. Fla OIl LAKE MON ROE beautifully landscaped acres with 3 BR)i baths, split plan Fenced pool, garden room workshop double carport, circular drive On Secluded quiet street 175,000 Plants Carnatons. $5 doz cash & carry CAREFREE FLORIST, 7397 French Ave , 32) 7150 Used Restaurant I Bar u'pment Steam table, milk shake machine. *ailress Stalion, etc 323 2710 4 Lidys 11" bike, 10 Speed. 150 baby port a crU. $10 1220586 dayS, 37) 4935 alter 5 30 & wknds , . lawn mower or sm.4ii garden MLS tractor 64.4*331 323-5774 Day or Niciht _j then stay close ° ' 25% BR. turn apt • lights, water burn. Mature adult;. No pets, $93, 372 72% after 4 wk days. $6,175 Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, 1/2 Bath Townhouse Air, carpet, quiet I t')d 7 $125 to 1)35 mcnth Adult;, Phone 372 1110 ORIGINAL PRICE - NOW 31A-I)plexes 7 BR unburnished, thilclren. pets o k 18,525 i.screer%qoporcn. carport, wals to Shopping, Owner holding Vacant 1)1,300 cvrç.ele) 1?? O) .4 MODEL OPEN: OAILY-1:30 a.m..5:30 p.m. SAT.-Ila.m..6p.m. SUN.-) p.m.-4 p.m. Woodmere _ FOR INFORMATION CALL 323TO80 Another F;ne Development P / DIRECTIONS; In Sanford . Weston 25Th Si, '- Mile To Ridgewood VI.. Go South 2 Blocki On Ridgewoiod To Terrace DrIve ' 3y WILCO CQNSTHUCTION COMPANY ,, 3?' 59? $150 or best otter 3)0 5-053 between 58. S. Mon Fri or 377 3021 after *k d'ys. Or wk hos 1973G(astron ltft With tlStip Johnson Motor 11795 Phone 322 0750 Diamond Sol,taire. 179 SO uuo. diamond lii tac, lIt SO Gwa(tney JweierS 70-4 S Park Aye - '*, appliances See our tn. selection Gregory Lumber & True Value Hardware, 6th 0. Maple 3770500 ___________ - 1)750 GWALTNEY JEWELERS. 204 S Park Ace keg Real Eslatr Broker 26.355 Sanford Awe 12) OlS9eves 372 16-4) -.______________ SPECIAL- I BR 2½ uJths, lllt level, extra lergq family room with lireplace. In . tercom syStem throughout IrIS galore, 1.19.900 Ex S V Hardwick. Broker '*, 1972 VW Super Beetle, AM radio, goOd condition I owner. $1,350. Call 322 1399 after 3, 1(1-Swap & Trade , - -WANTED SELLERS BUYERS DEALER , Empty your carport or garage. 1,½ke 13.5 and have tun swapping Ring our chimes and place a fast actung. tOw cost want ad Call 377 761) or 5)1 909) ______________________________ '74 Lincoln Mark IV. black with - Flea Market. south Il 92. every Sunday, 9 .i m to 5 p.m NO CHARGE Reserve free spaces Pnone 327 l2lei 7 0 m 1 9 p.m In, night Everything For The Golfer-. (lUbS, Bali%, C,oll Rags. Duckster _______ Jackets Ladies and rnens golf 71-Antiques apparel and shoes Mayfair ____________________________ Country Club Pro Shop, 322531 _____________________ black interior, radial tires, cx cellenl COnditi, $5100. Best of fec-Must sell 372 1610 - 1945 353 Chrysler tow car equipped with Reese hitch. ar shocks & electric brakes $300 Call 3223916 1977 Mercury Marquis. Br'ougham. I or hardtop, fully equipped, cx cellent Condition 12.000 S49 1132 ' 59-M&Islcal Wrchandise CHINABE PRY TREE ANTIQUE S 1106W Frt St . Santord 1972 Pinto Automatic,air, white Cu'omatuc rhythm sect'n Liberal China, Glass, Primitives, Fur lradesoftered Bob Ball's Piano & n'ture Ant'gue Appraisais Doll '61 Opal Kadet. I Speed, cteen, I - Aluminum Siding Hospital Service Open Tues tnru goodlires. new inspection sticker. ".it . )3 5.430 or best Otfir, 661 5213 Landscaping & Hauling - I can over C',ur hm * It aluminum & sofIa system ,5,sii Roofing, Gutters 2-3 Yrs I .i, Eagle Siding Co 851 ISA) HUGHEY EQUIPMENT 0-rI service, Clearing, Mowing, Back hoe loader 322 11.2/ Home Improvements Tree Trimming I Surgery-Lawn Maintenance Free Estimates Licensed Phone 322 1517 SOFA & CHAIR SHAMPOOED Also Carpet Shampooed Only 535 Phone 372 3558 Central He.t & Ar (oeid,tonung no, Ieee estimates, call Carl Hjrri st SEARS in Sanford 322 I/Il EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowing. Edging, Trimming Free Estimates Phone 37)1797 (Me A Gerry's Cleaning Servi Residential & Commercial Clean ing Ri I 90 I1ICC 'i.Jilrd F i 32771 733 8175 Gebe.ardl S Hcme Repairs. Room Au3dli00s. Concrete Work. PainS .nq, Carpenter Work, Ceramic Cleaning Heater Cleaning Heaters Cleaned & Adiusted Call Pvl Miller T-1 Alum Enclosures 3734123 EsIim,,ts .,.rLeritry. Remodeling, Acl4iti, Cu,slom Work F-.--.... toni.., ,w,.. 4. ree estimate 373 4034 ________________ Ru ' .iJ, S ding, Sheet metal. Alum Soltits Painting, Air cond . , 371 liii) fREE SHOrPING SERVICE Ill CLUDING DELIVERY. FOR Sri,) I IllS Ncw Ct"i5tma dreSses lot little Gutters, Texture coating. Screens. cf Large quail1, small doil,,r Liii Cns, III 9911 Electrical ____________________ girls. Assortment of Christmas stocking slulfars PAYTON'S CHILDRENS WEAR BOAL1N tLECTRi( Elect,ic,,i l4lOHiawalt.aatllfl PAYTON REALTY Insulation Contractors IndustrIal. corn Free mercial. residenlial estimate; 37? 7373 Peg Real Estate Broker kENTAL5.- ApI; & Homes Lawn Care I- LIGHT HAULING& YARD ANDGARAGE CLEAN liP Phone 119 3.111 Il to I Bargain Table II As Is - 7610 H'.watha I1197 372130) Oayotllighl -- SALE-All items Reduced Deltona, 666 4.6)1 SImLES-Farmor(iIy nave for Sale was listed here? _____________________________ Land Drive in Thealre Swap Sriop ___________________________ ,. BATEMAN REALTY - Otion 6441176, Winter Park _____________________________ -, _______- 57-Sports Equipn-')ent P Over 10.000 people are reading thi5 Don't you wish the item y,aoe -- Pen& Pencil Sets. by SUI'L 14 d.eta Is ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TOP prIces pad used, any con- - (iassilied Ads *11 always give you trace Mo, Ii Much More than you expect County- 42. 7 story Irame. reduced trom 155.900 Owner holding, DYNAMIC PROPERTIES Iu"N.w (S.,... P,Sorn swill love one 01 cur electrical 0014 r Low Down VA & FHA HOms KuIp Realty, 32271)5 107 W Fir;t St lord - - . ______ Pinecrejt - 3 2. corner, trees, established neighborhood. 12)600 - -. mfoi'table 2 BR home in Lake Days 322 6123 tliQhtS-37'2 7352 47OO area. 3 BR home, fenced, kitchen -equipped 5)55 per mo $100 dip 202 Bamboo Dr. Sunland 372 . Reduced $7,900 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 Privately fenced rear yard, Fully sodded lot, Convenient to shopping and schools No maintenance fees. $lJOmo 37)lSIjor 19047360299 2120 ROBSON MARINE 2928 Hwy Il 97 JUST A PHONE CALL AWRY ST. JOHNS R BROKERS OR price No charge Other than 5.5 registration tte unless vehicle 5 a sold Call 904233 $311 tar further: Morn will love you all ytar tot a Al.,',,. * night at 7 30 It's the only one n Florida You Sit the reserved', EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Compactor. Dick's AppI .'nces, 2617 S French Ave. 377 163$ MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv.air Cord ,Mad Serv. QUALITY INN NORTH l&SRI3I.Longwood 362a AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday ESTATES Bought & Sold by Estate Agents. Billy H Wells & Associates, Sanford 3725192 or 35 Op Merc . Tilt trailer, Cushions, UPS 323 063) or 373 1798 alter s p.m 322 1917 Re,,i [stale ilroker 117W 1st SI ,Snfoqd 122 SAl I Or 222 7757 alter Ors - Mailland Auction 33961161011 freefrom Sanford ._- SALES RENTALS We're Offering A Hwy 92 I mile st of Speeay,' Daytona Beach will hold a public FULLER BRUSH BALL REALTY FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H WE BUY FURNITURE 3?? (939 trailer apt; Adult & tamly park refrigerator, central air arid heat, ' 55-Boats & AcCessories W F 'rSt St , 377 2255 Weekly. 3513 Hwy I? S'7. Sanford 373 1930 7 and 3 BR homes, StOve. 3 Bikes, 1973s- Kawas.aki dirt. tOCç 1200. Yamaha dirt, 750 CC; $4.50, Chaparell tOO CC. $20) Best after. Ph 3734047 BIG on delivery dIce equ'p.. tent, used canoes & 00015. Wekiva Laming 372 4.470 ______________________________ Organ Sales & Wst,rn Auto, 301 tOO Gal tutlt,jnk A71 MO PARr.. 1. 2. 3 tdron, 7)0 W000MERE BLVD. 3-Bedroom $lSOrno Information ri Window - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3566 or 32) 7/ 10 _____________________________ 100 Bring your article's t Movie Flowr & GilI. TruFiSili & Lxuti JENNY CLARK REALTY PEAt TOP Phone 37? 305)77 1591 Days and Alter sours low cost want ad between S I. S or 3226)96 eves 6. weekends. Steim Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsen,ic CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322 5151 lb Fiberglass Canoe, never used. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. counter tOps. Sinks Installation available Bud Cabell 3725052 anytime waterfront building sites REALTOR, F 1109 Sanford Ave WINTER HOME - Choice Ravenn __Park location, comfortable) BR. 2 bath, family em . kitchen equipped, breakfast bar, Sliding glass doors to lovely oak shaded & tend yard Inside i0vnary room ExeIlnt terms $26.PC0 For Appotntment Call 305322.310) trees $173 month Call $69 0339 Mr Mitiiry Models ______________________________ .____ Uppland Park Homes 4 Mary. turn, or unturn, Sir cond., heat, Florida room, carport, fruit Sincerely balh. beamed ldiIings, all ap OTHER waterfront homes and .i.l.x, flU 32-HOUSeS Unfurnished Snford Marina, Sanford Monday, Dic. 20 from IOlOa.m. Iii Ifoon or 5:30pm III l3Opm. (Plesse, No Phone Calls.. Personal Interviews Only) - I PlIances. central heat and air, 2 car garage with heated workshop Ii) yOUr phone - Company, at no expens, to you. Come and I.e me at the Holiday inn ' Central HeatIng and Atr CondItioning Carpeting Service Camper Trailer tot rent, 24', fu,l ballS, twiri beds, Heat, air 322 587 -- '11 Honda, I cyl , 350CC, Exc, Cond.' 7,403 mile;. Must sill 323llSSi after 6 pm for Rent ______ 322 7a';t '' 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 31-Apartments Furnished But first, let'; discuss a few generalitIes, There will be no capital investment on your part, except a Small license fee. All the TrainIng wIll be furnished by the -. _____ 2AKC miniature pooutes Swks old, black 1' 7 Bath 323.3301 to explain III Ihi; In detail when we see you In person at the Meeting Place indicated below. It dois Sound like you CAN have your cake. . . and eat it, doesn't it? Well, make a little investment now. INVEST an hour of your lime and lee us In person, so we can give you the details of this es Ceptional opportunity. P ark 3 & 4 Bedroom Directors Aodeis open tO a rn 'lilopm. Daily :ome see us or call YOUfi CAKE.. . AND EAT IT" snot always true. We are offering a first class busineM opporlunity on One hand, a Career with a national Corporation on the other. We'd like to have the opportunity Company business. -x Private Entrance couple of hour; in the evening, Call 3231512. You will retail a highly accepted product and will pay no Office expenses, tetephonqi, secretarial help, etc. The Company will even provIde IlSe prospects for you at no cisarge to you. You will be able to work your way up the ladder of success by first Operating your own Company Branch, and then building up your territory into many such Branches. All this time, you will share In the profits of the efforts made by those In dividuahi in your charge,wr,lle the Company continues to ply all the expenses. You will be allowed to build your little lmpre, while the Company pays you a salary, an overwrite, Commissions, bu,i, and even Pers,sl Expenses whIle you are taking some short trips on I Furflishesj studios, vflfurnished 1 & 2 bedroom UnitS YOur new home features Shag Carpeting Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase Need extra money? Can you work a - ____________ 78.lvctorcycies - , .-- and or Office Nice residential / -- 'iiIand\ Dead bolt Lock Fenced Patio Color co ordinated Kitchen & Appliances Abundant Storage Space "Energy Efficient" Air Con ditloning Package Full Circle Insulation & Sound. Proofing $40 One living above or below you ' - tiuv JUNK CAPS- from 51010530 ,ilI 327 1621 after I p m ' 6ts-Supplies Merchandise area 126.000 3301 S. Sanford Ave. COMMUNITY WORKER, outreact work, assIst staff in FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAM, Owr Car, Contact Seminole Co. Health Dept. 322 2724. French Ave. 323-7340 77- Autos Wanted Hanging Baskets, U Woodruff's GirOen Center 1421 (rIpe1 Aye. 31niOrd Oenatternoons& Sat Cllday Select your new furniture from WILSON MAIER for the best Christmas ever Save on national brands Liberal trade ins Free -- '- - delivery Convenient lerms, We REAL TOP DeBARY- owner s custom built ' Ocala block lImestone 7 BR. t', _______________________ Irand new, sparkling with charm 1 Concession Help Wanted. Apply In person after 6. p m., Movielarid Drive In Theatre, Sanford, 1200 62-Lawn-Garden . ______________________________ '4' Coba with Apartments Ave. Sanford Auction ______________________ give TV Slamp's 311 1 First St , phone 377 Sdfl For Christmas Bonus Sparkling 3 or I BR, Split design Gracious LOOKING FOR A JOB' Check the loyer, formal living dining, cozy Help Wanted column 'n todays mortgage. 3716061 or 323 0517 eveS perience prelerred, Apply In person, Sanford Nursing & Con valescent Center. 950 M.11onvllle room Unusual setting on I acre. pasture tot horses, tennis courtS, 501W 1st St - Saniord , Sanford Couit LPN, 1 to 12 shift. Geriatric cx ' 64%UIptT)Cnt NON SUB.D1VISION Peg Real Estate Broker NOW RENTING -, miscellaneous Bank.Amprcard. Master Charge Good Checks I Cash - yscod or steel deS4.. f'.e(ut,,e desk A theirs, secretarial deSks & thars, straight chairs, filIng rabinels, as is Cash and carry NOLL'S _ Casselberry, 1797, $30 4206 _________ MOVE TODAY Eves 3)2 1507. 377 1179 20/ E 2511'. St . TAF F ER REALTY .i1U 18-Help Wanted 323- 7832 20, 7:30 P.t.a.' LOts of last minute Christmas bargains to be sold to lhe higheSt, bidder including dining room. SuitC%, bedroom SuiteS, all kinds ot Odd furniture, new CE radios. SupplIes Used Office Furniture 10)1) StaleSt Sarturd Plaza REAL ESTATE Wr'altr 377 749$ - ______________________________ __________________________________ l00 0woocl 5)8,900 HOME IN THE COUNTRYAssumable mortgage Excellent condition $19,000. MON., DEC. __________ 51-Household Good .' - ' FUTURA BY SINGER Cal I Ba rt home Will divide or all for 135.000 bath in good Condition, Owner Highway 1792, Sanford Spacious I. 2 & 3 BR apfs Tennis. Swimming, playground. recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse. 2580 Ridgewood Ave. Sanford, Ph. 37] 6.420 NAVEL ORANGES.12 50 EU. 372 (7362or 372 6113 REALTOR DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOME1 Acre 101 A real bargain at 115.500 - 60-Oftice 32 Harmony melody keys Es celient cond. $130 3726713 --'' - 327 0613 w,'q Pl Estate Broker STOP '75 Honda CB 12$ S. AND A il00( 25th 51 tamily room, custom features. THINK 6655 classitieds anxious lot quick Said $20300. I? 92. 1 rooms carpeted, bath. Campbell's Poodle Pad--Complete I,tOOmil Likenew.$495 MINUTE Pool ptanned Large lot in quiet IF - ______________ - . CLASSIFIED kitchen facilities Total 660 sq ft 3771962 professional grooming 2467 Park ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE KINGSWODD COURT- 3 BR, 2 neighborhood We sell our trade in furniture at low ESTATESIdeal for law offices, medical, SUNLAND 748 WOULDN'T BE ANY Ave 3)24121 Closed Weanesdays bath, kitchen equipped, lovely prices. Good sele:tion Baywocal Circle- Conveniently dental or other professional of CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR 74 Kawasaki 100. expansion home in exclusive area $77,900 COUNTRY FURN 130 Hw1 134. LOngwood lices KISH REAL ESTATE INC.. located 3 BR, 1 bath home with DELTONA, 143/ Saxon. Near Med. chamber, knobby tires, auto Poodle Puppies Terms 031 5777 DISTRIBUTORS access to I 1 Makes Ihis a super 32)0011 Center. Beautitull BR,? B. family bumper carrier, helmet, gloves, . - -- -_ 390601d Orlando Rd 373 5322 5 14.1 mi East I I buy at 122.500 BPP warranted. candy orange, excellent condll'ion rm , double garage, many deluxe VETERANS- Best buy in town Sanford, 372 2593 LAKE A ARY- Spa(iu5 3 BR, 2 - ___________________________ Will deliver 6661775 features Approved at 38-Wanted to Rent bath lakefront home with We are liquidating hundreds 3.500 under comparable homes Collie Pups -- Just 3 left In time for BEL AIR-' 1326 Randolph- Lovely Builder must sell. Make offer, To pieces of turniture including BR. 2 bath, kitchen equipped beautiful FIREPLACE Formal Honda. 70 Trail Bike, excellent furnished 3 BR. 1 ballS home is Christmas With papers 3231194 inspect (305)596 2741 Collect, Open dinettes, and dining room sets. Central heat & air, wall to wall dining, country kitchen, 1, acres condition 1220 322 5154 Sunday or ' '3 7 Bedroom, mn . garage, air, heat. neat as a pin! Many extras include ,_7, , Couches & chairs, bed. lamps of all carpeting. Owner pays all closing of lreeclom 159900 Sanford or Longwood area, 1140 eves washer, dryer, freezer, utility kinds, etc 75 pcI oft list priie costs Also conventional finan 66-'--florses Shop 'he classified ads for Christ ma 327 459) eves, shed, and is "Garden of the Forrest Greene Inc. ..t. gilt ideas Open daily tO S 31) CflQ Month" wnner Reasonably ________________________ 79-Trucks-Trailers Gelding. TI'; hands, 12 yc'ars old, vms;:. is priced at 122.500 TOO IS GOLFING & SWIMMING YOUR Real Estate Dell's Auction Center gentle, good with children, tack 1961 Chevrolet pick up truck, new REFURBISHED HOMES 1100 included Also Holslein bull, 4 THING' See this pretty I BR, 2 Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. LOCH ARBOR - II) West Crystal sticker Good running condition, Hwy 46. West. Sanford down payment loqualufied buyers bath home 01 sheer comfort in months old Call 3274961 " Drive Comfortable 3 BR. ', 1350 3.49 5702 3735670 3 BR, 111,000 and u Loch Arbor. Great for en I ____________ bath on large shaded lot, paneled 2524 Park Dr )27 21)8 41-Ho'.jses _______________- Peg quarter horse iStall,OnI with tertaining, and for large family lamily room, central H A, 1963 Ford F 100 piCk up, aIr Cond Realtor Alter Hours' papers 1'; yrs oid See 10 ap p TWO STORY stuCco. 4 8R, 2 bath. The large cheery eat in kitchen 52-Appliances -Sprinkler system, plus much 377 973 automatic, 357 engine, 373 1310 327 1991 'Il? O,,4f predate 323 5.472 after 6 Lake Mary 38R, Ii, bath flew family room, large separate separale dining room. tamity . . . "'':" ____________________________ more Just $33,000 ______________________________ wk days, 75 30 Ask for Dck" homes Under $25,003 with less garage with convertible storage room, overlooks a covered patio Lacy 42'/')5Jile Homes Small horse. genlle. 5)00: 7', year BARGA IN PRICES area 1.19,503 than $730 down Government GENEVAand sparkling pool There are Osceola Road-old pant pony, $125 Lake Ave . -.' funaing fly builder. Ill 16.19, many more features for your Late model colored refrigerators Country living) Custom built extra WYNHEW000.. 3 BR, family Lake iec.luo 332 44tn 1 LiP. 22' z 62' fl,irrington, VA loans 80-Autos for Sale Uu,ji P4ouSnij Opportunity surprise A minute from the golf large 2 BR. 2 ' , bath brick home and ranges 30 day guarantee . .---__________ ,4ai1blC ________________________________ room, range, refrigerator, large Course A line home for only Sanford Auction, 1700 S. French. sets among the oaks on S acres. 68-Wanted to Buy GREGORYMOBILE HOMES lot lIce and clean 57(3,503 1.19.500 and good terms 1973 Ford Pinto wagon, good gas 3737340 Loads of extras for comlortable 1603 Orlando Dr 37) 5700 ___________________________ I I6 enevq mileage December inspection, living. BPP warranted Call for - ---- KENMORE flASHER -- Ports. HANDY MAN'S SPECIAL- 111.600 . ' ......-$1,600 Dr Persons. 3227277 or details WITT REALTY ardens 43-Lots-Acreage_ Service 3 BR. corner 101 on residential Used machine's ________ 322611$ _________________________ (a? 5,,r-trj ',.,rs i GET EXTRA CASH FOR Peg Reil Estate Broker. 321 0410 street Good terms , ______________________________ _________. MOONEY APPLIANCES. 323 0697 COP ISTMAS by selling your good 19/1 Impala 7 Dr Hardtop, PS, AC, Luxury Patio Apartments Oem - 925 acres, nice tree's, 32)0779 used turniture and appliances to PB, AM FM Stereo, Radial tire's, 53.-TVRadio.Stereo 3222420 Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor good 50.1. surveyed Eisy terms StUdIo, 1,2,3 Larry's New & Used Mart, 215 5. Low mileage, 1950. 323 0433 or 373 ANYTIME I U2.tS Broker, 631 0171 Sanford Ave. 327 4)37 119$ after 3pm 1919 S. French -. Bedroom Apts. * Get 'Em While 37? 4991 ' Good used TV's 125 & up Eves 327 1196.327 1984 3733986 Multiple Listing Service Quiet. One Story MILLER'S. 2619 Orlando Drive, wectuyturfl,ture 46-Commercial Property 1973 Pontiac Deluxe LeMans. bucket S.ariirii. 322 0331 They 're Hot! * 1 item or housefull Kitchen Equtpped •i6SPA' seats, fully equipped Cassette, 2 BR, I bath, central air heat, living 373 5758 Adu It. Family ______________________________ COMMERCIAL PROPERTY __________________________ new raclials, 10* mileage, $2575 fl room, dining area. ,.tilily room, Newtiutises in , rurI area No down 4--Garage Sales Choice commercial ste 750'x230' on Cash for Antiques Consignments Screened porch, carport, drapes. payment, monthly payments iess One Bedroom 05 H*y 1/92 nS.dc Sanlord city wanted Hi.Way 46 AuCtion JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-.. 'l7and carpet, Lokeview on high, dry than rent. Government subsidized mIS By owner 323 2920 GARAGE SALE- Clothes' Jr. & Galleries, 3276977 From well landscaped corner lot I mile '73 Models Call 373 1570 or 534 to qualified buyers. Call to see if ______________________________ Ladies, Blow Dryer, Utility 4605 Dealer Irom Dalton,, Golf course 759 -_______________you qualify' ' Wanted to buy used office furniture, trailer, misc Sat. 8. Sun , 10 to S 135 3107 ________ 41-Real Estate Wanted , Any Quantity NOLL'S. POflell, Dr. 323 9)9 1915 Mercury Cyclone GT, 331 'ANFORD- 834 Rosalia Dr . 2 BR. --. CASSELBERRY. Hwy 1797, 520 °• Cleveland. automatic, Power 1505 W. 25th St. \411ag e Fta. rm • 1 bath, fenced yard 1704 WATERFRONT- Overlooking QUICK CASH FOR EQUITY Garage Sale steering, air, 1.179S. 323S913 Lake Monro# Sion ISiw.d-- 2 __________________________ Furniture, Dishes. Silverware, WANT ADS ARE SMALL insize, but Sanford, Fla. LA BR, 7 story, fireplace in living CalIBart Real Estate DE APARTMENTSt I $11,700 DAYTONAAUTOAUCIION CailBart Real Estate - . TWENTY ACRES COUNTRY CRANK CON'ST REALTY RALTORS-S30 6061 Hays Drive- Beau'iful 3 BR. 1½ Notice to all customer; & friends. I REALTOR MLS SANFORD- 3 tSR, 1½ bath, stove, retrlgerator, central heat air, nice privacy fenced yard TerrifIc location 1.166 51 P1. 5.300 doer., 122.000 5 APR, 30 yrs COUNTRY CLUB MANOR - I)) OFFICE SPACE. French Avenue. RESTAURANT- Ideal for Mom & Pop, SO seat capacity. A going busineSs with good potential, good Call location. Principals only WilliS. -REALTOR George ASSOCIATE will close down all operations on Dec. 71 untIl Dec. 27-on vacation for Christmas. Remove Trees. Sell Oak 6. Pine wood J. C. Benton, Handyman. RI. 3, Box 192, San ford, Ft 32771 Phone 3)2 9407. if CITY 10.4 WeSt ?Sth St ' ThiS 7 (SF4. 2 bath home is zoned RMO L and could be used br other than single lamily residential, Has loads o extras which makes It a good buy at 1.37.900 ',',llpt Lake Park-- 2 BR partly Purnithed trailer, $133 month, 24-Business OpportunIties Electronic Sensor Perm & Beauty Care Products. Towers Beauly Salon. 5191 1st., 372 5712. INC. - PUBLIC AUCtION Will trade Hammond spinet organ with built in Leslie speaker for Spinet or Corisot. piano Phone' 377 0061 _____________________________ 3 Bedroom. 7 bath, carpet. central heal & aIr, broker owner says Ore of Snqer's top Touch a Sew hg iiii marhinrS Assume sell". $24,930 bdlanceol $155 SOor pay $11 90 per month Will lake trade fl Singer Best BUY egUippedtozig :ag&makebutton holes Balance of $55 IS or 0 7 Bedrooms, hardwood Iioors, eat lCymCnlS of $A Coil credit kitchen, large 7 lots Close to shopping 1)8,900. manager, 37? SlIt or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER Call Betty FIrm A)c,ate Ttieold5ingerstore Hal Cot bert Realty Realty I 901 113 6563cr Lena Waite, Assoc. 6616526 Stenstrom Realty Ltfle Fee" - New ' Guitar. sith Jordan amplifierEscellent COndition. 123-3 323 3361 Regulation size l'xS' Pool lable & accessories, $175 10 Chord Key Now 12-Auction Lead Electronic GibSon 6 String USE WANT ADS for quick Vespo,se in buying or selling Older noble home on fenced country lot Not fancy, but easy on oockeloou$. Good terms. Move In Nrchandise , ----------- i --.--- Christmas Sale P4gw In Progress Save 135 Horse I Rider Western Store. 203$ S Sanford Ave. ESTATE- on clear lake _____________________________ SANTA'S BAG OF JOB GOOD I ES - home with courtyard Privacy Near hospilal 312 517') ' ___________________ By Owner--- Cozy Bungalow Lge Wooded Lot at Park Lake.? BR, I Sewing Fm. All new interior A H tow 570's 3fl 9114 or 1730191 Serving Deltona, DeBary, Orange City I DeLand areas BR. 2 bath, lurnished or un turniStie,, Plenty of room for rhiidren & PetS 322 5659 widow. LAKEFRONT. ½ Acre 109' on Lake Hutchison in Dellona 18,900 34-'cblle Homes 621 0636 "Big Agency Building Lot 321 tsi month 0 advance __,!'°l for Sale * Reg Peat Estate' flrolier JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC 101W Commercial Phone 32) 7191 ¶.'nford Collage, S rooms. I bath, 251 S 3rd St - Lake' Mary 511.300 Phone ON LAKE MONROE- Mayfair, - JOHNNY WALKER waitresses and dIshwashers. Thieves, 203 Palmetto Ave., Sanford 41-Houses - - DELTONA SECON') AREA- 3 BR, Ii, bath, utIl'!, room, screen porch, central heat & aIr 525.000 'vervp FULL CHARGE noOxKCtt DIVORCE FORMS - For tree in Local Co Ability through tnancal tormatlon write to. BOx 791, I statements. Pompano, Fla.. 33061 In ASSISTANTMEDICAL ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll teresling position Attractive, Free. 671-1227 for "WE Care", personalily plus. Will be trained. Adults & Teens. LEGAL SECRETARY - Super lob br right person with legal exGETTING MARRIED? Crave penience. simple beauty? Call Dot. Notary NIGHT AUDIT- Experienced for PubliC, 322-2026 Eves, & WI, nds. hold. DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED for do- DESK CLERK- NCR 1200 it yourselfers, ISO. Marilyn's 99 DIESEL MECHANIC- Class A Secretarial Service, Ocata, 901. MANAGER TRAlNEE 132-5773 Notary MarrIages Restaurant. Grow with Ihis super Performed Co. MANAGEROFFICE Bookkeeping and personnel cx * perence. Bring resume. Pendants- Star and heart 'hape, WAITRESSES WAITRESSES $4.30 and up. Gwattney Jewelers, "Your Future-Our Concern" 204 5. Park Ave. 32) 5116 201 CommerCial Widow wisheS room and board or $2.50 Bushel 1007 Palmetto Ave. Olson 170. Rose Patrick 167. High Series: Ben Kiesel 574, Marvin McNutf $50. Don Burhenne 3.31. Gu Reindl 509. Sam Klmlnsky 02. Verne PohI 192, Lou Bolton all; Mac MCKtbben Il/; Arthur Strut 411: Viola Kock 497. Bill Morris 179; - PlCnty 01 prcspecls Advertise your product or service in the (lC%Sit,e'.j Ads Wish Your Friends A Merry Christmas Hood 167. High Series: Chau Whltehursl 435, Sharon Raymond 43$; Bobbie Hood 177 Converted Splits: Ruth M-cLaln 310; Sharon Raymond 57. Other Highlight;' Queen of the Week Isabel Goshorn s.7S. Gasking I/O, Elsie Lehr 170; Ole bath. ".i'I Taking applications for cooks, Your Message Here On FRIDAY, DEC. 24th ILines, only $2 Call 3727611 or 131-9993 • BR GARNETT WHITE W. ___________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ 41-Houses )'ll'(lroom unfurn 1 bath. carpeted rime buiiding,$)55 Call 373 190-4 0' 372 1381 it') i,',çt SWEET ORANGES tovers 3719. Lucky Strikes 37 IS, Ding Dongs 3521. HitS & Mrs. 31", 21',. 1 Z Marks 3221. Striker; 32. 21: Crackerlacks 3724, Split; I. Misses 32 24. Galois 31-23; Hi.Lo's 2$ 7$. IllIni's 71 29; JIll; & Jeans 77. 29, Easygo ers25 3). Spoilers 23.3); Popeeyes 77 29; Woodpi(ker; 76'-,29'.,. Buckeye; 2630: RIngers 2531; New Yorkers 22 34. Dynamos 73 33; Jet Set 2036. Iii Balls 1$ 3$; Four Diamonds 12 44 High Games- Gus ReindI 203; Ben KieSil 701115 155. MarvIn McNutt 19/. Sam Kamlnsky 191; Abe Narsico 197. Bill MorrIs 116; Don Burhenne lId. Will Kernstok III, Mike Bordonaro Ill; Mike Ross tII; Verne PohI 110, Viola Koch 179: Mac Mckibben 179. Norman Becker 179. Larry Valenfe 179; Arthur Streit I/l. Bill Dean 171; Lou Botton 176; Gladys Granneman 172: Gordon Le,s,nring Ill; Marcel Thlbodeau 17$. Harry Fulton 173; Elmer PARr. RIDGE. 18-HelP Wanted 4-Personals * -- Unfurnlshed 2 LIII, unfurni5he'd, 512% month, first 163. Sharon Raymond III; Bobbie DELTONA PINBUSTERS Standings' Maybees 3511. Lef- 32-Ho Sundoy - Noon Friao SEARS telephones will be OiCfl every n,gnt 'til S Itiru Dec 22. TwO clays delIvery. 322 1771. * - 3lineSMllImUm 4A-PUbIIC Notices * , ________________ __________ IDEAS! - DEADLINES Noon The DQy Before PublicQtion &-Child Care Gt * ______________________________ tUSH REAL ESTATE INC ctil - STARS Ck'tiôtj,1a6 ___________ ___________ 41c a lIne 3 ca Itle 24c a line cs2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) * Carefree Flowers, 1. Wuv's, I Williams Amoco; 9. Johnny Walker Construction. High Games: Ann Coleman 202; Elaine Kostival 206; Jean Hilt 8. Mae Wilkins 111; Am Coleman 192; Elaine KOstival 173; Kay Thomson 170; Pam Williams A Ellis Otdham 167; Zella Altman 162; Rose Vaughn 160. High Series. Elaine Kostival 517; Ann Coleman 5)5; Thelma HickSon 463, Rose Vaughn 446; Pam WiI(lã,n 456 Converted Splits Pam Williams . 10; Mary Pugh 6 10. ElaIne Kostiyal 57; Mae Wilkins 310 THE ___________________________________________________________________________________ 1 lhru 5 times éthru2SIiflleS 26 timeS MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon AT HOWL AMERICA WASHDAY DROPOUTS Standings Ups 8. Downs 36 IS; Alley Cats 3720; Whiz KidS 3072; bombers 29', 22'.,; Eager Beavers 2973; Go Getters 79 23; Scatter Pint 25.27; Busy B's 2420. Hees 8. Shees 19', 32'.,; Out of towners 1S9, Only Us 12 10; Make ups 321 HIgh Games. Marvin McNutt 205 Joe Weick iS?, Phil Augusto 179. Joe Mangen 171, Sam Kaminsky 170, Lisle Miller 161, Edward HirSch 167, Mike Burke 161, Larry Valente 163, Amy Weick 162. Mickey Lang 155, Mary Fitzpatrick 136. High Series Marvin McP4utl 335. Joe Weick 570. Sam Kaminsky 505. Joe M.angen 501. Phil Augusto 300, Lisle Miller 171. Mike Burke 457, Edward Hirsch 1S.4, Amy Welck 410. Converted Splits: Joe Mangen 23. 7. Mickey Lang 36. Ott Cranneman 3.10. Phil Augusto 5.10. Edward Hirsch 110 Other Highlights: Joe Manpen Bowler of the Week + 105 pins FOLLOW RATES 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. I -50M,scellaneous Sunday, Dec. I. 1976-SU' Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. __________________ ___________________________ 41-Houses FOR kitchen privileges with Phone 322 0573 DEBARY SOCIAL Standings; Comly'; Texaco 3$, I7i; Village TV 3521; DeBary SanItation 3.4 72. Senez Construction 31.25; Village Inn 29.27; Pan American Bank 26.20; Gina's Dell 2620; Harry's TV 2132; Red & While 21'., 34'.,; Western Auto 13 ii High Game;: Frank Frost 721 Bob Goudy 22)201.197; Don Candea 711; Karl Rosenberger 207.191.191; Harold S.auer 202; JOhn Rice ; Bob Oshinski 199.119; John Faizone 197; Pat Murphy 196.180; James teller 196; Tony Chinelli 195; Huslon Ctem 190 iii. James Thomas 59 17$; John Ewing III 150. Chas Singles 115.173. Glen Poley 114.111; Norm Nord 112 110.176, Wesley Moft 11$ 179)74; SIeve Van Ness 179 176 High Series: Bob Goody 619, Karl Rosenberger 592. Pat Murpny Frank Frost 532; Wesley MOO 5.11' Norm Nord 53$. Robert Oshinski 5.40; JIm Thomas 535. John Ewing 330. Don Candea 524; Steve Van NesS 511; Glen Poley 309; Huslon Clem 50.4; Chas Singles 500. Tony Chinelli 499, JOhn Rice 491. Other Highlights; Star of Week Bob Goudy 4. 106. ________________________________________________________________________________________ - Orlondo - Wintet' Pcuk CLASSIFIED DEPT. H OURS ___________________________________________________ FRIDAY NIGHT RESULTS - TIMI CLASSIFIED ADS - t6l*n in insulalion Mayo In sulIlion Co 1301)092 or 465 IS]) p : P DICK'S LAWN SERVICE - I Mowing Trimming, Loging With I a Personal Tpcfl 5.313 5134 I - Pest Control -_ AlIt U14OW1IIPESTCQUTRoL 7562 P"rk Drive 111 6443 - Sewing ____________________ Alterations. ores;Making, (Map.,. Upholster, 3flClllY st about everything for CPtri;tm45' (ttitig Can be tOuho fl the Wa,i,f 1* MOrn *ill 0ev her Daniel Green hOuSe sippers from Krt,ghl's ' Slsoes..705ElstSt ITO List Your Business...DIQI 322-2611 Ot 831-99931 �613—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 19, 1976 BREAK A [OVS Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice -- -- - - -,. ?ur rigriliT COURT in FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Notice is hareby given that I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO1)A engaged In business at 7501 French CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PROBATE DIVISION inentai Heairn Number 1.3SICP Lis Ave,. File N Sanford, Seminole County, COUNTY, FLORIDA. lit R: Estate of Florida, under the fictitious nam. of CIVIL CASE ?O. 7l.231$-CAO-EE M & 0 AUTOMOTIVE, and that I SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE LEONE L GRUNDERMAN, Deceased intend to register said name with the COMPANY. a Florida corporation. ( Editors Note- Ink Dipper (KYZ-3916) is the handle NO TICE OF I inverted house in Bowling Green. Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole Plaintiff, ADMINISTRATION of the editor of Th e CB Times-Journal) _______________ County, Florida in accGrdance with vs. Because the GB is a sort of public party line, PERSONS HAVING the provisions of the WAYNE RAY and PHYLLIS M. TO ALL Fictitious t' Truckers, hailed as the last of the American tuckers have been reluctant to discuss their • • • • • Name Statutes, ToWit: Sec tion RAY. his wife and BARNETT CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST cowboys, are in a business that breeds mental THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL , robleins over the radio, he says. aosos Florida Statutes 1957, MALL BANK. National Association, L'.. .i.....'__. ...I..,,,.l t_.._. cncycrs r ui iuiig I'•••_ ours, uivy t uiaiu LI Ulil OTHER rcM 3ur S: Michael H Jotnson o tar, The link has been receiving a couple of CU Delendants, IN THE ESTATE. Publish: Dec. I?. 19, 26. 1976, Jan, 2. people, shut up In lonely truck cabs with only their NOTICEOFACTION calls a day, and its counselors have been telling IIERtY ARE YOU 1977 TO: A. Wayn3 Ray and problems to keep them compan y. people whereto go lorhelp andhow to seek social or that the administratiun NOTIFIED DEGII • Phyllis M Ray. • But a few of them are beginning to find help while _____ of iflC estate of LEONE L GRUN mental health services. They've also listened to the his wife, _____ DERMAN, deceased. File Number they're out on the road, thanks to a Bowling Green, 1100 Plait Drive trucker's troubles, which is a help for some of the 76 351 CP, is pending in the Circul Piano, Texas T Ohio, agency that provides mental health coun IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE highway cowboys. P YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Court for Seminole County, Florida, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. seling and referral services over CB radio channel The calls have come in because of wordby-mouth I Division, the address of CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE action for foreclose a mortgage on Probate nine. the followinq property in Seminole Which ;s Seminole County Court or few stories which have appeared in magazines COUNTY, FLORIDA. thouSe. Sanford, Florida 32171 The County. Florida: The CB book-ups is through The Link, an agency ----=--= --CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-2315-CA-o9.o or newspapers. Eventually, Meskin wants to have a Lots 19, 10 and 21. Block 36, personal representative of the estate FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR funded by tax money and pri vate donations to sign placed ona nearby interstate giving The Llnk's is VIOLA F. GRUNDERMAN, THE SUBURB SANLAPIDO TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cot. whose address s S0 Faith Terrace, provide mental health counseling and services to call letters and the channel it monitors. poration organized and existing BEAUTIFUL. SANFORD SEC Mailland. Florida 32751. The name thereof, lION, according to the plat area residents. under the laws of the United States as The link has al so pro vi ded help for people who recorded in Plat Book 3 , Page 66, and address of the perso$I of America. Using a CB radio was the idea of Dr. Harve t are not truckers. Public Records of Seminole County, representative's attorney are Plaintiff, Meskin, executive of The Link. forth below. Florida. "One thing we didn't expect," says Meskin, "is a All persons having claims or Meskin, who became director in July, came up large amount of contact we've had with people out PEDRO GARRIDO and AURA has been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy of your demands against the estate ate MARIA CORDOBA deGARRIDO, w ith the idea henhc moved to Bowling Green from on the highway at night and under stress because THREE WITHIN written defenses. it any, to it on required. his wife, Arkansas, where he had received his doctorate. PHILLIP R. FINCH of Gray, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF their car has broken down or run out of gas. Defendants Adams, Harris & Robinson, PA., THE FIR ST PUBLICATION OF "I noticed a lot of people communicating over "At the risk of sounding sexist, a lot of these calls I NOTICE OF ACTION THIS NOTICE. to tile with the clerk plain ti ff's attorneys, whose address TO PEDRO GARRIOO and CBs. It seemed like a logical extension of our s-erare from women who are waiting for the police or a Southeast Bank Building, of the above court a written ii 1200 AURA MARIA CORDOBA vices," he says. "Hopefully this will someday be wrecker, and they're scared out there in the dark. P.O. BOX 3069, Orlando. Florida statement of any claim or demand deGARRIDO expanded Into a nationwide network." 3222, on or before the 201h day of they may have. Each claim must be It's a great benefit for our councelors Just to let then) 3A Avenida January, 1977, and tile the original in writing and must Indicate the The program has applied bra federal grant to set 1750 Zone L know somebody knows wjere they are." with the clerk of this Court either basis for the claim, the name and Cuidad. Guatamala. C . A. up a mental health counseling program for truckers address of the creditor or his agent Meskin says that it's still too early to evaluate before service on plaintiff's at YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an immediately thereafter; or attorney, and the amo. on a broader scale to see if it's feasible. Right now, how well the CB contact is working. As more action to foreclose a mortgage on torneys or otherwise a default will be entered claimed If the claim is not yet due, The Link is working in a field of mental health that the following property in Seminole against you truckers find out about it, he expects the CB to for the relief d-manded the date when It will become due County, Florida: otherwise has been neglected. become busier. Using the CD In mental health Shall be stated. If the claim Is in the complaint. Lot 26. LAURELWOOD, ac "Because of their work, truckers ha ven't been WITNESS my hand and seal of contingent or unliquidafed, the . counseling has opened up a new awareness for him cording to the plat thereof as nature of the uncertainty shalt be this Court on December 14th, 1976 accessible iohelp."he says. "They're always onthe Maybe a trucker is afraid that his wile is abusing about the trucker and his problems, Dr. Meskin recorded in Plat Book IS. Page 15, stated If the claim Is secured, the Public Records of Seminole County. (Seal) move, and they're cut off. These people need help their children, and he needs to know how to get says, and he would like to see other mental health security shall be described. The Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Florida just like anyone else, and because of the nature of help." claimant shall deliver sufficient programs setting up C13-contract systems. Clerk of the Circuit Court Together with the following Items of copies of the claim to the clerk to By: Mary N Darden their work probably need it more. Meskin says th it The Link, which is open 24 hours property which are located in and "The truckers have problems and needs that have enable the clerk to mail one copy to Deputy Clerk Permanently installed as a "Suice they're always on the move, they can't a day, hasn't provided much direct counseling over - to be met," he says. "They are, alter all, the people i part of Publish: Dec. 19, 26, 1976, Jan 7. 9, each personal representative. lt'e improvements on said land: find out how to get help for personal problems. the CB, but It has set up counseling for truckers who keep this country going, and we owe them the All persons interested in the es tate 1 Magic Chef Range (del Model 1917 ' to whom a copy of this Notice Cl DEG 72 Maybe they have problems with drugs or alcohol. either on the telephone or at the project's office in a same services available to everyone else." 357V I)CW, Serial 559906, 1 Nutone Administration has been mailed a Exhaust Fan w Hood Model V.10: I ___________________________ required, WITHIN THREE ______ _______ Electrend Furnace model (2) ER 43, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF - -ft — . - -- -- me wall to wall carpet --- -&THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF i FICTITIOUSNAME has been tiled against you and you Notice is hereby given that I am tHISNOTICE,toflleanyobjecllons are required to serve a copy of your ' engaged in business at 2640 they may have that challenges the written defenses, if any, to , Hw.stha Ave. at 17 92. Sanford, validity of the decedent's will, the Julius G. Petruska, ROWLAND, PETRUSKA, BOWEPI 9. Mc. Seminole County. Florida under the qualifications of the personal DONALD, Plaintiff's attorney, fictitious name of PAYTON representative, or the venue or Get CB Permits To Cross Border REALTY, and that I intend to jurisdiction of the court. Whose address 5 2t North Magnolia ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND register said name with the Clerk Of Avenue. Orlandd, Florida 32101, on AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) The bad news from the FCC IS Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg Circuit Court, Seminole County, OBJECT IONS NOT SO FILED or before January 24th, 1977, and file Until July, there was another organized in Canada as i Florida in accordance with the WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Americans don't need a pass- that the same degree of co- and Vancouver. big difference. Channel 11 has the United States, and "we the original with the Clerk of this provisions of the Fictitious Name Date of the first publication of th' Court either before service on the port or a visa to cross the Ca- operation does not exist with Daly and several Americans been used regularly in Canada haven't got Statutes, To Wit: Section 36509 P400cc of this Notice of A Plaintiff's attorney or immediately the same numministration December 12th. 1976 nadian border, but they do need the Unit ed Stat es' other neigh- who ha ve traveled to Cana da for conversation, sa id Daly, but Florida Statutes 1957 thereafter. otherwise a default will hers." Viola F. Grunderman 5 Rosa Payton L a special permit to operate bor - Mexico. be entered against you for the relief recently with their radios said in the U.S., it had been restrictAs Personal Representa Broker For this reason, visiting demanded in the Complaint their Citizens Band radios "Mexico Is strictly out of that no check is made at the ed by FCC rules for use as a live of the Estate of Publish Dec. 12, 19,26. 1976, Jan 2, WlTNESSmyhandandttwsealot there. bounds. They want nothing to border to see if CBers have val- calling channel. When contact CBers used to hearing a lot of this 1977 Leone L. Grunderman Court, this 15th day of conversation on Channel 19, the . Deceased Ile same holds true for Ca- do with CB, and sets are likely id Canadian permits, DEG 11 December, 1976 was made, the conversation unofficial truckers ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL channel in (Seat). Arhtur H Beckwith, Jr nadlans who want to use their to be confiscated," said John __________________________ REPRESENTATIVE. was supposed to move to anoth- the U.S., may find this Is not the Clerk of the Circuit Court radios In t he U.S. Smallaf the FCC in a telephone W H Morrison. Esquire But, Daly warned that oper er channel. The rule was case in Canada, he said. By - Cherry Kay Travis ation without a permit could 620 Mailland Ave That Is the word from the Ca- Interview from Washington. CITY OF CASSELBERR Deputy Clerk - changed by the FCC this sumDaly said that the Canadian Publish: Dec. 19, 26. 1976. Jan 2, 9 Altamonte Springs, FL 37701 PLANNING BOARD nadian Department of TeleAl Daly, radio inspector at subject an American to a stiff iner. Telephone: (3051 831 42 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I ine. government has authorized 1977 excommunications and the U.S. the Canadian idePublish: Dec. 12. 19. 1976 ______________________________ the City of Ciisselberry Planning In both countries, Channel 9 is pansion from 23 to 40 channels DEG 69 Federal Communications Cam- ccnunlcations Department's DEG 4S Federal Board will told a public nearing to WOMEN rrogram Uses Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, D*c. 19, 1916—iC __________________________________________ 1 t. 0000 ________________ Awo . S SSII 5 5 ~1 ~ 1~4 r - I Daly said American would restricted to emergency corn- for the first of next year, a bo ut mission (FCC). Monkton, New Brunswick, of- find few differences In CR rules inunications. the same time it takes effect In The good news for CB.ers on lice, said that U.S. CBers may and operating procedures north A Canadian traveling with his the United States. both sides of the border is that get their Canadian permits by of the border. radio to the U.S. may get his the permits from both nations writing to any of the five reOne difference, he said, is the permit by writting to the FCC, are free, issued on request to glonal offices maintained by his name. CB in Canada Is official- Gettysburg, PA, USA, 17326, Legal Notice those with valid licenses from department ly known as the General Radio Small said. their own nation. . The offices are in Monkton, Service. Daly said CB radio isn't as FICTITIOUS NAME CB' ., CODE 10-29 Stolen or Wanted 10-30 Against FCC Rules 10-33 EMERGENCY 10-36 Correct Time (?) 10-39 Message Delivered 10-41 Switch To Channel. . . 10-42 Home 10-43 Information 10.45 All Units Report (To Control) 10.51 On The Way 10-52 Check In With Base 10-56 Meet At, 10.62 Can't Copy, Use Phone 10.65 Waiting Next Message 10-75 Causing Interference 10.77 No Contact 10-91 Talk Closer To Mike 10-97 Arrived At Scene 10-98 Mission Completed 10-99 Cannot Copy You 10-100 Personal 10-200 Police Needed —4 la CB Organizations CRYSTAL CRACKERS President Civic Center. Number of members — 40. Objectives — Aiding hard-of. President — Bill Leach hearing children in Florida and Organization meets The also a Cradle Care program for first Tuesday of every month at mentally retarded children. - the Greater Sanford Chamber Ken Murphy. Organization meets Last Tuesday of each month at the First Federal Building in Sanford, - vs. - - - - william. - 63. - - of - da Light, UN - — - fl 'öi0A". 8011ir AUVE GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY - . COMMISSIOI4. 'S live Sing JEAN PATI1SON Women's Editor listening to It an excit ing ex- rehearse every Monday While McGuire Is their chief Community Coll ege's recent perience. evening at the high school. inspiration, the ensemble Chorus Clinic. Th e Jazz Rock Ensemble Is They pe rfo rm at area church members often work out Th is is th e first year the It is truly remarkable, how an offshoo t of the Seminole and club F unct io ns, as well as at routines on their own, and Ensemble has been in existence the traditiona l music of good Chorus. Under the di rect ion of the school, and recently en- man y of their numbers are not (second for the Chorus) and old Christmas carols can be music inst ruct or Ro be rt 0. tertained Sanford working only note-perfect, but in- with the talent, verve and endressed up to sound like a song McGuire, and often with in- women at the Chamber of terestingly choreographed as thusissm shown by the sin gers, from Tomorrow rather like novattons of their own, the boys Commerce's annual Ladles' well. They reportedly picked up it Is li kely to endure for many taking a Christmas tr ee an gel and girls In the Ensemble Brunch. man y useful tips at Seminole years to come. and putt in g her into a space-age jump suit. ( By - 01 . She's still the same angel, still beautiful but a lso new and different. - That Is w ha t Se minole High School's Jazz Rock Ensemble does with carols, and Indee d with all the music it sings. With the updated beat of rock rhythm and the forever-new variations f jazz, the group of young s in gers br in gs a fresh sound to old songs that makes 4 - --- Maureen Kelley and Eugene Butler -- ----, . Chorale: Today's Yule Message Rather than resting back on - -- their laurels after their sucf cessful trip to Poland in the summer of '75, the Central Florida Chorale has cont in ued to expand its repetolre, and its --' " — I -7 The group, which works I home of accompanist Bettye Smith. Their sound is basically traditional, with touches of light and lively zest and h um or. Some of t he ir concerts are religious; others have a folksy f1avor. But In all. the group's love of singing — their sole reason for getting toge ther — is DbViouS. During the summer of this ) ear, when Bicentennial fervor St'as at its peak, th e Choral e's e mphasls was on patriotic 113usic and their red, white nd blue pant suit outfits ri flect..cl the spirit of '76, On rr M formal occasions, the gi gowns, C hi 2J21I W'hUe the Chorale does not ci arge for Its pe rformances, dc>nations are gratefully Be. ctWed to help defray expenses. Chorale members include ilrs Smith JennyBenz, en Mary -. - -, .1 %- -% I 1% % I I . T ,. -,.. // .I.,'I. — . "s- - - '\ "' - / . - - . / - uts with snow whitL. blouses. 1— . 5 . 16 5 . ________ " membersh.ip. JOHN E. ME ZOER. 'JR and Objectives — Assisting in all stated. lIthe claim is contingent or described as follows: JOAN MARIE STEINKLAUBER RICHARD J, WOLFGANG and JOYCE L. MEZGER, his wife. Lot 3. Block C. SWEETWATER SOLEM, of Commerce Building, about work oa plans for a Jamboree at emergencies. unhiquidated, the nature 01 the OAK5.accordingtofheplaItner MAY DNA WOLFGANG HIS Defendants Petitioner, uncer tainly shall b stat ed If the NOTICE OF ACTION 7:30 p.m. WIFE DEDRE D. 80 . Winter Par k Mall which would Special projects — Seminole flAir,, ,......as recorded arid in Plat Book 18. DialS 21 , &, , DA ... Tn ,,s,,'r . ..---'Uri 7 IVSil ,%. Pil'1AI'4( L. MtLLitR LOANS; '" Ubjecuses — Buying school involve area CB club members County Youth Deputies. and 22. Public Records of Seminole bo described The claimant shall WAYNE MELBOURNE SOLEM, RALPH ALLEN BOYLES, and Residence unknown County. Florida. Respondent, books and special hearing setting up booths and selling Cli deliver sufficient copiin of the claim UNIVERSAL GUARDIAN CORP. YOU ARE NOTIFIED tha t a) Arthur W. Beckwith, Jr. NOTICE OF SUIT to the Clerk to enable the Clerk to devices for deaf children equipment and related goods Defendants action to foreclose a mortgage a' Clerk of the Circuit Court TO Way ne Melbourne Solem mail one copy to the personal the following property in Seminole AMENDED throughout Florida. for two days. By: Patricia A. Jackson YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED representative. County, Florida NOTICE OF ACTION LII) CLUB Deputy Clerk that an action for dissolution 01 All persons interested in the estate TO: RALPH ALLEN BOYLES West 25 tent of Lot 3 aii the East E. POPE BASSETT m4rri19Chas been filed against y ou. Number of members 4*9 to whom a copy of this Notice lent 1)1 . Lot 2. Block "A YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Attorney t L,T. arid you are required serve to TRI-COUN'I'Y President LTD CLUB copy that an action for foreclosure of a WALKER'S Russ William- Administration has been mailed are ADDITION TO South of Maitland your written defenses, if any, to certaIn Avenue required WITHIN THREE (3) 500 ROADRUNNERS mortgage, Involving a ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. iCco,ø, , Number of members Maitland. Flor ida 32151 the petition on Gerald S Rutbet'g, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF complaint and first amended to the plat thereof as recorded in Number of members 71. Attorney at Law, 3955. Highway 17 complaint, PresIdent Russ Objectives—AidIng the hard- THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Attorney for Plaintiffs has been filed against Plot Book 9. Page II, Public ( Seal) President 92, P.O. Box 977, Casselb.rry, you Walter Massey gon_. THIS NOTICE, to file any of-hearing. objection and you are required to serve a Records of Seminole County Publish Dec. 19, 1975 Florida 37701, and file the original copy of written defenses, If any. to they may have that Challenges the Organization meets The Florida LTDCLUB DEC 74 with the Clerk of the Circuit Court at Objectives— Aiding the bardvalidity of the decedent's Will, the Ori PAUL At. GOLDMAN. Attorney has been filed against you and second Tuesday of each month the SemInole County (Sanford Chapter) Courthu,, for Plaintiff, wisow address qualifications of the personal of-bearing. are reJired t serve a c op y 01 yous P. O. at the Greater Sanford Sanford, Florida 37771, on or representative or itti venue or Number of members before Box 1364, Merritt Island, Florida, written defenses, it any. to it. o January 11th, 1977. otherwise a jurisdiction of the Court. Cl'amber of INVITATIOII TO 810 Commerce and file he original President Petruaka, ROWLAND Bob You with the Al I Ci AI&AC ., Nn?ii. ..__ .-. may be entered oolinit - inc r,',,r,i, ,' r, i the judgment FU ' -vi the nuuQuig. Cove Styled Court at rc IMUSKA, LOWEN I. Mc you for the relief demanded Group meets at: Sheraton In the District Board of Trustees OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED of Sanford, Florida, on or MAGMIFICENTIOF before the DONALD, Pla in tiff' attorney. Objectives Its pr ima ry petition. Seminole Community College of Inn, 8 p.m., second Saturday of WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 171 h day of January, 1977; otherwIse wIsoweOdress is 3 North Magnolia CENTRAL FLORIDA THIS NOTICE shall be purpose is to aid hard-ofPublication of this Notice has Seminole County, Florida, will published a jt4gmenf may be entered Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32101, on month. against receive sealed bids up to 700 P.M. eec. each week for four (4) con. you for the relief de N umbe r of members — 35 begun. Oaf, of the first publication nded In the. Or before January 13th 1917, and tile bearing children. ma ThsIdCy,4Of January, 1971, In the wcutiye weeks In the Evening this Notice of Administration. President James Brown. Complaint. The mortgage beIng the Original With the Clerk of this Specli.al projects — Several the Herald. Sanford, Florida. — December Office of the Assistant I9tn, 1918December J$Q54J 1$ recorded in OfflCliI Court either befor e ser vic, on the Organizati'tc meets — First WITNESS my currently are i.Launed to assist PresIdent, Seminole Community ' 5, Edgar P. Bruce hand and seal o R.cords Book $97, page 7, Public Plaintiff'8 attorney or Immediately the said Court on this 9th day of y College, of each mon th at Personal Sanford, FlOrIda, for Represents the Greater Sanford chamber Mon records Of Seminole County, thteiftei', Otherwise a default will December. 1918. tof lowing of the Eitate , Florida. Florida Power & Sanbe entered against you for the retief of Commerce. Security Guard Contrictural (SEAL) WILLIAM H. BRUCE WtTNE SSmyIsand aod5e41Qf,, demanded in the Complaint ford. Arthur H. BckwIth, Jr. S. Terrance William Ackert, Services saltS Court on this 9th WITNESS my hind and the seat c Clerk of the Circuit Court Objectives — ding t The terms and conditions may be rs"ijire December, 1914. SUNcJIINE_A__J this Court, this sth day of December, By: Genevieve Poufsen Obtained from Attorney for Personal fbi Office of he (Seal) CITIZENS FOR RE"rrER needing astlstuce. l91 Deput y Clerk i&tanttothePrnident, Seminole . Representative at (s-tall H. Beckwjth, Jr, HIGHWAYSAFE'fl' rald S. Ge Rutb.rg Community College, Sanford, Suite 304, Alt.monte Cen tre Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Attorney for Petitioner Number of inemberk — . Florida. The board reserves the 251 Maitland Avenue Clerk Of the Circuit Court P.O. Box 87? By Patricia A. Jack right to accept or reject any or all SEMINOLE President Altamonte Sprinpi, Flor ida 32701 Hugh Freels. By; Mary N Darden CasseIberry. Fla. 377Q7 Deputy Clerk bids. Telepiwjne 1)05) 534 9j COUNTY REACT Organlaatloa meets Eve , Deputy Clerk it. Publish it, 7, 9 Publish: 12, 19, Jan Dec. 26, 1976, Dec. Ptj.i, Publitii Dec , 19, 1974 Dec 19. 26, 1976 26, t97, Publish Dec 17. 7 197: 1977 26. 1916, Jan 2. Thursday at the Winter Perk Number of members 0 77 nil: 0 '4 i#77 [)E0 Pt Ci:& 17 DU; - Of Tomorrow Hark. 1 Seminole 'Angels ' Sounds ' Special projects — Starting - (Herald Photos by Jean Pafleson) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT, IN AND FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 76-7033.CA.09.EE JAMES R KELLY and JOYCE L. KELLY, as iolnt tenants with rights of survivrtIp, Legal Notice ers TEN 10-1 Receiving Poorly 10-2 Receiving Well 10-3 Stop Transmitting 10-4 OK (Message Received) 10-5 Relay Message 10-6 B'isy, Stand By 10.7 Out of Service, Leaving Air 10-8 In Service, Subject to Call 10-9 Repeat Message 10-10 Out of Service, Subject to Call 10-12 Visitors Present 10-13 Weather-Road Conditions 10-16 Make Pickup At. 10-18 Message For Us? (Hurry) 10-19 Nothing For You 10.20 Location C?) 10-21 Call Phone 10-22 Disregard Message 10-23 Stand By (Standing By) 10-25 In Contact 10.26 Message Received 10-27 Moving To Channel. , . 10-28 Check Registration discuss the Preliminary Land Use Plan Map The purpose of this meeting is to Inform the public of progress made on the Corn IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND prehensive Land Use Plan and to FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, solicit input from the public In FLORIDA relation to the Comprehensive Land CIVIL ACTION NO. 76-216) CA 04.8 use Plan In Re. The Marriage of The public hearing will beheldot, MARY B CAMPBELL. Ptaintltfs, Thursday, December 21, 1976 at 7:30 Notice ii hereby given that I am Petitioner. P.M. in Casselberry City Hail. 95 engaged In business at Nn $6 Zjrre APPlE APPITZEN and and CUNVOR Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry, LESTER F CAMPBELL. ARNTZEN. his wife; MR JOHN Shopping Center, Fern Park, S. Florida or as soon thereafter as Seminole County. Florida under the ond,r' EDGE and MRS. JOHN S EDGE, oossible NOTICE OF ACTION tictitouS name of HOLLINGS. Defendants. Linda Thomas, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE W 0 P T H E N T E P TO, LESTER F CAMPBELL NOTICE OF ACTION Acting City Clerk EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C I R. PRISES INC . 0 BA REA co Marley Oakley TO APPlE ARNTZEN and Cassetberry, Florida CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ANNA CATERING & RESTA. 3 65 2 Cooper Road GUN VOR ARNTZEN,hlswite; Approved 12776 COUNTY, FLORIDA. URANT, and that I intend to Blue Ash, Ohio 15211 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Ill Publish ' 12, 19, t976 PROBATE DIVISION You wilt please take notice that register said name with the Clerk of action to foreclose a mortgage on DEG 42 CASE NO 76.3O.CP Inc Circuit Court. Seminole County, there has been tiled and is pending the following property in Seminole In Re: The Estate of in the Circuit Court in and for Florida in accordance with the County. Florida: WILLIAM H BRUCE provisions of the Fictitious Name Seminole County, Florida. Civil Lot 23, Block I. SPRING LAKE NOTICE OF Action No. ?6 2163 CA 04 B seeking a Statutes, To Wit. Section 96.509 HILLS, SECTION FOUR, according ADMINISTRATION NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS dissolution of tne marriage of said Florida Statutes 1957 to plat thereof as recorded in Put TO ALL PERSONS HAVING NAME STATUTE MARY B S Paul HlltrigSwOrth CAMPBELL and Book 16. Page 49. of the Public TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Pres LESTER F CAMPBELL. And other Records of Seminole County, THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Notice is hereby given that the relief Publish Dec 19, 26, 1976, Jan 2, 9. Florida corporation named below, pursuant OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 1977 Th.sq presents are to require yo. TOGETHER with the tenements, the IN THE ESTATE: "Fictitious Name Statute" to DEG-73 file your written defense with the twreditaments and appurtenances Chapter 66509. Florida Statutes, Clerk of the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the thereto belong above styled Court and administration of the estat, of ing, and the rents, will register with the Clerk of the to serve a copy thereof on '- issues and profits thereof Circuit Court, In and for Seminole Petitione WILLIAM H. BRUCE. deceased. r's Attorney, Gordon V has been filed against you IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and you County, Florida, upon receipt 01 FileNurnber 76.306 CP. ispending in Fr,d,rlck, P0 Box 1795, Sanford, arerelred to serve a copy EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. the Circuit Court for Seminole of your proof of the publication of this Florida 37711 on or before January written defenses, if any, to it on W CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE County. Florida. Probate Division. notice, the fictitious name, to wit 77 1977 Should you fail to do so a KELLY SMITH, plaintiffs' COUNTY, FLORIDA the address of which l Seminole attorney, ATTORNEYS' TITLE SERVICES, default may be en tered against you whose address is 7 00 Hart ford Bidg CIVIL NO,: 74-1300.CA.09.E County Courthouse, Sanford. under which the corporation named and the cau se proceed ex parse GEORGE W. HESS and VIRGINIA 200 East Robinson Street. Orlando. below is Florida. 37711 The personal engaged in business in WITNESS my hand and official Florida 32001, on or before the 1 wife. R HESS, his 1th Seminole representative of the estate 5 County, Florida, from seal as Clerk of the above Styled day of January, 1977, and file the Plaintiffs. EDGAR P BRUCE, *hose address offices iocated at the follow ing Cou rt on this 8th day of December. original With the clerk Of this Cou rt vs address. s P'O1fi , 100 Box 63. Lake Monroe. Ea It A 0 1976 OONALDC NELSONandSYDNEy either betOre Service on plaintiffs' Boulevard, Orlando, Florida Central For 32803 . 37741 The name and ad (Seal) Attorney or immediately thereafter; NELSON. hiS wife, et as.. dret of the personal represent That tht party Interested In said ArPsur H BCctiwith, Jr. Defendants otherwise a default will be entered business enterprise tat,ve'S attor ney are TERRENCE is as follows: ag ainst you for the relief demanded Clerk Of the Circuit Court. CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE WILLIAM ACKERT, Esquire, Suite Lawyers' Title Services. Inc By Cherry Kay Travis NOTICE tSHEREBy GIVEN that in the complaint. LAWYERS' TITLE 3O4.AltamonteCentre.2SlMalfland Deputy Clerk WITNESS my hand and seal of Avenue, Altamonte Springs. under a FInCI Judgment of SERVICES INC PUbiih Dec 17, 19, 26. 1976. Jan 2 this Court on December 14th, 1976. foreclosure and sale entered by a Florida, 32701. Telephone (3051 Øy' Paul B Comstock 1917 Judge of the Circuit Court of the (SEAL) 009 As President DEC 19 Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in Dated Al Orlando, Orange County, All persons having claims 0 Clerk of the Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida, on demands against the estate are Florida, on December 1st, 1976 By. Genevieve December 101h, 1916, In a Poutsen certain Publish:Dec s. 12. It, 76. 1976 required, WITHIN THREE (3) Deputy Clerk cause between GEORGE W HESS DEC I) MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Publish: Dec. 19, 26. 1976, Jan. 7. . and VIRGINIA R. HESS, his wife, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1971. Plaintiffs, and DONALD C. THIS NOT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR OEG 70 NELSON and SYDNEY At Of the above Court a written IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLIJ NELSON, his wife, al of Oefen statement of any claim or dema nd SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA. dents, being Civil No 76 1300 CA 09 - Civil Action No. 764iCA.0t.A CIVIL ACTION NO 16'1412.CA.09.F they may have Each claim must be E. twill sell at public auction to the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND in writing and must indicate the front E and highest bidder for cash at the bass for the Claim, the name IGHTEENTH JUDICIAL TGAGE ASSOCIATION, an agency LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PANAMA (Jour of the Courthouse in Sanford, CIR CU IT, IN AND FOR address of the Creditor Or his agent exist rig under the laws of the United CITY. Seminole County, Florida, at the SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. or attoh-neyandtheamountdalmed . States of America. Plaintiff, hour of 1100 AM on December CIVIL ACTION NO. 18-2343-CA44.E It the claim i not yet due, the date VS. . Plaintiff when it will become due shall be 79th. 1916, that certain property In Re; The Marrla9e of p ' - _•? - Collegiurn: Echoes Of Yesterday The other-world, oldworld sound of Sem inole _____ Community College's Collegium Musicum evokes images of minstrels In jerkins and hose and la di es in long lace-bodiccd gowns - and that's exactly how the Collegium players dress when in concert. Under the direction of music Instructor Barbara Muller, the young musicians produce music from the Middle Ages through the Baroque period on a collection of instruments reproduced from antique period originals. These include such uncommon pieces as the kru horn and re bec, as _ .t , _ weu as the oeicer anown recorder. String and percussion combine with these wind instruments to give the Collegium's music Its distinctive and interesting flavor. The group performs an annual concert of Advent and Christmas music at Sanford's Holy Cross Episcopal Church and gives other concerts throughout the rest of the year. Players include Bill Dennis, Edward Sanders, Kim Roberts, George Ridder, Karin Rodgers, Karla Needham, Shelley Speese, John Bodjack, George Barker, Cindy Ikvier and Alicia Thomas. ________ --ii ____________________________________ — - i A N Shell)' Speese plays cello; Bill Dennis, left, and Edward Sanders are Collegiuni guitarists Ruth Michelson wears Bicentennial red, white and blue; Mary J('an Berrien is elegant in formal burgundy gown; Mary Reddick is decked out for Christmas in forest green and shite Jean Berrien, Irene Brown, Sue Cann, Mary Ann Graham, Eliza be th Hall, Sylvia lien- derson, Lois Sloan, Glenc' Mann, Marilyn Meredith, Jean Metts, Ruth Mickelson, Bonnie Platt, Elizabeth Mary Reddick, Rabbi Robbins, Dot Wa ll er and Shirley Yon. Ricu.', Can(e)'t Trim A Tree this Way "Deck the halls with bough.; of holly . . Well, t ha t's easy enough. It was trimming the tree with candy canes that had me foxed. Decorating a Christmas tree was a relatively Ample matter back in South Africa w he re I grew up. A couple of yards of ." -t IdV1LIWUIS, LI UULII SUUIIUS UI 1inseI and some bright glass baubles was all It took. ,And real candles, which were pretty to be sure, but I shudder now to hink of the fire hazard they epresented. Here in the U.S., tree trimning has been refined to a fine 4 irt. It Is a major decision, what lyle or theme to have for your t ree each year. Well, I always thought red md white striped candy canes idded a gay touch to a tree, so I At Least I had no problem Seminole County Association getting the other decorations to for Retarded Children. stick. Congratulations to Janice No doubt letters have been written to Santa by the little Springfield, first woman in people in your family, or broad Sanford to be elected to the hints dropped at all the lovely board of directors, Greater new goodies they hope he will Sanford Chamber of Cornmerce. — bring on Christmas Eve. ome orneumes mes It takes a That leaves a lot of toys in the c upboard t ha t these youngsters woman's touch. After watching won't be playing with much the television interview s after Dec. Don't let them conducted with Jimmy and just lie there, when they co uld Rosalynn Carter In their Plains, be brightening up Christmas Ga. home by both CBS's Walter Day for some less fortunate Cronkite and ABC's Barbara Walters, I couldn't help youngster. It's still not too late to take thinking that with her Feminine use4 (but not too raggedy) toys charm and guile, his. Walters to The XXchange, 207 S. got closer to the hearts and Magnolia Ave., Sanford. The souls of the Carter couple. toys can t he n be sold for a small Cronkite, naturally, got donation, and the money will go opinions, stances, proposals toward the projects of the but we've heard all that before. S bought a bunch, all individually wrapped in cellophane paper. Tree trirn.ming night came, but duty called while I was out on assignment, a Friend &dded to do a good turn and hang the canes on the tree. Trouble is, she unwrapped them first. Next morning, there were no candy canes on the tree. None at all. But there were great puddles of sticky red candy on the floor, and plenty more dripping through the branches! - _____ ti . Collegium Musicum director Barbara Muller, front, with Rennaisance music makers -- - �2C—EveningHerald, Sanford, Fl. ,tI4.I.ii.igr,, Sunday, Dec. 1, 1976 riewsno7es . 'Last Of Real u "Ly b ,,,. - Prima Donnas' Crl *stas Parade ' Biggest, Best' hm To Entertain _ Surely it was a record who talked on the Helping Hand Anybody interestcd in this - Friday, when the day number oi people from all over ilnrninaQ th,. Wint,,,. 'rn, J" rr, el program. pro ram Seminole County who turned et out for the Christmas I. Spr in gs Elementary School.. designed to provide safe ho us es formation by co nta cting the vacation, the student body was out to view the annual Winter 's '" The Veterans of Foreign for school age youngsters. school or the Sheriff's treated to a variety of enSprings Christmas Parade on Wars Ladles Auxiliary to Post Vol un t eers can sign up with the Department, tertainment in the school media Dec. 11. Sidewalks all along the 5'405 were on hand at the Sheriff's Department. If apThe faculty at the elementa ry center. route were filled with happy 0 47 elementary school Friday to proved as volunteers, they are -tchoo-I holiday crowds. held. its annual Ch Under the direction of Janice l rist"i present the school with an Issued a sticker to be put In a mas party on Dec. 11. The Papp, the 4th grade students Clowns, floats, marching auditori um flag, as part of the orominent ninr in their f....4 ,..I....._J .. 2 IIL. UIIU3, antique tIILV[L'tJ at toe gave a ueugmiw renwuon of were oniy Not content to rest on his VFW's program. dow. The sticker Is in the form home of Principal David songs from the Christmas part of the According to richly deserved laurels, Th e presentation took place of a hand Sawyer for an Informal get- season. That followed by Parade Marshal fire Chief Holzman said he intended "to durin g a PTA meeting. Any student requiring together and then 41, Charles Holzman, this to the 5th grade students, under 111. the shoot for something a little bit Present at the meeting assis tance and spotting that a local eatery to enjoy a the direction of John Thomas, ( biggest th e best pa rade in bigger and a little bit be tter" was t. Beau Taylor of the symbol approach that home pleasant meal and con. putt in g on a pup pe t show. the hist ory of the city, next year. Is_. Seminole County Sheriff's Dent Congratulations to former first grade teacher Maldwin Perry who was recently promoted to curriculum I" I It N ', ista According to sources o'io ANNA f stands for "Mr. Sawyer's right - school nt - g - . '' --.' -. ,,-,. -. Ft cars ....... J-'!-t-,--I - Americanism fun. was . - proceeded was Ado can ...... b-'- be 1-11INGION (Ar) — Forseven years, the Supreme Court under Chief Justice Warren E. Burger has studiously avoided . developing a guiding doctrine in its consideration of womens ri ghts. I The res ul t in g case-by-case method has yielded decisions hailed by women. It alsn ha.% recently prMuced rulings de- , nounced by feminists, although the court's basic approach has - (;a,, 1.adra Overture ('sonka's "Smyphonic Etudes" and Kodaly's "Hary Janos Suite." remained ,tn,-h,,nr,n,4 Th e court's philosophy, or lack of one, Is being examined " closely because of the controversy following the court's ruling last week that employers who provide disability programs for their workers are not legally r eq uired to Include pregnancy be nefits. J ustice William Rehnqulst, who mote the majority opin ion, acclaimed by been critics alike. ----- . . ' . A • ass nt. She Is equa lly at home, recital, concert, radlo,t televis ion and motion has finished her 14th complete o pe ra r ecording. 11 women. Feminists who had pleased with many of the decisions In recent years reacted with and outrage. Attorneys m ost familiar with the women's movement labeled the decision a product of the court's patchwork approach to women's issues. been A - ,•', /II . TON Longratulations are in order goxI health and happiness. I feel so blessed. magic wand and t ha t to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. (Velma Pila Hughes: To be together everybody's Doe) Mitchell of Sanford again with my mother, five My wish Is to be the Ch became reality. who celebrated their 60th siste rs, two brothers and their mas fairy for just a few split Happy Holidays! Happy wedding anniversary Wedfami li es. Th are all In Mexico seconds. I wo uld wave the Holydays! nesday. except one sister who lives in This delightful couple grew be up across the st reet from each together for years. other in Yatesville, Ga. and Judy Kwiatkowski: That Disc nit itinn Of Mn rrinnp tney were married in Harry's par en ts who bo th di ed Americus, Ga., on Dec. 15, 1916. Peggy Hattaway: To last year were with us. We are The Mitchells moved to kids taken care of for the rest of excited Gaynor L Mullin & Thomas about spending Carol Ann Rozema & Ralph. Sanfçd in 1925 and ha ve lived their lives. Marvin Lloyd Starkey & A. Christmas with my family in here since. She is a retired Corinne Camp bell: There is Ohio. Oh yes, I wan t some Priscilla A. Caryl A. Wassel & Thomas J. pr in cipal of Southside Elem- not a material t hing that I need ceramic kissing angels. Maritza Walbridge & James entary School. He is a retir ed or want. My pleasure is giving Karen Sue Woods, & Roger J. Martha Yancey: Health and Lewis Walbridge. office manager of Southward to others. happiness for all my loved on es Margaret Mar y Green & John Fruit Co. June Foley: My oldest and to see the world a better Robin E. Arrnondi, Alar L S., wf. former nam e Ortiz. On Dec. 19 the couple's daughter and her family could place to live in for all. Mar k Wayne Nye & Jane daughter and her h us band, be here. I wish all the fam il y Walter Rye: I've got Paula Anne LaLonde &GuyT., Bussey, wf. maiden "Topsy" and Tom Kirkland of coul d get together for Ch rist- everything already. Corinne wf. maiden name Edwards. Bussey. Winter Park, will honor them at mas. and I have all es in one a family dinner and get Vivi an Buck: A bath tub! basket. Our children are with us together at Orlando Country Joyce Russell: Something and they are so considerate of Club. Jo ining the honor guests personal selected by my us. The dogs are In good sha . pe will be their four grand- husband. cniiuren, tnree great. Anna Mae Wells: To be with grandchildren and other fam il y my four sisters. I am spending members. Christmas with my children Am ong those atten di ng are and grandchildren and it wo uld fin young Torn Kirkland, his wife be complete if my sisters could Gloria, and their son, flsorm': join U.i. Mitchell. Accompanying them Peggy Conrad: Continued 8311300 422-4994 will be Gloria's parents, Joe - NVA 'i. wish rist- - ey A ' California. We haven 't all hit sadness seem. - house : women -- - - - name - Mail Drop At North Pole For Santa 25 Years Ago Santa Claus received letters This Week from children all over America when a plane flew over the North Pole to make the delivery A Christmas shopper at for the first time. Macy's in New York received The ode markin g the top of an cted gift f rom th - e the world was painted In red stork — a five pound ba by girl. and white ri like a can dy Mary Hertrich gave birth unexpe st pes prematurely to the child in the letters addressed to Ole St. downstairs lounge of the big Nick. lepartment store. What do you want for • • Christmas? Starring Humphrey Bogart. . Anthropologist Honored If "Deadline U.S.A." was the pro ba tion for a year, and fin ed title of a film Hollywood was $400. preparing to make on newspapermen. Bogart agr eed In the spirit of peace. to play the managing editor, a - our If 0 - , room - India and Turkey signed a cruelty. Married to him for 40 turn . - - XX CHANGE TREE _____ - - ____ -- - :.? _.ii;lulUJ -- ________ ____ • - ' / - / - - - • 't;, Pat Warren Heads Mothers March ByKRISNAS)l Herald Staff Writer Patricia Warren, an employe of the Se minole Co unty school system, has been named chairman of the 27th ann ua l Mothers March on Birth Defects to be held in San ford next month. Earl Goldie, head of the Central Flori da chapter of the March-of-Dimes, announced that Mrs. Warren will oversee the 1977 "neighbor-to-neighbor" fund-raising campaign his sponsored by organization. A - , - '- . - - -% - - S' -- RDPLAZ - - - ., : - - -Si ONTEMALL iDIAM0, --, - :- , A rr It? 41, 111 11 VV JEWELERS 112S. PARK DOWNTOWN SANFORD 321.2343 OPEN EVENINGS 'IlL CHRISTMAS 'I WV - (H.I-.ld Photo by Jun PitItton) Jack Colbert runs through lesson with Wilfredo Lopez, center, and Pablo Fonseca IMPORTS Wilfredo Lopez and Pablo Fonseca found themselves enrolled at Lakeview Middle School, Sanford, this year were immediately engulfed by the usual flood of lessons amId recreation that goes with being a student. it was t he Seminole County Dividen d,, a school volunteer pngram, which contacted cl)l beii and asked If he would share his knowledge of Spanish language by coaching the Puerto RJCWI boys twice a week. "I love to teach kids, whether Trouble was, neither boy's knew more than aplu'a.se of two it's physical culture or of English. They had moved academics," said Colbert. Fourteen years a professional Into the area earlier with their families from Puerto prizefighter, he spent much -of Rico and discovered that with his life teaching boxing to their new lifestyle came a new Youngsters. But that's not all Colbert's done In his 72 years. language. The boys needed help—and He has pursued a lifelong soon found it in the jolly, caree r as an architect a gen ero us, rough and ready calling which has taken him to form of .Ja Colbert. Alas'&a, South America and the According to Lakeview So l).P ijk Often, while on ut ac staffers, the boys have found a consignment In Central or iiI')e than just a teacher in South America, he v,ciuhl be . - called on to teach a crash course In Span ish to other Americans on the archtect uraI.engtheeri.g teams. Between consignments to foreign places, he would come to Florida for some deep sea fishing, and always planned to make this his home. He retired fo ur years ago from Highway Department as a bridge engineer, and beca use his wile, Bobble Lee, a retired homemaking teacher, had two sisters living In Lake Mary, he decided to make that city his retirement home. While he spends much of his time maintaining a fine collection of deep sea f ishing rods and hunting guns, and showing AKC German shepherd dogs, Colbert Is also an ardent "roc k hound," collecting, polishing and mount in g scmni-precious stones i'a!hor -if ;iroumj th' v,orlt But - Z"ES - -) TI Diamond Storr' N- z'_, \ \g f' 'J, *SPORTSWEAR ' 7J ) /-'r" / I \ If 215-220 E. FIRST ST. SANFO / "siumpsuits '1J •Pants / - 'Tops fI t *Blazers W n Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. • Morgan, 272 Abbo tt Ave., La ke announce the Mary engagement of their daughter, Pamela Jean Morgan to John A. West brook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Westbrook, Ill Lake Minnie Dr., Sanford. Born in Dayton, Ohio, Miss Morgan is the gran ddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor of Eustis, and Mn. and Mrs. Alton Morgan, West Carrollion, Ohio. A 1975 graduate of Seminole High School, she was Tni- Hi Y president and a member of the Inter-Club Council. She i presently majoring in pre-law at Seminole Community College PAMELA MORGAN while workin g as a secretary at Cardinal Industries, Sanford. School, he i prese ntly atHer finace, born In Newport , tending Seminole Community R.I., is the grandson of John College while employed as Wetzel; Sa nford and the late parts manager of J.C. Penney's Mrs. Wetzel, and th e late Mr. Auto Center, Sanford. Th e wedding will be held in and Mrs. Alfr ed Westbrook. A 1974 graduate of Seminole High June, 1977. I JWVJ5F from $14 tS iq Santa's Shoe Store I It ' Habla Ingles? Jack. He has become their friend, confidant and chief supporter. Coll%vnlelit Ways to Buy II Engagement Told By JEAN PATESON Women's Editor than ever in this Christmas season, you fly Holidays make year 'round activists even more visible, And so, YOU need a watch that is not just a piece of jewel ry, but the toughest timepiece in the world: Roles To give or to keep, this Submariner-Date with its 30-jewel chronometer movement housed in an Oyster case of surgical stainless steel and guaranteed pr es sure-proof down to 660 feet, is precisely right Happy New Year' - Layaway now for Christmas - huI".'"°" sent in a dollar for the zoo and ask that others keep those dollars pouring in Christine Sharpies: A billfold that would fit in my pocket. Anne Tolbert: My Christmas .shopping and cooking over with, so for once I could relax and enjoy the season without the r ush, which I m ust really -- b Butterfly. I diamond, 14 karat gold. $50 - ii' MAGtiOLiA AVE. DO,.vT-jwN SANru TEL ( 3)5) S21-)3 CO,'1 SEE or Retiree Teaches Students How More OF they feel about All I want for Christmas is...." Kathy IIukur: Our daughter's college education. Val Colbert: To thank all who - . BAMBOO FURNITUNE he also Inten ds keeping a f oot in the door 'of the teaching profession from now on. "I'll go on teaching English to Spanishspeaking student., in any of the schools where they need me," he volunteered. Colbert makes up all his own lessons, using material he beli eves his students will find relevant. Th e lessons are wr itten in a lar ge note book In impeccable ar chitect's script. He gets pleasure, satisfa ct ion and a feeling of worth out of his volunteer job and so do his judging from their loving, admiring respect for Christmas is the perfect time for you to give someone you love a fiery Opal. A favorite stone blazing with color and romance . It will bring her memories to cherish. p - - - Opal ring, 4 d ia mond5 14 karat gold, $95 14 ka10t gold, $150 /.I4's Revoking Ch:g. Anyone wishing to volunteer to do any of a variety of jobs in the county's schools should contact Di vidends Coordinator Dede Schaffner at the Dividends office, 834.8211, or at home, 39-!)8 . the - . . Let us wrap up her 'Tailored & Dressy Blouses favorites: "-" Florsheim • Personality Naturalizer • Cobblers ACCESSORIES - -.. *Acme Boots •Nunn Bush Poll Parrott • Freeman Slippers by (ui,,m 1,hirgir M.isti.r Chrg,, . Ami'ric.in tspn'., from 8.00 Handbags from 9.00 *Scarves from 3.00 is Belts from 4.00 Costume Jewelry from 2.00 -.- Daniel Green SHOP FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY AT KNIGHT'S • • I.aytway Ask about our Now Custom Charge LES The Diamond Store - Pauline Bellamy, Dec. 18, rosebud centerpiece. bride-elect of Robert Deif, Guests included Nan Fortner, Oran ge City, was honor ed at a Anna Mae Wells, Mrs. 1t1 buffet luncheon hosted by her sister, Thelma Niblack at Sara Brown, Mrs. Ruth Spr ing Hammock, Sat urday. Thompson, Mrs. Ruby himA p in k decor was carried out menly, Mrs. l.alla Harris and It you're not sure Of her size give a RoJay FREE GIFT OPEN UNTIL . 9.00 P.M. LOUNGEWEAR fi I Velvelon Robes-. Warm robes, cool robe- . \C - - Lounge lumps 8 to 20 • WRAP Gift Gift Certificate Open Evenings , Certificates 'Til Christmas DEC. 17 1hru 23 FREE PARKING IN THE REAR FOR RO-JAY CUSTOMERS Lunch Honors Bride-Elect Bellamy t DAYTIME & EVENING DRESSES Sizes 3 to 15 1 I 121 ;tO 241 2 -..-. . lfln'rs Cliii, C:t&' BL,nth i'teU ado :re , . - county Marqui$..shap,d Opal, 4 diamonds, He knows you can find best brand name shoes here. is Matching Sets '-- KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE 208E.FIRSTST. SANFORD 322-0204 .- - I - J. enjoy. w high, live free and dive deep. World With the season of giving and sharthg upon us, e left W • COMPLETE LINE OF RATTAN I. L)idEIlonU peflLlafltS match the gleam in her eye and glow in her heart. a Seagult, I diamond, 14 karat gold, $50 , WORLD the strictures of society. CHRISTMAS TIME FOR THE MAN AROUND THE HOUSE: ROLEX • - - --..--- f'l(,('fI()1j f 1"im' Jeu'elrv, Lt'utIu'r -: ru' ()i/u'r !U'nis From .1 round 1/u' Florida. - - KaAm The March-of -Dimes has been soliciting contributiorts for years in an effort to sup port projects aimed at preventing bi rth defects. "The March-of-Dimes .funds numerous research programs," said Mrs. Warren, "aim in g for the day w he n all children can be bo rn free f rom the threat of birth defects. They also support special maternal-infant health care, genetic services, public and professional health education and community services." Thnrn*,. f Also attending the gala family celebration will be granddaughters Marcia Kirkland, a teacher at Robe rt E. Lee High School, W in ter Park, and Beth Kirkland, a student at University of •. husband and provider, lie has ROBBED FROM only one fault, w hich really THE CRADLE irri tates me. He s ur ely must DEAR ROBBED: Don't tell take vitamin "I," because him he's too"old" for you..... tell that', his favorite word. him y ou're too "young" for When he talks a bout a trip we him. Or tell bins that he t oo k toget he r, he says, "When I reminds you of your fat he r. And went to Yosemite," or he 'll say, if that doesn't work, make it "I have a grandson," or "I own your grandfa th er. a some land." He tal ks as though he doesn't have a wife. I may as or Abby's booklet, "How t Have well be dead . It makes me feel a Lovely Wedding," sand $1 to SO smal l and insignificant. It's Abigail Van Bur.n, 115 Lasky O r . Beverly Hills, Calif. COIlS. Please terribly humiliating. •flclott a long, sCIl- addressed. Is it wro ng to f ee l hurt a bo ut ttampad (3 Oc) envelope 11....... E.......t..I L________ P.(r nnil Mrv 'T i' ' ' j3 _._.__.I_,_ ' .....l ..- dilU 1LdIV tVVFU, tiel SISIt'F, Kyle 01 the Sanford Jaycees S I?i' Association (nr Ilp( nrnln'l I'h ild,-,,,. I llouse programs: Litt e 'ol ",'a'l Olympics and The XXchange. ______ - %IIKC ('mint,.' just .L and ... help set up a ('hristmas tree donated by their Karen, and Joe's mother, all of organization to Th e XXchange, 207 S. Magnolia Miami. Arriving with Joan Ave., Sanford. Betty ('oale of The XXchange, (Kirkland) and Ted Thames placing an angel on (op of the tree, explained that will be eir sons, Robin and th more donations are needed to support the Seminole Christopher, and Ted's parents, - - 11-ARGARE T MEAD .juc ,iiiitii, it'it JAYCEES GIVE - -. - ' . t 15! When old lady Griffin went DEAR "AUSTIN:" Now, in asking me out. I'm only 18, but I t hr ough her mail one morning, addition, if you could arrange to can subtract he's 37 years Joe DiMagglo, veteran New she discovered a letter from her watch you rs elves EAT, you older than me! Baby Whoopers? He'll never do that again! York Yankee outfielder, There was a dispute between son which had been mailed 48 might have it made. (P.S. And Fifty-five is not over the hill, Movie actor Franchot Tone decided to quit baseball. After two states when Louisiana years before. Postal workers should you decide to COOK In but then again, it's a little more pleaded guilty to a charge of 13 years with the club, he said wanted the whoo ping crane it said they noticed it beca use of the nude, do wear an apron than adolescence. How, Abby, battery. Florabel Muir, a movie he wo uld always remem be r the loan ed Texas back. Texas said the old-f ashion ed stamp and the while frying bacon.) do I make him understand columnist said he s pa t on her. loyalty of th e fans and it was for "Crip" was the mate of their question nobody could answer DEAR ABBY: My problem without making him feel So before a courtroom of 70 this reason that baseball added bird "Jo," and that it would be was; Where had it been all this may seem small to some, but to rejected? I'd like to be friends. people, he apologized to her. It so much to his life, breaking up a family to t im e' me It's very importan t. My but as a lover, I didn't end th ere however, he can't separate them. There was only husband and I have been handle the Idea! Rem was given a suspe nded 45 day embe r, Don't neglect to take out your 28 whooping And tha t's the way It was 25 married over 30 years, d urin g Abby, he is the kind of man yo7 es known to Jail sentence, placed on wife just because she isn't as exist and naturalists____________________ fear ed the years ago this week! w hi ch time he has been a good don't wan t to h ur t. - * crazy, but I promise it works if nice ones. But this 56-year-old part which required him to treaty of "perpetual pe You think you have problems done in earnest. m an who is very nice, very kind wea r a crew-cut toupee (no frien dshi p" at Ankara. ace and years, she testified that he hadn't taken her out to dinner with the mail... "AUSTIN" and very successf ul, kee ps haircut for him). cran Ant hr opologist Margaret footsoldiers of modern Mead, who just ed 75, has feminism" was how one writer been selected as one of descri bed Dr. Mead. Brought America's most Influential up to believe that women sho uld women by a World Almanac have a profession, she pursued survey, her career wi thout concern that "A general among the her sex might hinder her progress. She was born in 1901 into a highly intellectual Philadelphia f amil y; her fat he r was a professor-economist, her mother a sociologist. In 19V, she wrote a scholarly st udy of the sexual mores of Young Polynesians on the Island of Samoa that became im'-tf mensely popular. Since then, she has studied seven cult ures and written 17 books. A woman of formidable energy, she is forever on the move, lecturing, writing, de ba ting on current issues, always particularly interested - - - In the world of sporu.. on(e in en see our pet A bicycle, a trai n set, a ra ce car like Billy's and-oh yeah! I've been good all year !' Christmas dreams and loss ________________________ discrimination. • • • I I I I . did Mitchell Couple Married 60 Years Since Helen Atherton of Hacienda Village was first By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN nominated for this award several years ago, she has experienced the DEAR ABBY: I and several of her husband, Wi llard, u pon an idea o ther frien ds have problems. Despite the for losing weight, as far out as It In her personal life, Helen ll may We pul l ot.r shades finds time to lend support to any down, loc k the d oo rs and then cle an who ask. in the NUDE. One of her We noticed overweight projects is sunnlv1n di ihi NOT tend iii in at rr---- o homehiikl b"" to members of the Pollee and themselves in mirrors as much Fire Departments in the city, as more slender women. Well, this' Don't suggest that I talk to The personnel love to hear that in cleaning ho use (which is my h us band. I have, and it's "Helen is aro un d." She is a joy itself exercise) we force o ur - done no good. and brings happiness wherever selves to look at our bodies. Our HURT she goes. one isa good neighbor only r ul e is, try to keep the DEAR HURT: Your to the whole city! stomach muscles pulled In husband's overdose of vitamin w hi le cleaning. It's hard at "I" has probably become ad first. But actually seeing the dictive by now, but If he's a muscles tightened helps one to good man, he'll make a co keep them taut after the body Is scious effort to avoid hurting clothed, you. Remind him that vi ta min Most of us ha ve mirrors In "WE" is good for mar riage, pretty as she used to be. birds would become extinct every room. As we go from and ask him to leave vitamin Mrs. Amelia Petrone of un less some baby whoopers roo m to cleaning, we "I" on th e shelf for a while. Cleveland, got a divorce from came along, can 't help but co me face to face DEAR ABBY: I ha te to hurt her husband on the gro unds of with ourselves. This may sound people's feelings, es pecially sti basis. Just Diet lip Revealed: Clean House Nude..~ and - known as Frontiero v. Richardson, four justices discrimination bacd on race or national o ri gin. If a majority of th e court had agreed, stats or private employers making distinctions based on sex would have to prove some "compelling Interest" in doing so. The burden of proof would not be on those charging discrimination but on those being charged. Because the court not agree, a state or company charged with discriminating against hiacks must prove It is Innocent, but no such obligation is attached to a charge of sex "The court won't reach outside of the framework of each individual case," said Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a leading women's rights attorney. 'There have been no broad assumptions fin women's rights cases) that characterized past court declsin.s I lltfcinf Frr Ch. . .is frnric . ._. In a 1973 case, wanted the court to take such a step and declare that sex opportunities and Beginning in 1971, when it ruled that states cannot give a legal - - pay surprise - dealing with racial discrimination." has court's rom the school, that title _________________________________________________________ GOOD NEIGHBOR OF THE WEEK.. HELEN AmER. preference to men applying to become administrators of wills just beca us e they ar men, the court has applied a "rational reason" test on a case-by-case basis Under t his test, a state must have such a reason to differentiate between men and women, the court's majority said then. Lack of that reason violates the 14th Amendment's eq ua l protection cla use. That rationale been used to uphold a woman's right to equal for equal work and equal in ed ucation business but only on a case-by-case Rehnquist said an employer whose disability programs exeluded pregnancy benefits did not set pregnant women apart from men but, Instead, from nonpregnant workers, in cludin g AIL ______ pictures, and acknowledged that "it is true that only women can become pregnant," but he went on to say that discrimination based on pregnancy is not sex discrimination. - L and Ri*g h ts UI arias. the Florida Symphony will perform Rossini's " a Moffo has audiences 'Patchwork' Approach Court Lacks Philosophy On Women's Anna Moffo, described by magazine as 'the last "Opera" magazine of the real prima donna.,," will the focal point of the third in the Florida Svmnhnnv cerI t Jan. 6, 1977, at 8 p.m. at the Tupperware Auditorium, Kissimmee. in addition to Ms. Mofs same and pts Sunday, Dec. 19,1976--3C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. of Slips, Bras and Panties 'Panty l4ip SLEEPWE V4$r3 - �4C—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Dec. 19, 1976 ACROSS BLON DIE 11 IS TA BI G '06BLE 'j -4Ow CAN YOU TELL OR A LTLE WO8BLE7" )I THE O1FFEENCE? WAITER, TS TABLE) HAS A8BLE)—' NT Answer to Previous Puzzle 58 Departs Chic Young YOUR SCIP SPLASHES IN YOUR LA9T4AT'S A BIG )Th I Look sullen 5 U 8 Rain hard E L 5 I Loo 0881_E ! 1 U T E MA N I ks \.1 T A 1± 1 T RE 3 DOWN i 1i 7 x OF N E D - 14 Light tan 15 English prep school E weight 5 Porch 16 Over (poetic) 6 Addict 17 Scheme 8 Zest 18 Food for A L T Itil I p j A U a 19 Wins 21 Undivided 22 Cuts 24 Place 26 World 23 Cuts t y BEETLE BAILEY Mort W.lI CP~AY I'LL EXCEPT FO TAE WHOLE A jAA f A deity TO YOU EMPTY., I 32 Resort 33 Sweet liqueur 35 Mansards extension 1 4 —r 1bp 38 Sound 39 Mideast mountains 41 tout 42 Duo 46 New Deal project (abbr) 47 City in THE 3ORN LOSER by T UT 1 (CO A Art Sonsom 1C) £w..ci.Yt HA' FMOARMR 5 Norway 49 Prosecute 50 Clay and sand mixture 51 Mulligan 52 Wayside hotel 53 Impel 54 Existence (1st) 55 Fast aircraft (abbr) 0 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Staunch faith in yourself and your ideals encourages others Thii person is equally scORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) to trust you as well. The Be alert today for way to add to future 19 Honorable example you set today Is a good your resources. Something profitable is in the offing P15i one. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) could surface at this titne. SAGITTARIUS t Nov. 23-Dec. Be tentler and uenerfus with 10 Third largest 27 Perfora tion 43 Foreign office 28 Proboscis branch (abbf planet 33 Seashores 44 Plays on I I Signs of 34 Guns words 45 E3ster 38 The bull (2 25 Eight tons% preparatory season 48 Be in debt 50 Pull 40 Calls 0 am OWN am umi UI. IN BEEN gil II UMEMN OEM ilUl Hummm g.Now 9u.ii• J.l Ull .11 U.l• l.i. go No ME UUUUI Ull julUgo Jill BONN Ull Jill Jul. gil u•___ •• ______________________________________________________ WIN AT BRIDGE It' (ISV. U I) md J \II S I U f. - eee,,ee 3: > r one you love today and you will 21) Your chances for success receive far more than you give look very promising today, rovided Think "togetherness." hand in matters. Don't leave GEMINI (May 21-June 20 p Let your mate have the last things to others. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. word in decisions today. His ideas are apt to be more 19) Stay in the background today. Guide with suggestions mutually advantageous, CANCER (June 21-July 22) rather than demands. KIlU To appreciate today to Its words will evoke the response fullest, do something both you seek. AQUARIUS tJan. 20-Feb. 19) creative and constructive. You be happy if your hands Someone who never thought too won't be much of you will alter his views and mind are idle. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're after watching your winning entitled to a day of fun and ways in action today. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) relaxation. Shelve anything that reminds you of the You have more than a slight edge over one who wouhi workaday world, and just compete against you toda? and enjoy yourself, VIRGO (Aug.23-Sept.22)It's Keep this in mind if you're a good day to entertain at home challenged. YOUR BIRTHDAY persons who can be helpful to Dec. 19, 1976 you in your career. Bonds will be strengthened in friendly An active and promising year surroundings. LUIRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) is in store for you. Many fresh Don't be hesitant to pop in on interests will be awakened. A someone you're very fond of but host of new people will enter haven't seen much of lat&l your life * ___________ . 1' •.. ' .; . •.. lead a fourth club to allow South to ruff in dummy while discarding a spade from his hand, or ead a spade eqj0 EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider &)! 1 ' JJ! c*i (ii.GO - s I '. FOR GREAT M K5 AJC) VKE VR546 c*)R CU510 VERY FAXY f',',. we A Massachusetts reader Today ' s hand decided team )f four match. At both tables wants to know what is meant East won the first trick with by the term 'Deep-sea the queen of clubs and shifted tine.' A deep-sea finesse is one to the queen of diamonds. One South decided on a taken against more than two straight forward lin: of play. cards. Thus with A Q 9 oplie started by losiny the trump posite x x x you finesse the finesse. Later on he lost the nine. Once in a while you find spade finesse and finally had that you have picked the jackto concede a diamond trick in ten. If you haven't you still the cool of the evening to go can ta ke the simple finesse ilA BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl VHAT HAPPENED T'THAT NG,-'.\5KETd FRUIT HIVA, ELMER!J WHAT'S NEW9 1k urn 's1 ack. which e did not want to do either. lie did that anyway, whereupon it was a simple matter for South to take a rutling finesse against East's king of spades. lie was but 1 he a had been ingenious. His play would have failed i( East held a second diamond and he would really have looked silly if West had held either major suit king. MOST OF IT YESTEF,DAY, AND I YOU ATE I'LL DP,-P IN ON VA CAVE THE WEST TO MY FAVtYJ)TE GET THAT down one. Th e oth er South decided on a far more complicated line of play that was based on his feeling that East held the king of hearts. At trick three he ruffed a 16" - - ______ u .. ' . , • r — La __________________________ -. —..... 4— - w Lim #A o E o 0 t) . d. L. .2 .E , - ., -° - . 1A 0 0 t4 •E '- X ________________________________ Sn ' .2 .. E o CL o o t 4A E 0 0 _ 6 - 0 ,, 0) E E - o -,, r 11A ty) o , 0 0 , a .2 . .. E . — - ' 0 -. - 01 -' 'L.•\ L. -.-1 L.. iI - Lo envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions will be used inthis column and will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN) , (/- r(1' V 2-I 0 PRISCILLA'S POP LEAVING HOPELESS! SEEK & FIND '- - I COME BACK. CARLYLE.' rM SORRY ABOUT IIr7' WELL SIT INTHE j 4 [MlEvLEcc THE FLOOR! LA L E • THE MISTLETcE.' .- .-. ;. by Bob Thoves WOW, Ei •0 ' V - Q) ___ C ___ ____ "V.. . . - ,,.' -. .. . - -. 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Go all out seriously are bold and to devise ways to get them into imaginative today. Yet you action quickly. SCORPIO (Oct 24Nov. 22) know how to have fun ev en Today, there's no reason when tackling a job. TAURUS (April 20-Mary 20) can't fatten your bank account. Don't fear failure If you're Don't be selfish, but look out for involved in a project larger No. 1. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. than you customarily handle. You're sharp businesswise, 21) Onc e again today your leadership qualities are much especial in joint ventures, especially GEMINI ( May 2l-June2O)An ln evidence. You may soar off in excellent day to enter into new directions. Others will agreements or form new gladly follow. CAPRICORN iDec. 22-Jan. alliances. Your aspects are such that they'll be beneficial 19) An old problem Is lessenin I and lasting. -. - . its hold on you. The change wil xx 11 -11111.r,1% -11111.r,1%IJWIC hiJUiy Lj) L1JIIiV dUOUL xUWi), (JuL IL UI Conditions affecting your work your favor. or career are moving into very AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) favorable areas. Chances are Rubbing elbows at holiday you'll enjoy a better rapport parties may lead to some very with one in authority, valuable future contacts. Enjoy LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) yourself. Keep your eyes open. Enterprises in an embryonic PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A stage that you are asked to surge of ambition Is yours organize have good vibes, if you today. You'll reach out to? can do things the way you think something you once felt beyond best. your grasp. It isn't, if you're VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If bold enough to try for It. the Jacobys" care of this newspaper. The Jacobys will played ace and one trump. East was on lead with the king and led a high club whereupon my's last diamond ARIES (March 21-April 19) Bright ideas today should not be Z C) . .. 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IT IN 21 r ______ / Q i: m n ________ ______ - Secreta ry PIAINS, Ga. (AP) — 11riesident-elect Carter toda) named his first woman Cabinet member. educator Juanita Kreps to ___________________ be secretary of commerce, and appotntedan Atlanta lawyer to DAYS P-i z Commerce 106 • 4 be attorney general and a Min-congressman as secretary of agriculture. Ile said he is actively recruit- -- in 4 IT - 7 W "very large numbers of , - blacks and other rni- / in sub-Cabinet positions, and predicted that this will provide rn lJ •- r ). ______________ - . pi 'T 11 ,+3 X~l -Z r e, ff, A t. rn :5: a. ?7;;- ' ' ' r V4 93 % Ir r WHAT'S Only the debris of what once wasabuilding at 301, 303 and 307 Sanford Ave., remains to be advLser Charles Kirbo. J - - reat attorney general."Cr 2, is a law partner of I nA At a nationally broadcast news conference, Carter pre- g - ill j7, • . - —Griffin Bell, Atlanta la%vyer, former federal appeals court judge, for attorney generill. Carter said Bell will be- "a > _ - 77 a pool of talent to serve at the top appointi ve levels of future —Dr. Kreps, an economist and vice president of Duke University, for secretary of com merce. tie said her credenti.,Is are "absolutely superb.' 73 Q ,rn .sprr - i a farmer who has served in the LEFT cleaned up from the demolition of the structure condemned by the City of Sanford. r JAW 4W tary of agriculture. Bcrgland is contractor John Blount is Jan. 1, according to the city building department. Joe Moss is owner of the property. a political ally of Vice President-elect Walter F. Mondale. Convicted Of Bombing, Freed t - Police - • I 111111ADEIIIIIIA (AP) — "I didn't do it," Robert •> rI Photo b Rick Wells) — - N - C5 a -, LA - 05. t j '- 2 a __________ I — _____________ F B _________ •1 03 0 _ 0. El can ' _________ L; Cf) — F M:0 I' li ve C) 1E - ID I with her, .__I ° r, tpp ri f- ." ( 0 S 0 L . 0 5. °.' .t 9 F • get rid M _____________ B = - _________ • C/i o,£ h er ' 177'1 FA . . • to ~ r_ co Cr -10 S > ::r ' ) 1__~ E 2- 8 b c > he was 1! ) lb !P eb Wilkinson said when he was a rr es te d on cha rges of throwing a firebomb that killed five people. He spent 439 da ys jail before authorities authores believed him. Th district attorney's office said Wilkinson, V. who was convicted last APU. probab ly would be care charges if witnesses scheduled to appear at a hearing today support his claim of innocence. "God has been very good to mc," says Frank Battle of San- Rattle, but I sure have lots of friends who come to see me." Rattle's hearing problem could be bo mb that killed a Puerto Rican woman and four children. ford explaining how he has managed to live almost 106 years. treated with a hearing aid, but local agencies have so far been fidavit t ha t says he lied when he tes tiled that he saw Ilis voice is deeply pleasant, slightly halting. His knotty black unable to obtain one for him. After Battle's first wife died he hands tremble slightly, but his feelings about life and Sanford since the softspoken Cennie remarried It is only 20 ear became his wife. "My father was a wise man." says Battle. "Ile alm-ays told tile never to fight, never to hit niv wife. Ile said 'if you can * t live Frank Battle believes in hard work, lie had married in Georgia, coming to Florida. Soon his with her get rid of her!' lie was right, too. Battle isn't particularly concerned about being so old, nor is efforts resulted in being able to buy the property where he still lives on 13th Street. "We had a two-story house on lie troubled bv fear of death, "When it's time for you to go, tile good Lord will take you," lie says. 'rhen he smiles and add- this property, too," he recalls. The second and remaining house s,"and it's a whole, beautiful new life after that." Battle will be 106 oil Jan. 10, is a small wooden structure whose front porch is generally filled with right...' 2!: :3 -' 0 to chat. I don t hear so good, says "I love this place," he said. "I came here in 1933, didn't have any money an(] got a job clearing larld. The job prosper ed because =r 0 friends stopping by llerak1%rster I . . M, Jrn MMtYLIN liPTON OU - _n en rx , . r. ~~ P :,v R: ii _________ .1 - • - ____ s.Z' rn 0 a- CA 0 (1) c — . - N 011111111 7. 0 o. ' W6 , u!dn I t i3e " It eve one f is David McGInn, 19, who told a federal judge last Wednesday that it was be who tbrewthe Another Is Nelson Garcia, who has submitted an Wilkinson throw the firebomb.' On Oct. 5, 1975, Ahen police picked him up, Wilklason told them he was on his way home from celebrating his first wedding anniversary when he saw the fire at the home of Radames Santiago. lie said he turned In alarm. Wilkinson, who is mildly re ta rded, called his mother from the police station. think I've kifled live people," he told ber. "I the fire After nine hours of Interrogation, he signed a con lession. The police "made up most of th e story," Wilki nson said In a recent Interview. "But it got so that 1 would say - whatever came to my m in d ing any th t)(aS(' th,t's ht they wanted to hear." Him Ile said a police detective slapped him across the cheek and shouted, "U you don't frli as th e truth, you'll never and baby aga" Wilkinson, a car radiator repairman, iledInlieu o1r0,oball.t April, he was conv,cted oImur. His confession and Garcia's testimony were among the see your we ja Th e Philadelphia Inquirer Investigated the case and reported that at least seven other personsapparently were beaten, threatened or otherwise coerced by police Into making false statements. When McGinnis confessed. Wilkinson's ball was reduced from r_54,000 to $5,000, and he was set free Last Thursday. Today Around The Clock dge Calendar 4-A Iforoscope 4-B Hospital S-A Obituaries 4-B Comics Crossword Editorial Dear .bby 4-B Sports 4-B Television 4- A Weather i-il Women IG-11-A 2-B S-A &A ~rt 1. 17 c -7 JW41L QQ CD Cr L; Er - Porch at 1200-13th St. is frequent meeting place for Frank Battle and friends. It X =Cn M on MMU) dav when [tattle %ii,as not feeling viiell. 40 law_ 0. M vs 0 21 'I .' 71 00 . 00 t! 2 ----- FOR THOSE - WHO NEED --------------I - __ South Seminole Ja cees work as Santa Claus at Altamonte Mail preparing toys for neeth children and families. They passed them out door-t o-d oor Sunday . (From left, Ron Schwab and son, Ronnie; Jaycee Tom Reading, and helper Willie Brown.) � 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 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 19, 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/e0fe0c515f41375f5984dab8c78ba525.pdf c5ae44ab129a42a12a53b73941502e11 PDF Text Text 106— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. id, 1976 61 Fveningflemld 69th Year, No. 102—Friday, December r a \bV £51111 11, Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents 1976 U - 4..ake/and Woman Stricken J_ L Allillippimilm4~ ' all SANFORD & CASSELBERRY OPEN & Yes, folks, both our stores \ / (U w - ill be open tomorrow night - folksS wh0 -" • ju st can mak e it gI . $ We'll be here with the kinds of .,* . • ,.. , - . I I - . M + .— Compare at for. developing symptoms of Guillain.Bare accents. syndrome. Officials are Investigating to d tennine If there is link between numerous reports of the malady and the vaccination program. Usually not fatal, the illness may cause temporary paralysis. OfhciasdtifJttIt as Judy Roberts, 36. They said she was in serious condition at Lakeland General Hospital. Pick your decor with these fine cedar chests. All operation...We just ask ,• ,, and decide for yourself. REG. 99.95 Contemporary j wlvei IocKer 9 % Federal officials suspeAded the program Thursday to investigate reports that some vaccinated persons have developed GuillainBarre syndrome, a disease affecting the nervousst They stressed that there was no proven association between the swine flu vaccine and the disease. but that the program suspension was "prudent," until the possibility of such a link was checked out. Were pleased with this decision to shut down," Barks said. "I think it's the only move they could have made." Federal health officials indicated that this Li the second suspension of the program in two months. Shaken publlccenfidencein the vaccine and the fact that restarting the prograin might 5995 Reg. $69.95 I., % HIDEAWAY TRADITIONAL REGULAR SIZE i \ \ Meanwhile, in Seminole County, Dr. Orville director of the count) health depart aid today the flu vaccine should be stockpiled. Ith1nkwhattheyUdoishaeuskeepthe vaccine on a stand-by basis in case there is _') SAVE $10.00 COMPARE AT 119.95 \ I — $129.95 Block biscuit tuftedmback 444" reversib cushion. Walnut finish base. Choice of colors. I 5 in select hardwood veneers. Some are all genuine red cedar our stock it. I • We're not a ''Gimmic" / striking id $7600 — ." I I • SofanSleeper " j Straight fective Immunization cloud the program's fUtifl'C, according to Dr.- Theodore cooper of the Department of Health, Education & Welfare. "It will be very difficialt to convince the arms attached back reversible seat We have confidence in H L_t an we you ll -: • \ \ \ Contemporary Style too! L- . ; "h L .- '1: - si • COM PARE ' ' Super Queen Size Sleeper —________________ - -- . . 2S" Console Color GT.McMc TV 100 % SOLID STATE 'II 95 95 , I 1 4 iii - •. /' • Component Stereo With Built- / ' ..\ . , A, '1 ____________ _____ In 8 Track FM AM/FM Stereo I . 4% \. _______ i i invest gat on suspension of the program resulted from reported 91 cases olGuillain-Barresyndromein 14 states. Barks described the ress of the discaSe as follows: "First there is a mild respiratory infection with fever. This lasts a few days, then the patient recovers days later the patient develops some weakness in the lower part of the body extending gradually upwards The weakness may go as far as the arms. Occasionally there Is paralysis merely of the face or arms, but this is rarer." . MA ...-.- ______ ,, "S.•% Ilk . 1 qje W 4" The disease as it is now being investigated in relation to the swine flu vaccine behaves somewhat differently. "When we knew this the vaccine, people normally disease recovered. They y spent a month in bed, but they did generally recover." 1. it Ile gestation period for the disease remains at about 21 days. Barks suggests that people who have had the vaccine and feel they may be ill should contact their physician, explain the situation and make an appointment as usual. "The cases which have been reported, he said, "have experienced some paralysis withthone to three weeks of receiving the vaccination." Between 11,000 and 12,0DO Seminole Coun residents swine c Barks said. Since President Ford Initiated the $135million swine nu progrm Isso slMing, it has been dogged with problems. A White House spokesman said Ford "concurred in the decision" about the latest suspension. "71 V_ ' -1- t i (Herald SANTA ARRIVES WITH GOODIES Phone by 1PM Vincent) Children attending Kravola Kollege, a n ursery at 108 S. Elm •n in Sanford, '%ere treated to an eariv visit from Santa re' cently. Delighted tots gave warm greeting to Jolly Old Elf, who was provided by XI Epsilon Sigma chapter, Beta Sigma 11hi. State's Crown, Gains A where we'd have been." Where the Seminoles are, despite an unblemished 10-0 field ledger during the past campaign, is sitting on the sidelines while Tallahassee Godby battles Miami Carol City for state AAAA laurels. The competition gets pretty stiff in the late rounds of the playoff so Godby gouged a well-balanced, 4ispired Merrill, Island club. 21.0, to make the finals while Carol City was thrashing out a 76 decision over rugged Tampa Plant. ft's rough up there near the top. So it would have been no disgrace for Seminole to be eliminated from the competition. But the Braves weren't eliminated. They were disqualified. The 10.0 record was changed officially to 8-2 and the Sanford school's first playoff berth in history went sailing out the window because afourtstrthg wideout was ineligible. And Posey put him in near the finish of Seminole's final two regular-season romps, 35-7over.Daytona Beach Seabreeze and 41-19 over Lake Brantley. So when it was discovered that the young man had in fact flunked two subjects, Seminole was out. They were replaced by Gainesville, who promptly lost to Winter Park, 13-0 in the opening round The local squad took Gainesille's slot in the meaningless Florida Bowl and squeaked past Largo, 13-12. Could Seminole really have done something against the state's gridiron biggies? "I don't know," Posey said, trying to examine what - might A Citys 'Thanks' have-b'nobjectiveIy.'Iththkwe'dhavehadarealgoodchance Then came a Final insight into Jerry Posy the n. to win some of them. We were really looking forward to playing They asked Brave boss to name the eight Seminole players Winter Park." who made the all-Five Star Conference team. The eight players But everybody knows what Posey did, along with Seminole who never went against Winter Park or Merritt Island because of Pruicipal Pon Reynolds. When they discovered the ineligibility judgmental and clerical faux pas. The eight players — along nightmare four days before the Tribe was to duel Winter Park, with the other squad members and Posey himself suffered Posey and Reynolds turned themselves in. through an experience wWch could produce anger and bitterness. "Living your life with value on principles is more Important "Well, I'll try to," Posey said. "I went to introduce the boys at than winning," Moore declared while lauding Posey for his record an assembly the other day and Ileft one of them sitting up there. off the field as well as on. That seems tobemy life story this year _ leaving somebody off of something." Reynolds pointed out the manner in which Posey has transformed a chaotic athletic department atmosphere into one of cooperation and success. "Anybody who can be a leader of men, as well as students, should be complimented," Reynolds said. "Jerry Posey's" the type of individual in education who makes us all proud." Scininok County School Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer said, '1 just want to thank Jerry for making Don (Reynolds) look good 4-A Dr. Lamb Around The Clock 6-B and thank Dun for niaking me look good. Layer grudgingly Bridge 61- 11 Horoscope 6-B added that Posey was "the best coach Seminole High's had since Calendar S-A Hospital 8-A Bud Layer left there Church 3-B Obituaries S-A Additional accolades were passed out by Sanford City Com- Comics 6-B Sporu 6-7-A 6-B Television misslont'r Gordon Meyer, Seminole Sheriff John Polk and Greater Crossword 4-B Sanford Chamber of Commerce representatives Jack homer and Editorial 4-A Weather S-A John Carli among others. Dear Abby I-B Women I-B - Today Radio & Deluxe Phonograph remsvssg s I • " Me MRS) • - ,,. sovec IS mi"N flow W. stili"I btII Auti. defrost CVCI.. Rolary • - • SYLVANIA .t's c.fli. . 31S Sq. Inch Viewing Screen -J i SHARP I ' • SYLVANIA I 1 $429. . (04145) assistant secretary for But this morning the U.S. Center for Disease Control in Atlanta mentioned several thousand cases annually. 'However," Barks added, "It was not made clear whether this represented the cases within this country or worldwide." The Florida AAAA high school football championship will be played tonight at Bryant Stadiwn in Lakeland, and Sanford's Seminoles won't he there. But a group of city and county dignitaries treated Seminole Coach Jerry Posey 1hursday as If he had already captured the state crown. "Gee, I don't know what to say, except that I'm just overwhelnied," Posey said after receiving the key to the city from Sanford Mayor Lee Moore, along with a pile of other "tokens of appreciation." "It'snotjustme," Poseysaid. "I'vehadquiteabitofhelpalong the way. But I sure do appreciate it." Among those mentioned as 'helpers" in producing Seminole's 20-2 grid record over the past two seasons was Posey's wife Martha, who also attended the fete. "It's a lonely life being a coach's wife I think you all know that," Mr& Posey said. "But with my three little children and all my friends, it does help." Torn Hunt president of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, pinned a corsage on Mrs. Posey's dress without drawing a drop of blood. Posey also directed heavy praise toward his coaching staff. "If it wasn't for them," the Warrior chief said, "I don't know Early American stynng with attached pillow " thick cushions. "" mattress. Wood trim 'a'rm patchwork quilt cover . Cooper, Barks said that he had been under the i:nthat the paralytic di occurred in this country only about 20 times ByKRISNASH IlergldSt.affyjriter . \ He M is s es $ ' public," said TA COMPARE AT '259"s jv Attached button channel back Front II casters. 6" thick T-cushions. 4" thick foam mattress. 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Friday 9 to 1, ..-. • ...Or maybe like this... It's Like This... b L — (Herald ...Mmm ... •.. Oh, forget if 0 . . Seminole C. S • Fr ends i PItiIe by Nick Wills) �2A—.Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 17, 1976 Evening Wo r.Ur Lt: Governor Needs $$$ To Pay For Inaugural CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) Multimillionaire Jay Rockefeller may have to go with outstretchej palms to the legislature with a special $80,000 request to cover his inauguration expenses. Rockefeller is to be inaugurated Jan. 17 as West Virginia's 29th governor. The legislature had appropriat ed $100,000 for the swearing-in and to cover publication of numerous speeches and pa pe rs from Go'. Arch A. Moore Jr.'s eight-year administration. But Tom Craig, Moore's transition aide, informed Rockefeller aides that publication of papers from Moore's term was taking all the money. - Pat Nixon 'Most Admired NEW YORK (AP) Former first lady Pat Nixon is Good Housekeeping magazine's 1976 selection as "the most admired woman in the world." "Mrs. Nixon recapt ured the title from last year's winner, Betty Ford, in an apparent sympathetic reaction to Pat's stroke last July that reade rs seemed to relate to the strain of her troubles following the resignation of her h us band from the presidency," the magazine said. - Kissinger The 'Globetrotter' NEW YORK ( AP) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger not only has public survey approval for his conduct in office he's become an honorary, nonplaying member of the harlem Globetrotters. In his letter of acceptance for an honorary spot on the Globetrotters basketball team, Kissinger said he was not much on the fast break, "but I'm strong on defense.... My only worry is how I wi ll look in short pants." - - Sentimental Dance Journey AMERICUS, Ga. (AP) Rôsalynri Carter's trip around the dance fl oo r inauguration night will be a sentimental journey, her dress designer says. Despite criticism from the fashion industry, she will wear th e blue chiffon and taffeta gown she wore in 1970 when her h us band, Presidentelect Carter, was inaugurat ed as Georgia governor. men Over 15% Oil Price Hike DOIIA, Qatar (AP) Saudi Arabia broke wi th the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries today and ref used to go along with a 15 per cent price increase decreed by 11 of the 13 members. The Saudis said they would in. crease th eir production, already OPEC's largest, to hold the price rise to 5 per cent. Th e United Arab Emirates, fifth largest prod ucer in the cartel, joined Saudi Arabia in th e rebellion. Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani, the Saudi oil minister, told reporters, "We ex pect the West to show a sign of appreciation" in its po licies toward the Arablsraeli conflict and the NorthSouth economic conference be twee n the industrialized and underdeveloped nations. — 'Shots' Continuation Asked 111111111111 I OTTAWA (AP) Canadian health minister Marc Lalonde has asked the provinces to continue swine flu•imm un izations of high-risk groups despite a decision by theUnited States to halt its program. Th e United States stopped all such flu shots Th ursday because of a possible connection wi th temporary paralysis. Lalonde advocated imm un izing high-risk groups such as the old and the chronically ill. But he recommended vaccination of pe rsons aged 20 to 50 to be stopped un til th e situation in the Unit ed States has been clarified. — QUEBEC (AP) Quebec Premier Rene Levesque has told the provincial legislat ur e independence for the province may be four years away. Levesque said Th ursday no date had been set for a referendum. - , Friday. December I?. 1976—Vol. 69, No, 102 Pip,n. oDaly usa ii,ndi, B, r. ' "rd Hrid $' C l.II Pcsta;1 Pd it Sut,,rd, 1 nd(fs,pmis Di, I' 041 Frp ' 4 S.jnf: I • $anfort '.',i • t I Flo',da 12711 AA,' ,,. 5*, NIIANII (All) — "We trying to take off from Miami International Airport with 21.5 tons of cows . Dickman and his two crewmen were injured, one seriously and trapped for six hours, when the four-engine Convair 880 plowed into a water-filled ditch at the end of a runway, winding up nose-down against the far bank. The crash, 200 yards short of a major street, killed all 37 of the Holstein dairy cows. They were being taken to Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic, Seminole Hospital Board Leery. 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Gift her with a corsage to complement her outfit. Truck, Cigarettes Sought department which ' 4)S 6 .I%*,. G4Wg -- ' ________ .. .. Retired Gen. ORLANDO (All) William C. Westmoreland says he agrees with it Congressional report suggesting that servicemen listed as missing in action should be considered dead. "I think we can now presume that they're all dead," said retired Gen. William C. Westmoreland Thursday about the special house committee report released Wednesday. I'm go out of for me General Backs MIA Report hiking to I) enough after he was dead. Robison said. , Board 's Architect Ruling Sparks Dissent rxeII.rrv 'Vindication parents of the young victim, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gatlin, wanted to view the animal ' ' In closing arguments to the jury, Assistant State Atty. Charles Gordon charged that Bennett was "hiding behind his badge" to cover up sexual activities. Defense attorney Newman Brock said Bennett, a burglary detective, "got onto something so big that he had to get down in BE SN ETT: (log, 11.11. i)rawdy and his son Barry, and the and newborn may have a detect from Sr Istnin a ,aa,,u1 - to hospitals 1,,h Christensen has re peat edly denied going to any such party. Florida law making controlled substance delivery illegal EIARTOW (AP) A 75-pound mongrel dog that killed a 4-year-old boy earlier this month has been destroyed at the Polk County pound. Joe Robison, acting director of the pound, said the 7-year-old cur hunting dog was put to sleep Thursday separately from other dogs due for death. This was (lone because the owners of the 23 intensive care. nrnxtit,,tinn cfpmrninci (r,n, . Killer Dog Put To Death to as of the oI 41 of 14 agree things in south Seminole." Jones said "the focus of the investigation was Mayor Christensen and Chief Karcher and their connection, if any, with the Club Juana." Jones said he's on vacation now and has submitted his resignation effective Jan. 1 from the Seminole Sheriffs Department so he can go to work for another county. TAMPA (AP) An intern in the Hillsborough County state attorney's office, assigned to help prosecute traffic offenders, has resigned after being charged with driving while intoxicated and not having a valid license. The intern, Michael Vincent Masseri, 25, was to be sworn in today as an assistant state attorney. "It caught me completely off guard," prosecutor Norman Cannella said of Masseri's resignation. "I don't know what his plans are. All I know is that his resignation is effective immediately." by on the area. board Bennett had worked with him "in reference to prostitution related Nevils. exempts local, state and federal agents acting In official capacities. Fellow Casselberry officers who supported Bennett since his Sept. 16 arrest gave loud sighs of relief when the jury verdict was announced and Casselberry Police Chief George Karcher shook hands with Bennett saying the detective will be immediately rein,stated to active duty. Bennett was suspended from duty with pay following his arrest. "I'm relieved, and very happy for him," Karcher said. "It's been a tough thing to go through." Bennett quickly walked to a nearby courthouse office to telephone the good news to his wife at home. Then he exited to hug the first person in sight, the court reporter who took down the trial proceedings. "I'm very pleased that it's over," he told reporters. "I'm Just glad to get this thing off my back." Ile termed the jury's verdict "itself vindication enough for me" arid said he asked his wife not to attend the trial "because I didn't want to put her through all that trash and lies." Miss Nevils, who was a topless, bottomless dancer at Club Juana when Bennett delivered the marijuana on Sept, 8, testified that she was an informant to Bennett as well as sheriff's vice Attorney Charged, Resigns were we , denied smoking marijuana at the party or having sex with Miss finding Bennett, 32, innocent of the felony charge. Bennett testified in the two-day trial before Circuit Judge J .W. Woodson that he deliver ed what he be lieved was "old, impotent marijuana" that he took from an unlocked "junk drawer" in a police department filing cabinet to 18-year-old Carmen Nevils, an admitted prostitute and confidential informant, to gain her confidence and try to get more information in his investigation of Bennett said he delivered the marijuana, which a crime lab chemist testified was still potent, in his official capacity as law enforcement officer. — , the foreman, deliberated 21-i hours before returning the verdict alleued TALLAHASSEE AP Florida's main welfare program has received national and regional management-improvement honors. The state's Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) program was recognized for having achieved the greatest percentage reduction in the number of case errors of the larger states. During a three-year period, officials of the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services said Thursday, budgetary errors declined by 92.5 per cent errors while errors in support payments dropped by 76.4 per cent. of Casselberry police detective Bobby Gene Bennett says he's taking a day of vacation with his family to celebrate his acquittal by a circuit court jury at Sanford Thursday on a charge that he delivered marijuana to an admitted prostitute. The six-member jury, with a Lake Mar)' reserve policeman as agents who tape recorded the drug delivery using an electronic the gutter with them." "bug" placed In her wig. Gordon countered that the case "wasn't made In the gutter. It She admitted being a prostitute and claimed to have had sexual was made in a bed." relations with Bennett at a marijuana party attended also by Club Bennett testified that after the Sept. 8 drug delivery and before Juana owner Mike Pinter, two other female club employes and his Sept. 16 arrest by county vice agents that he was used by the Casselberry Mayor Gerald Christensen, agents in an investigation of Christensen. Bennett also testified that Christensen was at the party. Bennett Jim Jones, sheriffs intelligence agent, told the jury that nightspot that features topless dancers. Welfare Improvement Noted made in circuit isis never left the ground," says the pilot of a cargo jet that crashed while were looking for Stevens proached said Liening Uerjid I Sanford Man Robbed added Quebec 'Free'In 4 Years? Never Left The Ground Legal Notice " By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Plane L oad ed With Cows I Paler Sought After 'Just Glad To Get It Off Mv Back' BRIEF Ff31 each Saudis Break With OPEC FLORIDA IN 641 economist . IN BRIEF et` 2 e Il, 1976—JA Casselberry Detective Acquitted IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE 1' h Cab in ------— -, w c,LJI1,cr1,r! JULIII,II. 'IIi NO T ICE t) HEREBY GIVEN that CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE by virtue of that certain Wrif Execution issued out of and under PLAINS, Ga. (AP) — After was to see Carter today. however, that there are differ- considered for top appoint- COUNTY, FLORIDA. Case No. 76-171.CA.09.0 the seal of the Circuit Court of renewing a pledge to put worn- Kirkland and his boss, George ences of opinion about who menu have asked that their ADVANCE MORTGAGE COR Pinellas County, Florida, upon a en and blacks In his cabinet, Meany, strongly favor the ought to serve in cabinet posts. names be removed from the PORATION, final judgment rendered In the President-elect Carter is going nomination of John T. Dunlop to Plaintiff, aforesaid court on the 5th day of Asked if the recruitment of President-elect's list of poten- vi March, A 0 1976, in that certar, to interview two women who be labor secretary, a position he women and blacks for the top tial nominees. JOHN W KING and MARJORIE caseentitled, Second National Bank could wind up in key federal resigned a year ago following a ranks of his administration was Carter cited as examples one NELL KING, his wife, and LEVI of Clearwater, NA, Plaintiff, vs jobs. policy disagreement with proving more difficult than he woman, three prominent blacks FLORIDA INVESTMENTS, a Jerry H. Lisle and Evan J Llsl, Partnership, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of With Vice President-elect President Ford. had expected, Carter said he and a U.S. District Court judge Defendants Execution was delivered to me as Walter F. Slondale participatIdaho Gov. Cecil Andrus, re- and Mondale undertook the se- of Hispanic-Annerican lineage. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Sheriff of Seminole County, F 10fidA, SALE BY CLERK OF ing, Carter was to talk today to portedly tinder consideration lection process without "any and I have levied upon the following Another case of an offer being CIRCUIT COURT described property Owned by Jef"Illif Joan Manley, vice president in for the post of secretary of the preconception that it would be turned down reportedly inNotice is hereby given that the H. Lisle and Evon Lisle, Said charge of the book division of interior, was summoned to easy." volved U.S. District Court undersigned Arthur H Beckwith. property being located in Seminole Time Inc., and Dr. Juanita Plains today by Carter. However, he declared that Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. of Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court of County. Florida. more particularly Kreps, an and vice At a nationally broadcast "the difficulties have been Alabama, who had been asked Seminole County, Florida, will, on described as follows; thelthdayof January, 1917, at 110 One 1972 Volkswagen Bus, Wh't president of Duke University. news conference Thursday, greatly exaggerated in the to become director, ac- AM., at the west front door of the over red. ID No 2222047632, Title Dr. Kreps has been mentioned Carter firmly denied that out- press reports." cording to today's Los Angeles Seminole County Courthouse, in the No. 0919176$ City of Sanford, Florida, offer for as a possibility for a high post- side pressures from the Ak'!, One 1912 Pontiac Grand Safari, ID Later in the session, Carter Times. sale and sell at public outcry to the No 2N15V20347701, Title No tion in the Labor Department. C O or others were Intruding on reported there have been Johnson declined, citing fi- highest and best bidder for cash, the 0529344 AFL-CIO Secretary his cabinet selection process. "many, many" cases where nancial considerations, the pa- following described property and the undersigned as Sheriff Of situated In Seminole County, Semipole County, Florida, will it He readily acknowledged, persons who might have been per said. Treasurer Lane Kirkland also Florida. to Wit ii 00 a m on the 70th day Lot 67, THE COLONNADES December. A 0 1976, offer for sa., ______________________________ THIRD SECTION, according to the and sell to the highest bidder, for Flat thereof as recorded in Flat CaSh, subject to any and all existing Book 16. Page $3, Public Records of lelni, at the Front (West) Door of Seminole County, Florida. the Seminole County Courthouse in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 01- THE pursuant to the final decree of Sanford. Florida, the above EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. foreclosure entered in a case pen described personal property CU IT OF THE STATE OF ding in said Court, the Style of which That said sale Is being made to FLORIDA, IN AND FOR is Advance Mortgage Corporation, satisfy the terms of said Writ M SEMINOLE COUNTY. Plaintiff, vs. John W. King and Execution GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION Marjorie Neil King, his wife, and John E Polk, CASE NO. 762037CA-09.E Levi Florida Investments, a Part Sheriff SUNBANK MORTGAGE COM nerahip. Defendants. Seminole County, Florida PANY, a Florida corporation, WITNESS my hand and official Publish; Nov. 26, Dec. 3. 10. 17, 177 ) By BOB LLOYD model Sedan. Plaintiff seal of said Court this 15th day of DEF 128 residence of Ann Woodham. vS. IleraldStalfWrfter December. 1916 Stuart reported that Prevo Deputy F.M. Stewart reported FRANK VELEZ. JR. and (SEAL) Sheriff's detectives today had cuts on the palms of his the missing items were valued REBECCA A VELEZ. his Wife, Arthur H Beckwith, Jr two uniden- hands. Investigators said he at $237 and the burglars apDefendants IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Clerk Of the Circuit Court NOTICE OFSALE tified men who reportedly reportedly walked to a parently entered the residence FLOR I D A EIGHTE ENTH By: Patricia A, Jackson Notice 's hereby given that, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE Deputy Clerk robbed a Sanford man of his telephone booth and called a by a window. pursuant to a Final Judgment of Publish Dec I?, 1919 COUNTY, FLORIDA wallet, wristwatch and auto relative who brought him to the Deputies reported a Sunland Foreclosure entered In the above DEG 66 CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.2350CA.19.A west of Sanford Thursday night. sheriffs office two hours after Estates, Sanford, resident styled cause, in the Circuit Court of In R: the Marriage of DARRYL LYNN LINGEN .Prevo L. Clark, 59, of 701 E. the alleged robt'ery to report reported that 70 colored light Seminole County. Florida. twill SetI COMMISSION HEARING the property situate In Seminole FELTER, DOCKET NO. 760727.EU Seventh St., told deputies he the incident, bulbs were stolen from holiday County, Florida, described as. Husband FLORIOAPUBLICSERVICE Deputy John Hawkins decorations in shrubs infcontof Lot 33, LAKE OF THE WOODS picked the men up at a tavern in and to TOWNSHOUSE, Section I, as per JOYCE A. LINGENFELTER, Sanford and they went to reported the missing auto was his residence. FLORIDA POWER AND mapor platlpcereofrecordedin Fiat another nightspot before found abandoned on W. 18th LIGHTCDMPA#4Y Two men have been returned Book 19. Page SO, Public Records of NOTICE OF ACTION and between driving to Longwood-Markham Street TO: Darryl Lynn Lingenfetter Airport to Seminole from Lexington, Seminole County. Florida; together ALL OTHER INTERESTED with Range, Dishwasher, Disposal, Road where the men a ll egedly Boulevard and Hawkins K)'., r burglary and petty 112 South Seventh Street PARTIES Furnace and A C Aitoona. Pennsylvania l66o robbed Clark. Avenue, Sanford, about five larceny charges NOTICE Is hereby given the at public sale, to the highest and best You are hereby notified that a Florida Public Service Commission Deputy Van Stuart reported hours after the incident, bidder, for cash, at the West court warrants. Petition for Relief has been hIlei front will hold public hearings on $h door of the Seminole Prevo said one of the men held In other reports, deputies County Court Petition of Florida Power 6. Light against you and you are required to Carlin Lee Johnson, House, Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 a machete to histhroat and took said items made of copper, Orlando, and David Logan Company to increase its rates and serve a copy of your written A M, on December 261h, 1976, charges on a permanent basis by defenses, if any, thereto upon his wallet containing $100, and including jewelry and cooking Fogle, 22, of Parkersburg, Va., WITNESS my hand and tlses.ealoc approximately 1349 million AND on Petitlorier'sattornes's.whose names thiS court on December 14th, 1916 the Motion to in his wristwatch. After forcin g pots, and a Jar of coins and addresses appear below, on or re held in county jail In lieu crease Its rates and (Seal) the victim from his auto the two taken in a burglar)' at Charges on an Interim basis by before January tOth, 1917. and file of $8,000 bond each on the Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. approximately $725 million at the the original t hereof with the Clerk of' men drove away in the Driftwood Dr., Fern Park, charges. Clerk of the Circuit Court this Court either before service on 'following times and places. By. Patricia A. Jackson Petitioner's attorneys or Im 9 a m Tuesday, Deputy Clerk mediately thereafter; otherwise, a January Ii, 1971 E 0 Patermo default will be entered against you Holiday inn Post Office Box for the relief demanded In the 4.43$ PGA Boulevard Tampa, Florida 33601 Petition Palm Beach Gardens, Florida Publish: Dec Il , 1976 WITNESS MY HAND and the se al January 12 through . II, 1977 and DEG 67 January 18 through 71, 1971 are also of this Court on the 6th day Of December, A 0 1976 reserved ii necessary, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND The purpose of these hearings (Seal) FUR SEMINOLE Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr COUNTY, shall be to permit members of the FLORIOA.CASE NO. 74-22641-CA.". Clerk of the Circuit Court public to present testimony F By: Jean E. Wilke permit the Petitioner to present its By JEAN PAVrESON before the end of December to petitive with other hospitals in DONNA PA CLARK, Deputy Clerk direct case in support of the per HeraldStaff Writer see whether they favored the the area. "We should set them Plaintiff_ nianent and Interi m relief and to ROBERT M .MORRIS, of . move early next year. permit cross examination of HUTCHISON & MORRIS at what it costs to run the WILLIAM E. DRAKE and BAR Petitioners witnesses on the Interim 730 North Park Avenue The Seminole Memorial BARA DRAKE, hiS wife, Besserer backed up his rate hospital." case and it Power Plant Cost Teiephone 303 372 4501 Defendants. Hospital board of trustees increase proposal with charts Sanford, Florida 37771 lie said If the hospital needed Recovery Adjustment. NOTICE OF ACTION Thursday indicated they would showing Additional hearings shall also be PubliSh Dec. 10. If. 21, II. 1976 that Seminole the raise later next year, he TO WILLIAM e DRAKE held the tOlio*'Ing tImes and DEG 76 request Memorial Hospital has the. would consider raising them Whose resedence Is unk,own plicCi YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Hospital Administrator Robert lowest rates hospitals in then. 930am. Tuesday, thaI an action to foreclose a mar Besserer raise room rates IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF March L 1977 Besserer said the rate hikes tgage on tts following property in F L OR I 0 A Holiday Inn EIGHTEENTH Jan. 1, 1977. The spoke out against he might consider were: Seminole County, Florida; 4431 PGA Boulevard JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE The East' i of Lot 61 $75; less the West Besserer said the hospital his proposal, however, in- private room from $69 to Palm Beach Gardens, Florida COUNTY, FLORIDA 10 it. and the Well SO to of Lot ssas fac ed with at le ast an eight d.icating that they woul d not semi-private room, $64 March 9 throu gh II, March is CIVIL ACTION NO. 72351.CAe4 J1 $70; Duck Pond Addition to Casseiberry. through II. and March 22 through 2.5. EE per cent increase on the cost of to a change in rates early ward, $54 to $60; Isolation, $71 to Seminole County. Florida. ac 1977 are also reserved if necessary, In Re: the Marriage OF all medical supplies in the year. $80; intensive care, $125 $150;' cordng to record plat recorded The purpose' of these hearings shall JOHN C. THORNE, Husband PIe! Book SI. Page 27 01 the first the year. In addition, th e Public "At this rate, no body can newborn bassinets, $ .50 to and ' to cros Records of Seminole County, witnesses s examine Petitioner's h o spital's Blue Cross insurance afford to get sick," said board $30; newborn boarders, $26 to Florida on its permanent rate ELIZABETH (BETTY) ANN' Zoned for a trailer, THORNE. Wife AND case and wltrtessesof interveners, if premiums for The East 10 ft. of the Wett 601f employe member Torn Blayney, who $30 Of any NOTICE OF ACTION Lot $7. Duck Pond Addition to have been hiked from $9.29 to said he would only go along with (babies who By DIRECTION of Chairman TO Eil1abeTh (Betty) Ann CSlibcrry. Seminole County, $16.02, and the minimum hourly an increased charge for private or disease) Thorne WI LLIAM T MAYO, Commissioner $31 to $38. . Florida. according to record plat WILLIAM H 971 Cooper Avenue BEVIS and Cam wage will rise from $2.20 to rooms and Besserer said rates at other recorded in Plat Book II. Page 77 of missioner PAULA F. HAWKINS, as Prattvllle. Alabama $230 an hour next year. the Public Records of . "I'm so tir ed of the people r ange from $71 to You are hereby notified that a Seminole and constituting the Florida Public County, Florida. Th e in creased operat ing costs who can pay having to pay all for private rooms; $60 to $79 for Service Commission, this 1st day Of proceeding for dissolution of been filed against you and you De marriage has been filed against you cember 1916 may for ce the h os pital to raise the t ime - seven da ys in the semi-private rooms; $53 to $ig has are required to serve a cops' of your and you are required to serve a cop, (SEAL) its rates later next year, hospital could bankrupt a written defenses. If any, to ton John for wards; $71 to $83 for. A. Baldwin, Plaintiff's attorney. William B. DeMilly of your written defenses, if any, Besserer said. fam ily," object ed Mrs. Sophie isolation; $124 to $180 for in wtsose address is thereto upon Pet itioner's attorneys Commission Clerk $00 Highway Publish Dec 17, 1916 He indicated he would give Shoemaker, whose names and addresses appear tensive care; $23 to $46 for Fern Park, Florida 32730, on or DEG 62 below, on of before January 10. 1917 the board several days to Vice Chairman Allan Keen newborn bassinets; $30 for before December 301h. 1976, and file and file the original thereof with the with the Clerk of this ______ consider room rates, and said the hos pital shoul d not . new born boarders and from $30 the of Clerk of this Cou rt either befor e Court either befor e service on - _____ then poll them for a consensus raise its rates just to be corn- to $61 for newborn "suspects," Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately Ii THE CIRCUIT COURT, service on Petitioners attorneys or Immediately thereafter, otherwise thereafter, otherwise, a default will EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. a default will be entered against you be entered against you for the rele f CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE . for the relief demanded in the COUNTY, FLORIDA. demanded in the Complaint. Petition. CASE NO. 76-2316-CA-01.5 WITNESS myhandandthewalot WlTNESSmyhandandtheseatof this Court on the 23rd day of FEDERAL NATIONAL. MOR this Court on the 6th day 04 ) TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a car November, 1976 December, AD 1976 porallon organized and existIng (Seal) under the ljwi of the United Statti. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr Plaintiff, Clerk of the Circuit Court . Clerk of the Circuit Court vi. By Linda PA Shaw Jean E. Wilke . SADIE SUMPTER WILLIAMS, oil Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk at, . S John A Baldwin . ROBERT PA. MORRIS, of The Seminole Memorial "I'm not saying Stevens and "And they are hospital ar- JOHN A BALDWIN Of Defendants HUTCHISOP4 & MORRIS NOTICE OF ACTION Baldwin & Dikeou Hospital board of trustees Walton aren't chitects,"Keen noted the firm's Attorneys at Law 230 North Park Avenue TO ALL PARTIES'HAVINQ OR Thursday voted to attempt sure they good Job. It's specialty. TeleMscne 303 372 aosi . CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, SOO Highway Il 92 Sanford, Florida 32771 negotiate a contract for a just that I don't see why we TITLE OR INTEREST 1ff THE . . Fern Pork, Florida 32730 PROPER I v H E R E 1ff 'PubliSh: Dec. 10, 17. 21, 31. 1776 hospital addition with the should ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF . the county." DEG 31 DESCRIBED Publish Nov. 26. Dec. 3, 50, 17, 1976 . Orlando architectural firm of Mrs. Shoemaker said that Ji . DEF 133 Stevens and Walton — but not Gutmann, Dragash had IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SADIE SUMPTER WILLIAMS, without a fight from board designed the hospital's new X EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR — formerly known is SADIE U IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SUMPTER, a married woman, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. member Sophie Shoemaker ray was CUlT, 191 AND FOR SEMINOLE, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. whose residence Is Unknown. FLORIDA who favored the hometown finished earlier this year, and FLORIDA CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CASE NO. 79.I94.aØ9 civil Action No. 16 1I COUNTY, FLORIDA Sanford firm of Gutmann, that Carl Gutmann had FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS & action to foreclose a mortgage on LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PALM CASE NO. ?4rl4.4CA94-F Dragash and Associates. established a good working TGAGE ASSOCIATION. the following property in Seminole BEACH, In Re: the Marriage of: Plaintiff, "It's a great disappotnunent relationship with that depart. County, FlorIda: KAREN S. McGEE, Wile, , . Plaintiff, to me to see us turn outside the and Lot 57, GRANADA SOUTH, ac vs. meat and the board. LARRY EL BURCHER, of at, Cording to ROGER 1. MCGEE, Husband the Plat thereof as BURNETT for something we can S. PRICE and "Besides, he's married to a recorded in Flat Book 13, Page 100, NOTICE OF SUIT NOTICE OF SUIT MEREDITH ANN PRICE. hiS wile. get right here," said Mrs. hometown girt and is probabl y Public Records of Seminole County, TO LARRY EL BURCHER AND TO ROGER L. McGEE Defendants, Shoemaker. "If we don't give going to live ln Sanford t he rest 1303 Belt Drive Florida. NOTICE OF SUIT MARY J. BURCHER. Wichita Felts, Texas Together with the followin g TO BURNETT S. PRICE 3 W' own people a chance first, his his wife YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED equipment 230 Cherrywood Drive Last Known Address: who's going to? the community, and isn't going that a sot tas been filed against you. I Whirlpool Range, Model RWE Maitland, Florida 161 Cloisters Cove le 300t, In the Circuit no Court of Sem to rip us off," said Mrs. i YOU ARE HER'ERv nhiIiF cs Casselberry. Florida 37j57 ' County, Florida, entitled' In Re: Fao sc Hood, Model 2U that an action to foreclose mortgage Shoemaker. Present Address. The Marriage Of Karen . MCCC., 2 Electrl Heat Heaters, Modal 21 covering ttse UNKNOWN following real rl and She that the Gutmann, Wile, and Roger L. McGee, ER SO personal property In Seminole YOU ARE HEREBY notified that Dragash firm I ElcIra Coiling Heater, Model John A. a Complaint to foreclose a mortgage Husband, Case No. 76 2264.CA 04 F. County. Florida, to wit The nature of thiS Suit isb ubtain & 1100 Lot 9, SU Ni. AND ESTATES, Burton IV, Architect), drew up encumbering the following real dissolution I Century Hot Water Heater, of marriage and other FIRST ADDITION, according to the the original for the property. relief. Model SRTI.470V Plat thereof Lott. of THE COLONNADES, 2nd Plat Book hospital 20 years ago, and still Section. YOU ARE HERESY REQUIRED has been filed against you and you 12, Pages 97 and 9$ Public Records as recorded In Plat Book to file your written def,nse with the are required to strivee a Copy of your has working drawings of of Seminole Page II, of the Public Records County, Florida, CI.I of said Court and serve a copy written d.fens., if any, to it on Seminole County, Florida has been filed against you and you master plan In their files. thereof UPOfl the Petitioner or SMITH, HULSEY, SCHWALBE I are has been tiled against you and you reired to serve a copy of your However, Petitioner 's attorneys wfsose ad NICHOLS, plaintiff's attorney, Board Merequired to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on C. who w deessis annexed hereto, on or before address Is SM Barnett Bank Allan Keen said written defenses, if any, to It on VICTOR BUTLER, JR, ESQ, 1113 December 30th. 1976. or a Default Building, JCCk$Onylll., Florida East Robinson Street, Orlando, JOHN U. MCCORMICK, attorney was the consensus will be entered against you. 22307. on or befrø She 13th 'day of for Plaintiff, whosi address 's Post Florida 32601, and tile the original building committee that Office WITNESS my hand and seai January, 1977, and file t he original with the Clerk of the above styled 3)73. $01 East Church Clerk Of the Circuit Court, in a with the Clerk of for thisCourt either and Walton be ap. SIre,f,Orlando, Florida. adlile the Court on or before the 131h day qf Seminole County, Florida, this 72nd be fore service on piaintlns attorney original with the Clerk of the above, January. 1977, otherwise, a first, day of November, 1976 OC immediately Iherealter; Court on or be fore December Judgment may be entered against He that four Finns had Styled (SeaIl otherwise a defautt will be entered 30th, I76; otherwise a Iudgmet'd you for the relief demanded in the Arthur H Beckwith, Jr., against you for the reIIef'demed made presentations the may b, enlered:agalns, you for the Complaint, Clerk of the Circuit Co,rf in fbi Complaint or petition. committee WITNESS my hand and se al of including relief demanded in the Complaint, By. L'nda M Sl'iaw WITNESS MY HAND and Itsi al said Court on the 7th day Of WITNESS my hind and Its. seat Of Stevens, Walton Deputy Clerk Of thiS C ourt on December 6th, 1979 December, I7 said Court on November 72nd., $976. KENNETH 0 MORSE, ESQUIRE (Court Dragash Seal) that based (Seal) Art hu r H. Beckwith, Jr JONES & BISHOP. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. P.A. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court AN Mailland Avenue Clerk Of th, Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court By Patri A Jackson Stevens and AltamoiW. torinqs, I orloa 37701 By Mary N. Darden By. Linda M ., S'saw Deputy Clerk AttQyj (n for Pefi$Ioqr Wife a had the best DeBAr Clerk Deputy ç(erk lSe.I) PubliSh Ploy 26. Dec.), to. Il, 1976 Publish. Dec. 10. 51, 31. 31, Ifl and experience Publish Nov 26. Dec 3. tO. 17, 1974 rir Publith Dec 10. Il 24. 11 5918 th to WORLD In Legal Notice Legal Notice Friday, Dec. Herald, Sanford, Fl. f SANFORD PLAZA WINTER PARK MALL ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open II a In 10 10 If in Monday thrift Saturday Open Sunday I2;3O to 1:30 p.m Catalog Center Ph 373.1019 Store Ph 22) 1310 Open tO am to 10 in Monday the, Saturday Open Sunday 52:30 1.30 p.m Catalog Center Ph. 644 U44 Store Pt 447 4131 Open . SO a m toe p.m. Tuvs.. Wed.. Thurs & Sal Often 19• in 10 30p in. Monday and Friday Catalog Center Ph 413.4434 Store Ph 941.4110 �Evening Herald 61 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. \ E'hl:Ntll AV F: . SANF()Ul) Fl.A 2l re.i Cod e 105-122.26 11 or 1111.11T1.1 Friday, December 17, 1976-4A Around 'YNF: I). EX)Yl.E, Publisher Nt )R M,•N ii. 0S1IHIN, Edi'or i:i'ii I) V \N l4H WKlJ. : vertIh l)truL tr - Hint' I )vIitvr tek. a, tents: Month. 12411: 6 Months, $14.20. ear Sl ill It dasI in Florida same as ht'nie hliser All thur mail \Tenth, 1 10: I? Months. $32 40 Minthc, Cuts In Defense Not That Simple Jimmy Carter will not be the first president to discover that campaign promises often are much easier to make than to fulfill. On the campaign trail he accused the Ford administration of allowing 'waste and mismanagement" to bloat the defense budeL and assured voters hp 'nmmIrl And ivroo tr tFS4l_h (liStS WTtIJ 0 1J cut it by $5 to $7 billion without jeopardizing national security. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, who has a more intimate knowledge of the defense budget than Mr. Carter could be expected to have as a candidate, has issued a word of warning to the incoming administration as he prepares to step down. He says it would inject a "fundamental instability" into world affairs if Mr. Carter tries to fulfill his campaign promise at any cost. Mr. Rumsfeld is concerned that defense cutbacks would have world-wide repercussions if they give the impression that the United States is willing to let its defense capability stand still or deteriorate while the Soviet Union is engaging in an obvious arms build-up, A defense establishment that is costing more than $100 billion a year deserves as much scrutiny for "waste and mismanagement" as any part of the federal bureaucracy, If Mr. Carter can find ways to save money through greater efficiency at the Defense Department, he should do so. What Mr. Rumsfeld is saying - and what Mr. Carter should heed — is that saving money by scrapping entire weapons programs or making unilateral cutbacks in our forces overseas is quite another matter. Mr. Rumsfeld believes Mr. Carter will find that the defense budget cannot be cut significantly at all without the unsettling results he foresees. If that's the case, we hope the new president will be more influenced by the facts than by his campaign promise. It's no crime, as history shows, for presidents to admit that not everything in .their platform can be delivered, ' rI 'I The Clock By PRICKETT Age. What does it mean*'how do you know if you're old, or not? Some say you're old when people stop listening to what you have to say. But that doesn't sound very believable, it least not to me. One of the younger persons I've met in a longwhile has lived enough years to be my grandmother.. In a recent conversation she Informed me she is a 'Nitwit." Now, don't take that literally. Because If there's one thing Mrs. Lawrence Ward isn't, it's a nitwit. But she Is a "Nitwit," Being a Nitwit means, simply, that she belongs to a group of knitters. Most Nitwit club members live in Geneva. At one time all the Nitwits did was hold meetings and knit. Now, however, they have a new and totally nice vocation. They entertain the elderly at the Sanford Nursing hlonie on Mellonville Avenue. And that's where Mrs. Ward comes In. You see, she plays a lively piano at monthly gatherings when the Nitwits entertain nursing home patrons. [lure's her problem: The piano at the nursing home has about had it. It plunks when it should plink. And Mrs. Lawrence wants someone to donate a better piano. Or, she's seeking donations toward purchase of a better music maker. Already she's received two $50 money orders, she informed me during her visit last week. Used pianos are expensive. And, she said it's not going to be easy to raise the needed cash, or find a good used piano. But the problems don't seem to daunt her spirit, and there's little doubt that she'll et what she goes after. Funny, I wrote "her piano," and it's not for her at all. It's for the enjoyment of the 125 or so elderly persons who live at the nursing home and look forward to visits from 'the Nitwits to break up the monotony. By DONNA ESSTES Herald Staff Writer Anyway, if you have it gol used piano you'd like to donate, or sell cheap, you can contact officials at the nursing home. They'll pass the information on to one of the youngest and nicest ladies I've met in a good while. Be careful if you deal with her, though, because she has a way about getting her way. Contracts will be let after the • first of the year for the sixlaning of SR 436 through the business area of Altarnonte Springs, Florida Department of Transportation (1)01) officers reported this morning. With interested persons filling council chambers at city hall, Wally Fish of the DOT said the DOT is playing catch up" with the traffic problems that • exist on the highway, L. A. Griffin, also of the DOT, said the average traffic now on the four-lane highway during normal times is 50,000 vehicles per day and that this figure does not take into account the Why, in just one visit she convinced a news reporter to sit down on his own time and write a column about a Nitwit, old age and a piano. RAY CROMLEY JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. Pres idents " .,,•...... ' Upstaging — .• Crisis No Free Lunch "S L .[ . , Pollution I , -' jL Don't Like - — I — , p WASHINGTON - Old myths die hard, as the saying goes, and one of the most-pernicious —i fables is the fairy tale of the-so-called 'free!": - . .. •. lunch," the idea that it is possible to get '' ::f. . ' something for nothing, or at least-something for , . 7. ,i• 4. —1 relatively nothing. '. A recent Lou Harris survey shows that the ., " number c1 Americans who are worried about . lxUution is at an ailtime high. Sixty-six per cent , 2. ' "J IMMY "l of the public feels air pollution is a "very serious , .. ARTE problem," up from 46 per cent who felt this way .. r . .\.. in 1975; 67 per cent feel water pollution Is "very serious," up from 51 per cent last year. 1, . o '' When asked about the various ways the costs . •l I b ' •t .. of cleaning up this pollution might be financed, j • the public overwhelming favors passing the buck k to somebody else. By the margin of 82-11 per cen ',: ' cU 1 IIri ( with 7 per cent unsure), Americans agree it is a ,,, great Idea to increase taxes for those companies .•: ............... tho continually pollute. But when asked if he .. favors instead the higher cost of pollution control ;.;;: .. equipment being passed along to him, our per'' •. son-In-the-street, by the whopping margin of 74" l8percent lwlth8per cent unsure), says this isa lousy idea. ______________________________________________________________________________ rEATur Now, it Is here that the rub occurs and the "free lunch" fantasy manifests Itself. Because regardless of what Mr. Harris' respondents may ,P THE 1. OND ON ECONOMIST 1ST believe, the cold, hard facts of economic life are that whichever way business is required to clean up pollution - either through Increased taxes or by paying these costs itself and passing them Arab B Outlawed along - the consumer Is ultimately going to be Israeli political leaders are uneasily aware that in the next the one who pays. There is no either-or choice. SAN FRANCISCO -The state of California is such as (he United States' embargoes on Cub few months they will be coming under increasing outside ail The idea that such an alternative exists is a pressures to make large-scale concessions to the Arab countries performing a trial run for an operation which trade, in which the principle would be impossible mare and a delusion. in the name of "peace" in the IMiddle East. Jimmy Carter has said he will carry out when he for California to enforce, not to mention others in The Environmental Protection Agency No fewer than 37 American congressmen have been taking arrives in the White House: putting a stop to the different continents which the authors of the law (EPA) and the Council on Environmental Arab boycott. advantage of the congressional recess to visit Israel, Cairo and never thought of. Quality have released a study which shows that 4 Arab centers in a number of delegations. They are Resentment of the boycott, which surfaced in The law uses broad general language in ex* for the period 1970-1983, pollution control exreported to have been impressed in Cairo by President Sadat's man great men have been members of any the national political campaign, was strong tending the state's anti-trust laws to transactions pendltures mandated by federal law are having cabinet? Then recall earlier periods, repeated declarations that he Is ready to go to Geneva to sign a which may involve the Arab boycott of Israel. A a " noticeable but modest" effect on the nation's peace agreement with Israel. to get a bill without through both written policy imposed by a third party, and overall economic growth, unemployment and Thomas Jefferson, John Marshall, Jamesenough housesin ofCalifornia the state legislature a Syria, having subdued Lebanon, is backing the Egyptian requiring discrimination on the basis of sex, Madison, Daniel Webster, John C. Calhoun, dissenting voice, and Gov. Edmund 'Jerry" William Seward, Edmund Randolph were prices. peace offensive." President Assad has canceled his previous race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, secretaries of State. Brown signed it Into law in September. Although ..or on the basis that the person conducts or has quarrel %ith Saciat for having made the second Sinai withdrawal its provisions do not become enforceable until conducted business In a parficular location," is nonWell, maybe so, but this impact is substantial Alexander Hamilton, Albert Gallatin, etheless. agreement with Israel. They are now officially the best of next month, the law has already begun to have a Willia According to a new study undertaken by the friends. declared to be "conspiracy against trade." McAdoo and Andrew Mellon were restraining effect on trade conducted with the . William secretaries of the Treasury. Battelle Laboratories In Colwnbus, Ohio, for the The object of all this, of course, from the Arab point of view, Harlan Stone'and Roger B. Taney were at- Middle East from California. Attempts to apply anti-trust principles to American Petroleum Institute, by 1985 en- . is to influence the Incoming Carter administration to rneys general, James Monroe and Elthu Root and tertiary boycotts, on this model, vironmental regulations are expected to cost the Formally speaking the Law Is general in its secondary Washington to take a tougher line with Israel. are not entirely new. were secretaries of War. Herbert Hoover was a application. It defines as an offense any parpetroleum industry between $10 billion and $17 One possible ground for contesting secretary of Commerce. the billion annually, ticipation by Individuals or corporations in validity of the California law has been raised by It may be that today men of great stature California in a business transaction which in- the This cost does not Include delays caused by Cygnus company, an exporter of machinery won't consider cabinet posts. But I think the corporates boycott provisions drawn up by a to such things as environmental impact.* . Saudi Arabi, which has gone to court with the statements, problem may be simpler. Great men would third party. land-use legislation and siting contention (for which there Is a precedent) that problems, There's got to be a hitch somewhere. Dr. George Bray, a upstage a president, at times edge him out of the which, If factored in, would probably Thus any secondary or tertiary boycott is the regulation of American International trade UCLA medical professor who specializes In problems of obesity, spotlight. mean a much greater financial outlay. attacked, through it is easy to think of cases, belongs to the federal government not the states. predicts that within three years people will be able to eat almost The Battelle analysis, believed to be the first all they want without gaining any weight. Scientists are perin-depth examination of the costs of federal. JACK AND fecting a way to make food out of indigestible material, state and local environmental regualtions to the 1 Dr. Bray says he's eaten a doughnut that contained no fats, petroleum industry, says that by type, air starches or anything that the human body can absorb. It looked pollution controls will be the most expensive. By and tasted like the real thing, and felt as good going down. 1985, these are expected to comprise 60 per cent We wonder if the nutritionists working on this project have of the total costs of pollution control. consulted any psychologists. We're no experts, but something Costs for water pollution controls are forecast tells us our stomach has a mind of Its own. The first time we WASHINGTON— A federal appellate court New Orleans, meanwhile, to keep an eye on the to be about 35 per cent of the total by 1985. The oil Lawyers in Washington as noon approached. down a scrumptious pastry with all the wickedness taken out of has been caught conniving with the oil and gas oil industry's legal maneuvers, lie was William remaining S per cent of the costs fall into the "At twelve noon," declared Braun, "Mr. solid it, we expect a quick message from down below: "Who do you Interests. The oilmen slipped through the back Braun, a counsel for the House Commerce waste end "other" categories. This "other' Stiebing was told to file the first petition." This door of the Fifth Circuit Court in New Orleans Committee, who suspected think you're kidding?" category has two main path: special Alaska there might be some was followed by another at one second after last month to gain an advantage over their hanky-panky. pipeline environmental costs and refinery noise twelve, another at 20 seconds after twelve, still abatement, costumers. This could wind up costing the The FPC was expected to hand down its multi another at 45 seconds after twelve, right on until consumers billions of dollars In higher gas Now, comes the $64,000 question, or in this billion - dollar ruling at noon on November 12:04. prices. BERRY'S D case the 11117-bllllon.a.year question: Who Is going Braun was waiting In New Orleans' big federal It turned out that 15 of the 16 oil petitions were An outraged Sen. John Durkin (1)-N.H.) courthouse. "At twelve noon," he swore in an incomplete. But Stiebing manganimoujly of. to pay for all these environmental regulations' learned about the multi-billion-dollar caper and affidavit, "I kept a careful watch on the activity lered to allow, them "to be completed this at. Well, the answer Is you and I are going to be called upon Chief Justice Warren Burger to of the clerk's office personnel. .and did stuck with the bill. As the Battelle study puts it. not ternoon," Investigate. "Pollution abatement costs mandated by the observe any person filing any documents.' Meanwhile, a second [louse lawyer, Patrick federal and The chief judge of the accused court, Judge There was no sign of the oil representatives at local regulations must ultimately be McLain, watched the "race to the courthouse," borne John Brown, has taken himself off the case and the court counter where all the filings are supby the consumer, taxpayer, or at the Washingt out of the controversy because he owns some on end. The consumer lawyers stockholder, een though they may be conposed to be sulrnitted In public cases. The received no special treatment.They were $30,000 worth of oil and gas stocks. But he told us astonished Braun could hardly believe the oil obliged to use a public telephone and to file at the sidered costs of doing business." he has laid the scandal before a three-judge barons had slipped up, with So forget about that Idea of Increasing billions at stake. He public counter. They got one panel, headed by Judge Charles Clark, who checked with deputy operations clerk Barry which almost business taxes to clean up pollution with the hope gave then a tie with the break oil lawyers. The refused to talk to us. g. Stiebing. being that business will simply absorb this ad' Washington court clerk Was calibrated by We have been able to piece the story together, Steibing "Informed me," reported Braun, ditlonal expense. It ain't gonna happen. If such minutes nevertheless from affida vits and Interviews. not seconds, so the consumer men were additional taxes are levied, they'll Just be passed "that 16 petitions for review - .had been filed given the benefit of the doubt on filings up to 30 . by Conoco, Tenneco, and Superior." Braun along to us In the form of higher prices. During the first week In November, seconds past each min ute. stared at Stiebing in disbelief. "I asked when the Federal Power Commission prepared an Sen. Durkin's private letter to th e chief w As Dr. Milton Friedman, the Nobel PrizeUniversity of Chicago professor of granting billions in rate increases to the natural filings had been made," continued the House justice spell ed ou the charges against the Fifth (r by attorney, "And Mr. Stiebing informed me . gas companies, which ator, economics, has been telling us for decades: are controlled largely Circuit Court. "It Is clear, " wrote the sen I at or abo ut twelve noon." the oil grants. Both the oil companies and the "the natural gas p roducers were permitted "There's no such thing as a free lunch." The Unless the papers had been filed by Invisible consumer groups awaited the order anxiously, extended use of non-public facilities in the Fifth sooner we all disabuse ourselves of the notion that there is, the better off we'll all be. with notices of appeal the consumers to block men, the oilmen had to be dealing in the Circuit clerk's office. They were provided the beckrooms of the federal court. Braun inthe Increase, the oilmen to boost the rates even undivided attentio ns and services" of the clerk's vestigated, and we confirmed what happened. office. "I am sure you agree that such backroom higher. Actually, the oil representatives had shown filings are, at best, inappropriate and, at worst, The moment the order was Issued, the conLetters to the editor are up a day earlier on the possibility that the FPC welcomed for give the appearance of impropriety,,., I urge sumer lawyers were ready to rush Into might have Issued its ruling on Nov. 4. Publication. All letters must be signed, They the Supreme Court to conduct a full in. Washington's appellate court to file their appeal. with a mailing address slipped Into Stiebing's office and used his vestigation." and, II possible, a This court has usually given the consumers a fair telephone to find out whether the ruling WL1 telephone number so the Identity of Footnote: StiebLng told us he would "welcome the shake. The oil representatives, on the other ready. The obliging clerk had "stood by," ac- an Investigation Into writer may be verified, The Evening my p personal Inte grity in hand, prepared to file their papers in the New cording to Braun's affidavit, In case the oilmen this matter." U.S. Attorney Gerald Gallinghouse Herald will respect the wishes of writers Orleans court, which has been friendly to the oil who do not want their names in print. needed him. In New Orleans said he had found no wrongdoing. The and gas industry. EVeDIXI herald also reserves the The following day, the faithful Stiehtng again He praised the fairness of the court which, he right to I don ! •n. dnythsng about art, but! know Both sides knew it would be a race. For the closeted himself with the oilmen in edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform his private said, was traditionally accommodating to court- where the papers were first filed would to 'pace requ1rttnc, hat ( like."' office. He "commenced standing by," at 11:40 lawyers from both sides. Burger', office had no hear the case. A secret observer turned up In am. He e'en kept his telephone line open to the comment, Pressure On Israel Taste, Yes 6=Lansng Of SR 436 In Altamonte Slated 01 WASUINGTON - For 10 years, Wilfred J. McNeil was comptroller of the Defense Department. By his careful watch over spe dIng,hlsdetaIledstudyofmilitaryprograms,he bolstered efficiency and economy in this sprawling agency. I would venture to say that in his tenure this man alone saved you and me billions of dollars which would otherwise have been wasted. Nothing slipped by his eagle eye. McNeil left the Pentagon in 1959. The organization chart was not changed. There have been six comptrollers since his time, all in the same location in the paper hierarchy. There has not been another McNeil. Most recent presidents have made much of reorganization. They have prepared detailed plans of great complexity. There have been some small successes and many large failures. The point I make with McNeil Is the men a president picks for critical posts In his government determines how efficient - or wasteful that government will be. The failures of the seven presidents I have watched in action come not from misorganizatlon of the federal government, sloppy and haphazard 85 it IS. Rather the failures have come because these presidents have not had the will or wisdom to appoint great minds to their cabinets, and out standing men and women to the number one, two and three slots in each major agency. No president can possibly be sufficiently wise or knowledgable to handle all major problems he faces. Even when he has the facts fed him by advisers, What at he needs Is the daily give and take with tremendous minds. Not just to pump experts for information. Think hack if you will. In the last 30 years how I Gilm ore Expected To Recover Now SALT LAKE CITY (AP Doctors expect convicted killer Gary Gilmore to recover from his second drug overdose and Ig be well enough to lace a firing squad on Jan. 17. But Utah State Prison authorities and sheriff's investigators launched an investigation Thursday into how Gilmore 01>' tamed enough phenobarbitol ta blet.s to make him unconscious For the second time in 30 days. M 01 I en S P ath To Cour t '0 1 I e d' ' Friday, Dec. 17, 1976—SA Here it IS.. .our super-sensational Saturday Sizzlers featuring the greatest assortment of items you need for now—for the family and home. And wait 'til you check over the prices... they are smashingly LOW! Come a-running for these one day only sizzlers ... they're the best buys around. manager of the Altamonte Mall, and school board member Pat Telson. Mrs. Telson said school officials are concerned with the volume of traffic on SR 436 because school bus runs are scheduled daily on the highway. Bender said that the traffic problem is a topic of continual discussion among merchants at the mall, many of whom hoped that the highway would be eight-laned. "I want to express the extreme interest and concern of the merchants at the mall," Bender said. Another merchant, Frank Tibbets, said the stop lights at the SR 436-1-4 interchange are contributing to the problem. He said while the redlight stays on 90 seconds, the green light to allow traffic flow is on only 47 seconds. Clifton Scott, a county representative, said maximum efficiency of traffic signals already is being realized, considering the type of equipment in use. He said to change equipment at each of the intersections on the highway would cost almost $300,000. Hattaway asked DOT for confirmation that $340,000 to $350,000 in unspent DOT funds could be used for new signals at SR 436. Fish said It was his un derstanding funds are uncommitted and added that SR 436 is a top priority of the DOT. Gilmore, told Wednesday that he could not have next Monday for his execution date as he wanted, was rushed Thursday morning to University of Utah Medical Center in critical condition after a guard found him comatose in his cell. Doctors said that the latest sedative overdose, unlike the first, was potentially lethal. But they said Gilmore was expected 16 to regain consciousness today and would survive. His condition was complicated by pneumonia caused when he inhaled food from his stomach into his lungs. Prison Warden Samuel Smith said officials checked with the prison pharmacist to learn what drugs maximum security inmates had been issued. He ó said drugs can easily be passed between inmates because cells are separated by bars, not walls. "I don't feel any embarrassment. I think it was to be expected," said Smith. "If a man of intelligence wants to commit suicide, he's going to find a way." . Fat, No ERSON rush Christmas shopping season. lie added that the traffic count is the highest in the area of any highway that does not have controlled access. Fish said t.s contract to be let early in 1977 calls for six laning SR 436 from Boston Avenue cast and south to the Orange County line, The highway, he said, is to be resurfaced with a skid-resistant material and the pavement restriped. Parking along the busy highway is to be eliminated to provide the additional space necessary for the widening project. Fish said hopefully the construction of Maitland Boulevard in Maitland will alleviate the traffic now on SR 436, as will the four laning of a portion of SR 434 in Longwood. Long range plans, Fish said, include a project backed by Mayor Norman Floyd to improve Center Street, to provide an overpass connected to Palm Springs Drive as its eastern terminus and Montgomery Road as the Western Terminus, Fish said these future improvements would give some relief to east-west traffic for local citizens. State Rep. Robert Hattaway, 1-Altamonte Springs, called today's meeting to try to provide answers to the traffic problem. Among those who testified were Terry Bender, - He said he assumed Gilmore was given a routine shakedown when he was sent to maximum security on Wednesday Gilmore was put in a strippeddown cell and was authorized visits by his attorney. 4% ,. WORL - . - 4 ' .. ... (ç> - - -- 0 - e - , FROM $125.00 compare ... Christrn 4 . ,' Ka4!LeX JEWELERS , brighter at Zayre', SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS! 112 S. PARK AVE., SAN FORD PH. 322-2363 s ' 0 Open Mon. To Sot 9 a.m. P.M. Sun. 8 a.m.- 10 P.M. ________ -°I Zayre! TM SANFORD HIGHWAY 17-92 at AIRPORT BLVD. �A-EveningHerald. Sanford. Ft C rid . . rt.r I? Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Oklahoma Brigham Young T-Bowl Draw tAP) Ok. lahuiiia State's coach says he's s orried because the team his Cowboys face Saturday night in the Tangerine Bowl football game led its conference in defense and the nation in passing offense. "We're scared to death of Nielsen because he throw's so Nielsen, second in the country' in total offense this season. The rangy, 6-foot-5 sniper led nu to a 9-2 record, throwing for 3,lfl yards and 29 touchdowns. The Cougars from Provo, Utah, shared the Western Ath- letic Conference championship sen. Stanley was not bashful in praising Oklahoma State's defensive secondary, which he said he done a good job all year. "But we haven't run up against a team that throws the ball as much as BYU," Stanley admitted, At the same time, the Cowboy well," OSU Coach Jim Stanley said Thursday of Brigham with Wyoming and were the WAC's top defensive team. mentor sang the praises of his Young University's Gifford While professing fear of Niel- Robert Turner and All- bruising rushing gaine, led by American halfback Terry Milter. Stanley called the speedy 6. foot, 190-pound Miller "second to none," although Pittsburgh's Tony Dorsett won the Heisman man balloting. Nielsen was sixth. BYU Coach LaVell Edwards said his team was ready for the Saturday encounter in the so,500-seat Tangerine Bowl. long-legged girdle that Miller wears iluring a game, Cowboy Coach Stanley said the team 'doctor recommended its use to keep even support on his hamstring muscles, Trophy and USC's Ricky Bell was more highly publicized, "Nielsen has been sharp in "Actually, six of our guys tlller, who rushed for 1,541 practice," he said. "The reedyers are catching the ball well, wear girdles and [keep getting yards and 19 touchdowns against a tough Big-8 Conference schedule, is only a junior. He placed fourth in the Heis- crotch out." Edwards has switched 6-7, 270-pound offensive tackle Dave Hubbard to the left side, pitting him against 6-5, 260-pound Phil• lip Dokes, Oklahoma State's de- M!AMIAP "it ought to be a good match- And that's about all we (JO, so we're as well prepared as we can possibly be." they're successful," The Cow'boy bom said. "The only thing I Asked about the extra large, tell 'em is be sure and cut the the Miiinu network, is the first of the holiday season's major bowl contests. Seminoles U pended . I I i i. I I.e B Bump and run part of Seminole game? Weather A Factor . For I It es S 1(1 I 1 . ' ii t ~ # . N ` . I .1 - - - : . t ii 1 TPwrWay'i College Basketball Results ByTPe Associated Press EAST Bridgeport $6, Southampton 64 Connettut 6%. New HSmp5hire SI S 2l00 Rapoyi Oswego St Rutgers $3. 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Anton 12 j I $0. 0 (3 7) 29 60; P (I 3) 117 60, S National Football League 11 3 0 I) . ' C%C F All Times Local Bowl Games Saturday, Doc. is TANGERINE BOWL ? Balt 2000 540 380; 2 (2) 560 560. 3 Sate Altu (II 0 (I 2) At Orlando Fla O'lama St vi Br'gha Young. ICAN Pro Basketball Super Football ThUrsday's Games Boston 5. St. Louis 2 Pittsburgh 5. Cleveland A Dofrot? Vancouver 3 Philadelphia i, Chicago l fluftal 7. New York Panger TOURNAMENTS All American City Invitational ChampIonship WGeorgia 107. Ky Wesloyan In the firs act of a basketball \,15 .i.ra Photo by Rick Wells) guys who seem to come back experience, year after year, is against the Pats, the team tripleheader Thursday night at y The Associated Press , , I)avid Wiggins harassed on layup from the precipice each week that they're bounced out of the which last beat the Raiders. Seminole, the girls team won an ___________________________________________ ... 'Whatever is UP Bud Grant, coach of the Vik- playoffs before they get to the And it was some beating. Steve ilflpOftant district and conthere, it willthe beweather Redskins b / ings, isn't taking them lightly. Super Bowl. Grogan, New England's young ference game over Daytona weather," Washington Coach "WashingtOn is like any other In the past nine years, quarterback, passed (or three Beach Seabreeze, 46-37. George Allen pronounced, 4 playoff team," he says, "They they've won eight division tiThe Seminoles opened with a touchdowns and ran for two in By The Associated Press . It aint neces.sarily so. . all beat you. They're play- ties. But they haven't made it the 48-17 romp on Oct. 3 at Fox- tough full-court press but their They call Bobby Smith "Up there" is :''t' . ing their tt ball at the end of into an NFL title game since defense sLacked off allowing boro, i1ass. '[3ingo"-and For good reason. where the forec.st Minnesota, br Satui-"!",. the season and that's impor. Super Bowl H after the 1967 Fred Biletnikoff of Oakland Seabreeze to go ahead, 6-2. day's opcnec..i'of the National tant. " season. ,md they lost that game has suffered through all those Then, with 53 seconds left in th when he comes off the bench Indiana FootbalLj..eague 14 15 AM S1 7 Lfs calls Of .I 11 "They're a lot like us. They 33-14 to Green Bay. ty almost-but-not-quite seasons first period, a basket by thee and starts shooting. f.1.if 1 .p• . Lflh Chicago 7 IS .315 9 for temperatures in the low hare an experienced quarter"Every year at this time, and thinks another near miss Tribe's Becky Simpson tied the Bingo really ga%e wo lift' .. MiIwkee 1 4k-which is about 20 degrees back and big-play people, their we've got a monkey on our could really do psychological score at 10-10. Seabi-eeze put an oac sd i c sa Paci •:: MOSLOW (API The three statenient said. ABC network last summer. above ' Porlland two more points on the board to U.S. television networks camIS I 704 ''hursday night after his re wmds. normal-and strong defense issoundandthey've got backs. The only way we're go- damage to the club. "flJs suspension will enable Bidding was to begin at mid' t.o Angeles IS 12 V 556 4 a lot of experienced hands." .1 I. ing to get it off is by going to the serve forward hit eight straight Redskins weather, as Allen's Seattle 11 15 11 517 S "1 would hate to see this team close the quarter at 12-10 in peting for TV rights to the 1980 the networks to review with the day today in a back room of the Oakland's Raiders have a lot Super Bowl," says quarterback lose," he said. 'This is a more their favor. ,shots to help the Cavaliers beat ' disc Aes know, is rain ... and . . In the second quarter, a1oscow Olympics say they' Department of Justice the de- Olympic Organizing Committee emotional team. It would hurt rain and more rain. Were It of playoff experience, too. And Ken Stabler. I . have asked the Soviets for a sirability of the networks as. headquarters on Gork) Street jor-wi 114 .1. Thursday's Games in a strange sort of way, that's Oakland takes a 10-game win- this team more than it ever hurt Seminole got its act toget not for the rain, the Redskins, her suspension in negotiations In suming jointly the costs and in downtown M cow. os and began playing like a team. rs of the National Confer their biggest problem. Their ninR streak into the game the others." winne order to discuss the possibility risks of making available to the "It's going to be a poker Net 90 After two successful foul shots of pooling their resources. the first period to trigger the ence wild card, might not even s r.k American public broadcasts of game, and the house names the HouSton 118. Atlanta CI? by Deena Flamun, Seabreeze Ca%al(ers to their first victory . be in this NFC first-round play'k1 'I Officials of the networks- the 1980 Olympic Games." stakes," said Robert Wussler, insii National Rxi.ckpthali Ats. "t ,ei. %. ''lu .. , lost control of the ball and it ABC, CBS and NBC-were in off against the Vikings. ,!EIx The networks, to their sur- president of CBS. clation games. I ' In Saturday's American Conwent out of bounds. SeminoI v1oscow today to begin negotia- prise, also learned on Thursday Network officials arrived in ____ a Smith's marksmanship left MUJ -.1' - ' ference playoff opener, New brought it in at mid-court, (Ions, but asked for the recess that a fourth company-the Moscow Thursday after a's' 4ttIe time for other aspects of where Simpson passed to Sonya after they were told by the S wild-card Patriots I New York and Lendobased shortnottce invitation from the 4aa l_.1 .-.Manley, whose his game-like rebounding. But visit the Oakland Raiders, the basket viets they' must agree to pay $50 Satra Corp.-has entered' the Soviets last week, culminating narrowed the gap to 14-16. with shooting like that, Fitch winningest team in the league 1enihers of the All Souls girls junior varsity millionforfacilitiesbeforeeven bidding. at least two years of delicate ALL SOULS didn't mind. Seminole's defense tightened bidding on the' contract. this year at 13-1. On Sunday it's . By HAL wicx recently closed out a 7-7 campaign and was runHow do the Redskins control For this game, stay with con- and held Seabreeze there for though there Is no way of negotiations over (he coveted "It's important to us that he I.os Angeles at Dallas In the NEW YORK (AP) With a that offense' The Pro Picker "ABC, CR5 and NBC are ask- knowing how much the corn- Olympic TV contract. nerup in the Catholic League. Left to right, front shoot tfle pill," said the CleveJAYVEE NFC and Pit(sbw-gh at BalU- wave of George Allen's magic says they don't. sistency. The Patriots, how- the remainder of the period. Ing for a suspension of the ne- panles will ultimately offer for In interviews after prelimirow, are Nancy Atkinson, Anne-Marie Holloway, land coach. more in the AFC. wand, the Washington Redskins Last week's 10-4 record made ever, will benefit from the play- Simpson came in with another gotiations in Moscow (or the (he TV rights to the next games, nary talks with the Sovtets, all Kerr' Fitzpatrick and Gina Tucker; Second row, Indiana Coach Bobby Leonoff experience and It could help basket Just before the buzzer, to 1980 Olympic rights," a' Joint estimates run as high Recall, if you will, last Octo- have made it to the National the regular season mark 136-59their future. as $100 three top network representsend the half with a 16-16 tIe. ard was impressed not only coach Chris Fowler, Celeste Albert, Belinda her. The Redskins had lost to Football League playoffs. ' Sunday I for .697. ' million-four times as much as tives were cautiously critical of The quarter was a "contest," with Smith, but the entire Chicago and Kansas City in Holloway. Yvonne Rice, I)onna Swisher. Missing It was not easy. ' The Picks: Pittatzzrgh 14, BaltImore 10 with both teims trying to Montreal received from the the situation they were facing. 1 j1eveland team. successive weeks and trailed are Meg Martlinski and Maureen Fitzpatrick. : Those nice old men had to win Saturday They should save this game outptay each other. Seminole "The Cavaliers are the type St. Louis by one game and Dal- their last four games to get into Minnesota 27, Washington 20: and play it in Pasadena, Jan. 9 and Seabreeze matched basket of club that can get hot for it las by two. Another loss'would the Pete Rozelle Tournament, The Vikings got tripped up by It could be better than the Super for basket, using long passes to month's stretch and win it all," be severely damaging. and now as a prize, their first- the wild-card Dallas Cowboys a Bowl laid I,lsinard, "'fl'.ey shot the move the ball down the court Into Washington came De- round opponents will be IOUNT DORA Croorns year ago and will not let that The Steelers' defense has faster. Carla Johnson inHigh's freshman basketball ball better tonight than in their trolt-and in, too, came a ty- drum roll, please, maestro first game against us-anti happen against a back-door permitted 28 points in the laSt tercepted one such pass, by team gained its fourth win in six 'phoon, RFK Stadium became a the Minnesota Vikings. team again. that's their game." nine games, which is slightly Seminole, and set it up for a games Thursday night, tripping mudbowi, the Lions sloshed You remember the Vikes, With 30 seconds left and Billy unreal. The offense has two score by Doris Doby. The last Mount Dora freshmen by a 6144' Kings 100, Nets ti TUCSON, Ariz, AP) -' Caparound helplessly and what was who clinched the National Con- Kthner throwing )-yard bombs 1,000-yard runners in Franco nit was made by Tracy margin in a game which wasn't lion Boone scored 21 of his tam Tony' Trabert confidently siposed to be a very close ference Central crown about 10 to Frank Grant, the Vikes will Harris and Rocky Bteier. r -D Fltzpati-lck to bring the total to even that close. game-high 29 points in the see- predicted victory as he sent the game-and many predicted a weeks ago. Fran Tarkenton and be playing a better prevent deThe Colts may be the best I; 1iond half to spark Kansas City U.S. Davis Cup team against Crooms was led by David I Detroit victory-wound up with Company on the attack with the fense than they did against Ro- young team In football with / aver New York. The victory, Mexico today in what for him The Sandcrabs finally broke Thomas, who played only a the 'Skins on top 20-7. 1 _____ -' ultimate offensive weapon, ger Staubach and Drew Pear- Bert Jones at the controls the streak early in the fourth half, with 18 points. I Eight days passed and Into thuck Foreman. mapping a four-game Kansas has become the "second guess son last year. throwing to Roger Carr, and period. The score went to 33-32 City losing streak, marked the sweepstakes." Washington for a Monday night PERTH, Australia There is a joke around the Pat Bostrom of Seattle (ought off The Redskins were the last Lydell Mitchell around to carry when Fitzpatrick made a foul CROOMS: Whitney 20 4, Sweet first time the Kings faced forleg cramps and upset top-seeded Kerry Reid of Australia from Honda Tbumas $0 16. Wells 2 01, game came the Cardinals. Al- NFL. Here isa Q3uck Foreman team to qualify for the playoffs. the ball. Too bad they must play shot off of Seminole's Anna "I think we should get a dccilen waved his sorcerer's wand Mosser 2 0 1, Campbell 3 0 6. 36, 6-3, 6-3 in $16,000 international tournament. doll. Wind It up and it does ev- They will be the first to be the best old team. mer teammate Nate Archibald, sian by the Fourth match SunNen. Fitzpatrick later fouled Whitled 0 1). Edwards I I 3. isho was traded during the again and-abracadabra-the erything. The Honda Kick Ii Go is tun toy for eliminated from them. LOS Angeles 19, Dallas 13 day," the former Wimbledon Goflrey0 I 1, Berguson 102, t'tQlt 1 out, which gave Seminole a Lulufler outdoor tecred(IOfl Dosiyned along skies reopened. The Cards, The real Foreman fits that Oakland 31, New England 21 02, Baker 204. Butler I 3S, Abniy for Brian Taylor and and U.S. champion said. "But, scientific principles, you may well Upset special. The RzTl5 chance to establish a solid lead im Eakms. Archibald finished even if we don't, we rated favorites for the game, description. He ran for 1,155 The Patriots were the only have the best personnel ii) the and finish the quarter nine 000 Totals 2696) have our .. discover that it aids in your child's NEW YORK The New York Sets of World Team TenMOUNT DORA: Ni* I 35. Hulette the game with 20 pouts, slipped, slid and generally went yards this season and caught 55 team to beat the Raiders this National Conference and have points ahead of the visIting 40 development along with supplying top guy (Arthur Ashe) going Lowe 1 0 2. Jackson I 0 7. The contest was close until nis have changed their name to the New York Apples. hours of healthy entertainment nowhere-or went somewhere passes (or 567 yards. "He's the season. Now Oakland gets even, been putting It together better team. j N.i$mith illS, Wntmot'elanij I 0 their No. 1 guy (Raul 'ihe Kings outscored New York, against Totals IS 4 34 and fumbled the ball away best all-around back in the The Raiders offense operates lately. Ramirez). 12-4, in the first three minutes of when they got there. Washing- NFL" says Tarkenton, who around quarterback Ken StabThe Cowboys have been , Seminole coach Donalyn Croorns Ii 13 25 bl-41 "1 don't feel under pressure the final quarter to take a 12ton won 20-10 and was back in may hi'nselt be the best quar- let, who has enjoyed another sluggish and are coming In off Knight tO I 4 12-il ;. commented that MGVflI Dora and I don't worry about critics. CORTINA d'AMPEZZO, Italy point lead. the race, a race they stayed in terback. Swiss star Use-Marie standout season. New Eng- the loss to Washington. although her girls "darted My philosophy Is to do the best I Morerod won the women's special slalom and took the Rockets 1l, hawks 107 to the final game, when they Fran the Scram had his usual land's Steve Grogan, an emergJames Harris is the likely slow," they made (bali- pOints and, if it isn't good enough, lead in the 1917 World Cup standings. Rudy Tornjanuvich scored 36 y m a n Los es upset Dallas to take the NFC 2,000-yard season, completing ing quarterback star, may be Rams quarterback With Pat when they began 'penetratlng I'm good reaso" points with 24 coming in the let them get someone else." wild card. 5of4l2passesfor2,%1yards flashier but the left-handed Haden hurt. He could hurt the Seabreeze's zone." The action begins with RosORlANDO Lyman led second half, leading Houston Now It's the Vikings who are and 17 touchdowns. Cowboys. Stabler Is more consistent. The Seminole girIs will play most of the game, but lost In the .gver Atlanta. The Rockets, who cot! Tanner going against favored against this band of old HONDA OF ORLANDO . in a Christmas Invitation final two seconds when Pei-nelI PHILADELPHIA Oakland Raiders quarterback Ken trailed 56-48 at the half, out. Ramirez 171 the opening match tournament at Boone, Corn- Tookes hit the winning basket in 'ored Atlanta 36-18 in the third at 11 ii.rn. local time (1 P.M. Stabler and UnIversity of Pittsburgh running back Tony 02 Edgewater Orlando 841.8441 petition between six area teams a 44-42 Boone v Ictory Thursday quarter, including a 30-10 run in EST), with Ashe oppos ng RobII Princeton, West to Edgewater, Left Blocks DorseU won Maxwell Memorial Football Club awards as will begin Monday night, with night. best professional and collegiate footbail players this the last eight minutes of the erto Chavez in the second sin~ 'u Seminole taking on a winless glea. season. quarter. LYMAN; John5on 0 00 0, . Jones team at 8 p.m. Cleavland I 00 2. Neal 4 1.2 9, Networks Eye Deal Pooling Re$ources Bstn Butt Reay, who recently was in- only the Brains' second victory nesota goalie Lou Levasseur, hockey League season and volved in a verbal tiff with in nine games, the Fighting Saints came out of hhare last place with the Miii- Coach Scotty Bowman of the PenguIns 5, Barons 4 the first period with a 2-I lead Inesota 'sorth Stars In the Montreal Canadlens, had some Pittsburgh s Piirre Larouche on the first two goals by AFIIG' Smythe Division. fiery comments on the Flyers scored the winning goal in a novich. "I don't know if it's me or the after the Chicago loss. game which featured four ties M.ariners 3, OIlers 0 team. We played badly Sabres 7, Rangers 2 anda successful penalty shot by Joe Noris scored twice, once tonight," said Maloney, who Rick Martin scored three Cleveland's Al McAdam. Jean on a power play and once added that his chances of stay- times in the second period and Pronovost scored twice and set shorthanded, while Edmonton i 'ng on as coach could depend on Gil Perreault added two goals up two other Penguins' tallies. was held to just 11 shots on San club's next game, Saturday as the Sabres outshot New York t McAdani, who had broken in Diego goalie Ernie Wakely in '.t at Minnesota. 'The next game 40-14 and kept the Rangers alone on Pittsburgh goalie theMariners'triuinphoverEdI is critical," he said, "It's a four- winless at Buffalo since Nov. 22, Denis Herron, was awarded the inonton. . . , ' fAight of 33 games this National 1 ' 'I It can Sundiy' Games York Nets San Antonio at Clove: nij Detroit at New Orleans Atlanta at Milwaukee Kansas City at Los Angeles Buffalo at Seattle Boston at New tt PIE Oklahoma 6$. Hondrix. Ark. $3 DIrt Western New Mexico It. Southern Wash Qulola iiis 01)3) 7$.. P113) Big Q (ii with P (12)721 Hockey T W Illinois 69 (hadron st s. Ockin St 57 Patrick Division D4kota St. 92. Westrnar 12 W I T Pts OF GA Findlay 11' Anderson 68 NY Iii 19 1 4 42 110 13 Iowa St. 19, AriZona St 65 1777 iii 66 Koarney St. 91. Midland 66 Atlan 15 9 1 37 101 LakeSuperIorl2,011ye,64 NYRog 1313733 125117 Mt St. 72, Huron 70 Smyth. Division Mornlngside 69. Yankton 66 St Lou 1716 1 2$ 9111$ N Park 79, Wheaton 65 Chgo tO 18 3 23 95116 Northern. SD 71. Bernidji St 62 Cob $ Il 5 21 85106 Mtrvtesota 95. Dakota Weslyn 6 II 7 IS 81131 Vancvr Western Mich 65. Valparaiso 56 WALES CONFERENCE Norris Division SOUTHWEST Mori 24 S 4 52 160 12 I4I I I 6à. Acele:at0o.olt AFC Championship Game NFC Championsh ip' Game ian. Lonege L oS Angees , . Los York Washington E Carolina 19. Ga. Southern IS Louisiana Tech 96. Houston Baptist 77 Morris Brown 101 Morehouse 87 W II am Carey 103 LIvingston , f' AFCm:jsien,i Playoff Pittsburgh at Baltimore NFC Divisional Playof f Phila ' :i: hia ° ar ndiana New Orleans at Houston Chicago at Denver Kansas city at Phoenix Clemson 94, Biscayne cot 42 Ru t; "F' I f I ArCa(S)$$0.Q Knicks Boston at Atlanta SOUTH Auburn 109. VirgInia Corn mOnwealth 59 1 AlavaBengoa (2) P (21) 15030 SIXTH- Ogulla javi (1) 14 so (•1 20 1 ( 210; 3 Pate) Bengoa (II 2 60; 0(1 U 57.20; P II I) 16350 SEVEN' H- I AldanaCoido () Jose Aibqrdi (3) AFC Divsional Playoff Nw EngIlnd at Oakland MIDWES By The Associated Press point game and it should be 1973. penalty shot after being held Phil Maloney, general man- very significant." ['at Ilickey scored both goals from behind by defenseman ager of the Vancouver Canucks, A loss would leave Vancouver for New York. Russ Anderson. alone in the cellar. is losing patience with Ilrulns 5, Blues 2 FIghting SaInts 5, Racers 3 coach. The Canucks lo again In the World Hockey As.sclTerry O'Reilly's first goals in Minnesota's Mike Antonovich Thursday night, absorbing a 7-3 ation, the Minnesota Fighting 20 games and three assists by .scored three goals and assisted drubbing from the Detroit Red Saints beat the Indianapolis defenseman Brad Park carried on another as the Fighting Wings and Maloney said he I1acers 3 and the San Diego Boston past St. Leuls and for- Saints suived a flhot attack rnay fire himself as coach if Mariners blanked the Ednion- nier Brains goalie Ed Johnston. by Incharapolis in the first perithings do not Improve soon. ton Oile extending the Blues winless ad and went on to victory. 6. The Canucks have won jt str ing to nine games. It was Flyers 4, Black Hawks 1 Despite the 21 shots on Mm- _________ __________ Satut1 Gnis ,, and at New St Tbumas Aquinas 103. Hunter 79 $4. Worcester Tech 71, . OT . '__,___ Z' -_ FlFTH Saturday Dec. p NFC Divisional Gold:at: Philadelphia at Detroit Antonio at Chicaco All n1a at N;wyeans Waahington alo Phoenje at Los Angeles nyr at Portland b II Pro n u c _____ . %do, k 7*V11• •lW11 I Today's New York Kn'.ksa? Boston C ollene - - 4 Z - - - Girls Win Ii . termlssion. SEABREEZE: Flick 7 34 17, However the Daytona Daniels I 3 1 4. Garvin 23 5 6. Murphy 2 0 1 1. Curran 1 22 4. Beachers opened it to an 11Wallace 6. Barrs 12 17. Johnson 13000 2.1 Totals 25 I10.19 60. point spread going into the last SANFORD:Cotton96lil,Craigl stanza, and held on to win. 0'0 S Ken Brown 1 1.66. HoIlls 3002. Seminole was hampered in Wiggins 2 00 4. Smith 1 31 5. Key. the late stages when Kevin Brown 2 00 1 Totals. 70 13.17 53. Brown fouled out. S.eabree:e 14 14 19 13-40 S.anlord 14 1210 Il-SI • i - ." 11 I "ll, htubenCottonscored24points varsity game, 59-42, and hursday night to put a scare Seminole's girls took 46-37 io tall, talented Daytona measure of Seabreeze. Iach Seabreeze, but it wasn't Seminole suffered from the enough as Seminole High fell in third quarter blues in the boys a 60-53 basketball encounter varsity game. It was a 14-14 which claimed a tripleheader in game after the, first eight Sanford. minutes and Seabreeze led by a Seabreeze won the Junior scant two points at in- • ' I Worries Crabs . I. - ( d_i - Cotton 's 24 .....• . . 'j, = .. .. It " . IV ,r. 60~53 Love - _- 4- Gals Jim Colbert's onipetition in the $200,000 Ilagge's drive. ihe unique Format allows is bnghtene, A smile event on (he Blue Monster The Bradley-Floyd team was both the man and woman to crossed his face, course at the Dora! Country one shot back at 67. Four teams drive on each hole, the man lie II Just been asked his as- Club were tIe(1 at 63-Colbert anil From the championship tees, scssincnt of the new Mired "We decided that I'd drive Argentina's Sylvia her- the girls from the ladies' tee. Teani Golf Championship in first on each hole, With Ray tolaccini, pert little JoAnne The difference is In the tee which men and women touring standing there behind me, it's Washarn 1n(l Chi ci flo(fri- markers ranged from to :pros were playing together for like having a mulligan. I know guez, Penny Tulz and Au..stral- about 70 yards. The team Is •e First time in a decade. if I get in trouble, he's going to Ian David Graham, and Mary allowed to select the drive they What else is there in Ilk, rip it right down the middle of lAu Crocker and Fizy Zoeller. want and then play alternate replied Jtmmy, 'but golf and the fairway." The favored team of Judy shots on the same ball for the girls" [)r. ('iii Morgan, who has yet Rankin and Ben Crenshaw remainder of the hole. The ladies seemed to agree. to Win on the nien's PGA tour, could (to no better than a 70. It s nice to have a man around and Marlene liagge, in her 27th Arnold and Sandra mo rela"Generally, the men are bet' (Jut there," said Pat Bradley, season on the LPGA circuit, tion) Palmer, were at 73. The ter iron players than we are," ho teatned with N lead Thursday's wind blown [tall of Farne entry of Patty ,Mrs. Hagge said. "So the h,ampion flay Floyd in the first round with a six-under-par Berg and Gene Sarazen trailed strategy was to play my drive ._P1 selected drive. alternate shot 66, operating primarily off %ITS. the field of 46 teanis at 80. as much as possible." fensive standout. up," the BYU coach said. The game, to be televised by- * , ']•( _v,1.wI 11 calls from other coaches around the country asking if e LT1iZ& I' l IN:i I P Lines Men, - OHi.ANLX), State, Friday, Dec. 17, 197-7A PLAZA Open $ am. to 10 P.M. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday 12:30 10 5:3q p.m. Catalog Center Ph. in.1020 Store Ph. 323-1310 ,, / 1.14:11 . 1 "k1PF1 I I ' .1 1007 S. Sankird Ave. ~ �$A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 17,11 - CALENDAR__it r HOSPITAL NOTES L Seminole Community College annual Wassail Concert, Student Center, 7:30 p.m. Tanglewood AA. closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. YAC's Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 701 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 pm., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Christmas concert, choir of Forest Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church, SR 436, Forest City, 5 p.m. Open to all. Camp Mohawk Children's Home will host a Christmas concert featuring The Pickerings, gospel singers from Orlando, Dec. 18 at 8 p.m. at the Geneva Elementary School. Public is invited. Free will donations. Family and Friends Night at Rainbow Ranch, 9 p.m. Mid- Florida Singles Club Family And Friends Night, Rainbow Ranch, 9 p.m. DECEMBER 19 Annual Children's Christmas Program, Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. Sanford, 4 p.m., to be followed by congregational Christmas party and pot-luck dinner. MONDAY, DECEMBER20 Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21 Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Sanford Girl Scouts Service Unit, 7 p.m., Chamber of Commerce. Overeaters Anonymcus, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and light, Sanford. Seminole Lions, 7 p.m., Quality Inn North, 1-4 and Sr 434. Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Sanford Optimist, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn North, 1-4 and SR 434. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. The Sanford Ministerial Association, 11:30 am. at Sizzlin Steak Restaurant. Sanford Senior Citizens dinner, noon, Civic Center. Members to bring covered dish and table service with meat furnished by club. Short business meeting and program. Members bring presents for patients In nursing homes. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Sanford Sertoma, noon, Sheraton Inn, SR 46. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., the Caboose. Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Serenaders, senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m. Civic Center. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. DECEMBER 16, 1976 Foresters Square Dance Club, The Forest, 8 p.m. Why television series; Florence Ballard. 32, one of the original members of the Supremes singing trio, who spent the last few years of her life living on welfare, of cardiac arrest; Doris Miles Disney, 68, leading mystery novel writer with 47 books to her cred it. ' Mary Margaret McBride, 76 the undisputed first lady of radio for more than 20 years; Abby Rockefeller Mauze, 72, philan. thropist, only daughter and eldest of the six children of John D. Rockefeller Jr.: Martha Mitchell, 57, estranged wife of former 4'atients Miss Doc But Don't Pay Bills S a.m. readings: (ern perature, 47; overnight low, 44; Thursday's high, 62; barometric pressure, 30.06; [)EAIt AIIRV: I recently read in your column a defense of doctors, many of whom wrt' not nearly as rich as nit people thought they were. relative humidity, 86 per cent; rainfall. .2; winds 10 knots. Each contestant acci pled will be requested to participate in the Volunteer Community Prenatal SATURDAY'STIDES Dear labor and delivery, and baby care are covered with special emphasis on preparation for childbirth techniques. The classes are offered free of charge as a service to the community. For more in. formation about any of the parent education classes, contact the secretary in the Education Department at Florida Hospital, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., phone 896.6611. ext. 1773. 1 he Season To Be Jolly... f; V-...... I Abby I I Il us to get married." '."Sm-ry, we don't hire married women; they'll just leave us to have babies." Sorry. We don't want to employ mothers; they ought to be home with their children," "Sorry, we don't give jobs to wonen whose husbands are working; they don't need the money. Very truly yours, Abby, why do some people feel that their doctor bills are automatically cancelled just ecause their doctor dies? S A new series of prenatal classes will begin at Florida Hospital on Jan. 4. 1977. Expectant parents are invited to attend regardless of where they will have their baby, The classes last for six weeks, and consist of one weekly morning class for the mother, and one weekly evening class for both parents, scheduled during the latter part of pregnancy. All phases of pregnancy, U.S. Attorney General John N. Mitchell and outspoken critic of the Nixon administration during the Watergate scandal, of cancer of the bone marrow; Dame Sybil Thorndike, 93, grand old lady of the British stage, whose career spanned 72 years. Lotte Lehmann, 88, internationally famed opera singer and performer for more than two generations; Dame Edith Evans, 88, British actress; Connee Boswell, 68, popular singing star in the '30s and '403; Claire Ruth, 76, widow of baseball's immortal Babe; Rosina Lhevinne, 96, concert pianist and teacher; Rosalind Russell, 63, stage and screen actress. Offered Classes '. My husband, it pflysiciaii, died at 61. lie literally worked himself to death making housecalls night and day. 1k never turnt.'d anyone away who needed medical care. He gave his services free when he knew a patient couldn't afford to pay him. And he never overcharged anyone who he knew could pay a larger fee. When this dedicated man died, his patients moaned and groaned. "Whatever will we do without (1W dear doctor?" But two years later, their combined unpaid bills totaled $11,000 Fair through Saturday. lllgh5 In the upper 603 today and lows 70s Saturday. Lows tonight in the 40s. Northwest winds around 14 m.p.h. I, iT I (Herald PhO?S by Mr ,a Hawki) The Centennial Civic Organization is busily planning its Christmas Hall, Daughters of the Sphinx of lyre. Court 14, Enterprise, present a check for the holiday season to Lewis Armstrong, potentate (second right). Making the presentation are, from left, Lula M. Jones, most worthy grand matron; Freddie Mobley, worthy matron; Shirley Allen, Orlando, most %u)rthv grand matron and Julia Davis, most ancient matron. to be held the night of 1)ec. 25 at the Maitiand Civic Center, Maitland. Proceeds will benefit nursing home patients. Organizers of the event include, frontleft, Darlene Brown, Mattie Turner, president; Madelon McGill, assistant secretary and Loretta Frederick, executive director. i.IS. Mrl'.: Right on! Such remarks should not go unchallenged. The squeaking wheel gets the grease. h.Il..............I)FAR UIIL Ui.. Uli(U LIIIU should be paid out of respect and appreciatIon, If you think this is worth the space in your column, please use it. And if it cause some people to feel uncomfortable, at least they will have gotten the message. CTOR R'S WIDOW: SAN NI.'ISC() C DEAR WIDOW It: It's well worth the space. It also brings to mind an ancient Chinese proverb: "The wise dentist collects his lee while his patient's tooth Is still aching." I)EA1I ABBY: You can do it lot toward equal rights For omen by publishing these Tstatements, which we have all heard repeatedly but until recently didn't have the courage to protest; S NOW OPEN• I "Play dumb. Men don't like girls who are too smart." 'Ma) I speak to your husband" It's Important. ''Sorry, but we don't hire nglt' girls They'll just leave .,THE PEAR TREE Dissolutions Of Marriage , . DEAR ABBY: My husband passed away some time ago, and now I am wondering if I'm still related in any way to my husband's family. I have not remarried. My son's wife tells Inc lain no longer related to the family of my late husband. I hope you can ease my mind about tlu,s. MS. I)EAII M.S.: 'iou are not related In a legal sense; but In a sentimental one, I think you shuuld be considered still as "uue of the family." a problem What's yours' For a per s onal reply, write to ABBY Boy No 49100. I A , Calli. Enclose stamped, self9000 A ddrei ted envelope, please. S S * • ' / 7 •.' - ' Marriage A pp I Ic at lou . jHours: Mon. thru Sat. 10a.m. till p.m. Sun. 1 P.M. HI 8 P.M. Richard E. Murphy & Betty M. Elope Annette Mercer & Charles Richard Mercer. Glenn Nelson Bailey & Nancy Raye. Robin D. Bowman & Stephen BUCKS CELEBRATE HOLIDAYS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buck, Sanford, smile delightedly as they prepare to open gifts of silver and crystal given them by their employes. The couple entertained employes of Bucks Catering and Restaurant recently at a Christmas dinner. - . - SANFORD PLAZA Donald Wayne Brown & Patricia Ann. Lloyd Durham & Marilyn M. wf. maiden name Miller. ALTAMONTE MALL DIA v!Q,, - - FAIRWAY LAUNDROMAT Wrangler Dry Cleaning at budget prices and coin laundry Jeans and Jackets service in a pleasant at. mosphere. Open 7 am. daily. Located at FAIRWAY PLAZA Surplus On Hwy. 1792at27Ih 3229139 Try it you'll like it! 310 Sanford Ave. '1peiioro ..-'-.. i/ b I'(1tII hfle ir11 C . For the leutv 01 C hci tma'. our eiect,on of diamond duo et a 6 Diamonds, 14 karat gtd S.' 5295 b 4 Diamonds, 14 karat gold. Set $17 5 C 2 Diamonds 14 karat gold Sit $1 2 5 ltt'iiis trum -intuit.! 'I/u.' ir .,r,,........... . Army-Navy (111(/ l)1/u'r S Sonja E. Gourdier & Anthony Dannie P. Fischer, & Patsy Jean, wf. former maiden name Burch. Luther Bernard Harper, & Jill F. Foreman & Guy W. Ruth Alberta Harper. R.aino A. Kovu, & Sharon K., Foreman III, wf. prior name wf. former name Matthews. Cochran, - L Levi sLoe e.ryone has For Abby's booklet. "How to Have a Lovely Wedding." send $I to Abigail Van Buren, 137 Inky Dr., b ,vuu1' HillS. Calif 50212 Please nclo%e a IQng, seil.addr.ssed, itamed 12 Ccl •flIIOP Thomas Atkinson Golay & Janet K. James Thomas Smullm & Christina Marie. Diane Wade & Lewis D. Sr. Thomas If. Sands Jr & lawn',' R., wf. former name Fernandez. Osna Schet2en Rosenblum & Morton, wf. name Gaines. O'zzie. Karen Ann Newman & Michael F. ,IUl1l( 2954 Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17.92) Zayre Plaza Ph. 322.8743, Sanford ("i COMPLETE LIME OF RATTAN & BAMBOO FURNITUNE Freddie.G, Kern, 31, 200 MUd. James Houston, 37, Rt 2 [ix Cir. David H. Gustafson, 19, 1882 Puritan Ave., WI', Patricia A. l93,SanL, Ruby D. Edwards, 38 Ave., AS, Gloria A. Peirsol, 33 Robert W. Tine, e, 18.232 1ve Rt 2 527 N. Island Dr. Mtld. Rd., CB, Robin I.. Bruggt'r, 20, Morris, 19, 1853 Willow in., WI'. same add. Kenneth H. Landrum, 33, David C. Arnett, 20, 931 A. 853 J. Ballard St., AS John G. Rolison, 43, 367 Jefferson Dr. CB, Edna Morris, Wymore Rd., AS, Robin S. Tltusv., Linda M. Pavlovsky, Noel H. Scott, 46, Mt. Dora, Klaus, 20, 1413 Noble St., LW 19, same add. Angeiia C. Dailey, 23, 39, same add. Irvin J. Seyk, 63, 414 W. Kenneth E. Murphy, 37, 2590 Leesburg. Ricky [.. Young, 21, 2833 Grove Dr., Linda S. Gaul, 21, Granada, Sant., Sally B. 19thth, Marilyn R. Banninga, Wm. T. .Lambert, 54, 517 LW Cousins, 31, 1031 Citadel Dr,, 46, 730 Ridgewood Ave. No. 32. Oviedo Rd., WS, Carolyn K. 134 Marselh Rd., DeBary. Robert B. DelI, 65, Orange Harris, 52 same add. Henry S. Willett, 71, 300 F 5th, AS. Chuluota, Thelma M. Slather. James P. Thompson, 24, 209 City, Pauline Bellamy, Rt 1 Ri Randy A. Williams, 24, Rt 2 Lake Blvd., Kathryn E. 281, LW. Ri 496, Dorothy L. Johnson, 25, 66, Kcttering, Ohio. Hunter F. Clarke, 44, 401 A. John It. bole, 23, 1503 Donahoe, 20, 2010 Grandview 120 Aldean Dr. Georgetown Di-., CB, Deborah David S. Hawkins. 18,hi3Bx an°IeRd,,Mtld., Kathryn L Ave. Peter W. McCartt, 30, 1070 J. Campen, 25, same add. 522, Holly D. Wilson, 46, Ill. 2 Ba wdoin, 21. 108 Sweetwater Orlenta Ave., AS, Brenda K. 'David E. Henderson, 20, 1000 506 NN Blvd. No., LW, Bay St., Barbara A. Adams, 29, Kirk T. Conrad, 23, E Lake Cullen L. Walker, 29. 8Z S. Whitehead, fl same add. Wymore Rd No. 1lC, AS, Mary LeRoy Williams, 47, 1602 W 300 Airport Blvd. Destiny Rd., AS, Deborah M. Lorenzo Dixon, 19, 907W 12th, L. R. Wicks, 20, 1116 Tim. 13th P1., Willie Mae Robinson, Nelson, 22 Oak Vista lit I Bi 55 Janice Wells, 18, 108 Bethune 47 same add. K, LW. berlane, CR. A New And Unique Gift And Accessory Shop 'WIND CHIMES 'ART PRINTS AND COPPER SCULPTURE 'CUSTOM FRAMING FIGURINES, BRASS WARE AND BASKETS sAUTHENIc REPRODUCTIONS OF EARLY AMERICAN CULTURES • 'ORIGINAL WESTERN SCULPTURE BY LARGO MNUMU PLAZA Many Many Items To Choosa From Priced To Fit Any Bud.i Contestants will be Judged on scholastic and civic achievements, beauty, poise and personality. There Is no swimsuit or talent competition, Contestants must be between 14 and 18 years of age as of Dec. 31, 1977 and must have at least a "B" average in school. The Herald Services Deaths of well-known women during 1976 included: 41 British actress Margaret Leighton, 53, star of British and American stage, films and television. Lily Pons, 71, the leading coloratura soprano at the New York Metropolitan Opera for more than 25 years; Dame Agatha Christie, 85, one of the world's most prolific mystery writers. Kathryn Kulhlman, believed to be in her early 60s, evangelist and faith healer; Angela Baddeley, 71, the actress who played Mrs. Bridges, the cook in the popular "Upstairs, Downstairs" a I., Special invited guests will be 1976 Miss United Teenager and Miss Florida United Teenager. Women Made, Left Th ei r Mark Daytona Beach: high 4:53 m low 11:07 am., a.m., 5:14 p.., 11:15 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 4:45 a.m., 4:55 p.m., low 10:53 a. m., 11:16p.m. ____________ Bayport: high 12:01 a.m., - 10:47 p.m., low 5:23 a.m., 5:12 Monday in a Jacksonville. p.m. hosnital rthrlnn, ilI,,.. flA4iL3.. Funeral was at St. Paul By the Sea, Jacksonville; he was buried in Jacksonville Beach cemetery. 4 - (Herald Photos by Marylln Tipton) WEATHER Service Program of the United Teenager Pageant. This program teaches teenagers to share and to participate In school and civic affairs. Each contestant is required to write and present on stage an Essay entitled "My Country." The winner of the Florida United Teenager Pageant will receive an all-expense paid trip to compete in the Miss United Teenager Pageant in Washington, D.C. and other prizes. Among the prizes the National Pageant will award In 1977 are $15,000 in cash 11ia-alilpa, 1977 Thunderbird for the reigning year, $2,000 personal appearance contract, $2,000 wardrobe, silver serviceware and a trip to Europe. For Information write to Margaret Strickland, state director, 105 East Gate Drive, Stone Mountain, Ga. 30087 or call (404) 9214408. Teenage girls are invited to enter the Florida United Teenager Pageant to be held at the Sheraton Olympic Villas, Orlando, May 13, 14 and is, 1977. The Florida United Teenager Pageant js the official state preliminary to the Miss United Teenager Pageant to be held in Washington, D.C., December, ig'n, ? "What, me worry?" seems to be their healths' attitude. "We'%t got better things to (to - like catching a companionable cat nap on a sunny window sill." That's Tubal-Cain Adah (Tuhy for short) %%ith the striped coat. His napping companion goes by the name of hooker Desiderata (for the 1100k in her tail). Moral of the story? Well, could be that if mankind quit working itself into a frenzy over the material details of Christmas, there'd be more time to relax and absorb the basic Christmas message of peace, goodwill. Fun.'al 1 Fuss Teenager Pageant Slated The human race may be running itself ragged, with only one week left to get ready for Christmas. Not so these two members of the feline species. Mrs. Yetta Snyder, 81, of 1615 E. 8th St., Sanford, died Thursday morning at her residence. A native of Austria, Mrs. Snyder had lived In A 1940 graduate of Seminole Sanford for the past 4 years High School, Mr. Harrison is after moving here from Easton, survived by his mother, Mrs. Md. She was a member of the Mamie Harrison, Sanford; Kneseth Israel Congregation of wife, Janice, Ocala; a son, Annapolis, Md. Survivors in- Dusty, Raleigh, N.C.; a dude three daughters, Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Luther, Edwin (Sarah) Epstein, Miss Lancaster, S. C.; two brothers, Rona Snyder and Mrs. Esther Ford, Winter Park; and Cohen, all of Sanford; a sister, Lawrence, Gulf Breeze, and Mrs. Gertrude Rudich ofh t ree grandchildren. Baltimore, Md., and five grandchildren. Funeral Notice The remains were forwarded to Annapolis, Md., for funeral services and interment by the JACKSON. MRS. OIE W. Gramkow Funeral Home of %*f'yl(fl for Mrs Dee W, Jackson. 71, of Lemon Bluff, Sinfurd who died Wednesday morning, will be Mid of lOam. Friday at GENE HARRISON the Brisson Funeral Home with Rev Bill W. Coffman officiating. Gene Harrison, 54, a former Interment will be at later resident of Sanford, died eat. '. Friday, Dec. 17, lfl-g Christmas... Sanford: Marcia B. Carter Gertrude Davison Win. Hugh Duncan V era M. John nn Homer I.. Miller Iiondalyn Payne James T. Sheppard Deborah L. Smith Ewell White Shirley M. Wilkerson Floyd Martin, DeBary Utica B. Keeney, Deltona Eugene T. O'Day, Deltona Colleen B. Pelley, Deltona Ruby C. Bader, Genera Columbus Davis, Jackson yule Margaret Davis, Lake Mar1 Robert I. Wolff, Margate Kathleen Palinatier, Orang City Leland S. Griffith Jr., Orlando Eleanor A. Hennernari, Winter Springs DISC}LARGLS Sanford: Annie L. Dixon Lancy H. Griffin Mildred M. Heenan Daniel S. Lawrence James J. Moore Frances B. 011i Mary L Smith Wesley Smokes Michael Starling Nancy K. Williams Mettle Wilson Brandt P. Evans, Aitamonte Springs Elvira I.. Bartoluzzi, DeBary Henry F. Oberymayer, DeBary Harold J. GurU, Deltona Michael Maliawco, Deltona Charles M. Reynolds, Geneva Wayne Lively, Lake Monroe Della Elliott, Longwood Spencer J. Harrill, Orlando AREA DEATHS MRS. YETI'A SNYDER WOMEN ' Days To FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17 Open isam. Ii 11 p.m. Monday thrw Saturday Open Sunday 12:30 to S:30 P.M. Catalog Pit. 323- Ion Star. Ph. 223- 1316 Cant.' WINTER PARK MALL Open 10 a.m. tell P.M. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday 13:30. 5:30 P.M. Calal.g Center Ph. l44.$$4, Slur, Ph, 64y_4113 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Opin 9: 30 am, tel P.M. Tues., Wd.. Thurs. & Sat. Open P:34 &-m- Is 0:30 p.M. Monday and Friday Catalog Cent,, Ph. 4234434 Store Ph 1414110 11 4 " I, ,:: , t'ri-n' WORLD Ak about our New Custom Charge OF IMPORTS ZALES 110 i.4AGNOLIA AVE,(X1n'(T *WN SA?r0il) TEL. J.1351 321. 0 ,)66 COMI sue US I h l'i "t0ft' L ------ FOLLOW THE STARS IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR - ______ - * * I* Gtt CIVEi6j" SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR MESSAGE -- * IDEAS (*) WITH THEIR AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARS I �211--Evening 'AO - - Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Dsc. 17, 1976 Adventist Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Nazarene .~; - -. - -1 . I. . ~ - '_ . . A. John GIrflf Q A Ku,fl, sat A zoo m ~ : . - . . WN i Friday, Dec. 17, 17-35 " r ~ . -1 j!!; THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY : .. I P-7 1", , , Sunday School 'F :: t Aft i " ce IIç_/k_._.___..\S,, - - 1 , 'A . OF THE NAZARENE 0 . 1. both School Vespers Wd Eve, v Prover M, 1 8 . ~-. Patter ~ ~ - ;:: . - ,- THE SEVENTH DAY i ne Church... ::: ::: Carrier 7t$ [I,., Pao, 'u,da, 1~71!1#1.,cr. ...... FIRST CHURCH ___ 1 ll * ._ : OF GOD CHURCH C$ef~ 11111 and tie" Rev I OM COX Sunday School AAOfIWF4 Worship ON I • Poorer . . E0II,ISWiwsh,. 1607 S Samford A.# 0. Harold HMrI% m. • II •• i of 048 M YoulhFeIIow.ip, %u.rdav .V j Of God Church 1143W 12"Stfivet v.vm ~ or League ' E vetoing worship Wed Prayer Moot I 00 0 in . Fa,,,m ily N11 S.,vc. Baptist Cl-flordeell, Sch.ci Sunday School (Sjm#cfd I Wed PYIV.IM.,I S"V rowelled u 11 ____-- -- ir "I 1. Part The Rev - Loreyo. Sopor I Z. .1I % -1 .,.. %It .. . I 11 k. Bible Study Gear" Galloway for . 111t _ ~ I . 1i I 00 P m . ; it _0 , I .1 I II i. - I 41, PINE RI '1 A I It Wo. Airport Blvd, Ray k.n,Wrn MDII Sucroday $~ _ -- I !I 7 . ' ,, • -, '.' SM e*p m , I ______________________________ I 'pi , .. ____________________________ ______________________ . _____________________________ I - ____ _____________________________ -. ,' .1 1 Methodist 1 COVENANT PRISSYTIRIAN CHURCH '7y isad, .kIM1ryIIyd MYF W.roAlp °dSyDICI0drcN ___________________________________________ .. -liorerth.9 1WW,t?., A. p, 37p4p,7 Wed PFae.M0P,n1 L_ 14 34, It a I" Wed Ev, I.bI Slyly FIRST BAPTIST CHURC H t. jay CosA0t lovi MOrmrq W0110.p Church Trio,.,, - I POp no E LL WINOOW nurcnes WIIIIO,d.,, Wor ne o Wor$Ap 1 I OI 0 $j Prr Uq10n, Wednqgay voted PrJ,,r Pastor ISIS.,,, It Dl.no , ,,, P ISp no Christ's birth in all its beautiful-simplicity. IPeople I walk by the window and stun and - • looK-and when they go on again the tired lines seem to be erased from their faces. For the moment, they have forgotten the hustl and bustle" of holi- Christian. ¶)' TIIOaIA.,. SenI,rd F, W,I;,jin E..,,o._.._WII,amAy4,s,,j £15? Past.. Sal V,.I Mass P 00pin lvii MAW Iiin,lD I*iIpe., CenIsmnj. Sj? 0-Ppm - ------- figures and at that tinle, babe. Makes >ou realize, doesn't it , that Christmas after all, is the birthday of tulr I 1 •..l ..L..I.J L .05101 III)tIIU DC celebrated first of all where & r. most birthdays are celebrated-at home. In this case, that means the Church. . • : - . Sued., Ss,,,, Sued., SttsioI W,d.W., S'r.c. II Nan p -- Wcdnesda 'thursday Ijaiab isaiah ')J. SC*l5 Ot Friday Isaiah Saturday 5h1', SCIWII UMYF Mi,q' Pr00,, I'i.tlatI Pod £440 lP'v'tdi FIMly N.0I %gpqv kdSynda ,%tiab 1 ii-ii .- ___ . Moi,,,,,q WertIl,p ' ,,, ,,, > g t is sma ut s my i Surrendered to thy control. . J.C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff . 0 0 PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don.Knight&sfaff - 0 . S lOam INp in GREGORYLLJMBER of Sanford PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes 0 SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT co., INC. 0 0 • 0 CELERY CITY PRINTINGCO., INC. -- • . - - ASSEMBLY OF 000 Fail Ait.inp DI God IflO $ Shin 0 BAPTIST £rI,0 •ipl'I CMWOR, O, CJIwisy SSpt.tI AWmWy, H.0 '1011 - V.,fpp.nf lS4Rls,d Gad,. CIsC, l,sy IIpI.DI vcA. C'yUi b, d. Ca%tDIb ,, pIaDIiDI Cliu,cli. P' !'Mosla SI C.,,ftah IaI.tt COsitO. IJtlOu A.. Cliveysta 1,51 I1t,iI Ci,a,,,at,, $.01ISt CN,,C. Sefliwq Wi-Ct..-, SaISust (berth, OldOrIa*g at Hilt., F.sI SapId ChqqcC, SI Part Ar . IR A,t F'Msdit.. Soptist (CuriOs Aflam.Mi Saq US 4, I.m.&, - Sw,rligs F.rst lapl,tI (bvi0 of DiSy F,rpI (hOwsil U0 G.o..a F-niIap?.iS COveIS ot L.&. Mi,0 F-elf Iap'.st Clivecho *0 LaO, Man,. . FrtI •i$ti (CubS •1 ISsLasde SF051 F',tl Shoitso ttW04t Saps;tC$urcS. till N IflI$I Fm',jl C'?v •uttI C0.uho 1.0IT Suptttl COWIC .0 Ots. Faset.. Hoad lap's' (CuriO. O,'.d Jordan M,5t*0m'y Baptist Ctswc. IPI N list? II 0.110.14. 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IS lfl St Nffi5 COuVCli II Clivipt, Flu H,qn Or. U4,II.ed CHURCH OF GoD CKC0 DI God. WI H'ci, COvicli of 0.4. 501 IS Hod 5, (),p CNWCR , l God HsI,nqi5, Las. (OMCO DI God M.*i., EM,,.,15. (Nvdli at 0.4. 1443 IS l$ffi 5, Cliwio DI God iA (0itl. Owi.. CliuncliolGodsOPeOsa,,. 3540 S ElmAs, (ifl.'G.4..p,.,, liii P..n....... rl~_:zm%. -y . Lu.0.,#, CPy,ct Gid.n Govt . I St - L.I Len.,.., CAvitO RI 42$Shea MET4OIST 55,041*U*, ?a4M.mo,, aICNyvyb. I D.har Ave, ICOIrISIM Baa, Lisa Ue'I,d Wo?IW4,st Clivecli . l,tliqI AM £ COencli C.n.an H,TP Catwlb.,,, CiinmvinI0 UCIIH M,lIWd,I CutR. Hwy I 12 £ Pe*1 Ndo Id -CitWIbqry Diha,t COm,nys.lp M.IPuad,sI C0'yrth, N $501,005 Rd - D.C.,, First Ufl,t.4 M.IIWI,it Cliveili 411 Puot 4,. F,jI M,IOed,it (OgICO DI Q.'.4. FirtI toul0qq Mallitt(0ye, 1444 e4 A,, •I•• WotIWd.I (hurili. $40 N 41h %I . 0,0.,. MS?IW4,tt COunt 0*n,t. 04ici Us,t,d M*l0d,42Clivtt, A.r00,5 .0,0 - ''C"00Ii Lnvr(o Pii W.tl., UqtP,od,il. Ut 4$ V$ at P.Ia St A 04 E IO at 50 MI'0 s A U C Clivicho SI. RI ai$ i,on - $I Payl M,IMd,sl (004(0. Option Rd - (nI,rpas. 5I.lt,,d Mamuil S D.s.e1 SaMaod0 Ufl.!.d M.t0.4.sI COu.tho. Imp F.vpt 1,d, bin.,.. Sled - Al?am.l, S.rgt Jima5 ' Shosisard- AILA I'Lliond. Ill b Suirti Esc.il (00410 1 0u,, A,o. CIvil Iin3tsaI (0,,,cN L,04o,..4 Help (vito IpttøiI PastA,, at 410 50 A . 5ymo.y,, QeilIfy (AL N Lake Ave UA1i4 - TampI. 1044am, tlU*mCiM 1I$. D_ OIHERA$ -- "I I ( " .1' It O.' ( C . NAZARINI . lent (OWCO I 11$ Miii,..,.. 1341 basilerd Av . Gene va (CuriO .110. Milaroos.. SI 44. Gin., Lab Mary Ctvt0 sfIOa NaIr.ø,. Lots LS90.d (Ii,tti SI I$ N&gi.,. Ujrp Blvd . Lu. Mi,, *00no40 $ Jaiiyp Ave Longwood . *94 Choir Practice For IlF liii .. thinO. Oiu :. ':': - ;':ri - - * g Corrie ten Boom picked up her Bible and said, "ft's the same with this Book. If you try to analyze it as a book of science or literature or theology, you will not be nourished by it. Like chocolate, the Bible is to be absorbed and enjoyed, not picked apart bit by bit." Chris t as Services For Youn And Old 0 Should Giving The Grace United Methodist invited. A nurser)' will be or , . rport v is Ravenna Baptist proided. ' phnning several special Both serices at Ravenna Christmas Services. EveryoneParkSunda y will be devotedto Religious Science is welcome to attend the Christmas. In the morning morning worship services Ofl service the adult and the youthA s'eek of outdoor services Sunday. These two services ll choirs will sing spe s of the week of Chrmas wi ll be cial pa rt include many traditional the service In the esening presented b) the young people - Christmas Carols, speci al choir 7:30 the outh will resent th eof the First Bapt ist Ch urch of musicandcelebratethecomlng play, "To All Pepple" which Oviedo lhe Christmas week of Jesus Chri.st. has a contemporary setting of a activities is a product of three outh Church Training middle-class American fam il y departments. The youth prepared to celebrate Christ- Dr., next to Penneys l f , Chi.rh uu 'r nun,. - IO•30 Th istmas ' rvice iU e a retelling of the Christmas story by - Dr. Roy Graves, with emphasis on the deeper meaning, anu Lilere WI ll U . The music department of the special Christaim, music by the Sanford Ch urch of God is choral group. presenting a rnultI.media m usical Sunday at6 p.m called "His Love Reaching." directed by Wayne Harris. Retreat i Messiah Lutheran Messiah Lutheran Ch urch, Casselberry will present its Christmas program Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Public is welcome. Baptist Pin ec rest F or J c) b B i d S RIDGECREST, N.C.Ridgecrest Baptist Conference Center, a year-round religious retreat near Asheville, N. C., is accepting applications for employment on the 1977 summer staff. Conference center personnel interested in hiring ar>. The Sanctuary Choir of Pinecrest Baptist Church, 119 W. Airport Blvd. will present the Christmas cantata "Ring s" Siind,sv 7%fl r.....r'"-"""5i-'--'j rornvám,fnI.' icrs r....,...... th e Be llJ at tIII IllCIIAdmission is free and all are young people and adults to of are n m -. - uV ' --- ,' , - - - - - I -- 't 'I S -. 4 ' - .- - . -. - - - - 0- -. -° . .- 0 - - - 0 ": '. 0 SI , . . - - - - - , I - ' I - ,,j -O -' - .. - -- -' , -.- - 0 -- - I' - for profit Christian humanitarian - headquartered in Monrovia, Calif. The initial response of the viewers was just enough to pay for production costs. A fund-raising fiasco' Not if you look closer. Rather than making a strong appeal for money, the program had been designed to attract child sponsors, and it did 12,000 of them in the United States, Canada and Australia, agency - - generated over $6 million so far and is still productng What on the surface could have look ed like a mistake actually was very costeffect.ive.fuiyi raising. When evaluating a charity, keep in mind that m os t organizations have a number of different fund-raising programs. Naturally, some will be more successful than others; the important thing is the total effectiveness of its programs. You can find this total ci- to George Boswell Jr.,LEAD Program Coordinator, P.O. Box 128, Ridgecrest Baptist Conference Center, Ridgecrest, N. C. 28770. Rldgecrest. is owned and o perat ed by the Sunda y School Board of the Southern Mb,i.. .-.4" ° °'°° Thurlow Spurr is producer of be released on Light Records, Spurr has recorded more the Festival of Praise Choir, th an 30 record albums, cornwhich will appear on Dec. 31 al books4 80 piled the Gymnatorlum produced an award-winning campus of The Methodist Enterprise. Christmas television special, Is tildr en's He will direct the nationally director of three Concert Choirs In Florida, Famous 80-voice choir. with In Michigan and concert brass and guest soloists . and serves as minister of music Florida's fasted growing In their church, Calvary Assembly in "Festival of Praise," a musical Winter Pa-ri'of praise and worship, soon to - - - - over Cd-seIberry Winter Spring-. Forest C,t - FIRST ASSEMBLYOFGOD 27th & Elm- Sanford RUTH TUECH 834 9212 at on SHIRLEY MILLETT 8)4 9212 I?,IrT'fl',- Spurr, Choir Ifl tnerprise 7-9p.m. at - Since the average World Vision sponsor supports a child for at least f ou r years, - the $900,000 investment in 1973 has Inquiries should be addressed , - serve more than 30,001) guests who attend during the 14-week summer season. Staffers are needed for the complete summer term, May 29-Sept. 5, although applications will be accepted for shorter periods of 0 time. Applicants must be high school wradussteo hetwps'n lii ------- -------------------and 75 years of age before the summer of 1977. Positions are available in the areas of (00(1 services, housekeeping, day camp, preschool work, guest relations, transportation, registration, guest recreation, Security, media - cen ter operation and auditorium-conference room operation. Work schedul es usually indude a weekly load of 45 hours and weekend or holiday shifts. When staffers are not working they may participate in an ext ensive program of duff activities, including, staff choir, vocal ensembles, Bible study, area , missions, revival teams, plann ed recreation and drama teams. Special staff programs are planned each Friday night of the sununer. '- - " 0 - _." .":r.:::: - IL ' - '- - . - Christ. '' 4 ',..., . AlIg1• (0inin.47 COaI All I,ts (04,10.40.4 ncs,tI I%I404i.,0.5i3O. A,. % -G1. CM? - - ' - ..Willow SORNW - - 1W,, , a Attams.i, 5F'fi ,, " -. 0 F'rsI S.,,, CtiN SI ffi Living God. PIflle(.S. l,M• Tlb,,00(l, IIdQiw.41 Ave. 0",,* Q$ 111h 00 lISt, S.m.o54 u,* 5(0.44 P. Paol,.st.i COveit si LiaSw.od P',tI C0yqi Of Sanford Pull Pill CCSMry Club MI Oh,,. $540455 CO3vt Oat Hell I, OpI., %isS4 A'-:,ti, COVICS. I$I 5 A,, 14*Isnd So'$• (CuriO. 1441 $a.s.. AV Thi Mlvsslas Army. p ______ 10119 $1115 Mr,50 Church. CtviS '0 .,1... -. Oi,,, £ lb All F.,t C0a.I,CampS.ini,W,5101 .ar4.lI A,en.. Cliip5, I410dahl A.. • (0,,.,. - - -- C0u, Ms T ' -. Lien'S A U I MOWO 0*?, 154p W. nd • campus of Rollins College at - Area '°OlOt, 0r 0055 •s,d Kni4.m SOIl! SI J,od,&o- 5 *IIMI. Lit, Ua,. Lit. - - t' A ..#Ou f _ Christmas Sunday w ill be lbrted at First United Methodist Church of Sanford with the traditional "March to the Manger." The congregation will come to the manger to meet the Holy family and place a gift for their favorite project or charity. The Nativity will be portrayed by the youth of the church under the direction Jolene Brubaker at both morningworshlo servIces. 7:30 -and 11. - FLAGSHIPBANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First OTHER CHURCHES Christmas is traditionally a organization's annual report time for charities to make provided it separately Identifies special ap peals for money. But (as it should) the cost of adit's also a t im e for people to be ministration and the cost of caref ul about the charities to f un d raising. w hich they give. Last year • Administration is also an Americans gave o ve r $.6 Impo rtant factor to consider billion to cha ritabl e causes. when in vestigating a c harity. According to some experts, $116 Just as fund-raising costs are million of that may have been inevitable, an organization wasted by either fraudulen t or cannot avoid administrative poorly managed groups. expenses. A res ponsible c ha rity A recent article m "Cha ng ing m ust be accoun table for the Times" magazine report ed an funds it collects and disburses.. investigation of the Pallottine ft needs office facilities and M issionaries, a religious order equipment. It needs qualified based in Baltimore. Less management personnel to six per cent of the $20 million it keep good accounting records, raised from mid-1974 to the end and to assure that the money of 1975 went to the missionary actually gets to the people who work for which It was con- need it. All of that takes money. tributed. Look at the effectiveness of a Another charity, the charity's programs. Do they American Kidney Fund, was truly meet a valid need? Do established in 1971 to give direct they lead people toward sellfinancial aid to kidney patients. sufficiency or toward greater In 1973 it was reported that only dependence on charity? Are the five cents of every dollar ac program's goals set up so that tually went directly to aid you can measure Its success? A kidney patients. As a result of charity that gives attention to prosecution by the Ohio at- these questions may have tcrney general's office, the higher administrative costs F und is presently undergoing a than those that don't, but the complete reorganization, effectiveness of each dollar is All charities must, by probably greater. necessity, have some opera tin g It's wor th your time and and fund-raising costs. There is effo rt to do a little ra'irrh not an organization in the before contrlbutlngtoa charity. country that is able to sell a You can ask information product or a service or a cause from the charity itself, from the without spending some money. Council of Better Business The question is, how much? Bureaus, and from the National - Take for example a television Information Bureau, an inspecial called "Children of dependent nonprofit agency Zero." ft was produced several that has set standards and yearsagoto help raise funds for investigated charities since the childcare program ofworhi 1918. u,..., T..e ..aI.....I -15.75'.?lI I4JIC2II4IIUII4I, d non- coordinating the week's ac. mas, when one of the sons , First Methodist I 11010 II Na I,, SOpno , ,.., UI SISpqt Ma,p5 P',b,t,,,1., Chwcb. SIt Pllin SI555 Rd - Altamonte U.I.Csmmve,y COu,CR. WOtIin,05t1, PViØpl410 (bwrth. Rid S Upi.iiRd Rd. SEVENTH DAY ADVINTIST iS' Liki S,,,ntis 0e Ad.enl,I Clivoos, $w )& P.,.? Ctp venI0 0., Adv,.t,i, (CyfIli , S101..I 50.0010 D• A000MI5) MAItISM A,. 411.m,M. ''°i' pec vCli.740 £ Shin *'M,, $,r,Slv.nt Go,A4v.nlIs,(owtoISS Most M4 Ma NIH kYl05y A,flt0$t ChOth III Pea SI - Unisys Cha rities? Include lutheran Church of the bringshomean un anted guest tivities is Keith Marr Jr, a student at Valencia CommunitRedeemer Sanford has f ro m college. College. scheduled its annual children's Christmas program for i p.m., Altamo nte Oviedo Baptist to be followed by c 0mmunity congregational The regular Sunday service Christmas Part> and pot luck di nner Park Church of The Christmas cantata "Childe Jesus" by JosephReligiousScience will beheld at Clokey and Hazel Jean Kirk, Bush Auditorium on the - UPSAI_A PIISSYTE!IANCHURCH Coo,l Csoioty Club I. Oeewui SC.. S'P'.DI Me.r5 *tIi.p I"°'CSW.,tIl,p Redeemer Lutheran present "The Christmas Story" at 6 p.m. Sunday. U17 I UWC. • Altamonte Springs Longwoc,zj (East) Musical Presentation - chor Of John Peterson's Home, one presentation of - - - WELCOME, WELCOME -. - - Pastor E.DonCoa - at -, -- - . - - _ - . eagerly accepted her gift. She began her talk to them by saying, "No one has said anything to me about the chocolate." They disagreed, saying they had all thanked her for it. Then she said, "I didn't mean that. I mean no one questioned , me about it. No one asked where it had been manufactured or what the In gredients were. Instead of analyzing it you Just ate it." I . 0 .4. Live animals will be feat ured. The church choir will What shall I give Th ee Master? Th ous hail given all for me Not just a port or halt my heart, I ill give It all to thee -HornerW.Grlmes I "Pon gis PRI$SVTIRIAN 1a0 Mar0 Ua,iH •.41, (hoyq F-rot ian CO3,CO Ois A ,, £ - ' 0 , ' - ' - r - - . I m- - - She spoke to a group of Germans who prid ed themselves as They couldn't receive her message because th ey felt had a more profound theological understanding than she Th e next time she visited she brought them some Dutch chocolate Since chocolate was very rare after the war, they I r J I .11 (•.esant Pr•50t,,,4., C0v, 0.10) p , Aed.. Pr500000 Chw,0. 4H.0I, Ip .'• L -, . I - _ 0 , lf or ' 1SCOPAL iwtss .. ' EASTER N ØITH000* -. Ills,. Orl0.a .nct. SI 0od151. $ ShOlIwsod Cl-,Aflam SF090 5;ts,0 0CSOiz CAuncO. St. GOIWDI O-COA. ItO Siuffi s!. 1w.' Park lisle,., DitMd., CIWvco. St JeOn ' COit.in C5a44. us Hwy U I. F,,r. Pm't litl Too *"d . CHRISTIAN . P*tt ChIt,,aø COWLS. 4007 S S*rlr4 A.. hoCuS CIvilian CIsUI. II) N Airport Shed MootCul, (Iv,Piaa (CuriP. 1Mq44 Ha,en, Of - Mi.' end CIv,sl.as. CAawU%, Sam, Lass II it Jamsi., C000RIGATIOHAL 0 ei ?.*I CIv,i.a-, (0,., o' ::I . ' ,,_____ - Alooks' - r,,, U.?,d Luffi,ean POOl s o. L alOciic COurcO 0 'S'd..0.l?n. CRuuR ml 'e Ucd,,in,,. ij PIn Pt.. .. . , 1. Answer: I believe the Bible is the Word of God and the revelation of God Because fle loves us, He wants to communicate wlthus, te lluswhoflpisandwhatfleis like,teljuswhoweare andwhatwearetollim Illketo th thkoftheBibleasGod'sletters to His people. Have you ever been far away from those you love? Remember how eagerly you waited for letters from ho me? How you read them over. and over? flow -good - it felt to know you were loved? mats flOW 1 feel about the Bible. It contains God's love letters to us, letters to be read and reread savored and er'Joyed Corrie ten Boom tells about an experience that says a lot about how we . - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY H SaptolC0c.,.F•I Cd, CsmmIIf(en?., F yrI Cr, Ni. MI C.I.a,0 laØot. tICS * th SI No 5 at m P,.in,t, ,,Uat,0COyCIR ISIS IS Ifl0SI NOw T.tt.in..,t IIDISI CCO. Ov4IeIy No'* L.r..d N.. Ml Jan hIltS (OvocO UW Poor A,• R..,aai P.tS COituS (buryl. Plop iWo SI •ODItS ClièCSl, liE IS 7.t SI,..? 14010110 P,a,t,it? lutISt (lie(K. 115 IS A.poot Shod Pra.0.. L5I• SOIII0. R.dW Rd. F,,n P.,t Pr5 M.s;noo •ipI,I CKwcR M.ap ShIMSM.5oo,Butt? CRascb *.tI SOM.,d SNI.0455 SeØ,tI YsinDI. Am,5 LW0 Hall. 1010 S,øW.. hiit.sl Coveco. leis P.l.o.??. SI iuln.t Mst.4osje0 Cdlii? C0u'(tI. SI MI OIS, St Pa lodist (SMIN, 113 has £00 5 MaflO.wi liDItit (Curb. (ma.. Heft so,i ssaoo Ia,i thli 6 (Hi, SI 1oiWi 55*ilVy ii.?.tt COurtli. Is Cv,,s SI YCinpIlhapIt? (CWgli. Pat 10.95 00 AIIOmij, Spo.aogt WII,noCluilM,ti.en1 1.11th Clrv,ct. Musk £ W.U,.,,, SI - £t0.m..f, Speqp . I- - . .. ,., - ' HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David BeverlyandStaff . . '. ' 0 . : - STENSTROM REALTY HerbStenstormand5faff . p.i WINN.DIXIESTORES and EmpIoye,. . 0 . .. President cRUMLEY.MONTE,TH INC. Insurance Service Jerry & Ed Senkarik andEmployes 0 L.D.PLANTE,INC. Ovideo, Florida . 1. fr; - • . . ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, FIa. Howard H. Hodges and Staff 0 0 'I, - I U [H . MiF lroy right is club Ofl the . WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. 'ind Mrs. Al Wilson i. ,. - ... .. I I III 42 II ' " 42 . hat shall I give Th" Master? (,ivero((,itt.s BRine. Sha111 wI,.uo, Iaen or THE LAKE MARY UNITED PESIYTUUIAN CHURCH - -• NIIIyTA,, .Li5,Mary U,,,,,, Minister Se°da,C,rc..i I in Mq,,on, Werthe p II N a ' • P.0.. S IS £ II i NI I 4S in S Pla in • THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance DEKLES' GULFSERVIC Mel Dekie and Employes O WILSON.EICHELBERGER. .• MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff . . .- left, is Pioneers' service urianuO The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible _______________________ FLAGSHIp U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff . , will be presented at 10 am., Th e youth of Good Shepherd Sundaybytheseniorandyouth Lutheran Church will present a choirs of the Altamonte live nativity scene at 2917 Community Ch urch. Redeemer of my soul . , GoM . Good Shepherd What shall! give Thee Master? FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH •II *lS1 - - - I services with CIA%"% ow II •, °'" CfleO Wts.n , . ,. Monday Tuesday Isaiah %latih,-u Jobos 53:1-Il 3:I1 -' 3220-16 _______________________________________________________ Phone 311 Mairsifte Worship Nursery oreft.nillWG4'SIIp Wed SbIISIady IPv.,,,5.,, First W,do.oday F*IIoP.p 5 with toys for needy children. Russ Kitner, • Knowing that all Is Thine? COAAAAUP41TY UNITED METHOOIST CHURCH He1 U OPalP.,,.y R.diRd Catt*lbrry 0.. WII.ain P,cl*fl Past., II,o K.rn.IIsM,II.. AuIII its, Morning Worth.0 I )IIL It a m .1 Sunday HuRCHoF CHRIST SCIENTIST KOEt SOcSr.d%trfl$ Fr I IRS?PS$YTIII:NCHUICH . '.1 Science ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH . - them like the softly falling SflOW. L L-e , L k at tIlOSe ( I) ucautimuily _____________ Catholic • peace of Christmas drifts over . There is a store that is displaying this scene of - sessily (lay preparations. Instead, thi, - What shall I give Thee Master? (,Rer of gifts dlsine! Shall I give less of hat I possess Post" 11 Season ____ - T 0 Moe roing Worship 0 TH , LAKE,1MoNRoE CHAPEl. Postal, undi ScRosi ________________________ 'O as. m TucrDflvq,S4nla,,410p1101 Rev ComolD loin S I ? 110 P in OiL iier ' - _________________ Npm CI4RISTUNITED UETNOOISTCHURCH _____ .• . ;WS Paris Ave 111 I Suedayy.qnro,i,,,, _________ _______ . - /. I r I . If ir ., ~ 1 r . . f ., But>ousay, I am a poor creature, and have nothing to offer., Nothing? Nothing! You have a heart to offer! Though unworthy of IlLrn, dark, hard and foul, give it to Him as it is and be willing that lit use and dispose of it as it pleases Him Gise It freely He will ta ke it and make it better. He wth purify it and you' ll ner reg re t having given it to Him. He will frame it to His you,with you I ______ 0.JII5 God gave his son th e softness of a dove; Some shepherds gave the little lamb their love; A wise man gave th e iufant king his myrr While Mary gave her Jesus all of her, Good Joseph gave his boy a wade to ply; And we?-a tree, twisted, on which to die. Presbyterian GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH A, Part I lord. A I'lliallodland Or Rev Ft ' ' ' CVS?A4CHUCH • _________ . • . ffin a tree as Johnstone G. Patrick reminds us in his poem no v'c.s Im _____________ ______ 3arn (OHGREGATIONAL I 340 I" Pal?., Sunda e SthoDI ~ - 11 ____ ____ ____ I The wise men presented gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. tyousay,hat nI I: I -, ____ characteristic of burial and death, offering it with tears. Balthazar gave incense, the rich gum of frankincense, signifying priestly functions and divine . -. .w . I Congregational R Woth, ________ ____ I _____ I ' posts, r i I Question: In my o0nion the Bible Is a superb collection of poetry, myth, parable, history, and philosophy. But there are many questions yet to be answer ed by scientists and th eologians before I can re ga rd It as revelation from God. W ha t Is your ~_ n before the Lord. Tradition tells us that Melchier presented gold, 1epresentati%e of a ki ng's power. Gaspar brought myrrh, th e __________________ I . _____ __________________ , • often the greatest truths are clothed in the simplist array. This *was the character of the Magi. While they studied the stars and sought a world of peace and purpose in space, they had the humility to recognize its fulfillment in the birth of a child to Peasant parents in the obscure village of Bethlehem. Through faith, they saw what others never see. They beheld eternity infant Truth is eternal but it is revealed in the mundane t}ngsof a moment, and this was their moment of truth. ne Magi's response to this revelation of truth and the fulfillment of their hopes was to bring forth gifts and lay them ____________ ___________ Yes, they had found their king that had taken months and much LutPoa,iCPru,cp,,Am,01 ______ _____ after a 15W mile . 2l0001tirdoAy,()7.flp _________________________ . I King of J0fly - LUTHERANCHURCH ______ . V e'tij_ ~ p 9 41 a m 11 follism - - _____ ______ • I _________ 1. . Wooer, Youth Sofv,c # Tuts a we =_ __ " OJF .-'-_ 11 A M I - _-_ . .: . PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTi5 CHURCH R, Sunday Schooll Morning Wersotp . _-_- 0'. _________ 0 . ________________________ k. . Nof:I,lWOflA,p (mnoornqworths• Su"Ale, School I . 1 h------_ -. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST H.q0a0 40 W,tI HOaFeTaVIO,&aUdHUP9 Wod E,j,,1 p SERV?C?O,OESPAN0L ______ --_- 000000 ' , FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH .. __ k-_- I )loin 6 )00 ter "Yl', K"L"" ' . partion &Rd Nursery . __ ____ Ii __ ?vOSdaGim :°CIOO. Wednesday Pait., _____________ - I - _______ Evanq,I,t IS lOam II a N.,,o . THI DEOFFMFR Plate YP.. L L'It" ii , I 0 )$I? Park Averive Er,d BoO., I b4O%ldp Morning Warthip £vtor,n,5.r,,c, Wed Bible Study C"milluff0i'S Meeting Sunda, II '. . 0 CHURCH OF CHST 0 1~ incense; and they shall shew forth the praises of the Lord." sure enough, about the year 4 B.C. the three wise men knelt on the dirt floor of a humble dwelling In Bethlehem in reverence and in HFOANCHURCH OF . ,I __ Weellsortalay Service I -30 As on OIdTrulraN,Do, 1 I I' ! I e i Versdooloscloy 8,bA# Class Morning Strio'ce, hired School M ,, I __________ __ . wt,ro,anp Rev I Evening Worship FIRST PENTECOSTAL 41: in. . . . . . Ii £ 010501,op chwch School . -. , CHURCH OF CHRIST Ja0T P Ntdhino Roclar $0 or$rose ltr1*1 II .- 0 Pentecostal ~ Church Of Christ , Episcopal ipisco pal ,-_ %., I1 ~ i ,.Iqr ~1 . I ------ . II - 1: la,a -m ..._ I .- I Paster a. __ - , I 5 Soared Preisch'"I a Worshiping ~ -- - 4 M :i I ' I -.- _=__ _______________ "The kings of Tarshish and of the isles shall bring presents: the kings of Sheba and Seba shall offer gif ts." The prophet Isaiah -. I . sacrifice of personal comforts and substance They had entered in to the presence of God's Son. There, in the ordinary beauty and innocense of a healthy toddler , God had provided his message to mankind Peace on earth, good wi ll to men It takes a s pecial kind of wisdom and h um ility to recognize that p spm SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH An expression of love said,". - - .all they from Sheba shall come: they shall bring gold SANFORD BIBLE CHURCH 2UlSSfltdrdA-vi Harris I Denominational 3a Morning worship CHURCH OF 000 _____ ." - ~ . attempt to give the Sanford Salvation . to the appropriate gifts to our loved ones. But what shall we give Army gets a helping to God' After all He gave his best gift to us His Son and our Savior, Jesus Christ. from Santa as members of the Sanford Telephone In the eastem nations during ancient days, homage paid the king by mak in g appropriate gifts. We see it in Psalms 72.10, Pioneers load him up Non I j I . '::-...-.-:-::•:-:-::- .. I ' ................ -If~`c- -_ Minister . At the center of the meaning of Christmas is giving. "For God qo loved the world, he gave his son. . _________ I FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH • AS a too, -- ... J I • Paso, M:n.oWa'sp ... .. ..• :: __________________________________________ - Capt. James Snelson of NATI -.....-.......... .. 1 F IRST ASSEMBLY 1111 R 0U Of God Assembly . * * _____ - . What Shaliw Give? ___ ' - I -' Grace Smith of Welcome Wagon presents check and gifts to Seminole Youth Ranch director Jim Lynd. -,' - - - - - r- ------------------------ - CHRIST is BORN 6P.M. SUNDAY, DEC. 19 - - 0 - KAYE TALMADGE HILDA RICHMOND 571 3167 -. Deltona - ---------------- . 0 -. - �48-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. I?, 17 -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. : TONIGHT'S SOnSiti Santa Caus combine to spread ii. GUestsr Joan onaI hodav cheer for viewers dving the Coming Ytietide season (R) 7 24 WALL STREET WEEK Osnic. maker Ind Friday Evening 600 4 2 6 9 12 NEWS 6W EMERGENCY ONE Govfe. Right to Life Harnet VoIen E.P.O.C. 61 REV. IKE THE JOY OF LIVING 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 1230 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 6W I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 NAME THAT TUNE 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 730 2 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 4 GONG SHOW 6 MUPPETS SHOW jyWOOO SQUARES 9 (B&W) 1957. Earn biography of Lon Chaney, the silent screen star who was a makeup wizard and created a series of menuratae screen charactenzat,ons. 100 2 12 THE MIDNIGHT sPEctt 6 MOVIE - The He4lfighters." John Wayne, Jim Hutton. 1969. Adventure yam about firefighters and a king lost daughter. 51 MOVIE: Dawn Aider John 130 4 LATE NEWS Saturday Morning 600 4 FARM 8' GROWERS ALMANAC 8.25 9 DAILY WORD 1000 2 12 SERPICO, Serpico (David Brney)iriltratesabarxi of young reutione,y tarracists plotting to 160 a stolen missile to blow up the President s plane, 61 NEWS 7 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT . . 630 6. SUMMER SEMESTER 9 HOT DOG . 700 2 A BETTER WAY 24 AGRONSKY AT LARGE iaao s 61 ALAN BURKE SHOW 7 FLORIDA REPORT 24 SECONDS TO PLAY 1100 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS SM WILD. WILD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN Osmend. 830 I? CHICO AND THE 2 MAN Jim Jordan. radios Fibtier McGee makes txs acting debut as a 73 year old muffler mechanic who is wed by Ed in an atterrpi to guvea fellow senior citizen a iob. 6 1WAS THE NIGHT 4 BEFORE CHRISTMAS. Animated musical narrated by Joel Grey. A fnerdy S an'*ty of mice a hr-id and gentle ClOCk 6.55 2 DAILY voc 9 FRIENDS 12 LIVING WORDS THE H U D S 0 N BROTHERS A AZ Z L E DAZZLE COMEDY si-tow 7 SESAME STREET (Fl) 9, GIWGANS ISLAND 12 MUGGSY 7:30 2 . TREEHOUSE CLUB 6 THE FLINTSTONES 61 DUSTY S TREE HOUSE g JABBERJAW 12 HOT FUDGE 800 2 12 WOODY WOODPECKER 4 6 SYLVESTER AJ) TWEETY SW FRAN CARLTON SHOW 7 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (H) 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 11 30 2 12 TONIGHT 6 MARY HARTMAN. MAR HARTMAN 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 9 S.W.AT. (A) 1200 . 6 NIGHTLINE With Mike Miller. Topic: 'Abortion.' - FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES ARTHUR AND co 6 TOM AND JERRY THE GRAPE APE SHOW 24 VILLA ALEGRE _________________________________________________ 2 ' - eve ti Aut I me. nt I) __ 830 12 THE PINK PANTHER e 'IHE CLUE CLUB -' CCOPIOMYNITE TLI$DAy ___ N11 111111111111 I ______ __ .10 *40 __ ____ ____________________ ____ ri i - ____ ..1 11 ______ t_ ___________________ 1III, IL ALT. __________ ImIJcJ: u - 3IJPEPDRAGO _-_ - 24 WOMAN 630 2 'L:DA's WATCHINGTOPIC 4' 6 CBS NEWS 7 THE WAY IT WAS 9 ABC NEWS -12 W1NNEF1S CIRCLE .12 AESOP 700 2 MUSIC HALL. USA 4 BUGS BUNNY 6' 12 HEE HAW 7 VISION ON 9 LAWRENCE WELK 'Beg Band '40s' 24 THE GOODIES 73() 4 THE MUPPETS SHOW 800 2 12 THE FIRST CHRISTUA5 The Story of the First Christmas Snow' Animated musical special tells the story of Lucas, a poor shepherd boy in the south of France who has never seen Snow Vol Angela Lansbury. Cyril Fbtchard. 4 6 CHARLIE BROWNS CHRISTMAS Ansmited cartoon with the "Peanuts" gang . I . , ' 9. AMERICANBANDSTAND TED too 2. 12.' NFL PLAYOFF: Teaj,tobeasux%ed. ' 330 ' ' ' 6 SOUNDING BOARD . 400 9 S100.000 NAME THAT TUNE 4 MOVIE Warpattt Edrnurd O'Brien, Polly Bergen. 1951. Man rides the trail of revenge for the murderer of his fiancee 7 BOSTON POPS IN 1-401LOO (H) 9 DOLLY PARTON SHOW 830 '2 12 NBC MOVIE: ' Mama Lucille Ball. Robert Preston. Boa kttitg. Musical about awuldlyerxenelcwv(nan whose indomitable spirit car-' nes her and everyone arotgxj her through thick and then-end always in high style. 1974' 4 6 HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS A Dr. Suess animated cartoon based on the book of the same tide. Bong Kartoff narrates the story of the Grind-i, who tiles to steal Christmas from 1MiovlIo (Fl) 857 2 ' ' 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY. Gkxta's surprise any-ounce' mont that she might be preg rv,rif again bans to some ' drastic action by MAe. 9' MOVIE "Mrade on 34th Street" Maureen 0 Nara, Edmund Gwenn (SaW) 1947 Fatilo of 'Kris Knino working In Macy's, encountering uneliei1ngchPd,'gi,.ngonfri5j to ' prove he's Sant.'s ' CHILD 1.2$ ".,,' '- '1'Fc.ing W -'- ,r"q .14f ailges QwsGttdn kir itaij 930 4 ksa Lanjt hiallit1ii [hviftaji, 1n. },, i(T.t.ej ITT . tj APiei..j'i apu1Fii1t-e1' c:ati& *1 ' ft I ' 6 ALICE Episode tobo arvounced, 7 VISIONS 1000 4 6 CAROL BURNETT SHOW Guest' Dick Van Dyke. 1100 2 4 8 12 NEWS SM THE BEST OF STEVE ALIEN 9'ABCNEWS 24 MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS 11.15 'IMLAI*( 9 NEWS STARTS TONITE HE COULD MAKE 'THE BEAUTIFUL . RM DO ANYTHING AND 1130 2 12' SATURDAY NIGHT 6 MOVIE: 'k's Search of Gregory ' Julia Christie, - ' HE WANTED EVERYTHING. FR I. NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 32 130 12 POP GOES THE COL*4- SINGLE GIRLS" TRY 51, F5I*IWAPSNOP&FI.IAMA*KCT I 6UOv19AM.$PM MOVIILAND I - U3.IIILJ MOVE: Westwwd Ho." John Wayne, Sheila Pini'sers 1935. ______ 18-Help - - person. Sanford Nursing & Con valesCent Center, 950 Mllonvilie ...... 30-Apartments Unfurnished .. uVIEDO FlU- Duplexes Furn Cr Untumn., Wooded, Home size lots RIDGEW000 VILLAGE 3721 Wm. H. Stemper.ReaJtor Eves 'OeBARY. 2 BR, Fla rm, fur. flushed, central heat. Fine retirement home Only $19,500 ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON ' Spacious 1, 2 8. 3 BR Opts. Tenns. 5w emm I nit, play g r 0 un 0. recreation room, laundry ro and clubhouse 2550 Ridgewood Aye, Sanford. Ph. 373 6120 Building Lot LAKEFRONT. , Acre 109' on Lake Hutchison in Deltona $8900 WANT ADS WILL SELL your "don't fail and at,i low, low cost FOR FAMILIES OR FRIENDS OF PROBLEM DRINKERS For further information call 1234357 - or write Sanford AlAnonFamily Group P.O Box 533 Sanford. Fla. 32171 ' Serving Dettona. DeBary, Orange City & DeLand areas '" NOW RENTING Ann Jones Realty Sanford Court it yovrselfers, 1.50 Marilyn's 99 Secretarial Service, Ocala. 901 732 *713 Notary. Marriages Apartments 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Performed ,, New Electronic Sensor Perm 8. Beauty Care Products T ow ers Be au ty Salon, 119 E Is?., 3fl 57 42 Notice to alI'customers & friends i *tll Close down all operations on Dec. 21 until Dec. 27-on vacation in,' fi..'i.,,... ?.. ci1 Oak & Pine wood J. C. Benton, Handyman, RI 3. Box 497, San. ford, Fl. 37771. Phone 322 9407, if rio answer, CIII 327 0711 6-Child Care Educatlona, Child Car, for as low as $7. weekly if y ou Quality. 323 *121 or - 977. to (a) Consider a request for a ,arlance to allow for a side yard of 0' to 9' and square footage of houji rem 1100' to 952' on the following lescribed properly: 9-GoodThângs to Eat - -. . Lots and 10. Bloc k 34. CRYSTAL '' NAVEL ORANGES LAKE WINTER HOMES SUB DIVISION, according to the plat hereof as recorded in Plat Book 7, 'age 11$, Public Records of 2532 FrenchAve • Sanf or d 3223622 Delicious Navels, Tangerines, Grapefruit Call Dave Shannon. 332 3474 ieminoli County. Florida The public hearing will be held In he City Hall, City of Lake Mary, :lortda on January 5. 1977, at $.00 or 'as soon' ther eafter as ossible, at which time Interested iarties for and against the reQ,jejt tatect above will b heard. Said irering maybe continued from time o time unfit final action is taken by ' eneva WIdew wishes room and board or kitchen privileges with wlw 377 0573 I Xp m., On Wednesday, January S. . I 904 7/S 6565 or Lena Waite. Ati,oc 4616326 DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED fordo NAVEL ORANGES.$250flu. '322 0362 or 377 6733 ' Brand new, sparkling with charm FurniShed studios, unfurnished I & 2 bedroom units Your new home features' Shag Carpeting Fabric Covered Wails . Built In Wall Bookcase Gardens . Dead bolt Lock Kitchen Equipped Adult Family Fnced Patio Color co ordinited Kitchen '. Appliances A. Abundant Storage Space "Energy Efficient' Air ditioning Package Full Circle Insulation & Sour: Proofing No One living above or below Full time Resident Serv e Directors.. Models olien 10 a m 'til 6 p m. Dxi Come see us or call $171303 SANFORD- 831 Rosalie Dr., 7 BR, Fla fm , 1 bath, fenced yard $18,700 L Hal Colbert Realty INC. 323-3301 REALTOR S V Hard-wick, Broker Deltona. 648 6611 Overlooking Lake Monroe- 2 BR, 2 story. on I acre 139,600 Jenny Clark Realty, 372 1598 . ( LAKESIDE APARTMENTS ay 17.92, Sinford rom n ch, HoU%r- _____ TAFFER REALTY - Camper Trailer tor rent, 71' bath, twin beds, 1-feat. ar, 327 5)52 Up plan O Park i SAN' Al PARK, 1, 3, 3 bedroom trailer apts Adult & family pir Weekly ISIS Hwy Il 92. Sant-r 323 1930 . MC,eITHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv, air Cord .Maid Sell QUALITY INN NORTH I 1&SR434.Lomegwood . S67OO --____________ -. I BR. turn. apt lights, water turn Mature adults No pets. 595 322 3 & 4 Bedroom 2 Bath QUALITY HOMES ATMODERATE PRICES Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting - if.iu&, J L.___ _________________ 1lI(lSii iil(i,i.i QUCCIi,? F '' aid Board of Adjustment This notice shall be pesled In three 31 public places withing the City of .ake Mary. Florida. at the City Hall Ind published in the Evening tee-aId, a newspaper of gener al :irculallon in the City of Lake Mary, tie time at least fifteen (13) days riot to the aforesaid hearing. In dclition, notice shall be posted in he area to be considered at least flee's 1151 days prior to the public trwaring. 31 A-Duptexes "Big AgInCy-LIftl Feel"Your Future-Our Concern' 201 Commercial 373 3174 ______________ Nurs es: RN's S. LPN's, Aides, Aide Companion, Needed immediately 6750436 DATED December 6, 1976. City of Lake 3 BR unfurniSl'ied, children, pets o k $120 mo 37) 7515 or 1 904734 0299. St. Johns River Longwood NON SUB- DIVISION Iltamonte Springs, Fla. 32101 illomney for City 1ubli'J Dec. Il, 1916 lEG 41 - I OTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING N )F PROPOSED CHANGES AND kMEPIDMENTS IN CERTAIN 11 For Appointment Call 305 3223103 . FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H - W&re Offering A FICTITIOUS NAME Notice i's hereby given that I am engaged In buslneu at 262 Abbott St., Lake Mary 37714, Seminole I BR, 21' x 6.1' Barrington, VA loans available GREGORY MOBILE HOMES OR 25% 190] Orlando Dr 12)5703 $6 .or ORIGINAL PRICE County, Florida under Itiq '1ctitious 2 BR, unfurnlstsed, $125 month, first name of DENKO INDUSTRIES, and and last month in advance that I inland to register Said name Riverview Ave. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in cc JOHNNY WALKER cordance with the provisions of the' Fictitious Name Sl.stutes, To Wit. Peg. Real Estate Broker Section *4.509 Florida Statute's 1937. General Contractor S. Richard C. Ray 312 6451 Publish: Dec. Il, 21, 31, 1974, Jan. 7, $971 bEG 6.6 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at $0.11 Seminola Blvd, Casselberry. Seminole County, Florida under the ti(tifloijflarn,ol AQUA AGRA, and that I intend to tigister said name with tie Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac cor44lnce with the provisions of .1se Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section *43 09 Florida Stefijtes 1957. 5' Donald F. Wilson Jr. Publish Dec 3. tO. 11, 31. 1914 DGt NOW r,1 furnished Plenty of room Children I pets 327.5459 38-Wanted ui) idF to Rent 7 Bedroom, min., garage, air, hut Sanford or Lorkillifood area, $140 377 1391 ayes. 44-Farms-Groves - Uioodmere Mullet Lake Park- ?'BR partly furnithed trailer, $135 month, 1.50 security. 319 54,47, 4- FOR INFORMATION CALL 3237O8O AnOther Fine Development By Lot 110*117', corner Zoned apt's or re toned business Myrtle & 131h. Sanford. Make offer 1228741 .] 8,525 MODEL OPEN: ' ' . I 1 fi ' DAILY-'I:30 a.m,-3:30 p.m. SAT.-1I a.m.-4 p.m. p.m.-4 p.m. SUN-) . JI ,i DIRECTIONS: In Sanford .WtStOfllSthSt.off 11.92 14Mile To Ridgewood Ave., Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive waco CONST R UCTION COMPAN Y ACRE HEREFORD STOCK FARM 1795.000 Lake of Ozark's, Missouri 132.000 down payment /0 year's on balance Good house 3 miles of Crystal clear stream 'montage. Y ear around with Solid rock., bottom This stream has never run dry Large t,Ji in stream. Good well Completiy fenced and cross t en ced. 3 barns. 110 County road frontage Very secluded Wilderness area 6 I , - 43-Lots-Acreage Osteen -. 9 23 acres, nice Iree's. good soil, Surveyed ESy terms $13,175 Broker. 5.310171 maintenance fees. - 3 BR, 2 bath, furnith*d or 247M $! 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 34--Mobile Homes - 175 . Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, 1 1/2 Bath Townhouse OR homes; 5lo. refrigerator, central air and hil 3 Bedroom. unfvmn. 1 bath, carpeted Frame building, $113 Call 32.3 I')1 or 372 1517. l Vehicle-. 1972 Pinto Automatic.air, white 321- 1872 I 1977 Williams Craft IS' travel trailer. sleep's 6.3 burner gas with Oven. icebox, water tank, potty, 3 way light, 1793. 323432S, I - Opal Kadet, 4 Speed, clean, j '68good tire's, new inspection 'sticker i J 1.410 or be'st offer, 641 5233 AUTO PS, PB, AIR, V.1 _ * Hanging Baskets. S3 95 Wool Garden Center fOt Celery Ave, Sanilord Open .ntternoon's& Sat 411 day 1974 TOYOTA HILUX PU WITH CAMPER 2395 1973 TOYOTA HILUX P-U 2195, $1095 1972 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE for Rent Rent Our Rinsenvac ' 1973 DODGE MONACO SWAGON 2295 1972 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1795 1973 CHEVROLET CAPRICE $2195 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY III 695 S3595 65-Pets-Supplies - accessories, $125. 10 Chord Key electric Organ, 37 Melody key's 8. 32 Harmony melody keys Ex Celient cond. $130 322671) English Setter. I 'cears old, AKC Free to 900d home only Needs room to run Call Rick., 6706920 51-Household Goods 2 AKC miniature poodles, 9wks old, black 37706*) I 3195 WITH CAMPER CARROLL'S FUONiTURE 372 51*1 I . . ..- FUTURA BY SINGER 1975 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - 64-Equipment -' Regulation size 1*5' Pool table & 2888 1974 TOYOTA MARK II NOMY 1II') Campbell's Poodle Pad-Complete professional groom ng 7167 Park Avi 322 1121 Cl,i'vx2 ,'irctrieSciJy's __________________ I , 4 1974 MGB SANFORD, INC.- W_II:l.]:f.1I)T/ewrIa}l , 'i , T' -. - I _______________________________________________ 1~ BUSINESS DIR ECTORY " II JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY I .. $030 State Si Sanford Plaza ____________________ 1 ~ . seal roof. 3216555 2 and 3 Legal Notice 75-Recreationa - 62-Lawn-Garden The Old Singer Store 1260' Lamplighter, turn 2 BR. I' I bath. Patio, awnings, new cool 7124 I 42-Mobile Homes 1972 Mercury Marquis, Brougham, 1 dr hardtop, fully equipped, ex cellenf.condition, 12.002 869.1132 Hwy 16, Well, Sanford 373 5620 NOLL'S' - One of S r''r s !: Toih ir"d S e w 24 Za mlchine's Asiumi balanceof 5185 SOor pay $11.90 per month Will take tradi. in C;n,,,,,. equipped to zig zag & make button holes Balance of ISIS! or lO payments of 16 Call credit manager, 322 9111. or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER Ring our chimes and place a fast adfing, low cost want ad Call 372 7811 or $31 9093. Dell's Auction Center Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Forrest Greene Inc. illi) AI3J UtAl, T() good condition I owner. 11.350 Call 322 7799 after S. _________- Casselberry, 5/ 92, 830 1206 Christmas Sale Now In Progress. Save 15$ HorSe 8. Rider Western Store, 7158 S Sanford Ave .,ANFOO- 3 (5R, l'i bath home, central heat & air 12*71' game room, large trees OWNER MOTIVATED 523900 FHA 2524 Park Or 122 3118 Realtor Alter Hours' 322 92*1 '$22 '1991 1170641 1972 VW Super Beetle, AM radio, yo'i or steel desks, executive desk ' & Chars, Secretaral deskS & chairs, straight chair's,-filing abnets, as is Cash and carry - For Christmas Bonus . Sparkling 3 or I OR, spill design Gracious foyer, formal liv.ng dining, cozy family room, custom features Pool planned Large lot in quirt neighborhood ad Don't you wish the item you have for sa le was listed her e' Used Office Furniture ' 200 Amp Portable Welding Machine on Trailer Phone 321 4386 MOVE TODAY Over 10,002 people are reading this ce Supplies -- 138,90) Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. raking applIcations tot cooks, waitresses and. dIShwWer,. 40 ' ' Thieves. 20$ Palmetto Ave., 3 OR hOmi. lenc,ij, kitcrCri ' equipped. $115 per mo $1C*) dr Sanford. 202 Bamboo Or.. Seinlind 3,,,Concession Help Wanted. App ly In person aft er 420 p.m., Movielamid Olive In Theatre, Sanford COmfoftabli 2 OR home in L.nk.' ' i_e.,. i,,. I,. -- .._....__ -,- -. iJflUi1 , air (or':: Need extra money? Can you work I heat, Florida room, carpprt, ir,.' couple of hot%5 In the evening trees. $515 month. Call $69 O 'i Call 1234542. between S & S or 3276196 eve's . weekends. COMMUNITY WORKER, outroac work, assist staff in FAMIL 210 W000MERE BLVD. PLANNING PROGRAM, Ow 3 Bedroom, IlsOmo car, Contact Seminole Co. Heatt Ii Information in W'ndw. Dept. 377 By: 5' Kay Sassman City Clerk PARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE IROCK, MASSEY & WALDEN là E. Semoran Blvd. 372 1199 furniture, home entertainment Outfit, and hundreds & hundreds of misC, item's, lust in time for 'Christ ma's We will take no consignments until alter New Year's Open Daily For Retail Sales, 10 5:30 Lead Electronic Gibson 6 string Guitar, with Jordan amplifier Excellent ConditiOn. 1250 37.3 35*8. Give Dad a pair of dress boots by Freeman or Dingo from Knight's Shoes, 705 E First 54 Iii 6222 IIWhIrlIrdFI47 FRIDAY NIGHT 7P.M. Equipment 59--Musical Merchandise * REAL irATE Realtor 830 Hwy. Ill, Longwood a c SALE Pianos & Electronic Organs with automatic rhythm Section. Liberal trades offered Bob Ball's Piano & Organ Sales & Western Auto, 305 W First St , 322 2255 FREE SHOPPING SERVICE IN CaIIBart DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach will bold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday, night at 7 72 It's the only one' in Florida You set the reserved Price No charge other than $5 registration fee unless vehicle it sold. Call 901 255 $311 for further details AUCTION * Everything For The Golfer- Clubs, Balls. Golf Bags, Duckster Jackets. Ladies and mens golf apparel and shoe's. Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop. 322 2535 Reduced 12101 Bargain Table, SI Ass CLIFF JORDAN. REAL TOP Sanford area, off Lake Mary Blvd , 2 ei unfurnished $135 S ChJ'l Available Jan I. 134 9054 32-Houses Unfurnished Mary, Florida - Items 1971 Mer cury Cyclone GT, 331 Cleveland, automatic, Power steering, air, $1295. 373*913. 72-Auction Will trade Hammond spinet organ iI ------,.,,ih i,.dii I., '.. xx .Wx'Q.Vr liar " 'spnC'tiJr console piiiflo Phone 321 0067 Table, 3'.,'xY, folds for auiu's,.Qie legs, LOS 323 SALE-All 6153250 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and 'n MOdils, Call 3231S70 or $34 1605 Dealer Last 'sale before Christma'st Loaded with all kind's of gift ideas. A lot of 60-Of'f ___________ Uppland Park Homes By Air, carpeted. Quiet I *id 2 bedrooms. 1123-to $135 mcn'r., Adults. Phone 322 1510 new radial's, low mileage, 5737$, too' Bring your articles to Movie Land Drive in Theatre Swap Shop -Flea Market, south Il 92, every Sunday, 9 a m lo 5 p m NO CHARGE Reserve free space's Phone 322 1216, / pm to 9 p.mr any night 5.5-Boats & Accessories 57-Sports - Cottage. rooms, I batti. 251 5 3rd '" SI, Lake Mary. 511.500 Phone 8101701 2296 afler.4 wk days. 18-Help Wanted /656 Pen & Pencil Sets, by Anson, $12 50. G'/AL TNEY JEWEL ERS ,e " Park Ave - 26.40 Hiawatha at 17 92 322 5301 Day or Night / Models Make $15 and have fun 'swapping 5795 after S p.m. 16' Fiberglass Canoe, never used, 5150 or best oIler 110 5053 between 58. 5. Mon Fr, or 337302* after S wk dys, or wk hot. "* SALES-Farm or City Earn extra cash for Christmas stopping Sell t hose items you no longer need with a Quick Action Want Ad in the Eveni ng Herald 1973 Pontiac Deluxe LeMans. bucket seats, fully equipped. Cassette, 32.' 5961 Live on the St Johns - Enjoy 71 iA CLUDING DELIVERY. FOR SHUT of park, club hOuSe, pool. privet, INS IllCh'itmas dresses for little docksor tennis Live in new or like new mobile home, $13,300 to girls, Assortment of Christmas stocking stutters, 523.500 Easy terms Call George PAYTON'S CH1LDRE NS WEAR Willis, REALTOR ASSOCIATE, f or free boat I 26.40 HIawatha at I? 92 Furnishc't WANTED' SELLERS BUYERS - DEALERS Empty your carport or garage. Tilt trailer, Cushions, 1395 323 01.33 or 373ll9e after spm 8515 Rig Real Estate Broker SALES-Apt's & Homes 'iEIITALS -ApIs & Home's -Rig Real Estate Broker HOoE 25th St 373 6655 I, Mid 322.2O9O Pool PAYTON REALTY 323 Ewpj 322 158/ 322 1519 207 E 25th St 10-Swap & Trade 5975 Impala 2 Dr, Hardtop, PS. AC. PS, AM FM Stereo, Radial tires. Low mileage, S950,323 0133 or 323 - ROBSON MARINE 2978 Hwy Il 97 in. ... $973 Ford. Pinto wagon, good gas mileage. December inspection, $1,400 Or Persons, 3222730 or 3226418 BIG on delivery 11' Cobia with 35 hp Merc ni'ayv. HOME IN THE COUNTRY-Assumable mortgage. ExcIlienI condlimn $19,000 llage YARD SALE-- House plant's, 2 guinea pigs. Antique 8. Avon bottles. Stroller, Double mattress, etc. 111W Coleman Cit . Sanford, Sat. & Sun - Mom will love one of ourelectrical appliances See our fine selection Gregory Lumber & True Value Hardware, 6th & Maple 332 0502. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES TWENTY ACRES COUNTRY ESTATE-- on clear lake. Ex cellent location for hide a way borne Will divideor all for $35,000 , 7$65pARK 70 or 831 9777 - - DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOMEAcre lot, A real bargain at %I5.500. 'z ________ PRIVACY- No other home within 3 block, sits this) OR, 2 bath home with large swimming pool. Cen. tral heat & air conditioning, wait to wall carpet. $25,950 FHA, VA. 80-Auto for Sale - 4 $03 Gal fuel tank 5 Firm 37.71939 sticker. Good running COndilion. 349 5702. 1961 Ford F 100 pick p, air cond automatic, 357 engine 373 7510 wk days. / S 30 Ask for Duck Lacy $350 1206 WE BUY FURNITURE Matland AuCtion 33961161011 tree from Sanford - . , Diamond Solitaire, $19.50 up, diamond tie tac. 118.30. Gwaltney Jewelers 201 S Park Ave - From Sanford, Flo. Reg Real E'statc Broker 2638 5 Sanford Ave. 321 OlSteves 327 7643 1961 Chevrolet pickup truck, new Any quantity, HOLE'S. CASSELBEPRY. Hwy. 5792. 8)0 BATEMAN REALTY Pr-c Reel Estate Broker 803w. 151 SI., Sanford 323606$ or 373 0517 eves . GARAGE SALE: Stove, Refrigerator, Misc household goods Honda 500 with all extras Sat. Only! to 5 110/ West 701h St Sanford County- 12. 2 story frame, reduced from 555.900 Owner holding, Classified Ads will always give you 5.41.000 more . . Much . Much More than You expect. M. UNSWORTH REALTY We buy furniture' I tern or hou'sefull WANT ADS ARE SMALL in size. but 2617 S French Ave,, -------- Wanted 10 buy used office furniture, Garage Sale 322 1917 7 I, screened porch, carport, walk to Shopping, owner holding, Vacant 1203 Yamaha dirt. 230 CC; $430; Cliaparell 100 CC . $700 Bxtt offer Ph. 323 4062 79-Trucks-Trailers Furniture, Dishes, Silverware, office equip. . tent, used canoes 8. boats Wekiva Landing. 322 1470. Mom will love you all year for a Micro Wave Oven or a Trash Compactor, Dick's AppI'nnce's, 3 Bikes, 1973's- Kawasaki dirt, 90CC FOR Cash for Antique's Consignments wanted, Hi Way 46 Auction Galleries, 32269m GARAGE SALE- Clothes, Jr. & Ladies: Blow Dryer. Utility trailer; misC. Sat. & Sun , 10 to S. 307 Po,nselfia Dr 373 9098 Lady's 27" bike, 10 speed, $50; baby Port a crib. 510. 322 0111116 days. 373 1935 after S 20 8. wkndt $7,900 to qualified buyers Call to see it you qualify' MLS Multiple Listing Service 1505 W. 25th St. Reduced CASH 373 FULLER BRUSH Pir,ycret- 3 2. corner, trees, established neighborhood, $25,600 ANYTIME 135 * Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 or 323 7/10 OAK FIREWOOD $90 Cord )236OSó After Spm - New hOuseg in a rural area No down payment, monthly payments tess than rent Government Subsidized 3222420 One Bedroom • They're Hot! Call Sanford S Sales Leij.'r iou, Get Em While EXTRA - 54-Garage_Salies - Utility tilt trailer, ideal for riding lawn mower or small garden tractor, 648 $531 Lees, Down VA & FHA Home's, Kulp Realty, 327 7335 107 W. First St., 'S.antord 323 7895 * LOCH ARBOR- 215 Ridge DriveReduced for quick sale Con venient 3 OR, 2 bath home, close to Mayfair Golf Course Has large. family room, enclosed sun porch, central A H, doubt, carport, on spacious fenced lot. A lot of home toe- 536,5CC ut , BROKERS Oays--372 6123 Nights-322 2352 ________________________- GENEVA-.. Shadow Lane.-. This 2 OR, I. bath is on Mullet Lake Canal, and has equipped kitchen. heat air, and workshop All this for 571.000 Bedroom Apts, Quiet, One Story 327 0779 LAKE MARKHAM- Via Bonita-Country letting with thiS 3 BR. 7 bath pool home Fully equipped kitchen, family room, will car pelting & more, BPP warranted, 542.900 . Studio, Studio, 1,2,3 -_ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Win' REALTY Peg Peel Estate Broker, 3210640 Drivi- Lovely 3 BR. 1 bath, w w carpeting, heat air, and more ' Nicely landscaped in well maintained neighborhood See to appreciate 525.000 Luxury Patio Apartments Private Entrance 3)-Apartments with many fruit trees. Priced at 1117,000 WYNNEW000... 1603 Wynnewood DELTONA -, SECOND AREA- 3 BR. 5 bath. utility rOom screen porch, Central heat 8. air 525.000. Our WYNNEW000 3 BR, family room, range, refrigerator, large lot Nice and clean 520.500 carpeting, and garage, on large lot 78Motorcycles used furniture and appliances to Larry's New 8. Used Marl, 21$ S Sanford Aye, 3721532 Good used TV'S 175 8. up MILLER'S, 2619 Orlando Drive, S4ntord, 3270352 SALES- RENTALS 817W. Itt St., Sanford 322 5645 or 37.2 275/ alter Hr's -___ _____________ '74 Honda. 1 cyl , 350CC. Exc, Cond 2,603 mite's Must sell. 373 7755 after 6p.m GET 53-TV. Radio. Stereo Rog, Real Estate Broker family room, large separate garage with convertible storage area 149300 SAN LAN 1/i 809 Etcambi '- Lots of remodeling done to thiS 3 BR, I 'kit chen, 327 lIlt 37 71196, 177 414.e, 372 19*4 323 3"4 To Settle Estate Christmas Specials GETTING MARRIED? Crave simple beauty? Call Dot, Notary Public, 322 2026 Eves, & Will rids I BALL REALTY TWO STORY stucco, I OR, 2 ba th, Stenstrom Realty - Ridgewood Arms REFURBISHED HOMES: $100 clown payment toqualilieoi buyers. 3 OR, 518.000 and up, Fill Santa's 'bag Quick and easy Strop the want ads for Christmas t. ,. CHRISTMAS by selling your good Flower's 8. Gill's, Tropicxi & Exotic Plants Carnations, $5 do: cash & carry CAREFREE FLORIST, 7.397 French Ave., 373 7550 Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN XR1O(R, ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 377 7881, Sanford BUY JUNK CAPS - from 110 to $20 Ca l l 37.75624 a'er 4 p m 68-Wanted to Buy Parts, Service Used machine's MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 0697 Day or Night W.GARNETT WHITE GeldIng, 11' hand's, 17 years old, gentle, good with Children: tack included Also Holstein bull. 4 months old Call 3221W. KENMORE WASHER -- , Used Restaurant & Bar equipment ________________________ Steam table, milk shake machine, waitress station, etc 333 2770 SELL THAT CAR TODAY! Place a low cost want ad then stay Close to your phone CRANK CON'sr REALTY PFALTORS. 9306061 El 37) 3.119 ' 5~ U-411 1919S French DeBAR Y'- Large, lovely I BR, air, near Stores Ideal for retired persons 321 05*3 66* 64*5 Call About , Bestbuy in town 55,000 under comparable homes 3 BR, 2 ball's kitchen equipped Central heat & 6ir, wall to wail carpeting Owner pays all closing costs Buy now & qualify for homestead exemption from $22000 - Rentals Can Help EVERY DAY someo ne is looking for what you have to sell Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here lomorrow Brand new Tappan electric range with hood, $700. 323 5851 after 2 pm. Kithdci . Bathroom Cabinets, counter tops,' sink's. Installatior available. Bud Cabell, 3778057 anytime REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 _______ - Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries. $1293 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave. H arold Hall Realty VETERANS Ave Phone 173 ISV Write P.O. Box 1313 Sanford,Florlda 37771 321.0041 '"''' new - SO-Miscellaneous for Sale WINTER HOME-- Choice Ravenna Park location, comfortable 3 BR, 2 bath, family rm , kitchen equipped, breakfast bar, sliding glass doors to lovely oak shaded & fenced yard Inside laundry room Excellent terms $26,900 homes Under 125.000 with less than $750 down, Government funding By builder, 831 1649, Equal Housing Opportunity --------------_________________ SANFORD- 5 BR. 11 , bath, Stove, refrigerator, central tieat.air, nice privacy fenced yard Terrific location $16681 P1. 1300 dowr., 572,002 8 APR, 30 yrs 2017 S FRENCH kiN(WOOO COURT... 3 OR, 2 bath. kitchen equipped, lovely home In area II , 177 1. FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholics AnonymouS Lake Mary, Florida, that said board will hold a public hearing at DEG 65 Geriatric LPN. 1 to 12 shift ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free 6211227 for '-WE Care", Adults & Teens. ' of ecordt of Seminole County, Wanted ______ DIVORCE FORMS - For free in formation write to : 80* 191, Pompano, Fla , 33061 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by he Board of Adlustment of the City C121 Lake Mary- 3 BR,I'7 ball's NICE- 3 BR home on oversized 101 in fine residential neighborhood 577.500 PINECREST.. It BR newly decorated home, near elementary schOol 5l9,50 - __-_ 'Shea. P A ' 10 West Morse Boulevard .0 80* 132$ tinter Park. Florida 32190 elephone: (305) 6419*31 ubiiSh Dec. 11, 21, 1976 Er 63 Florida. All parties In Interest and cItIzens Ihall have an opportunity to be ward at sold hearing . By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Flor ida. H N Tamm. Jr. City Clerk Publith Dec 17, 1976 Publish il Sunday - Noon Friday 1 Murrah, Doyle and -- NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY HOME ' 2 BR. 2 bath, priced below market Owners tran i.1erred to Chicago and need to sell 136.000 -. 41-Houses ON LAKE MONROE- Mayfair. over I acre, custom 3 OR. 2 bath home with courtyard Privacy. Near hospital, 323 5)73 S the classified ads for Christ. 'as gift ideas MLS REALTORS •-___ 4-Personals . 41-Houses 41-Houses Noon The Day Before Publication days delivery, 322 as V. N. MORRIS. Merchandise 41-Houses , 3 Lines Minimum )BJECTIONS NOT SO FILED VILL BE FOREVER BARRED. YOU CAN'T BEAT A WANT AD Date of the first publication of this FOR RESULTS 'Try one todayt loflce of Administration Is )ecember 171 h, 1916. ,, Gladys L. Morris, as Personal Represents. Pendants- Star and heart. Shape, $4.10 and up. Gwaltney Jewelici, five of the Estate of 2045. Park Ave. VLON N. MORRIS, also known DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES ir THE 7nsedINr.ORDINANCE nafliNApjre nc . i HE CITY OF SANFORD, I LORIOA Sv6thael Swra,M 1970, AdNotice is herety given that a venture story abosi a young gull Public Hearing will be held at the Irving in Rome, who goes to :ommisslon Room in the City 'Hail Geneva mar at Mc' n the City of Sanford, Florida, at fattier's wedding. '.00 o'clock PM. ocs'December 77, 9 TANGERINE BOWL' I 914. to consider changes and I insendments to the Zoning Or. CLASSIC: OIdaJrr State lioanc# of the City of Sinford, and Brigham Young Florida. as follows: 1230 A por tion of that certain property Iying between 76th Street and 6* BURKES LAW emon Street and between Sanford 100 kvenue and N. Carolina Avenue is 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL roposed to be resorted from. RCA 4: MOVIES CONT: "flu Restricted Commercial) District to "Over (ho 1411 Gang Ridge 3C.2 (General Commercial) frain" Fred Astaire pine the I)istrict. Said property being more particularly described as follows: group as a ths**n, grizzled Lois 1.7,3,1,5,1.9 and 12, block 5, ox-lawman, who hr he way Ii B. Russell's Addition to Fort back thanks to aid from Pies old Reed, P'ot Bock I. 'Page 97. Public 7:30 . HE WANTED...' . 24c a line (12.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SEARS telephoneswill be open every night 'tII S thru Dec 22. Two ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND of the holiday season (A) 6* 31st ANNUAL TANGERINE oWi 26 limes Real Estate perlence preferred. Applyi IOTiCC, to file any objections they nay have that challenges the alidity of the deceden t's Will, the ivallfications of the Personal lepresentative, or the venue urisdiction of the court ttornsy for Personal epresentative: ,enneth F Murrah RATES DEADLINES ' Of COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Cnouce Commercial site 750'750' on rw 1310 --In stock only Sanford Electric Co , 2532 Park Dr., 377 5567 Ut a line 3 Ica line 77- Autos Wanted 66-Horses 831-9993 I lhru S times ólhru 25 times 4A-Public Notices AONTHS OF THE DATE OF THE :IRST PUBLICATION OF THIS created by Charles M Schulz The story tells of Charlie Brown's search for the real meaning of Chnstimss while ties playmates busy themselves with the more worldly aspect, 2 ADVENTURE THEATER , __________ A DEAF ARK U 6 BLACK EXPERIENCE 6111111 NFL GAME OF THE WEEK 7 BOOK BEAT (A) 9 SUPER FRIENDS 24 GUPPIES TO GROUPERS P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon 8:00 A.M. ______ Murrab, Doyle and O'shea. PA., Al Morse Boulevard (P.O. Box 1321) Winter Park, Florida 32190. All persons having claims or demands against the estate are equired, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk f the above court a written itatement of any claim or demand 'hey may have. Each claim must be n ,,riting and must indicate the iasis for the claim, the name and tddress of the creditor or its agent it attorney, and the amount :taimed If the claim Is not yet du. he date when It will become due ihall be stated. If the claim is :ontingent or unliquldat,d, the ature of the uncertainty shall be Itated. If the claim is secured, the lecurity shall be described, The :lalmar shall deliver suffIcIent oples of the Claim to the clerk to inable the clerk to mail one copy to sach Personal Representative It persons interested in the estate All 0 a copy of this Notice of hdministration has been mailed are 'equired. WITHIN THREE 2 4 6 12 NEWS 6111 MOVIE The Adventures of Robin Hood Errol Flynn. C) deHavilland 7 CAPTIONED FOR THE _______ 1. Representative's attorney KENNETH F. MU R R AH, 600 JOHN HOURS Sanford, Florida 3217). The Personal Representative of the estate is GLADYS L MORRIS, whose ad dress is c o P.O. Box 1321, Winter Park, Florida 32790. The name and of the ' Personal address * * 52-Appliances US Hwy I/ 92 inside Sanford city * limit's. By owner. 373 2920 GE Trash Compactor, Rig $279, CLASSIFIED DEPT. IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the Estate 0IVLONN M0RRt5 also kriownas V. N. MORRIS, deceased, File No. 16 3*3 CP is pending in the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, ProbatC Division, the address of which is Room 320, Seminole Evening Ii 00 2 12 SPACE GHOSTFRANKENSTEIN JR. 6W BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 7' AGAONSKY AT LARGE 24 A BIT WITH KNIT 11 30 2 12 BIG JOHN-LITTLE 322-2611 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Courthouse, - 46--Commercial Property - FOR CI'titisa Gt IDEASI TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST County, I Orlando Winter Park Seminole ADMINISTRATION 530 2l NASHVILLE MUSIC 24 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS 61 GOMER PYLE 7 ANYONE FOR TENNYSON" 9 KROFFTS SUPER SHOW I? MONSTER SQt 24 ZOOM (A) 130 9 TARZAN 24 WALL STREET WEEK 2.00 7 24. GOlF Pepsi Mxod Team ChanpOrw.hip. . ' . 2 30 9 MOVIE The Baneer. Fredric March, Mini Tanwoff 1958. Jean LaFitte the pirate comes o the aid of Andy Jackson during the war at 1812. . VLONN.MORRIS,alsoknownasV, N. Morris, Deceased, NOTICE OF 24 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT 10.30 2 SPEED BUGGY 4' 6 SHAZAM GARNER 12 ARMSTRONG Charles Dickens classic, with Captioned for the deaf. 9 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 12 THE BOLD ONES (H) 10.00 2 MCOUFF. THE TALKING DOG 4 MAGIC GANG 6 TARZAN SM ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 7 CROCKEITS VICTORY GARDEN 12 KIDS' WORLD 24 ONCE UPON ACLASSIC: Heidi" (A) 1200 2 12 LAND OF THE LOST 4 6 NFL PREGAME SHOW 6*' WRESTLING ' 9 JUNIOR ALMOST ANY THING GOES 24 NOVA (A) 1230 2' GRANDSTAND 6 NFL DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS Teams ThA FLORIDA, PROBATE DIVISION. CASE NO. 76.313.CP In Re: Estate of 500 I6' WILD. WILD WEST 7 ADAMS CHRONICLES 9 S C 00 B V D 00• DYNOMIJTT HOUR I24 SESAME STREET (A) 930 6 BUGS BUNNY-ROAD RUNNER 7 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT Afternoon FAMOUS CLASSIC TALES. 'The Chrisirnas Carol. Animated version cI the Ken Sampson asnarrator. The ghostly transformation of Ebenezer Scrooge (R) 12) CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 430 9 CHANGING TIMES NEIGHBORHOOD FILES Rockioni receives no MOVIE. Pocket Andy Gnffith, Medford 1969. Comedy about a new minister in a n'icMestern town who takes on its problems as his own 7 NOVA Inside the Golden Gate. 9 ABC MOVIE 'Young Pioneers Christmas' Linda Purl. Roger Kern. Story of a young COLPIO in the 1870s. who pit aside personal goof to extend the gift of friendship dtsing the Christmas season to be announced. 24 FLORIDA REPORT 800 12 SANFORD AND 2 SON The Sarords and Bubbo get upa song and danco act fcu their appearance on 'The Gong Show" 4 6 FROSTY THE SNOWMAN Animated cartoon Roflns song based on j about the happy go lucky snowman with the corncob and magic pipe. button i1my (Xiante narrates. hat. Voices Jackie Vernon. Billy DeWoifo, 24 7 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 9 DONNIE AND MARIE OSAndy MONO SHOW 'Mfltams Paul Lyride, The OsrTxxd Brothers and Jifrifly 7 ZOOM 9 KIDS WORLD 24 MISTER ROGERS' GROUPERS 6 CLASSIFIED ADS CUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. 6 tellontt Ain't Hay.'194a Thousand Faces' James 61 THE UNTOUCHABLES 9 MOVIE Man of A help from the regular law enlorcemeni authorities after he Is hired by an Insurance cornt,any to check out an accident claim and finds himaefl instead in the rrvdrjo of a scates gun running operation 9 ABC NEWS MOVIE Abbott and Cos- Cagney, Dorothy Malone. 2 7 ZOOM 61 900 4 BUGS BUNNY8 ROAD RUNNER 7 GUPPIES TO 2 630 12 NBC NEWS 6 CBS fJ%'S a 857 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 900 12 T1-E ROCKFORD 7 REBOP 24 AS MAN BEHAVES 2 4 FOLLOW THE STARS * * TV IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- Friday, Dec. Il, 1976-58 -M u1vuI . -, separate hay fields finely manicured and ter rac ed 40 pet. open A Small tortufli and many year's were spent improving this farm arid bringing sip to presint condition 'Virgin timber 200 to 40) year's old Much wild game' Deer, wild turkey. quail A parad)iie and stow place Farm priced far below r placemtrit coste Write Trustee, General Acc,an(e Co. Box 329, Osage Beach, Missouri, 63065 or call collect DIII 392 2743 Select Aluminum Siding ____________ _____________ ,our new furniture from WILSON MAIER for the best Christmas ever Save on national be'ano's Liberal trade ins Free delivery Convenient terms We give TV Stamps Ill E First St Phone 372 5677 i can cover your "Me mr- ill diurninum & soft? System Also' Roof Roofing, Gutters 20 Y rt Ezp Eagle S drrg () 551 9563 - ___ HUG I'IEY EQUIPMENT 1 Or? service, Clearing. Mowing, Back hoe loader ]22 1#21 ' - 327 5.5.41 Tree 'Trimming & Surgery-Lawn Maintenance Free Estimate's Licensed Phone 322 1552 - LOOKING FOR A JOB.! Check the Help Wanted column in todays Classifieds We 'sell our tr ad e in furniture at low Prices. Good Selection COUN'RY FURN DISTRIBUTORS 3238327 SR 46,1 mi. East $4 We are liquidating hundr ed 's of pieces of furniture including SOFAS. CHAIR SHAMPOOED Also Carpet Straml)ooecl Only $35 Phone 312 355* couches 1. chairs, bed, lamps of ill kind's. etc 25 pcI off list price Open duty 50 530 central Heal. 8. Air Conditioning For free estimate's, call Carl Harris It SEARS in Sanford 327 j 5171 Free estimate 373403* Heater's Cleaned 1, Adjusted 'aiI Paul Miller 372 5753 ROOfing. S ding, Shcqt racial, Alum , SoIf,ts, Painting, Air cocict , Gutters, Texlurecoating'scr,en's I etc Large quality, Sm311 Joiiar Bill Evans, lIt 9911 Dell's Auction Center Hwy 1.6. West. Sa nfor d 32] 5620. Electrical - BARGAIN PRICES EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowing. Edging, Trimm ing Free Estimates PPione3fl 1792 , I Dee & Gerry's Cleaning Service "" '-"------------DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Gebh.ardt"s Home Ripairs. Room Residential & Commercial Clean Mowing Trimming. Edging With ing RI I, Box I/ICC, Sanford. El. Additions. Concrete Work, Paint a Personal Touch 130*631 I mg, Carpenter Work. Ceramic ]'lll -. 3236435 Tile. Alum Enclosures 3234425 I Free Estimate's : Pest Control Heater Cleaning Carpentry, Remodeling, Additøn's, Custom Work. LicenSOd, Bonded dineltes, and dining room sets. 52-Appliances ' I LIGHT P'iAULINC., & YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 349 $371 ___________________________ Home Improvements Cleaning Sloree. Washing Machine, Bedroom Suite, HOsef'iold items. Landscaping & Lawn Care Hauling Insulation merceal. re'stdenteal estimate's. 377 7373. - 3" Sewing ____________________ ____________________ BOWLIN ELECTRIC Electrici Contractors Industrial, corn ART CROAN PEST CONTROL 2541 Park Drive Alterations, Dress Making, Drai'',,, Upholstery 3770107 - Free ' Blown in insulation-- Mayo In IlJiat,i)fl Co 1340092 or 664 15.31 : JuSt about everything feeGifling can be fiinij Christmas in Late modei,' colored refriger ator's and ra ng e's 30 day guarantee Sanford Auction, 1300 S French, 323 73.40 the waist To List Your Business,.'.Di3222o1;0 831.9993J 1: �B—Evening Herald, 6A BLONDIE Chic Young M EXDECrNG A I '\ 3G CH!STM.S BONUS AUSETê.4EDOLLAR ISN WCTb.1 WWAT IT USED TO )) This II(JELL.0 AENT EITHER' _ i.I (4 ACROSS address S Pass through a sieve "M : - L BEETLE BAILEY GET THE OUT ç E PATIENT' GOTTA ET UP 114E L;&i4T c'RtT TO PECK 24 Balconies 26 Draw 28 Ran WE'RE 4AViN. COOP (UE WlT AP RAISIN PLWIN& L.164T&' - ibAa . 2leastbit 3 Radiation un 32 Brokers 11 lawns 19 Heat unit - I I_ I GET UP THE LI&HT5 THEN I iJ () - 64 Fisherman's I I ii 30 — U — — — — — 1 iT — — — —— PI e— — - - IN, DOYMSEE ACHlE'SC4 TCLOOOF / W000 HErs ~PE A Sy By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. LtGHTCJ THE TOWTRLJCI(! PAST ' __ ________ ______ ¶!,K1 Dr. DEAR DR. LAMB - , __ lit Recently my daughter was sick, and I advised her to get a blood test to see if she had mononucleosis. Another v, J 'V college and a third daughter for he r Job. MI three came ba ck with anemia. Further in v estigation shows they have "traits of Mediterranean EEK & MEEK /' Lamb A Q .. 62 K J 92 \ MISSED IT Your daughters. 10 ---- by Stoffel & Heimdahl VwHAT HAPPENED., I MERE Tow TE INTEEWING ME TI-4.AT HE HAD -\ RE NOSE EYES WERE 5_A - 1: . '' - AGENCY . Radio City Station, New York, ' .. ' i,-. x ( - '- ---FIC.]_ , % \ I -',. DIJ . I -" He gets asSistdnce, [ afterdii, . From shOPPer-s who SaY. _Charetl.57 __ byBobThaves IEPING ,THil'JGS ROTTI-ft) TUMBLE WEEDS UP* on how anemias occur and how , they aff ect people I am sending you The Health Letter number 4-3 Understanding the Anemias. Others who want t hi s in. formation can send 50 cents with a ' " - ThA PEEc'S, S1K.P AS A _______ _' LESSON am in the __ by T. R. Ryan , I'j East from rolling that diamond. Now he led a second spade East took his king, gave his partner a diamond between a county official and Interstate Mall l'resident Mark Grayson. Grayson doesn't want it to get out, but he told SCIDA Director ruff and two club tricki coin. Jim Daniel that he knows, of a department pleted the rout. , via Ni A New York reader wan W _ sc?Ec-rA-roRs, sM ___________ ___ ciiy LIMITS --. -, 4____-____.:____.._ it...' friends...' 40 W# it . ' tIn . ,.. .. . I Ito ., • • • Where a lackluster personality contests with no major Issues. Gor Both men ha ve been quietly seek in g sup port from the voters gns community and both are now waiting for Tuesday to get here and the r esults to be announced While makin g theriselves available to any citizen who wants to talk to theni. Each (eels he has the answers to some of the problems facing th e city today. The candidates were interviewed separately and neither was aware of the other's responses to questions, What Is Saaford's greatest need and how would you fulfill this ' '., ' g . ' (•' $7 KEITH: "The city needs upgrading and beautification of the dowiitown area. Lower taxes would help. We need to lure industry director of Youth Programs Inc. Minietta was call ed in after The EAr kept hearing reports of to Sanford but the tax structure is higher than most cities of this size. Th e drainage problem needs to be taken care of. The decision to build a new city hall has already been made. "The people can not afford to pay addi tional taxes to so lve the dra inage problem. It must be done with federal funds." MEYER: "The drainage problem is the city's most pressin need and it req ui res f ed eral fding for the solution. Th e issue of additional taxes For a drainage solution has twice gone to th e voters and both times the voters have said, 'We know there is a pro bl em,'but we can 't solve it. We don't have the money.' The federal government has placed restrictions on how dr ainage wat er must be treat ed and federal funds must be made available to comply with these restrictions. a program, really, to let a little "doctoring" shade the positive image it has in Seminole County. EArs to you, Minietta, for taking prompt action, 'w.,.; "Whi S _________ . . ' by Garry . Trudeau ' Wrilly __________________________________________________ vi /(lJILJ1lyMNJ1iw .J A , MTV Today . I S coviam MW! AV aic- f0m / /tO S ______ II S PAWW Bridge Calendar ... .. 4-C Women M.A. ' .4-C. . , Comics Crossword $-A Hospital Obituaries Sports Televlsloa...... ,. 1-C mist . Fran k Arnall answers . _ ... year and couldn't find your fastest gro%ing area in the nation. Sanford is going to grow. It is wonderful here." Poffing place for the election is, as usual, the Sanfcrd Civic Center. Meyer and Keith cam e in fir st and second, respectively, tn the original four-man race for the seat in the Dec. 7 city election, but neither was able to garner the req ui red 50 per cent plus-one of th e vote to win. Meyer received 720 to 47 for Keith out of the 1,945 ballots cast. Meyer, who owns and operates an insurance agency, is completing his seventh year in office. Keith, a men's before unsuccessfully Earher this nionth in the election, Lee P. Moore won with coope ration from the city will revitalize, ref ur bish and Up date the downtown area. The two bodies together can work to change the downtown image and atmosphere. "As for new Industry, the airport authority, the Chamber of four more years in the mayor's office by a landslide. He has served a total of nine years as mayor and city com missi oner. Julian Stenstrom w as re-elected to a third term as city commissioner. Commerce's industrial group, the Seminole County Port Authority and' the county industrial board collect ively are working ha rd at enticing industry to the a rea. "We've got the space, technology and the labor market for ind ust ry ." Absentee ballots for Tuesday's election may be obtained from Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce's courtho use office up to 5 p.m. Monday and must .'t' returned no later than 7 pm. Tuesday. ftc city commission will officially canvass the election Which plan — the horizontal concept or the L-ehaped design — at noon Wednesday in the commission chambers at city hail See MEYER. Page 3A sai d he read the letter but could do nothing. "It'sbeautiftjlmjts childish simplicity. It's a real tearjerker," he said. Then Grinbaum decided to 17, orgaAize a holiday drive for needy f am ili es in the Seattle S 4 area. "We figur ed we'd just start "I don't mind telling you, helping a family here and a baum, who works at the restaurant. "We took Craig's letter to the FBI," Grinbaum said. "They hear is a map.,, said they would trace the P 11t' Edgewater, bartender Scotty . , , . real name of the haphazard s pe ller Is Craig. A postscript says, "ps. don't Tuesday E. 0. (Eddie) Keith, 59, is challenging incumbent Gordon Meyer, 49, for a fo ur-year term on the Sanford City Commission in the only contest on Tuesda y's election ballot in Sanford. MEYER: "Hopefully the Downtown Development Corporation sisters. "Pleas come this year Santa. we are beaing very good. momo saLs youll get lost agian mybe so people are assuming that the 4-B .....64-D "Housing is adequate. When the economy loosens up there will rations be ing donated because Pole" m ai l pouch the Postal of it will go to other needy kids. Service maintains at Christmas "Dear santa," the letter says, time and was deliver ed by mis"momna said you got lost last take to Francisco's R esta uran t It's signed, "love criag," but Z-B questions about your 4-C money problems, Page ' . .1 A . .10-A ' . S 0- KEITh: "The o nl y way to enco ur age new business to locate in the downtown area and new industry to come here is by reducing taxes and utili ty rates. Cm way to our house. we rtUy w he n I read that letter t he re f amily there, and sooner or Liter, we' d have to hit Craig's," mist you aspeshely my little were tears,"said Arthur Grin- I 1/'V' . "i' tanning and development of the, regional sewer plant is a necessity for the future growth of North Seminole County:' how would you encourage more business and industry to locate SXIIOIII SEATTLE ( AP ) - A child's he isn't hear anymore." lettertoSanlaneverreachedits Craig forgot to enclose the destination, but it found its way map for Santa to follow. Ills Into hearts all over the city. letter bore no return address. Its author is unknown, so the Officials said the letter ap- W . , 'In addition the drainage program must be handled jointly by the city and the county. It Li not Just city water causing th e problem be more people 'moving here. Sanford is in the middle of the wholeheartedly believes worthwhile. Too good p March of Dimes Time. need? versa, On the positive side, the agency s well ahead in its counseling program, having handled 233 cases already th is year when the grant award only called for a bo ut 150. It's a good . program, and one The EAr I Analysis Th e campaigns waged by E.O. (Eddie) Keith and Incumbent don Meyer for Sanford City Commission Seat two have been to date ~ and keep i.nactives inactive and vice E 0 • ByDONNAESTES Herald Staff Writer "padding." Minietta instructed local program coordinator Lee Sterling to get the recor ds up . Why The Vote They mented Eugene D. Minietta, the executive Dear Abby Horoecope _ faking be stopped," com. it's being done, it Must l 7h4T h4UUNT? ____ - because of ., . .. were being carried as active. 77 Editorial 4-17 . - inactive volunteers as active. That would make it appear that more volunteers are counseling errant kids than there really are. Well, The EAr did some snooping and found out the "doctoring" was going on — but only on a minor scale, say, about seven inactives ,. - ,Juc'eI person is "We're reviewing our relationship with the agency," commented Dr. Richard Loper, a prof essor of soc iology at th e school. Loper's sociology classes supply many of the volunteers for the program - which counsels youthful first-offenders to get them back on the good side of society and out of the courts an d jails. r I V 60 AlL 7J . /MPCg.W,ITp/ PAY V 4841, 9,R? RV PVWPWT/ . i 3 . • •• •1 _____________ ' )VRL4UYAW1T 901"4 4W AV W run -off . store manager who would like to locate in Seminole. Grayson says the store would employ 500 workers. I ( , . tell when a / 'Me "doctoring" consists of turni . lit's Time... ' y PREAK FIRST MI 'tS7i S*6'64! t 'I'm not going to stand for any padding. If 000NESBURy . A VI RANT MORAL ITY PRAMA OFSORP __________ ___ ____ ace in order to try to keep SIDE GLANCES not a very satisfactory solution. addressed envelope for it. Send . -' . ØL 'People.. .can _______ ______ Community College, ve you more Wormation. TOLD ME TO $TOP , C ..) an ironic scenario is chuckling right along with them long life. I think It woul d be a good Idea to have all of your children checked to see if they have the same mild form of disorder. II so none will pro ba bly ha ve any serio us consequences f rom it. P$cuIRTRIST / KEITH: . And, The EAr bets, the poet who devised such tesU revealing the disorder. FRANKANDERNEST SESSION! hears, are still chuckling over that one A little bit of furor is in the wind over N'outh The The disorder is called anemia because it was first noted frequently in people from that part of the WOrld.Asmanyas2o pe rcentof some Italian families had blood '• ci) ROOM the potential swindle. He dropped the queen of Programs Inc., about "doctoring' monthly reports. And, The EAr has learned, the furor has reached the hallowed halls of Seminole ' else who loses blood regularly treatment ta can make them and does not adequately vanish or .ieli. you other than the loss of your normal female replace it with dietary During the menstruating years hormone production and that Li "rih NOMERLV A 'COuRT- weren't properly adjusted on her bus. On the way out of the yard, driving a different bus, guess what happened? EArlings, she backed into a staff car. School officials, The EAr Small ones in some locations declarer would take the spade the toughest opponent he ever women need more iron. I Hell never need enlarge it. MEYER: ,r low. So South went up North East South Iv Pass 1* Pass 4 * Pass play. He did get a diamond lead, he did hop up with dum. my's king, but only after considerable study. This gave East time to see diamonds under the king! Now South read East. not West for th e singleton dia. mond Ile led dummy's queen of spades' and East pla yed ) Both ioulnerable sons. During the child-bearing there is any other disease of the years they can have an Iron uterus, a hysterectomy is in- PRISCILLA'S POP POINT OUTTRAT11415 15 A A Q 102 SO UTH * A J 10973 VK4 •A A83 way. An investigation showed the brakes finesse and make all l3tricks, faced. likely that your children have cause frequent bleeding. however, most declarers Oswald's answer is the late thalessemia minor, which is Larger ones may cause wound up in four spades Jimmy Mater. He was only 29 usually asymptomatic and Is pressure symptoms. Moderate A club lead would hold them when he died, but he was these patients have the same not plan to have any more - ZJ Though Santa5 shop iS Pretty SmdiI. • Q 1085 4 for him to work out the losing a long history of taking iron and stimulate their growth. ' I ' played three notrump the ask Oswald Jacoby who was needs for iron as normal per- children, and particularly if i; •6 &J9764 ' Certainly if they are causing still having an anemia. However, I should point out t ha t problems In a woman who does L _ Bobby had two fender-benders -' and all on the same day. An official told The EAr first she had a minor 'fender bender" out Geneva symptoms at all. ' . everyone opened that best in the world They may regress In size singleton six of diamonds (For a copy Of JACOB V The disorder is an inherited whereupon South would go up MODERN, send St o "Win defect In hemoglobin for- after the menopause. But wi th dummy's king, take th at at Bridge." do tiiis mation. And it is true that not always the case. The same spade finesse and make newspaper. PD Box 489, excess Iron will not help. Many presence of female hormones all the tricks. Radio City Station, New York, patientswlththlsdjso rderhave seems to maintain them or w see if you can figure N V 100t9) Too LLOSE VL Keith EAr Bobby, you remember, protested vocally to the school board that coaches shouldn't be allowed to chauffeur players' buses to games. Th ey didn't have pro pe r training on how to back up, how to stop, etc., etc... completely compatible with a sized ones may cause no to 11 tricks, but nearly already one of the five or six ME ' LEAVE.' / O • THEN HE ORDERED /I 'i this newspaper P.O. Box 1551, will cause, Terminology varies but it is BUGS BUNNY L EA.sT £K6 V97 *542 V 10853 your reque tome In care of future held for my children? I hysterectomy if the condition also have three other children. gets worse. Is there any known treatment for these tumors Are they also affected? other than surgery? Th L EMP11,4ENT 1 __ __ by parents, but what does the them. He recommends a ! t4ffffr ES ME.' .i K S of the discovery of the anemia (lelomyoma) of the uterus are and the manner In w hi ch it was very common. Th ey are be nign discovered plus the di ag nost growths of fiberous tissue, and Today's hand is one of the term used suggests to me t ha t ic U their location and size deter- classic swindles of all time. is not a sign ificant problem for mine how much trouble they At th ose tables where Nor th YOU, SIRE... D UBLE." so Then lo and behold, EArlings, it turns out out how one declarer manag ed to go down at four spades It wasn't really too difficult )IITH (Dl Apparently this Is passed on says there is no treatment for REALLY 'LVESR A JoB SO HE CAN PA'S K Th' OUG HE e eyer V M 2 what happened to one busdriver — Bobby ____________________ anemia." No where can I find NY 10019. any Information about this. I DEAR DR. l — My was told by a nurse that Iron Is doctor tells me that I have no good for such cases. , fibroid tumo rs of the uter us . Ile by Howie Schneider BE.E4JMYSE.LV It Seat Poetic justice, EArlings, is the bigdaddy scale tipper of them all. And over in the county school system, only a poet could have devised ________________ (laughter needed a blood test for L L)HAT IT WAS... Th Commission Sanford ____ HIM SO AOf.G.' 101.1 ST L 00K FOR YOU SPOT THE REVOLVING YELLOW VET,uGGiEP LUM9RG For _____ __________________ _____________ 1 VVIN AT BRIDGE _ A IQOic' _____ Braddy. Inherited Is byBobMontana HON DD - _________________ ARCHIE AH-- T?-EQE Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents - Anemia Problem elf- LET ME TAKE , details upon a realistic premise. 'our focus on obliterates the big picture However, today your rosetoday. Stand back a bit so you colored outlook may not tx anchored In practicality. can take In the entire view, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) YOUR BIRTHDAY You'd be wise not to try to keep Dec. 18, 1976 up with the high rollers today. Keep the channels open thLs Extravagant companions are the types you're better off year so that persons you 've done favors for will be able to without. SCORPIO (Oct. 24- Nov. 22) find ways to repay you. They're Don't let som cone hose going to %4 ant to tr) .Let them Si — — — - - - d 0 provided your views are based VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ——— Year, No. l0 69th CAPRlCORN(Dec.22-Janl9 realistic regarding the value of - a io ii — — He mng you're a selfservicesforothers today. You'll Usually offend them if your price tag Is disciplined person, but today you have strong tendencies to too inflated, CANCER (June 21-July 22) overindulge. Don't try to pack You'll f ee l more at ease socially all your good living into one toda y being with a small, cozy experience. noisy up AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19i Pass group. Let others sing your praises gatherings. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ) People today instead of doing it who try to Impress you with yourself. Bragging Is not the their importance will turn you way to win admirers. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 201 off today. Let them play their big shot role for someone else. It's marvelous to be optimistic, 13 32 snare 65 Arabian ship - - - LI SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee. use it to her gdvantage. 21) There is opportunity around TAURUS (April 20-May 20) opinions are not as you today, but you may Your popular as you lead yourself to make the most of It because believe today. Be careful whom your attitude. Failure to take advantage of what's offered you try to foist them upon. GEMINI(M 21-June 20) Be your loss. 54 Communion table = - - I - - I 57 Eighth month II 43 — 13 I (abbr) —— 58 English school • T i" — = I I 49 60 Wing (Fr) ——— . = = Si Si 611 (Ger) 54 ss se 62 Villain in 11— — — iTh. — i3" Othello 63 Note (Let) ,—— •2 — — — 4) — — — by A rt Sonsom / 31 fruit o THE BORN LOSER judgment Is questionable make ARIES (March 21-April 19)' generous nature Is easily any important decisions for you imposed upon today. One who is today. Regrets will be avoided hot, a taker is aware ofls and will if you call your o 49 Families a EDITION For Saturday, December 18, 1976 35 Mixing gas 52 Beehive State (abbr) (abbr) 50 Three (prefix) ii " St Hard-shelled — — — I is I mm NDAY Su By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 47 Octave advice - - - 3 • 40 Dregs 41 Works — — — iT — 44 Cereal grain — — — 45 Ccnmemora. is 1— — tive pillar ——— 48 Animal I society -72 33 06 8ETTE 1 2-17 El ALCO V F A lI F USELE EA 39 Macaw g I lC,ThPT HOROSCOPE Z ITH£R Surface coating and liquid 53 African land 23 Skewered 31 Guitars 33 Golf hole dish 36 Regulate pitch 55 High (Let) 31 Tree kind (p1) 25 Pagan image 37 Compass 56 Gather 38 Good (let) 26 Bath 59 Present time point ,i , r wood Mort Walker \E E 11V F Ni • . HURRY UP! 0 C 1 E DEN 13 Acid 4 ' itrII 14 Sound made 5 Swift aircraft ii _ by sheep (abbr) 1u _ 15 American 8 Social club i Indians (abbr) TI 0 3 1 1 e 1 __F _C _I 16 Volume 1 Cloud of s NFF0F 0 LT 17 Gridder smoke _o_ M Jimmy 8 Thirty (Fr.) 12 Virgil s poem 18 Euphoric 27 Hawaiian 9 Cut of beef 20 Morass guitar (abbr) 43 Vacation spot (comp well 21 Actor Sparks 10 Not 29 Stable device 45 Smudge as 22 Shipbuilding Engine wheels 46 Ceasefire common '4 Dec '7,197a Answer to Previous Puzzle I Term of royal DOWN 9Essay 12 Hip (ii ) 1 86 Crisp cookie Friday, Sanford. F!. mark and then go thro ug h listi oInametofkidsinthescho in the area. But unfortunately, we had thrown the envelope away." .. " //.'.. e • Grinbaum said We thought it would have a snowballing effed." ,', At another restaurant, the Randa ll joined the improm pt u campaign. He collected $140 f rom customer in one night. '. \ i "I make them pay me $10 to to " L 7 If • • ..- � 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 17, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 17, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 17, 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/650e4fecf55a3aa6bfe284dbb249cdd8.pdf 332072942401f1e90c884a12b7fd3532 PDF Text Text 61 $B.— Ev,nlrig Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, -- BLONDIE Dec. is, 1976 — chic Young Answer to Previous Punli "' r 1' I PsssitirougPi I Surface SHV5 BYE•5VE, - 5 Golf hole (' 9 $01 Cal, 1 , I rj O Li 11 I ' $t _________ _____ _____ - . -' €z5 (•(_ i ; _ BEETLE BAILEY &OTC,1A NOW, 6OIl'4 $EA OJTIE, lR, THIS l,, jJ [___ NV IFI - ______ !LL ___ _ __________________ ______ - — — 41 Disfigure • ii N 0 IINI LI IOP 5 CTO 50D '' , - _ 19I s - - 22 - - - — 23 - 46 Runner 50 Air (prefix) 51 Ostrichlike 3T iT - - - - - - - -is o 53 Yorkshire river 54 Profound t47 IT 110 ,ç•_7 c.gTAIL.q 55 Go astray ii - -. - - 42 - - - - - 56 College ——" ——— athletic group 4T 'j44 57 Abstract jj - - - - - T' being 58 Make an ed ging ii - - - - us s; - 59 Season Ii = = ABCVT BTTFR RU& f — :' 9 30 — ThAT. ( .- - C - SEE THAT GREAT BIG BLIP r THAT JUST APPEARED ON THE ____ ______ ____ - THAT, S M "1J-QH/'\ NEW RADAR BETTER CANNER' LOO'( BUSY? GOT SMA LL SCREEN Irritate MR WEATHERBEE 22) Your Initial tendency today today. You're the only one appendage! Is to look on the dark side. can ex r icate TAURUS (April 20-May 20) may sound trite, but look fort4 silver lining and the sun will You may have to t give more Intended in order to come shining through. than SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. desire. accomplish what 21) Don't place your hopes on me Don't worry, you can still co that which is basically out ahead. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) materlal.Therearemany other be measured Those who think pettily are rewards that likely to be thorns in he flesh in dollars. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl.J for you. Persons who really count will continue to be your 19) Deal with We todayin terri can that which fel staunch allies, confine ou CANCER (June 21-July 22) and hear. If There my be some disruptions concern to the concrete, you at home today where it seems can avoid AQUARIUS (Jan. 2C~Feb. 19) the family is not in total accord. you By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. b low - _______ Dr. esophagus and also a hlatal • •; EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider U4Y DO Y(X) C IT 1 (iI ) - M. THE THRILL ( 'ThE_CH NSM) / fl WEST predate any answer In your New York, NY 10019. DEAR DR. LAMB"- I had a column. DEAR READER- The vasectomy three years ago. A kn ow Is his own worst enemy and deserves to be ar h BUGS BUNNY k4l55 WATERCRESS, IX) "iC1(.) ) THINK I CCULD TRAIN OSCAR 1 PLAY THE R)NICA / GUESS -) 11 ' I A S formation of acid digesUve juice and makes matters worse. %tEE0A1 - things, Including a small cyst j -. ed - * •. sourii ID) any other suit or had led a low ,j 4 V A 6 32 •1094 LA K 84 spade eve ryth ing would havJ come up roses for South. After long study West d ec id ed that his only chance would be to North-South vulnerable by Al Vermi,,r GOSH! A SANTA "I VCN[7ER HOW IX) MADE OUT OF HOW MN'4Y THEY STAY HOW LONG WILL THEY TOGETHER LIKE THAT? SUN? WHY PEinTHEY GIVEN TO HORSES? THOUGHT IPEA? ,,,, UN1ó 1. - - Opening . SO ' by Bob Thoves ______ vum FRANK & ERNES _____ rrr 1t :; -. VEd designed to announce a good THE _________ fly K RN NASH herald Staff Writer terest. (For a copy of JACOB)) MODERN, send St to "Win spade holding than jack- at Bridge,'' do this small, but South just wanted newspaper, p o Box 489, to discourage any slam ideas Radio City Station, Hew York. his partner might have. North N V 100 19) C ''--''• ••e'.,j'..c$ TUMBLEWEEDS I by T. K. Ryan _____ HAVE EEN ME PRA ICI& ' I 11L, / 41 1 1 zE-e / /'1!- , I r . ire '" ___ — any more non-SEA about . L' instructors or Comics stitute a breach of the labor- Horoscope than that.' hospital management relationship. / / Board members voted (;IU)OMS C'i',ws !M reported that the legal ISSUe Weather Women had been resolved . J • 6-B 6-li 4-A I-B 6-11 • 6-B 12-A last Obituaries week to delay a decision on the Sports hearing site until Stenstrom Television doctor • members of the general public ('rossword addressed the school board on Editorial the contract dispute, the at- Dear Abby torney feared It might con- Dr. Lamb people's comfort .. .. y T . £'' / l'he K.'sr w roaming agiin this et'k - and ill tell all i'lie Sunda Iltrald • 10-11-A 8-B (Herald Pti.t. by Dq,wia titus) DOUGLAS KELLER in a pensive mood. l2-A 1-3-B -- "Q'jick Senator . . . dust off your 'I deny everything . • - •- .,uuisj by Garry Trudeau r : WEATHER BULLETIN? m'rw' MIW A5 540( rim. 'uv nmIii J ai4qJ _'__.-_r • I VVwp ____ NO 1DAN raER - rio ____ tI ______ -v- _____ NEXT 24 OURS -_- -=-- - M needed moisture for crops and forest areas. Unlortunatels-, It also puts the tourist industry into a 0 1 ';4-• I £ A S £ IGNORE Weather has been pretty bad lately, and this message on motel sign indicates someone feels it's not going to get much better. But all this liquid sunshine has good sidt-effects. as it provides much. I , f _______ the city's police and fire year," Keller wrote. Keller said today he will be departments, said. Lorrnann agreed with leaving the city, proud of his Kellers statement, adding, accomplishments in the po lice however, '1 also told turn t ha t and fire depart ments and wi th Wednesday night, after because of rumors circulating the knowledge that he has made - J AC_____ ? M*!Iim PALL INSIEAP OF.AT HOME Bennett today denied under oath that he'd ever had sexual Ed u cat ion public attendance would be learning that the public could concerning the councilmen- many friends who appreciated "The legali ty of the quest i on Association SEA), the distrtct possible. The county corn- has been rendered academic," take part in the January elect Stephen Ba rt on and R. his effort. school board took action mission hear ing room contai ns Stenstrom said Wednesday hearing, Harper said he wanted Grant and the mayor-elect He declined to reveal his Gerard Connell) that it wo ul d future pl ans. Wednesday night which would 96 permanent audience chairs night, "by the fact that both the the proceedings held at the "There are many people in knit the number who could while Lyman's auditorium has SEA and the chief negotiator courthouse because a lengthy pro bab ly be in the best interests - mfortably attend the session a seat ing capacity of nearly 600. for the school system, feel t ha t session at l.)man could not be of the city and himself to resi gn . Longwood who appr eciate w ha t to fewer than 100 persons. "I probably would have asked I have done in the past 19 Last week school board at- the public should be allowed to handled "comfortably." Vicefor it (the resignation) months. Th ey will k.90W what I Board members voted 3-to-2 torney Doug las Stenstrom was speak. Since neither side ob. chai rman Pat Telson and bo ard anyway," Lorrnann ad- am doing in the future," the . ject.s to public participation. member Allan Keeth agreed, ding 'I don't thinksaid, the city year-old public safety director • there can be no quest ion of an bu panelist Robert G. Bud needs any more turmoil. The said. 'I unfair labor practice claun See SQIlO()L, Page 2.A city needs breathing tune and "I feel I have done a great be ing made later." ______________________ the new administration should deal to benefit the people of the The question which 'I'm just really have the opportunity to put the city. We have a good po lice Stenstrom sai d had caused pe ople they want in the offices, depa rt ment, a be tter departconcern in other Florida schoo l od a I think things wi ll be a lot better ment now, and cert ainly as the distraught at them districts where collective now." years go by it will become even bargaining is used involved r cli er's resignation, better," Keller said. the fact that the SEA holds Around The Clock for not thinking exclusive bargaining rights Bridge 6-B with the school district. Th us, If Calendar ___ tJ1',OHMO-IHAP LOAM WAS NIMEI? rstand what they're trying to prove. This has been bro ught _____ DOONESBURy r*iwnai th e delivered to Lormarin Tuesday out before. I've deni ed before. I wasn't there. I ha ven't been there Ito parties with those girls.)" afternoon, said he was speech! b%'IY ThE SAP PEMEANOR, WIM8LE? V/' HAVEtT YOU HPtRP?.. LEONARP I 1 - / regaining fertility are not , Bennett at Seminole ____________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox outstanding. ________ Qu t ha d sexual relations with party. Christensen today denied the all egation concerreng smoking of marijuana. tilklm . to start suing somebod," he said, when contacted at Casselberry. "I don't know who is putting who up to what. I really don't ng school management and the hearing at Lyman so greater teachers. examine ACCOUNT. sztc To Club Juana employes were present and that Miss Nevits smoked marijuana. Circuit Judge J. W. Woodson wouldn't let Bennett answer prosecution questions on whether Pinter and Christensen also smok ed marijuana. Bennett test ified that he faked th e smoking of the drug. He said, marijuana " and said she Longwood Public Safety resigning "for personal reasons room at the Seminole County at the hearing would constitute Harper Jr. said then. "because After being advised that the Courthouse, rather than at an unfair labor practice in the if he (Stenstrom) decides one general public should be Lyman High School. contract dispute between thing, I'm going to vote one allowed to participate in a Jan. SEA leaders had asked the management and represen' way, and if he decides the other, 12 Impasse hea ri ng be tween board last wer'k to schedule the tatives of the county's 1,550 I'm going to vote the other." worry about H04JSEICEEPIrJG" Not " By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Board Limits We bid four spades. We may hand. North happened to have be landing miles deep in the first round spade control and soup, but we are far more some ideas or a slam, but he likely to find ourselves win- You should consider a you have had yo ur Asked c he coughed, and tried to cover up his Inexperience by remarking, 'I've got plenty of this stuff layin g around in the office." Ear li er, Miss Nevils testified that "we all were smoking - Hs'ald plto by BobLIi'pd) li itution at the nightspot and involvement of elected pub Director t)ouglas Keller, who of which I feel to be in the best intercourse with the admitted prostitute. He said on several ocresigned Tuesday effective Jan. interests of each mem be r of the casions she ha d attempt ed to ha ve sex with him, "but I coul dn't S 5 5, today denied reports that department and the city perform because of a mental block." Mayor James it, Lormann had council.Bennett denied Miss NeviLs' accusation that he once got into bed asked for his resignation. 'It has been a pleasure to with her while she smoked a marijuana cigarette with her Mayor Lormann did not serve and I wish each member to accept Set BENNETT, Page 2-A the of the council and the mayorto hold Itw public hearing in the still examing a legal questiun as "I'm in favor of delaying the want county commission hearing to whether public participation vote until next week," E. C. resignation," Keller, chief of elect success in the coming I don't think you need to AiIoi,.vp G.'w.is OffWe eller, Opts For Courthouse Site frozen sperm will really be d(oD •(_ . HELPU - useable. LOST dancer at Casselberry's Club Juana, was a confidential informant and he gave her the marijuana to ga in her confidence. He also Itobert Bennett (center), with attorneys Franklin Walden (left) and Newman Brock . RN1E, : st pro officials In south Seminole. Bennett said Chief George Karcher knew of the undercover investigation by Bennett, who isn't a trained vice agent but mostly investigates burglaries. The week bore the drug delivery, which was thprecorded by sher if f's vice agents using electronic bugs, Bennett testified that he went to a party with Miss Nevils at Club Juana owner Mike Pinter's residence. Bennett t estified that Pinter, Christensen and two her female unde guarantee you how long YOUR ___ __ '' said he sought detailed information on her earlier a llegations of Staff Writer Casselberry police detective Bobby Bennett told a circuit court jury today that he delivered what he believed was old, impotent marijuana from an unlocked "junk drawer" at the police station to a prostitute. And he said he was later used by sheriff's agents in an investigation of Casselberry Mayor Gerald Christensen. Bennett, 32, of Chuluota, said he act ed in an official lawenforcement capacity in delivering the 67 grams of "old evidence" to Carmen Nevils, 18, at her Fe rn Park apa rtment on Sept. 8. He said the woman, then working as a toI'&, bottomless - - - _______ ______ every Instance and no one can 1 .. Eye By BOB LLOYD Vk -, . An Ontario reader wants know what we do with , Toda 'a hand is an example & A K a z z z v z 0 A Kz x & K x of a lath coup variation. Our right hand opponent has North's two-spade call is one opened wi th four hearts, We of those modern cue bids are vulnerable and he is not spermceLlsafterthevasistled. Sperm banks have been used to store frozen sperm before a vasectomy is performed but these are not well regulat ed In dinke .,w b lead — K L South's two-notrump rebid ought to have shown a better adequate amount of viable .sst sifecti,, . queen and ended South's chance for success. soon as passible. In some cases it is a maligancy an d early diagnoses may 5AV a person's time you _L ': . South 's jack so West led the didn't have any great slam in. ning game and rubber. vasectnyspermancntatU',e -o~ auspices of the country commission. Pro er Had On Casse err Ma or Sex :' j.,' : issue. __ ______ ____ ___ ____ •1 spades and hope to pickle r re-operating on the vas and To help you help that person rejoining it. Success is not you know I am sending you a success unless sufficient copy of The Health Letter healthy sperm cells are number 4-6, Hlatal Hernia, releas ed to enable pregnancy. EsophagealRefluz.Otherswho Recently microscopic want this Information can send operatio ns, perfected by a few 50 c en ts and a long, surgeons, have been credited self-addressed envelope for It. th better results. J send your letter to me in wi Wi thd rawing sperm by a care of this newspaper, P.O. needle alter a vasectomy has been performed may not be successful. Sometimes the testicle stops forming an I ________ Proctor and Daniel both said future plans -. - . situation. PRISCILLA'S POP 'Li . bo nd SCIDA first announced the telephone's firm's intentions to start a business here in October. At that time, however, the SCIDA board held up operations until the un derwriters agreed to purchase the bonds. SCIDA is a taxpayer-funded industry see king agency which operates under the include expansion of the present facilities to - continue with the queen of from county land taxes. However, the SCIDA director said the firm under federal law will be exempt from paying federal income tax on the Herald 1 6 Daniel said Phoneserve will not be exempt Florida, in Georgia, and Alabama. The firm repairs old telephones for independent phone companies and others. :.1 ha ve it done. Some __________________________________________________ urologists cWm a 25 per cent I which may aggravate the succe ss in restoring fertility by & P.AYE PIGGFJ? _ ::;" - . -- .. the king of spades communications equipment. use Sanford as its home base for operations in _______________ ________ lead and if West had shift ed to allow the manufacture of more sophisticated "viable." plans to double the output. Phoneserve will ' smoking has not been shown to may affect the normal contracting action of the stomach 7, sure the success of the new venture. Mooney - a lump or nodule of the tesUcle should have an examination as Coffe and all caffeinelife. Don't delay as some of containing be verages also these tumors spread very make it worse. Cigarette rapidly, -. He duck • 6 5 32 IL 1 L 2 L Pass 2 N T Pan 3 N. T. Pass Pass Pass increase acid formation, but it r "We're pleased that we're going to get to do Park near Interstate 4 and SR 46. South as declarer had a really good chance to make it • 92 medicthe.I.f you wiil forgive my should desire to sire a child, exagge ra ti on think of all the could an operation reverse my the diaphragm). Alcohol Increases the - ADVERTISI NO The industrial bonds were approved at a Seminole County Industrial Development Authority (SCIDA) board meeting this morning at the Seminole Co un ty Courthouse. event Phoneserve proved unsuccessful, the county would not be obligated to repay the bondholders, it was explained. The two underwriters would be ar that burden, SCIDA chairman Eugene Mooney said county officials have done all they can to in- East opened a spade, EAST L 97 6 J 974 West No th Fast South (hernia of the stomach through KNOW SWER.1 - - FRANK AND ERNEST Industrial would go right down after L10653 scrotal sac. The nodule is about stomach into the lower formed around a small amount esophagus. This is commonly of blood associated with the operation. In any case you did associated with a hiatal hernia the right thing. Anyone who has by Stoffel & Heimdahl TH RE in d nodule has formed in the irritated lower esophagus filled with sperm cells, or because acid-digestive Juice leaks backward out of the scar tissue that may have 14^ . 114 workers at site called the market for the Phoneserve product January. A. Business Sanford The second year, Parker, said, Phoneserve contract for his hand and it proved to be very poor complications? la the event I that the person you know has an o M 35 New Phoneserve secretary Frank Proctor said he anticipates handling one-half-milliondollars worth of business the first year. The firm is scheduled to begin operation in K Q L K Q 10 82 V Q 10 £ -'-.--.- employ about was discouraged and settl for th ree notrump. Th ree notrump played by Nor th would be th e normal IS Q '7 healthy husbands there would sterility? Or could sperm be withdra wn for an artifi cial be if nagging resulted in good S C40ME IN! The California-based underwriters are J. County officials said they BRIDGE AT NORTH LA 53 K 55 _ - TEACHER! For n OSWAlD and JA1Es .JAt(H1' insemination? health. DEAR READER- A small I presume from your remarks lump or nodule can be many I THINK lT5 TIME WE DISCUSSED CICERO'5 5C-4\..L RK.'2 UH HUH r anticipate from hers will not troubled waters. LEO (J ul y 23-Aug. fl) Avoid co me a bo ut today. Once your coming on too st rong with co- thinking cap is straight, the workers today. Admitting your ptoW'n% dissipates. PISCES (Feb. 2D-March ~1 shortcomings will gain friends Play fair In business dealings and sympathy. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) today. Trying to rob Peter to You can come out ahead today pay Pa ul Is a practice you'll if you don't take Ill-advised regret If you attempt it. risks with your hard-earned YOURBIRTBDAY on dollars. Act only Dec. 16, 1976 knowledgeable advice. Dive into more group acUBRA(Sep123-Oct.22)The may not do any good. Through the doctor has assured me that ce nturies of relations between It is nothing to be concerned about. Do your foresee any men and womi, nagging A I M CICERO'S / ER...." County officials today gave final approval to n $850,(MX) bond issue which will allow a telephone repair firm, Phoneserve, Inc., to locate in Sanford. You can be the bridge over The negative response you nagged. Unfortunately nagging the size of an English pea, and - y you OK 'd business," said SCIDA Director Jim Daniel. Daniel said two California underwriters have agreed to purchase the bonds for re-sale. Also, Phoneserve's corporate officers have pledged $255,000 in operating and start-up capital. Writer see, you of harmful. I would greatly ap. Box 1551, Radio City Station, person you I By I'll) PRI('KETT IIeraI(I Stall t keep nagging that they are (css, Bond can't Lamb he rnia and cannot keep f down. Do you think smoking cigar et tes or dr inking alcohols advisable for this pe rson? I I %JtJ FCLLCMJIkk, 'ut1) FOR II YEARS ?'JC.tsJ tUtT1Jr $ 8 50,000 you WIN Hernia DEAR DR. LAMB- A person I know has an inflamed Id SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. in his mouth put his loot may 1_. by Bob Montana et ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) Somebody very close to you reward. to be magnanimous and warm advantages come to ye') with friends, the better you'll through rubbing shoulders with make out today. A small the r ight cro wd. •- ' ' ARCHIE 1 Sanforl Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents more you can condition yourself tivities this year. Benefits a Unhealthy Habits DOT TV 19 69th Year, No. 101 Thursday, December 16, 1 who 28 Political group 42 Obtuse 29 Wagtail 43 Take on cargo 30 Pairs 44 Residue - For potatoes outlook earns a paltry $ e fl Thursday, December 16, 1976 I . 0 1 C M S L 5 0 I L D 43 British Insurer by Art Sonsom HIMGM SiMS - 42 Bistro Wit THE BORN LOSER 7 i $ A C HET Ordinance _ — $5 4 South Seas RyBERNICEBEDEOSOL I 32 Rarest 23 Doctrine 45 Source of 19 mud egg 35 W.W I plane 24 Schism metals 211s (Sp) 27 Explosive Automotive 47 Silicate 24 Point of land 39 (abbr ) society (abbr 48 Russian like 25 Look over 28 Sandwich 40 Instruments 49 Soigne 26 Similar to type 31 limo paste 27 Demonstrative 41 Nearsighted 52 Actress pronoun pion 32 African tree Farrow 33 r r r r 34 Irritate 35 Shadowbox 14 — 1) 38 Gold (So) U 5 4 37 Golf mound ii ii 38 Strike lightly — if 39 Footwear M Elo — — Mort Walker I 9 'lI-4- paradise 14 Chef IS Beehive State 5 Glee 18 Former Pres 6 Pack animal dents of Tibet nickname 7 Otic makeup 17 Ancient (2 wds.) writing 8 Vamoose 18 Morning g Notes of prayer debt 20 Rented 10 Region 22 It is (contr,) ii Squ.ued out OPE C HORO ____ INARL bit 12 Soft-drink nut 3 Level 8 Magnitude 13 Put down efo IHI COltiflg 2 The smallest • DEAR 1A! DOWN ACROG3 ,,__/ ______ ________ blue funk. But cheer up: weatherman is predicting sunshine for the weekend, , £ S $ A G OTHER ~ S --_-- S t IH.raid Phoii by Torn Vncenii £ is 0 I N - -- --•-.-- �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 16, 1916 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Bennett Ordered To Check On Mayor V V%JnLIJ (Continued From Page IA) IN BRIEF Price Freeze Rejected, Saudi Arabia Walks Out DOIIi, Qatar (AP) Saudi Arabia's oil minister. Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani, abruptly left the ministerial conference of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries today after other OPEC members rejected his call for a six-month freeze on the price of oil. Yamani, whose country is OPEC's largest producer, told reporters he was flying back to Saudi Arabia. He refused to say whether he would return. It was believed Yamani was returning home to consult with King Khaled. - Parliament Elections Okayed MADRID, Spain (AP) Spanish voters rejected appeals from both left and right and overwhelmingly approved a return to parliamentary democracy after four decades of dic1atorship. With 57 per cent of the ballots cast in Wednesday's referendum counted, the government said about 75 per cent of the 23 million voters apparently approved its plan to hold free parliamentary elections next year. - roommate at their Fern Park apartment. He said he sat on the bed and watched the women smoke. Bennett told the jury that following the drug delivery sheriff's agents called him to Sanford for a "three-or-four-bour" in. terrogatlon in which he first denied and then admitted the drug delivery, He said he at first denied the act because MISS Nevlls, who claims she was a prostitute for former Seminole sheriff's vice agent and former Longwood city councilman Donald Schreiner, had told him that Schreiner "had friends" in the Seminole and Orange County sheriff's departments and the Orlando Police Department. "I didn't know if these agents were some of those "friends," School Continued From Page IA) Board Miss Nevils said she continued providing sexual services for Bennett testified. Following the drug delivery and before his Sept. 18 arrest by men while she was an informant fcr sheriff's agents but agents denied having knowledge of this. sheriff's vice agents, Bennett said he worked for sheriff's agents "The most I ever made was $50," the brunette said. in a probe of Christensen. He said he was told to find out what Miss Nevils said she lived in protective custody with two Christensen 'was up to" and to "get something that would stick against carmen." women sheriff's department employes at a Sanford apartment complex until she moved to Cocoa in Brevard County on Monday, Bennett said he made daily taped reports to an agent and after She said Seminole County has bought her groceries since Sept. 18. his arrest turned over a tape with four d ay-it' reports. Schreiner has been theobiectofa law enforcement search sInt Karcher testified on Wednesday that he'd Instructed Bennett to September on a misdemeanor prostitution warrant. Investigators turn over information from his Investigation of prostitution to the say Schreiner disappeared and they've been unable to locate him. State Attorney's office and to the Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement. MISS Nevils also told the jury that she had a sexual affair with a sheriff's deputy, but said he Is no longer with the local depart. Bennett testified today that he couldn't get a FDCLE agent to return his telephone calls. ment. As her testimony ended Wednesday afternoon, Miss Nevils told Miss Nevils, who was given total immunity from prosecution by the court, "I feel like I'm going to pass out." Observers said she State Atty. Abbott Herring during the Club Juana prostitution probe, said she was in a prostitution ring operated by Schreiner. fainted and crumpled into the arms of a bailiff as she exited the "I was a prostitute for Don," she said, "but I didn't go to bed courtroom into a hallway. She wasn't seen in the courthouse with anyone for him." She claims, however, that she "turned a today. trick for Mike Pinter, with one of his friends." The jury was expected to receive the Bennett case this at She admitted being a confidential informant for both Bennett temoon for deliberation following closing arguments by Assistant and sheriff's vice agents and said she's a ninth-grade dropout State Atty. Charles Gordon and defense attorneys Newman Brock and has a husband who she hasn't seen in "about a year." and Franklin Walden. FLORIDA IN BRIEF Fourth Of All Florida Gets Swine Flu Shots ILI - SEA Executi',e Director F. E. - (Gene) Grooms said afterward Feather protested. 'If we're expecting a long that he was "ext remel' meeting," Feather said, "then disappointed" with the board's if we held it here (in the decision. THE Gy courthouse), the number of "As I look at it," said people needed to make it a long Grooms, "it was just an effort meeting couldn't get in. So if we by the board to get pressure off intend to give people a chance themselves, and that's what to express themselves fully on they did. I'm just really this matter, the only way to do distraught at them not thinking it would be to hold the meeting any more about people's at Lyman. comfort than that. Because you Board Chairman Davie Sims know people aren't going to sit joined Feather in voting against out there at the top of the stairs scheduling the session at the where they can't even hear or courthouse, see what's going on." T MIAMI (AP) A cargo plane carrying 37 cattle crashed on takeoff from Miami International Airport today, injuring one of three crewmen and pinning another inside the (larnageci cockpit, airport officials said. Officials said the pilot apparently aborted the takeoff after realizing that something was wrong, but the plane rammed into a ditch at the end of the runway. Rescue workers cut a hole in the top of the 880 Corvair jet, reportedly owned by Airtrine Co., and pulled out Capt. 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The increase, 1.1 per cent higher than October's figure, left personal income at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $1.417.8 billion, the Commmerce Department said. That works out on a per capita basis to $8,573, an increase of 8.3 per cent over the same month a year ago. During the same period, the inflation rate was j ust over S per cent. Personal Meome represents all wages, alarIes, Social Security checks and other money received by individuals after allowance for Social Security deductions but without accounting for income taxes. - Thursday, December 16, 1976—Vol. 69, No. 101 "bI,SIrd Daly and Sunday. elcepI Saturday and Chris t mas 0., , T"ir Sanford Herald. Inc. IN Pd. Flinch Ave Sanford. Fla i217l Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 32711. c tr'S PAC411h 5240 6 Montt'', SI V. , ime dri , '''. $o 20 %?%',fft. 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It was not known if the diplomats were foreign or Argentine, but U.S. Embassy sources said no Americans were among the casualties. TALLAHASSEE, ( AP) Swine flu shots have been given to slightly more than one out of every four Floridians 18 years of age and older, according to state health officials. It was announced Wednesday that 1.7 million persons in the state had been immunized. Officials said that represented 28 per cent of the adult population and placed Florida in sixth place nationally in number of shots given. The latest figure represented total shots through Sunday and followed a two-week blitz aimed at increasing the number of persons immunized. Campus Merger Delay Asked TALLAHASSEE (AP) An irate university task force says proposed mergers - J Plan 1 tj Plan 2 of state campuses should not be considered for at least five years. 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The Cabinet, after sitting though many hours of testimony, IS expected to vote Friday to kill the project. - T:6 e~ V: 7 n 1 01 Dec. 16, 1976--it ur good ni g ht timers! ) dw TALLAhASSEE (AP) State analysts say general revenue increases won't keep Vice with inflation next year, but Budget Director Joe Cresse has ref used tc say whether he thinks tax hikes are In order. Cresse reported Wednesday that a revenue estimating conf.'rence projected a 3.1-per-cent incr,ase in 1977-78 for total general revenue of $2.54 billion. The current appropriations act Is based on $2.46 billion in i.eneral revenue, but Cresse said the conference has reduced this year's projection by $33.5 million. Efforts to increase taxes, notably on gasoline and alcoholic beverages, loom as the major issue of the 1977 legislative session. While Cresse would not say - - T Christmas SALE still going strongl hether he thinks there will be enough money to head off tax increases, he noted that the projected increase was less than half the 6.6-per-cent rate of inflation. "There's no question it would be a whole lot easier to balance with a 7-per-cent increase than a 3.1-per-cent increase," he said. lie pointed out that the state will have to provide for collective bargaining agreements, in- creased public school enrollments, additional prisoners and a 2-per-cent population growth give a print fleece robe A cuddle of a long fleece robe to gift surprise next year. her..at a price that won't put a dent in your Cresse said there has been a healthy increase in most tax collections and they will show a gain In excess of 6-per-cent next year. budget! And we have so many pretty, flattering styles in checks and stripes of easy-Care acetate-nylon fleece! Standouts with snap or zip fronts plus belted models; dynamite colors; misses' S-M-L. Shown is a representative of the assortment, lie said the decision of the 1976 legislature to use nonrecurring revenue sources to proro vide for nearly $100-million vide worth of spending this year makes next year's revenue gain look worse than it actually is. Cresse said the state must ree place those nonrecurring reve place nut, sources with general revenue in 1977.78. prett special "The jockeying around the legislature did in order to get through the appropriations this year is comin g home to roost," he said. nylon tricot gift gowns - Cresse cited three main A dazzling collection of long and waltz length nylon tricot classic favorite gowns to please any miss on your gift list! Elegant looking styles including lacy and acetate satin trims; some waltz gowns feature sheer nylon overlays. And what romantic colors; misses' S-M.-L, Shown is a representative of the assortment. sources of nonrecurring revenue that won't be available next ,ear: about $28 million in sewer loan repayments, $34 million from changing the auto license distribution system and about $15 million from speeding up tax collections. "Our economy is not that bad," he said. "We have a 9per-cent increase in the sales tax. Our problem is simply use of nonrecurring revenue." The $33.5-million di p in this year's revenue projections ree sults mainly from a slump in the construction industry, Cresse said. "The Increase in construction we forecast when e forecast last January has not materialized as rapidly as we anticipated," he said. However, Cresse said, there will be no need to reduce spending this year as happened in each of the two preceeding fiscal years. The Cabinet had to cut 1974-75 spending by $114 million and 1975-76 spending by $44 million because revenue fell short of expectations. The major factor in avoiding another holdback this year, Cresse said, was $18 million in federal grants designed to cushion sags in state revenues. - ALL NIGHT BUFFET & BREAKFAST (AP) Florida TALLAHASSEE ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment may lack only a single vote now that Sen. Jim Glisson says he's switching his vote to yes. (ilisson, It-Eustis, announced at a press conference Wednesday that he will support the controversial amendment because "to do less would make our U.S. Constitution less than equal to all people." His switch puts the ERA count, according to one poll, at a dead heat, 20 senators for and 20 against. However, ERA supporters say they are hopeful that more senators will announce changes before the 1977 legislative session opens. Tax H ikes Loom Thursday, The conference, consisting of Department of Administration and legislative budget analysts, meets annually to provide the figures that fonn the basis for budget calculations. Musical Program Slated The Seminole high School Concert Choir and Band will present a combined musical program tonight at 7:30 at the Seminole High School Auditorium. Musical selections will vary from classical to light pop, plus traditional Christmas songs. The concert choir is under the direction of Robert Maguire. Band director is Dwane Earnhardt. Admlss!ou Is free. C - J compare, ..Christmas is brighter at Zayre! SPECIAL HOLID7 HOUR S! Sale In effect Open Daily 9 Open Sunday 1 __________ ________ N ____ thru this weekend. compare..,you can't do better th an Zayre! Zayre!u SANFORD HIGHWAY 17-92 at AIRPORT SLVD. �Evening Hemld 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. "\ F'kl•:M'lI.\VF: .\r.i ('lt' .•')!.2i;lj r R.l1.') Around Thursday, December 16, 1976-4A V:VNE I), l)O''l .E. Publisher Nnhl1.N If. OSIIHIN. Editor JOSEI'lI 1) %'\N i3HC'K1.E. Advertising Director Hint' I )t'hvt'r Wt't'k, 9 — tt'flts Month. $.!40. ii Mi'flths, $11 2t V.;ir. 518 10 lh \l;iil In Flirji saniv as ht'n,t' duliver All hr mad \Iinth $ Months. $1 11 12 \tnth, $:12 II) fl' 1 Ethics Star ' Unreachable' Undoubtedly President-elect Jimmy Carter is particularly sensitive to conflicts of interest in the executive branch because of his own personal dilemma. Mr. Carter is a very successful farmer. He will be considering many bills in the future that will affect agriculture, including peanut farms. To be totally above reproach, Mr. Carter should sell his interests in his peanut farm and industry. Yet that is not fair, because the Carter farm has been in the family for generations. It is more than a farm, it also is a heritage. Thus, we can doubly sympathize with Mr. Carter as he proposes a new, tough code of ethics for the executives of his administration. He says he does not plan to appoint persons with strong vested interests to government positions that deal with similar matters; he will require his appointees to be scrupulous in their dealings with private business; officials in regulatory agencies will have to meet strict new requirements; and, finally, after government officials leave public service they will be circumscribed in using their influence to win government contracts. These are noble goals, but as Mr. Carter himself is learning, the problem is infinitely more complex than it appears to be. Constitutional questions of rights of privacy, freedom of speech and activity, and equal protection of the laws immediately arise. Beyond that, a conflict of interest is not readily definable in all instances. Any successful person in the United States frequently has a myriad of economic interests, some of which are intertwined. Many persons who have served government honorably and well have, like Mr. Carter, carried on a business legacy that they cannot readily abandon. Blind trusts and other methods, customarily used to put a curtain between an appointee and his prior career, may not always work. And if Mr. Carter is too astringent in enforcing academic codes of ethics, dynamic, successful persons could turn away from service to their country. Neither Mr. Carter nor the country would be served. We give Mr. Carter high marks for his concern about the problem and for his determination to follow through on campaign promises. We also are sure that he will learn the same lesson that many other presidents have. While it is theoretically possible to legislate ultimate morality, pragmatically a modicum of trust is always necessary. Crime Wave Robert Louis Stevenson carried a booklet about San Francisco to bring him solace when he was "sick to death" of wherever he was. Singer Tony Bennett left his heart there — and so have millions of other residents and visitors over the years. San Francisco Is indeed a delightful metropolis of infinite charm and variety. However, as troubled Californians know, there are also cancers in Shangrl4a beyond those common In other cities. In recent months, a number of law-abiding San Franciscans engaged in washing a car, walking in a prestige neighborhood, or even having a party at home have faced guns, one has been killed, many have been robbed, and San Francisco police are even riding shotgun on cable cars The frightening aspect of the crimes Is their total ca1loiness. Many of San Francisco's society have long been accustomed to "doing their thing." Now the most liberal of these elements apparently believes that doing you own thing extends to terrorism, killing and robbing. Consequently, San Francisco authorities are fighting a psychological attitude as well as crime. BERRY'S WORLD The Clock He had changed his clothes which made it dif. I icult to recognize him. The shaking belly was still there, the red cheeks, but there didn't seem to be any ho ho ho in his voice and his eyes looked weary. Glancing furtively over his shoulder he slid into a booth in the back of McDonalds. Alter I'd ordered a couple of Big Macs he leaned across the table and whispered. "Can't afford to be seen in here, especially when I'm out of uniform." "Uniform? That doesn't seem right somehow, Santa," I started but he Interrupted me with a harsh "Shhhh' Don't call me that," he said. "And if you've been reading my latest publicity you'd know uniform is BytRVLlN lIPTON TOM TIED E Kennedy Prognosis: Unstable WASHINGTON — Sen. Edward Kennedy has been reflecting recently that if he had succumbed to the suggestions to run for the presidency in 1968, and won, he would now be finishing up his White House service — at the unarguably ridiculous age of 44. I c%( FARE ¶(. PLAINS, Ga. AP — President-elect Carter is naming Rep. Andrew Young, D-Ga., to be U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and Charles L. Schultze to be chairman of Carter's Council of Economic Advisers, informed sources said today. Sources in the Carter camp also said Joseph A. Califano is the top candidate to head the Department of Health. Education and Welfare. As chief domestic policy adviser to President Lyndon B. Johnson, Califano was the principal architect of the Great Society programs, many of which are administered by HEW. * WASHINGTON AP WASHINGTON The United States could have held down the disastrous oil price rise, which threw the Western world into an economic tailspin in 1974. This is the view of Treasury Secretary William Simon, who worked behind the scenes to keep oil prices from soaring Into orbit. As Simon recalls the events that led to the oil the outer limits. This alarmed Saudi Arabia's late King Faisal, a fiscal conservative, who was worried about the economic consequences. Yet he didn't want to stand alone against the other oil powers. He confided his concern to Simon during a visit in Saudi Arabia on July ), 1974. The king suggested that the United States could hold oil prices to a reasonable level simply by intervening with the Shah. Simon told us that the United States, Indeed, had the clout to stop the Shah from agitating for higher prices. On this point, he was emphatic. The United States' hold on the Shah, Simon said, was powerful enough to restrain his oil greed. The Treasury Secretary reported to thenPresident Richard Nizcn on his talks with King FaIsaI. Simon told the president that he agreed the Shah was the key to price stability. Simon urged Nixon, therefore, to use his influence with the Shah to keep the lid on oil prices. Nixon appeared to agree. He clenched his fountain pen between his teeth, yanked off the cap and scribbled a note to himself on a scrap of paper. This was an indication, said Simon, that the president Intended to contact the Shah. On Aug. 6, 1974, the Treasury Secretary re'inlnded Nixon at a Cabinet meeting that oil prices could cause runaway infisuon. The president agreed with Simon that controlling inflation was the nation's No. 1 problem. Two days later, Nixon resigned over the Watergate scandal. An uncertain President Ford left Secretary of State Henry Kissinger free at first to direct foreign policy. During the changeover, no one spoke to the Shah. Simon has never been able to find out why the Shah was permitted to push oil prices out of sight. Some say that Kissinger wanted to make Iran the linchpin of the Persian Gulf and that the Shah needed the oil profits to pay for the build- up. Others say that Washington secretly wanted high oil prices to slow the wheels of the other rival industrial powers, which were more dependent than the U.S. on oil Imports. Whatever the reason, according to Simon, the American consumers have shelled out additional billions for petroleum products because no one spoke to the Shah. PAWS PASSPORTS: Bo HI Pat, a key figure In the South Korean influence scandal and the mouthpiece for the controversial Rev. Sun Myung Moon, held two passports when he applied for permanent residence In the United States. He withheld this pertinent Information from U.S. officiaLs. The Immigration Service, at the request of Rep. Joshua Eilberg, D.-Pa, Is quietly reviewing Pat's Immigration record for possible law violations. He could face deportation If the government can prove fraud In connection with his Immigration status, Pat also had two separate visas a diplomatic visa in one passport and a visitor's visa In the other. Immigration officials told us that the mod likely reason he kept two separate credentials was to ohecure his comings and — goings. Pak's Immigration files were examined by the house Immigration Subcommittee, which found that he had received a diplomatic visa in Washington and a visitor's visa in Seoul. He failed to Inform the U.S. consul In Seoul, however, that he already had a valid diplomatic visa. Pa presented the passport with the diplomatic visa when he entered the country through Honolulu In January, 1965. Again, he neglected to mention to immigration officials that he' also held a visitor's visa In another passport. In a private letter to Atty. Gen. Edward Levi, Rep. Ellberg was reported several irregularities in Pak's immigration records. The most serious Is the possession of the double passports. Charged Eilberg, "Col. Pak did withhold Pertinent Information from both the U.S. consul in Seoul and the immigration Inspector in Honolulu. had either or both of these officials been aware that Pak had in his possession two valid U.S. visas In two different passports, In a statement, Chairman Sam Nunn, 1)-Ga., of the Senate manpower and personnel Subcommittee praised the report as "a positive step towards the thorough re-examination which must take place if we are going to have a workable, viable honor code at West Point." Rep. Thomas J. Downey, 1)N.Y., a member of the house your dh011c Armed Services Committee who has championed the accused cadets, said the report was "superb, just superb." Expressing the hope that Hoffmann will adopt the proposals, Downey noted that the save 21" secretary had testified in August that he would be "foolhardy, if not disregarding his duty, to fail to heed those recommendations." The mood at West Point was apprehensive. After the news conference, World Cup Soccer by Coleco Borman, Hoffmann and Gen, Bernard Rogers, Army chief of staff, flew to the Academy, where they answered questions at a meeting with ranking cadets .and academy officials. The normally talkative chairman of the cadet honor cornmittei', Michael Ivy, declined to comment on the report. And academy superintendent, 11. Gen. Sidney B. Berry, told a ree LOS ANGELES AP — Ronald Reagan says he did all he could to help elect President Ford, and that campaign workers who say otherwise are just looking for a "scapegoat." "1 actually had a schedule (campaigning for Ford) that was just about as full as my own schedule during, the primaries when I was campaigning for myself," Reagan said \%e(Inesdas'. Fast-action game featuring two teams. each with 11 molded players (over 4 high), kick-off chute, aluminum top rail, telescoping rods with vinyl grips. sturdy cabinet, more. Some assembly required. 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"Moreover, the Mutual Defense Treaty is probatly one of the most powerful defenders in the region * to discourage the widespread -. on i,; i ui ur .. centives to the near-nuclear powers in the Western Pacific to Invest their resources In the development of nuclear weapons to secure their own defense." Pointing out that Red China has already twice attempted to seize Taiwan by force once in 1949 and again in 1956— Dr. Schneider says there are two ways to Insure that this doesn't happen again: I. The United States should explicitly realfirm our Mutual Defense Treaty with Free China: and, 2. We should continue to supply Free China with the modern weapons it needs to keep pace charge it our rag. 15.99 Sports Action "A lot of people think this is being crammed down our throats. It's our code — not the secretary's and not the superin- warm-up jacket Hooded jacket newest fashion looki the Tri- tendent's." ple knit, tn-color acrylic; . 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Pat was less than truthful to retain Its defense treaty with Taiwan. with U.S. government officials and knowingly pursued this conduct with the realization that his President-electJimmy Carter has not said immigration status might have been prejudiced much that I agree with. But he's right on target If all of the facts were known," when he says that for to' long our country has Interestingly, the subcommittee also found played a game of power poliUs, often seeking to that "Colonel Pat had savings of $500 at the time curry favor with our adversaries at the expense of his application and was anticipating an in- of the interests and needs of our allle. come, not specified, from the recently.laciJ Carter Is correct when he says we must reKorean Cultural and Freedom Foundation." The orient our foreign policy towards our friends, so foundation has also figured In the South Korean that it "reflects the decency and generosity and scandal, cofn=n sense, of our own people." Footnote: Pat was unavailable for commejfl. Right on, To abandon our commitments to A spokesman for the Immigration Service Taiwan would make a mockery of these wor- refused cornme'llt, conference that any investigations still pending should be closed. It proposed numerous reforms, including penalties other than expulsion for honor code violators. Regan: 'I Backed Ford' making explicit threats about the use of nuclear weapons against the Republic of China. ----- - - ---- The commission also reported at a Pentagon news WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Parole Commission is deciding whether it will give Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt a Christmas gift of freedom from prison. The commission reviewed Hunt's case in it private meeting Wednesday but delayed announcing a decision until today so Hunt could be notified before the news became public. U.S. committment to the Mutual Defense Treaty. Such an event might weaken the structures that now discourage the Communist Chinese from * standards slip. Hunt May Receive Parole e' i e'i Pa l ke Bared more common than the Army conceded and because West Point had let respect for ethical — - Sl* p On Last 01 - President-elect HASTINGS, Neb. (AP) At R5, Edith }lurlbut says she's stopped counting how many 'eople she has taught the basics of swimming and lifesaving. But the number's over 1,100 and still growing. "All I know is that some of my old students have grandkids that I taught," she said. "You are never too old to learn to swim. Tell senior citizens that if they don't know how and really want some fun, they ought to start learning." Her current teaching post is the Hastings YMCA, where she serves as a volunteer twice a week at swimming and life-saving classes. JOHN CUNNIFF corner! ommendations, particularly one to forgive and forget. The commission headed by former astronaut Frank BrMan said the 151 cadets touched by the scandal should be ree instated as soon as possible because cheating had been far 85-Yr.!OId Teaches Swimming / ' s They said they hoped Army Secretary Martin R. Hoffmann would Ignore some of the rec- agreement on a plan that could extend Carter's promise of clemency for draft violators to perhaps as many as 250,000 Vietnam-era servicemen with tarnished military records. Carter, who had promised during the election campaign that he would pardon draft law violators, has been urged by some groups to broaden such a clemency program to include military deserters and veterans with less-than-honorable discharges. 4, sport .January," Capt. Daniel Sharphorn, an outspoken legal dee fender of the accused cadets, fender said following the report Wednesday calling for the swift readmission of ousted cadets. Some cadets at the Institution expressed the opposite view. Carter's advisers have reached substantial • JACK ANDERSON — — not going to bring them back for the second semester in Clemency Plan May Widen •: Loan W AS 11lNG'l'(JN (AP) big Sweeping reforms proposed as an outgrowth of West Point's cheating scandal have drawn reactions that range from jubilation on Capitol lull to apprehension at the histort, U.S. Military Academy. "I'm just afraid that they're Tapped For U.N. Spot — / Storm Brews Georgia's Rep. Young J crisis, the Shah of Iran was the loudest advocate extortionary oil prices. It's no secret that he pushed his fellow oil potentates to raise prices to a •,: ,;11VIL FIAIEWM /\/ JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. / S ell-Out Of Taiwan 0 Immoral Ref orm' NATION IN BRIEF He shrugged his shoulders graphically, tilted his bushy left eyebrow upwards at least an inch. "Any other problems this year?" I asked, thinking maybe he'd- just had a bad day and the problems weren't as widespread as he indicated. Again he shrugged his shoulders. "You really want a list?" he asked. After my slight nod he continued. "Well, first the elves wanted to form a union. They said if it's good enough for the U. S. Army it's good enough for them. Then Mrs. Claus read 'Total Woman' and met me at the door the other day in a black negligee. Can you imagine standing around at the North Pole in a black negligee?" WASJNGTON - Some people never learn anything from history. Next January will mark the 27th anniversary -, :,, 'P \' 'It I '4 of Secretary of State Dean Acheson's historic , vi II. address to the National Press Club In which he ( . .1 ' \i \t ••pl ! gave the green light to Communist aggression by announcing to the world that the Republic of What he doesn't say, however, Is that he has Korea was outside the U.S. "defense perimeter." over the last eight years become something of a '.' Taking Acheson at his word, five months tr. • " '•.' ti presidential has-been anyway. Once both the . ' later, on June 25, 1950, the North Koreans insentimental and practical hope of his party, a , vaded South Korea. By October, the Chinese . /'. remarkably blessed man who could have had the P' Communists had entered the war, sending the nomination with but a nod of his head, Ted first of a quarter of a million "volunteers" into Kennedy's prospects have since come on hard •' V 0 this conflict. political times. INS .%.' Today, there are those who are suggesting 1 The Democrats have won without him. The that once again we tempt late by abandoning our Kennedy spell has been broken by a Lackluster defense committment to Free China, Taiwan.) but effective shaman from Georgia. It Is safe to Returning from a visit to Communist China, presume that if Jimmy Carter Is not totally Informer Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield ' competent he will hold the chief executive's job — who desperately wants to be Jimmy Carter's .... for eight years, and it is possible his vice .. ambassador to the Mainland — Is, just coinpresident may hold it for eight more. Ted " cidentally, advocating the identical three things Kennedy could still run in 1992, but would the ) that Red China wants the United States to do as family magic work for a member In his 60s' regards Taiwan. These are: the severance of our diplomatic ties with this nation; the abrogation And so the last of the Kennedys Is being of our 1954 U.S. -Taiwan defense treaty; and the quickly relegated to something less than regal -- . — Irl-rLJEs withdrawal of our remaining military personnel. status. He has quite abruptly become a prince jaw In a statement that must send shivers up the 1111 without a court, or even many courtiers. And spines of our allies, at least those who have backwhat with moderate to liberal Democrats In bones, Mansfield offers the classic might-makespower, he can no longer even claim, as he has throughout Republican rule, to head a governright argument, callously observing that the 900 ment in exile. million Communists on the Mainland "are much more significant than an Island is." (An island! What's more, there may be at least one other What about Taiwan's 16 million people' They, major embarrassment In store for the junior too, are a reality. Free China is larger than 70 n e Is senator from Massachusetts. During the Carter per cent of the countries in the U.N.). Says term Kennedy will likely be outside the power Mansfield: "Equivocation over the Taiwan structure looking In. The new executive Is not NEW YORK AP — Lenders around the affairs, thus lending encouragement to lenders problem has continued far too-long." fond ofthesenator, and in fact feels the Kennedy country are planning or establishing review and spurring them to play a more active role in Well, I disagree. influence is excessive, panels that would give unsuccessful applicants problem areas. To stab a loyal ally in the hack by scrapping Carter's sentiments are understandable. for Inner-city home mortgage loans a second The league, which represents Institutions our defense treaty with Taiwan would be the accounting for 58 per cent of all private mort- grossest sort of Immoral, political expediency. Kennedy gave him no encouragement in the chance to obtain money. Boards already exi4 in several cities, Ingage debt outstanding, is said to be exploring As Yale Law Prof. Michael Reisman puts it: early campaigning. And then when the Georgian eluding Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, several posibilities in addition to the review began to move, Kennedy lent his support toan w "The life of another state is an unacceptable panels. fated "Stop Carter" effort. Finally, shortly Cleveland, Chicago and Denver, but very f.' price for an ambassadorship In Peking before the nominating convention, the senator applicants have made an effort to obtain loans One of these is to pool the funds of vario us However this Is ra tionaliz ed to the public, Its real associations to make equity investments that import will Immediately be stooped to casually hinting that his personal through them. understood in Peking The development, mainly by savings and loan is, to participate in rehabilitation by direct and Taipei and could precipitate resolve to not run had weakened, thus testing reckless associations, is believed in part to be a response ownership as well as through lending. whether a draft was still a possibility. moves." to charges of redlining, in which lenders are said Many mortgage lenders have been under fire Dr. William Schneider, a defense analyst on $ Most certainly there are a good many people to automatically turn down loans in poorer city from minority groups for their alleged failure to the professional staff of the Hudson Institute, besides the president-elect who would be happy areas. more actively involve themselves in urban af- agrees. Referring to the possibility of an attempt to see Ted Kennedy reduced to mortality. Officials of the U.S. League of Savings lairs, and some have been openly accused of by Red China to resolve the "Taiwan problem by Numerous colleagues In the Senate, for example. Associations say, however, that the review arbitrarily refusing to make loans, force as the principal threat to peace in East Kennedy's strength there has largely been tied to panels are part of a genuine effort by lenders to Lenders counter with the argument that to Asis," outside of a potential renewal of the his White House potential, other salons often fulfill their obligations to urban and minority lend money in certain areas is to needlessly risk Korean War, Dr. Schneider says: deferring to him out of a kind of fear. That now residents. their depositors' money, mainly because such "Perhaps the most destabilizing development seems less necessary, and this more than, a few One of them explained this week: President areas are beyond the rehabilitative effortsofany In this region would be uncertainty about the members feel emancipated. Carter will be paying more attention to urban one group. of 'Someday there's gonna be 'kids Iib an' then we'll ALL be free!" the right word." The hamburgers came. He picked at his. I ate mine with gusto. It had been a long day. "What do you mean uniform?" I asked, since he didn't seem inclined to talk. gets the blame for all the violent toys kids get for Christmas? Who gets in trouble because children have guns and kni yes and genuine- plastic - imitation - modified hand grenades In their stockings? Who gets the blame for turning Christmas Into a huge commercial fiasco and forgetting it's supposed to be a religious holiday? Me, that's who. So called it a uniform. 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On the 25th day of Food Is a major part of any degree oven until hot. When oil Kislev, more than 2,000 years celebration in a Jewish home is hot, pour half into the ago, the Temple that Antlochus and among the favorite holiday Ingredients. Place the def iled was rededicated. The dishes of her family are. ingredients In the baking dish tradition continues that d ur ing POTATO LATXES and bake un til brown. the eight days of celebration, Beat two eggs; adding three iziiias ______________________________________ . --J t' : - Lieberman said other work lt.it;iv drugbeing done by Dr. Donald Caine of the Nation. al__ Institutes of Health. 5CAVC H , $ I69 _____ • 0 qv i - pensate for the missing dopa. mine after ledopa loses its ' official, but the Jews refused to accept -. ' PRICES START AS —' other doctors at Ne or versity Medical School, was published in toda y 's issue of the New Engla nd Journal of Mcdi- . . . Sale blows to the Seleucids. ton's family is hr the mother to lightly brown, turn and brown The Seleucids were amazed light the Menorah canes. lightly again. Serve with sugar as they watched how the Jewish The men in the family grate sour cream. people fought heroically for potatoes, and brag who has the NOODLE KUGEL ISWEET their religious beliefs, better recipe for the most STYLE) Antiochus' successor offered traditional dish - potato Boil one pound of broad the Jews full religious freedom, Eitkes. noodles and combine the • Recliners w Money padded into a book ROCKERS 1 •- The brass "Menorah" was Place one large tablespoon of the Hebrew word for hammer generation to the other, because of their hammer-like The tradition in Mrs. ' - Power, • An account of the testing, conducted by Uerman and . 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When a Greek official tried to which will be lighting the first teaspoon of vanilla flavoring sailor hat saying, "Gee I wish I were a man, I'd Join the Navy." To a nation grown accus- i He's waiting for you in Magnolia Canto . - - h X by mothers and of children are given "gelt" tablespoons of melted butter. Outraged, Antlochus mar- (money), gold or gifts Let stand for at least one hour ched his armies Into Jerusalem it is a peri od of spreading in the refrigerator. slaughtering 10,000 inhabItants, good will among the "childr en For the fi lling: Beat toget he r Installed a new set of pagan of men." on e- half pound cream cheese, statues In Temple and a new The Ray Lipton family (Ray, one-quarter pound of pot cheese set of high by Howard C. showing a rnIdth New Drug Combats es D sease Muscles - STERCUI'S PRE . -- w4atues were thrown over the prepared ' . - r VE ' APWJ ---' sale, - them over the Temple wall to holidays on each of the eight tablespoons sugar, a pinch of their deaths 100 feet below. The days.Heaps of steaming food Is salt three large eggs, l cups MIII South o Apopka I Hwy. 441 Apopka, Florida . shouldn't the name Er- bloused sweet young thing in a - - All on . -'" licentious priests, throwing home, The Frederick Remlngtons generation of feminists passing by. It was the World War I - $20 share of scorn from a later a nd Norman Rockwells and - ridding the temple of the .' ' . n py, barefoot folk loading bales family in Downtown kin ford THURS., DEC. 16 an idyllic field, and other hap battle, the Jews responded down at de levee, r every - among the people against the READINGS I N SESSIONS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY daysof sentencing. -. Gifts for he 4 Resentment and anger boiled E.S.P. PSYCHIC READER happy black cotton pickers in For one thing. air pollution eavesdropping on the American sage. He drew the World War If seemed as proud of its SITIOkI' rummaging through its poster proclaiming the Air photo album. Corps as "America's Arm of Theshamelsthatniostofthe Defense." Sure enough, it illustrators who left so many shows an arm, with the ati ndelible impressions on tached hand holding airplanes. American minds are Another war poster drew its MRS. ROBERTS licentiousness and idolatry. When rumors spread that Antiochus had been killed in ing, and a Saturday stroll And here's to Leo Rackow, a calendar drawing of George though those corridors was like man with an unambiguous mes- Ehret's Hell Gate Brewer~ KIDSI COME SEE . - . dom on the grounds that Utah officials had broken a sta te 1a that requir es execution wi thin -d a common spectacle and Jewish envoys were sent to pagan festivals to represent its product. - J. & P. Coats Co. was sim• darl) proud of the origin of its spools of thread. Its ad shoed ed court rulings on their efforts pills man abortive suicide pact to stop the execution. 'I love her more than le it Tell them to give me liberty sell,' Gilmore responded org1vemedeath,"Gllor(o Earlier, In the courtroom, he sunflower-seed flavored potato chips 'Best chips i ever tasted," he says. . forming Greek games became iofe erican NEW YORK (AP) - 'it's good, some not so good." She of the national life. Handbook, 1911 edition, by torned to the television cornlike reading a diary of my life," nodded toward the famous "1 As a Bicentennial event, the which every Scout over 40 merclal, an exhibit of advera middle-aged man said Want You" poster ol Uncle Sam Society of Illustrators took the learned, on pages l4o and 141 to tlsernenLs during the country's "Almost everything here re- pointing his finger. " That one, trouble to co llect all the plc- tell the di fference between a age of innocence excited more "I know," his wife said. cality, while his mother and confined to a mental hospital of habeas corpus that Gilmore capital punishment foes await- after the lovers took sleeping had filed de . Naked Jewish boys per- minds me of some event." - r the taping get was room and board on Miami Beach. And the producer of the proposed show says Tiny Tim ran '. . did . Shorn...' SANFORD PLAZA . . • _• ••.• . 4 then die on Monday, says it's new date over his protests. my relatives." "cruel punishment" to make As Gilmore, handcuffed, him instead spend 32 days in a shackled and wearing red, When Bullock refused, Gilstripped-down cell awaiting a white and blue tennis shoes, more told him: "You simply Jan. 17 date with the firing was led from the crowded don't have the guts. You're a squad. Provo cow-trm, a reporter moral coward. You have put me The 36 -year-old convicted asked whether he had a mes- through cruel punishment killer vowed to renew his bid for sage for Nicole Barrett, his fr eedom underakgM techni Y g ri endShewu Bkaisodzsmissedawrft I API — Tiny Tim,50 pounds too besivy resort hotel here, didn 't get paid for What he statues into the Holy Sanctuary where Jewish priests garbed in G r ecian cost umes officiated at Greek cultic rites. If he plans to stop its use, Butler said, ! Wait - Temple In Jcrusini to pagan G recian - ...AROUND THE WRIST... 1111:i 1 Cruel SALT LAKE CITY (AP) his attorneys Wednesday told Bullock: "Monday is what Gary Gilmore, who wanted to shortly after 4th District Court want. I would like to see m see his mother once more and Judge J. Robert Bullock set the mom, possibly see Nicole an by his own figuring, Is tiptoeing through some thorug. He was In Miami Reach this week to make a 15- minute taping for a canned series that sUB Isn't sold. And tabby Tiny Tim, who once was paid $10,000 for 10 nights at bribery, Antiochus had api. pointed a governor of the Jews a Jewish priest nanled Jason: who opened the gates of the ,4~ THE NUN MIAMI BEACH 7 5, after the 25-year-long first religious war in historyand the miracle of the cruse of oil, enough for one day, kindled in he Temple, but that lasted ight days. Thewarbegandurjng reign ofAntiochusEpjphane3 king of the Seleucids. Through intrigue and Down On Luck eginning . 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Playoff Stars Dominate AFC's Pro Bowl Picks •- r;••• •. - I -A ~~ MMAW __ —I ' 04 y Well SIX PLAYERS, SIX STYLES: Left to right are Pete Piacenti, Barney Batdorossl, Henry Cooper, Kalel Napalapalal, John Costin, Bill Fishbach, scorers Gary Chambers, Calvin Lingelbach Pats Secret 0 Wh y, ye ! , , * by Haden a mnkl from the FOXBORO. Mass. (AP) Maybe it sounds corny, but the University of Southern • 'a': - - _. playoff-bound New England Califomia. Patriots credi t love and togetherness OAKLAND(AP) —Markvan in a surprising turnaround through th e the National Football League. Eeghen, w ho barrier last "These guys love each oth. 1,000-yard the says er," said Coach Chuck Fair- weekend, banks. 'Love In a violent breakthrough for the Oakland game—it's really something." Raiders' running actually at Fairbanks who suffered tack cane a week ear li er. "me Cincinnati game was through a dismal 3-11 record in his third year as coach in 1975, our big test. It was no secret admits "the team has come on that the teams we'd played the faster than I thought It would" past few weeks weren't too In posting an 114 mark this tough. But then we went out and ran for more than 200 yards season. Naturally, there are many against the Bengals, a playofffactors factors for the success which caliber team. Our running has carried the Patriots Into the game Is back in high gear," van playoffs for the first time since Eeghen said Wednesday. The Raiders totaled 228 yards their American Football League days in 1963. However, on the ground, Including 74 by everyone talks mainly about van Eeghen, and Ken Stabler "love, togetherness," and threw- for 217 yards and four touchdowns In a 35-20 victory "cooperation." Dec. 6. The loss cost the Bngals a spot in the National Football p - • -, 1! JAI-ALAI WINNERS 49 'tu When the dust had settled from Wednesday's Class A amateur tournament at the ' 1 rla "o-LImlno'e Orlan do-Sem nole 'aI- ta, irontcourter DI I risn bach and backcourter Dan Lackey were cro w ned champions. Fishb ach and Lackey, l ef t to right, (las trophies, while Kalel Napalapalai and Gerry Lingelbach settled for second places. The Class B tourney will be held Friday while F Troop, beginners class, will play next Wednesday. i -- • ins Ninth -- W - - - - When - the Washington Redskins DALLAS (AP) At 6-foot missed gaining a berth In the playoffs in 1975 for the first time and 208 pounds Doug Dennison In five years, Coach George doesn't frighten anybody off the Allen knew some changes had line of scrimmage. But what the third-year playto be made. And changes he has - made. Fifteen of the players who will go against the Minnesota Vikings Saturday in the first round of the National Football League playoffs were not on the 43-man roster on the final game of 1975. There are six new starters from the team that finished 84 a year ago, six backup men and three who are used primarily on special teams. None of the newcomers were acquired in the draft. As has been documented many times, Allen acquires veterans through trades for draft choices Primarily. During his six-year stint in Washington, he has made trades Involving 106 players and 131 draft choices. '4 ______ ' League playoffs WASHINGTON (AP) ' Straight, Pittsburgh Penguins; Ron Greschner of the New York Rangers; Lanny McDonald of the Toranto Maple Leafs, and Tom Lysiak of the Atlanta Flames as some of the players who claim that Sorkin owes them amounts ranging frqj $135,000 to $25,000. In addition, the Globe and Mail says Bob Nystrom, Jude Drouln, Bob Bourne and Garry Howatt of the New York Islanders and Dennis Poloffich of the Detroit Red Wings are seeking funds they claln are owed. Seminole and Lyman battled toa2-2 soccer tie Wednesday, marking the second tie In three games for Lyman and Seminole's opener. ."L 24 Valencia Seminole Maple Leafs 4, Blues 1 the season to 160 in 33 games. Inge llammarstrom and LanWilson's rifle shot from the In the junior varsity enit took a hot goalie to cool the ny McDonald scored 16 seco nds Left point ti ed the scor e 1.1 at counter, Lyman prevailed, 1-0. Atlanta Flames Wednesday apart, climaxing a three-goal 5:49 of the second period. Th e night. opening period by Toronto and Canadians rained 18 second-pe.anfard The Flames fired 19 shots at goalie Wayne Thomas held St. rind shots on Rockies' goalie • 1 • 1-3 Lyman • I I 6-2 Los Angeles' Rogie Vachon In Louis scoreless until Garry Michel Plasse and built a 4-1 the first period and the Kings' linger beat him with 51 seconds lead. Goals: Sanford- Burdett goalie stopped each one. At the left In the game. Stingers 5, Fighting Saints 0 Lyman- Armstrong. Artman end of two pe rio ds , the flames, Th e lo Ron Plumb scored twice and ss extended th e Bl ue s' Sanford 00 I. Lyman 0 I 2 JV Lyman 1. Sanford 0 beaten only once in their pre- winless streak to eight games. goalie No Nom LaPointe kicked vlous 15 games, enjoyed a 30-16 Baron., 7, Red Wings 3 out 38 shots in recording his advantage In shots. However, Cleveland's Bob Murdoch, second consecutive shutout for the score was tied 1-1. whose younger brother Don has Cincinnati. established himself as a solid Stingers established a Then, Gene Carr's 10th goal candidate for Rookie of the WHA record for consecutive and Marcel Dionne's 20th gave Y i ea r honors with the New York goats when Plumb's 40-foot slap the Kings a 3-1 Naiona Hockey Rangers, scored three goals in shot in the final period gave League victory, a game for the first time in his them 16. Lake Howell chalked up an In other NUL games, Toronto NHL career. Roadrunners 6, Bulls 5 impressive 45-14 verdict over posted a 4-1 triumph over St. Cleveland bombed veteran Phoenix winger Bob Liddingthe Lake Brantley Patriots Louis, Cleveland routed Detroit Ed Giacomin for five goal.-In ton snapped a 17-game scoring * Wednesday in wrestling, as the 7-3 and Montreal beat Colorado the opening period, drought with a pair of goals as Hawks permitted the losers to 8-2. Canadlens 8, Roc kies the Roadrunners ended an win only three matches. in the World Hockey AssociMurray Wilson's second-pert- eight-game l os ing streak. ation, Cincinnati blan ked Mm'- oil goal ignited a string of six by Juhanu Tamminen had the 100- Lasley (IN) P. Williams 3 0.1 nesota 5-0 and Phoenix edged Montreal as the Canadiens winning goal with his first score 101-- Tucker ILl)) ii Chim 125 Birmingham 6-5. 114- Hudson (LB) d Cleo 152 increased their goal total for in 14 games. . .I Willie Williams drives lane for two Pat Haden suffered a G ators Sign 2 Oviedo In wrestling Wed. nesday, winning all but two events, Ken Atkins passes ball inside to David Krazlt, past outstretched hand of Ed Whittaker. .'80 Olympics' NEW YORK (AP) The battle 11ne have been drawn. The wheeling and dealing is over. The high commands of the three major networks are on hand. Two years of preliminary negotiations will climax over the weekend with a meeting in Moscow. And within the next few days it should be known which network will own the television rights to the 1900 Summer Olympics.. "When you look back over the last several years to what has captured the fancy of the American viewing public, to what has brought viewers to their P/ sets that might not otherwise be there, the answer is the Olympics," says CBS President Bob Wussler. "We would he hard pressed to find a better way to spend our money." And spend someone will ABC paid US million for the TV Price Tag rights to the Montreal Games last summer. The price tag the 1960 Gaines Is expected to be in neighborhood of $100 million. But the Olympics are a big prestige Item, and the networks are willing to risk a lou In order to give their image a big boost. It's not a bad ratings booster, either. ABC averaged a 47 per cent audience share, meaning 47 per cent of the televisions turned on were tuned to ABC, over the two weeks of the Summer Olympics. And the network drew a 35 per cent share over the 11 days of the Winter Games In lnzLibruck. ABC says it made a profit on 'mptcs, a small w. but the network gained Immeasurably in prestige. The 1980 Games in Moscow. in additior, to being exfor 100- SeiplI ID) p. NikerSon. 4 50. 107- Millar (C) d Attabury. 100. III- VelvIflgtOfl (0) d. Turgeon, 50 ' . -, 121-B. Per k ins (C) d. Ankry. 7 141.,flAC (.. Gator Coach' Doug Dickey said Wednesday he also signed up John Spinks, a 6.3,230-pound lineman from Fort Meade. me Kentucky, N.C. lii Prir#!t rrir, uiu i.ii lu 'i1.ii IL IV LEXINGTON, Ky.(AP) As if Kentucky needed another reason to rejoice over its Peach Bowl invitation its first football bowl invitation in 25 years there's the chance to scout next season's opening game op.por.nt. if one wanted to get technical about it, Kentucky and Peach Bowl opponent North Carolina will be breaking an NCAA rule when the teams collide in Atlanta Dec. 31. That rule forbids schools. to scout their next op.ponent ; instead, the NCAA dietales that the schools exchange films. Well, Kentucky opens its 1977 season against none other than North Carolina, which means that the Peach Bowl opponents can use the bowl encounter as a lull-fledged scouting trip for next year. Understand a bly er school is Looking at the Peach Bowl as a prelude to next year, but instead as a chance to cap off a successful 1976 season. Unranked Kentucky of the Southeastern Conference enters the game with a 74 record while 19th.ranked North Car lisa brings a 9-2 into the game, which will be a sellout for the first time in Its 12-year history. - - - . lie-T. Perkins (C) It Howell, 147 134- Dora ( C). Olsen. 11 En&II.ld • IC) p. Cnario, 2.59 II?- Rouse (C) p Grant, 3$. IS?- M.aryatt (C) p. Dema. 2.46. 169-Chetenik (C) d. Kerr, 76 IS?- Sanman IC) d Bocos, 96. UL- Blake (C) p. Mullins. S,43, o- [tough, 6-4 and 240 pounds, played on the Plant High &hoo team which ended the sca'p with a 12-I record. Sought uy numerous big 'schools, [tough narrowed his choice down to Alabama and Florida before choosing the Gators. 0 // 0 $100 MI ton pensive, are fraught with pitfalls. The Russian., will doubtless exercise s*ne editorial controls over the enterprise and could Insist that some air time be devoted to "Soviet Culture" of dubious Interest In the U.S. These considerations and others prompted talk of a network pool. ABC was In favor of it because, as one source explained, "We think the other networks would do such a poor job that we would Look great by comparison." NBC favored It because, a spokesman said, "The three networks together could resist any political pressure from the Russians better' than one alone." But CBS turned the Idea down, saying It would prefer to take its chances alone. And those chances look pretty good. A 'brief look at the Howell Halts 134-- Weber (LIII p Oliver :20 117- Brandorff (LH)d Moore 62 IS?- Shrink (LH) p Prather 151. la'?- Perry 1114) p Reedy 3:16 . Ill Pollard (LB) d Cardena Ii 10 Piandcock (1151 p Mc'.'a'in UL 112 TAMPA (A?) The ers, including, nffpnilu., tn,.I... University of Florida has Wally "Chip" Hough Jr., signed two more football play. garded as one of the best in the South, Oviedo Matmen Crushed, 43-11 Colonial took an overwhelming 43-I1 victory over , 121 Payas )LHI a Timothy SI. 171-Andrew (LII) p Forsythe V '. Fouls Valencia 21, Seminole 14 FOul*d Out None, By The Associated Press Pa ts Ma m en Grid Prosp ects u—n 37 41 40-Il Douses Atlanta Flames ' resident managed 16 poInts In Maxwell wu.h 1a. the first hail with excellent Tavel, 0000. W Williamil 7423; F Williams 2 00 4. Lipko 1 23 10; Putt-Putt Hot Goalie Roger Vachon Booters Tie, 2-2 VALENCIACC Meitwe1163315; McDonald 30 16; Shemelya 3006; Bivens 6 22 14. Huester S 0.1 10, Jones00OO;LubSO.O1O; Berry i ' high 38 points while David Warriors 136-116; the Los Ange- 76ers' spurt led to a 51-41 halfBoston rallied behind Charlie Thompson added 24 and Bobby les Lakers trimmed the New time advantage. Scott in the fourth period and Jones 23, leading Denver over Orleans Jazz 115-105; the BosPistons 136, Warriors 116 defeat Milwaukee. With Mu- Seattle. Trailing 86-80 after ton Celtics stopped the MilGuards Kevin Porter and waukee in front 107-104, Scott three periods, Seattle rallied waukee Bucks 120.125; the In- Chris Ford each tossed in three scored 12 points while the Bucks behind Dean bison's six condiana Pacers defeated the San baskets during a 16-0 first-quar- managed just four, putting secutive points and pulled withAntonio Spurs 116-102, and the ter spree as Detroit swept past Boston in front to stay. Scott In 104-101 with 2:17 left. Seminole, Lyman The 160-pound, Eatonville Valencia visitors was Joe Sterling gives word to Raiders . ' 88-72 moves which seemingly left the Matadors speelbound. Willie Williams, a 6-2 wing The Seminole Community man dropped 15 in the first 20 College Raiders, jumping to an minutes to assist Atkins into early command In Wednesday giving the hosts a 48-37 half night's roundball contest with time advantage. arch-rival Valencia, never gave The visitors found themselves way to the mistake-prone in trouble within the first six Matadors, rolling to an 88-72 minutes of the second half, victory. being inflicted with five team A brilliant effort by Raiders fouls at the 13:39 mark, giving point man Ken Atkins paced the the Raiders the bonus situation for most of the entirety of the Matador defeat. Atkins, sitting the bench game. throughout more than half of Seminole, leading by 54-45 at the final period, entered the this point, marched for 10 contest in the latc goings, unanswered points before dropping in eight quick marks Atkins came off the bench, to boosting the hosts to a 64-66 drive the final nail In the Lead, putting all comeba ck Matador coffin. hopes for Valencia away. Atkins was the scoring Atkins, a stocky 6-foot leader, followed by teammate sophomore led all scorers for Williams who had, 23. the night dropping In 26 marks. Leading the way for the The Jai-Alai Pro Basketball '; By CHUCK McCLUNG herald Correspondent er from Little Kutztown State in Pennsylvania does better than any other Dallas Cowboy is score touchdowns. former free agent running back has a knack of hitting the tiniest of cracks where the going Is toughest and surviving while the referee throws up both hands. "Doug Dennison Is the best guy I know to give a football to on the goal line or short yardage," says Cowboy Coach Tom Landry. A 12-yard touchdown rim Last week against Washington is a prime example. Dennison slashed off tackle where he was challenged at the four-yard line. He struggled and staggered into the end zone with the tackler wrapped around him. - Pro Hockey Win Vs. VCC - - - Atkins Sparks LOS ANGELES (AP) The dilemma of a starting quarterback faces Coach Chuck Knox of the Los Angeles Rams again, and it is a problem he has faced often this season. Preparing to battle the Cowboys at Dallas Sunday in an opening-round game - of the National Football League playoffs. Knox does not know whom his field general will be. sprained right knee against Detroit last Saturday. He first was Listed as doubtful for the Cowboys, then was changed to quest orLable. Casting away the official NFL jargon, that means he is getting better. If Haden does not Improve further, the starting job would go to James Harris, who was supplanted in mid-November More NEW YORK (AP) than 30 professional hockey and basketball players have ree tained attorneys In an attempt to recover money they claim Is owed them by Richard Sorkin, a Uniondale, N.Y., player agent. The total of money in question, according to a source, is between $500,000 and $1 million." The source also confirmed the number of professional athletes Involved. Reports published In the Toronto Globe and Mail and the Long Island newspaper News-day list Gord Laxton of the washlon Ii I) 451 4'; 6, Birmingham 5 Novice Division Atlanta II Il 393 6 - 1 Brian Lowie Today's Games 3) 3)33- 95 WESTERN CONFERENCE Brent Wysong Minnesota at Indianapolis 29 32 34- 91 Midwest Division Fred Whi te Edmonton at San Diego 31 32 14-100 Dn,,r Detroit $2 I? .571 3 , CAMPBELL Wednesday's College Bask.tbapl. Indiana CONFERENCE II NEW YORK (AP) -- The four Steelers v ill be on the defensive Results Patrick Division Kan City )7 16 179 The National Football Con- missed making the playoffs, By The Associated Press W L T Pits OF GA Chicago ORLANDO SEMINOLE 7 IS 314 9 teams involved in the American unit, with middle linebacker lerence's 40-man squad, which had five players tabbed for the EAST NY Isl 19 7 1 12 $10 73 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Milwkee 1 23 $31 Is Football Conference's Jack Phila Lambert, Adelphi 79, John Jay 60 outside was named Tuesday, has 24 Pro Bowl game, while New II 7 7 39 110 55 FIRST - I Urfa jay, (1) 11.60, Pacific Division Allan IS 9 1 31 104 Ii Carnegie Mellon 93, Baldwin Portland 1.40, 3.40; 2. Echano Miguel (2)1 40. I'? • 4111 3dlvisional playoffs dominate linebacker Jack Ham, cor- representatives from teams England had four. Seven other Wallace 74 NY Rno 13 Ii 7 33 173 110 320.3 lea Via (5)240 0(24) P 14 Los An0 IS 12 4 the 40-man squad named to the nerback Mel Blount and safety participating in the pLayoffs, Sm,ltw Division Harvard SI. Dartmouth 41 teams were represented on the 7) 104 40 AFC's Pro Bowl team, an- Glen Edwards Seattle 15 14 .3)7 scheduled to Sl Lou Hobart 92, Houghton 17 $215 1 25 19113 , SECOND - 1. Domingo.Aiberdi GoldnSt squad. Buffalo, Cleveland 13 17 520 5 and nounced today by the National start. Chgo Jersey City 6$. Brooklyn Col SA 10 Il 3 23 94 112 Phoenix (1) II 60. 160, SIC; 2. ' EcP'ano Seven players from Oakland Houston had two each, while 11 13 151 4': KingS Point 101, Queens Col 97 Cob Football League. 11 S S 21 5510$ SancPe: (SI 7.40,350; 3. Uria Arana Wednesday's Games Another Steelers' standout, and six from Baltimore joined Denver, Kansas Minn Lehman 91. Baruch $1 6 II 7 I'? $1134 City, Miami (3) 3 20. 0(4-5)1060. P 1 SI 227 50. Boston $29. Milwaukee 123 Twenty-five of the 40 players, running Vancvr LIU 6$. St. Peters 51 back Franco Harris, the Pittsburgh delegation on the and San Diego had one each. S 2) 3 19 46 126 DO (1 Ii 243 20 Philadelphia 97, Phoenix 41 Including eight members of the ill be in the starting offensive AFC team, which was selected WALES CONFERENCE N V. Tech 51, Monmouth Col 71 WashIngton 101. Kansas City THIRD -I Negui Cobdo (2> i6.60. defending Super Bori cham- backfield, lie will St Bonaventure 116, CCNY 76 Norris Division 440. 100. 2 Larrl Alberdl (4) 610. 100 be joined by by votes from the 14 head Mont Yeshiva 60, N.Y. Poly SI Dallas, the Eastern Division 21 5 4 52 160 72 550; 3, Uria Miguel (1)1.40; 0(21) pion Pittsburgh team, will be Indiana 116, San Antonio 104 I A. in Oakland quarterback Ken coaches in the conference. The champion, placed the most SOUTH 11 12 10 32 lOS 103 47,, P 12 4) 140.60. Detrroit 136, Golden State 116 the playoffs prior to the Pro Stabler and Buffalo's O.J. players i tts Concord IS, W Virgina So III 1213 5 79 91100 FOURTH -I. Cacho Yza (3) 6.10, Los Angeles 115. New Orleans P receiving the most players - eight -on the NFC Dtrt Georgia $7, 9 16 1 22 75 Furman 53 Bowl game, to be played at Simpson, who won his fourth votes at each position will be 102 105 S 60, 3 40. 2 Arecha Juan (5) 600. Wash Georgia squad, which is going after its i ii Tech 59, Davidson 11 1 70 43125 410;), Dominqo Aguirre (1)310; 0 Seattle's Kingdome Jan. 17. Denver 111.Seattle 103 NFL rushing title in five years designated as starters, Howard 44. Robert Morris 6.4, 01 Adams Division (3 5) 3 W. P (3 3) 150 40; DO (2 3) third straight triuziiph. The Today's Games Seven members of the by gaining 1.503 yards t his year. t,stn Murray St 102, Troy St 76 19 9 2 40 III 93 111 00 Cincinnati, which barely series is tied 3-3. Indiana at Cleveland Butt N Caro Asheville 74, Augusta 77 I? I 3 37 97 64 FIFTH - 1. Anton Larrea (S) Atlanta at Houston Tnto MIDWEST II 11 6 31 III $01 New York Nets at Kansas Cleve IS W. .5 40,140, 2 Cacho Ramon (2) Akron 11 , Wright 5159 9 IS 7 25 47 $03 City 560, 1.10; 3. MarurlAltu (7) 360; Q Wednesday's Games Ball St 57, Ohio St 55 (2 5) 3540; P is 2) 17.90. Friday's Games Los Angeles 3, Atlanta I Cincinnati 19, Miami, Ohio 61 SIXTH - I. P4eguiBengoa (I) New York Knicks at oSton Toronto 1, St. Louis I Detroit 99. Michigan St 94 1170. 1050. 5.20; 2 Jose Aguirre (6) Milwaukee at New York Jets Cleveland 1, Detroit 3 S Illinois 79. Cal Poly.SLO 50 Golden Slate at Philadelphia 600.440; 3 Arta Sanchez (4) 5.20; 0 Montreal I. Colora& 2 Wisconsin 11. Chicago Loyola 65 Indiana at Detroit (1 6) 4400, P (16) 173 10 Today's Games Wittenberg 41, Point Park 72 San Antonio at Chicago SEVENTH -1. Aldana Bolilia (31 St Louis at Boston SOUTHWEST 1320.610.140.2 Larri Via (5)600, Atlanta at New Orleans Cleveland at Pittsburgh Austin Peay 40, Oral Roberts 76 Washington at Buffalo 260; 3. DomingoQuioba (1) 500; 0 St Mar y'S, 1ev, 13. SW Texas St 57 Vancouver at Detroit Phoenix at Los Angeles (3 II 32 10. P (3 1) 135 90. Big 0 II Chicago at Philadelphia FAR WEST By The Associated Press Denver at Portland 6) and (3 5) 276 10. Denver Nuggets defeated the Golden State. The Pistons, win- wound up with 29 points, while Colorado io. Long Beach St 10 New York Rangers at Buffalo EIGHTH - I. Santi Altu (I) 1340. Seattle SuperSonics 117-103. Hawaii Nib ning for the fifth time In their Milwaukee's 97, Marymount Junior Bridgeman IS 10. 550; 7. Anton-Juan (2) 5.60, ' Elvin Hayes says he feels a Wyoming 75, E Washingt on 66 Hayes connected on 19 of 32 last six games, trailed 10-6 had a career-high 41 340 , 3 Marurl Bengoa (7) 3.00; 0 lot of pressure when Phil Che- shots and grabbed seven when Porter scored two baskets (2 1) 55 60 . P (A 2) 79 SO. Pacers 116, Spurs 102 Eastern Division NINTH - I Arta (I) 1300.600. nier is out of the lineup, rebounds in his best perform- and Ford followed with two W L T PisOF GA Wil Jones scored 26 points AT EAST COLONIAL 5.60, 2 Zarre (1) 660.320; 3. Eloria Quebec But he certainly did not let it ance since scoring 46 points in a more, giving Detroit a Lead it and grabbed 19 rebounds, both 1 9 17 1 39 142 117 Pro Division (2) 320. OIl 1) 3400. P11 11194,30 i.Y Cinci 1710 2 36 131 94 Robet Henderson bother him Wednesday night. playoff game against Buffalo never relinquished, 71 26 26-79 TENTH -1 Manolo (5) 940. S 00. season highs, leading Indiana Indy EASTERN CONFERENCE ' $6 Il 2 31 91107 Gary English 140. 2 Area (2) 500.300; 'I, Maruri 31 7473.17 Hayes took the scoring load two years ago. Atlantic Division Minn Lakers 115, Jazz 105 1711 1 28 91 97 past San Antonio, The Spurs Led Tom Daniels 31.2* 31-47 (7) 370; 0 (2 8) 3200; P ($2) 7400 on his broad shoulders, firing in W L Pct. N Eng GB 76ers 97, Suns 87 1215 1 24 101 111 Dave Grether DD (1 8) 10610. 29.37 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's 35 53-5.0 at halftime, but Indiana PhIpha 16 10 615 Birm 9 23 I 19 109 115 Amateur Division 45 points as the Washington ELEVENTH -I Anton Perez (1) Julius Erving collected 25 points and 16 reuounds led Los took the lead for good midway Boston II 11 .560 I', Western Division John Gann 1121 23-76 17 60.4 20, 380, 2 Oguiza Elorra (4) Bullets defeated the Kansas points and George McGinnis 20 Angeles over New Orleans. The through the third quarter and NY Knks 12 14 162 1 Winnipg 1412 1 37 145 lOS Tom Rusnak 250, 2 60, 3 Patxi.Zarre (6) IF 60; 0 2629 26-4I b City K ings 104-100 in National as Philadelphia be at Phoenix. Jazz played most of the second steadi NY Nets II IS .123 S Diego 5 11 12 2 36 107 99 Bill Hubbard (4.?) 39 10 P (7 Il 10200 2679.74.-Il ly widened the margin to 1) Houston 16 401 5' II 11 4 32 96 57 Steve Woodle Basketball Association action. Philadelphia raced to a 17-point half without l ea di ng NBA as many as 22 points late In the Buffalo 292726-17 TWELFTH -1, Alava.Larrea (SI Phoenix Central Division 1311 2 25 104 143 Bill Lowe 13 20. 400. 360, 2 Marurl Arcs (7) 29 31 25-12 In other NBA games, the first-period lead and never scorer Pete Maravich, who re-- game. Cleve 16 9 Edmntn 640 1314 I 27 54118 Dave Beck t Philadelphia 76ers defeated the trailed. The Suns reduced the 2* 26 78-42 1240,240;) Anton.Aguirre (3) 5.20; Hou%tn ., 15 9 ', Calory 625 1116 2 21 87 91 Jim Manning injured an ankle after scoring Nuggets 117, Sonlci 103 Q (57) 47,10; P (5.7) 111.90 Big 0 (4 71.3026-I3 N Orint IS I) 536 2' Wednesday's Games Don Phoenix Coble Suns 97-87; the Detroit lead 33-31 with 7:51 left In the 15 points in the first half. 1) and 57) 107510 79 30 60? Dan Issel poured in a career- s Anton Ii II $00 3' Cincinnati 5. Minnesota 0 Jumbo JoSIn 3131 27-59 Handle - S10$.634. A - 2.110 Pistons blitzed the Golden State second quarter, but a 10-point Celtics 129, Bucks 125 College Basketball 'Elvin Hayes Carries Load ,As Bullets Top KC, 104-100 Player Agent In Hot Water ? [01MISCOREBOARD , - Thursday, Dec. 16,1976— HA CBS.—The network is rated the favorite. CBS has worked very hard for the Games and may be willing to bid higher than the others. Network officials have pursued the Soviets vigorously for 24 years. Also, CBS has been In a slwnp lately and needs the Games badly to restore lost prestige. ABC—Experience is the key to ABC's presentation. The network did a fine job in Innsbruck and Montreal, and 'p Russians were Impressed. But there Is a feeling that ABC, having already Invested in the INC Winter Games In Lake Placid, N.Y., would be less than bereft if it lost out. NBC-Rated the longshot. Network sources have been Pessimistic over their chances of landing th Games, and the feeling In some quarterM Is that NBC i'rl't really sure if U.ui. , , that would take the pressure off of us up here." The 15,000 Kentucky tickets Lasted less than three hours and there Is already talk of ticket scalping in Lexington. A nuniher of Kentucky fans have said that they will drive to Atlanta just Oil the off chance they can get in. Back to that no-scouting rule. Hagan said he thinks it won't be on the books much longer. 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There will be no there since its founding in 1876. woman in the Senate and the The academy, operated by the n umber of women holding Department of Transportation, [louse seats will decline by one, N was not affected by the legislato 18, in the next Congress. tion, but integrated its student However, women everywhere body voluntarily. were increasingly active in polIn a presidential election itics. Anne Arnistrong of Texas, year, women's political Impact 48, a longtime Republican part)' was evident and by the time IWSAL'NN ('AItTEIt worker and former White Rosalynn Carter became First House counselor, was named by Lady-elect her face and her which they sometimes (fidn't ["resident Ford as the first stand on various issues were al- agree with. woman to serve as U.S. :'trn' ready familiar all over the A woman even campaign ed bassador to (;real Britain. 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American Women Write ew 9 76 NO . , Black s Decker Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 pm over Baptist cwd3, Crystal, e and Country Club Road, Lake Mary . Resharens broken or dull bits (except carbide - : _____ • ! A~ - NEW YORK (AP t yi I FJ Each N -- •14 9 - I L ' Pack of 2 49 '2 I 0 N C l SHARPENER !' - "t-.."7\ I ' DRILL BIT 8mcks &C*;-- Each e Each 7 ' .\ --. . 49 0 . .. () DECEMBER 19 Annual Children's Christmas Program, Lutheran Church of the Redeemer Sanford. 4 pm, to be followed by congregationaj Christmas party and pot-luck dinner. $ am. readings: tern- -. BATTERI eed JIG SAW KIT • '' :, - ta For use where cord reach. With Energy Pak and Recharger. Model 9001. Model 7399 has 125 H P 1 max motor output). Keeps sawdust / from the cutting line. Bevel and V th adjustments are easily COI made 7¼" Combination k~ blade included. 81ack c Decker FINISHER SANDER Mid-Florlda Singles Club Farnfly And Friends Night, Rainbow Ranch, 9 p.m. TUESDAY,DECEMBER 21 Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-W. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Sanford Girl Scouts Service Unit, 7 pm., C'hamber of Commerce. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 pm., Florida Power an Light, Sanford. Seminole Lions, 7 p.m., Quality Inn North, 14 and Sir 434. Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Sanford Optimist, noon, Trophy. Utinge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous,'7:30 p. Methodist Church, Casselberry. fl\ /I Each , receivedduring the exchange are, from left, Anna Mae Wells, Corinne Campbell and June Foley. .. Each For making straight, curved or scroll cuts in wood, metal, or plastics and other materials. Double insulated. Has blade ~J included. Model 7504. I Reg. Price (each) 12.89 Christmas concert,choir of For Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church, SR M Forest City, 5 pm. Open to all. Camp Mohawk Children's Home wW host a CNistmas concert featuring The Pickerings, gospel singers from Orlando, Dec-. 18 at 8 p.m. at the Geneva Elementary School. Public is'invited. Free will donations. 'Family and Friends Night at Rainbow Ranch, 9p.m. . . - 1699 99 ' Kathy Crumbley declared after her election as sheriff of Belmont County in Ohio: '1 can deck any man the present sheriff can and maybe a fe mote. ii i' FLASHLIGHT I I " Ideal for big jobs in the home or workshop. Double insulated Model 7199 Reg. Price(each} 10.99 CIRCULAR 1 _____ - t ,- \J SAW ______ " .q F . ~i - 3', @B/ack&Deckcp _____ • i \ ACME 'IG SAW 5;!;t1-. . "4* .% Black S Beekw 4' . - 5 , .1 ' -- - C Black & Decker -• _________.- . ', Each Chrome finished rugged plastic case holds 3/4" tape. Has rocker lock. A great gift for Christmas! Y12 3/4 x 12 1 59 Pe g. Price (each) ..............5. J-_ JWift . \ Explaining that she has had training in judo and is a aot~~w Bel *9 Each Reg Price (each) j She's More Than Equal -1!TIN - 6k 99 . _______ , s 'rurn.r' auo H 3/8" DRILL Each -. & iB - DEMOCRATS MARK - ) " 99 lr"l • 4 POWER TAPE . Joy - EON! / LUlkifi MEZURLOK- Fits all standard torches. Can be used for fuel supply for heaters, lanterns and camping stoves. LIP 175-9. (fe' @ Stops squeaks. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17 American Ann. of Retired Persons and National Assn.ofRetiredTeachers,2:30p.m.,FjrstFedemlof Seminole, Sanford. United Daughters of the Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., 1702 E Fourth St Sanford Seminole South Rataq, 7:50 a.m., Lard Chweys, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a m, Sambo's Resitaurant. Forestm Square Dance Club, The Forest, 8 p.m. Diet Workshop, St. Augustine Church, Button Road and Sunset Drive, C&sspJberry, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church LaWood,AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Chur ch, SR 434. YAC's Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, oOl E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8 SanfrdAAWomnsr i' iW First St Casselberry Casselberr} AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. clubhouse, Spring Oaks and Propane FUEL CYLINDER LARGE 11 OZ. CAN .16i97 . 1q76 WD•40 Mother WOMEN The Sanford Senior Citizens dquist will give a reading, and Club met Tuesday in the San- Christmas carols will be led by ford Civic Center with a bag Ivan Walker and Irwin Bum lunch at noon, bingo followed pus. All members are asked to the business meeting. The new bring a gift suitable for president, Laura Pursell, someone at the nursing homes t,esided at the meeting. in town. t)n Dec. 21, the club will have The club's future plans Ina noon Christmas dinner for all dude an evening at Rosy members, who are asked to O'Grady's, Orlando, on Dec. 23 bring a covered dish and ser- with reservations to be made vice. Meat and beverage will be with Doris Rogers. On Jan. 8 furnished by the club. 1,theSeniorswtlltakeatour A special committee in- to Lakeland to see the world eluding Lula Moran, Vincent famous Uppizans. Buses will Howell and Eva Beckham is in pick up at the Civic Center at 4 charge of arrangements. Mrs. p.m. On Jan. 15 there will also ?bbi Hardy, new program be a trip to hear Guy Lombardo chairman for 1976-77, an- and Tommy Dorsey and their nounced that Mrs. Ebba Lin- bands in Lakeland. CALENDAR THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16 Sanford AA. 8 p.m., 1201 W. FIrst St. Casselberry Lions, 6:30 p.m., Land o Lakes Country Club. Bishop Moore High School band Christmas concert. 8 p.m., Orlando Garden Club auditorium, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Brings .sstjru1 her the sperm donor would be matched to her health education and hereditary background, as well as body build and hair coloring. I suppose I was taking a risk but I think it's safer than adoption," she said, noting that young girls who would give up Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft their child for adoption might lie about their use of drugs during Thursday Dec pregnancy. With With the number of divorces Increasing, Sandi feels her will not have extraordinary problems growing up times during the week I ovulated. I'd have to take my tem• without a father. And having known what her responsibilities perature and then call the doctor," she said. "It felt something were when she decided on artificial insemination, Sandi said she like a pap smear." was able to make plans, unlike most persons who wind up singe After four months without success Sandi took a fertility drug parents through death or divorce Then her friends had a baby shower. It will probably be easier for me to raise a little girl than a Sandi said she is not troubled about the anonymous father of her little boy because I'm domestic. It'll be easier to go to Girl Scouts child and plans to be truthful later to Mandy. She said the doctor and Brownies than play baseball Dinner Seniors Set Christmas ell I Baby I It wasn't exactly one of those clear days on which you "can see forever" as t he saying goes - but these birds behind the Lake ,Nlonroe Marina figured they'd give it a try anyway. Just what and for how long and far they did see was unclear; thev refused all comment to questions from Ilerald staff photographer Rick %Veils. They just didn't want to be disturbed, they chirped. k PHOENIX, Ariz iAPi - Sandi a 33-year-old Phoenix nurse says she's foundthejoysolmothcrhoodwithoutthecomplications of marriage, adoption or sexual intercourse, On 9 nine months after being artificially inseminated Safl(ii gave birth to a girl, Mandy. "I always thought I would just get married and have six kids," she told the Phoenix Gazette. Having no husband or boyfriend and religious principles that rifle a casual affair distasteful to her, Sandi tried to adopt a bey, but found only one agency that would even consider a single woman. None had a healthy, white baby. Her gynecologist referred her to Dr. Robert Tanis, who maintains Arizona's only sperm bank. Shecheckedwithherminister,withalawyeraboutulegitacy proems and with her parents "in case something happened to me' Sandi started working two jobs to save money and lined up a future babysitter. "I thought about it a long time, almost a year. I think I knew I was going to do it the day he (the gynecologist) mentioned it. V'lt took me six months to get pregnant. I would go two to three Sanford: Sena Bramble Gloria J Bryant Vance Douglass Manfred Pyles Mary Harold John M. Higgins Lemon Bluff died Wednesday MRS FVELYNO JONES Darren H. Justice of morning. Born in Dekalb Mrs. Evelyn0 Jones Rhonda Monti 102 Temple Drive,Sanford. died County, Ma., she had lived In Ann Newkirk Wednesday morning at her Lemon Bluff for the past seven Frank Rowen, DeBary residence. months and formerly lived in Ida L Ellicks Deltona Califuriva She was a Baptist. A native of Lealuville N C Joseph R. Landry Jr., Survivors include a niece, had lived in Sanford for 20 Deltona Sears moving here from Mrs. J. Q. Galloway of Sanford, Blanche H and several other nieces and Ohlhauser, Liinton N C Deltona her nephews Survivors include Ernest Foster, Lake Mary BrLsson Funeral Home in husband, John W. Jones, BIRTHS Sanford; a daughter, Mrs. charge of arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. Scott (Melanie) Glenda Mangum, Orlando; Tilson rise isters, Mrs. Violet D5I1,m Funeral Notice BurlintonNC Mrs. Sanford: Ivedale Richmond, Graham, N. Alice G. Arledge JONES, EVELYN 0.-Jones, C.; and Mrs. Maureen Tate; a Funeral John C. Dietz lyn 0 so, brother Edgar Oakley, Tenof 102 Temple Drive Sanford Clyde Eckhart nessee, and one grandchild. will be Saturday, 2 p.m. at Margaret INI. Fox Gramkow Funeral Home chapef Gramkow Funeral Home is In Anna W. Malanga ith the Rev. Harold Davis charge of arrangements. Boa Nguyen Of ficiating. Intermen t will be in Memorial Park. Dorothy Price MRS. DEE W. JACKSON Gramkow Funeral is in Dorothea L. Bormann, Mrs. Dee W. Jackson, 71. of charge of arrangements.' - I Ban Sperm I -r, �is 28—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - - - Thursday, Dec. 16, 1976 - Want A Puppy To Pet? It's going to he a -b.-- . ' . . I • ________ - ' ' - 1 -. 1 black Christmas at the Casselberr Dog Pound unless some of the puppies, dogs, kittens and cats are adopted before Dec. 25. These two cute German shepherd pups are dd1dbk br adoption, as are two - full grown German shepherds. Many •. other animals also : . long for loving, responsible owners. -- — , —p:' I r T — I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, • ,-' '- " -(f4 The - SANFORD PLAZA eN ALTAMONTE MALI ,IM EL v ---_C, Announced Tft& 1, (1) 1?- ' A. I So many ways to stand out this sparkling season! Look your Holiday I ' \ Best from our lovely selections of If __J i Alter Five Evening Wear Festive Short Dresses Jumpsuits ft. a Oval dial, 17 jewels b Iwo-tone color, 17 jewels, square dial Co-Ordinates and Sportswear OPEN FRIDAY EVENING DEC. 17 IlL 8 P.M. — The blazer ki Uuv [he E)anioriai Stort' I I I BankAmericard - Master Charge Cancer Patient Complains DEAR ABBY: Three years ago I had cancer surgery, Which necessitated an Wostomy. It was rough, but I'm glad to be afire. Two months ago lung cancer hit me. Morp aagery, but I'm LW fighting LVdU3 I iuve we ' and want to live. I'm now back at work at my art gallery and have adopted an "I'll cry tomorrow" attitude. The reason for this letter might strike you as unbelievable, but it's true: All old friend of mine has refused to see me because I have a "contagious disease" cancer! Can you believe it? (She's no dummy. She writes for The Miami Herald.) Then another incident occw'ied that nearly floored me. I walked into The Palm Bay Club, and another friend who had always hugged and kissed me when we met, said, "Please COMPLETE LINE OF RATTAN A, BAMBOO FUR NITUkE - UK LU 1: - 4 OF 115 MAGNOLIA AV.00rOwNsANroR) I t jS T - Santa's Shoe Store . Is Sofa and Chair 1h •-- • proportioned :i-"iat r What are you * I pant. waiting for? Beat him to it. $ 1A I - . -• 1,_.ø"'"I. Soil resistant Herculon Covers in plaid or tweed look. .--' and -save 20%. Stretch woven Dacron :) polyester knit for comfort and perfect fit. Misses sizes proportioned petite, average and tall 8 18, REG. 399.95 Large Selection EARLY AMERICAN 995 WITH 2 TRADE TABLES & [AMPS Q Women were competing against men in nearly everyfield, but they were still competing against their own sex In the traditional beauty contests. Barbara Elaine Peterson, 22, was chosen Miss U.S.A. and her sister, Folly, 17, won the Miss Teen-Age Minnesota title. Rina Messinger, 20, former Israeli soldier and more recently a gliding instructor, was named Miss Universe. Miss Jamaica, 22-year-old Cindy Breakspeare, was chosen Miss World 1976. Dorothy Kathleen Benham, 20, of Edina, Minn., was crowned Miss America 1977 at the annual pageant in Atlantic City. The 5 foot 7, 120-pound blonde is a junior at Macalester College in St Paul, majoring in vocal performance. Twanna D. Kilgore, 21, of Washington D.C., was chosen Miss Black America. An English major at Federal City College, she hopes to pursue a career in the arts. Actress Angie Dickinson was named Woman of the Year by the Hollywood Radio and.Televislon Society, for the success of her TV series, "Police Woman," the fourth woman ever to be given the wiety's top honor. Tanturn O'Neal, 12, was named "Female Star of the Year" by the National Assodation of Theater Owners. Doily Parton, 30, was named top female vocalist for the second straight year by the Country Music Association. Anthropologist and author Margaret Mead, 74, was inducted into the Women's Hall of Fame, located at Seneca Falls, N.Y. For the second consecutive year, Trina Jarish, 34, of Costa Mesa, Calif., won the Powder Puff Derby cross-country air race. The race was sponsored by the Ninety-Nines, an organization of women pilots, who announced it was their last race. It wasn't all good news for women during 1976. In the area of crime, they made their share of headlines, Sara Jane Moore 45, was sentenced to life in prison, the maximum sentence prescribed by law, for attempting to kill President Ford on Sept. 22, 1975. Patricia Hearst, 22, was back with her family for the first time in almost three years, out on bail while appealing her bank robbery conviction for which she was sentenced to seven years in EASY CREDIT TERMS Sale FURNITURE 116W.FIRSTST. SANFORD PH.322-5181. 00* PWO Pup ' OPEN 36 S45. Woven polytailored toatu-in fashion turn. Notched collar, center vent, and flapped patch pockets Rich fashion colors with tone on tone stftching. Regular, Like it? Charge itl 10-8 -' jj 't;' ' - , L' 1 1 ( 1'4 14 ' ' - Req. Sb. Striped (jolt YlIrt ' pOlyesternylon knit in multsple-olor combinations Open collar with placket. S,M.LXL Sizes S,M,L,XL Sale prices effective through Sun., Dec. 19. GOING OUT OF j. .2\ •, I :. MM= . o Permit No. 19 Expires 1.7.77 / CASH Bag a gift bag. 20% off. .0 ! CHECKS . . he'd buy himself. WR He knows you can find the best brand name shoes hers. - . - and shirts th, 4W Women Make trzU1up ele tion hJeieerv. Leuher,. 111 Other Items tron Around iie W EARLY AMERICAN 9 Although there Is still much DEAR NOR/i: My apologies. unknown about cancer, one fact I plead "guilty" to the charge of Is certain, according to the ignorance. But "not guilty" to American Cancer Society: can- the charge of racism. cer Is not contagious. DEAR ABBY: I work in an office where there are five men DEAR ABBY: Someone for every woman. Whenever a wrote to you using the word man here retires, resigns or is "gypped" and in your response transferred. the men have you used the same word. luncheon or dinner for him. And don't come near me. - . you're Abby, I'm sure that if you they say, "No women allowed." contagious!" knew the origin of the word When you've worked with a At this point, do I laugh or "gypped," you would cease person for 20 years, you develop cry' Both of these women are using it. a warm and personal very intelligent. It derives from an ethnic slur relationship. His departure Abby, will you do all of us who against gypsies to denote affects all of us. So when the have cancer IN us and have had distionesty. - women are barred from the cancer taken OUT of us a big Please print this so your going-away event, we see red. favor and set the recordreaders will be aware that the What can be do about It? straight? And you may use my word is offensive to others, and lEFT OUT real name. its use only serves to perpetuate DEAR LEFT: You can have DOROTHY BLAU: racist language. your own farewell luncheon to MIAMI, FM. NORAN. honor the departing, with no DEAR DOROTHY: After IN HOLLYWOOD MEN allowed: writing this column for over 20 years, I can believe anything. but the fnsensltivity and cruelty News of your "friends" is equaled only by their Ignorance. Beauty Bank R Our most popular ZALES Sanford, Fla. Fiers t Ladies I In New Fields The lleraldServices Barbara Walters, 4-4, who had public television's "U.S.A.: been chiefs of the Nurse Corps. ' Winning 57 per cent of the had been the nation's first Former first ladies were in '' been cohost of the NBC People and Politics." Sue Peterson, 5 toot 7, and 31vote, 20-year-old Anna Maria woman major general, was the news during the year: L , "Today" show for the last two Marlene Sanders, 45, was years old, became the first Ricclo became the first woman appointed by President Ford as Marnie Eisenhower, who spent years and a writer and per- named vice president and female physical education in the Polytechnic Institute of his special assiitant for 11 weeks in Washington's sonailty with the network for 12 director of documentaries for instructor in West Point's 174- New York's 121-year history to women's affairs. In that post Walter Reed Army Medical years, accepted an offer of $1 ABC News, the first woman year history. serve as president of its student she succeeded Patricia Sullivan Center with a viral infection, million a year over the next five vice president In the news Not only was Deborah B. council. The engineering and Lindh, former Republican celebrated her Roth birthday; years to coanchor "The division at that network. And Doane of Essex, Conn., the science school has 4,600 national committeewoman Lady Bird Johnson visited ' Evening News" at ABC with network television news got Its Maine Maritime Academy's students, of which fewer than 5 from Louisiana, who was Israel; and Pat Nixon was - Harry Reasoner. first woman bureau chief when first female student, but she per cent are women. named deputy assistant hospitalized after suffering a . Jane Pauley, 25-year-old Rebecca Bell became head of was its top ranking graduate Shirley Temple Black, for-secretary of state for education stroke. - -. Indiana native, joined the NBC's Paris Bureau. this year and the first woman in mer child movie star who was and public affairs. Women seeking a toehold o - / "Today" show staff as a cohost - .. Capt. Fran McKee, 49, In the the country to graduate from a previously ambassador to Evelyn Gandy, a 55-year-old he career ladder in fields with Tom Brokaw. Meanwhile, service for 25 years, became four-year maritime school. The Ghana, became the first woman attorney, became Mississippi's previously dominated by men t- A Lynn Sherr, 34, became the first the first woman line officer of 26-year-old woman graduated to hold the post of U.S. Chief of first woman .' woman lieutenant could take heart from the - \'\' ./ to anchor a pr-line-timethe Navy to be promoted to rear with 104 classmates as an en- Protocol. governor, elected to the post / ' I -successes of their sisters during network television news series admiral. The two previously sign with full qualifications asa Jeanne M. Holm, 54, retired after serving two times as state the year. HAI1HAI(% %VAL.TF:RS when she was named host of named women admirals have third mate. from the Air Force, where she treasurer. Ask about our New Custom Chary. 2923 S. Orlando Ave. e' Thursday, Dec. 16. 1 976--3L . . ._./ooch ( aari tnitnt 322-9180 Beco ' Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Edmiston of 1530 17th St., Tulsa, Okla., announce the birth of a daughter, Carol Elizabeth, Dec. 10 at ilillcrest Hospital. Mrs. Edmiston Is the former Melenda Casselberry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Casselberry of Casselberry. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Edmiston of Casselberry. Fashion watches, a well-timed gilt for the one you love. r59 LLJ o Women Birth 40 Seait (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) ByABIGAIL VAN BUREN Edmiston " .' Contemporary vinyl shoulder bags 3 compartments, gold-tone hardware Black. tan, navy, more -. - have Florsheim e Personality Naturalizer 'Cobblers 'Acme Boots .Nunn Bush 'Poll Parrott •Freemdn 'Slippers by Daniel Green SHOP FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY AT KNIGHT'S 00 9O PANTSUITS 57" WE ARE CLOSING OUR - - DOORS FOREVER --' I I .J FREE GIFT OPEN UNTIL WRAP Gift C*rtiflcalss r 9:00 P.M. 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He'll 8 Most of our stores are OPEN SUNDAY Shopping days left afternoons ... until Christmas... for your shopping convenience! . - Orange Carrot Cake, rich tasting yet low cholesterol dessert before Christmas! A -p. FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES • BOWL AMERICA SANFORD i),, • NOW 32 Brunswick Lanes Lounqe & Snack Bar CNA1 YNEATCI ._3( .. ,ft• STILL SOME OPENINGS IN WINTER LEAGUES Handicap Tournaments Sundays 9-1 501: per game RECEIVE $1 ft! KING KONG Twice Monthly LL '50 2 100 3 150 5 250 10 500 Christmas Candle with each club The most exciting motion picture ever! AIRPORT BLVD 322-1542 Sanford Sewing Center HAS MOVED FROM DOWNTOWN SANFORD TO SANFORD PLAZA— 1030 STATE ST. U.S. BANK U,mt,,, F 0 iC. OF SEMINOLE BANK WITH US A FULL SERVICE BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. MEMBER FLAGSHIP BANKS. INC. Xmas Gift? - 2 FOR 1 SPECIAL! • . .1 I Shirts 95 Diamond pendants match the gleam in her eye and glow in her heart. a Seagull. 1 diamond. 14 karat gold. $50 b Butterfly. 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Taylor's Custom Gifts Natural Foods QT. 99; PHONE 321-0240 CHANUKAH ORANGE powder and salt; blend in CARROT CAKE alternately with orange juice. 1 cup parei'e polyunTurn into a greased 10-inch tube saturated margarine pan. Bake in 3.50 degree F. oven 2 cups sugar 50 to 60 minutes or until cake 1 tablespoon grated tester inserted in cake comes orange rind out clean. Cool In pan 15 1 teaspoon cinnamon minutes, then turn out of pan 2 teaspoon nutmeg and cool completely. Cover top 1 cup cholesterol-free with Orange Glaze and sprinkle egg substitute with additional chopped liz cups grated or finely walnuts. shredded pared carrots YIELD: 12 servings; a trace tso-thlrds cup finely chopped of cholesterol per serving. salnut,s ORANGE GLAZE 3 cups sit ted all.purpose liz cups silted confectflour tloners' sugar 3 teaspoons baking 1 teaspoon polyun. powder saturated margarine iz teaspoon salt iz teaspoon grated orange one-third cup Florida orange rind juice 210 3 tablespoons Florida In large bowl cream orange juice margarine and sugar. Stir in In small bowl, beat can. orange rind, cinnamon and fectioners' sugar with nutmeg. Gradually beat in egg margarine, orange rind and substitute. Stir in carrots and enough juice to make a slightly nuts. Sift together flour, baking runny glaze. We suggest Rogue Gold cheeses with ABC or Venus wafers, Barbara's brownies, muf. fins,carrot cakes or coconut macaroons— made with honey. Delicious little energy bars, called All-Fruit bars are available in sesame, apricot or date and fig. Greenware Evenings 7-9'30 SANFORD PLAZA r,. Ceramics The Christmas Fri. 10-7:30 ) in her new location HOLIDAY NOW 995 SUPPLY LIMITED .fr/ IPublix . (Small animal cage) REG. To 21.95 Pin stripes and solids ,1 Lunch Special11-3 DAILY For your SANFORD PLAZA ONLY Living World Similar to illustration ' ALSO CHECK OUR SALE ON ACME DINGO. TEXAS AND JARMAN BOOTS. ENDS SATURDAY. FROM 99c THROUGH WEDNESDAY CALL 2488 Shoppers Special LUNCHEON CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 7AM-9PM Monday thru Saturday ri ;i:" - TROPICAL FISH Coordinates Bank Americard Dr ape s DRY CLEANED BARBARA RITTER ZALES SANFORD PLAZA BANKAMERICARD DINER'S CLUB MASTER CHARGE AMERICAN EXPRESS and delivery Master Charge BARBARA MAYO SANDI PALMER DIANE JOHNSON WANDA COLLINS PA Layaway now for Christmas ? Convenient Way., to Buy Free pickup ROAD SERVICE CW6u 148 N Johnny's Standard Svc, Picco Dairy products and fats, nutmeg, with a delicate, fruity reminiscent of great events in touch. Orange Carrot Cake, like Jewish history, are traditional at Chanukah. Consequently, most cakes containing several many people celebrating the spices, becomes better If Holiday of Lights must shun the allowed to mellow for about a customarily festive foods, due day. In this time, the flavors of to cholesterol restrictions. But, the spices blend and develop now even cholesterol counters more completely and, in this can celebrate this joyful oc- case, the carrots render the cake moister. casion to the fullest. Orange Glaze, drizzled on Orange Carrot Cake uses a polyunsaturated top, also uses Florida orange parvve margarine along with a juice and rind. The fruity quality creates a light, bright contrast to the more intense 'Do not fast during character of the cake. Chanukah, For a break from heavier Not on the day preceding foods eaten during the eight Nor yet on the day days of Chanukah, you might following, want to have Fruit Compote. Eat and be merry. '•' Fruit compotes are customary From the Code of at this holiday and are favorites Rabbinical Judaism with cholesterol counters. Fruits frequently enjoyed cholesterol-free egg substitute during this season include for a rich-tasting, yet low- pears, apricots, peaches, cholesterol dessert. This sometimes raisins and prunes dessert's aromatic flavor and Most can be purchased together elegant appearance rise to this in mixed dried (tint packages Joyous occasion on the Jewish like the one called for in this calendar. In this recipe, Florida recipe. We've .added fresh orange juice, not milk, supplies Florida grapefruit sections for the liquid. Florida orange juice, a tart foil to the sweet fruits. a natural product high in Besides it's sparkling apvitamin C, Is a good alternative pearance and flavor, grapefruit to dairy products in confection adds valuable fiber to the diet. Walnuts, the only nut allowed recipes; this way, desserts can be eaten with meat meals. The on low-cholesterol diets, are orange rind lends a flavor boost added for their crunchy texture to the spices, cinnamon and and wholesome, natural taste. CLOSED SUNDAYS Shorts 96 FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE! 322-9951 ift eê C-B Radio AND ANTENNA ON WATCH COLLECTION and polyester. AND RECEIVE A 1977 HY-GAIN HOLIDAY HOURS MO N. T H R U SAT. 9:30 A.M.-9:O0 P.M. SUNDAY 1-5 P.M. We wish you a Jfe... 'ri4E 02.1GiNL REG. $169.99 200 COUNT KEYSTONE 310 Fashionable shirts and shorts of comfortable cotton Sewing Machine Ste reo /(. I3ETSEY CLARK Clock Radio $1488 Tennis Wear BUY A NEW 1977 RICCAR GALAXY 300 ELECTRONIC ZIG ZAG R36-75 LLOYD'S G-E P!'4o1,. The perfect gift for the man in your life 4 Limit Rights QR& Reserved SANFORD PLAZA ONLY (7J/! 6 inch decorative FLAGSHIP BOWL AMERICA of FLORIDA PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY Christmas Club Starts tomorrow Don"tit miss Every Saturday 9 P.M. 4. *. DEPOSIT WEEKLY Moonlight Bowling -'- Join our 1977 Low Cholesterol Desserts For Chanukah Meals PH. (305) 323-6760 IR FRUIT COMPOTE Iii medium saucepan corn!iz cups Florida orange bine orange juice and dried juice fruit; simmer for 20 minutes: 1 package 111 ounces remove from heat. Add mixed dried fruit grapefruit sections and 3 cups Florida grapefruit walnuts. Serve hot or cold. sections YIELD: 4 servings; atracèof iz cup chopped walnuts chlesterul per serving. ( ________ —_I------ - _-• -__ I nizr \flp V L..JL. • -1 LYI.J_.. -*j BICENTENNIAL Zn] I 177fl MER!CAj �-- _______ 6B-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 14,1974 BLONDIE Chic Young C~JQSPECIAL TODAY 5 ALO STEAK f 0 _____ I! Ti-4Ou-4T BUALO TNOT \i/A5 AN ENDANGERED — SPECIES is ONE•••1 1S ' A DOORNAIL' 4 I (Gar) Aiiswer to Previous Puzzle 5 Margarines s Altern ative 6 Audacity khifrAI. A c _o _0 K 7 Contribute 7 Become firm _ K _C _R _U N C i _frU!vftlzlcI II Prophecy 8 S Amer ITTNS1CA _ 0 12 Cordial lrdi3ns _________ 14 Stringed 9 Stringed B _i r instrument instrument PfiJi _ SN _CA _t. _A 15 Niche 10 Roof edge T_SPAR _o_n _o 16 Printers 12 Chief ore of PAT _SOCtK r_ measure (p1) lead M_A _A _____________ AR 'I_ 17 Racetrack 13 law (Lit) t o y _ shape A 0 1MU 18 Eagerness A I _A [ iD~ 1 1 P 19 Mon's name SIN N C _A _A 20 Ineffective L Indians 22 Mountain 30 let it Stand 21 Holes Compact 46 School of Pass in India 22 32 Swing around 25 New England 23 Hawaiian modern art 34 Ovoroys cape 47 Made perfect 39 Pebble town 28 Small 40 Ove rt urn score 24 Russian sea vegetable 48 Cincinnati ball 26 Singer Edith 41 Allude 29 Arias ACROSS _______________ __ __ ' HOROSC _______ Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. OPE ________________________________________ ____________ - 'I __________ I -ri4i< 'ri FAtR ,%l% BLJXLE).' VI4'Y JOi.D E GET 'tORE x THAN NOTICE TO PUBLIC THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. BoNotice i hereby given that the ard of Adiustment of the City of CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Sanford Will hold a special meeting COUNTY FLORIDA. on 1130 Friday. IV6 a? CIVIL ACTION NO. 16fl70.CA.09.S AMDecember in order to 17 consider a FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP request for a variance In the Zoning TGAGE ASSOCIATION , Plaintiff, Ordinance as it pertains to front yard setback requirements in PCi Zoned district. Lots 14. Il, ii S. IC, HAROLD W STARK, t UI • Bik I. Highland Park. located at fbI Defendants French Ave. The planned use of the NOTICE OF ACTION Property is for an addition to TO: HAROLD W. STARK AND commercial building. BARBARA STARK, B L Perkins his wife Chairman RESIDENCE. UNKNOWN BoardDec. of Adjustment All parties claiming Interests by, Publish 16, I6 throuoti, under or aiarnt HAROLD DEG dl W STARK and BARBARA STARK. his wife. and to all parties having or claiming to have any right, titi, or FICTITIOUS NAME interest in the real property herein Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at P0 Box 659. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 'Altamonte Springs, Seminole un F or FrIday, December 17, 1976 .. SCORPIO 21-April 19) careful Your very ARIES (March Mort Walker 42 31 Effecting ____________ WHAT DiD 5AY AFTER 'a 37 Yale man Don't fall behind in your duties 19) A friend might try to blame 38 Flying saucer ________ ii (abbr) — _________ 4511k 54 Required 55 Athletic contest 56 Fears AMW 45 caLAR5. only be frustrating. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Problems today are likely to be of your own making. try to shift the blame for your • • I • mistakes. CAPRICORN GEMINI May 21-June 20) • ______ - — - - = o - ' = = - 21 Play things close to the vest - 39 Lot I I ESTATES, according to me Plat to register said name with The Clerk at Pages 15 and 16. ot the Public County. Florida in accordance with Records of Seminole County, the provisionsof the Fictitious Florida, Name Statutes, To Wit. Section h" been filed against you and you 145 09 F lor Ida Statutes 1957. - are reJired to serve a copy of your • i ________ 2 Stuffy 3 Makes lace so Florida 32802, and file the original NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Dec. 17, 1q76 outlook is too pessimistic it will This year, your benefits will contribute to your defeat. , LIBRA (Sept. 23ct. 23) For come from that for whic the next few days keep a tight you've already laid solid Leukoplakia . rein on your purse. Be very foundation. Finish what you've ki ru pastures. your budget. p May dent and stay well within started before see 5: Diane W. Culpepper with the Clerk of the above styled TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION court 000rbefore January 5th 1777, OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY otherwise a ludgment may be an. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. tered against you for the reliet Notice is hereby given that a demanded in the complaint or Public Hearing will be held at the petition Commission Room in the City Hail WITNESS my hand and the seal of in the City of Sanford, Florida. at said Court on November 301h. 1976. 7;00 o'lo(k P M. on December V. (SEAL) 1976. to consider the adoption of an Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., ordinance by the City of Sanford. Clerk of the Circuit Court Florida. as follows By Mary N Darden y Clerk Deput ORDINANCE NO. 137) Publish. Dec. 2, 9. 16, 73. 1976 VIRGO (Aug. 2ept. 22) Be Make no mountain from realistic today, but don't view molehiuls. YOUR BIRTHDAY the world . '.ively. If your 51 1 Sticky stuff — written defenses, if any, to it on van PubliSh Dec. 9, 16. 23, 30. 1976 den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA • at DEG-3S Post Office Box 193. Orlando, something more compiL. prematurely, DOWN 123, LAKE HARRIET OF ALTAMONTE. and that I intend thereof, as r ec orded in Plat Book 12, of the Circuit Cou rt, Seminole AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) where your major interests are concerned. Don't try to rush Complications will result today conclusion If YOU twist simple ISSUeS Into things to a 40 — der the fic1lti INC. DO A HARLEY DAVIDSON in Seminole County, Florida: is of utmost importance today 38 - County, Florida tgageon the following real property name of CENTRAL FLA. CYCLES. today. Spend only for essentials Goals can only be achieved or you may be asking for today If you're willing to problems. the price personally. Don't I.EO(July23Aug. 22 )TlmIng expect allies to carry the - - - 32 - that an action to foreclos, a mor . work will pile up atid make It you're not entirely responsible .s difficult for you to get ahead. for. The main culprit CANCER (June 21-July 22) someone else. - 15 a and responsibilities, or your you for something today that — 46 Women s iT' 23 24 patriotic society (abbr 29 49 Indolent 51 Erase - by Art Sonsom TAURUS (April 20-May 20) This is not one of your better days for striking bargains, especially with an obstinate person. Neither of you will be willing to compromise. 42 Gilding THE BORN LOSER • Unless you're today diluted you are apt to come out somewhat apt to spread on the short end In business because you're Taking situations. Don't take un- yourself too thin. you can handle than more necessary gambles. club (abbr.) 39 Body height l3lt, 24-Nov. Y w il l he 33 Wall covering 27 Inner (prefix) 43 Single thing 50 Use a chair 28 Epochs 35 Forest 44 Rope 52 Fixed charge clearing 3 r-r 36 The sun ATTENTlO ' 4 Obtained (Oct. today _ / Legal Notice ___ IiIN ________________ \ — IN _______ BEETLE BAILEY ______________________ __ By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Legal Notice _____ _______________________________ ________ __________ c -. _____________________________________ _____________________ _________________________________________________ ___ Thursday.Dec.l, 177B ____ / DEG.7 ng greene, • AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF , SANFORD. FLORIDA, TO ANNEX WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. ARCHIE by Bob Montana FRED AND JAY ARE DATING AGAIN - BUT RAL 'VERCt:CA'lTISN'T NICE TO LI KE T'-4 AT ABCajT YCXiR EVE REPEAT GOSSiP __"_\ _ ___________ by Howie Schneider /,TA(LOR 0 5fiop~// — — — of I / V1SU.SUAL DEAR DR. LAMB - I am - 12f by Stoffel & Heimdahl 3 .. E IT,' ' YJ ThINK \OU'RE 1_. - - BUGS BUNNY GREAT WATCH C'N TALK' [ OS6DI WHAT'S OP'J TOP 0' TI-ItS NT TAKE A J - .- - EUILDIN'?, /14 ci ñfllc _ , iii1 ________ ______ !. Lamb this? Is it a formof cancer? Coul d you tell me w ha t sho ul d - by Al Vermeer ELECTRIC TtX)TH BRUSHES, ELECTRIC WATER JETS P < TEETH. AN N" _____ IMLN _________ LItbi WATER AS5 _________________________________________________ FOR PEN TURES.' (""-ANELECTRIC %%FST £ K 1052 _ S _______ dummy 's ace and king of diamonds in order to get rid of his jack of hearts, rutted a heart in his hand, ru tted his last small spade came back to his hand by rutting another _ _ Du Pont ______ ________ heart; played his king of clubs* • to pick up East's quee n and claim ed West North Fist South i• i 2* 4* 5' Pzss 5 * Dbl. Pass Pass 7 * Pass Pass Pass Opening lead - Deuce * ______________________________________________________ _______________________________ _________________________ with: diso r de rs, including spasm of A __ ___ i intend to register sad name with DEC 59 - . • ,,,,. ' — IhIOIISe kIL _-. I ) 0,00 It's Time... b ( 8' \. ______________________ ____________________________________ ,, a. i by Bob Thaves our rag 9.69 _____—: _______ ____________ Ou Pont Lucite IF +t irnportantthatshebeezanjj,j reg ularly and that a doctor check the status of the spot to oj GOMPUMNT$ ' 4I4, 4 Ca "a., ANt? HOW co 't)IJ XPL.AIN So, SOPWL.LYO(J'VE EN 'yV(Jf I.-YIN& THERE IN 'The OV-lMIif-.J&A&,AIN ST1TINA S'1lJPtF7J — TH N.ØMas-r by 3 Øt.MS I WIT r ( 7W )w hr/I, r LUCKY fE A44 514 hI, _ WAFft'S X5 i . ill F.,r • i6tlST? jf/I&i77 '' I DEF heard at laid hearing All parties In interest a nd citizens By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanfo rd, Florida H N Tamm, Jr. City Clerk DEC DEF 122 HOOSHANG IRANPOUR HusbAnd Petitioner. and . NOTICE OF ACTION - -, DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE TO. Fay, E. Iranpour . • . '.'. -. 2617 Hackberry Road i Birmingnarn, Alabama ' T' 30 PM ''' Room 1TNOUSE - W26 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action liar Dissolution of Du Pont exterior enamel ' •..... Marriage has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy Of your written defenses. if any, to it Foilwindows, docifs o(ouldoot triml Dries toalough,medlumgloufInishthalslss ,• _____ _____ ,.i McCabe. whose address is Suit, 1460, CPdA Tower, Orlando. Florida. fadIng, ciacklng and peeling' Latex for soapandwaterclun _____ _ up. Co1or stoco piement Lucite ' house paint! _ I II H iJJJ I roil 12061. on or before January 121h, oulreg 197? and file the original with the masking tape I lI$usliIoinsy lnd and ouidoo, SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS! co (r 13L A , ..&', . -- P,t,tin. WITNESS my hand and se al of COMparee**Christmas thi% Court on this 7th _______ T . Clerk of this Court ether before service on Petitioners attorney or immediately Ih*reafler, oth er wise a default will be en tered against you for Pte relief demanded fl the Sale in effect thru this weekend. _11111 persons des ir ing to exami ne the some Wife Respondent I ________ kz~- By Mary N Darden Depvty Clerk Shall have an opportunity IC) be FAVE E. IRANPOUR, ri or •';LoSQ ANttCUH' " A copy Shall be available at Iti Office of the City Clerk for all S. KIRBY MONCRIEF of S Paul Hoiliflgsworth SHINHOLSER LOGAN AND Publish Ploy 75. Dec 2. 9. 16. 1976 MONCRIEF COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO: 742IICA.S4.E In R: the Marriage of I Open Daily 9 am to 11pm • compare...you can't do better than Zayre! — _ OpenSunday11amto9pm 6 iT1EN COUVEtvI S ;LED WiTH Tt LAND cV(L0P9Nl A)M,'.;51PA1014 AL.. iiE COftSiD(REO PERSONS APPf,SH Ill& Seal) Arthur H. Bickwiitt. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court . .'.cbt' '':,'v E co4rlp4u( ,., . , By Mary N Darden Zayre!" SANFORD HIGHWAY 17-92 at AIRPORT BLVD. ' further be subject to the reVon%b,liliei of residence or ownership on the Petitioner's Attorney, Bill jxjiry Z4 L* r I INS iAAf%,5. /y? Cof/.5'rlac &zfqJeD ' nIs0 / 4tI1i&f,vcw e&z'MW IU-4WAD C(41V11 Garry Trudeau 4) Paul WOOD DRIES IN AN HOUR Enam Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court Attorneys tor Petition er First F ed eral Building IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Po s t Office Boa 3779 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Sanfo rd , Florida 32771 CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE T 988 lion DOONES'BURY I (flP'fJJft) LUCI E _________________ _____ our TThV )CCEiF )C/4 6'Ei4'r SHCOTfl flfl , . items!" o r j •'I'$h&w _ by T_ K. Ryan LUCITE Co"TE OR decks, basements, garages! Long lasting should quit at once. if she hu dentures that don't fit or a TUMBLEWEEDS 66S09 Florida Statutes 1957 Durable, scull resistant finish that's pleiffed for concrete or wcod. Use on porches, ft2 for '.isy clean up. Assor ted COlObS. March of the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section floor paint detect any new changes as If your sister smokes she '44E , (I. lOwglo$sflfli$h.DfIe3Injustonets,our• early as possible. TO THE '1Ia., , 't. cancer. However, it is very J S ' 1 3 County. Flor ida in accordance with - _____ ____________________ -- Fl CTITIOUS NAME Styled Court on or before January as may tro,n time to time be Notice It hereby given that I am 17th, 1977, otherwise, default will engaged in business at R T I Box determined by the governing en tered against you granting said aut ho rity of thC City Of 133. Longwood 37150. Seminole lOt Sanford. Florida. and Ine provlsins of slid County, Florida under the fictitious WITNESS my hand and t Seal of Chapter I?). Laws Of Florida. 1975 name of HOLLINGSWORTH IERPRISES INC., and that I fiend EN Said Court on the 7th day of SECTION 3. That thiS ordinance register said name with the Clerk Decembe r . 1976. shall become effective Immediately upon ill Passage and adoption of the Circuit Court. Seminole (Seal) iPiI 1ii __ satisfied himself that your sister does not now ha ve a soap and water clean up. White and colors. 611 ___________ _ that your doctor has already Sa n fo rd, Florida. 73771. a tile or,QInal with Clerk of the above. or HIll gallon CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Florida. pursuant to the volun tary PubliSh Dec 16. 23, 30, 1976. Jan 6. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. annexation provisions of Chapter 1971 CASE NO. 76.2312.CA.30.F 171 044, Laws of Florida, 1975; DEC SI __________________________ NOTICE OF ACTION The East one half of Lot 19, Lot 20 TO WILLIAM H. BRASWELL and Lot 2 1 . Block I), Dream*vld, whose residence accor ding to the Plat thereof as FICTITIOUS NAME and last known mailing recorded in PIE Book 3. Pages 90 Notice is hereby given that I am address are unknown in business at 2954 Orlando YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED and 91 of the Public Records of Se minole County. Florida Dr , Sanford, Seminole County. that a Petition SECTION 2 That u pon this 04'. Florida u nder the ftCtit,o name Of above styled Chas been filed in the house ou rt for the adoption d,nance becoming ef engaged fective, the buy! THE PEAR TREE, and that I intend Cf the minor child named therein residents and pro perty ow ner in the to r eg ister said name with the Cl er k and wherein you are named as an property described herein shall be Flows on quick and easy for exof the Circuit Seminole interestedparty,afldyouarehereby en titled to ill the right5 and County. FloridaCourt, in accordance with cellent coverage and dries in required to serve a copy of your privileges and immunities as are the provisions of the Fictitious written defenses, if any, to it on S fron time to time grant ed Name Statutes, TO Wit Section KiRBY just about one hour! Long lastto ' MONCRIEF, resid en t s and 86S09 Florid a Statutes t957 SHINNOLSER ing protection from peeling and LOGAN AND City of Sanfo rd, Flor ida. and as are S A B Adkisson MONCRIEF, Attorneys for tvi'ther provided in Chapter 171, Pubiih Nov. 25. Dec. 7. 9. I'). 1976 Petitioner, POst Offi weather. Built in primer; latex Boa 2279, La ws of Florida, 1913, and shall DEF 123 __________________ u Pont Lucite ® _____________ save 2.01 _____ ______ be considered this and has AND ERNEST 111 Kim .. Florida, described as tollows be and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, the same is hereby annexed to and pain / -- - - ' 9 Pai lt our reg. 10.99 property in Seminole County, 1957 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL COR. made 8 Part of the City 01 Sanford. S Douglas Mc0utfie T-i PRIMER 'DRIES IN AN HOUR .WATER cEA . Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wii Section 66S 09 Florida statutes gallon LUCITE perlenced may be relat ed to the leukoplakia, but I can't say SECTION 1. That that cer tain cordanc, with the provisions of the _____ without knowing more a bout FLORiDA' in Clerk of the Cir cu it Cou rt . Seminole County. Florida in ac ., . _____________ ASSOCIATES INC . DBAanAS Publish: Dec 16, 23, 30, 1976, Jan. 6. ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF TRIPPLERS CLEANERS that THE CITY OF SANFORD, - B -Ill Sanford, Florida, the above Florida is in a Position to provide — ç LaRocrielle, Individually and db-a J & Feed Farm & Kennel Supply, WHEREAS, there has been turd Defendant. whith aforesaid Writ of with the City Clerk of the Cite of Execution was delivered to me as Sanford, Florida, a petition con Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, taing the name of the property and I have levied upon the following Owner in the area described EAGLE-EYED described property owned by hereinafter requesting annexation James Moscato, said property being to the corporate area of the City of One of that endangered iocatedinSeminolecounty, Florida. Sanford. Florida, and requesting t more particularly described as be included t herein; and species, the bald eagle WHEREAS, the Property Ap. finds itself perched follows: Various and assorted household praiserof Se minole County, Flor ida, across from the Osteen turniture and furnishings & ap having certified that there is one pliances. To be sold in a lot. In. property owner In the area to be Bridge for a better ventory and additional information annexed and that said property available from the Civil Division of owner has signed the petition for vantage point watching InC Seminole Cow"y Sheriff's annexation; a nd Department. WHEREAS, It has been deter. and the undersigned as Sheriff of mined that the property described staff bridge — while Herald Semi no le '.ouflty, Florida, will at hereinafter is contiguous to the photographer Tom lIX AM. on the 7th day Cf Corporate area of t he City of San. January, AD. 1971, offer for sale ford, Florida. and it has further been Vincent watched it. and sell to the highest blddr, for determined that the annexation of cash, subject to any and all exis ting said property will not result in the Ieins, at the Front (West; Door of creation of an enclave, and me Seminole County Courtriovse in WHEREAS, the City of Sanf or d, described personal property. municipal services to the property FICTITIOUS NAME That said sate Is being made to described herein, and the City Notice is hereby given mat I a satisfy the terms of said Writ of commission of the City of Sanford. en gaged in business at 1113rnE Exe cu tion, Florida deems it in the best interest Altamonte Dr., Altamonte Springs. John E. Polk. of the City to accept said petition Seminole,County, Florida under the Sheriff and to annex Said property. fictitiousnameofMcouFFlE AND Seminole County, Florida NOT. THEREFORE, BE IT '__,, U pes.Justseodyourrequestto The general nutrition NY 10019. pro bl ems yo ur sister has ex- A 0 1976, in that certain case en WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN titled, Cosby Hodges Milling Co., an NEXATION PROVISION OF Legal Notice _____ surface. Ill-fitting dentures needs to know about the harm. the chances were that East and will receive copies of may injure the inner cheek or 1W effects of smoking? If 50 • would hold th e missing one JACOB V MODERN) other areas of the mouth, In- send 50 cents with a long, eluding the side of the tongue stamd envelope with his SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox and cause a leukoplakia. In all address on It, and ask for The of these instances the irritating Health Letter number 2-6, fact or shoul d be identified and Tobacco: Cigarettes, Cigars, i sale — lie reasoned that if his most interesting questions Do you know someone who partner didn't have two aces will be used in this column newspaper, P,O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, flt ____________________________________________ in swallowing. Can you give her headedrattiesnake.Itcanbite club or one spade Anyone who has depe nding any advice on this? difficulty In in either direction, swallowing must have a on what our partner likes. In DEAR READER - Th Nor th 's five-club call a general th e higher leukopla ki a means white possi evaluation as soon as tremendous overbid, e patch. term medical butwas he ranking ofyou two bid five-card suits bl e. Doe of the many was forced Into it by West's first,butyoumaymakeanexLeuko in medical termlnolot different causes Is cancer of the jump to (our spades. It JUSt ception with spades and clubs. means white and plakia to a patch. Most often theyrefers are esophagus. Early detection seemed to him that a pass was (Do you have a question on the lip or inner cheek of improves the chances for too much of an underbid. seen Sou th 's five- spade cue bid for the experts? Write "Ask t he mouth, but t he Your was fully Jusillieti and when the Jacobys ' care of this y do (gums). occur onadequate sister hastreatment. had frequent West doubled Nor the tongue and gingiva th was able newspaper. The Jacobys will examinations so I wo uld not A common cause is smoking. think this would be her to pass and indicate that he answer individual questions The pipesmokermay develop problem. wasn't too happy about his ii Stamped. self-addressed a leukoplakia of the lip, where . hand. This didn't deter South, envelopes are enclosed The) ill-fitting dentures. _____ '. £Kzzxx VAx •x4AKjxz. Our answer is of the Aggressive defensive bid- the esophagus. And even ait - r A Quebec reader wants to know the correct opening bid could be from many different -- Alabama corporation, Plaintiff, vs CHAPTER 171 Oai, LAWS or James Moscato and David E. FLORIDA. 1975. others do. I must emphasize FRANK the seat of the Circuit Court of STREET AND BRIARCLIFFE OrangeCounty,FIida,pa final STREET AND BETWEEN MAR iudgment r endered in the af or esaid SHALL AVENUE AND GRENADA court on the 14th day of September, AVENUE. IN ACCORDANCE • nif(edasecondspade.Cashed 10 U'flf A 664 , -' • ' £A K98752 Nei ther vulnerable swallowing, and not being able times. If any other local to swallow her food, she treatment Li needed her doc tor -s ometimes imes relies on liquid will be able to tell on the basis of made from blending in a the nature of the spot. blender, like milk, honey and The swallowing problem Leukoplakia should JA/ ... . Sure enough. West did lead that spade. South rutted n dummy and proceeded to make the grand slam by careful play. He came back to •J54 , undemourished because of the kept absolutely clean, at all regarded as a potential cancer. That is why the doctor took a biopsy. Many of t hem do not Progress to a malignancy, but '-7 -s - .: .. lead a spade in any case, South bid the grand slam. EAST * Q J 973 Q982 not malignant, but she is such a way to irritate the worried, tongue, these or related She has had trouble for years problems that cause irritation swallowi ng anything that was should be corrected without not chewed-up real fine. She Is delay. The mouth should be the basis of her difficulty in swallowing. '; 4 and that West would probably 16 A K 1063 £ J 643 biopsy; the doctor said it was natural tooth that sticks out in removed - or corred - ___ ' . whether it is the pipe or a set of Dr. Lemb in care of this PRISCILLA'S POP____ RIPICULOUS' _____ NORTH (DI v K 1062 Ar the pipe stem rests on the lip __ rV A li Dr. she has on her tongue. What is her what causes her difficulty / WSISS - NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE FLORIDA. UPON ADOPTION OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that SAIDORDINANCE A PORTION OF by virtue Of that c er tain Writ of THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY Execution issued out of and under LYING BETWEEN SARITA __________________ After all the dodors she's been to, they should have told 0 )i ' H ()S%I.I) ;inil JAMES .Lt(ullV slsterhad.Thedoctorsajdshe has leukoplakia. It's some spot IIII ' By wreeE. mb, M.D. inquiring about a diagnosis my — çbed%._. _T<-' t T _____ • P. ON RONNIE S FAVORITE so.APcc'E FRIENDS.' ,A!Q SUE HAVE SPLIT' 011 E ,' THEY RE THE CHARACTERS ____ KNOWS ABOUT THEM' _________________________ ___________________________________________________ Become Cancer WI N AT BRIDGE ________ Deputy Clerk Publish Dec- 9. 14, 73. 3 1976 DEC 33 __— "'.' . . '' ''."" • 1 % ... . �SB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thwiday, Dec. 16, l76 TONIGHT'S ______________ SEEK TV E vening Herald, Sanford, Fl, BOXING &FIND CLASSIFIED ADS Thursday people of Jefferson County are the target of a dirty political plot Evening 9 WELCOME BACK. KOTIC-fl When Epstein , srnotng on school the swoathogs decide to break Iwn of the habit, 600 4 2 6 9 12 NEWS 61111 EMERGENCY ONE 7 VILLA ALEGRE 24 DIMENSIONS IN CUL lURE 6 2 12 NBC NEWS 830 9 BARNEY MILLER Woo hengsinabatthofcotueshis girtinend baked, and they have a strange effect on the døt l!VS 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 900 2 700 12 BEST SELLERS 'eanEao:Chaplerfots.' me tensionsof Army life in Peacetime ben to take their 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS SM I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 PRICE IS RIGHT 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT toll and Tommy Damon (DJ Can) make, no 50 crel of the bitterness she feels about her lot. 6' JULIE ANDREWS CHRISTMAS SPECIAL MASTERPIECE THEATER How Green Was My Valley Pail 9 ORAL ROBERTS CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 30 2 THE GONG SHOW 4 HOLLYWOOD SOUARES 6 MATCH GAME 6111 HOGANS HERPES 7 OUT THE DOOR 9 LETS MAKE A DEAL 12 MV THREE SONS 24 THE I N C RED I (3 L E BREAD MACHINE An ex' 1000 2 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHGoodall and IC Mss CiT h,azees,' (R) 6 BARNABY JONES: Jones attempt to dear a young prison annarionoltfiefroeenterpnse system and the ever-growing tru1tee of felony murder in a prison break uncovers dues to a long rrlssing half nWIion dollars threats of governmental regulation 800 2 12 VAN DYKE AND CO Guests John Byner. Bobbie (ientry 4 6 THE WALTONS John-Boy has a rude awak- NEWS 7 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 9 ABC NEWS CLOSE UP Divorce For Better or lot Worse 'Show focuses on ac The most exciting original motion picture ent of all time is also one of the great bw stories tual case htstones and shows 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER RE- why there are desperate needs for legal reforn, stricter regu. Iatns of counselors and their - PORT 830 61111 COMMUNITY CLOSE up 24 LILIA.5 YOGA AND YOU apsts and greater public awareness regarding the firianOat and emotional problems facing PeSO, 90° 2 4 6 g 10.30 61111 ALAN BURKE SHOW 7 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT PHIL DONAHUE SHOW DINAH MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW MOVIE (M)n.)The Groat Tarofl. ni (B&W) 1940 (Tues.) HolyWoreDawn "Franctiot 1100 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS Tone. Veronica Lake (B&W) 6111 WILD, WILD WEST 7' MARY HARTMAN. MARY 1944. (Wed.) 'The Last OutGrant, Claude f: (B&W) 1935. (Thtss Jungle Woman." Evelyn ftji J Carroll Nash 194-I (B&W) (Fn) Indian Fighter.'* Kirk Douas, Elsa Martinelli -- HARTMAN 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 11.30 2 12 TONIGHT 4 CBS LATE MOVIE: Kolak: The Nicest Guys on the Block.' (R) 6 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HAUMAN ¶230 9, DON HO ' MENTARY 1155 LATE NEWS 2 THREE 12 MARCUS WEI..BY, M.D. 1255 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 2 12 NBC NEWS 615 SUNSHINE ALMANAC S SM FRAN CARLION EX- 4 6 TiE GUIDING LIGHT 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 6.34 12 LIVING WORDS 639 12 HI NEiGHBoç iflg KOflg OULTS MILD I.5 A si f Brkiges ChI ( J,rjdjn 4 1k'Dyyl[k'Ltzk . '. t(ni Mu'e Oir!ii '.edati Ccathtcj i,'kh [t r, Oz AP!frIlflPt4.' news sources, retired CBS Vice questions are erased, and the President 'Theodore F. Koop voice of another broadcaster sa)s the star — recorded," he said. "Or even more i.fl'. excusable — a broadcaster does The Associated Press and -ecelved is later — not like the way he has phrased a question, so later he redoes It to his satisfaction." the Paul White Me- C n the character and rient of the Individual Koop praised newsmen who show respect for their news sources. "But they are not (respect- (Ui) when they poke a microphone in the face of a distraught woman and Jtgprac- killed in an auto crash?" he said. Koop stressed that the media should try to present both sides husband had been of a story. "This simple procedure is not always followed on radio and ry." . television news," he said. Koop, who is director of the a journalism graduate of the University of Iowa, is a pest president of the broad. casters association, the Nation. at Press Club, and Sigma Delta Koop, ofCe, criticized certain practices fi sed by the broadcast media. association's ask, 'How did you your feel when you learned Washington j, 6 il't 18-Help Wanted 550. Color Tv, air Cond .Maid Serv. QUALITY INN NORTH I l& SR 134. Long wood 567 ----------'-------_____. SAN MO PARK, I, 2 3 bi'ijroor,i trailer apts Adult & family park Weekly 3315 Hwy I? 92. Sanford 323 1920 "Your Future-Our Concern" 322 5176 20% Commercial for do' Marilyn's 99 YOU CAN'T BEAT A WANT AD FOR RESULTS. Try one todayl Thieves, 203 Palmetto AVi, Sanford. Pendants- Star and heart shape. Need extra money? Can you work a couple o hours in the evening Call 323 1312 a nd up. Gwa l tney Jewe lers, 201 S. Park Ave. Want Ad in the Evening Herald. MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE "Big Agency-Little Fee' FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER 14 4 room apt., water, electricity turn $123 mo. 101 Magnolia Ave., Sanford 3270711, Phone 3fl -Wanted to Rent Quiet, One Story - - - Under One Bedroom 135 * at Senuinola Blvd. (Horse Track Rd.) iioniily managed Open — 3D-Apartments OVlEOO.FTU- Duplexes. Furn or , Unfurti,, Wooded, Home size lots RIDGEW000 VILLAGE, 365 a. 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 12 SOMERSET 430 at 725 and 825 ant, local news. weather spe Boo -s e . CAPTAIN - ' About Our Is No to adiust to , ,i ___ ppland Park Homes By Il W 15th L For Appointment j your l..ut I , D. WiltS CSIW _ Nile "kr...nOlYIwO,.a.L.v.r , ___________________________ new Nur. FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H HE COULD lifE MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROGUE WOMEN AM DO ANYTHING 1:30 HE WANTED.. AND 101140 HE WANTED EVERYTHING Ike Washburn, manager of Under World, chosen as Fe* Tkieveo PHONE 3224723 105 PALMETTO AVE. (Next to Post OffIC.)SANFQRD I A cup and certificate were the awards to Mrs. Mary Merchant of the Month by the Downtown Business Association. Doing honors is Earl Black, president of the I)II. Joe Dennison is owner of the store in the Magnolia Mall on First Street, Sanford. lle_h~idjjott t HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 83-1 9212 PM I~ FOLLOW THE STARS * * * 9:20 SINGLE GIRLS" J """"""""""` ~` CjtWjW6 REALTOR tIOME IN THE COUNTRY-- Assumable mortgage Excellent condition $19,000 SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARS! -U. EJENNIS(jN 5743167 Deltona TAFFER REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 1226653 1100E 2SthSt Reg Real Estate Broker nok MODEL OPEN: DAILY:30 a.m.-S:30 p.m. 1 a.m.-4 p.m. ere p.m. SUN.— P. o? -6 — I Wo 'A ii 1 ____ FOR INFORMATION I DIRECTIONS: lnSanford.Weston2fth St. oH17.9? MIII To Ridgewood k vt., Go South 323 7080 Another Fine Development 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Terrace Drive By Ir witco cosrucrios COMPANY JOHN KRI CIE R. ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 327 7111. Santora __ V CALL KAY F'TA LMA DG E HIL.A RICHMOND 323- 7832 Eves 3fl 1547, 3774179 201 E. 25th St W. GARNETT WHITE 834 921? Casselberry Winter Springs Forest City Altamonte Springs Longwood (East) 4t IDEAS — MOiiiiII,AND concrete block construction. 1,064 square feet of living area. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to shopping and schools No SHIRLEY MILLETT 834.92I IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR $IJMDAYIIA.M 5P.M. - maintenance fees. RUTH TUECH 1 - ESTA1 E- on clear lake Ex cellent location for hide a way home Will divide or all for 133.000 Central heat and air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Carpeting throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper in kitchen and baths. Quality Altamonte Springs * . 12*60, 3 BR. furnished, 10* 70' awning. lO'xlO' shed, lie downs, skirting, central air, good location 322 6725 .- -. - 1030 Stale St - 62-Lawn-Garden '- ,*, month Will take trade in Singer ('quipped tO rig zag & make button holes Balance of 15466 or Ia PAymentS of $6 Call credit manager, 377 9411 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER The Old Singer Store 191 ) I ____________________________ . JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '73 Models. Call 323 5510 or 53.1 1403 Dealer. Hanging Baskets. 53 93 Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Aye,, Sanford Open afternoons 4. Sat. all day . - - - -. 64-Equipment for Rent " Mercury Cyclon e GT, 351 Cleveland, automatic, Power steering, air, $ 1715. 3231913, _________________________ _____________________ I •-'-' , wuw AUCTION Hwy 92, I mile west of S.pe'edwa7. Daytona Beach will hold a pubic •.'r.* AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday, night at 7 30 It's the only one in Florida, You set the reserved price No charge Other than 15 registration fee unless vehicle Is so ld Call 9042531321 for further details. _____________________ --. _____________________ Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Over 10.000 people are reading tIlls act Don't you wish the item you Rent Our R'njenvac nave for sale was listed here? CAP POLL'S FURNITURE 312 SII) Sanford Pla1 ________ " - - ' - 0 . - uu1 -s.)iuves -, 110 ACQE — Sanford 11111111111111111 . ' TWENTY ACRES COUNTRY A6M MERCHANT OW 11% 1 UNSWORTH REALTY DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOME1 Acre lot. A real bargain at $15. $00. 1V2 Both Townhouse ORIGINAL PRICE $2 NOW $ 18,525 Th e Forty Thie yes Presents STEAK HOUSE and LOUNGE ' $6,175 0 Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, anciug TOP 42-MgbiJe Homes {,,_._.,_ - tr-Li BERNIE LEE TRIO + C FRI. £ SAT.. DEC. 17-15 - 322 7111 After Hours 322 3991 322 064$ . 'Em While MLS 2 for I a I Reg. Prices FREE Not _ _______________________ ' I NC. OR ' SI -Household Goods for Sale [] Hal Colbert Realty 24 THE ELECTRIC 250% — ,.4 80—Autos _ Wood or steel desks, executive desk & chars. secretarial desks & chairs. straight chairs,- titing cabinets, as 3 Cash and carry. NOLL'S g. Casseibes-ry. S Sies L .'i.'r Peg Real Estate Broker 103W 1st St , Sanford 323 6061 or 323 0317 eves We're Offering A COCKTAIL HOUR Dining and _ Office Furniture Used 41(3 ________ ,, M. rsuriiliits, ansi iia h - put 1 iiit!s' liii ','sisir f;ii i' Regulation size l'xS' Pool table 4. accessories, 1125 IC Chord Key electric Organ, 37 Melody ir.' & 3? klarmov',j melody keys Ex ceIlent cond. S1SO 337 6113 Forrest Greene Inc. - 69 PARTRIDGE FAMILY '4. ..ANF0'4)-. 3 OR. I, bath home, central heat & air. 12'xll' game room, large treeS, OWNER MOTIVATFFi 573.9l FHA -, Numbersj COMPANY ___________________ 9 BEVE RLY HILLBILLIES 'a'____________ _ CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR 1)0 HW v.134, LOn'J*'oOd , _ , all ,6212 -- —'- 322.3103 Rut the Wt'ICOIttC Wagon ____________ 12 EMERGENCY ONE ECONOMY '7 530 TU5IDA 2 NEWS 6 HOGANSHEROES - - - Call 305 _______ BUY JUNK CARS - from $10 to 130 Call 322 1621 after 1 p.m. ____ N Sanford Fla -- 37' 5961 322- 2420 * (4 CONSTRUCTION fl- Autos Wanted I?'i60' Lamplighter, turn . 2 BR. )i 1972 VW Super Settle, AM radio. -Pe ts-Sui1ies I Oath. Patio. awnings, new cool Select your new furniture from good Condition, I owner, 81.330. seal roof 173 6.551 WILSON MAIER for the best Call 322 7399 after S. '' '' "' ANYTIME Christmas ever Save on national English Setter, 3 years old. AKC. I BR. 21' * 64' Barrington. VA loans Ring our chimes and place a fast. brands Liberal trade ins Free Free to good home Only. Needs ,ivaiiaole Multiple Listing Service I acting, lOw cost want ad Call 332 delivery Convenient terms We room to run Call Rick. 6756970 GREGORY M OBILE HOES 2611 or 531.9093 M give TV Stamps, 311 E First St nip., 1S6SPARK : W 18030rIncju Dr 22) 5200 Phone 377 3672 2AKC miniature poodles. 1972 Mercury Marquis. Orougham.i 9 wki old, black or hardtop, fully equipped, es Stove, Washing Macrinne 327 068.3 ________________________________ 43—LotAcreage Bedroom Suite, HosenoId items. celient condition. 52.000. •69 I1 Get 312 6517 Campbell% Poodle Pact-Complete 1972 Pinto Lot 110am', corner Zoned opts or _ prOfe,5iOflA$ grooming 2467 Park They're Hot! * Au?omatic,air.wflite LOOK 1910 FOP A JOB' Check IPie re Zoned business Myrtle 4. 13th, 122 1121 Closed Wednesdays 373 1572 Help Wanted column in loday', Sanford Make offer 3221741 New houses in a rural area 910 dawn ClAS5ifidS 197] Mark lv. silver with cranberry payment, monthly payments less Oste'en 9 25 acres, _. : 66—Horses upistery,. 26.000 miles Liii than rent Government Iubsid,jed good Soil, surveyed, Easy terms We sell our trade in furniture allow , new. 53.500. 323.1922. to qualified buyers Call to see it 813.573 Broker, Ill 0111 once, Good selection. Gelding. 14', hAnds, I2pearsolct you Quality' COUNTRY FURN, gentle, good 6$ Opal Kadet, I speed. cleen. 4 with children, tack Farmngton-Corner lot, big enough good tes. new inspect ion Sticker, included Also MoIsten bull, I for double wide trailer Phone 323 3231322 DISTRIBUTORS SANFORD 5.34 Rosalia Or . 2 OR. months cit.) Call 322 4961 SR 46. I ml. East I i 5430 or best offer 666 5233 61)1 Fla rm • I blih, fenced yard $15,100 - ,', -- I. I'(;i1I\(; .\l .\ 'I"i'i•; R ...... NEIGHBORHOOD % lJvci.iQu,e(I,t us's,'iu'i HU\lJ; liostess can tnakt' It easier '" 3&4 Bedroom 2 Bath Models Carpeting 1 2 ADAM 12(R) SM MY THREE SONS 7 MISTER ROGERS' I . 7 xllI. 1' Central Heating and Air Conditioning Spacious I. 2 & 3 OR apes. Tennis, swimming, playground, recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse. 2540 Ridgewood Ave.. Sanford. Ph 171 Lllfl I.I;..vI\(; (.111 S,snior Park QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES 12 FAMILY AFFAIR ' 500 7 "DIA~IONDS I Ridgewood Arms 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SH OW 9 MARCUS WELBY M.D. (A). Preerrçed Wed., see below. 7 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION. Unt33Op.m, Duval County School System Up P _~ 1 JA ROBSON MARINE ' GROVE MANOR 90$ Mellon yule— Spacious S OR. 2'i bath. central HIA. carpeting and over 2700 SQ it living area A great buy at 541900 11 3731, ' SALE-All Items Reduced 16' Fiberglass Canoe, never used, $ iSOor best Offer. 130 5033 between ------------- . & S . Mon Fri or 3223021 after S I? tot Bargain Table. Il As is 7torcycles wk dfs. Or wit rnds FREE SHOPPING SERVICE IN ___ CLUDING DELIVERY, FOR SHUT - - . .._ INS Motorcycle insurance . 57-Sports Equipment Best Buy Nw Ch'istmas dresses for little BLAIR AGENCY - - ___ girls Assortment of Christmas 3566or 323 7710 Bedrooms, hardwood floors. et fl stocking stufters k,tcrnen, large 2 lots Close to 3 Bikes. 1973$- Kawasaki dirt, 90CC PAYTON'S CH1LDREN$ WEAR shopping $11,900 $200. Yamaha dirt, 250 CC, 5450, 2610 Hiawatha at 17 92 Everything For The Golfer- Club*, Chaparell 100 CC, 1200 Best Ohicr Bails. Golf Bags, Duckter Ph 3736062 Jackets Ladies and mans golf _ Ca I I Bait apparel and shoes. Mayfair * RbAL ESTATE 79—Trucks-Trailer's Country Club Pro Shon '331 -. Give Dad a pair of dress boots by -1ItOr --Freeman or Dingo from Knight's ----1971 GMC Pickup truck, good Shoes. 206 E First St LONGWOOD rcndise NEW ...... 59sica l condition Sanford Auction, 323 ___________________________ 7310 200 Amp Portable - NO SUB-DIVISION WeldingMachjneonTraler Pianos & Electronic Organs with 1961 Chevrolet pick up truck, new Phone 373 4jft .%,,lt,n,ii, •hP, S'tfl I ' - sl ick er , (.,000 running Condition. The gracious toyr separates the a;eoffered au's Piarnol 5350 349 3702 formal living and dining roo m Organ Sales & Western AutO. 301 — from the family living area This W First St . 377 7255 196$ Ford F-l00 pickup, air cond., '*'. Split 3or I BR is pool planned and Christmas 5,silT Now In Progress automatIc. 352 engine. 323 Florida designed A large lot and wk days. 7 S 30 Ask for Dick Save 145 Horse & Ruder Western sparkling ne.v home for only 60-Office Supplies Store. 2554 S Sanford Ave Lacy. 135.900 ___________ _____________ __________ _____ 2321 Park Or collage. Central H A. fireplace, and storage room are a few of the Realtor 322 9761 many extras Priced right at 139.500. , ________ -- etc 114W Coleman Cur., Sanford,1972 Williams Craft IS' travel Sal. &SLIh _______________________________ trailer, sleeps 6,3 burner gas with oven, icebox, water tank, potty, 3 way light, $193 323 1323. 55-Boats & Accessories - - '*. Pen & Pencil Sets, by Anson. $17.50 GWALTNEY JEWELERS. 201 S Park Ave. FUTURA BY SINGER Pt 01 IOu '--up iQucn ____________ One ancj SCw Zig lag machine Assume MAYFAIR- 122 Scott Ave A im Hunt Realty, Inc. balanceolsllS SOor pay $1) 90 per Custom 3 OR, 2 bath, hAS guest Et :UJ_II1: Unfurnished , Lovely 3 BR. I bath hOme, W W carpeting, and fully equipped kitchen are lust a few of the ex tras BPP warranted Just $11,900 V 1010 6 830.7966 _____________________ _______________________ W000MERE. 2929 Sanford AvE Highway 7 oniRanc h 'R.i0i1 _ -1 Call ITS 4 - Christmas Specials 9 G000 MORNING AMERICA ("Good Pkwning Flond 41 22-2O9O_ Iri COUNTRY CLUB MANOR.- 10.1 Club RoadCompletely remodeled Lovely 2 OH. I bath, can be easily converted to 3rd bedroom Extras include break last bar. paneled family room, huge back yard Priced at 1)9,500 n (LAKESIDE t ___ Stenstrom Realty East off 17-92 it - 11j ge Follow signs to models off Winter Park Drive Center, 950 P, 5elI1U.i valescent Ave 9V Ike ?lie C&i*wwsTh Sanford, Fla, LPN, I to 13 Shift. Geriatric cx per lence' preferred Apply in person, Sanford Nursing & Con i 572.000 6 APR, 30 yrs. CRANK CON - ST REALTY 6061 EvS 3233449 AT CASSELBERRY 1505 W. 25th St. 4 iiiiiIIIIIIIIIIIIII refrigerator, central heat air, nice privacy fenced yard Terrific i(XdliOfl 1106 a' pi IJ(JJ dOWr,, CAMELOT ' REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Anytime _______________________ . 7Recreational Vehicles . - ....... 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, carpet, c en tral heal & air, broker owner says "sell" 521.950 Harold Hall Realty SANFORD— 3 AR, Ii bath, stove, $ 31,000 guinea pig3, Antique & Avon bottles. Stroller, Double mattress, 2926 Hwy 17 92 LOCH ARBORBeautiful executive home with space and charm Lovely area near golf and country club, IBR, 2 bath, central heat and air, wall to wall carpet, family and game room Ideal for entertaining, Kitchen fully equipped Real country at mosptsere Very impressive 547500 ' 2 New Mndlc Adult. Family REALTy storage, adjustable legs, $45 373 5515 __________________________ Move In Now Lake Mary- 3 OR, 1', bath new homes Under $25,000 with e& than 5730 down. Government funding By builder, 631 1619, Equal Housing Opportunity, EXCITING!! - 327 0179 37) 7195 __________________________ and your Classified Ad will appear tomorrow -JLfLAJ5 $8,995 Older mobile home on fenced country lot Not fancy, but easy on pocketbook terms Peg Real Estate Bror, 321 0640 carpeting Owner pays all closing costs Buy now & qualify for homestead exemption from 27 03 mo. 322 1391 eyes Kitchen Equipped COMMUNITY WORKER, outreach 'work, assist staff in FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAM Own car, Contact Seminole Co Health ' Central heat & air, wall to wall Bedroom, mm, garage, or, heat cottage, S rooms, I bath. 231 S St Lake Mary $11,500 Phone 910)703 WYNN EWOOD 3 OR, family room, range, refriperator, large lot Nice and clean, $70, VETERANS- Best buy in townunder comparable homes 3 OR, 2 bath kitchen egulped. Sanford or Longwood area, $160 - Two STORY stucco. I BR, 2 bath, family room, large separate garage with convertible storage area. $49,500. KINGW000 COURT- 3 OR. 2 bath, kitchen equipped, lovely home in exclusive area 121,900 Trailer. $73 mo .Water & Elec turn Studio. 1.7,) Dept. 322 7721 New Electronic Sensor Perm & Beauty Care Products. Towers Beauty Salon, SISE. 1*1., decorated home, near elementary school 9.300 3233996 2 OR. 2 bath, furnished or Ufl furnished Plenty of room for EVERY DAY someone i% looking for children & Pete 327 3639 eht you have to sell Call today From kitchen privilege, with WIdow. 3 BR, 115.000 and up PiNECREST- 3 BR newly — Wm. H. Stemper•Realtor Mullet Lake Park- 2 BR partly furnished trailer $135 month, 550 1919 5 French 3124991 security 349 5641 Eves377 1196, 327 4161, 312 194.4 Luxury Patio Apartments 7 . Widow wishes room and board or downpayment toqualified buyers. 522.300 keg Peal Estate Broker i ____________________________________ General Contractor 3276157 -. — biIe Homes rG eneva Bedroom ApIs. 904 715 or Lena Waite, Assoc. 6526 REFURBISHED HOMES' stoo -- ---- - Ann Jones Real in tine residential neighborhood, JOHNNY WALKER (Gardens -- Serving Deitona, Deflary, Orange City & DeLand areas. NICE- 3 BR home on oversized If - - LAKEFRONT-1 1 Acre. I' On Lake Hutchison inDeltona, 84.900. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY POOL HOME - 3 OR, 2 bath, priced below market Owners tran Iferred to Chicago, and need to sell. $34, Webuyfurniture 1 itemorhousefull 3231780 - Lot FRENCH Even'ng Herald Classified Dept In Osteen near Farmington Hunt - Building Want to sell something' Dial the magic number 3177611 or 131 3 Bedroom, unfurn I bath, carpeted Frame building, $163 Call 323 1904 or In 1557 Reserve 2?? 8711 Local firm needs capable STOP AND THINK A' bookkeeper with ability thru MUTE, . -IF CLASSIFIED financial statements ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE AAA EMPLOYMENT WOULDN'T BE ANY. 201 Commercial 373___ 3176 MA TCH GAME 78 8 MERV GRIFFIN 7 24 SESAME STREET US longer need with a Quick Action Pylon OilY , see below. 6 CBS NEWS (7'3() I2:OS-2:31 3226732 Nursers; RN's 4, LPN's. Aides, Aide. Companion. Needed immediately Secretarial Service, Ocata, 90-4. 6210436 732 1713, Notary. Marriages Performed, TakIng applications for cooks, ' waitresses and dishwashers 40 1 your5elfe Furnished Earn extra asti to, (hristm,shopping Sell those items you no IN YOUR FAMILY? norlal Award Wednesday fro mDIVORCE PAPERS TYPED 2017S carpeted )fl 345') Camper Trailer for rent, 21', tu,t 26R. unfurnispied, $125 mon th, first bath. ?win beds, Heat, air 317 and last month in advance 5757 Riverview Ave IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM AL ANON FOR FAMILIES OR FRIENDS OF PROBLEM DRINKERS For, further information call 473.4317 or write Sanford Al.AnonFamily Group P.O. Box 533 Sa nfOrd. Fla. 37771 ' Unfurnished homes, stove, refrigerator, central air and heat. — NAVEL ORANGES, $2.30 BU 322 0362 or Simple beauty? Call Dot, Notary Public. 322 2036 Eves, & Wk rids. 321-0041 710 WOODMERE BLVD 3 Bedroom IlSOmo Information in Window DIBARY- Large, lovely I BP, air, near stores. Ideat for retired persons. 321 0340, Ml 6.145 Ch 4, local news.) SM POPEYE AND FRIENDS "''4 b*..'%i Moii..r. Ill-SeA. for fl—Houses M S REALTORS ' -. DeBARY-- 2 BR. Fla rm fur fluihyc). central heat. Fine retirement horny Only $19,500 loll CHRISTMAS Of selling four good used furniture and appliances tn Larry's N & U se d Mart, 213 S Sanford Ave, 322 ,i1132 SELL THAT CAR TODAY! Place a Iowcostwantad thenstaycIe to your ptone OAK FIREWOOD - to Buy GETEXT PA *CASH FOR GE Trash Compactor, g now $210. -'in stock only Sanford Electric Co. 2322 Park Dr., __ • ~ 2 and 3 BR 31-Aparfments NAVEL ORANGES 22 French Aye, Sanford 322 3622 ___ 400 2 IRONSIDE (A) Preempted KANGAROO 6* DUCK, DUCK GOOSE ' (Fri ) MAX B. NIMBLE II1IT)(kClrK3 JessiCa Laflge respect - ___________ am. - ii as integrity and ' Sanford area, off Lake Mary Blvd - 2 BR unfurnished IllS I Child Available Jan I 9054 323-3301 9-Good Things to Eat ________ Crave 15 100 12 TODAY (Local news at 7.25 arid 825). t.Hin Gnl ymin Film "Sometimes a Junior reporter conducts an Interview, his MARRIED? (A) SM THE FUNTSIONES 2 Al ft" %WVW er compromise standards such GETTING 300 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY WHAT'S HAPPENING? 4 recorded on tape, Corny see us or tail 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2 DAILY DEVOT IONAL Dr 'o L.&.g,.-i.s K%VO' an answer or reply is be perfect, but they should nev- 2 BR ijnfurn,shed, children, pets o I. $130 mo 373 iSIS or 1 901 734 039-i No One living above or below you Full time Resident Service Directors Models open tO A m 'til 6 p m Daily _____ - ERCISE SHOW 645 4 LOCAL f4,5 — already Broadcast Journalists may not example, he said, biroacasters should never dub In 2 12 THE DOCTORS 12 questions for an Interview after — - - HWanted $90 Cord 21, screened perch, carpor t, walk to 6054 after $ p m Brand new Tappan etectric ra ng e Cash for Ant,qtjy$ Corisigninenti shopping, owner holding. Vacant. Oil Heater. floor model, wanted Hi Way 46 Auction With hood, 8200 323 $151 after 2 $17,300 63,000 BTU, m Galleries, 322 6912 350 gal Oil tank Containing so gal ___ County- £2.2 story frame, reduced Oil, cement Stand, chimney and KENMORE WASHER Parts, Wanted to buy used office furniture. from $55,900 Owner hotcling, copper tubing for installing. Any quantity NOLL'S, Service Used 141,000 machines Complete 8200 Call 3729115 CASSELBERRY. Hwy Il 92, 530 MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 0697 1206 BAT EMAN REALTY '* Reg Peal Eitt Broker TV.Radio.S?ereo WANT ADS ARE SMALL in size, but Mom will love you all year for a ___________________________ 26)55 Sanford Ave ___________________________ BIG on delivery. Micro Wave Oven or a Trash Good used Ii's 125 & up 171 O759 eves 327 7613 Compactor. Dick's Appl'ances, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED MILLER'S, 2619 Orlando Drive. 7617 S French Ave. Jfl. 7631 PRt VAC Y No other home within 3 TOP prices paid, used, any con Sanford. 377 0332 blocks. Sits this 3 BR, 3 bath home ' ditlon 6 5126. W'n?er Park with large swimming pool Ccii ClASSified Ads will always give tral heat & air conditioning, wall 54—Garage WE BUY FURNITURE Sales more 'Much Much Mn,, than ______________________________ to wail carpet 125.930. FHA. VA . Masftand Auction you cipect 7396116 toll (fee from Sanford ,AP "GE SALE-- Clothes Jr& DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Harcjwick, Broker _______ t aies. Blow Dryer, Utility _____________________________ ______ Deltona. 644 Mit trailer, mi Sat. & Sun., 10 to s * 1Swap & Trade 30 7 Poinsettia Dr 373 9099. Diamond Solitaire, $79 SO up. diamond tie tac. $15 SO Gwaltney Overlooking Lake Monroe- 2 BR. 2 WANTED , SELLERS Garage Sale Jewelers, 04 5 Park Ave Story. on i acre. 1)9,600 Jenny BUYERS -DEALER, Clark Realty. 377 1599 Furniture, Dishes, Silverware, Empty your carport or 'l.,'a'i" office equip, tent, used canoes & Make $U and have fun Slppr * too! Bring your articles to Movie boats Wekiva Landing, 372 1470 Mom will iove one of our electrical PAYTON REALTY Land Drive In Theatre Swap Shop appliances See our fine selection GARAGE SALE Stove, - Flea Market, south 17 92, every Peg Real Estate &roker Gregory Lumber & True Value Refrigerator, Misc household . Sunday, 9 a m to S p m NO SALES-ApIs. & Homes Hardware. 61h & Maple 327 0$00 goods Honda 300 with all extras. CHARGE, Reserve tree spaces RENTALS--Apts.4, Homes Sat only I to 5 1101 West 70th St . Phone 372 1216. 7 pm to 9 pm SALES--FarmorCily Sanford any night -- 2610 Hiawatha at 11 92 ___________________ 372 1301 Day or Night Pool Table, 3'i'x7', folds for YARD SALE- House plants, 2 To Settle Estate 31A-()jplexes ___________ __ — Oi 373 5133 Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phone 123 4357 Write P.O Box 1213 Sanford. Florida 37771 ____________ Pinecrysf- 32, corn, trees, established neighborhood. $2L600. DELTONA SECOND AREA- 3 BR. 1 bath, utility room, screen porch, central heat I air. 875.000. - Ediscationa, Child Care for as low as 82. weekly if you qualify, 373 94 7 6 _______ ' ' * * Flowers & uitl. Trupiâi & ExOtiC Plants Carnations, IS do:. cash I carry CAREFREE FLORIST, 7397 French Ave.373 7150 Reduced $7,900 ON 1.AKE MONROE- Mayfair. Over I acre, custom 3 BR, 2 bath home with courtyard Privacy Near hospital. 322 5173 - 4 1-Houses ___________________________________ ' Color Co ordinated Kitchen & Cmfortable 2 BR hem, in Lake Appliances Mary, turn, or unf urn air cond Abundant Storage Space heat, Florida room, carport, fruit "Energy Efficient" Air Con frees 8175 month Call 569 ditioning Package between I I S or 3176196 eves & Full Circle Insulation & Soundweekends Prootiog 6--Child Care . 2.30 6 SUNRISS.SEMESTER ___ BEACH (AP) he free system of Journalism aiccepted throughout the coun- 200 9 520.000 PYRAMID 2 (Fri Oily) SONSHINE 4' JTANA 1_ MIAMI Sanford Ave. Brand new, sparkling wth charm! Furnished studios, unfurnished 8. 7 bedroom units Your new home features Shag Carpeting Fabric Covered Wails Built in Wall Bookcase Private Entrance Dead bolt Lock Fenced Patio i -- . ___________________ Air, carpet, Quiet I and 7 bedrooms $173 to $133 mcr.tpn Adults Phony 312 1510 Apartments 3301 S. - 52-App$jance 41-Hoes Real btate 1 OR. turn apt,, lights, water turn. Mature Idults No pets. $ 93 317 7296 after I wk days Sanford Court PublicQtion Notice to all customers & friends will close down all operations on Dec. 71 until Dec. 27-on vacation for Christmas. Remove Trees. Sell Oak & Pine wood. J. C. Benton, Handyman, RI. 3, Box 492, San ford, Fl. 32771. Phone 3n9407, if answer, call 3220711. PROBLEM Receives Award 4 AS THE WORLD TURNS ' For 9 FAMILY FEUD CHRISTOPHER CLOSE up (Fri) DAILY DEVOTIONAL . FACEDWITHADRINKING — . 2 12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES Preempted P.n. on Ch. 2. see below. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free 671 1277 for "WE Care", Adults & Teens CBS Exec — 130 EDUCATION (Thurs --- Retired "Integrity another word Iio r simple honesty has made 9. RYANS HOPE 2 (Mon) WITH THIS RING (Tue.) PICTURE OF HEALTH University of Florida (Wed) DBCC PROFILES IN - ip 11 Ft'fdQJ - itioner. 100 2 SOMERS(,T 4 MIDDAY S NEWS ' DIVORCE FORMS For free in. formation write to: Box 791, Pompano. Fla - 33061 ationalGeographic magazine, 9 NEWS 6 YOUNG AND REST- . 4—Personals LESS the Radio Television News PERRY MASON 'ectors Association, 12 50 GRAND SLAM 1230 "Journallsrn is the most hu2 THE GONG SHOW tian of the professions," Koop 4 6 SEARCH FOR It old the association's annual TOMORROW convention. "It will never reach 9 ALL MY CHILDREN erfection; its success depends (Tues.) MAGAZINE FOUR (Wed.) EVERYWOMAN (Thurs.) CRACKERWREL (FnI)LOOKUPjrJLpJ f,,,,,,_ - -.- )l—ArtmflIsFurnished NOW RENTING ___ __ _____4—Persona Is 4A—Public Notices SEARS telephones will be open every night illS thru Dec. 22. Two days delivery. 322 1771. - ____________________ with 1200 600 19, - Koop, who previously worked Afternoon Morning 6 Sundcy - Noon Low Down VA & FHA Home, KuIp Rt':ty, 327 2333 07 W First St - ' H A G B B W E L G N I T H G I F N I P 6 SM CBS NEWS 4 - SHOW 1130 2 12 STUMPERS 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 611111 LOVE. AME RICAN STYLE 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) 11 50 SM PAUL ' HARVEY COM- Friday - Before 30-Apartments Unfurnjs Sscellaneous for Sa * - 41c a line i thru S times )Ica line 6 thru 25 limes 24c a line 26 limes (S2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) i Lines Minimum The Do,ij * _______________________________________________________________________________________ DEADLINES DMRDRAWDIJJTBEHARADA FOLLOW THE STARS * * FOR CIvue,tj,ta. IDEASI 1 44 It RATES P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon Noon 41-Houses Pcuk) 1. 2 12 WHEEL OF FORTUNEUNE 4 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 DOUBLE DARE Pta,yere Newgamesf-iowtx,steci by Alex Trebek 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL -- 831-9993 HOURS 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 1010 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1100 9 DAILY WORD of all time. 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 930 70 CLUB 100° 2 12 SANFORD AND SON (R) 6 WILD. WILD WEST SM THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU . ' OriQndo - Winter 12 P.4ERV GRIFFIN SHOW 4 (55 LATE MOVIE 'Koak The Picest Guys On The (A) 4 Seminole 1955 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 9 STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO (R) 120° 4 CBS MOVIE CONT. 'Sapphire. Nigel Patrick. Mitchell star. ScosJand ,,, Yard investigates the murder er of a beautiful, pregnard god. ¶240 9 DAN AUGUST (R) 1.00 12 TOMORROW 2 SM NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 105 SI MOVIE Trail Beyond John Wayne. 1934. Western 145 ETUO RCTHG I EWY VAE HAR TLKKSHTFELOVEDSULWZ FESTLSRUPAROPERWIE I L FE A K E 0 RO UN DAM I EM LI Y TV MO C F RE K YR R PEP AIR WHO E BJ 0 IC DC KR SW AR E 0 EOLRORUNJTLOYERRCRV lOGS X R Y 0 KA HO N YE R 1W A G K N L I P 0 W G S B G G K T Y A E N HOEUNNOSLENLIOLINJ I TED 0 GJ U 0 E PS AR RE NO G Y ACLFTHSIUOLEOJWGVHR EROWHEAVERGNI KCUOTA Thursday Dec. 16, 1976-9B 9IEREFORO STOCK FARM $295,000 Lake of Ozarks. Missouri 132.000 down payment 20 years on balance Good house. I miles of crystal clear stream frontage Year around with soliu rock bottom This stream haS never run dry Large fish in stream Good well Completely Aluminum Siding Landscaping & Hauling fenced and cross lCn(ed 3 barns County road frontage Very ___ _____________ Lawn Care secluded de Wilderness area 6 I can cover yOur home with I __ separate hay tilds finely aluminum 4. 114111111 ub system Also LIGHT HAULING&YARD "HUGHEY EQUIPMENT manicured and t er raced sO oct Roofing. Gutters 20 Yrs Eap .SNOGARAGE CLEAN UP Dirt service, Clearing. Mowing, open. A Small fortune and many Eagle Siding Co 631 9543 Phone 349 £371 Back hoe loader 272 5121 yoars were spent improving thiS I farm and bringing up to present I Tree Trimming & Surgefy-1.4 condition Virgin timber 301310 Home Improvements Cleaning Maintenance Free EstImate, years'old Much wild game Deer. wild turkey, quail A paradise and ________________________ _Licensed. Peon. 327 7547 show place Farm priced far Central Heat & Air Conditioning SOFA& CHAIR SHAMPOOED below replacement cost. Write EXPERT LAWN SERVICE For free estimates, tail Carl Also Carpet Shampooed Trustee, General Acce ptance Co Mowing. Edging, Trimming Harris at SEARS in Sanford 32'? Only US Phone 372 3.511 Free Estimates ales Box 329, Osag. Beach. Missouri, ________ Phone 373 U42 1771 — 63063 or call collect (I 14) 392 3162. Dee & Gerry's Cleaning Service DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Gebhardt's Home Repairs, Room Residential & Comm,rcial Clean Mowing Trimming. Edging With 46—Commercial Property irig Pt 1.60* 171CC. Sanford, Fl Additions, Concrete Work, Paint a Pe rson al Touch 9301&34 - 1 31771 '00. Carpenter Work, Ceramic 323 6415 Tile. Alum Enclosures 323 6175 ' COMMERCIAL PROPERTY I Fr Estimate, Choice commercial site 230*230' on ' Pest Control US Hwy I? 92 inside Sanford City Heater Cleaning Carpentry, Remodeling Add,t,ons limits By Owner 271 7922 Custom Work Licansed, Bonded Free' estimate 3736034. AT BROWN PEST CONT P OL Heaters Cleaned & Adjusted Merchandise ROui*g. Suing, 5h metal, Alum. 7567 Park Drive Call Paul Miller 322 U5 I Soffit. Painting, Air corid . 322 5190 1 Gutters, Texture Coating, Screens, etc Large quality, small dollar 50--Miscellaneous for Sale ______________________ ' B•ll Evans. 531 9914 I - - - - -. ___________________ , - . I -, — Sewing BALL REALTY Peg Rea l E$tte Broier 'iALES - RENTALS 517W lt St .Sanford 221 5 64or 372 2157 after Hr's ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS DOCS -3176)7) NighIS-3fl 7332 varanteed recondil,oned auto $12.95 exchange batfeniel I Electrical REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave BOWLIPI ELECTRIC Electrical Bathroom Cabinets, Itchen Counter tops, sinkS Installation available anytime Bud Cabell 3725031 led Restaurant & Bar equipment St ea m table, milk shake machine. *Aitre'ss 041 'On CIt 123 2770 Contractors Industrial, corn Free residential mercial. estimates I Insulation Ait,rjl.n. Dress Making, Drapes, Uculafery I'io In piqi ________________ Blown in fl5pil?iQii' Mayo In I Jul' about e-ver11A100 for ChrIUmis aton Co I3G02 or 6" $i31 1 Gutting c4fl be tol'ld in Ad,, To List VOW Business ... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 �106— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. id, 1976 61 Fveningflemld 69th Year, No. 102—Friday, December r a \bV £51111 11, Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents 1976 U - 4..ake/and Woman Stricken J_ L Allillippimilm4~ ' all SANFORD & CASSELBERRY OPEN & Yes, folks, both our stores \ / (U w - ill be open tomorrow night - folksS wh0 -" • ju st can mak e it gI . $ We'll be here with the kinds of .,* . • ,.. , - . I I - . M + .— Compare at for. developing symptoms of Guillain.Bare accents. syndrome. Officials are Investigating to d tennine If there is link between numerous reports of the malady and the vaccination program. Usually not fatal, the illness may cause temporary paralysis. OfhciasdtifJttIt as Judy Roberts, 36. They said she was in serious condition at Lakeland General Hospital. Pick your decor with these fine cedar chests. All operation...We just ask ,• ,, and decide for yourself. REG. 99.95 Contemporary j wlvei IocKer 9 % Federal officials suspeAded the program Thursday to investigate reports that some vaccinated persons have developed GuillainBarre syndrome, a disease affecting the nervousst They stressed that there was no proven association between the swine flu vaccine and the disease. but that the program suspension was "prudent," until the possibility of such a link was checked out. Were pleased with this decision to shut down," Barks said. "I think it's the only move they could have made." Federal health officials indicated that this Li the second suspension of the program in two months. Shaken publlccenfidencein the vaccine and the fact that restarting the prograin might 5995 Reg. $69.95 I., % HIDEAWAY TRADITIONAL REGULAR SIZE i \ \ Meanwhile, in Seminole County, Dr. Orville director of the count) health depart aid today the flu vaccine should be stockpiled. Ith1nkwhattheyUdoishaeuskeepthe vaccine on a stand-by basis in case there is _') SAVE $10.00 COMPARE AT 119.95 \ I — $129.95 Block biscuit tuftedmback 444" reversib cushion. Walnut finish base. Choice of colors. I 5 in select hardwood veneers. Some are all genuine red cedar our stock it. I • We're not a ''Gimmic" / striking id $7600 — ." I I • SofanSleeper " j Straight fective Immunization cloud the program's fUtifl'C, according to Dr.- Theodore cooper of the Department of Health, Education & Welfare. "It will be very difficialt to convince the arms attached back reversible seat We have confidence in H L_t an we you ll -: • \ \ \ Contemporary Style too! L- . ; "h L .- '1: - si • COM PARE ' ' Super Queen Size Sleeper —________________ - -- . . 2S" Console Color GT.McMc TV 100 % SOLID STATE 'II 95 95 , I 1 4 iii - •. /' • Component Stereo With Built- / ' ..\ . , A, '1 ____________ _____ In 8 Track FM AM/FM Stereo I . 4% \. _______ i i invest gat on suspension of the program resulted from reported 91 cases olGuillain-Barresyndromein 14 states. Barks described the ress of the discaSe as follows: "First there is a mild respiratory infection with fever. This lasts a few days, then the patient recovers days later the patient develops some weakness in the lower part of the body extending gradually upwards The weakness may go as far as the arms. Occasionally there Is paralysis merely of the face or arms, but this is rarer." . MA ...-.- ______ ,, "S.•% Ilk . 1 qje W 4" The disease as it is now being investigated in relation to the swine flu vaccine behaves somewhat differently. "When we knew this the vaccine, people normally disease recovered. They y spent a month in bed, but they did generally recover." 1. it Ile gestation period for the disease remains at about 21 days. Barks suggests that people who have had the vaccine and feel they may be ill should contact their physician, explain the situation and make an appointment as usual. "The cases which have been reported, he said, "have experienced some paralysis withthone to three weeks of receiving the vaccination." Between 11,000 and 12,0DO Seminole Coun residents swine c Barks said. Since President Ford Initiated the $135million swine nu progrm Isso slMing, it has been dogged with problems. A White House spokesman said Ford "concurred in the decision" about the latest suspension. "71 V_ ' -1- t i (Herald SANTA ARRIVES WITH GOODIES Phone by 1PM Vincent) Children attending Kravola Kollege, a n ursery at 108 S. Elm •n in Sanford, '%ere treated to an eariv visit from Santa re' cently. Delighted tots gave warm greeting to Jolly Old Elf, who was provided by XI Epsilon Sigma chapter, Beta Sigma 11hi. State's Crown, Gains A where we'd have been." Where the Seminoles are, despite an unblemished 10-0 field ledger during the past campaign, is sitting on the sidelines while Tallahassee Godby battles Miami Carol City for state AAAA laurels. The competition gets pretty stiff in the late rounds of the playoff so Godby gouged a well-balanced, 4ispired Merrill, Island club. 21.0, to make the finals while Carol City was thrashing out a 76 decision over rugged Tampa Plant. ft's rough up there near the top. So it would have been no disgrace for Seminole to be eliminated from the competition. But the Braves weren't eliminated. They were disqualified. The 10.0 record was changed officially to 8-2 and the Sanford school's first playoff berth in history went sailing out the window because afourtstrthg wideout was ineligible. And Posey put him in near the finish of Seminole's final two regular-season romps, 35-7over.Daytona Beach Seabreeze and 41-19 over Lake Brantley. So when it was discovered that the young man had in fact flunked two subjects, Seminole was out. They were replaced by Gainesville, who promptly lost to Winter Park, 13-0 in the opening round The local squad took Gainesille's slot in the meaningless Florida Bowl and squeaked past Largo, 13-12. Could Seminole really have done something against the state's gridiron biggies? "I don't know," Posey said, trying to examine what - might A Citys 'Thanks' have-b'nobjectiveIy.'Iththkwe'dhavehadarealgoodchance Then came a Final insight into Jerry Posy the n. to win some of them. We were really looking forward to playing They asked Brave boss to name the eight Seminole players Winter Park." who made the all-Five Star Conference team. The eight players But everybody knows what Posey did, along with Seminole who never went against Winter Park or Merritt Island because of Pruicipal Pon Reynolds. When they discovered the ineligibility judgmental and clerical faux pas. The eight players — along nightmare four days before the Tribe was to duel Winter Park, with the other squad members and Posey himself suffered Posey and Reynolds turned themselves in. through an experience wWch could produce anger and bitterness. "Living your life with value on principles is more Important "Well, I'll try to," Posey said. "I went to introduce the boys at than winning," Moore declared while lauding Posey for his record an assembly the other day and Ileft one of them sitting up there. off the field as well as on. That seems tobemy life story this year _ leaving somebody off of something." Reynolds pointed out the manner in which Posey has transformed a chaotic athletic department atmosphere into one of cooperation and success. "Anybody who can be a leader of men, as well as students, should be complimented," Reynolds said. "Jerry Posey's" the type of individual in education who makes us all proud." Scininok County School Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer said, '1 just want to thank Jerry for making Don (Reynolds) look good 4-A Dr. Lamb Around The Clock 6-B and thank Dun for niaking me look good. Layer grudgingly Bridge 61- 11 Horoscope 6-B added that Posey was "the best coach Seminole High's had since Calendar S-A Hospital 8-A Bud Layer left there Church 3-B Obituaries S-A Additional accolades were passed out by Sanford City Com- Comics 6-B Sporu 6-7-A 6-B Television misslont'r Gordon Meyer, Seminole Sheriff John Polk and Greater Crossword 4-B Sanford Chamber of Commerce representatives Jack homer and Editorial 4-A Weather S-A John Carli among others. Dear Abby I-B Women I-B - Today Radio & Deluxe Phonograph remsvssg s I • " Me MRS) • - ,,. sovec IS mi"N flow W. stili"I btII Auti. defrost CVCI.. Rolary • - • SYLVANIA .t's c.fli. . 31S Sq. Inch Viewing Screen -J i SHARP I ' • SYLVANIA I 1 $429. . (04145) assistant secretary for But this morning the U.S. Center for Disease Control in Atlanta mentioned several thousand cases annually. 'However," Barks added, "It was not made clear whether this represented the cases within this country or worldwide." The Florida AAAA high school football championship will be played tonight at Bryant Stadiwn in Lakeland, and Sanford's Seminoles won't he there. But a group of city and county dignitaries treated Seminole Coach Jerry Posey 1hursday as If he had already captured the state crown. "Gee, I don't know what to say, except that I'm just overwhelnied," Posey said after receiving the key to the city from Sanford Mayor Lee Moore, along with a pile of other "tokens of appreciation." "It'snotjustme," Poseysaid. "I'vehadquiteabitofhelpalong the way. But I sure do appreciate it." Among those mentioned as 'helpers" in producing Seminole's 20-2 grid record over the past two seasons was Posey's wife Martha, who also attended the fete. "It's a lonely life being a coach's wife I think you all know that," Mr& Posey said. "But with my three little children and all my friends, it does help." Torn Hunt president of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, pinned a corsage on Mrs. Posey's dress without drawing a drop of blood. Posey also directed heavy praise toward his coaching staff. "If it wasn't for them," the Warrior chief said, "I don't know Early American stynng with attached pillow " thick cushions. "" mattress. Wood trim 'a'rm patchwork quilt cover . Cooper, Barks said that he had been under the i:nthat the paralytic di occurred in this country only about 20 times ByKRISNASH IlergldSt.affyjriter . \ He M is s es $ ' public," said TA COMPARE AT '259"s jv Attached button channel back Front II casters. 6" thick T-cushions. 4" thick foam mattress. Available in expanded brown vinyl. "Hideaway" design. \ \ Li MODEL (14H$) \ \\ \ \ cushions 4" foam mattress. Covered In striped T Services It was the first report of a Floridian . '•"T The Herald swine, 1" vaccin,lim last month de symptoms like those that caused national health officials to suspend the inoculation or All Pine construction with good solid values you're looking I By - .— ... 0;!O~L* Store Flu Shos t Jefferson Cedar es S — during our regular open hours. ET1 LANE — to accomodate all you working "Willie ' FRIDAY 'TIL 12:00 MIDNIGHT County Offic ial: • gla s COMPARE IV TO OTHER (03UE) SETS '35995 001, 0 *0 1 COSTING /o, I YEAR PAM SERVIa WARRANTY SHARP II MODELCUEP Tufting). Rpp1cbIq circuit md'dvtes for easy LgP,sd ckaauiil ladlcai.a, Auto. CirCuit breaker, speaker. Mdt$e,r.is& stynag. • I ; • WITH —1 DEFROST CYCLE soll-adiustifte COW. Black matrix pictvry tube for surp (Exclusive Ca rouse _______ tvrle4. CA*O4JSIL I hot V cold Wh. 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Friday 9 to 1, ..-. • ...Or maybe like this... It's Like This... b L — (Herald ...Mmm ... •.. Oh, forget if 0 . . Seminole C. S • Fr ends i PItiIe by Nick Wills) � 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 16, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 16, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 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/4bccfe27d8b592d2b90ec4d21e24cad3.pdf 2bee00a6fa0507bb010223d376eb22cf PDF Text Text 4 5-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Dec. 14. 17 196 - s' .40"Os GIVE p THE GIFT THEY WON'T RETURN! MAKI ' ONLY ATABC" FROM coui S. \ *11755 9 '4.95 _ AMERICA'S ~ QUART NEAPOLITAN LIQUEUR FOR A WAILBANGER .1 5TH AMARETTO 299 ~ CREME OE MENTHE-CREME DI CAFE CACAO - BLACKBERRY - TRIPLE SEC ANISETTE - APRICOT - SLOE GIN PEPPERMINT SCHNAPPS - 1: _______ IMPORTED CANADIAN . PEACH 'i flfl MIX ANY I CHERRY L.%Qh12 FOR 35.15 I'.. Ck ...: jj 12 STH T AT PAC- .AWSIÔ 1 --'-"• ____ IN( U S A B EA UTIFUL 14 DRINKING SET 24 01 BOTTLE OF JAPANESE SAKE WiTH PORCELAIN WARMER +4 CUPS 7.99-4.99 P1*1 GIFT DECANTER 5TH BRUT. PINK. EX. DRY " . TRAVEL r4,U MTN ALUMINUM .n- $rtRaoislIl REG 3415 16" RUBY PORT. PORT 5TH. TAWNY PORT SHERRY CREAM SHERRY COCKTAIL SHERRY ____________________ _____ _____________ 22 BEAUJOLAIS VILLAGES '74 3.99 *051 ST. AMOUR BEAUJOLAIS 74 4.99 citm* su*c 4 . __ _______ ______ ______ ______ ___ / f' ON THE DAY AITIR CHRISTMAS AND NOT At Alt SIlAa3 [: - THEIR 50(11 ARE TOO LAR1, THEIR TIES ARE TOO SlIGHT MANYINGIFTBOXES T.,Sisvtip,ii.s THEY KArl TOO MAR'! PINOtS TWill 50015 TIlEr MA$1 IIAD I. ONLY AT A.B.0 ___ ' OKLAHOMA STATE vs BRIGHAM YOUNG 8-02. WINE 12.02. BRANDY 120Z.GO6LET 14-01. BEER sox4 2,, Of 22 02. BRANDY I CHAMPAGNE . 2 BOX 0F4 - Sol 8 OZ.IRISH COFFEE :!ILLA111I.yIlI4rflIr,1J WI VA__EXIA All AlIf 1(10W 1011113 24-I? MO CIPAKIII . 24 12 -. 4.15 02 '' 24-I? SAUTIME C*MTECLWT ______ _ 2412 599 OZ. CANS ___ "mom 5.99 02. CANS OO" ON( UNIC LEGION , ALL .FWI '. Do" GILIACIM $051 DI 4 4,99 l.&.M lIft 2 ,... 4, 9 DI 22.31 c.au Of 4 59 9 21315 99 CASE Oil IMLIU ,' WHEN IN DOUBT ERIE D RI N . KS . 43 C SANFORD COCKTAIL LOUNGE YMUISTO2ISS 'HIGHWAY 17-92 PKG. STORE SOUTH CITY LIMITS. fl COCKTAIL LOUNGE LON 0 WOO.... PACKAGE STORE , 'HIGHWAY' 17.92 NEAR 434 ' OPEN . CASSELBERRY SUNDAY COCKT AI L LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE HIGHWAY 17.92 AT 436 . WINELOVERS DELIGHT 2502. _______ ______ ' 7.95 win. . -' 74 Yin BeauoIais in. Jaboul.i Vçrch.,. and also Bacchus Mosml- ' and Chenin Blanc. blumch.n dccorat.d with brjw and ribbon for that fejliy nccasion Two - 24 o., bottles in a bøt,f1 gold boo decorated br holiday __________________________________________________ . . . wm SIBASTIANICALIFORNIATASTE RS , '1 RE CH MI tinu :ih'M1hhh13 ' . ' Chablis. Ch.n,n Blanc & Zintandel These aruwines that WrIt please all - s-B 1-B A gokj treasure 01 S** U7pofl.d Euro. ' puan haM bottb (R.d 'Miis & Roses) 'SpeCialty $01eCt.d fU1 the 6.A 11.13-A 6-B 6-A . ' . . •95 . n'II1 An eICalI*fll IleCl40fl or JaboijLrt. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS SUNDAY "DISCO" COCKTAIL LOUNGE. PKG. STORE HI-WAY 434 - 1 BLOCK EAST OF 1.4 THE PERFECT GIFT MEMBERSHIP ,Ve'thiri-ss Frets Jacques Red Imperial ' $111) . PER YEAR and Bacchus An1ou 'fo 11 S1vdeco,at.d RHONEVALLEYCMLE WITH ' DGMAINEDIL'ENCLOSE A BACCHUS WINE SOCIETY SAV2 UP 10 41*101 O*3Wil(3(ACMag 8.95 Th,s big. rob. re.j v"ne from III Rhonearea. t; nistl.d in an 'mede YCsr wi cadS. along with an .mportiJ French wcoden cork. screw LOW, LOW.CASE SPECIALS FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING - - MOST ARE IN BEAUTIFUL INDIVIDUAL GIFT -BOXES `*-: LA JACK DANIELS BLACK BLEND 5TH VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN OT. RONRICO RUM QT.'54.95 __GEO.DICKELB BRUGAL RUM (IT. 52.95CANADIAN CLUB OLD FLORIDA RUM UT. 43.95 CKUT.69.95 _ 77.95'KESSLER (IT. 91-75 GORDONS GIN 5TH 49.95 ' 52.951_ MARTINS V.V.O. SCOTCH 01. 76.50 QT.61.951 WILD TURKEY 1010 __' VAT GOLD WHITEHALL VODKA UT. 42.95 i GRANTS 8 YR. SCOTCH 5TH 69.95 WHITE HORSE SCOTCH 5111 61.95 CANADIAN L.T.D. II CUrlY SARK SCOTCH I UT. 95.88 I CATIO SCOTj 5TH 46.95 WHITE HORSE SCOTCH UT. 18.95 CALVERT EXTRA . I ' 900 LONDON TOWER GIN UT. 59.75 'HARVEYS SCOTCH ' UT. 58.95 RICKALOFF voota UT. 46.95 INVERHOUSE SCOTCH " UT. 01.95 J&B SCOTCH HEAVEN HILL 800 UT. 57.95' . WHITEHALL GIN UT. 42.95 IHEAVEN HILL 800 BY. an 5TH 41.15 11MG & I4AIG 5 * . 5TH 82.95 I HOUSE OF LORDS ' BOODLES ENGLISH ci* JACK DANIELS BLACK . UT. .7 1.88 (IT. 96.95 HUDSON'S BAY SCOTCH.- OT. 5195 BALLANTINE D(rVIN 5TH 71.88 DEVONSHIRE SCOTCH. OLD RARITY 12 YR. SCOTCH UT. 92.50 ' J. WALKER RED SCOTCH, UT. 92.95 FOUR ROSES QT , 56.95 TANQUERAY GIN BEEFEATER GIN ' ' UT. 83.88 '• BEEFEATER GIN ' 51H 1.1.88 1 SEAGRAM Y.O. UT. 90.95 HARW000 CANADIAN BULLOCH & LADE SCOTCH UT. 58.95 BLACK &.WHTE SCOTCH 5TH 6.5.88 USHERS SCOTCH 5TH 49.95 I BENCHMARK ORB. (IT. 65.88 ' UT. 82.95 (IT. 63-95 STANLEY BLEN. W . 5TH 89.95 UT. 54.95 I STANLEY KY. GIN-VODKA 5TH 40.95 . UT. 57.95 I ABC 1000 VODKA ' ' UT. 59.15 57H 11.95 I ABC 1000 VODKA ' 5T)4 47.75 ' UT. 19.95 HARVEY BRISTOL CREAM 5TH 68.95 BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH OT.-81.95 JACQUINS 5 * BRANDY 5TH 54.95 BELLS 8 YR. SCOTCH (IT. 71.80 I CHRISTIA N BROS. usy 5Th 57 95 rU UT. 51.95 f BELLS 8 YR. SCOTCH ' 5111 59.88 PHILLIP[ nis BRANDY' UT. 61.95 5TH 56.95 I STANLEY CANADIAN ' 5TH 46.95 I CERTIFIED BRANDY ' UT. 63.95 - •, -. 1 (Herald PMts by Kris, sai*) ON TOUR (.)F NEW HL'IU)ING: Architect Carl : Gutmann with SCC trustees Beverly Freeman, CarolyttStenstromn and SCC . .. . President 1)r. Earl Weldon'. . I . . . Makes Deal , r P pq1. j' 4, Y By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer on Easter Colorfully decorated with a bow & TRIPLE PLEASURE Ex-Employe 9-111 6-A DAYS TO CHRISTMAS ' 12.95 . 8-11 10 amliew From on. of Calilorn,.a', finest COC$ a IeliCl,oii 01 us halt bottles ci CIshfl Hungn.n. Vin Rosu x nerts and elected only a week ago to the chief executive's office. Keller's resignation Is to become effective Jan. 5, 1977, two days after Connell and other officials take office. "1 have neither talked to Keller directly or indirectly nor about him except to my wife and children since the election," Connell said, adding that despite differences with the year-old Keller, who took office June 1, irs, he has not attempted to "harness, muzzle or suspend" the man. In addition, Connell said he has not been in the police station since his arrest by city officers last February. The Connell-Keller relationship has been a stormy one . . , rnntiniiinc, rel . . ' Sebastjinj Burgundy Analysis ' 8-13 . .. 6.95 'Igsons'com. the f'ne,t Today . ' AMERICASFAVORITES . Fiom FeandGeny,m,p,Ij, Kimbrough said the state should monitor the program. lie said the food stamp program was a 'ripoff." Kimbrough also agreed, however, that if the need is there, Seminole Cou nty should strive to meet that need. ribbon Isarly for the holiday surpri,. . OPEN GIFT CERTIFICATE iII4th 23T0 Coru-icil. - Department of 'Education and section contains classrooms Johnson said. fie added that the Around The Clock by federal inspectors, with washing and cleaning college had not received the Bridge Gutmann and Dragash told facilities for ceramics students money for the upcoming Calendar The Seminole Community trustees that the Fine Arts and a corridor gallery where migrant courses yet but said he Comics College Board of Trustees facility, which contains about paintings can be displayed had been notified by the state Crossword granted 'approval Tuesday an. acre of floor space, was under modern indirect lighting, that the grant would be for- Editorial ' night for school officials to designed with special emphasis The new Fine Arts building thcoming. Dear Abby accept a certificate of "sub- on "the principle of music and took about two and a hall years Johnson also received per- Dr. Lamb stantial completion" on the sound." to bring 'from the drawing mission from the panel to seek Horoscope college's new $1.5 million Fine The building contains scores board to the present. Gutmann state funding for a local project hospital Arts building. of dual-purpose rooms which said. Milwee told the board that to be called "The County Jail: Obituaries The action came after board can serve as offices or the music, drama and art Whose Responsibility?" The Sports. members joined SCC President classrooms; a majestic 350-seat departments plan to move into program would consist of a one- Television dramatic Weather Dr. Earl Weldon and. other auditorium; an elaborate the facility during the Christ- act, one-hour school administrators on a 50- backstage dressing room, mas holidays, presentation based on factual Women minute tour of the facility, make-up and classroom area. In other business, Dr. Edwin 'information, followed by a two11 designed by Sanford architects and a 125-seat facility which the Johnson, director of adult and hour discussion by a panel of Iiuntinn tnirl the e Carl Gutmann and John nrl"hitrH"tc said WflIIIil be picorrectional Dragash. panded into a theaterin-the- board that $216,000 will be procedures, Johnson said. He added that no budget will Weldón's assistant for ad- round with double its present allocated by the state to fund ministrative affairs, Rayburn seating capacity. SCC's adult migrant education be set for the proposed project, Mllwee, said approval of the The new structure is oriented program during the 1.977-78 which would be funded under the Florida Endowment for the substantial completion cer- around a central hub which academic. year. tificate clears the way', for the provides ready access to three Florida is the only state east Humanities (FED), until a building to be inspected by areas of academic study: of the Mississippi River which favorable response is received representatives, of the State music, drama and art. The art offers adult migrant courses, from the FEEl office in Tampa. *_BEAUTIFULWINEGIFTBASKETS Gerard "I have been considering, since the deetion, how Chief Keller and .1 could work together," said Connell, a councilman, now - By KRIS NASII herald Stall Writer B ABCBUYSBYTHECARLOADANDTHESAVINGSISYOURS 49.95 Eligibility requirt'rr.its include the following: They must be a resident of Seminole County They must be a patient of the Health Clinic, the sponsoring agency for the program. They must meet a nutritional need. Mayor-elect - 319 553 .TNr delscio..ii wines for I GIVE AN ABC 73 CHAT TIMBIRUT ILDItu 13N EUROPEAN TWiNS •V 1W? • FLA DOLPHIN ti. sica 39, 34,95 1002. ON THE ROCKS 25 IOU 9'9 tioni France G.rrn.ny Spin Portugal a hOE,djy win. taslincj WIIPI th.s, sis _________ 902. HI BALL23 FOR 'and Italy S3ections such aa. Peman,n bottle5 of popular W'fl'$ sfl a bsut,fI a, Scr'y Bic,jro Asti Spumjnt. ________ ' 1e01t.r trimmed wick, basket Sulecton RuN BernkaTIt5I.ç Sputiese & oIh .n . IncludeS wines such largo leat her trimmed w,ckr bjck.t J V B.ausoiati. _____________ Bacchus Gravss. Rah Zeller 5thr00 Kati LAMtNUw & Beccaro ____________________________________________________________________________ I, __________________________________________________ FIGURINES ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES . 'AMERICAN TT* •AMV(T 1 2 DIAl CADILLAC MO OØI 341 341 PCI I*elvi Imported Euvopejn wines selected The program is set up similar to the nation's food stamp program. Needy persons would be Lssued coupons to make purchases with. 'SCC Building' Graded "A' 349 BEAIMIIE CAB SAIrV1GNON WHY PAY MORE? C 73 VIII IS1 . The resignation Tuesday of Public Safety Director Douglas Keller came as a complete surprise to !T 1$ 5.31 EUROPEAN HOLIDAY SAMPLE R 10 FOR 1.19 MY AN III AN CIEATEA*J*EIjI 73 VlNI. 'AA'5 LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS Df AUR • TOTEM POLE ____ $AMMAT1N SUINESS STOUT 13.95 014 &NLM c*u4• 9 GUASTI CMARTI cUNl e.us 11*505* SAUTIMI 24-I? SEBAST1ANI LAGER *11(4! '5.31 399 CASE . 014 IM.LaU MulIsh vii *ou PORT SlUshy ABC MUSCATEL PETER HAND UTE 5.99 oz.wts LUCKY s' DEL CONTE 2412 4.99 02 ri PEARL BEER rABC ____ uI F Keller And Connell,0 Conf rontations End Herald Staff Writer i. DSU.Wau 211 " SAUTIAXE'13 VIVO GLASSES 7.EJ ON THE ROCKS 3.02 MARTINI oz. MANHATTAN / 5-02. WHISKEY SOUR ' ' 6.02. CHAMPAGNE ST. (MILtON 1 73 VI II. aux 14 hElEN SOiwWE KATZ um 211 321 321 341 JOHANNIUERG(R 341 ZELILRSC$WWUIZ 199 l5,( ii CHAT. RIPEAIJ 2101 2.31 (Il$PMUMucN I POUIUY IUI3SI 13 V1NT. 421 CRYSTAL _SAVEONUDEY ML PRO GLASSWARE 1.01. CORDIAL IEAUJOL*I$ '14 GUV1S'lEVlII. 3QTS. 14's . ltAIa D Cl aturi 2401 l L1$BDA ROSE French supported the program's concept. "I'm definitely in favor," French said. "Why can't we monitor it?" Kwiatkowski asked. He went on to say that just because the program has a "hole," a lack of proper monitoring, is no reason to kill the entire concept. 'Kwlatkowski said the commission should look at the "advantages that can be gained." Commission Chairman Pick Williams proposed the week's delay. Williams said he was under the impression the county had to contribute $6,000 to get the program off the ground. But health department officials said they asked for $6,000 to make it a better program, but the $6,000 is not a mandatory figure. - 15 VIN OCXIFENER BOCXSTIIN BLUE 1Q11 LJEBFP.ALIM1LDI WINE 2 SCOTCH o GERMAN IT ALIAN WiNE YINT,.0(A1 L&SCOMBES PEMARTIN CREAM SNY' •s *S%EAL I 4 - 24 OZ flflA AMBASSAWIT YERMOIJIN 345 AIIJOU ROSE 74YI1T. 241 MOSLLIIUMCNIN I= "Is COT1SDUA$ONE 73V11T. 211 IE***AITILER UEOOC 73 VIII 231 PIESPORTIR MICHELMAG MacGregor LE3 7 Nobody brings back their Liquor or W 6.99 QT. 83.75CASE . ', Oh 3 QUARTS 12 221 CA&IP.*IT 1AuyiM0. RIUl 47 Clan 101 *4AT 1111*01114 - fl44 SUGGOSTN* IS MINE 5.97 5TH 71.64 CASE ' *ITW PURCHASE NCMIUrlNOGAIfl FOAIuAAIAGfljOTy IK RUT 11 YOU ARE ANXIOUS AND 101,1* TO lEARN CANADIAN 4.15 v lien go* wbe G" OW Lw 86.8° BONDED 18 _______ O Ha, Ti.. ,EAL.sd ai.W.AS.s1.$..sud WISER DELUXE 10 YR. BOWL '3°, ______ Delay Action County commissioners postponed action Tuesday on a $100,000 federal program designed to provide supplemental food for pregnant women, infants and children under four. About 800 persons in Seminole County have been Identified as being qualified for the program if it's approved. It is slated to begin Jan. 1. Commissioner John Kimbrough said he wanted assurances that the program will be properly monitored and that those persons who are identified as beneficiaries are the ones who actually receive the high protein food supplements. Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff said he'd like "to see some additional information." Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski and Bob POMBAL ROSE PORTUGAL 221 •RLE* NUIBARIAN 2 II • PIlOT CI4AADONNAY 301 301 795 JUAN SANGRIA FROM SPAIN 211 221 FINE FRII REFUND __ IU0011 I ,*mo fl 2.11 2 N CxAl wriE ROTNSCXO p P1N0T NOW. CIUJ,j)0NNAy MOULIN A VENT lwuoua 14 4.99 COMARAINPOMMARD _708.99 _____ _______ TRIO-3/SPLITSCHAMPAGNE399 AO,I.CsI. fl, ____ rwiir on 2.49 STRAWIEUy 3 3/4 ItAiflilut T1YOU GAIDIIS $1T rn ,, 171 BURGUNDY 499 c.iu.*i PULIGNY MONTRACHET 74 5.99 2' PINOT CHARDONNAY Lon gwood Resignation - - 'C hild . Food Aid Hit! Snag CHEMY FESTIVE 61" WINES 221 •c,u.aus VOSNE ROMANEE '73 '-a - - Longwood Council Chairman J. H. Grant, Mayor Jim Lormann, and Keller, chatting back in June, 1975. By DONNA ESTES (ST 1125 1214 2.11 • 2.21 • MT. ROIL BURGUNDY 5.49 SILVAMI*pJS3G FREREJACQtJES *ii .s . Commissioners I 4OT sucut*M CHRISTMAS 5ebastiani 51$ PINOT CHARDONNAY '14 3.49 POUILLY FUISSE '14 5,99 MAIEU CHATEALJNEUF DUPAPE14 4.99 P1NOTIOt 2.69 CLURITRAMIN(l COTES Dli RHONE '73 - 22?TH WWI SGA LIGHT FLEIJRIE BEAUJOLAIS '14 2 CHABLIS 74 j,j CHABLIS NATURE 8.99 OT. 1O4" CAU . , CALIF WiNE B EA UJOLA IS GARELLE 74 349 COCKTAIL HOUR 5 '1116P.M. WED. DEC. 15 • LOUNGE REGISTERS LOCKED ALL SALES DONATED TOCHRISTMASSEALCAMPAIGN PREMIUM VINE IRENCH Wilt ' 2501, fr 5" ABC CHRISTMAS SEAL BLANC DEBLANC OLDTRADEMARK 101 PR. 'a' JABOULET-VERCHERRE c GIFT BOX (Herald Photo by Donna Estul , CHERRY KIJAFA CASE ONLY ThEFINUTISFINEENOUGH FOR 39 Earlier this year, Bedsole was notified by Department of Labor Officials that CETA's Title 6 was being phased out. But on Oct. 1, the U.S. Congress appropriated additional funds. And Bedsole was told in Atlanta around the first of this month that Seminole would get either $1-million, or $700,000 depending on whether federal officials used June 30 or Oct. 30 as the date for allocation of Title 6 dollars. On June 30 the date used by Labor Department officials more CETA workers were employed under Title 6 than on the Oct. 30 date. .1k .. WHISREY SOUR CHAMPAGNE LIQUO, '- . coupti a pleasant surprise' 0F4 17" . 1.49 •o 1.99 5TH SIN GIFT BAG 2.99 About $4-million dollars in CF.,TA money is pumped into Seminole each year. The funds go to pay salaries of about 1,000 workers employed under the federal jobs program. "It Is good news," Williams said. "We can use some of that money to pick up current employes whose jobs were slated to expire. The balance of It we can use in self-contained projects." About 118 CETA workers' jobs were to end by Jan. 30. WI LU AMS. 11 9.95 5TH 109'a CLU CREAM OF SCOTLAND 111* SCOTCH 5TH 87" CAU M & E 1 YEAR SCOTCH ......6.99 5TH I WW CAM RARE OLD 15 YR. KY. 'BOURBON 7.99 1 5TH 89s RARE OLD 12 YR. KY. BOURBON 5.99 5TH 67" CAM WATERFILI. & FRAZIER 18 YR. 7.99 5TH 89" CAM MALT SCOTCH 10.49 5TH 115"CAU GLEN FIDDICH SCOTCH ......10.95 5TH 11 9' AU QUAIL CREEK 101 PR 6.99 5TH 75" Il t HI-BALL GL&SSES IS IN ____5TH 799 ST ' BANANA DAIQUIRI GRASSHOPPER ALUAMOI* 4 au COIIICTDt$ 22KT. GOLD TRIMMED IF9L,, CETA workers are distributed to city and county government agencies, including the school board, social agencies and agencies involved in the mental health field. County Commission Chairman Dick Williams said the announcement was a pleasant surprise. Williams said county officials will begin gearing up soon to introduce new programs that will benefit Seminole County and utilize the new workers. 74.95 CAS 995WiTH GIFT WRAP RIBBON • •lACCKu$looUuz WISERS OLDEST 15 YR T'JM COLLINS 4515 . 5TI,j d U ABC SOTT1I 4.99 GT I WIE BRILARD CACAO -IMP tIll IUMIICH IMP SPAJII1J *OSADO SIH/ THE BISQUIT V.S. COGNAC QA3QUI' MAt 1*3 NY. STATE SPUMANTE SPK. BURGUNDY J11 100 995 2)OZ JACQUIN 910 SSc SOLDI WINE RACK WITH WINE BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH VOOKAGINRUM HOIL.ANDII9IJIfEMIXERS COLD DUCK. 48c 49c 55c NOG QUAIL CREEK 90 PROOF KY, BOURB ON MILLION 2 5 0 - Last Wednesday, Seminole County officials said they expected from $700,000 to $1-million. But with Lowe's announcement, CETA Director Jim Bedsole predicted an additional 60 workers can be hired for one. year. IMP. TEQUILA _______ WROUGHT IRON - SASRA. YAIDERMINI 7.99 .IACOthJI LJ SOC SM1RNOFTYOO JIM WIN OLD GWO OAL) U° SL&RAM 1 CROWII ~EG'G '~ SEAGUMVO.JIMBIAMKYBRB CASE VSOP COGNAC rwsci 7.99 COLD DUCK IIALARDI RUM FLA. SOUVINIRGIF1 BOX ASST i_44' 76.95 1_(.1114. MOUUN ROUGE 1 CHAMPAGNE °R STN " AI.MOST6 County government is the prime sponsor for CETA. Commissioners decide on the amount of money to dole out and which agency to allocate funds to. Lowe came here from Atlanta Tuesday to inform county commissioners that an additional $1,122,974 has been approved to restock the depleted Title 6 program of the Comprehensive Education and Training Act (CETA). JOSE CORTEZ MEXICO VER i000 .1 IMP 5TH MH BOSTON YCOKA GIN RUM 8ttN3 CAXADL&II ROBERTSON 12 YR. To ~IJCA'S FINEST FOR I 10 YEARS , PPTANGERINE q''__ thc Sinest is1nr rnotth for Clrnstmhs 1 4/S fr Bedsole said $300,000 will pay salaries for 60 additional CETA workers. Bedsole said the different agencies that utilize CETA workers have been notified about the new money and will submit programs that will be considered by the county commission. James Lowe, a spokesman for the U.S. Department of Labor, has announced that Seminole County will receive sufficient federal funds nut year to save jobs of 118 workers and hire an additional 60. 83.75 ASE QUEEN ANNE MR. BOSTON BAR GUIDE RECIPEs NOT HER ABC EXCLUSIVE' .: ______ 49.95 49 MADE C'nlq AMARIllO [AT 1A CRY _____ WORTH IT. 5TH ___ ORANBIJIE SlUM IT COSTS A 495 & BUTLER 99 ____ ANEUE - SLOE GIN EPP. 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IMP, FRENCH I IMPORTED MAXD BtOW 4 FLAVORS IN ONE DICANTIR IYfi CANADIAN BOND a i 1 00 MONTH KY. BRB FE '- 69th Year, No. 100-Wednesday, December 15, 1976 OLD-CANADA BEAM SANTA'S SHOP HERE!! I[] A former City of Longwood employe who allegedly helped Investigators "uncover other persons higher up" in a public works department corruption probe has received 18months probation in a negotiated plea to grand larceny of city property. Meanwhile, law enforcement agents are still searching for another former city employe, Aaron Sean Pool, who disappeared just before his October circuIt court thaI on feluny charges stemming from the corruption probe. Circuit Judge J. W. Woodson withheld ajudication of guilt for Robert Henrick Keen. 34, of 161 13th St., Longwood, and put him on 18 months probation this week after Keen pleaded no contest to one count of grand larceny of city-owned brass just before he was to go on trial in the case. A plea of no contest usually Is made to avoid any civil liability but is considered by the courts as a guilty pies. Defense attorney James Figgau told the court the plea negotiation with the stipulated probation was entered because of Keen's "cooperation with the Longwood police and the State Attorney's office in uncovering other persons higher up" who funneled city property out "for their personal 'benef it." He didn't name the "'persons higher-up." The state could have presented testimony by persons given .tnunuuty, who If believed by a jury, could have made a pr.ima-facie case of guilt on the grand larceny charge, a third-degree 'felony punishable by a See PROBATION, Page 3-A . Only one day after Keller assumed the public safety department office, 19 months ago, he was faced with a walkout by the city's volunteer firefighters. That problem was resolved within hours as young volunteers refused to participate in the walkout and stood by to provide fire protection to the city with assistance from neighboring city departments and the county lire department. IIIg his firtt week in office, Keller issued orders that employes of his departme1t were not to discuss any items concerning their work with councilmen or the press. All matters had to be cleared through him, he said. He and Connell locked horns numerous times: over Keller's refusal to institute a testing program of officers before promotions were given or new personnel was hired; over complaints of police harassment of citizens; over police reports read at council meetings by Keller indicating the police were keeping Connell under surveillance; over the announced firing by Keller of Police Sgt. Betty Woodward, stricken with a catastrophic illness; over announced demotions of police officers for reorganizational purposes. Connell's final confrontation with the police department came last' February when he answered an appeal from an elderly couple in the city that an. unknown assailant was shooting guns Into their residence and threatening their lives. The couple complained that police officers refused assistance for a time after one officer told, them he had gone to school with the man suspected of the harassment. They called Conneil, who in turn appeal ed to the sheriffs department for help. When the dwelling was shot into a third time Council went to the home at the request of the couple and was threatened with arrest by one of the rinlire n1flr'pr Lit th. qi'pni. A,.'. ,t tha..,..n cilinan Lawrence Goldberg. Sixteen days later, Council was served with a warrant for his arrest, charging him with "obstructing and opposing a police officer in the line of his duty by entering into a crime scene area." The warrant, was served after 10 p.m. by three city police officers. Connell, taken from a sick bed his wife said he had temperature of 102), was ordered into a police cruiser and taken to city jail. He was fingerprinted and his photograph was taken before he was released on his own recognizance on the demand of his attorney. At a hearing before Municipal Court Judge Gene R. Stephenson a month later, City Prosecutor William Colbert refused to prosecute the charge. Saying he had reviewed the We in the case, talked with witnesses and discussed the case with the defense counsel, Colbert told Stephenson, "Justice can best be served by,. nolle pro&sing (dropping) the case." In July, the man suspected of shooting into the dwelling was found guilty in circuit court and sentenced to 10 years in jail and 20 years probation. He was acquitted of' a charge oi fire-bombing the elderly couples home. In Last week's election, Connell sought the mayor's office as p.xrt of a six-person. race, winning with a 150-vote margin. Connell's suppou'ters on election day complained that Keller, who had formerly Lived at 123 Sunset Drive in Shadow Hill, voted in the election despite the fact that he had moved from thà city. Mayoral and council candidates who indicated their support of Keller and the police ' See KELLER, Page IA �2 A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Dec. 13, 197 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Jail Term Meted In Forest City Arson WORLD By BOB LLOYD arson when a Fireman tried to enter an attic crawl space and his head and shoulders were covered with burning gasoline. In cases docketed for trial this week before Judge Woodson at Sanford: —Larry Johnson, 18, of 1505 W. 18th St., Sanford, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault In an attempted murder case and was allowed to remain Free on bond pending sentencing. He could get a maximum five years In prison. Johnson was shot in the foot by a Sanford police officer Nov. 7 as Johnson chased Gloria Bennett on a city street with a butcher knife after she reported finding a man Herald Staff Writer A 25-year-old Orlando man IN BRIEF who pleaded guilty to criminal mischief and admitted taking part in the July 24 arson of a residence at Forest City has been sentenced to 18 months in OPEC Meetings Start, prison plus 3ki years probation Hike Or Not Big Issue by I.drwL .MUfl Judge J. W. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries opened a price-fixing meeting today with only conservative Saudi Arabia, the cartel's biggest producer, opposed to an increase in the price of crude oil. DOHA, Qatar (AP) — The Saudi oil minister, Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani, said on his arrival in Doha that his country favors postponing the increase for six more months because the world economy is still too shaky. The Saudis previously said they would agree to a "reasonable increase" of less than 10 per cent in the price of $11.51 for a barrel of benchmark crude. Glass Found In Cola Bottles TORONTO (AP) The federal health ministry says CocaCola probably will have to recall more of its products following new — developments at a Thorncliffe bottling plant where glass was found in bottles. A spokesman said the second recall in less than a week probably will cover all sizes of Coke bottles. Earlier this week, the company recalled 26-ounce bottles after glass particles were found in one batch. 200,000 Company officials have not been available for comment. Kidnap Death Date Set Woodson. Defense lawyer William Leffler HI told the court that Thomas F. Stuckey's crime was a scheme" by his aunt and uncle "to collect Insurance money" In the burning of their house at 1026 Bear Lake Road. Leffler said a polygraph test confirmed testimony given by Stuckey. 25. of Orlando. Arthur W. Marsh, 46, and his wife, Claire R. Marsh, 47, pleaded guilty or. Oct. 25 to arson, a felony punishable by a maximum of 15 years in prison. In the plea bargaining deal State Atty. Abbott Herring's office agreed to drop companion felony charges of conspiracy and soliciting a felony. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh are free on bond pending sentencing at a later date by Judge Woodson, who ordered a pre-sentence investigation in their cases. "I'm giving you credit for helping In the Marsh case," Woodson told Stuckey when he sentenced the former trucking firm employe. Assistant State Atty. Charles Gordon told the court that Stuckey cooperated with the of the house that the structure was "over-saturated" and there wasn't enough oxygen inside the house to cause an explosion. One authority said if the oxygen had been present "that much gasoline would have blown up three houses." Firemen answering the nighttime alarm first suspected inside her burglarized apartment. —Earl Dreggors, 54, of Sanford, was ordered jailed during a pre-sentence investigation after he pleaded guilty to sexual battery upon a 13-year-old boy. —William A. Gassaway, 25, of Winter Park, was sentenced to 10 years in prison plus five years probation on his guilty plea to the Oct. 23 armed robbery of a service station at Altamonte. Springs. Officials said Gassaway was an escapee from a south Florida prison facility when he was arrested shortly after the holdup, —Edwin Mason Gill, 39, of —Fern Park used auto dealer Sheldon Polakoff, 46, of 632 Mariner Way, Altamonte Springs, was allowed to remain free on bond during a pre. sentence Investigation ordered alter he pleaded no contest to receiving a five-ton air cor 1 dittoning unit stolen from a' Fern Park antique shop. —Earl Wayne Martin, 29, of 917 W. Second St., Longwood, pleaded guilty in a stolen property case involving a rifle taken in a Sanford burglary. He agreed to testify against the burglar and was allowed to remain free on bond during a pee-sentence Investigation. ). -- •'' ' '. ' "'L. •Wr%-CFA0 rX ii. 1976 WI *lIDvl T"I lION? TO LIMIT OUA$t11II2 P LATES PAPER 11AL REG.SIZE SOAP PLANTERS BORDEN PEANUTS ICE CREAM 70 COUNT / DRY ROASTED (Cr CC 71! 119 ( ( 1' -_ LIMIT 6 Stuckey's testimony detailed HALF GALLON ROUND LIMIT 2 _____________ 00 Old 001k WEAM Bills Filed To Change Florida Election Dates TALLAHASSEE (AP) — A lot of people have been grumbling about the timing and cost of Florida's elections, and Senate Republican Leader Ken Plante is doing something about it. Plante filed bills Tuesday to move the state primaries from September to May and the presidential primary from March to May. lie said the state could save $1.5 million by consolidating the presidential primary with the state primary. Honky-Tonks, Billboards Hit (5 9 " C) 99 GAINESVILLE (All) Unless Florida takes action soon to preserve its natural beauty, a land planner says tourists will be asking themselves "Why drive down to Florida to see honky-tonks and billboards?" Carl Feiss, professor of urban and regional planning at the University of Florida, said that particular action is needed to preserve the scenic coastal areas. Ile foresees land grabbers destroying Florida's natural beauty and threatening its important tourist industry. Florida either has to purchase outright its beautiful coastal areas for the scenic value or permit: limited but not destructive construction of these naturally beautiful sites,' the 69-year-old professor said. LIMIT 2 LIMIT 2 a bizarre arson story that included loading of the house by he and Mrs. Marsh witty-plastic bags of gasoline and incendiary devices after clothing and important papers were removed from the residence. Stuckey &aid he spent W given him by Mrs. Marsh on gasoUe that was ferried to the house by vehicles and stock- WAKE 6-FT. ARTIFICIAL UP THUMBELINA 17" SCOTCH PINE action Darling baby doll vvith moveable arms and legs, rooted hair. Officials said so much asolinewasusedinthearson IN BRIEF TALLAHASSEE (AP) A University of Alabama administrator who irritated some Florida State University faculty members is among four persons recommended for the FSU presidency. Richard Thigpin, acting president at the Alabama university, and FSU Interim Presi(lent Bernard Sliger topped the list recommended Tuesday by an advisory committee. The panel sent the list to the Board of Regents, which is expected to name the FSU president in January. The other two on the list were T. Alexander Pond, executive vice president of the State University of New York at Stony Brook, and Donald Schwartz, chancellor of the PurdueIndiana University campus at Fort Wayne. prosecution "with numerous Leffler claimed that a trial of Stuckey would have been "almost hopeless due to alleged witness tampering." The Marsh couple in pleading guilty, gave as a factual basis FLORIDA - testimony of Stuckey. The demand, the first since the president of the state council and member of the king's advisory body was abducted four days ago, was made in a note to a Madrid newspaper, the source said. He said the 48-hour countdown begins at midnight. County, of ficials said. 4 On List For FS(J Head for their plea the detailed sworn MADRID, Spain (AP) — The radical left kidnapers of King Juan Carlos' advisor, Antonio Maria de Oriol, have threatened to kill him within a twoday deadline unless their ransom demands are met, a high police source said today. Louisville, Ky., entered a negotiated plea of guilty to the strongarm robbery Oct. 20 of a food store near Forest City. Gill is In jail during a pre-sentence investigation. Terms of the negotiated plea call for him to receive a sentence of five years prison plus five years probation. —Under terms of a negotiated guilty plea to armed burglary of a Casselberry business Donald Mason Bowman, 17, of Bunnell, will be sentenced, following a presentence investigation, to five years prison plus 10 years probation. The Indicted Juvenile also faces charges in Orange - / : I '1 TREE Extra-tong ; raI• green color . g digs - Experts. View Tax Revenue TALLAHASSEE (All) The state's top revenue experts gathered today for a conference which could mean more money out of taxpayers' pockets. Members of the revenue estimating conference met to make initial projections on how much tax revenue the state can expect next year. While the conference makes no recommendations on whether there shouldbe a tax increase, its revenue projections are used by Gov. Reubin Askew and, in turn, the legislature to put together next year's budget. If the estimated increase is low, Askew and the legislature must face the dilemma of either cutting hack on services or increasing - 'I have been considering how Chief Keller and I could work together' CONNELL taxes. District Challenge Hinted Keller And' Co ' nnellOf a replacement for Keller, Connell said it "would be nice to get a person competent In law enforcement and firefighting, but If that cannot be done and in light of the shortness of city funds the city council should consider repealing its public safety department ordinance." The mayor-elect said he would like to see the city name a five-member committee, composed of Dr. John Linehan, retired director of the Criminal Justice program at Seminole Community College; Winter Park Police Chief Ray Bury; Casselberry Police Chief Gçorge Karcher; and two represen- (Centin d from Page 1-A) department in the election were defeated without exception. Referring to the Incident and the resulting publicity from the case earlier 'in the year, Connell in his campaign letter to the city's voters "humbly apologized" If his fight for principle had embarrassed the city. "I have never claimed to be a politician," he said. Keller is the 10th police chief in Longwood to resign or be fired in the past nine years. Earlier in the fail, a probe of the police department hinted at a sex scandal involving 'teenage girls and three officers resigned. In October, Grant, as city council chairman called for an audit of the police department's municipal court account. — tative unelected Longwood citizens to screen applicants for the pod. Connell said he has contacted Dr. L4ehan, who is willing to serve on the committee. He said he has not approached Karcher or Bury, but will when he receives approval from the city council. Of the vacant public works director position, Connell said he will urge the council to prevail on Sanford City Manager W. E. Knowles to screen applicants. rnow1es In a memo to members of the council, Grant noted irregularities in bookkeeping in the department of the court accounts and City Auditor Harold Hartsock recommended reforms. Later, Grant blasted Keller at a council meeting for going, on vacation without prior council knowledge or permission. Mayor Lormann agreed with Keller's later explanation that Keller has Informed the mayor and Councilman .Goldberk. Lormann was not available for comment today. However, earlier reports were that Lormanu Intended to ask for KeIler!s resignation if the public-safety director had not submitted it. aui.ded. the city late last summer U a con- sultant with the 1fl6-17 budget. Cornell. said the council Is considering splitting the public works department Into two separate departments because of dif- firulty in finding a person competent 'In both water and sewer utilities, and drainage and road work, who will work at a salary the city can afford. TALLAHASSEE (AP) 'I Republican Rep. Curtis Kiser says a court suit will be filed early next year challenging the constitutionality of Florida's multi-member legislative districts. The suit, which would be filed directly with the Florida Supreme Court in January or early February, will probably come from a coalition of Republicans and blacks, Kiser said Tuesday. The two groups have a common interest because both would fare better with single. member districts as opposed to the many urban multi-member districts now in Florida, he said. cause of the change In growth patterns in the two regions. "Today, the North needs more help." Richardson told Board. 'From the perspective of history, it may be to the South's long-term advantage that it be provided. "The evidence does indicate The findings have become a key element In a campaign by northern politicians to revise federal-aid contracts and installations. economic development. Richardson said Tuesday that federal aid policies favoring the South should be revised be- MIAMI (AP) —Wallace Mosley, a 12 year old who admitted stabbing a playmate to death, will be sent to a juvenile center in northern Florida for rehabilitation, state officials say. Juvenile Court Judge Ralph Ferguson Jr. Tuesday ordered the state Division of Youth Services to take custody of Mosley and recommended that he be sent to Lancaster Youth Development Center in Trenton. that the North and South have direction of their economies is concerned, with the South's Continued from Page 1-A) PotI,t Pad At Slnløtd. FIs,de 31111 , ç('nt% 0' .(I' a: 40 6 tIJ $I 40 a, i tflfk%.C1A '.1It'.'t!Qm, ..1i Al I. 5 7 ", 8 str' 116 20 I? Wig,,.. , )1 .) •,'., • Pool, 30, of Sanford, is still being sought by sheriff's deputies armed with a circuit court bench warrant charging he failed to appear for trial on felony charges in October. the prosecution, would have testified that he and Keen removed city-owned brass and copper scrap and sold it to a metal reclaiming bu.siness at Orlando. However, it has been learned that the prosecution apparently was having difficulty this week in finding Armondi. Another state witness listed in the case was former Longwood public works director Ralph Fisher. Pool is accused of witness tampering and aggravated battery in connection with the Longwood public works department thefts probe. Pool, who was a city employe when the alleged offenses occured, according to court records, is charged with placing another employe. Roland Fulenwider, in fear by force or threats of force on Aug. 19 and 24. Keen entered his plea to grand larceny of 272 pounds of brass that was sold to the Orlando firm on March 23 for $103.36. Figgatt said the defense neither admits nor denies that a signature on a ticket in the scrap metal sale is that of Keen. Investigators, in taking sworn statements from witnesses in the public works probe, said that a period of months 256 pounds of copper and 2,017 pounds of brass, mostly in the form of water mcters, was sold to Commercial Convay Enterprises Inc., Orlando for a total of $1,006.45. In sworn testimony, Keen's wife, Judy Lorraine Keen, said that she took 110 pounds of brass, taken from the Longwood water department, to the Orlando firm and sold it for $14. A ticket bearing her signature on the Pool is also accused of aggravated battery upon Fulenwider, the son of State Atty. Abbott Herring's chief investigator, Jack It. Fulenwider, in an alleged assault with a scrub brush. Officials said young Fulenwider required plastic surgery following the alleged assault on Aug. 24. Pool had been scheduled for a consolidated trial before Circuit Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr. on Oct. 5 on all three felony charges. When h' failed to show up for trial, Judge Cowart ordered the bench warrant issued for Pool's arrest. Herring's office said today that Pool is still being sought on the bench warrant. your h.ad to prat.d yost body. In tos. of any rapo or attempted rap.- Use PHONE THE POLICE! 111) 0 /o I HELP ropcRIME• A?'ou., G.n.,al I Off. To'.hgng,.. 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The Israeli state radio in Tel Aviv said the Baghdad airport's control tower broadcast an announcement early today that it was reopening to traffic, but neither the tower nor the government radio station in Baghdad mentioned the explosion. transaction was dated April 14, according to An investigator. maximum five-year prison term, Figgatt said. "But the credibility of the witnesses is an issue," Figgatt noted. Assistant State Attorney Bill Heffernan said a co-defendant, Allen Armondi, who apparently was given immunity to testify for READINGS IN SESSIONS RI,,, But a Commerce Depart- WOUJO be wrong to attribute this transformation of the South entirely to federal assistance," Richardson said. In Airport Explosion Probation Deal COMPLETE LINE OF LAWN [IV APPOINTMENT ONLY ARRIVE AHVE. ELLIOTT ItICIIARDSON swapped places as far as the FLORIOA'. Wednssday, December IS. 1976—Vol. 69, No. 100. PusiIrd Oauy and Sindiy. Itl91 Satinda1, aid CrutImi b T? sanfora Herald. $r.It RIO N Fr en(b A v e . Safflecd. Fli — LUB ALUMINUM Cookware Set, Killer, 12, Sent To Center Six Reported Killed growth rate accelerating and ment-supported study conthe North's in decline." cluded that per capita income, despite recent gains, is still A federal study earlier this lower in the South than in the year concluded that the govern- North. ment spends 86 cents for every tax dollar the government collects in the Northeast. For each the depression, President tax dollar collected In the MidFranklin D. Roosevelt sent exwest, it spends 76 cents. But in tra money to the South because the South and West, the govern- he considered conditions there ment spends $1.14 and $1.20 re-spectively for each tax dollar the worst in the nation. collected. BOCA RATON (AP) Commerce Secretary Elliot L. Richardson says more federal aid should be directed toward the North to provide help for - E.S.P. PSYCHIC READER Ei'tu;iig JlesWd Help For North Advised Wednesday, Dec. IS, 176-3 555 W. FIRST ST. . ' SANFORD PH. 322-2821, �- Evening Herald . Around Wednesday, December 15, 1976-4A VyNf: 1. DOYlE. l'uhlish&'r N( )1(Yd \N 11. (611111 %, Editor .OSCl'H D. VAN lUACKLE. AtIvcrtisin Director 9 Hint' I )tii en Week. cents: Mmlii. $240; 1 Mi'nths. cii 2, Ve,r. 518 40 Ih M;nl in Florida sank' .Is home deliver All thtr .nl Month. $2 70: ti Months, $i 211: 12 Mnths. $12 40 1 _ _ E Marines . . The Clock Their Credibility By NORM OSIIRIN - The credibility of the U.S. Marine Corps has not been strengthened by the handling of recent disorders at Camp Pendleton in Oceanside, Calif. On Nov. 13, a group of black Marines attacked seven white Marines in housing on the base, beat them with clubs and stabbed them with screwdrivers. Six of the victims were hospitalized. The attackers were arrested. Other Marines have been placed in protective custody, the presence of a Ku Klux Klan group on Pendleton has been disclosed, and some Marines have been transferred to dilute the influence of the KKK cell. These are significant and potentially explosive events in our tempestuous society. They involve violence, have racial overtones and may raise constitutional questions about private rights. They also could inflict yet another deep wound on the troubled Marine corps. It would be totally unfair to suggest that the command at Camp Pendleton is in any way responsible for inviting the initial attack. But it is fair to say that the Marines have done a very poor 1. job in telling us, the people, what happened and what it is all about. For example, it was not until three weeks after the attack occurred that the Marines conceded that the KKK was involved. And the admission did not come until a responsible black leader in San Diego charged in the press that the black Marine attackers had thought they were attacking a KKK meeting. That does not condone the attack, but it does put a different light on things. A prompt disclosure of the fact could have helped the community understand the problem better. The Corps has been grudging indeed in its presentation of new facts and developments. As a result, the public is confused ,i suspicious and perhaps willing to suspect the worst. The credibility of the Marine Corps is being eroded with each passing day of metered news releases. The overwhelming majority of men and women in the Marine Corps are a credit to the United States. The Corps has nothing to fear from an equally overwhelming majority of patriotic civilians. If the Marines at Camp Pendleton are straight-forward about problems, they will have support from the American people. If they are not, they will hurt themselves every time a significant incident occurs at any base. The fedral government and business have learned the hard way that this is the age of candor. Nobody should have to tell it to the Marines. - / RAY CROMLEY Capitol Showdown Brewing •1 Gilmore Has Third Date ' With Death Judge Today ft PROVO, Utah (AP) Gary Mark Gilmore hopes the third time will prove the charm when he gets his latest date with death from — the judge who has sentenced him twice before. 11 The 3i-year-old Death Row inmate, eating again and pleased that the U.S. Supreme Court lifted his stay of execution, had it scheduled court appearance today before District Judge Robert J. Bullock, who sentenced him to face a firing squad on Nov. 15 and Dec. 7. But Gilmore's mother and at least one group opposed to capital punishment hoped legal action would once again keep him from fulfilling his wish to die swiftly rather than spend his life in jail for killing it Provo motel clerk last July. I Victims Deserve Concern V / ((.,.~,_ ~111P.. -1 Rain Continues On Coast By The Associated Press One of the arguments advanced against the WASHINGTON Behind the sweetness that 4) execution of Utah murderer Gary Mark Gilmore prevailed at President-elect Jimmy Carter's the state should not make itself a party to is that recent session with Capitol 11111 leaders, there suicide. were some carefully phrased warnings. I As everybody in the world knows by now, 11 For one: " Let usinon the takeoffs if you want Gilmore has said again and again that he want. us in on the crash landings." to die. It is more than that, however. The roots of a Carter-Congress confrontation According to a number of people, Including a do not, as of this moment, lie with Mr. Carter. He psychiatrist who studied him, the two wholly has deferred to the leading lights in Congress, / SlIt, unnecessary murders Gilmore committed in the returned their phone calls quickly, promised 1 course of robbing a gas station and motel show l early consultation on major issues, asked their that he Is possessed by a strong death wish. It advice on whom to appoint down to the second was, they tell us, a clear case of "suicide by and third echelons. : murder." He has promised or implied more cooperation — JAWø0w1 The implication is that were it not for the than any president can possibly give in keeping existence of capital punishment on the book..i that body informed. He has added some f anyway Gilmore would not have betc print, however, noting that "I am not naive motivated to take the lives of two innocent * enough to think that everything I know or people. everything that Is in progress on an International Of all the arguments against capital scale needs to be (told) in the early stages of a punishment, this is one of the most curious arid sensitive analysis process. There will be times dubious. At the very least, it ha., served to when nobody needs to know about foreign policy • confuse further the already co nfused question of challenge except me and th e secretary of State, what society may or may not do to protect itself or sometimes perhaps just me and the head of a from the sick or vicious ones In its midst. foreign government. I will have to use my own It is worthwhile recalling a real suicide that judgment on all things. was reported In the news a few months ago I sat in the other day on a discussion between though it received nothing approaching the at' a number of men who are consulted daily by tention that has been given Gllinore. leading senators and representatives. It was This was the double suicide of an elderly their opinion that regardless of how sincerely JOHN couple in the Bronx section of New York City, Mr. Carter and Congress may try for acwho left a note saying that they preferred to the commodation, there has built up in the past rat her than to contin ue living with the fear and decade such basic rivalry between Congress and terror that seem to have become the norm In that the president any president that Mr. rter M community. will inevitably face stormy clashes with the NEW YORK (AP) Thousands of corporate ports that "few major companies aren't over. Where were all those who later expressed so legislators. Especially an activist president, as middle managers are a supplied with becoming th e caught es middle in managers." m uc h concern about th e life of a sell-confessed Mr. Carter promises to be. career bind that threatens to end their upward He employs alliteration to describe the murderer? We know of not one who stood up and. The struggle between Congress has been mobility and terminate their dreams of the phenomenon: "It's the middle-mfddje muddle. cried, "What kind of society Is this in which such" going on, of course, since the beginning of this comfortable, affluent life. Managers in a mess of trouble." a thing is possible?" nation. Over the years, the president slowly Most of the victims are in the middle years Some companies are offering early retirement If ever a society was party to suicide, It was in gained ascendancy. A few years back the scales be tween ages 40 and 50. Having advanced steadto encourage them to leave. "However, some of this case. be gan to tip the ot her way fly In their jobs, they have long assumed that them don't accept the opportunity and have to be But it goes beyond the tragic deaths of one old A series of events the Vietnam war, eventually a top management position, with pushed." Others are phased into positions known man and woman. By our inability to deal with the Watergate, the Middle East and Turkish-Greek- more money and a comfortable retirement, was to be deadend,s. problem of crime, either through indifference or Cyprus crises, Angola gave Congress a feeling theirs. Jennings, who is trained in psychology as well a sense of helplessness, we are conspiring In the of its own importance and correctness. Those aspirations now are being threatened. as In business administration, notes that tile ultimate suicide of society Itself. The weak position in which these crises left With the ranks of middle management swollen common complaint of such men is that they are Presidents Johnson and Nixon gave senators and The Bronx where fear of the mugger, the by past hiring excesses and the slowdown of misunderstood by the company and wisp- burglar, the rapist have become a daily fact oJ representatives the opportunity to flex their business expa nsion, man y of them find they ha ve predated by family and friends. muscles, life, where decent people are af ra id to walk the to win their jobs over and over again. Having been upwardly mobile since their streets even by day, and at night barricade The Congress cut off funds in Vietnam. It "There's no way for them to relax," said earliest days in business, many of them cannot themselves behind double and triple-lock doors wrote a veto to give Congress a compelling voice Eugene Jennings, professor, author, student of explain to their families why they are not con- and barred windows in arms sales to the Middle East. may be an extreme It cut off a.nn.s routes to executive success and confidential tinuing to advance into positions and money- example, an aberration, but It Is a warning of aid to those fighting the takeover In Angola and adviser to the heads of large corporations. ranges they had all but taken for granted. cancelled the embargo on chrome Imports from "They're squeezed from the where we may be headed in this land of the free top and the botRhodesia. Their progress Is thwarted by many factors and home of the brave. A member of the Senate Foreign Relations Yv'bere Is our outrage? that coincide, Including the slow economic The pressure from the top Is by upper Committee told Mr. Carter bluntly that "the growth that has plugged up the corporate arTheopponents of capital punishment claim committee's views on the big issues generally management that seeks to cut costs and raise teries above them, and confusion and un. that society brutalizes itself when It permits the have seemed to be more accurate or better for productivity. From the bottom they are being certainty about the future of the economy. execution of murderers. The actual bruta1it the national interest than the president's. This pushed by younger managers seeking to pull Added to this is the realization by top Inflicted on society, not only by murderers but by was true ia connection with Vietnam, Angola, the themselves up the ladder. nvnagement that a lot of upward mobility was lesser criminals, seems not to bother them. War. Powers Resolution and the Greek Junta." "They find themselves too young to retire and, spurious. Men were pushed along without having When this -country is made safe for old men The feeling among Hill observers I know is in their own minds, toO old to start over again to demonstrate their competence. Now that they and women, w hen our first co ncern is for the that, having effectively shown its power, being And they find themselves too high up the ladder must, some cannot cut it, says Jennings. vict im of crime rather than the criminal, and satisfied with the results and flushed with the to Incur risk, and too low to dictate to the -curThe problem Is vexing to both employe and when the punishment for crime is swift and sure feeling of Importance those actions have given poratlon," said Jennings. c orporation, says Jennings, who teaches at and lair, then we will be able to indulge in the its members, Congress is not ready to relinquish The professor, who maintains "listening Michigan State University. Neither is happy with luxury of worrying about the soul of a Gary its strength to any president. posts" in many of the largest corporations, rethe situation. Gilmore. Rain falling over much of the Southeast was expected to diminish in the lower Mississippi ..•. — : / valley today but to continue along the south Atlantic coast. Skies were cloudy over the northern portions of the Great Lakes, New England and the Pacific coast, but were clear or partly cloudy : elsewhere. There were gale warnings for Lake Huron, Lake Ontario and eastern Lake Erie and along the New England coast. The winds were bringing much warmer temperatures to the area. • • • r . • • . • - ''-' • I — •. - — • • — • - ." ' CB Scrooge Calls In Humbugs I SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) - • CUNNIFF Men In T Ca — "Scrooge" is jamming the airwaves to cut off communications with Santa Claus, says an angry citizen band radio operator. The operator said a CB user using the name of the Charles Dickens character kept talking on Channel 10 (luring an hour informally reserved for children's messages to Santa. The "North Pole Radio Network" was forced to switch to another channel so youngsters could get their requests through to St. Nick, the operator said. • — — iddle PEOPLE — • • : ) : k - • - -- a - - • • • 0. • Fords To Holiday In Vail • • VAIL, Colo. (AP) President Ford and his family will spend it 10-day Christmas holiday here despite little snow and poor skiing. As the Fords have done since he became president, they will rent the home of friend Richard Bass, which is easier for the Secret Service to protect than Ford's own Condominium. The Fords are scheduled to arrive on Sunday - - • • JACK ANDERSON - - - • • -- • • - - • - r 111 - — Nixon Depleted Vital Meta l Stockpile • BERRY'S WORLD • • WASHINGTON Back in 173, Richard Sen. Lee Metcalf (1)-Mont.) took us up on our being delivered not to U.S. mills but to The Christian activists hope to Identify the Nixon exercised his presidential powers to sell offer. Working with the senator and his staff, we processing plants In the Scandanavian countries, foreign operatives and to follow them day ant off strategic metals from the national stockpile. have dug out the details of a chrome sale that Some of the finished chrome, meanwhile, has night, possibly with placards, The It was a $3 billion decision that benefited the cost the taxpayers $20 million, plan is been sold back to U.S. companies at a fat profit, engage In "non-viol ent shadowing;" there will Ind ustrial giants. The General Services Administration paid Thus, the aggrieved Americans have been be no interference with the foreign agents. The sales came at a lane when strategists $35.35 a ton for metallurgical chrome ore, which whipsawed three different ways. First, they lost ' The group, were warning that the United States would run was set aside for an emergency In the Nye, which calls Itself "Liberty to the $20 million on the deal. Second, the ore they gave Captives," also plan., short of many vital minerals In anot her decade. Mont, stockpile. Chrome of similar quality was to construct a up was used to stimulate the Scandanavian, not In front of the White House and posescaffolding a hooded The mineral producers taking their cue from the still selling around $35 a ton when Nixon ordered the American economy. And third, they paid man on it 83 a oil potentates, were also forming cartels to Jack the stockpile depleted. protest against U.S. aid to such premium prices for the finished chrome, with torture-tolerating countries up the prices. as Brazil, Chile, The GSA, acting on Nixon's orders, sold most of the profits going overseas. Indonesis, Iran, South Korea and Uruguay. Yet Nixon unloaded the taxpayers' valuable a03,520 tons of the chrome ore to Metallurg Inc., GSA spokesmen told us they were pleased This could be one of the first demonstrations metals at bargain prices. His decision to reduce for an incredibly low average of $7.64 a ton. The with the chrome We to Metallurg, even though it that Jimmy Carter will see from his White Hou.q$5 the strategic stockpile was accompanied by difference -between the market price and - the was more than $27 ton below the market price, window. quiet pressure from the White House. to sell the government price amounted to a whopping $20 They explained thata the remoteness of the Nye SUGGESTION BOX Michael Silverstein of scarce minerals to Nixon's friends and con- million. stockpile and the cost of transporting the chrome Cambridge, Mass., tributors In the metals Industry. proposes "simple and All told, Nixon lowered the chrome drove the price down. Metallurg'i offer, they adequate Among the corporat ions that wound up with requirement., from 2.9 million tons to a mere tax Incentives" on solar energy said, was better than the other bids. projects. His argument: "As greater use of solar the boodle were Alcoa,. Bethlehem Steel, 4400 tons. But a few weeks ago, the Footnote: Except for an Insignificant $500 energy Is made for borne and Englehardt Industries, General- Electric, Kaiser requirements were quietly raised back to 2.5 water heating, contribution from Metallurg's chairman -Herbert Americans will be freed from Independence Aluminum, Reynolds Metals, U.S. Steel and million tons. on Grunt eld to the Nixon campaign In 1972, we WtthLOC. could local utilities as well as from foreign suppliers." The price of metallurgical chrome, mean(INI no links between Nixon and the com pany. No ' Meanwhile, the National Security Council while, has soared on the world market. The- GSA Answer: Home owners can now Install their one from Metallurg returned our calls. conducted a top-secret study to determine mu--t now pay $36 to $46 a ton for the same own solar heating systems for about $2,000 SHADOWING THE SHADOWERS An materials. A simple tax 'Incentive, it's t rue, whether the stockpile has been reduced too low, quality chrome that was sold to Metaliurg Inc., e, evangelical Christian gro up will attempt to turn would encourage more The dismal conclusion Is that Nixon; made a for V.64 a to less than three years ago. to try solar the tables on the foreign secret police who energy. huge mistake and that the stockpile levels mud Metallurg. is: an international Consortium, operate In this country. be which occupies a glittering, six-story, glasandTwenty'twost3 have adopted tax Incentive Secret agents from such countries as Chile, program.,. But Congress Is Mill dawdling. We broke the news of the stockpile sales lad metal building In New York Qty. 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BOSTON I Atli The celebrated hypothetical "black holes" in Some encouragement was DEC. 18 10: 00 to space, thought to be the remains of stars that don't radiate light, found in the retail sales report A /.. may not be as black as previously believed, scientists say. for November, which was up 1,7 Papers presented by physicists at the Eighth Texas Conference per cent over October. on Relativistic Astrophysics here-Tueday show that black holes 11 Mother economic indicator, should indeed radiate light and that the light might be observable . with more advanced detection devices in satellites. — The findings point to evidence that could support a new unified -\ theory of physics. Ensure A Dennis Sciama of England's Oxford University said the the...s oretical finding of possible radiation from black holes means that ,E Merry Christmas "we may be on the verge of the unification of general relativity ,1/11\ (_" I dl' and quantum field th eory." with a set of fires from A successful merging would show that the universal forces of Yl**'7 gravity, the subject of general relativity, and electromagnetism, one of the subjects of quantum field theory, are part of some underlying common phenomenon. No one has ever seen a black hole or proven their existence, but the objects have been a favorite of science fiction writers. In / theory, a black hole is the remains of a burned-out star that / /7 exhausted its nuclear fuel and collapsed. If an object as big as the earth were made into a black hole, for 0 example, it would be the size of a ball about one inch across, scientists say. 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This surface Is given that name because events taking place inside It theoretically could not be detected. ,'jhm42 Radiation from black holes was first proposed in a paper three y ars ago by Steven W. Hawking of Cambridge University in e rngianu, who presented a paper here Tuesday. Hawking's theory maintains that scientists could observe the death of a black hole, since they should explode in a burst of gamma rays radiation even more energetic than X rays. 88 Such a black hole, said Oxford University's Sciuna, should E16 14 B71 516413 G?kii 171*14 H71.IS L7Satl radiate "in its last fl ash I, about one per cent of the power of our Med.Is Of Vega, Pinto. Fitt Models Of Ambittidar, sun from a point in space about the size of an elementary particle F'ts Modilt Cf Catilina. F alcon, Mustang II, Grsmiin. Camaro, Cutlits. Ch*v,li.. LeSiDr, LTD. Olds Cl, such as an electron" Hornet I Il..l,n. rk., V 1. I Chovrolef. Fury, IOtlCO, . L. F 0 I Santa - — - ____ Robin I. BrIsson LFD. SEE z. T.mp,jt Dart, Out?,,, Comet R. Gordon BriSi.on taking shape. — - C~gilit . . Cabinet 1KIDS1 COME WASHINGTON (AP) The There are other statistics this announce the decision before he meanwhile, showed a slight imjingling of cash registers, not month that will count in Car- takes office Jan. 20. provement in October. The sleigh bells, will be the key to a Icr's decision, including NoIf things remain as they are Commerce Department said successful Christmas season vember industrial production now, he indicated, help will business inventories that month for the incoming Carter ad- figures that will be released definitely be needed. He noted grew at their lowest pace in six ministration, late today. that with unemployment at 8.1 months. President-elect Carter and There also will be figures on per cent and inflation still dogInventory growth can reduce his advisers have put Christ- housing starts and personal in' ging the economy, "the eco- production if business tries to mas retail sales at the top of the come, both on Thursday, corpo- nomic problems are very se- sell excess stocks rather than list of economic statistics that rate profits on Monday, con- vere." manufacturing more goods. will influence their decision on surner prices on Dec. 21, and He said he prefers jobs proIn another development, Wilwhether to recommend a tax the Index of leading economic grams as th e best way to pLt 11am Lilley III, acting director break next year. indicators on Dec. people back to work, adding of the Council on Wage and Retail sales have been disAt an Atlanta news confer- that he would supplement those Price Stability, said the naappointing since early in the ence Tuesday, Carter said he with a tax break, if necessary. tion's steel companies were year. And when Americans stop will meet with his key advisers Retail sales is one of the sta- having problems getting the buying, businesses stop produc- soon after Christmas to decide tistics that gives the quickest recently announced steel price ing and that means fewer Jobs on what to do about the econo- look at what is happening in the increases to stick. on production lines, my. lie said he probably will economy. So if consumers start buying generously at Christmas, it may mean they will keep on spending into next - . . -. r"0 Christmas Sales Are Key To Tax Break Next Year • I CARTER AND MONDALE '.- BALTIMORE ( AP) 'I'wo men allegedly trying to hawk a stolen coat on a downtown street didn't have much luck. Perhaps it was the merchandise it $30,000 full-length white mink coat taken from the hotel room of actress Carol Channing. Baltimore police recovered the coat Tuesday. Two Baltimore men were arrested and charged with burglary after they tried to sell the coat, police said. The coat was taken Monday from an upstairs room in the two-floor hotel suite where the actress and her husband-manager, Charles Lowe, are staying during a run of "The Bed Before Yesterday - • - -. To Buy A $30,000 Coat? - - - •''- — Jimmy Carter's pledge to reorganize government to make it more responsive, more efficient and presumably less costly Is laudable but hauntingly familiar. We've heard it before. Our ske*icfsm has nothing to do with the president-elect's sincerity. But the bureaucratic beast is less formidable when viewed from Plains, Ga., than it is when faced eyeball-to-eyeball in Washington. The mini-empires that flourish in the capital have powerful constituencies In the Individuals or groups they serve and influential peotection among the congressional committees that gave them life. Carter has indicated a commendable awareness of the Washington climate conducive to bureaucratic growth by laying down strict limits to the budget for the White House staff. He must remain alert to Congress' prediliction to create agencies that overlap or duplicate the work of existing agencies. He must be wary of the bureaucratic tendency to devise make-work schemes to Justify a bureaucratic unit's continued existence. The president-elect is being made aware of the pitfalls on the road to reorganization by his supporters and advisers in Congress. If he is to be successful, be will act quickly during the anticipated honeymoon between a Democratic president and the Democratic majorities In Congress and before powerful congressional leaders realize that his critical eye may be focused on some of their own pet programs. - - PSSST! Hey, Buddy, Want - • treasury secretary and Rep. Brock Adams, 1)-Wash., as transportation secretary. Carter said he probably will announce, even before his inauguration, an economic program aimed at creating jobs and, quite likely, reducing taxes. He said he favors jobcreating programs supplemented by tax breaks. The President-elect also disclosed that Vance has joined Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger in trying to persuade members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) from Imposing steep oil price Increases at a price! izing meeting in the Middle East this week. The President-elect ducked a question about pay raises for top federal employes, saying the matter rests on outgoing President Ford's desk. On other topics, Carter said: —He has not given sufficient study to possible duplication of offensive weapons systems to decide whether defense spending might be curbed by eliminating some of them. —He is confident Congress will give him authority, probably by the end of February, to draw up broad government reorganization plans that would go Into effect automatically unless vetoed by the Senate or House. —The government faces a near record deficit of $60 billion to $65 billion from the 1977 budget he will Inherit from President Ford, but he declined to say what size deficit he might face in his first year in office. - - A Familiar:. Story PLAINS, Ga. (AP) Having filled three Cabinet posts, President-elect Carter is expected to announce Thursday his choice for at least one more post, probably secretary of agriculture. Rep. Bob Bergland, D-Minn., a farm operator and political ally of Vice President-elect Walter F. Mondale, was widely seen as the likely choice to head the Agriculture Department. Carter spokesman Jody Powell emphasized Tuesday that Carter's next appointments will not necessarily all involve Cabinet secretaryships. Powell said simply they would be Cabinetlevel posts and said there would be at least two announcements. Another possibility was an announcement of Carter's reported decision to name Charles Schultze, budget director in the Johnson administration, as chairman of his Council of Economic Advisers. Meanwhile, Rep. Andrew Young, 1)-Ga., said he has been offered the post as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations but that he hasn't made up his mind about whether to take the job. Carter and several top aides cautioned newsmen again Tuesday against advance speculation about choices for top appointments. Earlier, Jane Cahill Pfeiffer, a former IBM vice president, had asked that she not be considered for secretary of commerce, saying a Washington job would have parted her from her husband, and because she had undergone a thyroid cancer operation less than a year ago that left her without "confidence in my own sustained energy level...... At his Tuesday news conference, Carter said he will nominate W. Michael Blumenthal, chairman of the Bendix Corp., as — IN BRIEF DON OAKLEY 0 Mondale Ally Likely Cabinet Choice NA110N — — - - Losing Sadistic. Morbid. And the network did not even have the sense to at least inform the viewers of the circumstances except after several days, in the case of Weaver when a pre-prugram announcement was whispered on the air. Incredible. Perhaps the most, memorable example of television taste was back during the Kennedy Administration. It occurred on the syndicated show, "Truth or Consequences." On of the games being played on a particular show involved women contestants pretending to be wheeling around the Kennedy's new baby, who was to be born very shortly. The infant, however, died a few days before the show's airing. No apology from the producers. No explanation from the stations. No remorse. No nothing. Not even the information that the show had been pre-taped. I Again, morbid. Sadistic. Incredible. no longer would be featured in the continuing series? Should the network just have let her fade from the scene through writing of the scripts as is done In other cases when a performer leaves the show? In this corner, the answers are obvious. So consider the questions rhetorical. Unfortunately, this is not the firsttlme — nor will It be the last time that the networks would refuse to risk the buck in an effort to spare the public's emotions and feelin gs. A while back, for Instance, on the popular "Hollywood Squares" show, two of the program's regulars died suddenly. There they were on the show one day. Next day we read of their deaths. And what happened? Were the shows substituted? Of course not, There was old "Charlie Weaver," whose real name was Cliff Arquette, sitting in his little cubicle the day alter his death. And then there was Wally Cox in the same situation a post-death encore. Where does realism end and sadism begin on the television tube? Where should profit begin and good taste end on that tube? These questions are most pertinent this week, following the showing Monday evening of the concluding segment of a two-part episode "Phyllis." The story centered on wedding bells ringing for "Mother Dexter," "Phyllis' grandma on the show. "Mother Dexter" is (or was) played by J udith Lowry. The same Judith Lowry who collapsed and died on the New York Street a couple of weeks ago before the Initial segment was shown. Now, knowing this, what was the network's responsibility? Was It to be business as usual? Or should CBS have spared the feelings of its regular viewers of that show and either canceled or substituted a rerun for these particular episodes? Should the network at least have told viewers of the circumstances that the lead character in these particular shows, Judith Lowry, had died and 04) N FhENcIl AVE SANFOHD. F'[.,\ Area ti dc .i-22.2tl I i r 811 •'i'.t Vlednesday, Dec 15, 1975—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 .L' �SA-Ev ening Harald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Dec. 13, 1976 Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1916-7A Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. CALENDAR HOSPITAL NOTES 0 Peter A. Stetrier, Lauerdaic, Pa. DECEMBER I I WEDNESDAY, DECEMBFR 15 Winter Springs Jaycees., 7 p.m., VFW building Overeaters Anonymous, 1:3(1 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Weight Watcher,7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club,309 S. Oak Ave. Youth Programs Inc. Christmas Part) for volunteers, their famili es and One-on-ones, 7 p.m. Ritz Theatre, Magnolia Ave., Sanford. For information call Lee Sterling. VP! office, 323-8760. All Souls School Children's Christmas program, 7:30 p.m. Social Hall. WEATHER ADMISSIONS Sanford: Lincy H. Griffin Mildred M. Heenan Romulus Jackson BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Johnny ena England, a girl, Sanford Sanford: Jua nita Johnson Arlene Slater Lucius Lee Eva D. Thompson Lessie Thomas Nancy K. Williams Irna M. Walker Ellen F'uinyard, Altamonte Wilhelmina Grant, Ddllary Springs Margaret Cappiali, DeLand Jeanette Ball, Geneva Dorothy C. Edmonds, Joyce C. Georgia, Lake Helen Patricia J. Armbruster, Lake DcUln(I crim. USE M SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. APyGsQc, ztr 2 '4mi'\ GIFT CHRISTMAS TAPES AND o ... - 200 99 (lEG MONDAY, DECEMBER20 TAPES ' KODAK 60$ 88 199 i~.' 50 - 100% VIRGIN ACRYLIC PRINT BLANKE 99 .6 * DRY-MOUNT 1111W. : \ DATRILNo.AspIrIm \, PAIN RELIEVER . 2 HOUR RELIEF . ., building. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24 Diet Workshop, St. Augustine Church, Butten Road and Sunset. Drive, Casselberry, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Seminole South Ratary..7:50a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs: 'JiT TM) . -i 2401 LI MIT ONE SUBSCRIBE NOW-CALL 32 2-2611 . ./,. 1111110 '"low DEEP NUT . ,. OL SAG S01ID uu 20" Q ' ' RE(1 "d - 7 TREE SKIRT L OFMH I 2.P9 8 -A 8 • 3 TRAY 20 LIGHT 771 •, (' s ,, AN Y HEIGHT !'" r -> _i - (JIt,IPI', -. REG 999 i'j l88 2 LAP AND BED TRAY SIZE .1. 57t REQ 69 A t 'I FOLDIN 109 LEGS rnOmNG BOARD 6 PADDED &COVERID 88 5 uN C;%' REG. 79' EACH A NOVEL TRICK ITEM ft / **A I OADS RFG 99 101121 24 IOIG UMGRLAI IJToo0, UM 'p '- "e. ... 5. 197 I SHELL '4 II . TWICE THE PRINTS -1 64t "'__ee. 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SHOE BOXES Y-) SNAP 'N' POPS .____ ASSORTED DECORATED , GLASSORNAMENTS _____ . :'. 1 47 / S PM . _ LTr. RE U , (W'I ¶1 7-7 POPCORN ':.. Slaying' of False C 48 OWS ,.. ESADJu iIFIIAIMU,t I 88 c REQ 4 ORGANIZER S Heavy bargaining In the construction industry begins In April, with talks peaking in June, when 315,000 workers will be under expiring contracts. The industry is still suffering the effects of the recession, with unemployment remaining near 15 per cent, factors that are expected to temper union demands. •• 69 ,,,,.,,.,,99 TINSEL GARLAND S experts. 38C MtT;EE STAND • j WYA'°''" QUEEN -. . 99 MINIATURE LIGHT SET BOX OF 1000 COLOR ICICLES 2Ot , . FANCY MIXED NUTS FL 127 I < "' 69 SHELLS I 10 WEATHER FORECASTER 4 5 12 99 ' Box WALNUTS IN 'J.biji pij W-1 AMAZINGLY 1 le71. BATHROOM , REGULA .R .11111 59 .1 .. ,, JV.'.)A5 TU T.,¼[ DOt.'.'. ';TQ7l . ' • / , CHRISTMAS ' ç' DIAMOND DURABLE NYLON IN ASSTD COLORS & sizzs .- I 4 01 1 01a c" PWTTO DEODORANT ,:..' t!*9c ii II. PITCHER j. 133 ws .1', ___ REQ 89C 7.. TODDLER 12's. 1 12.9 MAN FAW ' GAAmi LANT 0041 LAXATIVE D1GHTGIJII I - JWIfl ruuii •:j TACKLE •. SLEEVE. PULL-OVERS MEN'S GOLF JACKET S PULSATING 88, PAMPERS j. ( TOUCH CONT1Ot 129 UNIT Oki METAMUCIL 14 OL Restaurant. I vv 4 INCH x 25 FT. ic I WASHINGTON (AP) A heavy year of labor negotiations looms ahead, and forecasters say unions are likely to help President-elect Carter's anti-inflation efforts by keeping wage increases moderate. The help is more likely to result from economic circumstances rather than any effort on labor's part to kowtow to the new administration. About five million workers will be affected in major contract talks next year, about the same number as in 1976, which had the heaviest bargaining calendar In three years. A number of key Industries will be affected: steel, coal, Iongshoring, telephone communications, aerospace manufacturing, railroading and construction. A sharp Increase in wage settlements next year exceeding this year's average increases of 8 to 9 per cent in the first contract year could contribute to worsening inflation. But labor experts say that the lower-than-expected Inflation rates of 1976 and a continuation of a relatively high unemployment rate will help keep wage Increases moderate. "If the faucet is turned on and inflation heats up, unions will seek protection In the form of higher wages," says W.J. Usery Jr., the outgoing secretary of labor. But he notes that most contracts expiring in 1977 already have cost-of-living escalator clauses that help cushion against inflation, and he says this will remove some wage pressures. Usery and other experts within the Ford administration predict 1977 settlements ranging around this year's 8 per cent level. In 1975, settlements averaged 10 per cent in the first contract year. Because of high unemployment and the threat of new layoffs, job security Is expected to be a major contract goal next year. Some unions are expected to follow the example set by the United Auto Workers this year In winning agreement. toward a shorter work week at full pay. While most forecasts call for generally smooth sailing next year, there are some storm clouds. Political turbulence within the leadership of the United Mine Workers, mixed with the traditional militancy of the rank-and-tile and a set of ambitious bargaining goats make a nationwide coal mine shutdown next December a possibility, according to the TREE SOUTHBEND 630 SPINNING CHOCOLATE will 409s ( [if 6 F1AT' • . MOD(L I PLANO PALMER- SO 788 29 ONE bL --.MOUTHWASH & GARGLE Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 am., Samba's - I I !,I N5.* I .C.I 1001 L 201I0 - 88 SWEATERS r'1 TRIPLE TOP TAMPAX MICRIN PLUS I 100% DUPONT ORLON A CRYLIC YARN : lISA - ' J988 SHOWER A MKX I 141W Si'1llNG HAIR CONDITiONER irI TAMPONS I MEN'S . 09 SKIN BRACER . WELLA BALSAM r - ~'TOCK UP FOR THE ~401 IDAYSI LIMIT ' 7.H1.5H TOFFEE TINS 344 I ROM' 5 OZ LIMIT 2 110110 2%l .CNO(OUTEItIU AFTERSHAVE LOTION LIMIT I MENNEN 6 OL S COLOI SRZIGOANS.ASSORIED IL AM 24 11) MAGIC U B ES 0 0 _17 .' DeMits assorted ENGLISH ----"i 10OZ 3-PLY LONG : LIMIT ONE I \ L 'A88 1° IpITI CAN[ UAU I ......... ...', COMPLETE KIT I 89t /I COLD CAPSULES 93t, NON-AEROSOL HAIR SPRAY83t. JERGEN'S 6 OL SHAMPOO CONTAC 1 VITAUS SUPER HOLD I AN 100 CY . JtI GALAXY TWO INSTANT FAN FORCED FOICID NOT LIG14T - '5 ELECTRIKBROOM 2; MiWIUMu 167 Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92. Sanford Uons, noon, Holiday Inn. Sanford Girl Scouts Service Unit, 7 pin., Chamber of Commerce. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. 434. Seminole Uois, 7 p.m., Quality Inn North, 1-4 and Sr WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22 Sanford Serlouia, noon, Sheraton Inn, SR 46. Casselberry Rotaty, 7:30 a.rn., the Caboose. Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Serenades-a, senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m. Civic Center, Oviedo Rotary 7:30 a.m,, the Town House. FRUIT CAKE 6 D1DVA I,I,. &d PHOTO ALBUMS W7O83I xyy r4' 11 PAGES RIG 261 } \ REGINA IONCOLURS.I,flhII COVER YEN Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Sanford Optimist, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn North, 1-4 and SR 434. .. Sanford-Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. T too WALDORF FESTIV/1 NYLON BICYCLE SYLVANIA L B INDING BOY'S MOTOCROSS 4 MUSK OIL 88 k 49 ASSORTIOSOF1, ' COLORFUL LINEN TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21 Evening Heiald TV GAME 116. JX. X!.:r (AllYiNG (AU -.d W% 53499 VIDEO W." U." .1' 20 INCH MODEL 2066 ____ Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary Mtarnonte.South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436. Want to Know "What's Happening" in Seminole County? Read The Evening Herald Wn ovan Weill L abor Hold Back For Carter'? VYAARANtY (IIM Fl i p Iu¼H& SEAT BLUE DOT 25 VIAA CAMERA OUTFIT HUFFY-SILVER ThVID(I When the Florida campus of the Electoral College met this week, a reoporter joked that members were taking on more responsibility than they realized. "When they get home there will probably be a letter for them from The Electoral College Alumni Association asking for contributions," he said. I- WONDER WIZARD SHARP MICROWAVE OVEN 99' 1 -" 891, Family and Friends Night at Rainbow Ranch, 9 p.m. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee a' P , ~ V4 ' ~ Camp Mohawk Children's Home will host a Christmas concert featuring The Pickerings, gospel singers from Orlando. Dec. 18 at 8 p.m. at the Geneva Elementary School. Public Is Invited. Free will donations. Diet Workshop, Montgomery Wards, Interstate Mali, 10 a.m. and.7 p.m. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30am Ramada Inn, SR 436. Sanford Civlta.n, 7:15 a.m., Buck's a BLIND STITCH a FANCY STITCHES • PUSHBUTTON REVERS( • SIMPLIFIED THREADING j RECORDS Christmas concert, choir of Forest lake Seventh Day Adventist Church, SR 436, Forest City, 5 p.m. Open to all. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23 BROTHER ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE FAVORITE RECORDING ARTISTS & CHRISTMAS TUNES ASSOR1 (0 FRAGRANCES W1n4CARR(RASILVER SCULPTURED TANK & MOTORCYCLE services for GOP members. Tucker bluntly told lawmakers at the organization session that he was ordering the staff cut back to two one aide and one secretary for Minority Leader Bill James. That staff was instrumental last session in embarassing Tucker with the disclosure that one of his friends would have'%wofited form a proposed land deal. A Tuckercontrolled committee put $1.8 million in a state agency's budget even thGugh the agency hadn't asked for the money. After the Republicans led a floor fight against Tucker, the money was taken out. Since announcing the staff cut, similar to one ordered for the Democrats' majority office, Tucker has decided to let James have three persons on his staff, not two. Tucker said that move was designed specifically to retain Jack Ingram, James' top aide. And Tucker aides said the speaker also has ordereti Democratic-controlled committees to give the Republican staffers top priority in new committee hiring. "We're absolutely certain we're going to be able to place them all," said Ken Driggs, Tucker's press aide. /TWtLvEFLSHES "Jo 14MV01-0 LIMIT ONE In Florida GIVES YOU - S•. House Speaker Donald Tucker appears to be softening the blow of his Nov. 16 edict gutting the nine-member House Republican staff, which performs a variety of ,A PK • & I... ob RECORDS DECEMBER 19 Annual Children's Christmas Program, Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, Sanford, 4 p.m., to be Followed by congregational Christmas party and pot-luck dinner. deep trouble during the campaign when It became linked, Incorrectly, with other proposals which could have aff ected taxes. But the committee proved unable to counter the adverse publicity. Boyd said he was willing to travel to other parts of the state to urge approval, but the committee never called on him. Koelemij, however, said he is satisfied the committee did about all it could have done under the circumstances. 1 think that If had done anymore, like taking a month off and going on a speaking tour, they would have called it the builder's relief bill," he said. "I didn't want to do that to Guy. Askew." . 1J if AhO Cakq,. Mot ,qY ko A 'eth4 Spy pa CW .. Li lea a , \ - SHAVE AND 2'.OZ COLOGNE LIMIT ONE NQ 001 S accIsso POCKtT COLOGNE =1 4 The amendment was widely misunderstood and ran into "MIST-ER" SET 21A OZ AFTER issue," Koelemij said. fl ENGLISH . TRAVEL builder, said in September the panel hoped to raise $10,000. The Nov. 2 report listed $4,355 In contributions. But that total is misleading. The contributions included a $2,500 loan from the North Florida National Bank and $1,120 In contributions of postage, stamps and envelopes provided by the Florida Home Builders Association. The committee reported $1,723 In expenditures: $1,089 on various printing expenses, including 10,000 brochures; $600 for executive director Janie Ball's salary and $33.75 for a trip Ms. Ball made From Tallahassee to Panama City. Koelemij identified Ms. Ball as a recent Florida State University graduate in public relations who had interned with the Home Builders Association. He said committee efforts were hampered when financial interests which backed legislative approval of the amendment failed to come up with financial support. "The savings-and-loan associations and the Florida Mortgage Bankers Associations, they played dead on the . LEATHER SPICE'j '5 . 1 'II OLD IiW-Wi Herald. Bayport:: high 10:55 a.m., 11:13 p.m., low 3:58 a.m., 5:40. I Ll roaiflg roaming again this week - and will tell Sunday all in 'tl a.m., 10:28 p.m., low 3:57 a.m., 10:28 p.m. smPaime You-The Bust Of The Year For TALLAHASSEE (AP) With annual swards rolling around once again, a top contender for bus!-of-theyear honors is the unsuccessful campaign to pass a housing-finance constitutional amendment, Gov. Ileubiri Askew announced on Sept. 9 the *)rmation of a 'Homes for You" committee to promote voter approval of the amendment. It would have let the state Issue $100 million worth of bonds to make funds available to lending institutions for low-cost housing loans, But Rep. Charles Boyd, Dflollywood, the sponior of the amendment, said little was done to promote it "To put It mildly, I was disappointed in what I felt was the lack of effort they put out to get It passed," Boyd said. "From what little I know about what they 4id, they just didn't do very much to pass the amendmmt." A Financial report filed by the conimittile on Nov. 2 the day the voters rejected the amendent - shows supporters raised a paltry sum to promot e the proposal and spent even less. Committee chairman John Koelenj, a Tallahassee was EAr the Daytona Beach: high 10:29 a.m., 10:52 p.m., low 3:54 n.m., 4:3.1 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 10:19 Charles G. Shaw, Deltona Sprin 'Homes : cent. TIIUILSI).ty'sTll)Ls HW R Ernest A. Gajdusek, Deltona William E. Taylor, Lockhart Michael Lacentra, Deltona Lelia E. Brown, Winter Robert E. Lee, Deltona THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16 Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry Lions, 6:30 p.m., Land o' Lakes Country Club. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, SR 436. Sanford Ci1tan. 7:15 am., Buck's. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Bishop Moore High School band Christmas concert, 8 p.m., Orlando Garden Club auditorium, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17 American Assn. of Retired Persons and National Assn. of Retired Teachers, 2:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. United Daughters of the Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., 1702 E. Fourth St., Sanford. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chnniley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Sambo's Restaurant. Foresters Square Dance Club, The Forest, 8 p.m. Diet Workshop, St. Augustine Church, Button Road and Sunset Drive, Casselberry, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church Longwood AA, dosed, 8 p.m., Rolling hills Moravian Church, SR 434. YAC's Club for Singles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 701 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. prevention device cut Invented- Mary Deltona Junior High Band Boosters Association skating party, 6:30 p.m. Melodee Skating Rink, Sanford. 'Christmas Carol Celebration', 7:30 p.m., at Ascension Lutheran Church of Casselberry, Overbrook Drive Tuesday's high, 69; barometric pressure, 30.10 falling; relative humidity, 98 per cent; winds, calm. Mostly cloudy through Thursday with rain likely, Highs In the low 7Os, lows to upper 50s. Southerly winds 10-15 m.p.h. Rain pro ba bility 60 per The most effective Anna Marland Mabel C. flushing %) a.m. readings: ternperatüre, 67; overnight low, 66; John B. Williams, DeltonaCindy L Edwards, Lake Helen Mary L. Wilson, Orange City • PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'SFOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTIONS AT LOW, LOW PRICESI / / 5 5 •. 5 • ' . i , AVAILABLE AT ECKERD 'S ' I EUREKA, Calif. (API - A V-year-old Crescent City, Calif man has been charged with slayin g a Miami 'Beach motor1st whose body has not been found, police say. Glen Douglas Crites was charged in documents filed late Monday in Humboldt County Superior Court. Sheriff's officers say he killed Ronald Clime, 22, in October after Cline apparently picked him up as a hitch-hiker. Clime's body has not been found, but his car was discovered in late October in Humboldt Bay, detectives said Tuesday. Crites was arrested in Late November in HGnoluiu on parole violation charges. Sheriff's U. Roy Simmons. said officers found sonic of Clime's property, including a watch, In CrltCs' possession. Earlier, Crites was charged with possession of stolen property. po lice said.. • • .S �OA— Evn,ng Head, Sanford, Fl. -- Wednesday, Dec. IS, 1970 KILLER -- ANIMALS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Has - By Herald Services Largest of living land creatures, the elephants of Asia and Africa are the mightiest animals of their respective wilderness realms. The African species reaches a height of 13 feet and can weigh almost sc _. tons, while the Asiatic elephant is somewhat 4 smaller but still big enough to derail a train. This is precisely what happened in 1906 when a Siamese elephant met a locomotive head-on, spilling it and several freight cars from the tracks. The impact killed two members of the train crew — and the elephant. The colos sal size of either species makes an adult elephant too formidable for even a lion or tiger to kill, and generally elephants are challenged by no other wild animals. The bulk that gives the elephant the advantage in the wild, however is a liability In a world where wilderness no longer exists in unbroken expanses There simply do es not seem to be enough room left for the ,.. iz! Elephant's , - .7 ________ -. ________ . ..• •' -' •'J elephants particularly the African species - - and it seems as if 'Out-Size Doomed it? - " M 2 . MUS'h probably is responsile for unexpected rampages by even large game parks may not be able to contain the huge beasts. The next few years, it appears, will tell whether the elephant's size has made It incompatible with man. Just by virtue of size, of course, elephants can be dangerous, but unless frightened they usually are peaceful There are exceptions, however, such as the so-called rogues,' bulls which in Bangladesh late Asiaticelephants such as one which in 1975. Nine people were trampled to death and 10 hurt when an elephant suddenly ran amok through two villes. I I LUll N ornall y,bowe ver , the Asiatic elephant is a placid animal, as rat6d by the It h been domesticated in English ' have been driven from the herd by a e and which , Asia for at least 5,000 years. The stalk.the countryside looking for den in warfare, but it also has bec n a charge people it meets on sight T E 7! Bulls of the Asiatic s:e±:: in the lards where it lives. when they are seized by a peculiar condition called 'musth" which occurs about once a year and lasts for several days. Musth Therefor even amidst multitudes f people, and despite the produces bouts of bad temper that make even tame bulls unelephant seems to be THEPADDOCK T feathor manageable The condition is accompanied by the swelling of the temporal glands which are located in the elephant s temples and produce an oily black fluid. The reasons for musth are obscure, but it may somehow be connected with the breeding cycle, The outlook for the African elephant is much more grim, for several reasois. c . 6.00 by Max Factor destruction if the wilderness the Asiatic able to survi,re \1l(,llT P 'i( lL'a DI RM ....: A. - face extinction 1 Cologne Spray . Englis - Navy - NM -. RENEEE.NFLIIS SAN ANTONIO SUPER GIFT! __ • I Airman Boatswain's Mate Second Class Renee E. Nellis, daughter of Gerard C. Wargo, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Nellis and Mrs. George G. Wargo of of 224 Robin Rd., Altamonte 404 Lochmond Drive, Fern Springs, has been assigned to Park, recently returned from Keesler AFB, Miss., after - - B . v ,-' ' ; Il l 'f 1' ?'. LIM • • ;' — U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant 5 Steven P. Henry, son of Paul parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry of 1406 W. Smith St.. Andrew PuIsney of Smithmill, Orlando, has been assigned to Pa., has arrived for duty at Keesler AFB, Miss., after Zweibrucken AB, Germany. completing Air Force b,lsic His wife, Sandra, is the training. The Airman is a 1974 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John graduate of Seminole Adult W. Bash of Longwood. High school in Longwood. His mother, Mrs. Shirley F. WILIAMNI A. NORRIS JR. Kobylak, resides at 310 Fern Park Blvd., Fern Park. Airman NORFOLK, Va. — Navy Henry's wife, Ruth, I the Mess Management Specialist daughter of 3fr. and Mrs. Seaman William A. Norris Jr., Patrick Gilbert, 31 Carriage son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hill Circle, Casselberry. 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Amphibious Base, Little Creek, er, THE WINNING COMBI -- Cologne Spray 225 oz AN J participation in the maritime completing Air Force basic portion of the major NATO training. She is a 197 15 graduate Va. h Leat 385 ,. NORFOLK, Va. h Yf , The Thoroughbred" Gift Set is Armed Forces GERARDC WARGO — . I25 oz Also available in Hyprotique may Wedn.sday, Dec. IS, 1 �10A— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Dec. is, 197 13 Million Hours ~-.I . ~Ii," [~ -'*. I,I ;~_ ., To F10 11 In The Blanks " - r-q r14 WASHINGTON (AP) Pres- cut government paperwork hours. In October. Use figure ident Ford demanded a 10 per succeeded In wiping out more was 138.6 million. last month, the estimate was cent cut in the number of feder- than 700 forms of the more t han al forms sent to Americans. He 5,.000 used by executive depart- 143 million up almost 13 mugot It. But the remaining forms ments. lion hours from the previous take 13 million more hours to year. The OMB's latest figures As Ford admitted In July, I complete because more people as of Nov. 30 show 4,418 most of the forms dropped were are filling In the blanks. forms, I minor ones sent annually to More students applying for And the November figure is federal scholarships and a new below even the June 30 figure of only several hundred or several pension law designed to protect 4,504 forms in use the figure thousand people. For example, the critique workers are the main reasons Ford cited in announcing the for the Increased burden of pa- success of his effort during the forms for the "Discover Amer. I perwork. Ica Pow Wow And Trade Mart" sinmer. In October 1975, Ford ordered But the measure of the but- and "Preliminary Fiscal Re- L the number of forms cut by 10 den of those forms the num- port and Final Fiscal Report II per cent. her of hours needed to fill them (EPDA), Part E, Fellowship Program and Title IX-VB FelAt that time, the Office of out has been going up. Management and Budget listed In October 1975, OMB estl- lowship Program" are absent 5,146 forms repeatedly sent to mated that it would take 130.3 from the October 1976 list. Tothe public by 44 federal depart- million hours to fill out the gether, those two forms elicited responses and took 600 ments and agencies, forms. In June of this year, Ford's year-long campaign to OMB estimated 138.4 million hours to fill out. - - - - II - - • . • Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice The School Board of Seminole FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME County is advertising for bids on two Notice is hereby given that I am Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at 205 E. 25th $' wells as per plans and spec. tifications available for inspection engaged in bi s iness at Court St. . St.. Sanford, Seminole County, Longwood, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of at 272 E. Commercial Street, San. ford. Florida in the office of the Florida under the fictitiouS name of A I ALIGNMENT CENTER, and PUBLIC OPINIONS CO.. and that that lintend to register said name Oirectorof Auxiliary Services. open we intend to register said name with with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. December 32. 1976, 1 PM the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in ac Publish: Dec. i. •, is, 17e Seminole County. Florida in ac DEC cordance with the provisions of the cordanco With the provisions Of the FictitiOuS Name Statutes, To Wit: Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Se ction 16S 09 Florida Statutes 1957. THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Section 665.09 Florida Statutes 1957 S K enneth L. Cook EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. .. 5 William A. Posev PubliSh: Dec. S. 15, 32. 29, 1976 CUlT OF THE STATE OF M B. Moore DEG FLORIDA. It'd AND FOR Publish Nov. 21, Dec. 1. t, 15. 1976 SEMINOLE COUNTY. DEF 115 GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 76.1$I0.CA.9.F COLONIAL MORTGAGE SERVICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FICTITIOUS NAME CO. OF CALIFORNIA FLORIDA Notice is hereby given that we are Plaintiff. CASE NO. 76.16I4.CA•09.0 engaged in business at Hwy 136 and vs SHEOAH HIGHLANDS TWO, INC.. Academy Drive, Seminole County, ROBERT E. GETMAN a Florida Cor poration, Florida under the fictitious name of TRUDIE GETMAN, Plaintiff, FOREST CITY SPORTS CENTER. Defendants. VS and that we intend to register said NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that, LEONARD J. URBAN and name With the Clerk of the Circuit DOROTHY URBAN, his wife. Court. Seminole County, Florida in pursuant to a Final Judgment of Defendants. accordance with the provisions of Foreclosure entered in the above LIEN FORECLOSURE the Fictitious Name Statutes, To, Styled cause. In the Circuit Court of NOTICE OF ACTION Wit: Section 56.5.09 Florida Statutes Seminole County, Florida. I will sell 1957, the property situate in Seminole TO Leonard J Urban and Dorothy Urban 5: Gordon A. Locke County. Florida, described as: 515 591h Street Patricia W. Locke LOU, less the West 12 feet, and the New York NY 1019 PubliSh: Dec. 5, IS, 22, 29, 1976 West 45 feet of Lot 9. Block 15. 2nd YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DEG 29 Section SAN LANTA. according to that an Action to Foreclose a Lien on the p1ev thereof as recorded in Plat the fOltowing property in 5erniroI. Book A. pages 3$ Through of the County, Florida Public Records of Seminole County, Residential Unit No. 15 of SPieoah. Florida. less the South 12 feet for a condominium, Section Two, and a NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ' alley. replat of Part of Tract B. The NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that public sale, to the highest and best Highlands Section Two, recorded in by virtue of that certain Writ of bidder, for cash. ,at the west front Plat Book 17, Page 47, Public Execution issued Out Of and under door of the Seminole County Court R e cords of Seminole County, the seal of the County Court of House. at Sanford. Florida. at 11:00 Florida, containing 1.53 acres, more Orangecounty, Florlda,upona final AM., on December 21 1916. or less, lying in Seminole County. judgment rendered in the aforesaid WllNESSmy hand and the seal of Florida, has been tiled against court on the 4th day of Dec ember, this court on December 13th , 1916 LEONARD .1. URBAN and AD, 1976, in that certain case en. (Seal) DOROTHY URBAN, his wife, and titled, Aetna Finance Company, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. you are required to serve a copy of Plaintiff, vs Louis U. Williams and Clerk of the Circuit Court your written defenses. If any, to it on Vasti. H. Williams, Defendant, By. Cherry K Travis • Warren E. Williams. of Warren E: which aforesaid Writ of Execution' Deputy Clerk Williams, PA., Attorney for was delivered to me as Sheriff of THIS INSTRUMENT Plaintiff, whose address is P.O. Box Seminole County, Florida, and I PREPARED BY 1621, 239 N. New York Avenue, have levied upon the following DAVID G. MULOCK ' Winter Park. Florida 32190. and file described property owned by Louis Post Office Box 3239 the original with the Clerk of the Williams, said property being Tampa, Florida 33401 styled Court on or before the located in Seminole County, Florida, Publish: Dec. 1$. 1916 10th day of January 1977, otherwise more Particularly described as DEG ' a judgment maybe entered against follows. you for the relief demanded in the One 1971 Monte Carlo Chevrolet, ' NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF complaint or petition. ID No. 1HS7HIB StS221. Title No REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF WITNESS my hand and seat of 11547797 Silver with black top. FUNDS said Court on the 6th day of and the undersigned as Sheriff of December 15, 1976 December, 1916, Seminole County, Florida, will at Applicant: City Of' Sanford SEAL ' 11.00 AM on the 30th day of P.O. Box ins Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. December, A.D. 1976, offer for sale Sanford. Florida Cler k of Circuit Court • and se ll to the bigheit bidder, for 305-322 3161 By: Jean E Wilke cash, subject to any and all existing TO ALL INTERESTED AGEN. Deputy Clerk loins, at the Front (West) Door of CIES. GROUPS AND PERSONS: Publish: Dec. 5, IS, 22, 29. 1976 the Seminole County Courthouse in On or about December 15. 1976. the DEG- 310 • Sanford. Florida, the above City of Sanford will request the U.S. described personal property . Department of Housing and Urban . INVITATION TO BID That Said sale is being made to Development to release Federal The Housing Authority of the City satisfy the terms of said Writ of funds under Title I of the Housing of Sanford, Florida will receive bids Execution. and Community Development Act Of for Replacement of Thirty ()O) John E Polk, . ' 1914 (PLY] 363) for the following Exterior Yard Light Fixtures at Sheriff . . . Project: Lake Monroe Terrace, Low Rent Seminole County,. Florida ' • Title: Northeast Park ' Housing Project Fla. 165 until 200 Publish. Dec. I. IS, 27, 29. 1976 Purpose: Recreation P.M. E.S.T. On the 291h day of DEG 26 Location: Sanford. Seminole. December 1976, at the Ad . . Florida ministration Building, Castle ___________________________ Fs?imated Cost. 09.000 Brewer Court. Sanford, Florida at environmental review recd Which time and Place all bids will e . UNITED STATES DISTRICT ecting the within project has publIcly opened and read aloud. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF made try the above named city The worth consists of removing. FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION .h000jments the environmental thirty (30) existing yard light,, • Case No. . ew' of the project. Thi$ En. including concrete bases, posts and 76 311•Orl.CivR . .ronmental Review Record is on globes and replacing same with UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. fix at the lbovt address and is. thirty (30) new fixtures including Plaintiff, vs REGINA 0 SIEVER available for public examination concrete base,, anchor bolts, pmts. Oka REGINA 0 MCCOY and and copying, upon request. RONALD I McCOY, of Cl,, globe, and connections to existing The City of Sanford will undertake electrical services. New fixture, Defendants. —ORDER • FOR the Proj ect descrIbed above with Shail conform to the following: SERVICE BY PUBLICATION —On Block Grant funds from the US motion and affidavit Of plaintiff in Replace thirty 1)0) existing t Department of Housing and Urban lights and foundations with a above enitled cause by its Development (MUD). under Title I Assistant United States Attorney, in Sterner GSC 10 foot black post with Of the Housing and Community 74" poly-carbonate gie. Unit to be an action against the defendant(s), Development Act of 1911 The City Of Regina G. Slower a k a Regina G. 120 volt, 100 watt mercury vapor Sanford is certifying to HUD that McCoy and Ronald I. McCoy. of al, fl*turi with 100 watt deluxe tamp. Sanford and Warren E. Knowles, in Mount on IS" square by ó'• de.p and to enforce a lien upon real his official capacity as City concrete base, flush with filii$h Property situate in thi$ District and Manager, consent to accept the grade. Connect new fixtures to described as follows. The East Al iurit,diCtion of the Federal covrts if existing wiring feet of Lot IS and thC West 30 feet of an action is brought to entorce Lot ti WILLIAMSON HEIGHTS Bidders shall visit the site and responsibilities in relation to en REPLAT. according to the plat determine for themselves, prior to .vironmental reviews, aecision bidding, the lOCation, existing thereof as recorded in Plat Book I) making, and action; and that these cpflditions and all matters affecting Of page hot the Public Records of responsibilities have been satisfied. the work. No extra compensation Seminole County, Florida and it The legal effect of the certification is will be authorized for Items which appearing to the Court that defers that upon Its approval, the City of can be determined by such site dantlsi, 'Regina G. Sliver Is k .s Sanford may use the Block Grant investigation Regina G McCoy and Ronald I fund and MUD will have satisfied Its McCoy are not inhabitants of nor A certified check or bank draft, responsibilities under the National Payable to the Mousing Authority of found within the State of Florida and Environmental Policy Act Of 1969. the' City of Sanford, Florida. U S have .not voluntarily appeared MUD will accept an objection to its Government bonds, ora sat iifac. herein, and that personal service approval of the release of funds and tory bid bond executed by the bid. Upon them Is not practical because acceptance of the certification only den and acceptable sureties in an ti'w,r residence and whereabouts are if it is on one of the following base,: emounI equal to S per cent of the bid unknown,'. it 5 ORDERED that (a). That the certification was not Mall be submitted with each bid, Regina G. Slower aka Regina 0. in fact executed by the Ch.ef McCoy and Ronald I McCoy appear 'The successf ul bidden will be Executive Officer or other officer of required to furnish and pay for or plead to the complaint herein by applicant approved by HUD, or the 101h day of January. hIll, and In Satisfactory performance and lb). that applicants en default' thereof the Court will payment bond or bonds. wironmental review record for the The Successful bidder will be .proceed to the hearing and ad project indicafes omission of a require to comply with all 19 judlcalionof this suit as if Regina G. required decision, finding, or step pficabe local, state and federal Sliver a k a Regina GL McCoy and applicable to the project in the regulations. Ronald I McCoy, had been served environmental review process. With process in the State of Florida. The Housing Authority of the City Objections must be prepared and of Sanford, Florida 'reserves' the but only to the extent provided for by subsnitlld In accordance with tlse right to 'elect any or all bide Or to Section 1655, Title 21, UPited State, reouired prsdvru (24 CFR Part waive any Intgfm.alitle, in the. Code, it is further ORDERED that 5$), and may be addreued to MUD .bidd.nj. notice of tisli Order be published br at 141 Peachtree Street, N W., the United States Marshal' in a NO Did shall be withdrawn for a AIlnf Georgia 30305. Objections period of 30 days lubstque-d to tie newspaper of'general circulation In' to the release of funds on oases other opening of bids Without the COfen1 Seminole County, 'Florida, once a than those stated above will not be of the Housing AtAPIL.qily of the City week for six (6) consecutive weeks, considered by MUD. No objection Of Sanford, Florida, commencing on November loj 1974. received after January 13. 197?, wit) DONE AND ORDERED as Orlando. The HouSing Authority b.consideridby MUD. Florida, this 6th day of October. Of the City of Sanford, Warren E. Knowles 1916. . ' ' • Florida City Manager GEORGE C. YOUNG Thomas Wilson P0 boa 1775 United State, District Judge Executive Director $ank,rtt, Florida 32711 Publish, Nov. 10, )1. 21, Dec. 1, #, IS, PubliSh; Nov. 0, 24, Dcc, 1, 1. 15. 73, Publish: Dec. IS. 1916 1914 1914 DEG III DEC TI DE F .0 • HW STOP I LI 11 ' t 4 4 Earn ExtraMon I~ St. I 4 ' • ' • Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Wednesday, Dec. 13, 1976-1IA Saints Rollick Giants Rehire McVay .. Is y WITH THE HIDDEN TREASURES' IN YOUR ATTIC, GARAGE OR CLOSET!' 75-34 ORLANDO Trinity Prep tuck ed away an easy 75-34 vi ctory over an undermanned Luther high team Tuesday night, riding 18 and 17-point scoring performances by Mike Denicole and Doug La nier to the Saints' second victory of five g am es. David Mellinger scored 10 points and pulled down as many rebounds for the winners, who play ag ai n Friday at Lake - Highland. In th e junior varsity contest, Trinity's Bruce Burnett scored 26 points to pace a 79-33 victory. • Trinity Prep Luther "' ifs ' Il.2l.1S35 —is $ S 4 14-34 use eyes don't have it, but neither do the hands in Hawks-Lions scrap for the basketball Howell . ....... - Instant Replay it . Subject Hashed GATHER UP (Herald photo by Bonnie Wlebolat, ALL THOSE HOL IDAY HA VEN GREAT FINDS Amid all the decorations and tinsel marking the Christmas season in the Altamonte Mall, there has been erected this commemoration of the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah (also spelled Chanukah), which begins sundown Thursday. The eight-,da y holiday, also called the Festival of Lights. marks dedication in 165 B.C. of the new altar built in Jerusalem to replace the one destroy ed by the Maccahees, ____________________________________________________ Disabled Discover Horsek bac Riding. OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) cing, archery, yoga, camping Paraplegics and quadriplegics and self-defense for Ahe are trading wheelchairs for disabled. Horseback riding horses and hitting wooded trails classes were started a month here twice a week in a special ago. recreation program for the "Hey, baby!" Lester Freehandicapped. man, 63, shouts to his brown "Horseback riding is perfect and white pinto mount as he For the disabled as a means of speeds around the arena at getting them out in the country Grizzly Peak Stables. and away from roads," said Su"It's pretty weird, but it's a san Sygall, 23, head of the Out. ch al lenge to k these things," reach Recreation Program said Freeman, a former barsponsored by the neighboring tender and truck driver whose city of Berkeley. legs were amputated during an "The whole --object is to put illness. 'some good legs under them and Another riding student is Phil to get them out and let them see Morgan, 34, who was defending some trails," said Steve Young, his national water ski speed who' teaches the. disabled title four years ago when he riders. 'broke broke his back in a 105-mile-anyear-old program, hour wipeout. "This Is too good funded mostly by a $17,000 to miss," he said as he urged his grunt from the city, features horse, Cherokee, to a (aster swinunlng, g)'mnastics, dan- trot. - AND ADVERTISE THEM "FOR SALE" LI•J: to IN OUR CLASSIFIED AD ! 1!. DA YS. YOU'RE SURE $ POCKETFUL . OF EXTRA SPENDING MONEY FOR THE 50 . , . • V - ".7 m. OA A ,, ' 0/ , Td '." \ ' \ ,,..1 .y' t , - ,l .. ,... . -, . - . . . : .' : •" -. .F r 1 11 - ci , ' . "_L coaches a chance to agree or disagree. Should they disagree, the referee would consult the Instant replay. He'd still have the final say-so." HOLIDAYS! MERCHANDISE ADS ONLY a Ld L~ . Hawks' Mitch Silver gets ball, bump lI e LIMITED TO. PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS ONLY. . -- Hawks all over the floor. This strategy all ow ed the scramWing Oviedo five to come up OVIEDO Patient, fun- with a couple of loose balls, damental basketball paid off for the most part they failed For Coach Greg Robinson and take advantage. his Lake Howell squad, as the Instead of converting scoring Silver Hawks upset the Oviedo opportuniti es, more often than Lions T uesday night, 55-2. not they would gi ve the ball The win, the Hawks' third of right back on floor mistakes. the young season, brought them This carelessness, coupled to the .500 mark and equalled with the Hawks patient attack, the number of vi ct ori es the and the fact Lake Howell was Silver Hawks managed all last able to neutralize Hind, proved year, when they struggled to a to be major factors in the dismal 3-17 mart. outcome. "We knew we couldn't matchBut looming just as big, or up with some of their per- bigger, was the fact that Lake sonnel," a happy Robinson Howell converted 17-of-21 foul commented after the game,"so attempts. Compare this to we worked away from boys like Oviedo's 4-for-14 From the (Gary) Hird and (Bobby) charity line and you have much Couch. We also got a great team more than the final three-point effort. Let's Just say, the boys winning margin. did what they had to do to w in." The opening period matched Robinson then finished by the Lions team against Hawks saying, "If you noticed, after Stan Adams, with the talented we got a five-point lead we junior almost coming out never took a jump shot, or a bad ahead. During that eight sho t. The kids did exa ct ly w ha t minute session the Lions I told them to do." banged home 10 ponts as The last outside shot by the compared Adams' nine. But the visitors was a perfect two Hawks also got a basket' by Jim pointer by Tim Carroll. It came Meadows to take a 11-10 adlate in the final session, and vantage into the second gave the hawks a two-point quarter. margin, 44-42, and a lead they There the Lions got unexnever relinquished. pected offense from Scott After Carroll's 20-footer the Meyer, as the normal bench Hawks were content to "spread warmer canned 10 points before It o ut " and loo k for either an half time. This output coupled easy lay-up or a foul shot. This with six points from Cedric tactic payed off, as they opened Canley allowed the lions to their lead, while running down battle bark from a five point the clock defecit, 23-18, to go into the In the meantime, the Lions, locker room with a 28-24 adunder the leadership of Dale vantage. Phillips, were pressing the Bobby Couch opened up the third period with yet another Lion basket and Oviedo had I . .. Good. Now Through Dec. 21 SPECIAL! .' WRITE YOUR' -OWN 'AD ALUMINUM SHEETS' • '. BETWEEN WORDS. ." . . p ' 4 HERE ISMYMESSAGE: '• . " / . .,• . ' .' . I" ' 0 if ' .' . - . y• " i' 0 -; NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPL'GUN . . CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING MAIL OR DELIVER YOUR AD AND CHECK TO: THE ' The Herald Evening . - HerWd '.. lions' Scott Meyer heads for basket as Hawks' Jim Meadows looks on . -- - ---- . . . ' . . ...,. . .. %• ,. . . . . .. . . . . -.,, . I \ • __ .. -. . . , A 'I ,, ( . . 1. . • . . . i '• . . :, 4 - - • I . . '. so, pions, asfired asGtants head coach and went back to the Dolphins. And McVay was ' el e vated to Interim head coach. Things were really bad w hen the c ha nge was made," said Andy R.obustelli, director of operations. "The tea m was in danger of coming apart. But .John held it toget her." The players began playing with enthusiasm, with ferocity, 4 with a winning attitude, and attributed it to McVay. The fans, who had booed ' the playe rs mercilessly, began cheering them again. And at the end of. the season last Sunday, most of the players said they wanted McVay back in 1977. Andy R.obustelli, Giants' op. erations director, said the team waited until the season was over to talk with McVay about keeping him on because "we had never sat down and talked about the kinds of changes he wanted to make, about his coaching philosophy. You don't try to do things like that during the season." Monday, McVay met with Robustelil and the Maras, WellIflgtofl and his son Tins, the club's vice-presiden t and treas. , . ' . ' ' ' A • • . nley Fi Opens. ou r Oviedo's Cedric Canlev gets off jumper C - t CHICAGO (AP) Lyman Nips inte.r-county rivals. - Charley Finley's federal court battle to . -- -- - - ' -- . . _'... : Commissioner Bowie Kuhn', who blocked his attempt to sell three of- his Oakland A's stars F) forthatarnount,opensmur. Adrivingorsehandetjlay..up IP1V'$C' day. by Mitch Silver deadl ocked the y Finley, the A's owner, Is contest at 32-all. F rom suini Kuhn because the cornpoint, unt il Carroll put the , , OR LA N DO Rick Steinke "Sure, they were looking rfliSS1Oner voided the deals,. Hawks In fron t for good, t he , game see-sawed, wi th both had a feeling about Tuesday ahead, but we played tough saying they were not in the best teams taking turns getting night's basketball game at 'man-to-man and just went out interests of baseball. Evans. Last June, Finley tried to sell and beat them," said the narrow advantages. A factor was that Evans was Greyhound mentor. "Maybe outfielder Joe Rodi and relief Ad ms led all scorers with 18. Meadows was the only' other looking forward to Thursday's this means our program pitcher Rollie Fingers to Boston, for $1 million each and pitcher Silver Hawk to reach double game against arch-rival turned the corner." Gregg Nelson hit a pair of Vida Blue to t he New York. figures, as he finished the night Edgewater. "I've been waiting Four years free throws with 1:24 fo Yankees for:$1.5 million. with' 10. win like this," All were unsigned at tlX time. said margin of victory for Lyman. Couch and Meyer tied for for a Frankie Carter scored 19 Blue since has signed with the Individual scoring honors for Steinke. "Finally we proved we the Lions, as they each banged can play with the big people." points For the winners, now 5-1, A's. But Rudi and Fingers Lyman defeated the Metro the same as Evans. He hit 9-of became free , agents after the home 13. One more. than Conference rival Trojans by a 10 shots from the floor. Nelson 1976 season and signed Last Canley' 12 points. added 17 points and Arth ur month with the California AnThe night 's not a com plete 62.60 count In overtime, Cleveland came up with 12 gels and San Diego Padres, re. loss for the home team, as t heir PC('ttvcIy. In.stej uf $2 mu' points, Junior varsity trounced the Baby Silver Hawks 8W. Howell Booters EVANS Floyd 132221. Belehum lion, Finley got nothing los• 12410. RuPile 1002; Helwl90000: them. 'Top scorers for the Baby BasIc 2 0.0 1. Wilkerson 3 00 6. Even if he Is awarded damHawks were Edwin King and Whip Brantley ' Murray373S. ForgyI.007 Totals ages, Finley probably wiII be in MarcDavis, whOboth put In 10 ZY to 60 the unusual position of having ''markers apiece. LYMAN. Cleveland 521 12. Neal Lake Howell kicked off the to pay some of that money to LAKE HOWELL: Adams 6 4 W' soccer season with a 3-1 victory 3139, Nelson 3 Il 17 I?. Carter 9 13 .r 19, Thomas 0 59 5. Carroll 2 0 4. HykowskI 000, yes- Lake Brantle y. Tuesday, Totals 20 nIt 62. .iohnson 0000 hlns.self. JenkIns 10 2. Marlin 1.46, 'U Baseball's owne rs voted at" riding a three-goal day by Mik e 4 3lQ.' silver 326, Thompion 2 7' vans i—.. their summer meetings In Tot al s 19.175.5. Carey to 3-1 victory. Earl Males- Lyman 13 , 9 It 4 4-61 Phoenix last August to accept seoreti for Lake Brantley. V ..4 i i , B . . , SANFORD, FLA., 32771 . downhill, as-the patient Hawks. took the play away from their ' ... 300 FRENCH AVE. PH.322-2611 . .. . . T IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) I) ., aI . . F OR ."•SALE TWO GREEN LAMPS I5c EACH 1 ". Earlier this year, Bill Arns- . '1) .. WFL's best record, 17-3. ".'- - . ,.; FOR INSTANCE: --' - LEAVE ONE SPACEBLANK FOR SPACING' USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES '23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES '-'- .. USE ONE SPACE FOR EACH LETTER, WHILE SUPPLY LASTS 300 N. FRENCH AVE. ' •• -, . - their biggest lead of the night, .. - . . - stuted in 197 74 when he guided the _ .' . , " I . By LOUIS SAPSIS Herald Correspondent ' im — Adams Hits 18 To Pace Hawks `1i , On T Beat Oviedo a - I N . wide within their various struc1tures, They both laughed at him, so he Is taking his scheme to the public, he said. He said he Is enlisting the aid of fans across • the country, hoping to get his million signatures In time for the NFL meetings In March. "On each side of the field, there'd be a TV 'monitor In front of the. coach's bench," Derbes explained. "Each coach could view the Instant replay and be allowed so many challenges per quarter. "The idea is to give the WITH A FOR t 1%11!lfti ~;, . I distribute his petitions nation - TO END UP • H angs - NEW ORLEANS (AP) J . R. Derbes Is looking for a million people who do not like the offi• dating In the National Football League. He wants them to sign a petl' tion calling for sideline Instant replays to help officials on close calls. His plan also features an on-the-spot vote by competing • coaches on whether a borderline call should be allowed to 'stand. McNally and Kensil said they told Derbes that his plan really jIg contained nothing new but that they would consider it along with various other instant replay suggestions that are under study. That is when Derbes decided to go to the fans. He said he was contacting women's groups in New Orleans, asking them to PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. (AP) —.John McVay reflect ed bra mom en t on ho w far he had come and w here he had come from, then decided: "What makes t his so di fferent is that I know there's going to be anothe r season." For McVay, th ere are go ing to be at least anot her two seasons wi th the National Football League's New 'York Giants. That is a half-season more than the World Football League gave him or gave itself for that matter. Th e Giants said Tuesday th ey ha ve signed the 45-year-old McVay to a two-year contract as head coach, eliminating the "interim" which preceded his title during t he latter half of the 1976 season, when he helped turn the club around. McVay's o nl y previo us bead coaching experience in the pros - - . SPORTS - L. TRINITY: Denlcole 90.16, GIrech 406. Lanier 1.117, Mellinger 31 10, '(Prosier 306, Nutt 306, Eidson 12 10, Totals 34 175. LUTHER. Kri,jt 47.1S, Davis 00 0. Norrntron, 339. Humphries 000, Zimmerman5 0.10, Totals 12 10 34 - ~ -------- ' •' • çuiipi.i f I For Shad Derby !Wro~~ - "We are in th e process of lining up prizes right now," said Meadors Tuesday. "Businesses which wish to participate should contact me. We had a healthy list of prizes last year I believe in the neighborhood of $2,500 worth of merchandise— and we are hoping for even more prizes this yea r since we are expecting a bigger and better Derby." Th ere is no entry fee for the tournament, and entry Llanks will be available at weighin stations and will also appear from time to time in The Herald. 1 m 11 Re- but "neither is our existence,"' could still be reduced by proTAMPA, (AP) to publicans need to recruit win- and Republicans must begin viding a direct tax credit who accelerate their rs employe rung candidates for local, coun- now to make a comeback. Dole said that even though job-expansion plans, he added. ty and state elections In o rder to rebuild a strong national party, national publliopinion polls in"Unlike the Democrats, we says Sen. Bob Dole, RKansas.. dicate a conervative drift by know that a huge increase in the "II we build a st ro ng electoral the electorate, a lesson In his number of government Jobs I -All base on th e local, co un ty and and President Ford's loss to an not be Justified and, In the state level, our ability to wage Jimmy Carter is that the voters c will be self-defeating," "a end, wan t action, rather than st rong campaigns for the White , fa Dole said. or is party which advocat es Hous e every four years will pretty much take care of it- perceived to advocate essenself," said t he GOP vice pres- tially no action." Pu'oct your ho.. by People tend to think that gov ldent!al candi date on this year 's protecting your n.ghbo. ernment shoul d try to solve the l os ing ticket. t OU i.e anything Dole told a Hillsborough eco nomic and other nation al IVlpICIOVi'CAU problems, Dole said. County Republican dinner The GOP m ust fashion a pro- THE POU1 Tuesday that winning cangram to prove "that we do not didates and new GOP voters ,.are not going to co me beating advocate bur yi ng our heads in on our door, begging to be the sand when there Is a legitiRepublicans. We have to go out mate need for government involvement," he said. and get them, we have to focus The sen ator sai d that the heavily on recruitment... "These grou ps may not be sluggishness in the economy easy to reach. But how be tter to "affords us a great opportunity test the vitality of our Re- to offer an attractive Republi' publican beliefs than by pe r- can program.., of an indi vi dual suading these grou ps face to tax cut and private employCRVi1E face, as Individuals, that what ment tax credit." AOtnay G.& sOtf.. Fio.,do lie said that woul d contrast we sta nd for best serves their with Democrats who favor pubinterests." t 04 ,nfonnoi'omi, He said that the GOP's ml- lie Jobs programs over an in- i*"'. t'o ioI.ci or ih.iill of f,cs nority status Isn't fixed in law come-tax cut. Unemployment Plans are under way for the second annual Shad Derby which will be held Jan. 9 through March 13, sponsored by th e Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and The Evening Herald. Gene Meadors is chairman of the Shad Derby, and indicates plans are going smooth ly for the event which last year attracted fishermen young and old from near and far in quest of the small, but game shad which migrate and spawn in Seminole County waters. Sponsors Sought -~(- - - 11 To Recruit Winners . - - • Dole: GOP Needs. 0 ' It, Conley 20I2 Gould 000. Totals 20444- -.--'.... In the the teams battl-i in sh 1.1 61 ...' ' ' ' - , F CA .1 ' ' Out . . ____ (J Yan E2 V _____ -financially .againsr swt kisses, �12A-E v ening Herald, Sanford, Fl. t"'dntsday, Dec. iS, 197 COLTISH l ie ace Track Woe - or Paul Schnitt, said ,FlRsr "i~ii 500 . , I tuth .4a ,"' C I ''I .~ N eubin Askew may seek anoth- port made by the second state- report. House Speaker Donald r state wi de grand jury , the wide grand jury,aided by Pine- Tucker last month echoed con oardof Business Regulation is has State Atts James T Rus cerns of the report when he roceeding wi th a crackdown sell named a Select Committee on ri illegal gambling at race All I can say is that there Organized Crime acks has not been a decision yet to Th e consultants recommend Executive Direct or J. Jack- establish a third statewide ed reorganization of the departn Walter spelled out a five grand jury, Schnitt said ment, with licensing and ree [nt plan Tuesday aimed at Russell said it would be pre- nue-collecting functions corn efing up law enforcement at mature to speculate on whether bined into separate offices rath e state's 35 pari-mutuel race he would head a t hi rd probe er than in each of the five diviacks and jai alai frontons until they make the decision sions They also called for a The program is a key recom on what's going to be in the pe- state anti racketeering law q-iendation c a report earlier tition modeled on a federal statute this year by Florida's second ..atew1de grand jury. Connors, Borg At Raton Walter hinted that Askew is BOCA WEST (AP)-Jimmy were in the tournament's rreparing to petition the state %werne Court for creation of a Connors and Sweden's Bjorn inaugural competition last tbird statewide grand jury to Borg will join two other top- year. Connors lost a close, cus on illegal book making at ranked tennis stars next month three-set final to Ilie Nastase, uth Florida tracks. in Grand Slam of Tennis settling for third place with a Consultants hired by the state tournament competition here. win over Arther Ashe of Miami. Connors and Borg will Cganized Crime Control CoinO c I have recommended an over. compete with Adriano Panattarantes also beat Ash but lost two sets to Nastase. hiu1 of the Department of Busi- of Italy and Manuel Orantes of IYD1I.. MITCHELL /1.45 ,000 AMP 2 .5OO % YARO AtSAr AMP t Mr Y YAR.0-4 A1,0,455 m'e zw' cc, Pic % ked T- In W-1. 0!1 1 6-~, fow j - Our 22WAI /// 7XE O1'F/fI/''' yg,g, , Marav'ioch Smok'i'ng Wi*th 51 i 0 Van Breda Kolff Loses b ' L CITTer)' ''9-' . ham Smith says he knows how it feels to run the emotional gamut of despair to joy in just a few days. ' ' Smith, a 26-year-old resident of Ocean City, Md., claims he is due S8,0W from Delaws.re's Touchdown 11 Football lottery, which was canceled last Satur day then reinstated this week . . Sh rew " d Move By Goalie Rangers Breath I . . . . . No O/es 0 T e I listed in Touchdown and Kings 4. Capitals 2 0 '. i I t..,_ , 1 6 &. g L .4 .. COME . . . 9 a %I • w , . - : .. . . . . . . THE GREYHOUNDS- RUN United States and ,Mexico. . . the left knee by Gullies' first Sabres downed the Vancouver Tom Williams scored twice starting Friday. another $1,500 from three cards shot, lay motionless on the Ice Canucks 6-3. and Rogie Vachon excelled m in which he picked 10 games while the Islanders celebrated, Our plans are to monitor the "As far as we're concerned, goal, leading Los Angeles past and bet $1, $2 and $3. Thie bal- He rentained there- long after welost a point tonight," said Washington. ance, he said, would come pr whose head and pocketbook the the cheering had stopped. Islanders defenseman Denis Sabres 6, Canucks 3 marily from bets on four cards An injury? Sure. But it be- ' Poitvin, who set up Lorne HenGil Perreault contributed two sprawling Margaret Court Racin which he bet seven and eight came a pparent after a while ning's shorthanded goal in the goals to Buffalo's triumph over quet Club Ranch evolved in the games. fall of 1973. Smith said he would file his. that something else was going wmnd period. It was Henning's Vancouver. ' . at the lottery office oday or Thursday but it likely lavuld bie sewral days -before the lottery office proctssed the tickets and could verylfy the THE SANFORD -ORLANDO He. Returns from Minors In Time To Pace Aeros. ' . . . S . . CUC AAa,ef...as . S Iii . - . . . . KENNEL CLUB •1 .. I . . Bring Mom and . . Dad every ni ht . S . . . at 6:30 . . OFFICIAL SCHOOLI N G RACES : SCHOOLING . . . . . . . . . S S . S S ,• I d 01011111040" 114 . 0 ni . INM By 4 Adults M7rs - i ic, L/- r - - iff IDEAS LWO . 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Atlanta w1ST ERN - - 11 :L1-u1__, MILTON, Mass. (AP) -On a years ago', the Cuban couple wami August night in 1975, "did more for international Indiana 3 thousands of baseball fans peace and goodwill than all the World Kan City AUO(IIIO u is IM 6 stood and cheered as Luis E. diplomats put together," said Eastern Di vi s ion Chicago ? Is . 318 " -: and Isabel Tiant, parents of the Rt. Rev. John Day in his Quebec " """ Boston Red Sox pitcher Luis eulogy. The eulogy, and part of Cinci 1610 2 31 137 91 PorlIand 19 a Tiant stood and took a bow the funeral Mass at St ElizaIndy G'OldnSt 1611 2 31 97101 II 11 S42 Tuesday, some 200 Friends beth's Church, were delivered Minn 12 13 4 28 91 92 Los Ang 14 12 530 4 N Eng 12 15 4 26 101111 Seattle Is 11 S36 4:-1I watched as two bronze colored both in Spanish and English. Brm Pho.n 9 22 I 19 101 179 n u coffins were placed side by side 6 Lois Tiant and his wife stood Welilofn Division . Tuesday's R"ujj% at Million Cemetery. in the front row of the woodswinnipg 11 12 1 37 14S 105 Buffalo 108, Phoenix " S O9O Tiant s father and mother, beamed church as the two cas1712 2 36 107 99 Atlanta 106. Los Angeles lol HOo5to 11 11 1 32 96 97 Chicago 101. Philadel ph ia • companions for 36 years, died kets, draped in white enibroi. Edmnln 13 Is 1 27 $8111 San Antonio 111, New Yor k with.in three days of each other. dered silk, were carried up the Phoe n i x Xn,ck 99 1217 2 26 102 13$ '? 'rk Ii Both were 2. er Diant aisle. The light colored palls Calgry 11 16 2 74 81 91 New Orleans 120. Kansas City 17 Tuesday's Results died Friday following a brief and vestments of the priests Now England 3, Quebec I Portland 104, Houston &4 Illness. His wife Wed Monday of were symbolic of the joy of the Houston 1. Phoenix 3 Today's Games a heart attack. San D iego 6 Edmonton 1 resurrection. Mi lwauk ee at Today's Games Phoeni x The couple received perAmong those attending the . Minnesofa at Cincinnati Kansas city W Washington n1ISSion from Cuban Premier funeral were lied Sox Vice BIrmIngham Cl Phoenix ?deAn tonio. at Indiana at Detroit .Fidel Castro to come to Boon President and General Man-. I s% National Hockey League In August, 1775 and sce their ager Dick O'Connell, state Los Angel#% at New Orleans CAMPBELL Denver at Seattle CONFERENCE son. They arrived in time to Treasurer Robert Crane and Games watch the Red Sox' ace win the Tiant's agent, attorney Bob OF lilind NY sI opening name of the World Woolf. Atlanta II 7 4 17 ItO 73 Ho Phda 6 7 7 39 110 Is .New York Nets At Karim, Series against Cincinnati. Two teammates attended: Allan IS I 7 37 103 95 CIh, The elder Tiant , a Former catcher Carlton Fisk, accomNY Rng 13 12 7 33 123 110 : pitcher in the Mexican League, partied by tus wife and daughSmythe Division st Lou 1211 1 79 U 109 threw out the First ball. ter; and infielder Rick Burai-Alai ChCgo 10 III 3 23 , ,12 I And on that night, nearly I L7 lesion. Hockey 4 _________________ . - '7 . t-. Tiant Buries Parents - I ' .I • ;-r-;.- " RI1! SCOREBOARD ' - b. -. I .# r- BOBB ISF.!.L - . - - - I I ".. 4 - _ l. I A' 11, - I J, - . %-. -- P4 01 4,470 .... . _________ i N. t.'i -... I -'- .c i'uIit-,.'I"T $ • / 1I - - - àj•' I - ) -. S Anton . S - -~ - . ( - . - . - Vw/ i " I _______ Central Division . . 0 - . .: $& I d . . . JUST OFF U.S. 17.92 S S .•. ,,-Z ~ NY Xnks IVNets . 0 STAR -- '-. 1. ' . Phil hia Boston . U limited - Robert Charles (S) p S .. - 1. EASTERN CONFERENCE Aftanlic o v isbn Pct. . • - ills, CamUOfl - "UI., l,UV I 1 S MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARS1. DI, 1.25 ---- _________ Pro Basketball . KENNEL - 'uiØ .1 11 L "1%7 j .I . '- - . - . SMART SELLERS HAVE ... ,iI ,tlevelAnd .. S • . I - _______,....,, , tpit - 11 I Larry Tyson is the assistant coach while Don Pierro heads the Junior varsity squad which includes promising youngsters like Bernie Von Herbuuls,, Mark Ha.mpson Bill Cannavino Ray Bracken Keith Williamson, Karl Eddie Borges, Bruce Glover and Scot Reagan. - '.- '"'- _________ -. - ______ New York Rangers Il l - IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION - 5-- - Chicago at PhIladelphia S - The biggest blow to the program was the Florida High School Activities Association ruling which denied Crooms' freshmen the right to play for Seminole, which had no freshmen of its own. Per3onnelwise, Seminole has some outstanding players. I ) In reserve are Pat O'Brien, Kent Einmo and Jody Pickens. . •.- I I M S Children Must Be Accompanied BRUCE f)ANJ1.L anytime," he adds. Mann suffered a knee injury in the final football game and w -state fullback last season. (Xher possible startersasinclude all junior halfback Mark Smith, junior halfback Greg Latour, senior fullback Duane Fogg, junior fullback David Mossor, junior fullback Bruce Danilla, senior forward Emmitt Davis, forward Joe Ewetz (Swedish exchange student) and goalie Pat Reno. ... Del t Cleveland ontr eal at Coiorato I. . '• - . Sm ith 7) 10- Dave sisay"WI to)P. Doug - . Thursdays FRE I i-i - - - DUANE FOGG The ex pected starters include: Billy Lee, senior forward who scored 10 goals and had five assists last season. He has picked up subtle skills and has potential of being all-state performer. Bobby Kelly, senior halfback who is one of best defensive players on squad as well as possessing a 11 cannon shot according to his coach. He's the best ph)sically fit player on the team. Dan McIntosh, selected captain and honorable mention -ill-state last season. A fine fullback. Virgil Jenkins, one of the best goalles in Central Florida. If grades permit, he is a sound college prospect. The two injured players who will make countless con. tributions to the team when they return are Dave Cornett and Ricky Mann. Cornett is referred to by McCorkle as the Tim Raines of soccer. "He Is a threat to score " . ay . S - - --. DAVID MOSSOR UI, ). me $ Los Angeles at Atlanta St LOUIS at TOI-OIIIO . . - --- . JOE PICkES "I have never worked with a team as hard as with this one," said McCorkle. "We plan to make up for a lack of size or skill by putting constant pressure on an opponent to force mistakes. We think we can be good as last year's squad, but that might be good enough. The level of soccer r. It wnis everyone is getting better." I' P7ijC(jilph.a 3, MIflfliSOtC '. Buffalo 6. Vancouver . 0 . Alt . k irs . Li . Ricky B son ( S) Newman 5.23 - MARK IIAMI SOI ".-" W laO ____________ - Clove . . . Su,"ler Chad Roil I able to overcome a lack of natural talent and utilize superior conditioning and physical fitness for a chance at a good season. Th e bad news is three fold: 1) Only one half the candidates from last year's number turned out this fall, undermined by the fact ninth graders from Crooms not be permitted to participate; 2) the schedule makes for finer competition but not necessarily such an enviable won-loss record; and 3) Two of the top players on the team will miss the first month or so of the season. w 61 Those are each very critical blows to achieving a inning season," admits McCorkle, whose team posted a 12-4 record last season and kicks off the new campaign with a 4:15 encounter today at Lyman. As for the good news- Team morale and attitude is on the t the 11 B%tn . . - 13.4- Ed Peron (0) d. Larry McCorkl has bad news and some g news for fans of the Seminole High School ccer P.M. from no . - West 171 -Alvin Williams (Old, Regie ' Sem ino e Ho es For Kilck Out Of 1977 Soccer Season I . hio L - - ______ I until December 23 (except Sunday).. The United States, with "It was a rude awakening," Dale Smedsmo tallied an insuz-- t.hur Ashe and Roecoe Tanner Don Larway may have Larway said of his brief demo- ance goal, his first of the sea- playing singles, and Bob Lutz Semimle dropped a 37.18 needed a. rude awakening to tion. "There are a lot of differ- son, two minutes later. Dan and Stan Smith in doubles, is wrestling verdict to strong wake him up. ences down in the minor Bolduc gave New England a 1-0 favored in the best-of-five Larway, who was shipped to leagues, especially as far as fl- lead In the opening period and series. However, history is not Osceola High of I .iasimjl ee Tuesday withSemlnole's Ricky the Central League for a couple nesse Is concerned." Quebec's Serge Bernier tied it its ally. Bryson Joe Richardson and of games over the weekend, re Gordie Howe and CaIn Con- in the second stanza. The Mexicans have a dark I' , Robert Charles gaining in- turned to the Houston Aeros noralsoscoredtwogoalsas.the mustacsisoeu star in Raul Tuesday night and scored two Aerôs.stretched their regulardividual victories. Mariners 6, Oilers 1 Baja Seminole Is now 1-2 and goes goals in an 8-3 World Hockey season home unbeaten streak to Joe Nor-Is and Don Burgess Ramirez, 23 a son of a B again In Friday and Saturday's. Association triumph over the 16 games, a Wit/S record, and each had two goals and an as- hotel owner, WIJU has made a career of beating favored slumping Phoenix Roadrun- extended Phoenis'losing streak sist. Goals by Noris, yr-nan ners. . to eight game-s. gusonand Kevin Morrison gave Ameri'cans in Davis Cup cornioc - Chip FLilmer to.) d. Wilie- Elsewhere, the New England Whalers 3, Nordlques I . the Mariners a 3-0 lead in the petion 16,0. Whalers downed the Quebec' Tom Webster snapped a 1-1 first period: Noris ma& it " Ramirez W been '-ftiding MY -Bill Garrw (0) P Ran Ru"I 'Nordique3 3-1 and the San Diego tie with his-15th goal of the sea- early in the second period be- away in his Ensenada home, .4!21. 114 - Forest IsiarneS (0) d John Mariners whipped the son on a power play midway fore Burgess ted' his two resting and psyching hintself up Tremblay 62. . -.through the third period and. goal& 1 71 - Willial wells (0) P. Mike FArnionton Oilers $-I.' for the big event. . . . . 4:59. . I 'ZiP" . . MtRk.SMI Iii KENT F'INMO - _______ ________ CRI(1 LATOL.TR - .. . By The Auoclated Press 37-1 8 . J . . Sutton 73 I - - : . struments in the stands-no horns, no drums, no maracas. We will have 12 wilformed deputies policing the place. 11 the crowd gets unruly, the umpire has been told to suspend play temporarily and issue a warning over the loudspeaker.' . • . AT . claims _______ 'L _____ * Pro '. - '%. - r s, 11 ia Gratton, who had been hit in Capitals 4-2, and the Buffalo ) -" _,.J /I- -_ ~_ - <1 "', ""h 'L j i .. At This . ______ ' . UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) - on: As each moment passed, all fifth goal of the season and his by a ruling of the state attorney There had been two New York the Rangers - including third while the Islanders were TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - For . gen eral. Rangers in the penalty box for Gratton - rested; regained shorthanded. the Spanish-blooded Mexicans, Payments for claims Of $100 70 seconds while the New York their wind. After that, it was a Gratton was executing per" . every sport - even a starchy ess rca e a lottery Islanders put the pressure on different hockey game and the fectly. That 'injury move one such as tennis - Is a bullagents starting today, but larg- Rangers goalie Gilles Gratton. Rangers rallied for a 4-4 tie may' have saved the tie. Fight They wave handkerer winnings mast be filed 'There'were some very tired Tuesday night. chi f beat drums throw r tkrou h t"sta te ml,ery office Rangers players on the Flyers 3 North Stars 3 lows and yell "Ole!" until their Dover. Young score twice when, finally, the Islanders' In the other National Hockey L in "It was like horrors, you e fin,al two minutes, the last throats are as scratchy as a . Clark Gillies Lifted his own League games Wednesday' ctus plant know, then pleasant dreams," rebound over Gratton for his night, the Minnesota North with just 19 seconds remaining Some of the visitors from beSmith said Tuesday night. e o Stars' net empty, secondgoalofthegameanda3- St.arsandthe Philadelph Fly- an He said he was due $6,000 for I lead at 8:06 of the second . ers tied 3.3, the Los Angeles giving Minnesotia its tie withIinhibited at the Davis Cup inter a $5 bet.on one card in which he Kings heat the Washington Philadelphia. zone tennis match between the d corredly all 12 games period. . * I ac n '% ____________________ •' ________ f3 _____ . 3 * - Delaware J . ___________ Without A Forum . 1. -_ e e 1111 0 fl SC (I . ,it u. - , - • .. "- ' _ :I. O r, -;- F1 _____ 1 -- -j Regulation to give the Spain for the tournament's The nationally televised agency more leverage against $100,000 fiist prize, matches are being sponsored i ogirid Connors and Orantes both by Pepsi Cola. anized.crime infiltration of 1 lrfctn , beverage salesand land . Mrisactions. Ionia State vs. Brigham Askew ordered the board to Young: These clubs hooked up 0 i i with the Department of in the Fiesta two years ago with inal Law Enforcement in Oklahoma State winning 16-6. NEW YORK (AP)-Mariana Miss Navratilova appeared to A attack on illegal wagering. No Big Eight embarrassment Simionescu is an athlete have squandered her first year 0 l Among his proposals was a J here, either. .OlcJahoma State without a forum, in the States living it up off barring convicted felons 35-24. The 20-year-old rising tennis court, diverted by the baubles fmm any role in the pan-muLiberty Bowl, No. 7 UCLA vs. star confirmed last month that and bright lights of the Western t4el indtistry. He also recomNo. 16 Alabama: Bruins blew she was seeking refuge in the World. But Miss Simionescu rtended that Division of Par)another shot at the Rose Bowl United States from her native says she has been detoured by By The Associated Press Ernie DiGregorio scored a high points as the Spurs coasted past points and combined with Scott and will be making their first Romania. 1utuel agents be given limited her indecision as to whether to of 36 points, guiding Buffalo to a the injury depleted lWcks, who May, who scored 16, to hold postseason appearance elseenforcement powers. Now she is not so sure. sever ties with Romania. Pistol Pete Maraich was 108Waiter added a fifth 99 victory over Phoenix as missed Bob McAdoo, Spencer i6ers star Julius Erving to nine where Alabama, which came Like Czechoslovakian defecI in not here I m not there c~lling for at least 12 new smoking Tuesday night in New the Braves snapped a fourgame Haywood, Jim McMillian and points as the Bulls extended on strong, is in its l8th bowl in a tor Martina Navratilova, she I'm flying. I just don't know agents to help police tracks. Orleans after Butch van Breda losing streak. Bill Bradley. their winning streak to three row and 30th over-all, both had everything going for her. what to do," she said Tuesday. Florida now has four enforcers Kolff lost his job as head coach The victory lifted New Or Guard Earl Monroe was high games before 19,690 fans - the national records Alabama 24 She was ranked the No 2 worn 0 Bjorn and I probably will e Jazz. fer its 35 tracks. By contrast, leans record to 15-12. for the Knicks with 22 points largest crowd ever to attend an 21 en s tennis player in her coin live in the United States," she Illinois has 20 agents for 10 Maravich reacted to the firBraves 108, Suns 99 and Tom McMillen had a ca- NBA game in Chicago. Gator Bowl, No. 15 Notre try. She is young. attractive, said, "but I'm not sure I want tracc ing of van Breda Kolff by scor I m not looking to score reer high 21 The winning streak is the Dame vs No 20 (tie) Penn ambitious, the envy of many as political asylum I m going to Its very clear that Florida mg a career high 51 poInts as more now that Bob Mcftdoo s Hawks 106, Lakers 104 longest by the Bulls since Feb State Pitt s Tony Dorsett the fiancee of Swedish tennis have some ery good offers is understaffed' Walter said New Orleans edged Kansas City gone, said DiGregorlo "It's Ken Charles stole an in 14 1974 It also was the club's started Notre Dame's season idol Bjorn Borg She is charm which will allow me to do what I . 120-117, giving Elgin Baylor a Grossly so." ' just that Mac was such a great bounds pass with three seconds fifth success in six games fol. off on the wrong foot and ended ing when she speaks English, want to do in Romania. Askew's press secretary, National Basketball Asso- shooter and our offense was left and sank a desperation shot lowing a 13-game losing streak. Penn State's the same with traces of her native tongue "But again, I'm not 100 per ciation victory as the team's i dictated by him Now different at the buzzer, completing a way NoIre Dame 17 10 Portland 106, Houston 88 still apparent cent sure' lenin head coach people are going to get different nine- point streak which gave Bob Gross scored 22 points shots. We put in a couple of Atlanta its victory. The Hawks including 20 in the first half, as 11 top job a few hours before the plays to open up opportunities trailed by seven points with Portland extended its unbeaten for the guards only 51 seconds to play streak at home to 21 Including John Shumate helpedout with Veteran Lou Hudson led the 15 this season, - struggle I with 21 points and 16 rebounds for Braves with 32 points, while Maurice Lucas added 20 t?eW front r the Braves Kareern Abdul Jabbar had 31 points and Bill Walton had 18 -r -'" Spur-s ill, KnIcks 98 for the Lakers for the Trail Blazers who lead 'i4ilI't Maravich was not the only . San Antonio's Larry Kenon k I Bulls 101, 76cr-sM the Pacific Division by 4 2 '-f. NBA star to hit a career-high. and Billy Paultz each scored 28 Mickey Johnson scored 18 games with a 19-8 record. . , . - f -_ - _____ l'- libill-W -;X IV ZNF _ - __________ hwlls.q 44wo . ~~ _ Bowl : . - - .,&,rl __ 0___ tt Wednesday, Dec. 15, 19fl-i3.1 ______________ 4 ~11,,,V,_ By IIFRSCHEL NISSENSON Peach Bowl, No 20 (tie) Florida, just sunny Woody ftP Sports Writer hayes and his one-time pupil, North Carolina ',s Kentucky NEW YORK (AP) - With The last tlme.Kentucky tent to sunny Bill Mallory Ohio State Arizona and Arizona State miii a bowl sa. a quarter-century 147 ling invit a tions to bolt the West ago, a 13-7 Sugar Bowl triumph Cotton Bowl No 4 Maryland em Athletic Conference and over Oklahoma...Kentucky 26- vs No 6 Houston- Coach Jerry join the Pac-8, it isnot clear Just 14 Claiborne claims Maryland Is ho many teams still are in the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl, No the best team in the country and YVAC Texas Tech vs No 13 Nebras- he is mad the Terrapins have But two of the leftovers - co- ka: Th e Cornhuskers are out to been so downgraded - 71 champions Wyoming and Brig make amends for last year's far Houston 27 20 ham Young, both unranked na Fiesta Bowl demise Ne Rose Bowl, No 2 Michigan tionally will attempt to em braska 3121 11 *,s No 3 Southern California " barrass the haughty Big Eight Sun Bowl, No. 10 Texas A&M i f the noL think Ii on the WAC's behalf for the vs. Florida: One of the great tionaIch:nionship" sayd second year in a row. bowl match- ups In history beJohn RobinCa the .. V The regular-season fore- tween two teams w 11-, casting ended with a 204-1 - mendous penchants for turning T--;; I , - '- I h1v Y .&13 . final week, bringing the something good into a bad Sugar Bowl, No. I Pittsburgh -:' record for the year to 538-222 13 scene Texas A&M 30-13 vs No 5 Georgia: Four years .r,.j - .'08. The bowls shape up this Orange Bowl, No. 11 Ohio ago, Johnny Majors announced . 14 I, way: Fiesta Bowl, No. 8 Okla- State vs. No. 12 Colorado. Noth- he was leaving Iowa State for ... I . . ill'. .11 I 'd. '&iJt.' homa vs. Wyoming: If they ing to say about the national Pitt and the Cyclones promptly I I .. .~'. come to play, this will be the championship; not even a Top lost to Georgia 31-30 in the Sug1.I biggest mismatch of all the Ten team on hand in sunny ar Bowl ...Pitt 28-li. , . I -- . bowls; if they do not, it will not I 12-147 -.1 I ". be close, either...Oklahoma 45\\ . X. 14. / ,.* . • Tangerine Bowl, No. 14 Okla- Boca . I Evening Herald, Sanford, FL States OkIahoma of the .I I byAtan Mawr Examines da TALLAHASSEE dIotJv COLT - PH. 322-2821 :.. �14A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1976 Cook Of Week The WOMEN I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Early Bird Bakes The Cakes By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1974-18 , 2 cups sugar 4 egg s 1 pint carrot mix -: - season Li upon us (2 CUPS) y everyone expects to ' d -; indui1 To make -use 1 pL usual. Julius Blackwelder, " plus I can Sanford, is the answer to these p ineapplec people's craving for delicious blend together ,S' delicacies that tempt every tsp. vanilla ,. sweet tooth. 12 UP. soda "My wile used to do all the 2 tip cinnamon baking, but as she had so many Cream sugar and oil, add cakes to make, she taught me eggs, then flour. Add carrot •e recipes," said Blackwelder, ' ..j mix, and rest of ingredients. Do explaining hew he started his (if • not grease sides of pan, and -. ) baking hobby. Now every ¶i V I place wax paper in bottom. morning at 5:30a.m., you'll find Bake 30 mm. at 0 degrees. p him busily whipping up a batch of desserts, such as brownies or , .' SOUR CREAM delicious bananailut bread. • POUND CAKE "When I take goodieshr Makes 4.onepound .• people where I work, I 10, to loaf size) make quite a lot," he smiled. 3 cups sugar P, Ile Ue is a property appraiser in 2 sticks oleo arerry Goembel's office In the 4 cups sifted plain Seminole County Court House. flour "I had a few nops when I first 1,2 Up. soda started baking," he said. "But 9 eggs you've got to Just keep trying. 11 1 cup sour cream you make a failure, find what I Thep. lemon or you did wrong and do it over" j i•Ufl flavored extract Blackwelder uses a large If rum Is used, add -•.,. standing mixer, not a hand nutmeg •••p,••jI I mixer. "Couldn't ever get it 1001P 1. " Cream sugar and oleo. Stir in ,, ne with ahandmizer, he said. Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) flour and soda. Separate eggs, His wife, Elizabeth, Li a Jullus Blackwelder chops own coconut, nuts . . beat whites. Add to mixture. ... for Banana-Nut Bread,Cakes professional cake decorator, Then rest of eggs. Add choice of having attended the Wilton's recipe calls for nuts. "Just put PINEAPPLE-SOUR CREAM sour cream. Pour into greased grease sides, place wax paper extract (almond may also be Cake Decorating School In them in the blender and mix. POUND CAKE angel food pan, bake at 350 in bottom, bake 250 degrees, for used) Grease sides of pan, Chicago. "You have to be pretty You save money," he said. He 3 cups sugar degrees for 1 hour 10 mm. or 45 mm. place wax paper in bottom. advanced to even be accepted EVEN CLOWNS NEED CHEERING UP also grates his own fresh 2 cups Crisco until done. Makes about 3Li lb. Bake at 250 degrees, 45 BROWNIES there," he stated. Mrs. Blackcoconut and buys overripe 3 cups flour cake. (use juice from pineapple 1 lb. (4 cups) minutes. welder's cakes are a hot sellmg Despite his painted smile this Vjj bananas. "We blend them and 3 Tbsp. cornstarch for lemon drizzle frosting, by plain flour clown would GOL.DENCHICXENDIP em a. Sanford ea befeellnirnrettv bluefiSanta , a,n ,D I, .1 k L then freeze them and use as 9 eggs adding Len sugar and Lemon OiCO as ked w hat h e 1 cup buttermilk Market. they are needed. Another way I. L baking t. I wanted for Christmas. flavor — optional) 4 cups sugar rsmas. uOt,i CiOWn and 2 Tbsp. honey Santa were *Blackwelder shared several to save money Is to buy the z t. vanilla BANANA.NUTBREAD helping 6 eggs Epsilon Sigma members raise money Dip chicken in mixture, roll in baking secrets by saying, "You cucumber culls and make i t I buttered lakes four1 Tbsp. salt for the Seminole Youth Ranch in the name of flour, and fry (brown). Then see these eggs? We buy them their bread and butter pickles. They lib. loaves) Li cup cocoa rum extract place pieces on sheet cake pan Beta Sigma Phi Valentine King Contestant, Charles directly from the farm. They taste just as good," he said. 2 cups sugar 2 Tbsp. vanilla , 110. and bake in oven for 45 mm, at IIo((on. can crush ed aretoo large to fit into a regular Ili stickoleo 1 cup nuts pineapple (drained) 350 degrees. Because he once used the egg crate and some have double 5 eggs Mix ingredients. Grease sides wrong flour by mistake, he 1 cup Sour cream yolks." 4 cups silted selfof large pan heavily, to avoid suggested wetting : Unger, and Another cooking tip from and Add n Blackwelder is to mix pecans dipping it in the flour and Crea ggs, mtim one at 't beat I cup banana pulp and wax paper in bottom. Bake i tasting it. If it's salty, It's self- too much, as eggs get tough. and English walnuts when a Li cup nuts 30 mm. at 350 degrees. Makes 48 rising, he explained. Remove 2 heaping Thip. flour, 2 tsp. vanilla good-sized Lrownies. can Impress upon your friend DEAR ABBY: With The following Pineapple-Sour and replace with 3 Tbsp. cornCream sugar and oleo. Add CARROT CAKE the importance of dental car; Christmas coming soon, id the Cream Pound Cake is best when starch (to make more like cake eggs, one at a time. Add flour, 4 cups self-risIng point out the futility in loving a same old problem for many of eaten warm, according to flour) Add vanilla and buttered and banana pulp. Then nuts and flour man whose health is going us wives Is the Christmas office Blackwelder. nut extracts. Add pineapple and vanilla. Place in 1 lb. loaf pans, 1 cup oil downhill because of needless party—with no spouses invited! Five new vo lunteers have ,.o-.- T fear and Ignorance. . ter quite a few years, I Al . swelled the ranks of volunteer DEAR ABBY: I am a widow realize now, it's the WOMEN drivers for the Seminole County in my early 60s. I live with my who promote these affairs. I Unit. American Cancer Society sister arid her husband, but I honestly believe that most men to 15— every one of them much am financially independent and —. don't care for these office i t i• needed, according to Society parties, but the women he has large spaces in his pay my fair share. President Irene Brown. engineer everything. They get mouth where he's lost teeth and !i', ______ When my sister and her The volunteers allow the Unit husband are invited to the men to sign up for the never had them replaced. to provide transport for local He even gets terrible someone's home for dinner, catered lunch, which now I cancer patients to the cobalt / beglnsatll:30a.m.andgoeson toothaches and headaches they say to me: "The So and treatment centers at Orange / . forever. They get them to agree because of the miserable shape So's have invited us to their Memorial and j •r Florida . . to exchanging gifts. Anything his mouth is in. Yet he refuses home for dinner, and they said . .j \'v, , Hospitals in Orlando. The ,' to go to a dentist. He has made to bring Edith along if she's not just to get them to commi .d Unit's service chairman, Lucy up all sorts of excuses, saying doing anything." themselves, 7 a Hopson reports that 64 busy, ist Te men go because if they would you consider patients were helped this don't. the other men will say three-month waiting list, etc. that a proper invitation? en! J1'; quarter. Finally, he told me he can't they are henpecked. sister I don't. she New volunteer drivers are / ( What's your o inion Abb ' stand pain, and he can't take tell m Itsg000ugh.,Peole 41~ '. Harold Wachs, Deltona; Rev. AGAINST CHRISTMAS novocaine. I "--. Helooksawful,andit can't be don'tsend engraved invitations A.H. Davis, Sanford; Lucille 1" 't. . PARTIES p 4 . Pu! "PP" I. Bundy, Rolling Hills; Donna DEAR AGAINST: More and goodforhishealth.11owdolget for dinner. !' Abby, would you accept one• Castro, Altamonte Springs and more large companies are him to a dentist? I love him. of those "Bring Edith" • tie's too big, or I'd drug him vit.aUoi or not? Marjorie Brown, Sanford. 'II;i , making Christmas parties a 'family affair." Startled and drag him there. ED!TB DESPERATE employees are free to bring — DEAR DESPERATE: Forget DEAR EDITH: A "Bring their spouses, and single )fl5 . : may bring a date. In offices the drugging and dragging, and Edith" invitation Is more than The G.E.D. test leading to a -. a where mates and dales are not turn to educating. Ask your most widows who live with their . -. iigh school equivalency — welcome, you can be sure a vote dentist for written material on sisters receive. I appreciate diploma will be offered at .. '; taken, and the majority the new methods of painless your sensitivity, but U I were was Seminole Community College , • . dentistry, ?ì . t, you, I'd go and have a good ruled. No one Is forced to go January 24, 25, U neither doctor nor dentist time. Florida Nurses Association, District 37 office party. And that held its annual Christmas party recently A free, self-help program to NURSES ENJOY henpecked excuse Is only at the Seminole County Health Center, Sanford. Among those attending were "henpecked" prepare the student for the test , PARTY front, from left, Melanie Stewart, Evelyn Sandifer, Rachel Lee and Janice good for chickens. is available at the study centers DEAR ABBY: I have located throughout Seminole Dudley. Back, from left, Frances Crane, Mabel Piety, Mildred Neville and Irene boyfriend (tie'sno"boy", he's : Smith. County. 45-year-old man) who has needed to see a dentist for at ¶. least three years that I've X known about Next spring's newest 0 a. AUVE ) , terrible shape. Some are so I pa"tirn, soft, pastel rotten they are crumbling and mums blossom from Th N . .. stat i stics a Ce nt e r f o r divorce upeucu it s their cournries oouoie e Amendment, Health Statistics reported that television's Barbara Walters, number of five years ago. Vanity Fair national headquarters in ,&$ /* American divorces topped the who was granted an unERAmerica, an organization Tribunal on Crimes Against one million mark in 1975 for the contested divorce from [e whose sole objective is Women was held in Brussels first time and that the nation's Guber. For the second time, ratification of the Equal Rights with women from 28 countries divorce rate was rising by Elizabeth Taylor and Richard All of easy attending. Organizers said the Washington in February with a early S per cent annually. The Burton were divorced. She later care, non-cling five-day meeting produced a former' Navy $50 gift from Betty Ford. rrtage rate was dropping by married An tr6n4 III permanent network of contacts about 4 per cent, although an Secretary John. Warner. Officials said the organization nylon. You know that time is precious for planning international estimated 2.1 million couples Princess Margaret, 45, and the would combat "the lies and stuff. Too precious to entrust Earl of Snowden, 46 , separated misrepresentations of the feminist strategy. were married in 1975. to anything less than a Rolex. opposition." The marriage rate may have alter 16 years of marriage. Matching That's why you choose an However, backers of the ponn porn been dropping in real life, but in Along with the marriage rate, officially certified wrist chroscuffs the comic strip world, peren- the country's birth rate con- amendment who had hoped to nometer as tough, as flawPREM niatly-young, red-haired tinued to decline; the National see It ratified during the less and as distinctive as bicentennial year were /• reporter Brenda Starr. finally Center for Health Statistics said this 101. gold, steel and In pastel disappointed. At year's end it married her "mystery man," at the 1975 birth rate had ut or pink gold, or stainless steel ,.1N was stalled, having passed in 34 '$iasll St. John, whom she had dropped to 14.8 births per 1,000 I also available. of the 38 states Oyster Perpetual Date, needed for been chasing for three decades. population, compared with 14.9 ratifIcation with its 30-jewel sellPt, Among real-life mergers: in 1974. winding movement and International The first FREE Doris Day, 52, filmdom's "girl Abortion cont in ued to be a big matching bracelet. Its next-door," and Barry D.. GIFT I5SUC, even in the election impregnable Oyster case, Comden,' 41, a Beverly hills campaign and in rulings on two with the Twinlock winding restaurateur; her fourth WRAP .('14'eIion iJ li/U! JEItdrY, major issues the Supreme crown, Is pressure-proof marriage, u.s second. Nora (lfl(l other Items from .lround The Court declared: A woman does down to 165 feet. The differEphron, 34, columnist and freeSi m i lar to owst r at not need the consent of her II"orltl ence is discernable. Lance writer, and Carl Bernhusband to have an abortion; COMPLETE LINE OF RATTAN &CAMIOO FURNITUkE. ein, 32 of the Washington OPEN £V!NI$Q$ and a girl under 18 does not ,c IIOINNINO Post's Watergate reporting ROLEX need the consent of a parent to Dec. 17Th team; second marriage for have an abortion. each. Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor, 56, and Michael O'Hara, 47 — Meanwhile, a U.N. study aNOLIACENTIR seventh marriage for her; reported that more than two. Is C. FIRST ST. Ili S.PARK DOWNTOWN SANFORD JIS MAGNOLIAAVE. PH. 322.2m) fourth for him. DOwNrowN SAt4FQp) thirds at the world's Women N TOWN SANFORD OPEN EVENINGS BEGINNING DEC. 17 TEL. 13I 321'0I66 COME SEE us, PH. 3234123 now have access to abortions in Contributing to the year's .The holiday - -. - ... ' __________ ' ' - / • ' t ' _____ -.- \ I I a - -- - ' _____ . I • / '. , t ••, f _• - ,,, C C 1' r S T-T C r I. 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ANNUAL ''Mums the word for Christmas .. Divorce In Style; Not For Brenda ation -. l - th JARRIVE - - - - "••5_ THE DIFFERENCE IS IN YOUR DISCERNMENT. - , di " • . ... I . . j - ,• ir ai al , . - - - 41 Tn W4 • I Ma Di Joe SANFORD PLAZA Op.n,a.m.to9p.m. Monday thtli Saturday Open Sunday 12:30 -5:30p.m. 'Cate fog Center Ph. 322.lO2OStore Ph. 323- 13 10 • WINTER PARK MALI On 1a.m. to p.m. Mo,Lsy I'hru Saturday Open Sunday 12;30.5:30p.m. Catalog Canter Ph. 644-1144 Stori Ph. 6174333 WORLD OF IMPORTS . Kaga JEWELERS ' �17. 2B-.-Ev.rnng Herald, Sanford, FL JOL Wednesday, Dec. i, 17 - - Evening- 14rIt1 - - C.inI,4 c a -- - LY CHRIS TMAS SA: VINGS p ~ - IJ, IYIOJD 0 0 YOU'LL HAVE MORE MONEY FOR YOUR - - HOLIDAY FOOD BUDGET TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR MONEY SAVING - Publ j W G lw* ,k. FJ A, Prices In This Christmas Ad Are Effective Thursday, Dec. 16 thru Friday. Dec, 24, 19/6 TiWT nonaay . i fl TURKEY PATRICK CLJDAHY V Coke Products C C Old Milwaukee Beer $ Almaden a 1 Limit 4 $339 Wine C ( % Loan Festive foods from Publix t, ._.. " 4is Chuck Roast .................... lb C nned a t 1 II I I3.1b. can C I . _j e JELLIED OR WH SwiflsPremivmCookedBoneless (3-5-lb. avg.) Hostess Hams...................... 2' Rath ' s Block Hawk, Regular or Thick 1 "" S 09 Swifts Premium T;u.Tende; Sliced fi Beef liver........................... ti C~,00se from .i-eiv of .1.•. - .• 69 for axwe I - AVE.229$ - Co9f cou9 79 PON HOUT (4 L - •: . • THE TURKEY WITH THE POP-UP TENDER TIMER 2098-", _. 112 29 WITHOUT COUPON i CHRISTMAS SEASON HOLIDAY BUDGET BUYS OCEANSPRAYJELLYOrWHOLE F 7GR GREAT WITH COFFEE. F RICH'S 0! SF ITFROZEN CO 00 ZENFE cH ~ I . 17OZ. CAN I PS 1976...CLOSCDSLJ CREAMY 1 _ , Favercci 1 4 --- + FOOD C01 CIRTICAn 041 I a . ' ' Jil • PASCAL CELERY Tasty Sliced DEL MONTE UULUtI'I Nlicious Sliced Honey Loaf or 0 SvviF7 S PREYM.4 PROTEN G0VERrjYPNT A-L E d Everybody ovis A Porkor - I .jb Key Club • Steak........................ SwifIsPr.miumPro-T.nB..f ej, uck Blade ua S .79' Bar.B-Que Sandwich 1" ye Bread ...................... '.g 49 if (English Cut Roast, Brils.) • / . 79 ' n .... 3 ons '. 39': ' Add Color to Your Salads with California Rod 49' Emperor Grapes...... W V ; S. C R LIN A O 69' Publix reserves the right to limit THIS $I - - Mist-Kist Jellied or - - 11111 cOUPONo*TN ai I . 0 pleosue - 4 DISPOSABLE DIAPERS l21.65 DISHWASHING DETERGENT S1 CASCADE .78 CASHMERE BOUQUET 68C BEAUTY BAR SOAP THIS CauewoeTH Pl - : - UNBLEACHED GOLDoME DAL FLO UR "UflHtI THIS AD GOOD 1141 • 14. AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY. EXTHA giant plig. P! Light Brown Sugar 2.lb.plig. 8 II I91e eaeaeeeeen.eee...a... iA EI XITIF" Dix. Crystal 16-01. size 10. - li II4 W, (%4$..Dft... 41 II Iil*p : ------Dromedary Dots. . S P!, V onysizipacliag, 4. 2. '. I15l .4 a. • - • -- ' pulchisses of $5 W Ex cludi ng Al Tobacco Producti •- ..,, I I BUDGET Crab Apples • 111 2h joir lars so.t I. I97e . a. s Thank-You Whole Or : Rod Spiced Porn. eSSaSSS*eSe. H ii 7. 'I ig I S s• IS fl la rw, (flhjfl PDCAPA _ . ..... 3 51 a L------------------- ------- ____-------------------- - LIGHT - - TIIkJA CAMPBELL'S TOMATO L LARALYNN .......... SOUP ...... . • • : -IN S r 15 FREE' 15FREE CASH OIvlO(HD COUPQN ATH THIS COUPON AND CASH DIIIDENO COUPON, ITH TillS COUPON AND THE PUFICHASI Of Hormel TH( c.. H I PU1iV0,A5f ( Any Party Platter lIt S,t,,r,g of TO or Go.I Ih'u O*c 24, 16 LOOd Tutu 0.,. 24 '71 - ENJOY SPRITE CR - - - • • •l oz. cup • $ E Ijfl T I MU TAG POUND • 25L0V0A0 - ORANGE JUICE QUART U WHOLE PDc:cJ DAIJC IWIIULL. UIII..L.I UL.t1I'IU .....3O3CAN 88c • V • __ 3301 EDGEWATER DR. • $ -- V I ti,r - - 1 99 V - "Festive Time" Party Platter ,ø in. n 10 I U U L.Q. V 3-Quarts Dressing. 2 Quart, Gravy $944 95 • - • " - • •_j ... I— - S2 .49 V.. 411 -'/ .• - 2690 S. OR.LANDO, SANFORD 4205 CURRY FORD RD. 16O1N BERMUDA. SiMEE 925 N. ORANGE AVE.- • 5471 S. ORANGE. PINE CASTLE 5.3OLAKEUNDERHILL 170W.FAIkBANKS,W.P. 5300 SILVER STAR RD. 1145.SEM 6 R A 04 I3LVDWP - •. 995 Dressing . 1 Quart Gravy (Serves About 16) • Happy Times Part's Platter V V -- Quarts :. • '--VV- VV - SIZE 14 TO 16 LBS. 2 • V -. 14 95 (SarvesAbout2O) ORDER EARLY PLEASE •' V 0 "Good Times" Party Planer CHRISTMAS TURKEY SIZE 1010 12 LBS. Quaits Dressing IQuart Gravy .9Rc V • V LET FAIRWAY ROAST YOUR 32 • ANDRE PINK or WHITE • • YOUR OWN PARTY! 20C 'L/'R PAK BLUE LAKE U FAIRWAY FAIRWAY DELICATESSEN INVITES YOU TO BE A GUEST AT 44 " 1 39 CHERRY PIER HERE ARE PARTY PLATTERS DESIGNED FOR GROUPS OF 10 OR MORE PEOPLE - . . Each Platter Includes Your Choice of Two Salads 5 SOUP MIX or SAVE ut FRUIT STOLLEN - Special Each At S1.19 8 INCH PUMPKIN SPECIAL AT S1.29. LEMON & CREAM PIES AVAILABLE A Large Assortment of Fruit Cakes, Decorated Cakes. Cup Cakes, Cook i es and Dinner Rolls For Your Holidays! 16" VVV • OATMEAL RAISIN COOKIES DOG FOOD ................ coal V 40 GIBSON HOUSE CHILLED ,i'/I&... - L It-,-•l TI APPLE -. 1.58 c HOLIDAY BAKED GOODS 9 INCH MINCE or FRUIT - OZ. CAN I001 SAVLTINES LIPTON flkH tIJC ................................... c l ?èp 88c MEAT POT PIES ................................ C ri -- TRAIL BLAZER SAVE 40 AIka.S.ltj., 4. • 88 SAVE 20c PILLSBURY CHOC. CHIP, SUGAR Lt i Spk I Order Soon For Your - CARNATION CHUNK MONEY CAN • BREAKSTONE .8 OZ. ••• I - 10 0nLo COCOA MIX CO 76 QC • - AT FAIRWAY! EVERCANE EVERYDAY LOW PRICE IF 4 98C BREAKFAST LINKS BUY MORE NESTLE'S- 12 OZ. INSTANT a - .58 EVERYDAY LOP." PRICES YOU WILL BE PLEASED THAT YOUR - V OUUI1 !JI1L1III FAIRWAY FARMS '24 AflrAI tu S ihu D•t' 88c . 12-oz. pkg. coucj 98c BANQUET FROZEN - 8 02. SAVE 9c .......4 ********************** s_ 'Cal s 2.58 CUPELAND -! h Wak..IdF,055 Snow Crab Claws STUFFING MIX 76 81 SMOKED SAUSAGE - Sh..,o, pias,sc 10 S i*?ê **S*SSfl BAN D-AID isrand Adhesive RE COPELANTJ HOT of 'tilt) i eenStamps - ph 6 eseean . LU SAUSAGE • SUGAR 24 BUFFET HAM SPICED LUNCHEON - ............P Oc. LYKES GEfl'.T' GARLIC • 14 i MC7117 A %1,- BEEF WIENERS ROLL 12 OZ. CANS 1. AVM*' BRISKET 18.78 0 8 SLICED BACON - It thru ATH REGULAR OR 59C La$ognoWjthMiotSauc. ASH O''ONO COUPONS ITH ?HIS COUPON AND TH( PUHHA'j OF 1 lb Pg Pqpoi.nrj;., F:,,,, CORNED WHOLE 7 BUFFET HAMS 001erQussnFvoz wn JW G E x MiMuscl. Oven clean., - A- TR A s 0 g1jJWG Pub X SANFORDPLAZA_SANPORD LOPIGW000VILLAOECTR._LONOW000 SEMINOLE PLAZACASSELSERIY r1.. 1 ICE CREAM Good Fairway Kosher Style SHANK CUT FAIRWAY FAR'.IS JWGreenStamps • • tYKES COOKED SALA'.R .... EARL IJEER 6PAK *s- .i. Thin End lb. 98c 'c) 30C CASH OIYILVf ND COUPON _ WITH THIS COUPON AND TH( PtJHCHASE 011 4 Gal, Fairv.ay Fauns Thick End lb. 88c _.,, PLAIN SELF n SMOKE 0 JIMMY ULAN 21 .. • , :io FREEI [10FREE ' 84t 6 ~ . 1..' BEEF BOLOGNA $2.29 $I Royal Gelatin....... 3 LB. (170 20 lbs.) I I1I.Hfl 1RftrVrP 29' ' SAVE lic Assorted Flovon . -4 . - X T F? A . T64t SUNSHINE SAVE llc COFFEE A _..- - FLAV'R PAK CUT 30C MA XWELI.HOIjSE FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DECORATING: We Have Live Polied Poinsettias, Hyacinths, Christmas Caoi, and Mums. L.iL UU 2 '-LIIDCt..I..p V ' ROLL LB. PARTS •,, .tliAi PACp ALL GRINDS Whet, Cranberry Sauce.... i' U WELS TO - LIQUID - 22 OZ. - SAVE 12c 114po S41.06"s-h-W is 14Y61 R 48 Lii i.. .:: GREEN BEANS Bak@ or Fry These Plump Purple di .-• JJ IUUULttjMVt4LC quantities sold •303 Orn.......... Pork & Beans......4 ? V where shopping Is - DRIED 50C JUMBO 153 OL78 CANS 3 FRONT QUARTERS. 3 wiNos w,GIBLETS WHOLE VE 394 SAVE33cRavorThemWilh8ccen5trips,vonmp', V r- I •. 2s Honey Pod Peas . gPP .. ........ .•. BUTT or ___________________ A $3 I SAVE 17c • ••• - etergent Golden 1 u• kk b V Jui Exc.UJforSoiadTangyUS Fancy 69 Lux -1• " . $1 - JOY DETERGENT SAVE i7CStoiIyCtsamStyl.orWhol.K.rn.I • I Flavorf ulF •shFlor Ida ., 1 i'-. Iceberg Lett uce...... 3 Winesap Apples .....3 4. ho toes $ For S'ol'odsor Sandwiches, CnspWut.tn •... - -• . Extra Flavor, U.S. #1 Yellow o Uw ' __ Qc RAG CALA FOOD FRYERS ECONO 3 COMBINATION PARTS - I SAVE24ci3cOfftab.l)Liquid FRENCH'S V Publix the place for prod uce. Co ki ng O i .1 Fruit Cocktail ----..L -- - '--'- 35 Scope IBartlett Pears SAVE 1 Oc Mix In G'slatin For a Delicious Treat! Stokely NKLE WITH CHEESE. Chuck Shoulder Roast...... '1" Swift's Premium ProT.n Beef Plot. Short Ribs.............................. ib For ' L tO*uy Halved . BONUS Regular or Liver DRUMSTICKS, THIGHS, BREASTS SQUASH A11l1d1L11JJilfM, 49' 89' I 49 S)03 Swift 's Premium ProT.n Boneless Bs.f : Stokely Peaches.... .vC 9* - - RED DELICIOUS V •• • W °' (on SAVE lOc Halved or Sliced Yellow . Cling 99* Pecan Pie Chuck Blade a Ch Sw ift 's ProT.n Bonele ss Imperial Oven Roast Ir - A Family Favorite Swift's Premium ProT.nBeef a Tomato Juice c Assorted oors H waiian Punch.. 2 . uuUC Ch It __VV [ POLE . DIVIDEND BONUS FRESH PREMIUM - bHFIRN M U I I CAS1, DIV IDEN D DOG GOLD KIST '• FRESH SNAPPY AVE 8c Delicious Stokely 's Tasty Jewish Swift's Premium ProTen Small End '4 00 Ready-To-Take-Out Southern Swift 's Premium Pro- Ton Boneless B..fRound Top Round Steak V . I.B. -\ BUTTERNUT - ,, ........ APPLES of M to Tobaccoor I ucts Ex Potato Salad................ ' 69 Swift'sPrsmwmProl.nB..f torn e Limit I pieISO. With Zesty, Fresh.Mode •___ - A 4 1iiEI 21C PINEAPPLES ............................................... ..... I he' Ucts Tobacco Plod E Icluding All Flavorful Sliced Lebanon Bol PrOTen Ii44tUI4t'1.i!4i1s(.i.IiLItI1L'A d With . TESTENDER WESTERN WHOLE BEEF -- EVERYDAY LOW PRICE 0 •' KEJ-[.RATIDN FRESH MEXICAN HamAndBaconLoaf99 "7A 7 q% 4 to 5 LBS. AVG. WI. FRESH CRISPY Ice Cream half gallon quart ior DIPS EXCEPT CHIDDAFI a 1810 881 TE 1VDERL01]%f .08 58C 58c - .' SHORTENING - GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE ASSORTED-FLAVORS a raft s sugair s.1b. bag J 20c fA_1ADSOR ARMOUR 46 :i :: OZ WISE TWIN PAK -SAVE 21c POTATO CHIPS BONUS 3 LB. CAN 5 I.B. BAG us 36C Coff at CASH DI VIDEND 6M PILLSBURY . 1 .. F O N od US FLOUR CRISCO . LIBBY'S SOLID PACK . SAVE Oc BREAKSTONE.8 OZ. Cup 441 YOUNG!jjV ot CASH 11, - THIS AD EFFECTIU[ THUR-FR I-SAT - -• ot NOR BEST 1 I TOMS 44 AN. UsP- 3 I.B. CAN - V HYDE PARK I i[.j1 Whole Fryers ................ lb 45 Cut-up Fryers................ lb 55 Fryer Breasts ,IhRibs lb Fryer Drumsticks 99 Fryer Thighs.................. 99, Fryer Wings .................. lb Fryer Backs & Necks.. 19 _. Sliced Bacon 1 US.D.A.GWdeA, Gov't .Speed, Shipped, D&D, Fresh not Frozen to bring you a yummy holiday season. y 99 Swift's Premium Tender-Grown, inviting deli party platters. Th ey're sure ' wt flovoulLeon Mealy Beef BIod. - Ii Loin 0j( lb main dishes for family celebrations. And ESS I lb I SAV"O- WITH COUPON $FLOW AttOWDS Beef Full-Cut = find all your favorite baking needs. Hearty - 1 eal Treall Beef Lain Sir loin Steak .................. lb help capture holiday memories. You'll .,..v" SWI se 99C P htII Depa PICNICS "Selected Baby Beef " Specials LET'S TALK CHRISTMAS jSAVE 30c WITH 0 ... V - - • ,. • • •0 • - - V S . • V • V �48— Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 15, 976 Evening Hera. Sanford. F!. Wednesday, Dc. 15, 11-5B W-D BRAN, BRAND USDA CHOICE WHOLE BEEF ROUND I USDA CHOICE 4 BEEF ROUND r USDA HOICE AND BONELESS DELMONICOS BON ELESS pop STEAK BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP WHOLE SIRLOIN TIP or (14. 20 LB. AVG.) iI L1iIJ W.0 B IT 2i1 - Franks S t . ousa e 69C .. $169 •'. . u7 t1ANDIPAK'W-D Sausage . 69c . CUT UP . FRYERS . . • . • S 0 CRACKIN' GOOD CREME SANDWICH .49c . (UNUtNSLD MILK BREAST W D BRAND C OOK E • • 0 V IUDJ - remra A 79c . A'.'A NA WESTERN CORN F ED TURKEYS 10 Lbs. 48c & CORN FED SALE Lb W.D Brand Broad Breasted Redi Basted 5•9 Lb Avq. &Up Lb. W.D Brand Broad Breasted Redi Basted 10.14 Lbs. TurkeysLb 69c TurkeysLb.3c I J . I I • . - CO"KIGHT 11 m 00 iccit i le 1111 r, j \ - . .. ••• 3 "p 89c F Ham 9 cup 79c I THRIFTY MAID ICED OR HALVES A. $100 I 1I,7iit : Ma PEACHES r G~!STAFSON'S QTS. Limit 3 with $5.00 or more purcha s e e*clud. cia,. GOLDEN RIPE BANANA MILK $ 59 IoAL 3 LUG IMargarine :. F ISCHM.ANN5 SOfT 99c 79c $100 29-oz. C AN r COOKIES .. . . . . • • A R-oz PKGS $100 Steak $179 ROAST LB. 1 99c Steak . . •. C ___ 89 SUIT Plc 69 ••LI LOIN END ROAST . 0 LB 99c FULL FRESH PORK LOIN SLICED INTO 99c PORK CHOPS SAVE . .6 WARt k S iws . a. a. • • • 3 OIJc4 a U a a H U ?to C-,? ops Park Roast w U PKG. a. a. H SCENTEDOR UNSCE NIED I i riiiers a. Gas Treatment Oil Treatment !. Vii a. $113 $169 d9c Bacon . . . . IM I _____ • • - ELBOW I I MACARONI PRUNE JUICE 11 89c a. a. 1'l• %A.5 :.i CAP. . • • Mayonnaise PORK LOIN • 5 L6. Center Cwt P6,k chop, 15 PG• $14 ) - BONELESS CHUCK 5 Roost Lb, 94-1011 be*# Tf W itl Chw4b St'o 5 • . . • C • S teok Sauce • •.•..•.. 79c . Cocktail ' C ' WHOLE KERNEL HINDQUARTERS , SIDE N'itU/)ES ONE 'ORIOAII(* lJ AND GHF SIDE OF BEEF a. . . ii1l[gjtjAl55 I CORN 16-01. CANS I $ "I 'I, . 41 • . Potatoes s $ • • ' ::' Cocktail Pears Cottee $)05 • • • L' 49c 1' . . . . • Coffee ... a.. a. . A.'G • • ,,. . Co ee AN . . . c Crckers Kleen Guard . - 41 . . . . . 69 _ IRISH SPRI G 49c -.r CELERY '. - • VIENNI SAUSAG •• • DIXIE DARLING PANTY TOP • 89 COORS .1 39c • ' 2 .. 2' I, 89c Weenee . HARVEST FRESH . . V 87c 69c " " ' SWEET POTATOES ILI ON .V 5 VON 3 Onions ....2, , .49c LIQUID LIQUIL 20, OFF I 111 1 . t I'ITIIIIIi P DETERGENT 3 27~ 4 32-oz. 57L. RTIL. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY HOURS 9 a.m.9 Dm " \J-3 DETERGENT - ----- • ••---- --•-- •----- --•-----------• . .. - ---- Al $100 HARVEST FRESH Avocadoes . 3 $100 '• ROMAIN E $139 /•/.t/4ç44lII THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY 419 I, FIRST ST. SAN?O*0 117 SOU1H *O*LIMD oaLAwDo OOL'OIN TRIANGLE SHOPPING CENTER LB 39 STfiE PauERNuT Squash . . -- I I • 5 100 HARVEST FRESH DANJOU / • - PEARS - M? ----- LBS. HARVEST FRESH LETTUCE 49-ox. BOX SUNDAY it' p.m. SANFORD FRENCHAVE.&25thST. - --': TOMATOES I'll hI) !H HAR • - . , - ': $100 HARVEST FRESH SAUD - BAR PKG. LBS. HARVEST FRESH GREEN - • 29c ' SIR 3 PALM0LaV£ C • Cabbage ...2 PANTY HOSE 10, OFF DYNAMO HEAVY DUTY - STORE - . 1 $100 STALKS HARVEST FRESH GREEN — $-*a. $ CANS so ••.• - HARVEST FRESH PAIR • • • Ravioli NEW ••_,_, 1ILc . $2t? -z cAl'i 0 0 4 MAVwp . aft M0'IEE Wt-'cXE Bo:. — AN CAMP'S 02.$ CANS ••..... Pe pper LI 49c OIL MONI[ RTtFIt • 99c )Q TO 350 LB Carrots . . . . 3 ,.-" $100 3 PORK & BEANS CAN$ $119 HARVEST FRESH - MIXED VEGETABLES ) 79c • - LB. BAG PXGS .. MOHT FRUIT BRAND UIDA CHOICE 1"119018 AVG, 11111 TO 170 L3 AVG . &if# '0 iit. MORTON PUMPKIN THRIFTY MAID G•17,7tT 11.1' Green Beans 150FOREQUARTERS 41' 0. -0 0 ( HI — MA ID DE MT LONG off SJEN SFAS Cic&Ay t?3I!AS • 69c 3 CUP$ THRIFTY THRIFTY MAID REAM 18' OF 79C • 26-c, * . . a. * - $179 61c - W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE FAMILY PACK T opping ( Facial Tissue Wild Rice Dressing POTATOES 99c TENDE R VITTIfS I4 3 .4 HARVEST FRESH IDAHO BAKING 4-01 - FAMILY PACK Pori, Lars Roost Pie .- .... d $159 PINTS HARVEST FRESH 16 ps SUPERSRAND WHIPPED $119 13 $ CITS. WESTERN CORN RID 5 Lbt 3 $100 it SUPER MOTT MUILLIR'S #-as. $ PKG. Cleaner ... Custard !ITP C pia..&I eans P1(05 - STRAWBERRIES Q I ' 4 M1' SMITHS PUMP1(IN I I a. EACH STP #It - BATH TISSUE $ 19 9 ASTOR CRINKLE CUT e NORTHERN ..• $199 FOR HARVEST FRESH 3 Peas . . . . 3 $100 Potatoes 2 jr 89C Pie .....2 $100 sIP DOUBLE 917 TUBE I. 5•o: • a. ZE ROLL 5 49 _____ $139 to B ) . I SLICED BACON - £ "I PKG. - ASTOR CUT CORN OR GREEN $'19 21-CT o a. . a. ", HICKORY SWEET C. Li I $100 . LBS. 0411111. PC#- (1..Ttl C', T. . $159 O.CT, • • • • • P"G £IALVTP( HALF GAL. PLAIN VITAMINS Uhra-Brite DeoJorant ) PORK NECKBONES P Ii Oc APPLES \II2O $299 32.o:. . . . $100 WASHINGTON STATE EXTRA FANCY RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS ASTOR FORDHOOK OR BABY LIMA J 7 TOO PASTE FRESH PORK FEET. TAILS. EARS £ MEATY a 1LB. PKG (QTRS.) $139 . a. EACH Izza- BANQUET FRIED a" Chicken CREST JIfle-MIu 99C LB n a. • ..Lt P y I 88c Asj FRESH. ]t85 DOWN COUNTRY ii 40c BU.-NY ,' MILK IL . SPLASH LOTION Brut I1'))1l Deodorizer°' BU( Chocks -- ____ • PORK C a e SA VE 90 r Itm Isul $189 . lAlreme SAVE 29, 0 BOSTON BUTT 1; C Sersun Blue I FRESH PORK 4-01 LB • PRODUCE SALUT( Otto S S S S FRESH IT) rg THRIFTY MAID . . HARVEST CRACKIN 6000 010 FASHIONED 1976 • 1 - II iir I 5AVF LB ORANGE $ 100 P1(65 ALL ' BORDEN' 7.0 SMOKED HAM SHOULDER B - p SAT., — 18 $J( PKGS PORTION HICKORY Ham 54, 88c •°'• PKGS. SHANK I Q - DEC. 16 PIP WIN[M-1)(11119 fit - 99c Quantity Rights .- aiifl °C LOW FAT IN HOMOGENIZED 69c Margarine3.. 4-DIES TOaf S $100 PKGS. . .. . . . . L COOKIES 99c 8 S S• * Sn.tb,nj (Q?r. Quantity Rights Reserved ' 39c PXG PKGS. * 'h • BODINS ASSORTED IMPERIAL MARGARINE 59 . Cheese $225 JAR J acks TURKEYS 18 Lbs. 3 2 2 ORANGE, SSMINOLt, OSC*OLA, CflRtJ5, BREVARc', COLLIER, VOLUIA, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE. LIE AND MARION PRICES GOOD CRACKIN' GOOD CHRISTMAS eese... SIZE CRAC K ER W.D Brand Broad Breasted Redi Basted Grade 'A' W.D Brand Broad Breasted Grade 'A' WESTERN $229 • •• M $169 fl' BO OLFIS LONGHORN . Coffee D SLICED INSTANT UUItIt) CAN POIRDENS BABY GOUDA . 2. JAR - • • • • • • • 14-øi, 1 . - . . . ... ., . 89c .. CRACKIN GOOD . .. . .• • DIXIE DARLING . . - FLAKY ROLLS PECAN TWIRLS DIXIE PIES $100 . . . PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY DIXIE DARL I NG BROWN N' SERVE TWIN OR . - USDA GRAtY( A'FRESN COUNTRY PAN RFDi 69c ... $1" Biscuits 6 . . • CORN MUFFIN MIX 5 BRAND )Q PIJF iS & IQ Loh PCS.) . GOOD SWEETMIL OR BUTT[R. MILK (-oz CAN) COPELAND SMOKED Li . . GROUND BEEF PIN Cream ,U . WD BRA4D REGULAR, ALL BU[ OR THICK SUPERSRAND SOUR vO I OtIflO I 8-oz. ... S. CHOICE. c - ;eie;6 Oflc Limit 1 with S&OO more purchase exc. cjgs - - DELMONICO STEAKS . UP(RBRAND RECtILAR OR STA FIT tQwAT SLICED j ID [F BUDDG ALL vAREn CHIPPED $JHLFSS 1 ! 12 . UNmI AND SPp . OA PUREX 09 0 199 79c (7' OFF) t'S .419E,FIRST$T. - • — - Inc $ 00 LiiiIiï!auiiiiiiE �I - 613-EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday Dec. 15, 1976 Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1976-70 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TONIGHT'S An through the Wednesday Evening 9 The CHARLIE 'S 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 611 WILD. WILD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN 11 30 2 12 TONIGHT 4 NEWS 4 6 SM 7 BRADY BUNCH THE CROSS WITS I DREAM OF JEANNIE FEEDBACK 9 WiLD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS CELE B RIT SWEEPSTAKES 4 V 6 $128000 QUESTION 6111 HOGANS HEROES 9 525.000 PYRAMID 800 2 12 JOHN DAVIDSON CHRISTMAS SHOW special, is pined by his wife arid two ctildren. parents and in-laws, and the families of his guests. The Lemon Sisters. Taped at the Davidsonfwnly home in l-¼klon Hills, Calif. 4 6 G000 TIMES Tired of seeing Florida sitting at home rt after night,Wifloria and the children arrange for her to go to a church social 9 JACKIE GLEASON CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 830 6 THE JEFFERSONS Furious when the Jeflorsone 2 12 DEAN MARTIN ROAST Roastee Danny Thomas 6 MOVIE. 'Wtte Christm,as Brig Crosby, Daiiy Xaye. 1954 l&isical about a ynii of ex -army buddies who try to boost the popularity of a winter meson. 9' BARETTA Guest Whit' 'I t 6 SUNRlS&SEMETER GM FRAN CARLTON EXERCISE SHOW G White Line Fever unf "1'11hivuuui•'1hvuu 12 LIVING 2 4 CHILD" ! iiI9 "SCREAMOF ECONOMY TUESDAY THE DEMON PREE SWAP INOP AND FLE.A MAR KIT EVERY SUNOAYAN.SP.M I CALL n3 116 It / a p g SOMERSET PLUS 2 6 ,11 . ' I "Book Of Numbers" NIl '( Mon. only) AMERICA THE YOUNG' EXPERIENCE UridorgeaAdvenuijeofPldde arriBill' 6 4 a D' Co 2. see below. DIAMONDS" AS THE WORLD TURNS it • '4; 4. % ~ ek ,~~ .'I, ~_,~,, ~ .._ - 0 9 FAMILY FEUD ' 200 520.000 PYRAMID . 230 2 12 THE DOCTORS 9 %, o N '; 4 '6 9 T}EGUIDINGLIGHT ot€ LIFE 10 LIVE 100 U ti 'C I', HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Skating Every Evening 7:30 10:30 (Except Sun.) Beginning Mon., Dec. 20 Thru Sat. Jan. 1. 5 SANTA 'S HELPERS 12 ANOTHER WORLD 6 AaIN THE FALY 41 SESSIONS i,.) 4:30p.m.- 10:30 p.m. Q 4 ******** R iii ALL DAY SKATE white maie,lsavidimof rathl discrimination, could eliminate ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 628.1271 for "WE Care", Adults A Teens. FAC ED WITHA DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phone 4234317 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 37771 ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON DR FAMILIES OR FRIENDS OF PROBLEM DRINKERS in further information call 132.4.5.17 or write inford Al 'nonFemily Group P.O. Box 533 Sanford. Fla. 37171 LPN, I to 12 shift. Geriatric ax perlence preferred Apply in person, Sanford Nursing 8 Con valescent Center, 950 M.11onviiie Ave NAVEL ORANGES 27 French Ave Sanford 322 3672 USE WANT ADS for quick resporvie In buying or selling - Rentals - NAVEL ORANGES, 1250 BU 322 0362 or 377.4733 - Duple-in Furn, or New in the Fi eneva rG ardens not a!l bad.. Studio, I, 2,3 Bedroom Apts. to a Kitchen Equipped Lq u' ,- ",~ 135 1505 W. Wed., Dec. $ V1llagc. St. doesn't make CK tjLAKESIDE APARTMENTS Highway 17.92, Sa nford Ranch House 322-2090 0 are forever EXTRA INCOME- 3 BR home, and rental m.Obiie hàme on large lot $29.500 ' 323 795 377 0779 - ____________________________ 2700 W. 25th St. (SR 46A) FLOR'lDA R [A RIVEAUVE 3OVERNOR'S 'UGH WAY SAFETY OMMISSION 9d.q['1?tiiiPi.I. Welcomes ______- SMART 9 0; MESSAGE . - SELLERS "1*0 HOMES of DISTINCTION / '-'-' Li'qe Woodrij Lois i',i,d St,,','t5 Su'*.',', Street Light, Sidwjl4,, ID VII WILDE HOMES B Y FOR APPO INTMENT CONSTRLJCTION 211 W. 2Slh Sanford, F la, CALL 322.31&3 I _,,,,J - t SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI 42-M)bile 3 O R. furnished 1O'xlO' awning, lO'xlO' shed, tie downs skirting. central air good iocaliofl 322 672S 12'x60' Lamplighter, turn ,2 OR. P bath, Patio, awnings, new tool seal roof. 323 655% EI Th ey 're Hot! OR $6,115 . 11/2 Bath Townhouse NOW . 322-2611 Elder Duck ' .-. -' "-- '''--' Pheasant Wood Duck Tomorrow: Boxing "i __1 1--_-_~ _____="-~-~~ - ' Orlando - Winter i i\i - - .0 BICENTEN NIAL 019 AK'f E RICA -- = 1976 - - f. . CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon Park Nice corner landscaped residential lot, central Sanford location. Reasonable By Owner. 32.36479 Farmington- Corner lot. oug enough for double wide Irailer Phone 373 6131. New houses In a rural area No down payment, monthly pay merits let's than rent Government subsidIzed f qualified buyers Call to see ii you quatifyt -- ----44-Farms- Groves , 41ca line )lc a line 74c a line (112.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines MIrlIrflUm DEADLINES : ( 4 7 ?a lIl N.. Woo 11 ' MODEL OPEN: DAILY-1:30 a.m..5:30 p.m., SAT,-11 a.m..4 p.m.4 p.m. , SUN-I more p.m. . iI 1 JJ ____ 'I ft'"",. O " 1"11110 11, FOR INFORMATION . . . ./ CALL ' ' Noon The DQy Before Publication Sunday - Noon FridQy Hal Colbert '323. 7080 Another Fine Development By ' . ' '. DIRECTIONS '. . / . In Sanford. West on 25th St.gff 1742 !,j MI Is To Ridgewood ve,, Go South 2BlocksOn Ridgewood To Terrace Drive 1M V WllCoC1ThSMUCflO*CQMpuY -. Realty - Regulation site lxi' Pool table & accessories, $125 63 Chord Key electric Organ. 37 Melody key's & 32 Harmony melocly keys Ex cellent conij. usa. 122 62$). , MLS - REALTOR TWENTY ACRES COUNTRY ESTATE- on clear lake Ex ceIleni locition for hideaway. Piorn. Will divide or all for 555.000 3237832 - I C;,',an Your 0,'.n Carpet Rent Our Rinienvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3225161 -----.- .- ------- Select your new furniture trom WILSON MAlE P tor the best Christmas ever Save on national brands L.berai trade ins Free delivery Convenient terms We give TV Slamps Ill E Firti $t . Phone 322 22. ------- ___________________________ Sale -- JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 1 74 and '73 Models Call 373 8570 or 136., 1605 Dealer, '69 VOLVO. runs 'good, good- e• Phone 322 1702 To see, call after5 pm , . ________________________ --------:4 Engi-in Setter I YearS Old. AKC Free to good home only Needs room to run. Call Rick, 67$ 6920 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 97, I mile west of Speecrwa Daytona Beach *11 ho ld a pUbii$. AUTO AUCTION every Tui-sc1a; night t 7 30 It's the only one 4. Florida You set the resery Price. No charge other than .13' registration tee unless vehicle it,. Sold Call 904 253 lilt for further' details CampbelI' Poodle Pad-Complete professional groo ming 2467 Park Ave_______________________ 377 1121. Closed Wednesdays ' Over 10,000 people are reading tht ad Don't you wish the Item nae for sale was listed here?.. 66-Horses ' Gelding, 11', h4nQ, 12 years old. gentle good with children tack iruclude, j Also Hlitin bull, I months old Call 3724961 . 80for -. - Autos - 1971 Mercury Cyclone CT. ni Cleveland, automatic P..'.# -5 steering, air. $1795 323 1915 :• Steam F(JTURA BY SINGER 1944 Sport% Fury. new inspection, loaded Nice condition, 321.9062 . ' Cash for Antiques ConSignments wanted Hi Way 16 AuctIonI Galleries, 322 4977 _____ A'anted to buy used office furniture Any quantity PIOLL'S. CASSELBERRY'. Hwy. I? 92. $30 Ring our chimes and place a fast acting. lOw cost want ad. Call 372 7611 or 131 I972Mercur-y Marquis, Brougham, 4 Or hardtop, fully equipped, • cellent coridition $2,000 069 113'? EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHON1E CALL AWAY L I 3' "'' __________________ Aluminum Siding ______ _____ can cover your home aluminum & Soffil System AlSO Roofing. Gutters 70 Yr Eno Eagle Song Co 851 9563 Cleaning , ____________________________ Hauling Landscaping & ___________________________ Lawn Care LIGHT HAULING& YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 349 5.371 ___________________ _________ ' I'IUGHEY EQUIPMNT Dirt Service. Clearing, Mow ru Back no* loader 322 1127 Home Improvements Tree Trimming I. Surgery-Lawn Maintenance Free Estimates Licensed Phone 222 7542 Central Heat & Air Conditioning For tree •'stimjtes, call Cart Harris at SEARS n Sanford 322 1771 _____________________ EXPERT LAWN SE IIVICE Mowing, Edging, Trimming Free Estimates Phone 323 1792 I DICK'S LAWN SERVICE C.ebfardt s Home Repairs, Room Mowng Trimming. Loging With AddifiOriS. Concrete Work, Paint p a Personal IOij(fl $30 $131 ing. Carpenter Work. Ceramic Til Alum ErSclosi,ires . 323 "25 fre Estimlte's ___________________ Pest Control Carpentry; Remodeling. Aodit,on I Custom Wock Licensed. Bonded i Frtt estimate 323 4034 AR I BROAIt PEST CONTROL IfOOlilig. S.ding, S$ metal. Aium, 2347 Park Drive S010%. PaintIng: Aij cond , 3 22 $163 Gutter's. I,x'ure coating. Screens _______ etc Large. quality' small dollar Bill Evens, 831 9914 - --- Sewing , I Insulat;on . ____ ________ - Alterations. Dre Mâkirig, Drape's UPholster'S .22W07 ' Blown ri flSUIIi',,j Mayo In SulationCo aii befre9 m or 904 71%45.7 . -• -. 1972 VW Super Beetle, AM radio, good condition. I ow ner, $1,350 Call 323 7399 after S. 68-Wanted to Buy BUSINIESS DIRECTORY . , 1965 Ford F 100 pick up, air co. automatic. 352 engine 373 7S$0 wk day's, 7 5.30 Ask for Dick Lacy - -. - - Hanging Baskets, S3 95 Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery .5, Sanford Open afters nc t'& Sat al i.iy 63-Pets- Supplies Pickup truck, good Sanford Auction, 373. 1961 Chevrolet pick up truck, sticker. Good ru ra'iing condition 5.350 349 P02 ______________ 10)0 State St. , Sanford Plaza _ - 1911 GC GAAC condition 7310 * Electrical HOME IN THE COUNTRYAssumable mortgage Excellent 'condition Eves, 372 1387,323 1179 207 E. 25tn St St-elesk d',, execulve desk es & chars, secretarial desk', & . straigM c0airs. cP'air's''-tllfvig Cabmnets as is. Cash a nd carry NOLL'S Casselberry, '17 9?, 1313 4206 - 2 AKC miniature poodles 9 *kS. old, black 3770683 One of Singer's top Touch and Sew Zig Zag machine', Assum* batanceol S I B S 50 III 90 per month Will take trade in. Singer equippedtozig zag & make button holes Balance of 53$ 06 or 10 payments of 56 Coll credit manager, 372 9111 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER The OiuJ Singer sire BUY JUNK. CARS ' from $10 to 130 Call 322 1624 alter 4 p m 79-Trucks-Traj$ers 95 0(4 o ________ , DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOME 1 Acre Iqt. A real bargain at $15500 ____ ______________ ______________ 7'7- Autos Wanted . . Used Office Furniture Si-Household Goods Cleaning INC. . a RATES Real Estate Broker 103W 1st St .Sanford 323 606 1 or 323 0517 eves Peg 60-Oflice Supplies 64-Equipment for Rent Christmas Sale Now In Progress '"- --------vv I rioe Niaer western Store, ISS$ S Sanford Ave 1972 Williams Craft 15' travel trailer, sleeps '6.3 burner gas with oven, icebox, water tank, potty, 3 way light, $795 3234325, 3 Bikes. 1973s- Kawasaki dirt. 90CC $300. Yamaha dirt. 250 CC. 145.0. Chaparell 100 CC, $207 Best offer, Ph. 323 6062. , 200 Amp Portable . Welding Machine Traiter Phone 3234.114 ACRE 1EREFORD STOCK. SOFA&CHAIR SHAMFOQED ARM $295,000 Lake of Ozarks. Also Carpet Sha'iipooexJ Missouri 532.000 down payment Only 535 Phone3fl.331$ ______________________________________ 20 years on balance Good hQuse 3 mile's Of crystal clear stream Dee 6. Gerrt's Cleaning Service Residential & Commercial Clean frontage Year around *ith Solid ing Pt I. Box 174CC. Sanford, Fl rock bottom Tti, stream hs 32771 never run dry Large fiSh 33 6425 n stream Good well Completei, fenced and cross tenced 3 b arns county r oad frontage Very Heater secluded Wilderness area 6 1 $Cr.lrate ' hay fields finely manicured 'and terraced 40 oct Heaters Cleaned lAcliusted oven. A small fortune and many Call Paul Miller year's were spent improving this 3221790 farm and bringing 'up to present ' Condition Virgin timber 300 to '400 years Old Much wild game Deer. wild furkey, Quail A paradise and show place Farm priced for I beluw replacement cost Write ______ ___ Trustee, General Accepfarne Co. . Box 379. (hag* Beach, Missouri, BOWLIPI, ELECTRIC Electrical 45pr call Collect iJtl 392 3.7ii.. Contractors Industrial. corn relid.ntial. 'Free mercial, 46-Commercial Prot't'y estImates 3722373 M. UNSWORTH REALTY $ 18,525 831-9993 I IhruSt,mes 6 thru 2$ times 26 times Give Dad a pair of dress tiots by Freeman or Di ng o from Knight's ShOPS, 701 E. First se * CHINABERRY TREE ANTIQUES 1106W. First St.. Sanford UUnusual Christmas Gifts AntJqi,ej. China, Glass, Primitives, Fur niture Antique Appraisals. Dolt Hospital Service Open Tuts. ttiru Sat., lOS ESTATES. antique Bought & sold by Estate Agents, Billy H Wells & Associates. Sanford 327 5192 or 373 2120 --- -- . .- -75-Recreational Vehicles _______. - Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 371 7710 Pianos 6 Electronic Organs with automatic rhythm section Libera l trades offered Bob Ball's Piano 8. Organ Sales & Western Auto, 3Ql W First St . 372 7253 ___________ 4 Out Of Ideas' ViSit Eth,Ij' An tiques, I mi W. oft Ion old St. Rd Mat "16" Station, Paola, 327 5871 78-Mtorcycles -___________________ ______________________________ 410 . Merchandise 62-Lawn-Garden * 43-Lots-Acreage Osteen -' 923 acres, nice trees. good soil, surveyed Easy terms 113.175. Broker, 831 0311 * , 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. BR, 21 64' Barrington, VA io6ns ,aitable GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr 123 5203 Lot tWa II'?', corner Zoned apisor re zoned business Myrtle& 13th, Sanford Make Otter 322 8711 :soSl'ARK. SANFORD- 134 Rosalia (Jr 2 OR, Fla rm bath, fefiCed yard 511.700 0RIGINAL PRICE 2417OtJ you! ' - Get Em While Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, Hoims I3'xeO'. Multiple Listing Service I . 1514 Perk Dr 122 2110 Realtor alter Hours " 322 3991 32tQf4I SUNLAND ESTATES773 Baywood Circle-. Newly painted) BR. 1', batf'is, with split floor plan, Priced below appraisal 1 BPP warranted Only %900 Call Sanford S iii,'', I 'i.!.'' 0 % and let me prepare your ' Jim Hunt Realty, Inc LOCH ARBOR-- 301 Lake Blvd . Spacious 4 OR. 2 bath, with giant palio, new central HIA. equipped kitchen, and fenced yard makes this a fantastic buy at 136,000 app warranted CITY-. .1011 Magnolia Ave Immaculate 2 OR, I', bath, in excelleiit condition. includes W W carpeting, fireplace, screened tronf porch, lotS of storage area. on lovely corner lot Reasonably Priced at 172.500 'REALTORS _____________ - ' -2420 We're Offering A BETTY ME TO - 322 ANYTIME FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H I Forrest Greene Inc. ____ __________ 830 3J p ai. ioi ________ - ' Remodeling IM Seminole L IDEAS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR AND SMART .- * , Gdjt. PINECREST-- Ill Laurel DriveLovely 3 BR, I bath, located in desirable area. extra large living room and dining room, and Separate utility room Come see at sell something. I know how to get - IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR SANFOkO- 3 BR, l' bath home. central heat & air. 12'x2l' game room, large trees OWNER MOTIVATED $23,903 FHA You '\ - Add i t i ons SUCCESS. ,- STo. An,.,*1 G..,...l , Of,. * 130 Hwy 134. Longwood 1)1 •fl 111111111111111111111111111111111111 4i i 'KAYETALMADGE HILDA RICHMOND 571 3167 Deltona CLASSIFIED ADS *' * CLIFF JORDAN. REAL TOR Stenstrom Realty 25. F1WX _ . REALTOR. MI' S Life In I' RUTH TUECH' 834921? Altimonte Springs Longwood. ( East) SuNSHINE STATE results for FOLLOW THE STARS The gracious toyer separates the tormal living and dining room ,._ .--'" ""'"r"v"uv .rc. urnsSplit Jon I BR is pool planned and Florida designed. A large lot and Sparkling new home for Only 5.38.900 Hall Realty % 4 SHIRLEY MILLETT 834 9212 Casselberry Winter Spnlr;Gs Forest City Altamonte Springs FLY --'.''. - , Cottage. 5 rooms, I bath. 25.1 S 3r0 St Lake Mary. $11,500 Pho,, 323.5774 Anytime Q HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 8)4 9212 Sanford March of Dimes " Sanford Wooded Lot at Park Lake 2 BR. & Sewing rm All new interior A H Low 120's 322 9146 or 323 0197 eve', wk end . . Ca ll 'foday: you. help. Ph. 322-9353 ~-- '"-'"'----------By OwnerCozy Bungalow. Lge - Unless Call H arold Reg Real Estate Broker, 371 0640 -- ' 1210 1 Bargan Table, II As Is FREE SHOPPING SERVICE IN. CLUDING DELIVERY, FOR SHUT. ' INS New Christmas dresses for little girls Assortment .of Christmas stocking stuffer's. PAYTON'S CHILDRENS WEAR 2610 Hiawatha at Il 92 NO SUB- DIVISION WIlT REALTY 59-Musical -. SALE-All Items Reduced Ca I I Ba rt ____________ The W±c'ne Wagon hos'ess will he! Birth defects - * LOCH ARBORBeautiful '-" -'" executive home with space and charm Lovely area near golf and : country club IBR. 2 bath, c entral heat and air, wall to wall carpet , REA E STATE family and game room Ideal for R.iitor 12'? 7496 entertaining, Kitchen fully equipped Peal country at LONGW000 NEW mosphere Very impresSive 1.17,500 MOBILE HOME- on 100' lot 2 large bedrooms, cent, heat & air. $11,500. 323.8670 or 831.9777 D,O It%5,Ofl.1Il v Mnjqed irso! i.1 LA Sanford, Ha. Wishing... NOTIFY "M flU SKATING 25 th Dad Will love Black & Decker or Rockwell Power tools and Stanley hand tools from Gregory. Lumber & True Value Hardware. 61h & Maple. 3770500 , MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in 'Real Estate is Sold daily in the classified ads. Nothing small about that REFURBISHED HOMES. $100 down payment to qualified buyr. 3 BR $11000 arid up One Bedroom From -_5~ff' - ___1 ~ Real Estate Country Club Pro Shop, 322 2531. DELTONA, 1137 Saxon, Near Med Center, Beautiful 4 BR,? B. family run double garage, many deluxe features Approved at Builder mull sell Make offer. To inspect (305)196 7711 Collect, Open Sun 5 CRANK C0P4'STREALTY PEALTORS-16061 30 Evps 3 41-Houses $135 mo. 101 Magnolia' Ave Sanford 3220281. .-, ' Reg Peal Estate Broker SALES-'-Apt 8. Home's RENTALS-Apt A Homes SALES-Farmor City 7640 Hiawatha at 1792 372 1301 Day or Night SANFORD- 3 BR, 1", bath, Stove, refrigerator, central heatair. nice privacy fenced yard Terrific location $166 Il P1. 5300 down. 122.000 0 APR. 30 yrs Trailer. $75 mo., Water & Elec. turn In Osteen near Farmington Hunt Reserve. 322 8717 9 am to S pm NO CHARGE Reserve free space's Phone 322 1316, 7 pm to 9 p rn any night --- 71-Antiques E Lake Mary- 3 BR, 1", bath new homes. Under $25,000 with less than $750 down. Government funding By builder, 134 1619, Equal Housing Opportunity. I room apt., water, electricity turn Adult-Family URBHACTNPGUAN0IEBI I EIDELC Q UA0A HERINARB I I Ouiet, One Story - ''' - -. I here tomorrow, BR.. lurnished, $140. Katie's Wekiva Landing, 322 4410 - - . I ' 2 OR. 2 bath, furnished or unfurnished ' Plenty of room for children A pets. 322 5659. MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Iv, air Cond . Maid 5erv, QUALITY INN NORTH I I&5R434.Longwood ' $621000 Luxury Patio Apartments ' - furnished trailer, $135 month, $50 security 349 5411. Earn extra cash for ' Christmas shopping Sell those items you no longer need with a Quick Action - Want Ad in the Evening Herald Used Restaurant & Bar equipment. Steam table, milk shake machine, waitress station. etc. 323 2710 _________________________ ____________________ Classified Ads will always give you more Much Much More than yOu expect RAI I P I TV ' J..... BALI ' fr"'leclt"c '.' Peg, Real Estate Broker . Dr , 322 1562 Butane Lighters, $995 up money ' SALES -RENTALS clips. $650 up. Gwaltney 30" electric range, clock controlled $I7W 1S .Sanford , Jewelers. 201 S Park Ave. 377 5611 or 327 7757 after_______ Mr's. oven. 3 years old, good condition Evening Herald Classified Dept $100 $31 492$ * ST.JOHNSREALTyCO, 'KEP4MORE WASHER - Parts. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Service Used machines POOL HOME- 3 BR. 2 bath, priced BROKERS 17 Jewel watches, $2995 up; pierced MOONEY APPLIANCES, 373 0697 below market. Owners Iran Days 377 6123 earrings. $6.9S up. C.waltney - - -sterred to Chicago. and need to Nights 377 2353 Jewelers, 20.4 S PIn, Ave Brand new Tappan electric range Sell $36,000 __________________________ with hood, 1200. 3235954 after 2 pm NICE- 3 OR home on oversized lot Reduced $7,900 *' in fine residential neighborhood 53-TV-Radio-Stereo s22.500. Pinerest- 32, corner, trees, Flower', & Gifts, Tropi,,ai & Exotic Plants Carnations, $5 dot. cash 6. P1 NECR E ST.- 3 BR newly established neighborhood, $21, carry. CAREFREE FLORIST, Good used TV's 125 & up. decorated home, near elementary 2397, French Ave 323 7150 schOOl. $19,500 ' 2 1, screened porch, carport, walk to MILLE P'S. 2619 Orlando Drive, shopping, owner holding. Vacant Kitchen 222 0352 Bathroom Cabinets. KINGW000 COURT$17,300. OR,, 2 bath. U counter tops, Sinks. Installation kitchen equipped, lovely home in available Bud CabelI 322 $052' 55-Boats & Accessories exclusive area. 127.900. ..County- 42. 2 story frame, reduced anytime ___________________________ Irom 155.900. Owner holding. , . ' 'POBS6'N '7,4A T)lE VETERANS- Best buy in town14'0 ' OAK FIREWOOD 792$ Hwy 17 9,2 tS.CE0under comparable homes 3 $90 Cord 3?' 5961 BATEMAN REALTY BR, 3 bath kitchen equipped __ 323 6056 after 5pm. . -_ . , -. Req Real Estatr, Broker Central heat & air, wall to wall ' 16' Fiberglass Canoe, never used, 263$ S Sanford Ave Oil Heater, floor model, 65,000 BTU. carpeting, Owner pays all closinC $151) or best offer 830 5053 between 2SOgal. Oil tank containing 50 gal. 371 OlS9eves 377 7643 costs Buy now. 8 qualify for $8.5, Mon Fri or 372 71 after oil, cement stand, chimney and homestead exemption from *4 dys, or *4 nds PRIVACY-- No Other home within) copper lubinp for. installing $22000 blocks, sits this 3 BR. 2 bath home Complete $200 Call 322 9171 with large swimming pool. Cen 57-Sports Equipment - ' Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor I tral heat 8. air conditioning, wall to wail carpet $20,950. FHA, VA. 1919 S French 377 1991 * ''.' '' ' Mom will love you all year for ,a Eves 3271196.3324161; 372 191.4 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES Micro Wave Oven or a Trash S V. Hardwick. Broker 373 3916 For The G Golfer_ Clubs, Compactor. Dick's Appl'ances, Everything DeItona, 6666611 Balls, Golf Bags, Duckster 2617 S French Ave. EVERY DAY Inrnenn.e i,,.,..,,...... I es .,. .,,,.,,, ilvu, JhCkelS Ladi what you have to sell Call today apparel and 'shoes Mayfair PAYTON REALTY and your Classified Ad will appear - 4 Brand new, sparkling with charm! Furnished studioj, unfurnished i & 2 bedroom units Your new 210 WOODME RE BLVD. home features, . 3 Bedroom. $150 mo Shag Carpeting Information in Window Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase 2 and 3 BR ht omes, stove, Private Entrance refrigerator, central air and heat, Dead bolt Lock carpeted. 3723653. Fenced Patio Color co ordinated Kitchen & 3 BR, fenced, klth equIpped, $113 per mo $100 dep 202 Bamboo Or, Appliances Suntan, 3220086 ' _______________________________ Abundant Storage Space "Energy Efficient" Air Con $175 month, first dilioning Package , ' ' 2 BR. unturnished. last month in advance, Full Circle. Insulation I Sound. ' and Riverview Ave Proofing . NO One living above or below you JOHNNY WALKER Full lime Resident Service Directors. Reg Real Estate Broker Models open ID a.m 'til Gp m. Daily General Contractor Come see us or call 3776157 323.330) 34-Mcbile Homes -31-Apartments Furnished Mullet Lake Park--- 2 BR partly Air, cerpe'ted, quiet I aI'id2 bedrooms, 1175'10 $13.5 month. Adults Phone 372 1010 WIOGEW000 VILLAGE 365 3721 Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 3327111, Sanford -- _________________________ ______ FOR EXTRA CASH GET CHRISTMAS by selling your good used furniture and appliances to LOOKING FOR A JOB? Check the Larry's New 8. Used Mar?, 215 S Help Wanted column fl' tOdays Sanford Ave. 3771132 classifieth WE BUY FURNITURE Maitland Auction Wig, sell our trade In furniture at low 339 6116 toil free from Sanford prices Good selection. ' _______ COUNTRY FURN . ----DISTRIBUTORS 70.-Swap & Trade 323 $322 SR A6, 1 ml. East I I ---'---------.---- WANTED) SELLERS 52-Appliances BUYERS -DEALERS . ________ Empty your carport or garage Make 15$ and have fun Swapping too ' Bring your articles to Movie * Land Drive In Theatre Swap Shop 0 E Self Cleanng drop in range - Flea Market, south Il 92. every %tntk nni,. _________ New metal garage door, r x 71, $90 Antique china cabinet, Misc.666 01 F R N CH _____________________ Want to sell something? Dial the magic number. . 322 2611 or 131 C dfhtortabte 7 OR name in Laxe Mary, turn or unfurn., air cond heat, Florida room, carport, fruit trees. $115 month. Call 8690539 between U & 5 or 322 6196 eves & weekends, 7 -- 321-0041 . 32-Houses Unfurnished 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries 112.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Ave. '---________ - coo Sanford Court Camper Trailer for rent. 24'. fu,l bath, twin beds, Heat, ar, 327 5752 $DV1EOO Unlur,. , flU Wooded. Hon,e size lots ' to Buy - Slave, Wash,ig Machine, Bedroom Suite, Hosehold items 332 asa 50Miscellaneous for Sale W. GARN ETT WHITE N OW RENTING Apartments 30-Apartments Unfurnis hed classified ad when you need to buy or •• ";Ihi $3 a Eat . - 2 BR unfurnistied, cnildren, pets 4. $130 mo. 323 7515 or 1 904.1360299. Sanford area, off Lake Mary Blvd., 2 BR unfurnithed, $135 I Child. Available Jan I. $349034. "Big Agency-Little Fe' Taking applications for cooks, waitresses and dlshwashr. Thieves. .205 Palmetto Ave., Sanford 41-Houses __________ ________________________ TA F F ER REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker liDF 7ctn%l 377 6655 31A-Duplexes Central heat 'i Iiiiii 9-Good Things to LOS ANGELES (AP) - It's makes a deal with the devil for not been a good season for new youth and success. The other Lake Monroe- 2 + acres, 3 BR, 3i bath, pool, t7S.000. ,i E NHY CLARK, Realty, REALTOR, 377 159$ Low Down VA & FHA Homes KuIp Realty, 372 23)5 7 W First 51, Sanford MLS REALTORS . 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Crave simple beauty? Call Dot, Notary Public, 322 2026 Evet, & Wk rids. * , Give Yourself New Electronic Sensor Perm & Beauty Care Products, Towers Beauty Salon, 519 E. 1st.. 372 5712 DIVORCE FORMS - For free in formation write to: Box 791, Pompano, FIa., 33061 If y.e're og n.y .aslsqtTlplf lOam. .4 p.m. 1.11, : /Ifl[" 4-Personals SEEK & FIND CHRISTMAS NIGHT SKATING 7:30-10:30 'elI V. ******** B Be Widow whe% room and boarl or kitchen privileges with widow. Phone 372 0173. * The Supreme Court has narrowly avoided ruling on this issue in the r ecent past. Two years ago, It dismissed as moot a similar suit bro ught by an applicant to the U ni versity of Washington's law school, Marco DeFunis. 4. 4 .) Mon., Dec. 20 and Wed., Dec. Z2 51 Season vision networks have axed Monday, Jan. 17, is "On Your since Sept em ber, 11 were new Own," a domestic comedy. The regents of the University entries in the hotly contested In readying for midseason of California put the case In the 1976-77 season. combat with top-ranked ABC, The latest casualty, the hour- CBS, whose ratings have been court's hands Tuesday when they filed their appeal of a state long "Gibbaville" series about unexpectedly low most of this supreme court decision that newspapering In Pennsylvania, season, also massively re' struck down the minority ad- had been on the air only since juggled its prime-time program missions program at the Nov. 11. NBC says the show will schedule for next January. medical school of the Univer- depart come midseason. It put seven returning series The news came Tuesday as In new time periods, changing shy of California at Davis. The California court ruled both NBC and CBS, fighting to the current schedule on every catch up with ABC in the rat- night but Thursday and Saturthat the minority admissions program unconstitutionally dis- ings, made public their midsea- day. criminated against a white son lineups that call for six new Meanwhile, the latest A.C. series - four on CBS, two on Nielsen ratings say an estimale, Allen Bakke. NBC to air ear ly ne xt year. mated 22 million television sets Bakke is civil engineer from NBC's "Quincy," a new med- were tuned to ABC's "Happy Sunnyvale, Calif., who deci ded in 1973 that at the age of 36 he ic-detective series that was a Days" last week, making the would like to become a doctor. segment of the network's "Sun- 1950s-era comedy the m ostHe applied to UC-Davis, but he day Mystery Movie" this sea- watched show on net work teleson, also got weekly status, vision, was rejected. Bakke sued. He said that 16 sched ul ed for Th ursday nights Last week's 20 most-watch ed minority students with poorer on an unspecified date in Feb- prog ra ms, according to the Nielsen survey, were "Happy records than his had been ad- ruary. In addition to dropping Days," "Laverne and Shirley," initted to the class of 100. His "Glbbsvllle," NBC said it was "Charlie's Angels" and "Six contention was upheld. axing television's only Western, Million Dollar Man," all on The university has not disputed his claim that the admis the new "Quest" series. It had ABC; "M-A-S-H," CBS; "The Moos standards for the special confirmed trade reports of that Carpenters," ABC; "60 Missutes," "All in the F am ily," minority st udents are lower. It show's demise last Dec. 7. NBC's two new series, each "Johnny Cash Special" and says the lower standards are necessary "to br ing historically an ho ur in length, are "Night- "Th e Waltons," CBS; "ABC under-represented minorities mare," a suspense anthology Monday Night Foo t ba ll"; "On e and ethnic gro ups into the program for Wednesdays, Day atallme," CBS; "Sanford mainstream of our country's starting Feb. 2, and "Fantastic and Son" and "Chico and the educational and professional Journey," a Thursday science- Man," NBC; "Rudolph's Shiny fantasy that starts Feb. 3. New Year," "Christmas In life." Two new CBS shows are co- Disneyland" and "Friday By appealing the case to the highest court, the university medles. They are "A Year at Movie," ABC; "Phyllis," CBS; has placed In jeopardy the the lop,"a Norman Lear series "Little House on the Prairie," thousands of affirmative action about an aged music group that NBC; and "Rhoda," CBS. programs In universities, government agencies and private GAME BIRDS businesses across the nation. A ruling that broadly upholds Bakke's claim that he. asa HSHOVKEQUANAGIMRATP I all of them. ******** L 2 4 (fl) To SEARS telephones will be open every night 'tit I thru Dec. 22. 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MAGAZINE FOUR 1000 2 12 MACDAVISCHRISTMAS SPECIAL 'When I Grow Up 'Richard Ihi-imas, Raquel Welch, the Beverly I-Wig Yotjj'i Orchestra and the Valley Master Chorale are guests in tts show looking at 9 (Men) CAMERA THREE 4 530 2 930 CLUB 1000 LOS ANGEI.ES(AP) -"it is Is complete; whether life-size easy for the Academy voters to or In miniature, Kong Is totally give an Oscar to a Marion convincing. Brando, a Jack Nicholson, a Fortunately he has no lines. Gene Hackman. But tow Lorenzo Semple Jr. has given conv nce them to give one to a the other stars Jeff Bridges, 40-foot ape who deserves it Just Jessica Lange, Charles Grodin as much? I need the help of the - some of the most banal (Bamedia." logue since the Captain Marvel Thus the plea of producer serials. Grodin plays the viiDino Dc Laurentil.s alter a pre- lainous oil-giant operative with view of "King Kong." Is he serious, or Is this just another everything but a twirled musti'che. hype for one of the most cxplolted movies of all time? lie But Kong saves it all. The Seseemed sincere, and Hollywood cret, says director John Gull. has learned to take the dynamic lermin, is In the eyes. Italian seriously. it is doubtful if Kong will "King Kong" opens lumber onto the Music Center Fridav at the Sanford stage next starch to claim Rocking P lax a ' s the statuette for best performChair Theatre ance by an actor. But some "U you believe the eyes, you De Laurentlis that the big beast believe the actor," reasoned the ought to be considered for it. British-born film maker. In "King Kong" opens In an tin- deed the closeups of Kong are precedented 1,043 theaters in persuasive, largely due to the the United States and Canada eyes of Rick Baker, the actor Thursday and in another Inside the man-sized monkey throughout the world before Christmas. Early reviews con- suit. Guiliermin purposely Inthe troduced Kong In the film via a cur that the film is one of huge closeup of the eyes as the best remakes ever, equal to and monster rampages through the probably better than the 1932 forest en route to the sacrificial classic, maiden. Kong is the star, no doubt Again the eyes capture attenabout it. He Is at once a terrifyIng and endearing figure, tion at the end of the film. Kong bewildered victim of a lies mortally wounded at the rapacious world. The magic of base of New York's World the film craftsmen, led by Carlo Trade Center towers, his huge R.ambaldl and Glen Robinson, heart thumping to an end. 2 ADAM 12 (14) 2 12 SANFORDANDSON (A) 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 10:30 2 12 HOLLYWOOD s s 11 00 2 12 WHEELOF FORTUNE' 4 PHILNAHUE SI-Km 6 DOUBLE DARE mowe. Ne game ,whostod by pj Trebek 600 pusher, A 6* 700 Morning rrian.trotbedby his son's th,g addiction, is mistakenly ac cused of killing a hated dope I . Ape? previewers tend to agree with GM MY THREE SONS 7 24 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD 12 EMERGENCY ONE 9 MOVIE (Mon) The Groat MeGinty." Brian Donlevy, im (88W) 1940 (Tues) .Tarniroff. Hour Before Dawo:' Franctiot Tone. Veronica Lake (B&W) 1944. (Wed.) "me Last outCary Grant, Claude °' Rains. (88W) 1935. (Thtts, 'Jungle Woman" Evelyn -thers. J. Carroll Nash. 1944. (88W) (Fri.) 'Indian Fighter Kirk Douglas. Elsa Martinelli 1955. 12 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW Thursday man Mayo. A discouraged announced. FAMILY AFFAIR 5500 00 900 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 4 DINAH 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 100 900 9 (Wed . only) AFTER SCHOOL SPECIAL Me and Dads New Wife. Details to be 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU TOMORROW SM NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 105 51 MOVIE Noath Arizona Skies" Joho Wayne. 1934. Western. (pined in prowess). 1.10 9 DAILY WORD 130 4 LATE NEWS 200 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 4 PASTOR S STUDY forbid her to entertain her boyfriend Overfli1, Rb quits. btow. SM COMMUNITY CLOSE 2 12 4 RE- MACNEIL-LEHRER 830 Tombstone. 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Wednesday, -- BLONDIE Dec. is, 1976 — chic Young Answer to Previous Punli "' r 1' I PsssitirougPi I Surface SHV5 BYE•5VE, - 5 Golf hole (' 9 $01 Cal, 1 , I rj O Li 11 I ' $t _________ _____ _____ - . -' €z5 (•(_ i ; _ BEETLE BAILEY &OTC,1A NOW, 6OIl'4 $EA OJTIE, lR, THIS l,, jJ [___ NV IFI - ______ !LL ___ _ __________________ ______ - — — 41 Disfigure • ii N 0 IINI LI IOP 5 CTO 50D '' , - _ 19I s - - 22 - - - — 23 - 46 Runner 50 Air (prefix) 51 Ostrichlike 3T iT - - - - - - - -is o 53 Yorkshire river 54 Profound t47 IT 110 ,ç•_7 c.gTAIL.q 55 Go astray ii - -. - - 42 - - - - - 56 College ——" ——— athletic group 4T 'j44 57 Abstract jj - - - - - T' being 58 Make an ed ging ii - - - - us s; - 59 Season Ii = = ABCVT BTTFR RU& f — :' 9 30 — ThAT. ( .- - C - SEE THAT GREAT BIG BLIP r THAT JUST APPEARED ON THE ____ ______ ____ - THAT, S M "1J-QH/'\ NEW RADAR BETTER CANNER' LOO'( BUSY? GOT SMA LL SCREEN Irritate MR WEATHERBEE 22) Your Initial tendency today today. You're the only one appendage! Is to look on the dark side. can ex r icate TAURUS (April 20-May 20) may sound trite, but look fort4 silver lining and the sun will You may have to t give more Intended in order to come shining through. than SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. desire. accomplish what 21) Don't place your hopes on me Don't worry, you can still co that which is basically out ahead. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) materlal.Therearemany other be measured Those who think pettily are rewards that likely to be thorns in he flesh in dollars. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl.J for you. Persons who really count will continue to be your 19) Deal with We todayin terri can that which fel staunch allies, confine ou CANCER (June 21-July 22) and hear. If There my be some disruptions concern to the concrete, you at home today where it seems can avoid AQUARIUS (Jan. 2C~Feb. 19) the family is not in total accord. you By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. b low - _______ Dr. esophagus and also a hlatal • •; EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider U4Y DO Y(X) C IT 1 (iI ) - M. THE THRILL ( 'ThE_CH NSM) / fl WEST predate any answer In your New York, NY 10019. DEAR DR. LAMB"- I had a column. DEAR READER- The vasectomy three years ago. A kn ow Is his own worst enemy and deserves to be ar h BUGS BUNNY k4l55 WATERCRESS, IX) "iC1(.) ) THINK I CCULD TRAIN OSCAR 1 PLAY THE R)NICA / GUESS -) 11 ' I A S formation of acid digesUve juice and makes matters worse. %tEE0A1 - things, Including a small cyst j -. ed - * •. sourii ID) any other suit or had led a low ,j 4 V A 6 32 •1094 LA K 84 spade eve ryth ing would havJ come up roses for South. After long study West d ec id ed that his only chance would be to North-South vulnerable by Al Vermi,,r GOSH! A SANTA "I VCN[7ER HOW IX) MADE OUT OF HOW MN'4Y THEY STAY HOW LONG WILL THEY TOGETHER LIKE THAT? SUN? WHY PEinTHEY GIVEN TO HORSES? THOUGHT IPEA? ,,,, UN1ó 1. - - Opening . SO ' by Bob Thoves ______ vum FRANK & ERNES _____ rrr 1t :; -. VEd designed to announce a good THE _________ fly K RN NASH herald Staff Writer terest. (For a copy of JACOB)) MODERN, send St to "Win spade holding than jack- at Bridge,'' do this small, but South just wanted newspaper, p o Box 489, to discourage any slam ideas Radio City Station, Hew York. his partner might have. North N V 100 19) C ''--''• ••e'.,j'..c$ TUMBLEWEEDS I by T. K. Ryan _____ HAVE EEN ME PRA ICI& ' I 11L, / 41 1 1 zE-e / /'1!- , I r . ire '" ___ — any more non-SEA about . L' instructors or Comics stitute a breach of the labor- Horoscope than that.' hospital management relationship. / / Board members voted (;IU)OMS C'i',ws !M reported that the legal ISSUe Weather Women had been resolved . J • 6-B 6-li 4-A I-B 6-11 • 6-B 12-A last Obituaries week to delay a decision on the Sports hearing site until Stenstrom Television doctor • members of the general public ('rossword addressed the school board on Editorial the contract dispute, the at- Dear Abby torney feared It might con- Dr. Lamb people's comfort .. .. y T . £'' / l'he K.'sr w roaming agiin this et'k - and ill tell all i'lie Sunda Iltrald • 10-11-A 8-B (Herald Pti.t. by Dq,wia titus) DOUGLAS KELLER in a pensive mood. l2-A 1-3-B -- "Q'jick Senator . . . dust off your 'I deny everything . • - •- .,uuisj by Garry Trudeau r : WEATHER BULLETIN? m'rw' MIW A5 540( rim. 'uv nmIii J ai4qJ _'__.-_r • I VVwp ____ NO 1DAN raER - rio ____ tI ______ -v- _____ NEXT 24 OURS -_- -=-- - M needed moisture for crops and forest areas. Unlortunatels-, It also puts the tourist industry into a 0 1 ';4-• I £ A S £ IGNORE Weather has been pretty bad lately, and this message on motel sign indicates someone feels it's not going to get much better. But all this liquid sunshine has good sidt-effects. as it provides much. I , f _______ the city's police and fire year," Keller wrote. Keller said today he will be departments, said. Lorrnann agreed with leaving the city, proud of his Kellers statement, adding, accomplishments in the po lice however, '1 also told turn t ha t and fire depart ments and wi th Wednesday night, after because of rumors circulating the knowledge that he has made - J AC_____ ? M*!Iim PALL INSIEAP OF.AT HOME Bennett today denied under oath that he'd ever had sexual Ed u cat ion public attendance would be learning that the public could concerning the councilmen- many friends who appreciated "The legali ty of the quest i on Association SEA), the distrtct possible. The county corn- has been rendered academic," take part in the January elect Stephen Ba rt on and R. his effort. school board took action mission hear ing room contai ns Stenstrom said Wednesday hearing, Harper said he wanted Grant and the mayor-elect He declined to reveal his Gerard Connell) that it wo ul d future pl ans. Wednesday night which would 96 permanent audience chairs night, "by the fact that both the the proceedings held at the "There are many people in knit the number who could while Lyman's auditorium has SEA and the chief negotiator courthouse because a lengthy pro bab ly be in the best interests - mfortably attend the session a seat ing capacity of nearly 600. for the school system, feel t ha t session at l.)man could not be of the city and himself to resi gn . Longwood who appr eciate w ha t to fewer than 100 persons. "I probably would have asked I have done in the past 19 Last week school board at- the public should be allowed to handled "comfortably." Vicefor it (the resignation) months. Th ey will k.90W what I Board members voted 3-to-2 torney Doug las Stenstrom was speak. Since neither side ob. chai rman Pat Telson and bo ard anyway," Lorrnann ad- am doing in the future," the . ject.s to public participation. member Allan Keeth agreed, ding 'I don't thinksaid, the city year-old public safety director • there can be no quest ion of an bu panelist Robert G. Bud needs any more turmoil. The said. 'I unfair labor practice claun See SQIlO()L, Page 2.A city needs breathing tune and "I feel I have done a great be ing made later." ______________________ the new administration should deal to benefit the people of the The question which 'I'm just really have the opportunity to put the city. We have a good po lice Stenstrom sai d had caused pe ople they want in the offices, depa rt ment, a be tter departconcern in other Florida schoo l od a I think things wi ll be a lot better ment now, and cert ainly as the distraught at them districts where collective now." years go by it will become even bargaining is used involved r cli er's resignation, better," Keller said. the fact that the SEA holds Around The Clock for not thinking exclusive bargaining rights Bridge 6-B with the school district. Th us, If Calendar ___ tJ1',OHMO-IHAP LOAM WAS NIMEI? rstand what they're trying to prove. This has been bro ught _____ DOONESBURy r*iwnai th e delivered to Lormarin Tuesday out before. I've deni ed before. I wasn't there. I ha ven't been there Ito parties with those girls.)" afternoon, said he was speech! b%'IY ThE SAP PEMEANOR, WIM8LE? V/' HAVEtT YOU HPtRP?.. LEONARP I 1 - / regaining fertility are not , Bennett at Seminole ____________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox outstanding. ________ Qu t ha d sexual relations with party. Christensen today denied the all egation concerreng smoking of marijuana. tilklm . to start suing somebod," he said, when contacted at Casselberry. "I don't know who is putting who up to what. I really don't ng school management and the hearing at Lyman so greater teachers. examine ACCOUNT. sztc To Club Juana employes were present and that Miss Nevits smoked marijuana. Circuit Judge J. W. Woodson wouldn't let Bennett answer prosecution questions on whether Pinter and Christensen also smok ed marijuana. Bennett test ified that he faked th e smoking of the drug. He said, marijuana " and said she Longwood Public Safety resigning "for personal reasons room at the Seminole County at the hearing would constitute Harper Jr. said then. "because After being advised that the Courthouse, rather than at an unfair labor practice in the if he (Stenstrom) decides one general public should be Lyman High School. contract dispute between thing, I'm going to vote one allowed to participate in a Jan. SEA leaders had asked the management and represen' way, and if he decides the other, 12 Impasse hea ri ng be tween board last wer'k to schedule the tatives of the county's 1,550 I'm going to vote the other." worry about H04JSEICEEPIrJG" Not " By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Board Limits We bid four spades. We may hand. North happened to have be landing miles deep in the first round spade control and soup, but we are far more some ideas or a slam, but he likely to find ourselves win- You should consider a you have had yo ur Asked c he coughed, and tried to cover up his Inexperience by remarking, 'I've got plenty of this stuff layin g around in the office." Ear li er, Miss Nevils testified that "we all were smoking - Hs'ald plto by BobLIi'pd) li itution at the nightspot and involvement of elected pub Director t)ouglas Keller, who of which I feel to be in the best intercourse with the admitted prostitute. He said on several ocresigned Tuesday effective Jan. interests of each mem be r of the casions she ha d attempt ed to ha ve sex with him, "but I coul dn't S 5 5, today denied reports that department and the city perform because of a mental block." Mayor James it, Lormann had council.Bennett denied Miss NeviLs' accusation that he once got into bed asked for his resignation. 'It has been a pleasure to with her while she smoked a marijuana cigarette with her Mayor Lormann did not serve and I wish each member to accept Set BENNETT, Page 2-A the of the council and the mayorto hold Itw public hearing in the still examing a legal questiun as "I'm in favor of delaying the want county commission hearing to whether public participation vote until next week," E. C. resignation," Keller, chief of elect success in the coming I don't think you need to AiIoi,.vp G.'w.is OffWe eller, Opts For Courthouse Site frozen sperm will really be d(oD •(_ . HELPU - useable. LOST dancer at Casselberry's Club Juana, was a confidential informant and he gave her the marijuana to ga in her confidence. He also Itobert Bennett (center), with attorneys Franklin Walden (left) and Newman Brock . RN1E, : st pro officials In south Seminole. Bennett said Chief George Karcher knew of the undercover investigation by Bennett, who isn't a trained vice agent but mostly investigates burglaries. The week bore the drug delivery, which was thprecorded by sher if f's vice agents using electronic bugs, Bennett testified that he went to a party with Miss Nevils at Club Juana owner Mike Pinter's residence. Bennett t estified that Pinter, Christensen and two her female unde guarantee you how long YOUR ___ __ '' said he sought detailed information on her earlier a llegations of Staff Writer Casselberry police detective Bobby Bennett told a circuit court jury today that he delivered what he believed was old, impotent marijuana from an unlocked "junk drawer" at the police station to a prostitute. And he said he was later used by sheriff's agents in an investigation of Casselberry Mayor Gerald Christensen. Bennett, 32, of Chuluota, said he act ed in an official lawenforcement capacity in delivering the 67 grams of "old evidence" to Carmen Nevils, 18, at her Fe rn Park apa rtment on Sept. 8. He said the woman, then working as a toI'&, bottomless - - - _______ ______ every Instance and no one can 1 .. Eye By BOB LLOYD Vk -, . An Ontario reader wants know what we do with , Toda 'a hand is an example & A K a z z z v z 0 A Kz x & K x of a lath coup variation. Our right hand opponent has North's two-spade call is one opened wi th four hearts, We of those modern cue bids are vulnerable and he is not spermceLlsafterthevasistled. Sperm banks have been used to store frozen sperm before a vasectomy is performed but these are not well regulat ed In dinke .,w b lead — K L South's two-notrump rebid ought to have shown a better adequate amount of viable .sst sifecti,, . queen and ended South's chance for success. soon as passible. In some cases it is a maligancy an d early diagnoses may 5AV a person's time you _L ': . South 's jack so West led the didn't have any great slam in. ning game and rubber. vasectnyspermancntatU',e -o~ auspices of the country commission. Pro er Had On Casse err Ma or Sex :' j.,' : issue. __ ______ ____ ___ ____ •1 spades and hope to pickle r re-operating on the vas and To help you help that person rejoining it. Success is not you know I am sending you a success unless sufficient copy of The Health Letter healthy sperm cells are number 4-6, Hlatal Hernia, releas ed to enable pregnancy. EsophagealRefluz.Otherswho Recently microscopic want this Information can send operatio ns, perfected by a few 50 c en ts and a long, surgeons, have been credited self-addressed envelope for It. th better results. J send your letter to me in wi Wi thd rawing sperm by a care of this newspaper, P.O. needle alter a vasectomy has been performed may not be successful. Sometimes the testicle stops forming an I ________ Proctor and Daniel both said future plans -. - . situation. PRISCILLA'S POP 'Li . bo nd SCIDA first announced the telephone's firm's intentions to start a business here in October. At that time, however, the SCIDA board held up operations until the un derwriters agreed to purchase the bonds. SCIDA is a taxpayer-funded industry see king agency which operates under the include expansion of the present facilities to - continue with the queen of from county land taxes. However, the SCIDA director said the firm under federal law will be exempt from paying federal income tax on the Herald 1 6 Daniel said Phoneserve will not be exempt Florida, in Georgia, and Alabama. The firm repairs old telephones for independent phone companies and others. :.1 ha ve it done. Some __________________________________________________ urologists cWm a 25 per cent I which may aggravate the succe ss in restoring fertility by & P.AYE PIGGFJ? _ ::;" - . -- .. the king of spades communications equipment. use Sanford as its home base for operations in _______________ ________ lead and if West had shift ed to allow the manufacture of more sophisticated "viable." plans to double the output. Phoneserve will ' smoking has not been shown to may affect the normal contracting action of the stomach 7, sure the success of the new venture. Mooney - a lump or nodule of the tesUcle should have an examination as Coffe and all caffeinelife. Don't delay as some of containing be verages also these tumors spread very make it worse. Cigarette rapidly, -. He duck • 6 5 32 IL 1 L 2 L Pass 2 N T Pan 3 N. T. Pass Pass Pass increase acid formation, but it r "We're pleased that we're going to get to do Park near Interstate 4 and SR 46. South as declarer had a really good chance to make it • 92 medicthe.I.f you wiil forgive my should desire to sire a child, exagge ra ti on think of all the could an operation reverse my the diaphragm). Alcohol Increases the - ADVERTISI NO The industrial bonds were approved at a Seminole County Industrial Development Authority (SCIDA) board meeting this morning at the Seminole Co un ty Courthouse. event Phoneserve proved unsuccessful, the county would not be obligated to repay the bondholders, it was explained. The two underwriters would be ar that burden, SCIDA chairman Eugene Mooney said county officials have done all they can to in- East opened a spade, EAST L 97 6 J 974 West No th Fast South (hernia of the stomach through KNOW SWER.1 - - FRANK AND ERNEST Industrial would go right down after L10653 scrotal sac. The nodule is about stomach into the lower formed around a small amount esophagus. This is commonly of blood associated with the operation. In any case you did associated with a hiatal hernia the right thing. Anyone who has by Stoffel & Heimdahl TH RE in d nodule has formed in the irritated lower esophagus filled with sperm cells, or because acid-digestive Juice leaks backward out of the scar tissue that may have 14^ . 114 workers at site called the market for the Phoneserve product January. A. Business Sanford The second year, Parker, said, Phoneserve contract for his hand and it proved to be very poor complications? la the event I that the person you know has an o M 35 New Phoneserve secretary Frank Proctor said he anticipates handling one-half-milliondollars worth of business the first year. The firm is scheduled to begin operation in K Q L K Q 10 82 V Q 10 £ -'-.--.- employ about was discouraged and settl for th ree notrump. Th ree notrump played by Nor th would be th e normal IS Q '7 healthy husbands there would sterility? Or could sperm be withdra wn for an artifi cial be if nagging resulted in good S C40ME IN! The California-based underwriters are J. County officials said they BRIDGE AT NORTH LA 53 K 55 _ - TEACHER! For n OSWAlD and JA1Es .JAt(H1' insemination? health. DEAR READER- A small I presume from your remarks lump or nodule can be many I THINK lT5 TIME WE DISCUSSED CICERO'5 5C-4\..L RK.'2 UH HUH r anticipate from hers will not troubled waters. LEO (J ul y 23-Aug. fl) Avoid co me a bo ut today. Once your coming on too st rong with co- thinking cap is straight, the workers today. Admitting your ptoW'n% dissipates. PISCES (Feb. 2D-March ~1 shortcomings will gain friends Play fair In business dealings and sympathy. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) today. Trying to rob Peter to You can come out ahead today pay Pa ul Is a practice you'll if you don't take Ill-advised regret If you attempt it. risks with your hard-earned YOURBIRTBDAY on dollars. Act only Dec. 16, 1976 knowledgeable advice. Dive into more group acUBRA(Sep123-Oct.22)The may not do any good. Through the doctor has assured me that ce nturies of relations between It is nothing to be concerned about. Do your foresee any men and womi, nagging A I M CICERO'S / ER...." County officials today gave final approval to n $850,(MX) bond issue which will allow a telephone repair firm, Phoneserve, Inc., to locate in Sanford. You can be the bridge over The negative response you nagged. Unfortunately nagging the size of an English pea, and - y you OK 'd business," said SCIDA Director Jim Daniel. Daniel said two California underwriters have agreed to purchase the bonds for re-sale. Also, Phoneserve's corporate officers have pledged $255,000 in operating and start-up capital. Writer see, you of harmful. I would greatly ap. Box 1551, Radio City Station, person you I By I'll) PRI('KETT IIeraI(I Stall t keep nagging that they are (css, Bond can't Lamb he rnia and cannot keep f down. Do you think smoking cigar et tes or dr inking alcohols advisable for this pe rson? I I %JtJ FCLLCMJIkk, 'ut1) FOR II YEARS ?'JC.tsJ tUtT1Jr $ 8 50,000 you WIN Hernia DEAR DR. LAMB- A person I know has an inflamed Id SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. in his mouth put his loot may 1_. by Bob Montana et ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) Somebody very close to you reward. to be magnanimous and warm advantages come to ye') with friends, the better you'll through rubbing shoulders with make out today. A small the r ight cro wd. •- ' ' ARCHIE 1 Sanforl Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents more you can condition yourself tivities this year. Benefits a Unhealthy Habits DOT TV 19 69th Year, No. 101 Thursday, December 16, 1 who 28 Political group 42 Obtuse 29 Wagtail 43 Take on cargo 30 Pairs 44 Residue - For potatoes outlook earns a paltry $ e fl Thursday, December 16, 1976 I . 0 1 C M S L 5 0 I L D 43 British Insurer by Art Sonsom HIMGM SiMS - 42 Bistro Wit THE BORN LOSER 7 i $ A C HET Ordinance _ — $5 4 South Seas RyBERNICEBEDEOSOL I 32 Rarest 23 Doctrine 45 Source of 19 mud egg 35 W.W I plane 24 Schism metals 211s (Sp) 27 Explosive Automotive 47 Silicate 24 Point of land 39 (abbr ) society (abbr 48 Russian like 25 Look over 28 Sandwich 40 Instruments 49 Soigne 26 Similar to type 31 limo paste 27 Demonstrative 41 Nearsighted 52 Actress pronoun pion 32 African tree Farrow 33 r r r r 34 Irritate 35 Shadowbox 14 — 1) 38 Gold (So) U 5 4 37 Golf mound ii ii 38 Strike lightly — if 39 Footwear M Elo — — Mort Walker I 9 'lI-4- paradise 14 Chef IS Beehive State 5 Glee 18 Former Pres 6 Pack animal dents of Tibet nickname 7 Otic makeup 17 Ancient (2 wds.) writing 8 Vamoose 18 Morning g Notes of prayer debt 20 Rented 10 Region 22 It is (contr,) ii Squ.ued out OPE C HORO ____ INARL bit 12 Soft-drink nut 3 Level 8 Magnitude 13 Put down efo IHI COltiflg 2 The smallest • DEAR 1A! DOWN ACROG3 ,,__/ ______ ________ blue funk. But cheer up: weatherman is predicting sunshine for the weekend, , £ S $ A G OTHER ~ S --_-- S t IH.raid Phoii by Torn Vncenii £ is 0 I N - -- --•-.-- � 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 15, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 15, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 15, 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/81610c4a46ccea62b74d1ee525ec5f07.pdf 8a82102a8ec1d49403533a9798b833f9 PDF Text Text BLON DIE " TE RRI BLE/ ) vENT).4AD A BE EAT iNThEEDA''S' 'rtDU Sl.4OLJLD NAVE A aowt cc I LADY i .i NOT SOuR AGSS cc L004<1N'G MILK MONEY. N AD SOME BuTTEEDTt)aST • ACROSS Chic Young _______________________________ 4Lfi DOWN A 4 9 ., British COUntY 1 Skinny fish 2 Cruise 3 Diminutive Extrasensory (abbr) I l2 Have a mail 4 British people BEETLE BAILEY Mort WaIkr iS C AN'T WkNI'ER 'EE 2 P4CLJ OME LATE %AAI Excjt~e AND E)~PECT ME _____ " j I•%\ LIrE.'-J:N& It __ _ T i I c4c Ej iii Compass i' A AC Ii! El _____ i ii M __ I LL1.' U U T US 49 Cut ri small pieces 50 Car 39 52 Stinging 41 Astronauts .. insects all right" (comp wd) 53 Traffic route 45 Kneehole and 54 land 51 Hand (abbr) point 19 Existence 24 Work unit (Lai) 25 Seths son 28 Snaky letter 21 Grow old 23 Hoed 30 City in 24 In trust Oklahoma 25 Smallsword 34 Hawaiian 26 (Sp) 47 (2 27 35 And Catches ls(Sp) rolltop implement Dental filling -- ' U today. Above due. Taking bows for another social all, avoid trying to turn a gala guy's efforts is the mark of a chump, not a champ. 22-Jan. 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Sanfordpol1cechlefBenE.Bu(lerreactedtysaythgthathe proved, you'll be dissatisfied if treat you in an over bearin g "wholeheartedly disagrees" with the jury's opinion, voiced after manner today. Win them over, a trial last week through Circuit Court Judge Kenneth M. Leffler VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It's Respond quietly with humor best to trade on past experience and dignity. in the form of a letter to Butler. The six-member civil jury last Thursday awarded Lester M. Cox.33, of Lake Mary,$1,000 in compensatory damages -but no punitive damages - In Cox' laws ui t against the City of Sanford YOUR BIRTHDAY Dec. 14, l76 Be alert for bigger breaks does alcohol do to a person's brain and personality, nervous Lamb system and stomach? I have a friend who drinks lots of beer, even before breakfast. It makes him mean and nervous, also __________________________I ___________________________ , c ...J..J . -. dangerous. He takes money his ,', 'iT family needs for food and medicin e to buy beer. What can t,1li/J . be done? tie says there is no EEK & MEEK . by Howie Schneider tOJJ! (IS ALMOST ? 77 1 ALREADY! O&)LY 5v& j in OR_ D such thing as an alcoholic, but I think he Is one. . DEAR READER - On the MTTER YEAR3 T addition to the human misery It causes as a social problem. I BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heirndahl COME) 1. 13 I I SAW 'sER CAR IN I KNEW NA WERE -. I C3UE5S ThERE ('40 R)1NT IN SK' VACATN 2 It .. -'• --- . ISN'T IT EXCITING, S'flJART? IT'S ALMOST HERE! . . ____________ ° 1 KNOW.' ONLY NOT TILL I8 7A"y'S 10 (jO' .o CHRJ5TMA51/"' COURSE ___ o. by Al Vermeer 7' TILL SCHOOL\ c ( CLOSES FOR 4) . WEST & V J 108 •76 £ 18 5 V Q 962 •A43 £ Q 10 2 when there was no bidding and no dummy. It still can be a most eff ec tive play In con- SOL.711 iDi spades. This simple duck play insures his contract since If there is no Al-Anon I have enjoyed a drink of West is now helpless If West organization and theie is an brandy and wine mixed, also continues spades, South will iNI the jack. There is always a • I'au Opening kid - K i __________________ as declarer when you hol& &AKQJxxvAxx sxxx&x "derogatory statements about police" and claimed the incident at the now-closed Cavalier Lounge was a "setup." have two spade tricks. If West Alcoholics Anonymous now and then I take a bottle of shifts to another suit as he organization perhaps some help beer. The Last seven days I have . probably will, South has only all standard type systems is one spade. Th ere Is no reason sidering filing a counter civil suit for defamation of character. Today, Butler said such a decision hasn't been made, can be obtained there. The pass is ridiculous, to open anything else and a become excessively dry. The irritation may lead to picking" and injure the nose resulting in bleeding. Individuals with high blood pressure aresomet im essubject to nose bleeds. Decreasing the blood pressure may help relieve . _ 0' ______ . Y. ____________ FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thay" 14 four diamond tricks In addi- at Bridge. ' c(o this (ion to th e ace of spades and newspaper, P 0 Bow 489 LIIi}i _______ TIME Fo FOR Ga r a OWN mfuow 4 -, , March of RDII.LA. by Gill Fox T1AES a-tb _____________________ HOUND ., 7 - — ...1 07 Virginia Ave. ______________ CHIEFS CHIEFS I WAS EA'TIN' .A 5M'WIO,WHgN SOME GUY 6RA EP AN'RUN I FROM ME,A"fE .. ' ,r, AWAY!! CAN Y08 GIVMEA f11 uu-r ______ AN ___ __________ _______ IL : 1 . CDL (PT' OX.4Y..FVT _ _ . - / ______ ______ __ v,'EA K ' _________ _______ ___________________________________________________ _______ _______ _____________ _______ ________ _____ ______ ______ __ ______ _______ _________________________________ _____ A, ___ ...1 10 Virginia Ave. COW ... • . 1ONY7 A1F, I/WP. zoniwt iiciczii ASW Pf A L. amw -. iS rxi.'.er v L*;'jl 77A45 ?i (5 MONTH denied this. The officers said they restrained Cox after Rumney had moved away from Cox and then Cox ran toward Rumney "as if he was going to attack him." Rumney, who w as an auxi liary policeman In 1969, wasn't call ed . Rumney didn't testily was that he was hospitalized when the lawsuit came to trial. . Today -I st!Ait LkZ p,' ' - . '' WS 71W, XfliA6 OV McL' 1 "z c ()v •_ ' Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial Dear Abby Dr. Lamb . • . C IR A 7/0/ • ........-. ' ............,. ' he said, there is no proven program to handle th e massive amounts of garbage in the county. He predicted that ultimately the state will cont in ue a "holding pattern" for the ne xt five to 10 years be fore a feasible solution to the disposal of garbage, other than burial, Is found. Commissioner John Morris, the city's representative to the . . ' A 70/V TO& 'j . fi_ Tom Hunt (left) of Southern Bell Telephone resource recovery plan. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 1k Morris recommended and the commission approved Knowles appointment as the city's representative to the subcommittee. succeeds John Carli (right) of Chase & Co. Details . Page 5-A. More than 20 pet owners left city hail early last night after Mayor Lee P. Moore assured them that no ctlon would be take': cluling: .- The ann"zation of a po'.lon cf proptty betweeix Park unt il some fut ur e t im e on a proposed beefed-up animal control Avenue and Magnolia Avenue and be tween 28th Street and 29 ordinance. Street, 2821 S. Park Ave., as requested by Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Urgelles. Commissioner A.A. McClanahan has proposed that the city Law be strengthened after he received written complaints from - Rezoning to general commercial of property between 24th citizens a bo ut dogs runn ing loose. Stree t and 24th Pla ce and between French Avenue and Maple Avenue. "No ordinance will work a ha r dshi p on a responsible pet owner," McClanahan said. - Rezoning to general commercial of property between City Attorney Vernon Mize suggested that the ordinance be Mangoustine Avenue and Oleander Avenue and between First and completely redone rather than "hacked to death" with amendlicensing of cats In addition to dogs although cat owners will not Fulton Streets. - Amendment to the city code on lot cleaning. - Amendment to the city code adopting the Southern Standard be required to keep their felines on their own property. housing Code, 1976 edition, looseatnightandthatinhisneighborhoodthesamedoghasbitten han twice as he was jogging. ' . • . . Fi* rm _ '1 Tapped A third applicant for the interim position was Sanford attomey Wilijam Leffler III. Leffler's proposal was for $25,(X)0-$30,000 a year. mi.ssioners to provide legal se rvices for $2,000 per month, until the county's new inhouse legal department is formally created. The Stephenson firm was hired by a scant 3-2 vote, with court judge in Longwood and Altamonte Springs, will receive $25 for every hour over 80 in a month.. Also, the Stephenson firm will receive space in the county courthouse and secretarial assistance The interim attorney's position is expected to Lag for a bo ut fo ur mont hs. Commissioners Harry Kwiatkowski and Bill Kirchhoff dIsseriting. Commission Chairman Dick Williams, Commissioner John Kimbrough and Commissioner Bob French voted in favor. "I Personally am not opposed to Mr. Stephenson," Kwiatkowski - In addition to the $2,000 per month, Stephenson, a municipal IU Kin1brough opted for the Stephenson firm because he said it seemed to employ more lawye rs with the expertise county seconded by French. - said. "But tht board had an opportunity to move live weeks ago," Thmjssionajo Jan. 3 A the time to stop receiving appliIc 'ants for the lead attorney in the county's new*legal Kwiatkowski went on to say that new leadership was selected department. The lead attorney is budgeted for about $28,000 a five weeks ago and since then "not a damn thing has been done" year. on the county attorney Issue. • The need for an Interim county attorney arose Last week after Kirchhoff said his opposition centers on the fact that a second assistant county attorney Robert Pierce resigned. applicant, Jim Burns of Altamonte Springs, had not submitted a Pierce, who worked for the law 1I QWnCd by County Atty. fee proposal. Kirchhoff asked for the information frorn-'Burns before making a final deLsion. • The location of 50 "advertising benches" on city property government need& Kimbrough's motion to hire Stephenson was 'cq ... 116 Virginia Ave. - By ED PRICKETT UeraldStalf Writer The South Seminole law firm of Municipal Court Judge Gene - ' • 'Advertising Benches' KO'd r eq ue st ed by Jim Falatic and Tom Nissen of Artistic Signs, was turned down by the city commission. Th e co mmission denied the r eq uest after Knowles said such 4 Zoning Hearings benches violate the city's si gn ordinances and ha ve caused tro uble in ot her citi es where co m petito rs' advertising benches Four public hearings on zoning requests were heard by the were pla ced In front of businesses. commissioners. The con'iiim It is illegal in Sanford to advertise on city propert y, be said, - Tabled until the next meeting the requested change in zoning adding that such benches wo ul d "j un k up the city" and if perfor Lot 8, Block 5, A.B. Russell's Addi tion to Fort Reed requested mined wo ul d o pe n the city up to all sorts of advertising on city by Mr. and Mrs. John L Adams to general commercial to permit property. a repair garage and retail sales of cake decorating supplies to In other b usin ess, the commission: give the pl anning and zoning commission time to hear similar Approved payment for services rendered to City Attorney requests from that area. by Mr. and Vernon Mize of $4,633.45 for his work on the Bro wn vs City of - Denied restricted commercial zon ing r eq uest ed Sa nf o rd case and $1,8.34 for hi s work on L Cox vs City of SanMrs. Haro ld E. [ng to pe rm it construct ion of a convenience ford. Mize is paid at the rate of $50 per hour for lawsuits. store on part of Lot 17, Block 11, Bel Aim-, - Tabl ed until the first meeting in January the request of -D led Mrs. Minnie Krauert's request ed rezoning of Lots 37Seminole Community Action iSCM for the city to appoint a 44 of Beck's addition to permit construction of an office building delegate to the SCA board of directors. when adjacent property owners opposed the request. Approved the extension of utility service to five lots owned by - Approved continuation of a non-conforming use for the Herbert Cherry property at 600 E. Se venth St. to permit the Everett harper near Briarcliffe. Harper is to pay $3,250 as his share of the cost of extending the sec-vice and $550 per lot for continued operation of an auto repair garage. utility connection fees, The city Is to pick up the additional $6,000 cost of the project because properties in addition to hiarper's wtll 6 0 r din an c es Adopted be served and fire hydrants can be locat ed on the larger water Six new ordinances were adopted by city commissioners inlines to be laid. Rate hike Protest, Page DAYS TO J YOUR TURN Co.. was elected president this morning of the it _•%"'.'• ,,A. l.A i '..! I administrative plan or organization to cooperatively develop a 'I Aii I the organization which Includes delegates from all seven cities and the county, has a subcommittee attempting to formulate an Stephenson was selected today by Seminole County corn- I . 6-A h os pital ........4-B 4'B Obituaries 6-A 6-A Sports 4-A Telethiou 7-A Weather 4-B Women I Interim County Attorney .,, 112 Virginia Ave. NO 7'w. He e st imated that cost of acquiring the new property - 12 sites are being considered - may run as high as $20,()0, adding that fees for use of its county landfills are "out of reach" for the cities. Knowles said the Florida Legislature has mandated that Seminole County be a "test area" and develop a "resource recovery program" for solid waste (gar ba ge) by July, 1978. But, t ephenson S as a witness in the civil case. Butler said today that the reason by Garry Trudeau DivT B0 or THE. im e that night. Fost er test ifi ed that he saw C bodi ly carry Rumney from th e lounge "and dro p- kick him in the buttocks." Witnesses for Cox fortheseconilt .1 Meyer said he saw "wall-to-wall" birds at the end of the runway dog licenses and i nsisted that there are 300 dogs in his area of Mayfair alone, _ GARDEN have them (nun-chakus) If they weren't properly trained." The lawsuit by Cox stenuned from the 1975 incident after he ejected Clarence Runiney of Sanford from the lounge on U.S. 17-n may help co,,trol your blood presaFims1lyilyournoseIs dry put a little petroleum jelly or other lubricant in the tip of ,, , ..,., 'WI. S'i3 • ._. our nose in the morning evening to stop the excess .'We're doing everything to encourage them to have children 11 - had a landfill nearby. McClanahan said that the city over the past year has Issued 300 (as voiced in Leffler's letteri to be a reprimand of police of. ficers." In trial testimony, Butler said, "I wo ul dn't want my men to j(ç ' Sanford attorney Robert Morris, offering to assist Mize in writing a n law, said that many dogs in the city are runnin g 114 .,.i ) '- .. r.,rt area because of warmth on the runway long before the city ments. Ile noted that commissioners previously approved the is enough for anyone...' I •. Action On Pets Delayed _ . 'Three years training drinking anyway so you might as well avoid it. If you ha ve any excess weight, loss of body fat ' . . 000NESBURY by T. K. Ryan DG ___________________ ______________ 111f TUMBLEWEEDS Ave. MONT Perhaps the jury didn't listen to the officers' testimony or to the (, training officer's testimony. "Perhaps they only listened to Garod talking about 'Kojak' and 'Police Story' and how he (Garcxl) alleged that police officers were Inhumane." "Personally," Butler said, "I don't consider the jury's opinion . and irritation -. Vir g inia GP' 'IHL In the trial there was testimony that Foster holds a first-degree brown be lt In karate and has co nt in uo usly trained for th ree years under po li ce instructor J am es Brantley. Brantley test ifi ed that in his opinion Foster was qualifi ed to use n un-chakus as a po lice wea po n for defense as well as for restraining and "come-a-long" t echniques in handl ing prisoners. "Three years training is enough for anyone," Butler said today. N V 1001 the condition. I DJDN'T LoSS P , nadio City Station, Now York You are better off not . .. I aircraft accident. Knowles insisted, however, that the gulls gathered in the air- Council of Local Governments in Seminole County, reported that James Fisher, head of the Altamonte Springs law firm with which Ga-A is associated. said. "I personally consider the Sa nf ord Police De pa rt ment to be a f ine organization. I've heard ' , only good things about Chief Butler." "But,' Fisher said, "I'm sorry to hear that professional police officers are taking things at a personal level." one spade trick but he will (For a copy. 01 JACOB V have time to knock out th e ace of diamonds and to coll ec t MODERN send $1 to "Wing SIDE GLANCES . _____ nose that contributed to the V : _____ ____ _____ _____ ______________________ _______ ______________ ______ ___ An Oregon reader wan ts to know the correct opening bid 1 I.-Shaped City liall, Page ZA .-.- sticks to r&imnin Cox vlien he was arrested on misdemeanor assault and battery charges. cox was later acquitted in a 1975 county court non-jury trial. Harvey Garod,' Lawyer for Cox, contended In the trial that the nun-chakus were im pro pe rly used. Butler sa id that in clos ing ar g um en ts to the j ury Garod made -,'Y. -- . ______ •.. 1 05 Alter the trial the policemen indicated that they were con- 3.. 0 ' . 11 - I I -- The correct opening bid in [] tj..4 JR - __ W8! never struck with the ejin-chakus. Foster said he used the chance that he will think you have the Jack and shift to another suit the aces and kings of hearts a nd clubs." I ' weighing the situation,' - -- --.--------• LT be compiled with. ___________CH~UFF _____________________ FosterandLt RlchardNooneyandpatroLznanGordonC. Reid, defendan ts in the civil action along with the city, testified that Cox ducks with the ace but without h'au 3 N. T. Pau Pass -. • and the city might be considered liable if the birds cause an Mr. and Mrs. Brian Schanel, 114 N. Virginia Ave., have proudly displayed this sign as winners of the Garden of the Month Club on the head with nun-chakus and then used them to choke Cox. times when declarer simply Wt*I North East South ..- - The second is that there are blood pressure and take one and a half water pills a day for it. 0 M DorNG4J] ' 1 two ways. The first way is th at declarer gains a trick when the suit Is continued. As you get older or • WINNER(S) (S) Butler: 'I don't know, I'm Oswald. "Yes, indeed, In vA53 •K9 A763 are are in a dry climate or very dry room the lining of the nose ma 0 . .. seagulls attracted to the landfill are creat in g a hazard for aircraft Witnesses for Cox testified in the civil trial that Foster hit Cox tract.- A J1 for guidance in handling the problem. . y -- THE Butler said today that Foster and five other members of a tactical squad train ed In the use of nun-chakus are still carrying the octagonal sticks linked by a short length of cord. When ask ed if he pla ns to stop the use of nun-chakus by officers, Butler said, "I don't know, I'm weighing the situation." Butler said nightsticks, which are Issued to officers but not required to be carried by them, "are bigger ixid can do twice the damage and possibly Injure for life." ist very effective IL4 landfill near the Sanford Airport. City Commissioner Gordon Meyer stated his concern that this means (letter) of doing so." EAST NORTH £76 , K 74 • Q J to 8 2 Ii 9 4 Jim: "South le ts West hold the first trick with the king of Iff- \.' Knowles told the commission that the city, according to Federal "They were of the unanimous opinion that nun -chakus were Oswald: ' Th is simple duck play has a name It is called, the Bath coup because back in the days of whist someone playing in the seaside resort of Bath in England first thought of it." Jim. "I imagine It was a 77/ /y/:47? 0, =r JW Aeronautics Administration (FAA) regulations, must close its Inappropriate weapons for use by police officers, perhaps even inhumane, brutal or sadistic. Also, they were of the op in ion that Sgt. (William) Foster had not been given adequate training In the use of this weapon," Leffler wrote. Leffler stated that the jury "requested that their feelings on this subject be communicated to the appropriate authority, and I take 1,1111,011%, . members of his family should newspaper, P.O.. Box 1551, try to get help. I would suggest Radio City Station, New York, checking the Yellow Pages of NY 10019. . your phone directory under . Alcoholism and see if there Is DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a an Al-Anon organization in the man of 77 years of age. I do a community. If so the family little joggii, a bout thr ee miles member can call them and ask in one hour. I also have high __ • Knowles said the cily has carefully followed all directives of the state to continue the landfill operation over the past many months, but that state officials have said the FAA regulation must _ A--i _ _ PRISCILLA'S POP • some good-natured notice, too . . . on the effects of alcohol can family might ask the family all. do ct or for his suggestions or A bout th ree wee ks ago I was help. You may find other ha ving nose bleeds, but since organizations in the same leav ing the drinks off, I have' listing in your phone book that not had a nose bleed. Would the help with problems of al co hol. alco ho l be responsible for my I am sending you The Health nose bleeds? Letter number 1-4, Al co hol, DEAR READER - Alco hol Whiskey, Gin, Vodka, Rum, Wine, Beer, to give you more does dilate the small blood information on the adverz. vessels. You see this effect effects of alcohol. Suffice it to when the face flushes after a have dilated say here that alcohol damages drink two. If the brain or nerves, the small vessels It Is easier for digestive system, the liver and them to bleed from anycause. You may have had some is a major ca use of death in irritation of the lining of the •b • .. A "At the conclusion of trial of this case I met with all six memhers of the jury at their request," Judge Leffler wrote in the letter to Butler. send 50 cents with a long, stamped, sell-addressed en- not taken any alcoholic drink at Sa nford City Commissioners Monday night authorized City Manager W.E.Kiiuwktuproceedwithasearchforpropertyfor LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) career. Don't fear preparing Persons you're close to are apt yourself for the top spot, even to be more generous with you though It's several rungs up th Others who want information letter to me in care of this - Monday. '.(iU are right - he is an Health Letter. Just send your alcoholic. The responsible 06 while, their neighbors figured they deserved II and ds - this year in your work or charted waters. Ili herald Staff Writer chosen by the Sanford Garden Club. 51ean- 1 Dr. e Bir For and three policemen in connection with an alleged beating in. cident on March 23, 1975, outside a motel-lounge, lt OS DEAR DR. LAMB - What 1 Site a new sanitary landfill. A circuit court civil trial jury has called karate weapons known • WIN AT BRIDGE By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. .-.!.--=-- Herald Staff Writer ______________________________ DTPQ(jCE .. By BOB LLOYD by Bob Montana THE CROOKS OH.YE4H Mbb. ' , -. -. Police Tool? than you are with them today. ladder. Abuse Id ., By DONNA ESTES as nun-chakus inappropriate weapims for Sanford policemen to today and operate in areas where you're safe and co rnfortable. Sharks lurk in un- - 10N 1' ø I-, PISCES (Feb. 2(~March 20) you're too flamboyant. — c ::) I LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) entitled to. ii —-—— — — — 44 45 — 60 Audience Fi.lO 'MU'3 THE 4$ — I 40 55 Water (Fr) -I E4PFLI IC) = = = happy medium. You won't bcat be disappointed. Don't feel you have more coming than you're ease taking either extreme. 48 Brandish -. I 23 24 Voted; or i ØE: AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - - 33 (comp wd by Art Sonsom I 'Inhumane ant res ponsibility and what you'd If you base your expcctations really like to do, look for a on faulty values you're likely to 20 it fill ! CANCER (June 21-July 72)11 aces. you're torn today between a - - i6 - - - - ———— bureau (abbr 'C impo - IS - - d today Vow- - _*.- - . New 58 Have being - Lan III time into a profit, to have more validity than the the top cards and you m ust rt with knuckle under in 31 Roman tyrant one 36 Prior to of analysis 3lSummer(Frl — — - — — — — — — — sophisticated data at hand. decisions today. Playing yot1 I H C 1 1 38 Women's hand right can trump the1 heed yaw- intuitions. party - (Dec. Cheers 29 Womanless abbr) Sanford. Florida rida 32771—PrIce 10 Cents 4, 1976 -- activities measure society fbbr) ci- - - ARCHI E 69th Year, No. 99— Tuesday, your 32 lxia 33 1900s art style patriotic OR IM THE ]Fle AItIFS March 21-April 19) Be a giver as well as a taker. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. You're somewhat lucky today despite the fact you failed to use Continue to keep a close eye on related to happy time the best methods available for expenses You may not be activities. Recall: the best purpose. things in life frequently ARE so fortunate next time. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) free. SAGiTTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. You must draw a very fine line and 21) Give credit where credit Is be tween your business weight of India 59 Connect THE BORN LOSER rAltl Tuesday, December 14, 1976 . a __ Ethereal salt so on TO TH fly BERNI('E BEI)E ()SOL For - u a HOROSCOPE U y PI s}ff the thing 7 Feel regret B wds. Lot 44 SHACKL SS - 6 Belonging to goddess - C jj 5 Biddy point - I ó I 15 9 Ages 18 Frozen rain 20 Makes simpler 10 Sensible 11 President 22 Compass ___ BEAT utfix 13 Constellation 14 Scull 15 lighted 16 Start Il iL1!1 i u 1 Compass perception NOW WEE 9EETE Vast expanse point -- Answer to Previous Puzzle 65 Mangy 66 Tom Fr'eetllan, said his resignation was based on a desire. to escape from the political arena. -- �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Tuesday, Fear Of Foul Play Widens Wife Hunt WORLD IN BRIEF Cripple Slow To Obey, Slain In Belfast Raid BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) The Irish Republican Army bombed four buildings in Belfast and devastated four shops in a village near Londonderry Monday, blocked roads with some 40 hijacked cars and trucks and killed a cripple who couldn't move fast enough. Police said Roy Young, a 23-year-old Protestant paralyzed on one side by polio, was shot in the head and back because he did not obey immediately when three masked gunmen burst into a Belfast brush factory and ordered the employes to lie on the floor. - FLORIDA IN BRIEF connection with the case of the Sheriff John Polk missing Deltona woman. said today he fears that a "1 didn't know about it i4ii Deltona woman missing for 10 after they (investigators) had days Is the victim of foul play. talked with her," Polk said. Mrs. Marjorie F. Wilson, 66, ! "But we've consulted her of 1000 Persian St., Deltona, before and she's helped us in was last seen on Dec. 4 about 9 the past on other cases." lie p.m. sitting in the family auto, aid it's not unusual for inparked with th e motor running, '.estigators to talk to psychic at Lake Monroe Inn, U. S. 17-92, . in such cases. west of Sanford on the Polk said that deputies lakefront. __________ searched a lake near "We def in itely feel now that Casselberry horse traL foul play is involved," Polk Monday after talking to the said. "I don't be lieve she was woman who claims to have the type of woman to Just up extrasensory perception. and take off." : Polk said that during the Robert Van Wilson told weekiong h un t for Mrs. W ilson vestigators that his wife and her car that investigators "wasn't feeling well" and he have used an airplane to search took her to the 1913 Chevrolet . numerous wooded areas and Impala four-door sedan,, then MRS. WILSON lakes in both Seminole and went back into the restaurant where they had dined with two may have blue paint on the southwest Volusia counties., friends, Deputies on foot and In vehicles right side. When Wilson came back out Abbgy described the missing have also been active. "We've used boats on Lake about 15 minutes later to check worn.an as five-feet-two inches on his wife, deputies said, the tall, 112 pounds, gray hair, Monroe and have assigned men woman and the brown-over- brown eyes, and wearing dark- to walk the U. S. 17-92 area on the lakefront near the Lake light yellow auto were gone. rimmed glasses. She was License tag of the car was 8W- seen wearing a lavender- Monroe Inn," he said. 3770. Polk asked that anyone colored pantsuit, flesh-colored Sheriff's detective U. George blouse and orange pump having information on the that whereabouts of Mrs. Wilson o Abbgy said it is possible that Polk today the Wilson car may have been Abbgy and other Investigators her car immediately contak' involved in a parking lot ac- have consulted a psychic, who him or the sheriff's departcident at the restaurant and Polk declined to identify, in ment. Drug Plea Rejected In Slaying Of Boy, 9 MIAMI AP, A circuit judge has ruled that a man charged in the ritual-like slaying of a 9-year-old is competent to stand trial even though he's being given massive doses of depressant drugs. Circuit Court Judge Gerald Wetherington said Monday that he would set a trial date later for Vernal Watford, 32, a Jamaican immigrant who doctors say receives daily doses of drugs to control psychotic behavior. Walford has been charged with the 1974 killing of Arnold Zelenick, a Port Washington, Pa., youth who was in Miami vacationing with his parents. Watford told police that voices ordered him to slash the boy's throat. .. _____.. ______ .•.. _____ • ,' __ -- - .4 r . . Violence In Jamaica Newly appointed Cassel berry Councilman Donald Wilson Is greeted after being sworn in by Mayor Gerald Christensen, KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) Jamaica elects a new parliament Wednesday after the most violent political campaign in the island's history. Prime Minister Michael Manley banned election-eve political meetings following the wounding of a government candidate and a mob attack on an antigovernment man. Casselberll~y Delays Bar Closing Law Carlos Aide Reported Okay - CASSELBERRy — The city council Monday night unanimously approved the appointment by Mayor Gerald Christensen of newly elected Councilman Donald Wilson to the few weeks remaining in the unexpired term of Charles Glascock who resigned. Wilson will assume the two-year term to which he was elected last week in early January. Christensen immediately swore Wilson into office and the new councilman took his seat. In other business at Monday night's meeting, the council tabled action on an ordinance which would have required the owners of establishments selling alcoholic Ultraleftjst kid. napers of an adviser to King Juan Carlos say he is in good condition but will not be released until the government frees 15 political prisoners. Premier Adolfo Suarez is scheduled to address the nation tonight on the eveof .a national referendum to endorse political reforms. But aides said he delayed taping his television message while awaiting developments in the Oriol case. OPEC On Guard In Qatar DOHA, Qatar (AP) Sea, air and land security was mounted today for oil ministers of the 13 major oil exporting countries as they gathered for a meeting in which they are ex pected to raise the price of oil by 8 to 15 per cent, Ministers of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, who begin their session Wednesday, will argue recommendation ranging from a freeze or token increase to a massive 25 per cent or more. Observers predict they will settle somewhere in the middle. beverages to close their doors within of the z a.m. closing time. It was reported that patrons often order several drinks before the 2 a.m. closing time to remain in the establishments for lengthy periods after the closing hour. Council also discussed the possibility of amending the ordinance to change the sales time for beer and wine on Sundays. Currently, beverages may be sold from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. for the convenience of fishermen and other early risers and then close until the afternoon hours. Councilmen are considering permitting beer and wine to be sold beginning at 7:30 am. and continuing all day Sunday. Six .De m a n d Ses $ ion For Refor m Of Ru les Ril B DONNA ESTES. Herald Staff Writer by details of six slayings.admitted killing a Jacksonville, publican Leader William Four of the killings were in Fla., cattle buyer in Ben 11 James of Delray Beach; Robert this Tueroaming EAragain was . Georgia and two in Florida dur- County. Ga.; motel clerks, at McKnight, 1)-Miami; William ing the past two weeks. week AshburnandMacon,Ga.,anda Nelson, 1)-Melbourne; and and will tell Ant1ny Jerome Cobb, 18; liquor store employe at Fitz- George Sheldon, 1)-Tampa. all in Th e Sunday Harold Dean Snead, 26, and gerald, Ga. Tucker dumped Hodes as Herald. Daniel Fowler, 21, all of Ocilia, "They bragged about these 'House Education chairman and Ga., are being held witho ut th ings to each other," d slashed the'House Republi can bond in the robbery of a motel Sheriff F ra nk Ellis of Ben Hill st aff. at mond Beach. There was n Co unty. "No telling ho w man y The telegram sa id that more shooting in th at Incident early holdups they committed. They than20percent of the members Friday. just went crazy." Sheriff Dudley Garrett of . Johns County, Fla., said the trio I Chief Deputy Lanny rwin County, Ga., said the trio conf essed to killing Margare : t appa ren tl y got toget he r a bou . Gurgalno us, 31, a mother of t . four children, at St. Augustine hree weeks ago and began s pree. last Thursday night. "They never had trouble be-. "The youngestas was f lore except the Cobb boy had a matter-of-tact hekind talked few misdemeanors for bad about the killings," Garr ett checks," Dean said. "I've said. "The other two didn't known them all for seven seem so hard." years" He said Cobb claimed to be . % # .. so ,, He said Cobb was a student at the trigger man In five kill ings. The case of Mrs. Gurgalnous' Irwin-Ben Hill vocational: death will be taken to St. schonl Fw!er recently wcrki,d S011154 Johns Countygrand Jury, Oar- in the surgar cane fields near 0 10-1."o . Belle Glade, Fin., and rett said. Snead IAlachuaCountyofficersputa Was UI)employedwhefltheygot ”- . detalneronthe threeaft ertalk- together at submit possible variations on the new design. N - , ' - . - ' ' ' ' Deaf Gets Own Santa For some of the OItLANI)() ( AP) kids sitting on jolly 01' St. Nick's knee, it was the first time they could "talk" to a Santa who could understand. The children are deaf, and the weekend Santa Claus was Ron Goluba, who teaches them sign language and lip reading at an elementary school in Orlando. -- 'Job Courtesy' Plan Pushed TALLAHASSEE (AP) Sen. Ralph Poston has already started to implement his plan to radically alter how the Senate handles appointments made by the governor. Poston, chairman of the new Senate Executive Business Committee, wants to establish a form of "senatorial courtesy" in Florida where the governor's appointments in a particular district would have to win the approval of the senator in that district. - - - ' •. - - . „: . dard." - L1 - - . . - Youth Arrested In Miami MIAMI(AP)— An 18trrested today In con- nection with an early Wig. A spoke&nan said he morning fire 'that resulted In injuries to 13 firemen and three - other emergency ... personnel,. police said. was arrested at the scene. The firemen, two policemen and an am. youth was - I Police say Gilberto Varona, who lives four blocks from the fire scene, - _ -19 - - * 'n" ' - - ' . .,, Blaze was charged with first. degree arson, burglary and with loitering and peow- year-old .. - 1 bulance attendent were injured when a blast rlpç'ed through the burning twostory building, which housed several small businesses. Blum enthal Nam ed Tanglewood, which servu some 200 customers and is ATLANTA (AP) located on Lake Howell seDd Pres1dntelect Jimmy 'commerce secretary in - - , Seminole County corn- wrote in the memo. which would place new missione rs today agreed to hlar ling had no e stimate as to prope rt y on the tax rolls e arli er protest rate hike requests the amount of the requested t han at pr esent. New consubmitted to the State Public Increases, because he said the st ruction La allowed up to two Serv ice Commission (PSC) by utilities have Just recently years' free ride, and an ad hoc two privately owned ut ilities w ritten to the PSC. The PSC is committee's repo rts states that 'located In south Seminole the state agency charged with such practices should be County. granting or reject ing req uests altered.. Commissioners agreed to for rate hi kes submitted by —Commissio ns authorized draft a letter to the PSC in owners of private utilities, protest of a request from In addition, the county the board chairman to execute the interlocal agreement Central V and Tanglewood commission took th e following between Sanford, Seminole utilities. Together the utilities action: County and Lake Mary. The see about 1,000 cust omer s. Co none rs agreed to agreement concerns conUtility Consultant Hugh ask the local legislative stntion of a trintity utility Harllng said the utilities should delegation to draft legisla ti on syst em. receive no rate increases until they are "brought up to stan- south hist o ry. At the same time, Rep. Brock Adams, D-Wash., left Washington, D.C., for Atlanta ami d speculation that Carter will appoint him secretary of , transpo,tti . of Casaelberry', is Carter has chosen W. for dum pin responsible raw Michael Blumenthal, sewage Into the gLittle chairmanof Bendix Econlockahatchee River, Corp., to bethe treasury HarWig said. sent word of Thesecondli-m,Centraly,is secretary. Ile me CflOLC lo key senators In better shape and is cornplying with state ardS, to day. Carter, pushing to Raring added. , Asked today if the corn- complete his' Cabinet by mission Intends to purchase the Christraw, is announcing utilities, Harting said "No." at least four Cabinet-level However, in a Dec. 9 - choices this week, with a memorandum to the corn - woman likely to be the first : mission, Harting said the utility department had revieled the. Lwnhig her aid ,, ' . situation. SEA-HELPS OUT YOUTH Xmas Prediction: 27 To Die The Florida Highway Patrol predicts that 27 persons will die in traffic accidents on state roadways over the Christmas holiday weekend. "[)rivers face greater dangers of vehicle accidents during the month of December than any other month of the year," Col. Eldrige Beach, the patrol director, said Monday in a news release. Beach said his force would operate at its maximum level with extensive use of aircraft during the 78-hour period which begins at 6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 24, and ends at midnight, Sunday, Dec. 26. TALLAHASSEE (AP) 11 - ' . e . - t, 1i . -1 . ''I I :, . 'O i" ._.11~ !.I t ____ "iII' ' .. ; I . i. : 11 _1 . .. - ~ I - ~-J - * .4t: 'I -, / I - 'e I - I ,.,.. J ' . F ~. ) ' r. ' r .. . . - f . . •. -': - _J ' -, - . . -'.. ' '. .:'. - . .. •' ... -•: .. .. . , . . . ,, -' :' ... - . . - " -. The Youth Services Program of Seminole County has $50 more to work with today after receiving a contribution from the Seminole Education Assoc1atIo, (From left) Bill Moore, S.E.A. president; Glenda Smith, S.E.A., treasurer; and Lee Sterling. supervisor of the youth program, _______________ "II would be my recommendation that the board authorize a quick study of the advantages and disadvantages of the purchase of the Central V system and that we meet with seller to determine his prellmin3ry position," Harling W)I Inc Scd ci.s Home D-i,-,((fl5 It) fl • M.,I In F Iqtj, %, _____________ .,_, Tuesday, December 't, ub % d , r Sanlod H,q.,Id. The President-elect called a 2:30 p.m. EDT news conference to an. notmc the names of two persons being given highlevel appo intments 14, 1976—Vol, Id(f,pf SAI,rdi oo 69, No. W and Ch ,sIma Oa Ave anf ord, Fla , S , .M3 ''" it' .,', .,,,,, - Nell Guilty, Faces 123 Years "a, Richard C. Nell, once one of South Florida's most powerful labor leaders, faces up to 123 years in prison after being convicted of extortion, emt"zzlement, tax evasion and labor racketeering. Nell was convicted in federal court Monday before U.S. District Judge Sidney M. Aronovit.z. A sentencing date was not immediately MIAMI (AP) - set. 1*1 '1 'S ... MEMORABLE MEDLEYS The Central Florida Chorale performed a seasonal medley Monday for the Sanford Shuffleboard Club at the Sanford Civic ('enter. More than 100 club also watched Vieda Sereem of ('asselherrv do her exotic (lancing routine. The prugi-ain is an annual event, members nounced the resignation of Gene Harmon of the maintenance department. With the current The Winter Springs City placed between the pond and CETA grant running out for this Council received what Mayor the tennis courts, the other by post, it remains questionable Troy Piland termed "their the baseball field. Mayor whether a new employe would monthly request for radio Piland also asked Public Works be eligible under the same equipment" in its regular Director Ray Bradshaw to program. Councilman Daniels session Monday night. repair one of the basketball suggested that city funds may With a total of 20 radios goals. be used for a new employe if, at among the police and fire The recreation center at a later date, they can be departments, Piland quipped Suns hine Park will be used next reallocated through the CETA that soon there may ix' a radio Monday night for a public program. for every city ernplo)e. The hearing on the matter of a Daniels suggested a similar measure, part of an I.EAA girixige rate increase The action be taken In the hiring of grant totalling more than two the canal will be built," Ryan Administrative Assistant for noted SCOPA Is working parsaid Monday night at the SCOPA, reported that the ticularly with data related to SCOPA weather station has the water level of the St. Johns SCOPA meeting. Explaining the apparent been completed and that River. change in attitudes toward the canal, Ryan said: "Col. Wisdom (Donald A. Wisdom, District Engineer, U.S. Array Corps of Engineers at Jacksonville) has been an opponent of the project ever since he came aboard as chief. Proponents have always felt that his conservatism has placed him in opposition to the canal. When he received the latest date, however, he told Gov. Askew, on behalf of the canal, that it would return 25 of the project, he said, the federal government Is unlikely to recommend that the project Upgrades Police Radio installation of portion of the first mini television channels 2 and 6 are warehouse a stee l Insulated now receiving area weather building of 10,000 square feet information as are radio station The long debated Cross The building Is the first of WTRR and the Sanford Florida Barge Canal is once several which will be con E vening Herald Dolgner also said he has again a "viable project," ac- structed by Clifton Enterprises cording to James S. (Jim) Inc., on property leased from spoken with weather man Dave Ryan, administrator, Seminole the Port Authority at one dollar Marsh of TV Station WESH. County Port Authority a year. SCOPA will receive a and hopes to offer Ch. 2 a biByMARYLINTIPTON Herald Writer cents on the dollar. Ryan is scheduled to make a pro-canal speech before the Florida cabinet Thursday. Without state official approval Winter Springs Vote By WILLIAM HIDDEN Herald Correspondent Corp s Looks Again I Canal Hope Revived light posts at Sunshine Park a monthly fee of $9.72 each. One post is to be at be completed. A decision is expected by the end of the week Ryan said the SCOPA "mini warehouse" project, is moving forward. A sub-leasing agreement has been found, though not signed. Standard M edi cal Supply, a Seminole County firm, will lease a major 2~ .,',_ .C* •0 $1,300, passed unanimousb'. Also in clud ed among the office found under the CETA and radio equipment was a Another maintenance program, then it may be per cent grant on the costs of agreement was passed by possible to fund the post educational material for the council to include the through Title II of the Federal replacement of one of the air Public Assistance program. Youth Services program. Police Chief John Govoruhk conditioner compressors. At At a salary of $8,000 the post also pers uaded co un cil to pass $88.75 a month the serVice would require at least a jourtwo maintenance agreements agreement includes complete neynian's license In electronics, on the police communications repair and maintenance on all and possibly a master's in system. Govoruhk explained eight air units in the city hall el ec trical engineering. "1 can that two contracts were needed fire s ta tion complex. , notstressenough," Daniels told Councilman John Daniels the counci'," the need for an because REVOC, an Orlandobased company, was the lone announced that, due to a inspector in order to keep up Court with the growth and conSupreme bidder on their own equipment- Florida overruling of a Public Service struction in Winter Springs." Govoruhk also requested conuiiisun decision, franchise authorization to advertise for fees by utility companies are DON'T TAKE " bids on a new police vehicle, now to be paid by all customers A CHANCE.... After Councilman Ernest and not just city residents. Hendrix suggested that a While this may mean a slight .1 , , I on bting smaller intermediate size- increase to county residents. vehicle may be preferable, the Florida Power officials have matter was tabled until speculated that his could your - I .I specifications on the type of reduce utility bills by three per ief cent to city residents. vehicle are prepared by Ch downl ~ ICouncilman Claude Ash, in Govoruhk, , . City Council authorized the his Public Works report. an 1* oisytliing svspkkvs--CALL TilE POUUI HcLP' cmMES TOP AI'o,,,.,, Tøiiotju.i Gqq.oi , 110'40 c _~ %~, ~~. ,~%, Everybody likes a little 'Scratch" from Santa meeting will also be used as a an elecirical inspector. If an regular session City Council. eligible employ can not be and Flagship has devised a unique way of packaging of Connell Named INSTALL A DEPENDABLE CARRIER FURNACE COMFORT GUARANTEED. INSTALLATION BY EXPERTS. -- FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD 'SCRATCH PAD 4 , o I, ;- "- . , r, "i to Money padded into a book 1' (THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THE PADDING — T''- ' ,•i, / ' i_à', ' ' '. %~ /~CPAT -,, I ' ' " P° a L, - 11_~ f it I*~ A .— - J "_ , ~ \>(%,- _~ I . ( ., £.,J . f / . \\t. Longwood Rep 0 LONGW000 City council for the past year, suggested Monday night named Mayor- Connell's appointment, saying elect Gerard Connell its that the majority of delegates delegate to the Council of Local are mayors. Governments in Seminole In other business, the council County and appointed him the on a 3-2 vote with Councilmen city's representative on that J. R. Grant and June Lormann / ', 'ou .4 - 12300 Per Pad $10.00 Per Pad 55.00 Per Pad a .° " , L '\ - ' '-' -' Rodney Cable for the rezoning from busin e ss district. (restrictive commercial) to commercial for a tract of land on the northeast corner of SR 434 and Grant Street. A $100 petty cash fund was Councilman Parker approved for the charter Anderson, who has served as revision committee which is to the city's representative, on the give the city a rccom.mendation rouncil of LcaI G o vernments on a new charter by June, 1977. obby eIk'rs ,. ''" ." " '-:' ' ''' ... " '' ,,, , . .'... ... ... .. . SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR - ' - FOLLOW THE STARS * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR C4*1*0 Gtft IDEAS MESSAGE k \' organization's ''resource dissenting denied a request by recovery" subconunitte. The subcommittee is studying the possibilities of creating a new concept to replace the current burial method in Seminole County for the disposal of solid waste (garbage). ) '" 1 fjVLAGSHIP BANK of 11 , may purchase your at our . SANFORD INC. 100 N. Maple Ave. Pti.)fl.5321—S.anford \ \ $10000 Per Pad 550,00 Per Pad Scratch Pods trom any SOUTHERN AIR so ~, THESE DENOMINATIONS: sto oo Bills ss 00 Bills "\ 5Qi% iiooaiiis SI 0BiIIs . ~ ~, -0_ , PICK YOUR PAD IN ANY OF - Pr.t.d your how by pnt*dia9 your n.lghb.m N yew .,, p-"- ticularly harmful. , I . ¶ (''I'll Hodges said Tennessee's 10 per cent Interest ceiling and bank branch restrictions in Florida, Texas and Oklahoma are par- percentage of the rents weekly or monthly film "Every Indication was given received by Clifton Enterprises documentary relevant to information recorded at the me during meetings I recently Inc., on the buildings Dol g er, SCOPA weather. station. He attended In Jacksonville that Dennis .. -. -. , Bank size becomes more of a factor in availability of loans as the size of a business borrower increases. Laws limit how much a bank may loan to any one customer based on the bank's size. SCOPA). , ,i 100 Treasurer- Co . . . . •----- - - Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter has licensed an insurance company set up by doctors to assure themselves of medical malpractice insurance coverage. The action Monday was hailed by a spokesman for physicians as a "giant step forward." The Florida Physicians Insurance Reciprocal was organized by the Florida Medical Association (FMA) to eliminate some of the problems in a trust currently operated by doctors to provide malpractice insurance. unty Will Protest PSC Rate Hike Bids I' . — :': 40I FIU1ll1 — TALLAHASSEE (AP) .,, :. . local borrowers." years. He said laws on bank branches should be liberalized and usery Doctors Hail Gunter Plan y would be 120 feet by 360 feet, ra th er than the original 400 feet by 100 feet rectangular shape. The architects said the new concept would cost an additional $ 10,) in construction costs and an additional $12,000 arc hi te ctural lees. Heasley, who has been working wi th the 4 city commission on the project, sa id that some costs can be cut by requiring less expensive furnishings. Commissioners A.A. McClanahan and Gord on Meyer, joined Morris in vot in g in favor of the new concept, while Mayor Lee P. Moore and Coitimissioner Jian Stenstrom voted in opposition. Moore said the commission action rescin ding prior approval of th e original design nullified all work on the project donet sin ce Novem ber. Ile insisted that th e commission give the architects direction. "You've been te ll ing them to mess around with it until you come up with something we like," Moore said. The mayor asked Meyer exactly what he wanted the architects to do. Meyer responded, "If I knew what it should be , I'd be doing the job." Harnly in pr esenting five va riatio ns of the o riginal design for the city hail, reiterated the I arc hi tect's position that they would not "come back with any schemes we do not believe' in or cannot live with." Spree Details - : Court Hits Rish Probe PORT ST. JOE (AP) — Rep. Billy Joe Rish, fl-Port St. Joe, says a grand jury report clearing him of any wrongdoing in a highway construction project shows the panel found the truth. But the county judge who brought the accusation "of an elaborate, corrupt political scheme" says he's not surprised at the grand jury action because State Atty. Leo Jones did not vigorously pursue the matter. S Ta l e Ma tches - LIJ1J9 1lliiii)ll tiitUfl11 Harvard showed students favor the proposition that economic growth is bad byamargin of 20 to I. He said if such future leaders think growth is tragic, it's not surprising there Is little growth in the North. He predicted that the South will eventually surpass the North in per-capita income. "The South will do increasingly well and the Northern states will have to compete. It will be the best thing in the world for them," he said. Luther [lodges Jr., chairman of North Carolina National Bank, said the South will rrqwre larger banks operating under fewer restrictions If it hopes to reach its projected growth in the next 15 - . Commissioner John Morris who, assisted by City Manager W.E. Knowles, has led the Wove to reject the original 4eslgn of the TALLAHASEE, 'Fla. (AP) of the House have supported the "There isn't anywhere near a complex, asked architects Wayne Heasley, H. — Six dissident legislators call for a special session. three-fiths vote for anything Daniel Harnly and James Swickerath of called on House Speaker DonThe Miami Herald. reported like that," said House Rules Watson and Co. to consider having the aid Tucker today to call a ape- today that dissident legislators Chairman A.H. "Gus" Craig, building face Park Avenue. c.ial session in February to con- are circulating petitions seek- 1)-St. Augustine. "It's not that Knowles, in support of that idea, said the sider reform of legislative tag a speical session on rules big a thing." facility will be used in Sanford for at least 50 rules. reform prior to the 1977 legLalaThe dissidents are seeking years, and should "interface" with the They sent Tucker a telegram live session, which begins in rules changes which would Urn-years, County courthouse across Park asking him to get Senate Presi- April. It would take a three- it the power of the Senate pres- Avenue so that a mall can be created; dent Lew Brantley to Join with fifhts vote of each house — ident and house speaker. The new design, much like a drawing him in calling the session dur- that's 24 senators and 72 repreProposals Include taking Knowles showed commissioners 10 days ago, ing legislative committee meet- sentatives — to initiate a spe- their power to refer bills and would have a "legislative wing" Including the ings set for the second week of cial session without the support name committee members and commission chambers, conference room and February. of Tucker and Brantley. limiting the speaker to a single some offices on the first floor. The adThe drive to reform the rules Tucker supporters said it was term. Tucker is the first speak- ministrative offices would remain on the originated with legislators who unlikely the dissidents could er in 50 years elected to con- second floor with the ground floor of that were unhappy over committee muster that much strength. secutive two-year terms. DELAND (AP) — Pollee in ing to them a bo ut th sect ion left undeveloped until expansion e killing assignments announced last Georgia and Florida say last Tuesday of Karl E. Easer, month by Tucker and Brantley. is necessary. The administrative portion the account of a robbery-killing 23, a motel nlghtclerk near ,.tr* tnt,.l k, •iuc h.,, Signing the telegram were wu .i, UVII G uauvwe, ainesville, na. Reps. Pat Frank, D-Tampa; arrested last week is supported .. - - wi t c h On Cit y Hall d Given 'L' hape' S Sanford City Commissioners have rescinded prior approval of a horizontal design for the proposed new $1.5 million city hall complex. At a meeting Monday night, the cornmLssioners gave a tentative nod to an l. shaped design and requested architects - - - laws eliminated on business loans so southern banks can serve growth needs. "Even though southern banks may need to enter the New York market to obtain funds for lending at home, that to me is far better for southern economic growth than direct lending by New York banks to southern borrowers," Hodges said. "Local banks are quite probably willing to make loans locally that more distant New York banks would not make, simply because the loçl Institutions have a greater knowledge of their before looking for another lousy $6,000 Job." Kahn also said recent surveys of schools such as Columbia and BOCA RATON (AP) The population In the South has grown nearly nine times faster than in Northern industrial states in the past six years because of the character of the people, not climate, a New York futurologist says. Herman Kahn told the Southern Growth Policies Board conference Monday that the old Prote.Iuint work ethic has not eroded in sunbelt states from Texas to Florida as much as It has in the Northeast. Kahn, director of the Hudson Institute which specializes in the study of public policy, said Southerners appreciate poor paying jobs more. "That's the reason for the big welfare and unemployment problems in the big Northern cities," he said. "There, if a man takes a lousy $6,000-a-year job, he's likely to work at It just long enough to earn enough money to afford to take a rest for a while. "Then he quits, goes on welfare and takes a little vacation inuiue3 - t Works As South Outgrows North Work - - MADRID, Spain (AP) Tuesday, Dec. 14, 1976-3. Dec. 14, 1976 AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI ii - �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald iiit\ l"li\(ll\Vl .S\"})li[. Fl \ : ttl (.'itt' I.1:i.;..'1,1I it Recently I heard noises coming from my kitchen, anti when I went to investigate, I found that Tuesday, December 14, 1976-4A prodigal leprechaun, Timothy Dooley, crouched inside his favorite hiding place a large metal bread box on the ki tchen counter. "I see the cat has been after you again," I said, noting Tint's torn jacket. "Sure and 'tis true enough," Tim muttered. "You had better feed that beastie more often, or she'll make a meal of me yet." "You are slowing down in your old age," I said. - Around W .YNF: D. DOYI .E. Publisher NUllM•N 11. OSIIIIIN. Editor ,JOSEL'II I) %'.\N RHAt1' I}. :ilvt'rti'tiig l)irectr - _ 7~ Hiiir l)tIit &r Wvt'k, i u'nt ?1unth. S2iii 6 Minths, $14 3 W. flMail In fli i,Li .at ,iN h oine iklier iher iti.iil ?1i'nth. $ 70. #I \lnth... 2 1 \Trith, i 12 0 I F W Sharp Eye Gives The Clock 11' ALDIE MURPHY Economy A Plus It takes a sharp eye to see a silver lining in the latest economic statistics, but it's there. After two months of decline, the total number of people holding jobs in the United States increased in November and now stands at the highest point in history. This means our economy as a whole is growing, not retreating. Still, the silver doesn't shine through the overcast enough to convince many analysts that the now-unwelcome "pause" in economic recovery is over. People are joining the labor force faster thannew jobs are b created. This has pushed - aim.' Tim replied. "I had to seek refuge here to finish me list-making chores." "List-making chores? What are you up to now? " 'Well, you'll remember a few months ago, I went to visit me old friend Santa Claus and fo un d hint very busy indeed filling out all those federal forms a flight plan for the Fed eral Aviation Administration, and so forth. So I got to thinkin' that I might be able t help Santa by lillin' in for him - "Forget it," sa id Tim, chewing on his pencil, 'It would be against me scruples. I'm talking about th e other folks In Seminole." "How about doing somet hing nice for the zoo' They need a Christmas present as badly as IN BRIEF - . ." JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. TOM TIED Life Slips Hughes GOP Needs \ Many - All this is causing President Ford's economic advisers to scale back their projections for economic growth in 1976 to acco un t for a fourthquarter that obvio usly isn't going to be as impressive as th ey thought. But their reaction is soon to to become water under th e bridge. It will influence the budget proposals Mr. Ford is preparing, but they will be delivered into the hands of the 95th Congress and the administration now being assembled around Jimmy Carter. What really co un ts is how they will be taking the economic pulse. We were gratified to hear Mr. Carter reiterating th at he will wait until after Jan. i to make any decisions about the need to stimulate the economy via tax cuts or extra government spending. Presumably he wants to see Mr. Ford's budget and the December economic figures before writing his o wn prescription. Even now, however, Democratic leaders in Congress, and the economists who can be expected to have Mr. Carter's ear, are beginning to talk of a tax cut in terms of a foregone conclusion. Over the holidays, the debate is likely to be over how much of a tax cut is in order, and whether it should be a one- shot rebate aimed at producing a spurt in consumer spending, or a broad downward revision in tax rates that would also benefit business and industrial firms. If Mr. Ford proposes a tax cut in his final budget proposals, it is likely to be linked with a corresponding cut in federal spending to counter an inflationary effect. He may have an ally in Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns, who has been reluctant to concede that any new government stimulus is worth the risk of increased inflation, The recent surge in the wholesale price index should give pause to Mr. Carter and congressional leaders. New Chief _____ Of Li s L. BALTIMORE The most bizarre aspect of the depressing Gary Gilmore affair is not the killer himself but those multitudes who have all along wished for the killer to be killed. They include th e scores who have from the beginning expressed a desire to be on the firing squad, and -- _ _____ — WASHINGTON If the Republican party has and I see no compelling any sense at all evidence that It does It should Ignore the advice of Its liberals and moderates who are saying ; that what the GOP needs as its leader is a philosophical e unuch, a so-called "nuts-andbolts," non-Ideological technocrat a-la Ray - TI__.. 1111 ._____ - - - __ Z -.-------.---- - ____ _ - the array of ordinary men and women who have told pollsters of their ghoulish versions of justice. There thus has been a lesson in the convict's macabre theater. It has reminded us of what the social chroniclers have said is our failing reverence for life. Once we sanctified existence, even held this as the greatest of our virtues; now, perhaps because we are overcrowded with one anoth er, the society is changing Its outlook. Nowhere Is the change more obvious, and pronounced, than in a small portion of the Maryland medical industry known as the Institute for Emergency Medicine. It is a shocktrauma facility which, under the law, approaches the question of life-death with a near surrealistic detachment. Its mission is to save people's lives, but "where necessary" it sometimes serves to take the lives instead. Carter May Name Four Bliss. - _____________ ____ - _____ _____ _______ _____ ____ k-________ - __ C— _ _ C— - H _____ Instead, when the Republican National Committee meets in this city next month, it ATLANTA (AP) Pushing to complete his cabinet by Christmas, President-elect Carter should elect Ronald Reagan as Its new party chairman and chief spokesman. The reason why Reagan should be the RepubLicanparty'snewchalrman is simple. It is the same reason why he sho ul d ha ve been the GOP's presidential nominee: Among all the Republican figures on the U.S. political scene today, the former California governor has the broadest appeal to most segments of the deetorate, In most regions of the country. is announcing at least four cabinet-level choices this week. For the first time in history, a woman is likely to become commerce Carter scheduled a nationally broadcast news conference today to announce the names of two persons being given high- secretary. level appointments. W. Michael Blumenthal, chairman of Bendix Corp., was expected to be named Carter's choice for Treasury secretary. Carter, it was learned, also has asked Jane Cahill Pfeiffer, a former IRM orp. vice president, to serve as ms corn merce secretary. The astonishing depth of Reagan's support is revealed In unpublished poll data from a survey conducted on Election Day by The New York Times and CBS News among 15,000 voters who had just left the voting booth. When asked how they would have voted had - ____ "...on, Cornett et! On, Cupid! On, oner Ddd anBlitzen I. ." The state of Maryland considers a person to be legally dead if the brain has ceased totally to function for a period of 24 hours. Hence in such . the presidential choice been between Reagan and Jimmy Carter, instead of Carter vs. Ford, the results were as follows: circumstances doctois at the institute are Nationwide, Carter beat Reagan In the allowed to withdraw life support systems from popular vote, 51-4 per cent. In the actual electheir patients. Normally the physicians consult tion, Carter beat Ford 5148 per cent. flow this with relatives of the subject, other times this is one point stronger showing by Reagan In the impossible. Inasense, then, euthanasia here has NEW YORK (AP) The lady thought a $25 had to be included on every bond. popular vote would have changed the electoral become common practice. savings bond would make a nice gift for a "Why?" vote, we do not know since this survey did not The doctors who work at emergency medicine favorite child, so she went to the bank and or. "It's for record-keeping purposes," break this vote down into a state-by-state count. say that their responsibilities in these matters dered one. told. She had thought so. Among the two political groups where the sound far more frightening than they are. They She found that Uncle Sam is a fussy old "But aren't the bonds numbered?" explain that the shock-trauma unit receives only bureaucrat with as much Christmas spirit as 'Ycs, but this is the way we retrieve the GOP must make significant Inroads if It is to the worst of emergency patients, those whom Scrooge. And not much of a merchant either, numbers. It's for the convenience of those people substantially broaden Its base— Democrats and Independents Reagan did markedly better under ordinary circumstances have only hours "What Is your Social Security number?" the who look up the records." to live. And so when all the wcnders of science teller asked. She told the teller, assuming the Why, in an age of instant Information than Ford. Democrats favored Carter, 79-20 per fail to revive the victims, the allowance of death number was required for routine, record- retrieval, the number couldn't be computer- cent over Ford; they favored Carter, 75-25 per is humane. keeping purposes. recorded, rather than stamped on the gift, cent over Reagan. Such Is the rationale of the moment. And not Among Independents, Ford was preferred wasn't explained. Alterpaying$l8.75, which would mature to the only among physicians wrestling with the the donor's over Carter by 5148 per cent; Reagan was It was explained, however, that morality of euthanasia. Abortionists are others face amount over a five-year period, she ac- number need not be stamped on the gift after all. preferred by a margin of 53-47 per cent. Eighteen who believe that the prevention of existence Is cepted the bond, made out to her young friend. per cent of all those who voted for Carter said "You can have the recipient's number rather "Do you have a gift envelope or a card to go merciful In that it is concerned with the right of than your own printed on the bond," the they would have voted for Reagan had he been m women to be In control of themselves. And too, with it?" she asked. She was disappointed the GOP nominee instead of President Ford. spokesman said.. those w ho favor capital punishment feel hear that no such accompaniments were In the South, which Carter carried solidly, "But the child doesn't have a Social Security The pledge by Jimmy Carter to Issue pardons during his philanthropic because they are interested In the provided. "Wouldn't it have been nice if only a Reagan ran dead even with the president-elect. number." Christmas envelope were supplied?" she first week In office to "those who violated Selective Service President Ford, however, lost this area, 534 per safety of the vulnerable community. "Qne can be opened In the child's name." with thought. laws" probably involves little political risk for the presidentEven suicide Is no longer considered "But what lithe child Is only a friend? Would cent. elect. negative certainty. Books have been written Among Republicans In this region, Reagan On arriving home she looked at the bond again the doner of a gift want to Intrude into another He had Indicated in his campaign that he planned such an which suggest that under certain conditions There, in bold typewritten letters sitting atop the and Ford got the same percentage of these person's affairs?" action and, despite some sputtering from veterans' groups, people should not only have the right to take their . name of the recipient, was her Social Security "This is a rule they've made and they're voters. against Carter, 88-12 per cent. But among i. apparently lost little support. . own lives (it is technically Illegal), but may have number. "What in the world for?" she wondered, Southern Independents, Reagan beat Carter by a sticking to it," he said. But we hope that those advisers preparing the language for a responsibility to do so. For instance; a "On a gift?." That ended' that, but opened another subject, whopping 63-21 per cent, whereas Ford beat the pardons will not let the emphasis onspeed distort their desperately sick person who becomes a financial She had a friend contact the Savings Bond "We have had some problems and coin- Carter 53-47 per cent. Southern Democrats said judgment. burden to his family; it's now said suicide may Division of the U.S. Treasury. A spokesman plaints the man conceded. "There haven't been they favored Carter over Ford, 75-25 per cent; The military draft Is currently in mothballs, but it could be be the most honorable relief., there said that, yes, a Social Security number Reagan got 29 per cent. a lot of those complaints, but some." made operational again In a national emergency. The con-'. Incredibly, among Southern blacks, Reagan texnplated pardons will set a precedent that could upset en-' ran stronger against Carter than Ford. The forcemeni machinery In the dim future. president was preferred by 19 per cent of the Extreme care must be used in shaping the form the pardons blacks, against Carter's 81 per cent; Reagan got will take to avoid the appearance of giving approval to what was I 21 per cent as compared to Carter's 79 per cent. without question flagrant violation of federal law. We can have In the Midwest, Ford beat Carter, 50-49 per compassion for the more than 8,000 individuals convicted of . cent; Reagan beat Carter, 51-49 per cent. In the breaking draft laws and for the almost 3,000 who are fugitives. West, Ford and Carter. tied, 50.50 per cent; But we must also respect the thousands upon thousands Reagan beat. Carter, 51-49 per cent. In the East, WASHINGTON Inside the Mafia, the crime coordinate forevermore the activities you have more who served their country with honor. The remark annoyed Ryan, who included It in Carter topped Ford, 53-48 per cent; and beat lords make a show'of observing Roman Catholic begun." Caution, not haste, must be the watchword as the presidentthe subcommittee's report. When Stamm read Reagan by only a slightly larger margin, 54-46 rituals. But one of their most im la p cable foes Is The pope added that "ecclesiastical efforts in the report, he hit the ceiling, Angrily, he fired off. per cent. elect prepares to implement this particular campaign promise, Pope Paul VI, who has called upon a U.S. various countries" are being made to fight a private letter to the congressman. Aside from his being the one Republican who. __________________________________________ congressional delegation to crack down on the drugs, but "these are not sufficiently well "I was disturbed," complained Stamm, "first, Is strongest among most segments of the U.S. Mafia with "severe legal measures." coordinated." to find In a hearing report a statement that was 'electorate, there is another reason why Reagan The congressmen, led by House Narcotics Footnote: Peter Bensinger, the U.S. drug. allegedly overheard in a private conversation should lead the GOP: within the party he Is the Chairman Lester Wolff (0.-N.Y.), were granted enforcement chief,' accompanied the before the start of the hearings, and second, I most articulate, telegenic individual capable of an audience last month with the pontiff in his congressmen during their call upon Pope Paul. object because neither the statement nor the, discussing the Issues of grtest concern. private Vatican quarters. Bensinger was so Impressed that he sent a quotation Is true.". Among those areas where the public desires Declared Pope Paul emphatically: "There personal cable to his 131 offices around the world cuts in federal spending the most are: welfare, The congressman, equally ruffled, returned emerges more clearly than ever the need for reporting what the pope had said. DEA such a statement," specifically the food stamp program; foreign make severe legal measures to be taken against those employes should be greatly encouraged," cabled the fire. "You did ai d; mass tra nsit; and aid to the cities. On the . wr ote Ryan, " an d not in a private conversation, who traffic systematically in drugs for the sake Bensinger, "by the strong statement made group In other hand, nowadays, 31 per cent of the public 'but loudly and emphatically of profit." to a large the Holy Father, condemning drug abuse in places defense spending In the "least Like to cut his personal the hearing room.'' The pontiff, his (rail voice growing more world, and the offering of category," which represents a distinct turanimated as he spoke, denounced the dope assistance." "I Instructed that it should be Inducted in the naround from the 16 per cent In this category five dealers. "The time has come," he declared, "to BACKSTAGE BROUHAHA Few events report because It goes to the hear of the matter years ago. unite all the powers at our dsposa1' In order to produce as much exhilaration as a full-fledged the Bureau's nonreceptivity to constructive x,n All of these, Issues are 'and have been put an end to this scourge that is such a real . Washington feud. Such a brouhaha has erupted criticism and reform." Issues Reagan's for years. This' being the cu., It danger (or. humanity." between a powerful congressman and a high Still fuming, Ryan continued to scold the logically follows that he would be most effective After the audience, the pope visited privately comznLssloner. commissioner: "Mr. Stamm, I believe the nation ' at holding Carter's feet, and the feet of th e with Rep. Wolff. They exchanged views with all it began with the appearance of Reclamation would be better served if you directed your Democratic Congress, to the fire on these Issues. the zeal of a couple of narcotics experts planning Commissioner Gil Stamm on Capitol Hill energies towards improving the practices of the 0 Those who argue that what the Republican a worldwide crackdown. recently to testify about the Teton Dam disaster, Bureau of Reclamation." 'party needs now at Its helm Is a philosophical According to a transcript of the conversation, which killed 11 people and washed away about 11 -1U AFL-CIO has been agitating behind the gelding, anon' aonoriented fundrajses' and Wolff said: "Your Holiness, we have found that tAilIon worth of Idaho real estate. scenes for the return of former Defense organizer, simply do not understand what i s one method of stopping the drug traffic is to A disgruntled Stamm was hauled before the Secretary James Schlesinger. A curious, mutual happening in U.S. politici. The facts are that reduce the amount of drugs that are produced at house Conservation subcommittee, which is admiration has developed between the grumpy, more and more voters are becoming Issuetheir source by the individual country." headed by Rep. Leo Ryan (D.-CalIf.). As he cigar-chomping AFL-CIO leader George Meany oriented and ideological. And their views are' "DO you have a contact here In Italy?" asked entered the hearing rxm, Stamm was greeted and the brilliant, professorial Schlesinger. Increasingly being formed on the basis the pontiff, of Imby some fellow bureaucrats, who a$ed how he Insiders explain that Schlesinger was the only preasions Aw 'Yes," said Wolff. "We have be.n meeting was bearing up under the pressure of a senior official who bothered to consult the AFL medIa.' and Information conveyed by the mass with your drug enforcement people, with all the congressional inquiry. CIO during the Last days of Richard Nixon's "Shoot, Billy-Boy! Forget about not being If the GOP is to be able to make a comeback, various agencies' of your police." "Well, I will tell you one thing," he reportedly administration. The ferociously anti-Communist elected mayor of Plains. 110w about making me it desperately needs as the head of Its'party a The pope said he 'would like to be kept In. snorted, loud enough to be heard around the Meany your press secretary anyway?" also supported Schlesinger's attempt to man In tune with these realities and Reagan Is formed of Wolff's work "In order to be able to room, "I'm not losing any sleep at night!" alert the nation to the Soviet maillt.ary build-up. that Individual. CUNNIFF $25 B Nuclear Big I - power plants and blackballed engineers who raised them, according to an engineer for the - .. p. problems" and personality conflicts within the agency responsible for public safety in the licensing of nuclear power. Zero 0 . .. . . JACK ANDERSON , . . . ' 4, . - . . . ' ' . BERRY'S WORLD I . 0 , , ' ' , n o fi ' ' - - ' 0 - - ' '. ' . . . O ' ' 0 0 , . 0 - ' . , 0 ' ' WASHINGTON (AP) Feminists fear recent Supreme Court setbacks to the women's movement may represent the reversal of a court trend that had been beneficial to emerging women's Cold For Northeast Us The Associated Press An arctic air mass settled over the northern and middle Atlantic coast states today with "It's hard to believe those nine men can reach decisions like they did today and then go home and face their wives," an angry feminist said Monday. "Those decisions were disastrous." The nine men are the Justices of the Supreme Court, which Monday dealt two blows to womens' rights groups. Those groups were still smarting from the court's ruling last week that employers with employe disability programs are not legally required to provide women with pregnancy benefits. The court ruled unanimously Monday that divorced women are not entitled to all the Social Security benefits that go to married O Women's rights also made strides before the high court in areas The justices also let stand a Kentucky law requiring married women to adopt their husband's last name before receiving a driver's license, Together with last week's decision on pregnancy benefits, these decisions are being pointed to by leaders of the women's movement as evidence that the court may no longer be as receptive to their complaints as it recently was. Whether there is in fact a new trend on the court should become clearer incoming months when the court hands down decisions. in some pending cases that have interested the women's movement. The women's movement had fared well in the court. since 171, most notably advancing when the Supreme Court ruled In 1973 that abortion Is the private right of any woman In her first three months of pregnancy. The court has since struck down various attempts by states to reversal. Feminist leaders called the court's pregnancy decision the greatest single setback to the women's movement In the past five years. Judy Llchtman, a spokeswoman for the Women's Legal Defense Fund, said after Monday's two decisions: "We have been hit by the legacy of some rather conservative appointments to the court. "If this series of decisions says nothing else to us, it ought to raise the effort of feminists to work all the harder for passage of the ERA. We now see the need to operate with a different con- regulate abortions in the first three months. stitutional standard." .-.--.( ' r-: - 4- f -- ''1 A;" •' ' agenda for meetings President Ford has scheduled with 'inessional leaders. Today's meetings come lessthan two weeks after a government cOhl'iInLS.SiOn urged that salaries for members of Congress, federal judges and top government executives be increased but that the raises be tied to a stiffer code of ethics. Ford has the authority to approve the raises or pass the recommendations on to his successor, President-elect Carter. Many members of Congress believe that Carter would tx - politically unable to authorize early In his presidency the $37.6million annual salary increase for some 2,500 officials who would be affected. They believe the only hope for the Increases is for Ford to approve them. But there is concern on the par of congressional leaders that the outgoing Republican administration might try to dictate ethical standards that Congress should adopt. In its recommendation, the special commission said that federal excutives and judges, as well as senators and representatives, be prohibited from receiving honoraria, legal fees, gifts or the proceeds of testimonial dinners for personal use. It also said that professional lees th'tt have or ap pear to have influence on the conduct of public business should be banned. The White House gave short notice of the meetings. Republican leaders were invited to breakfast, with Democratic leaders, in' eluding Rep. John Flynt Jr., chairman of the Ethics Committee, asked to a 10 a.m. meeting. But Flynt and other leaders, including House Speaker-design,t," Thomas P fl'Mpiii nnri 1l,',,isp fl,r,,ihii,r,n Leader John .1 --Ithodes, were could they out of town and said not get back t ----' Washington in time. Flynt, at a remote vacation lodge in Georgia, asked that It be postponed, but the White house said it would go on as scheduled. The pay commission, headed by Peter G. Peterson, former commerce secretary in the Nixon administration, proposed raising salaries of members of Congress from $44,600 to the salaries of the speaker of the House, the vice president and the Supreme Court chief justice from $85,000 to $80,000; and that of a Supreme Court associate justice from $63,000 to $77500. Cabinet members would get an increase from $63,000 to $67,500. lop executive jobs in the federal government would go up from $44,600 to $60,000 for Level II: $42,000 to $57,000 for Level ; $39,900 to $3.00) for Level IV, and $31,800 to $49,000 for Level V Saund ers ______ - l"ORI) 4 4 CARTER Jea ns, Big Bed Carter Style - Carter is known to be weighing several spending and tax packages to stimulate the sagging economy. He has made it clear that job creation Is his top priority. The President-elect won huge pluralities throughout the nation 's cities en route to narrow presidential victory, with key support from several of the mayors who gathered here today especially Abraham Beame of New York, Coleman Young of Detroit and Henry Maier of Milwaukee. "The $20-billion economic stimulus must be acted upon Emmediately to get the economy moving," said Newark Mayor - NEW YORK (AP) Jimmy Carter says he will "at)solutely" wear blue jeans in the White house but not while he receives a Fren ch ambassador who's wearing a morning coat. The President-elect also confided in an interview with ABC's Barbara Walters that he and wife Rosalynn usually sleep in a double bed and plan to continue doing so. "It's much more comfortable in a double bed," he added, Miss Walters raised the question of blue jeans during inc interview taped in Plains, ha., Nov. Zi for airing Fueil' night. That's my normal attire," Carter said. 1 did it all the titiit', all the time I was governor, you know." But he hastened to add that "I would not embarrass the nation by having a formal conference with the French ambassador and my wearing blue jeans and his wearing a - - . ATLANTA (AP) A $12.3-billion federal spending plan designed to create more than a million new jobs is being laid before Jimmy Carter by a group of hopeful big city mayors. Leaders of the U.S. Conference of Mayors and the National League of Cities were providing Carter today with an extensive laundry list of legislation they say is needed to revitalize the nation's cities. A conference plan calls for a $20-billion economic stimulus, including a $7.7-billion tax rebate. Several favorable economic and political factors have raised the mayors' hopes. Kenneth Gibson. He outlined a plan that included $4 billion for public works, $3.5 billion In antirecession aid to the cities, $2.5 billion for public employment, $1 billion for education and a total of $1.3 billion in several other areas. "The $12.3-billion Jobs-producing program would be used for rehabilitating cities through a deferred maintenance plan," said Gibson, the conferen ce president. morning coat. 'I would do the proper things about dress." Asked if he might be seen jogging around the White }bu.se in the morning, with reporters In tow, he laughed and replied: Whether you'll see me or not, I don't know. But I'll be jogging.' Phone 886-1978 HERE'S TWO WAYS TO SAVE ON YOUR TAXES THIS YEAR WHILE SETTING UP A RETIREMENT PLAN. Balks Af Loss TALLAHASSEE API Defeated congressional canrecord cold temperatures. Readings below didate Jo Ann Saunders has zero and in the single numbers reached from challenged her loss to Rep. New England into New York, Pennsylvania Richard Kelly, R-Fla.. in Congress, her attorney said today. and New Jersey. Temperature readings in the Ben Patterson said Mrs. teens prevailed in many of the middle Atlantic Saunders, who lives in Orlando, states. is challenging the election on Record lows for December 13 were grounds the State Ethics tornestablished before midnight at Portland, Me,, mission improperly interfered, with 5 below zero, Binghamton, N.Y. recorded thereby hurting her chances of a I below, and Rochester, N.Y., I above, winning. The commission adopted emergency rules allowing It to consider an allegation of a financial disclosure violation by Mrs. Saunders. She obtained a federal court order to prevent the panel from acting against her. "Jo Ann feels her chances of winning were really destroyed Tom Hunt was installed this on the executive cornnuttee, by all the publicity she remorning as the 1977 president of agreed to spearhead the ceived," Patterson said. the Greater Sanford Chamber chamber's 1977 membership The state's financial.-disof Commerce, heading a slate drive which has been ten- closur e requirement "was an of three officers, two executive t.atively scheduled for early unconstitutional qualification committee members and 10 February. that was placed upon her and it new directors elected to serve was an interference in her electhecharnbe r during the coming Topping the list of new tion by state'officials," he said. directors was Janice year. Mrs. Saunders has asked the Hunt, the Sanford area Springfield of the Flagship House's Administration Corn,manager for Southern Bell. was Bank of Sanford, who became mittee for a hearing under a promoted from the vice' the first woman In chamber federal procedure for cha.11engpresidential post he tilled in history to fill s uch a.post. Ing congressional elections, 1976. Serving with Hwit will be Patterson said. Executive committee Howard Hodges of Atlantic The federal court case Is Is ~ t L such as equal pay for equal work, equal opportunities in education, Including school sports, and equal treatment In the business community in hiring and credit practice. But this month's decisions are being viewed as a drastic ... Jobs And i Mayors' L$t ,;-t, !. whii. Pay raises and tighter ethical standWASHINGTON(AP) ards for all three branches of government are the topics on the - National Bank of Sanford, vice- members are blunt, CarlI, pending in Tallahassee on an president, and James (Ron) Mercer, Lee P. Moore, Pezold, Ethics Commission motion for Dycus, local CPA. treasurer. Dycus. Hodges and White. a ruling that it acted properly. Realtor W Garnett Whitc and * John Mercer of the Flagship U. S. Bank of Seminole were named to one-year terrn.s on the chamber's executive committee. Ralph Pezold, an Officer of the Flagship Bank of an1orU, was named by blunt to oversee the finance committee of the chamber during 1971. kuØ Hunt received the chamber gavel, emblematic of his new office, 'from outgoing president John Carli. Delbert :thcey, who acted as treasurer under Carli, was also on hand to pass along the trappings'of his office. Mercer, in addition to serving 0 women. Ethics And r""' Pay Raises... flow man times have YOU thought about setting up a good retirement pliii? Well, now there's a way to do it and save money on your taxes this year and every year until on retire. P ' I ~ Sanford C -C Elects Hunt ' Pope P. a u I B i ft e r 1 t AA .a f Ia Thaw c;d there were "communications . 0 Nuclear Regulatory Commission. The charge, stated in an interview and implied in public testimony Monday, was in iffp't (inni((1 lw NRC nffjgjk - . Pressure Charged WASHINGTON (AP) A federal agency suppressed safety questions about nuclear Pardo ti P roble 0 Named LOS ANGELES (A An attorney for the estate oi tIowarj Hughes says gas station at tendant Melvin Dummar was involved in forging the mysterious Hughes "Mormon will" which names him as one of the billionaire's heirs. Attorney James Dilworth also told Superior Court Judge Neil A. Lake on Monday that the FBI concluded 10 days ago that fingerprints on an envelope containing the document belonged to Dummar, The FBI, however, would not comment. Reagan As 1 Away From u I Suspect - ute uiieiiipiuyiziexi nemployment FtLC above o per CCUL iou we first time this year. The leading economic indicators which are studied for portents of th e future show a flat pattern a trend neither up nor down. . Will ...Can Go Home And Face Their Wives rights. They say, however, that such defeats will only rekindle efforts to pass the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution as a means of introducing "a different constitutional standard". SALT LAKE CITY (AP) A "somber and reflective" Gary Gilmore has instructed his attorney to enter into no new tactics that might delay his execution by firing squad, the attorney said. Gilmore, said to be "very happy" the U.S. Supreme Court acted quickly to lift its stay of his execution, broke his 25-day hunger strike after hearing the news. The high court action threw his fate back to Utah which has twice set death dates for the inmate. "Begorrah, that reminds me, I forgot a bout Mr. Herring and Mr. Fulenwider," Tim said. He licked the tip of his pencil and began writin g. he muttered . "Two life-time "Let me see. how do you s pell Club Juana" free passes to. 'It's Hard To Believe Those Nine Men...1 - Gilmore Ends Fast, Bars New Appeal said. anyone." "Already taken care of," Tim said. "Next week, a small lake of oil will be discovered underneath some zoo property. Not a big strike, mind you, but - NATION . Mercedes?" Not at all. That furry monster is improving her -7 eno ugh to keep the animals in hay and peanuts for the next thousand years or so." "Th at's great," I said. "What oth er goodies do you plan to spread around?" Tim squinted at his scrawls. "Let me see, I'm going to try to arrange for Sid Vlhlen Jr. to win a door prize. He needs to win something. "You really feel sorry for the politicians that lost the elections, don't you?" I sai d. "Certainly. We leprechauns are very compassionate," Tim said. "I felt so sorry for Gerald Ford, that I arranged for him to avoid bumping his head for the nest five years." "Well, you ha ve a lot of politicia ns right here in Semin ole Co un ty th at are leaving office, also," I down here in Seminole County. I'm makin' a list and checkin' it twice right now. "Tim, that's crazy," I said. "You mean you are going to use your leprechaun magic to conjure up gifts for Seminole County residents?" "Exactly," Tim said. "Now stop jabberin' and give me some Ideas. I've figured out w ha t the kids want that's easy but I'm havin' trouble with the grown-ups," "Well, I can tell you right now what this grownup wants," I said. "How about a nice, metallic-blue Tuesday, Dec. 14, 1t76-SI Plan 1 Plan 2 IR A KE 0 GH If 511tH' ('Inj)lo\'('i' doesn't or have a pens io n plan profit-sharing plan, theii you to set up your own First F'edt'i-aI If are eligible sour Mid-1-101works. Each mnaxinlumn c ' of SI ,500.flO. Then, each (I''(ltlCt t he a 111011111 of your tie- 0Ifl your earned incomefor tax p01 l)tlipos('s. 'Voii'n' not taxed on the money till- ti) you retire and by then sour tax earned income portion of your tax return ( you can even deduct the interest your moncv earns.) It's a realistic way 10 save f o r retirement while getting a tax break now. liability It's a great way to save for retirement while saving on r you taxes now. The government has provided for a penalty for early withdruu'a'. tmstallv is 1111101 less, The gol'er:Ilne'rz: has provided for a penally for earIv withdrawal. _.i 1305 6684438 Gaines', Ilk liii N.W. 23rd Abe. 1904) 36-3204 New Sms ma Beach 1300 S. Atlantic Abe. i mi 127-3447 Deland 345 North ltouleiird Gainesillt' 1 .815 N.W. 13th St. Phone 734-2551 004i 376-7551 Ormond Ileach 520 S. Atlantic i9Oli 672-E57 Deltuua 940 Deltona Bl%d. (305) 668-1103 Gainesville 219 W. Unit'rsIt> Abe. 90'li 358.500 DeBar> U.S. 17-92 et Gainesville St. 904 37-2Jd 904 752-2'.2 save 011 Mid-Florida KEOG 11 account. ,r he account builds with First Federal of Mid-Florida's high r inte est rate until You retire, Anil all the time your retirement funds are growing you can deduct your a nnual deposits from the of id a 111A account. Here's how it yo deposit l5 of yotn- earned income yeal' u up to a are sell-employed you can taxes by settint up a First Federal of _0 & all or tisui any t'irs( t'edera! of .1uI-Horufa office tada. s, to set up your 111,4 or KE0(;11 plan. ia . Sanford 3090 S. Orlando Dr. 13051 323-3170 - •- 0, I' SI .I( WND 0 LORIO c/f �&A—Everting Herald. Sanford, FL Tuesday, Dec. 14, 1976 ACROSS 66 Compass point 1 Energy unit 4 Test DOWN 8 Montreal world' s fair 1 Chin shields 2 Not fat 12 Jesus RLOHDIE ELEViSION 'S JUST ' Chic Young Ji 111 V ow ITGOTME ONE COMMEPC 'YOU MEAN' SO CONFuSED' ER 4:T:J I' f IMOQN,pu jj COQN LAgES N T4E WASH _. I • MAO.4IN monogram Answer to Previous Puzzle _____ !4! 1 jAffJ ffTtuf L1I1TO1NISIIIIqf1 NN ___ i R ___________________ S I EE1T EAS E S Wr $ 8ES E f Tfc o 1 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker THAT OUE LOOKiN& AT 'iCJ'KE N., -T j vA7Ci4IN& -........ ALThOU&4 DO ,tOO( F,RWAR TO T.4AT LITTLE 4rn-1 OE 5ILLY ,_—'- v !4ER ALL Pk' .%iovEf',)Nrc N For Wednesday, December 15, 1976 __ 0 ARIF_S (March 21-Apr11 19) A ends you desire. All It takes a O ij rather harmonious day. You're stout heart and determination. 15 Offer 6 Protozoan ff HA SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. Joy to be with since you know a 16 Coffin stand 7 Simple you are not a leader 17 Money proper Where 6 Printers the how employ to FA F opening measure you can be of great value tOdaY, perspective, $ F 1 o V SFA 18 Entangle 9 Percussion in the strong, silent being (April 20-May 20) by TAURUS 20 Pallet strument 29 Organizad 48 River in the throne. power behind on Don't hesitate about taking 22 CIA 10 Experts Criminal England SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D#. predecessor several tasks today, You'll be I I Kind of grain 49 Hanker 23 Russian river society 30 Fathered able to juggle them and dazzle 21) To find your self, Immerse 19 Genetic Flying saucers 25 Pinch 31 Son of Seth 51 material onlookers with the per. yourself In group activities 27 Teel (abbr) 32 Quiz bag 21 Genetic today. Being of service makes forinance. 30 Scented 35 First person 53 lies material 33 Essay you aware of your true value as GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 38 Personality 54 Ballerinas (ebb,) 34 Calif valley human. can accomplish more a You strong points 24 Blood vessels 40 Former 36 Whet CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. generation 55 Christmas t oday by busying yourself with 261 (Oar) 37 One (Ger) 43 Noun suffix 57. Bushy clump those tasks that you enjoy as 19) There are many avenues tb 27 Irish dish 39 Fiddling emperor 28 Pennsylvania 45 Alterant (Brit) opposed to the jobs you feel YOU: the top. Chances are, you'll be 41 Negatives port 47 Study 59 Actor Backus must do. Those can wait until aware of most of them today. 42 Triangles rr r r r rVictory looks well-assur r ir another day. 44 Earliest born ) unless you really buck the ti 21-July 46 Electrified CANCER (J un 22 e iT iT pa rticle AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) This should be a most enjoyable 47 Small '5 day because those under your You work well with people whirlpool wing will respond to your care today, especially if there l.s 20 21 22 48 Spasm ,, and guidance. You'll be ap- something of mutual benefit at 52 Baseball stake. Listening to others wI1I preciated. nickname ——— LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your iT 56 State (Fr) -—— ——— PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) great strenh lies in what you U 58 Japanese — candowithyourbrain,notyour Business pr os pects are good volcano I i ——— " I 60 Written brawn. Toda y you can prove today, but the action comes —— I—— avowal of a — that the lion is king beca use he more from people you knot 14 15 — debt — I knows first how to use his In- than from what you can ac61 Outer (prefix) 7stellect. complish yourself. Cultivate 62 Scandinavian — — — S! 1- On ___ By BERNICE BEI)E OSOL O ___ 3 Farm agenc (abbr) 4 Logos Breckenridge 5 Ii. Roman "T _________________________________________ Track, Court, Ice ESEL Women Get Sporting Chance 1C Is _____ _____ — — — — ceking in 1976 to prove their the television audiences. The Chris Evert won her second equality with men. Janet 14-year-old, 88-pound gymnast Wimbledon women's singles Guthrie, 38-year-old physicist amassed seven perfect 10.0 title and retained her U.S. Open who tried but failed to qualify scores and came away with tennis title both with wins for the Indianapolis 500, three of the live Individual gold over Evonne Goolagong. became the first female driver medals, including the allThe world's top-ranked ;AA - $249,155 World 600 at Charlotte, JoAnne Carrier, 37, won the year, Including the $50,000 first U.S. Women's Open golf prize In the L'Eggs World Sheila Young, 25, of Detroit, championship, and Judy Series of Women's Tennis. She became the first American Rankin, 31, was honored by the received a trophy and a check athlete - male or female — to Ladies Professional Golf for 110,000 as winn er of the first win three me dals in one year In Association as the first woman Woman Athlete of the World the winter Olympics. At inn- golfer to earn $100,000 in a award and was vot ed womenSports Athlete of the Year by sbruck, Austria, she captured single year. the gold (500 meters), silver readers of that magazine. N.C. .2" ' .. .. . ,. "-'" . . ll.I'4 by Art Sonsoni ETR cwr NK AT ' U M5R OUR RFAI-Lq~ THATCA6 THE LOU zA KP J FCOIBAW FwrnsiLt,, 1 FIP GOAL THAT, . • — god I ' I - — I — — — 5, — - — ——, ——— ———— deity C4 Lose hair 65 Covered with figures — — ,. I. — -——= ——— — skating. . / Today and tomorrrow hold YOUR BIRTHDAY particular promise materially. Dec. 15, Zero-in on any situation that You had be tter get your can turn dimes Into dollars. calendar In order. The coming L[BRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The year is going to be a busy one barriers to your progress have socially. Many new people and fallen. You can now gain the activities wW enter your hf men's. Anna Leider, 16-year-old standing to skate in the Ice "My main problem was Alexandria, Va., high school ('apades, signing a two-year boredom and jelly fish," she junior, won first prize in the contract. said of the 17-hour battle in National Football League's in the Summer Olympics in rough seas, adding that she Bicentennial scholarship essay 4 Winibledon winner Chris Evert ARCHIE by Bob Montana HAT THE CURRENT RATE OF EXCHANGE! HI, RONNIE' HOW RiPTQ PARIS 7 I GOT FIVE TO THE 'OW -WHERE IS THAT ONLY GIVES 'Y$J TWO FRANKS FOR _____________ DOLLAR ____ NORTH 4~46 S pressure goes way up. I have been trained to take WEST EAST V K 10865 A7 V Q 93 • 853 A J 982 4 1063 almost a certainty that West would hold that missing ace. gift in my name has been sent to the starving children of So South grabbed the first Bangladesh, the earthquake my own blood pressure, and consistently EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider k— •- u- — EAL _____ 1 _ ,AJSS€ (IF BUT rtension." comp ete checkup, but do not have a pressure medicines that ' essential hype — Q4 Weis North East ______________________ physician In the community • . ONE OF w MO west's one heart bid is what th ey VHERE CAN I )NE. 2III" 1 INA . 'I'P!L rcHEN' k - C2 would be greatly appreciatea. the hand unless it turns out _______ PRi5ClL'S _______ . . .. LE TOO M . . COMIC Ers! . hypertension. The difference is has to struggle for his life at ought to be a very satisfactory one heart doubled contract. Your partner has He hopes that maybe his bid shown a minimum type openwill inhibit his opponents or Ing and there is no reason to that if North does become the explore further. declarer he will have told his more than they need. Knowing welcome your opinion as well as B05H! I LEARNED IN FACT, I USF=P A W14AT COUPLE LAST NIGHT WERE WHEN EMILY CAME THEY HOME FROM A LOT G GREAT , MOM COMIC BOOKS! _—_..-.--_ AR'RRGH! under normal circumstances statement from your doctor t.5HOPP1NG.j RP5 1 happened. and the only one who SIDE GLANCES consultation with such an In- -4f, . -4-', ,j. . persistent high blood pressure stature to dispute. Most In' surance companies and later' In life. I would suggest that you keep' potential employers would accept such a record — par- < - ;. . ... 1 ______________________ ticularly If documenting records are offered If needed — such as test results, elec- 'I ',, _____ cii.. pr.ve.tIoe FRANK AND ERNEST I — ' . ' ' ' by Bob Thove / PSYCHIATRY ' ' PWCK, -( HWX CALL .- .....J MV . I . PUBLISHER! I.. . . . TUMBLEWEEDS NEW SPRING LI N,EH - DOONESBU by T. K. Ryan WE CALL 11 "GRM17 PRIX." 12010. rif . CL ' , ' VA-r1rolfav". Aff" "ULW __________________ LADIES' NIGHT i 7:30.10:30 i 25' PLUS SKATES _________________________ - Jr . . - In addition to selecting your pet carefully be sure you are prepared to pay bo th the initial cost of the I ' animal and day-to-day after the novelty wears off health and safety problem. someone still has to feed the pet, clean up after it and exercise it, if necessary, even w hen you go on vacation. Decide before the animal arrives where it will sleep, what it will eat and where it can play and exercise. Be Don't add to it. Unless you intend to breed your pet, plan to have It spayed or neutered. as soon as your veterinarian thinks the animal is ready. Pet ownership can be one of life's greates t pleasures sure you have enough space 'in' your apartment, house or yard to ac- if you consider the duties as' well as the benefits of owning and car ing for a hving creature. Be sure the commnodate a pet. Good hea lth depends on regular medical attention, gift you give is a bundle of joy and not a basket of trouble. •1 - -.... . r delight for children and adults alike, ' Th e Thwarting of Baron Bolligrew" will be presented the I)Inienslon -1000 Players I)ec. 11, 12 and 19 at 2 P.m. and Dec. 19 at 8 p.m. at the Altanionte Civic Center. Admission is $1.75) for adults; $1.25 for Bonavia, Dan Elbin, Criss 11 hatt. Steve Kaplan, Woman ' s Club Slates EveningMusic Program The public is invited to an exciting evening of music Community Chorus. Proceeds wW benefit the Thursday at 8 p.m. at The proposed Lake Mary Civic Forest clubhouse, Lake Mary. Center. A $1 donation is asked. lei'lj:I i)j hIII Jewelry, Leailu'r ai:d ()lI,i'r It'nz.s Friun :lruiuul The As lVorld COMPLETE LINE OF I1ATTAN & BAMBOO FURNITUkE___ : This Is the time of year when many people, but invaribly, it tation. Walk briskly to your seat. Do people toting around excess ends on a discordant note. She When the host or hostess tells not stop at the popcorn and pounds grit their teeth and recommends these resolutions you that "you must eat...,' be candy counters. Chew on the WORLD. determinedly pledge to make to make that 'thin year" polite, but be firm in saying plotratherthanonacandy bar. the New Year a "thin year." "Unfortunately," said Janis resolution stick: During "no" to a morsel you know can the holiday snowball into a banquet. "am iiiiiiiia Mary Woman's Club, the music will feature Dr. Burt H. Perinchief directing The ( Resolution:Make'77 A Lean Year sung many times before, by bound to be trapped by temp- OF IMPORTS Keep a "slim outfit" hanging 115 MAGNOLIA AVE. on the closet door. That will CX)e.NTf)WFd TEL. tJD 322D316 Co.'c sir only what you really want or When you weigh yourself, put For Your Fair Lady... J' Shell be a vision ess in Kayser's Chateau ensemble of Qayonara ( - ': of Enkalure3 nylon richly adorned with brown face. Robe and . . _____ ______________ . Gown ;,,•. . .:.- . . . /I b " . I. ' I . %ate t "The only time I ever thought of you as a "sex object" was that time I was delirious with fever!" fm KM ftv M744L. Gown only \ . o 46W PCiiIEU44f LVW Ag, . SKATING SCHEDULE [f_ . . Ilk 26985 MON. — FAMILY NIGHT — 7:30-10:00 In Idition - f trii (if art Inniall st 1 , FREE PARKING I IN REAR WHILE ___ _ FRI. — JOIN THE FUN — 60-11:00 / SAT. — 9:30.11:30 AM., 1:30-4:00 P.M. - I. .. ,' . rAl A ,zI '.5 ROLLER RINK b GarTwdeau I fl(MU. A- ii . I I'atrick Maguire and Mark Royal. n es_ '[fiv1i ________________ _____________________ HU 11 -— 11C Unwanted dogs and cats are becoming a major F_ 1:30-11:00 p.m. I-. _ "over loving" it. their families and friends. children. Getting into the spirit of the fun per I ' '. .: . EVERY WEDNESDAY : ,.,t/i4Jir4js1 nAwwEl - ' ;/_A(j7. VP10,rLP " UND , , . __________________ __________________ A1MV$'T . 747L 1 _____ CLP - . zf4w ___________________ _______ _____________ Be sure and stop drinking üvk. si juy,4.. 'caffeine-containing drinks such as coffee and tea before any vu m examination. To give you more Information on blood pressure I am sending you The Health Letter number 14 Others who want this Information can send 50 cents along with a long, ' stamped, self-addressed enpI_ STOP i velope for it. Just send your j . request to me in care of this newspaper, P.O Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. are not toys. A pet requires proper treatment and daily care. Don't forget that principle that every citizen has around you. should. both feet on the scale. Don't kid a duty to report a crime of Massageface Going to the movies during yourself if you are really Woman's Club ClubHas Has Bridge Winners which he has knowledge, Boy C Massage is very important in . long holiday weekends? determined to lose weight. should reveal who defaced the keeping your skin healthy Sanford Woman's Club Social Harper. Hostesses were Mrs., — .-.book belonging to Boy B. In so looking. Massage gently with Department winners this week F.T. Meriwether, Mrs. Fred doing, however, Boy C Is your fingertips using a clock- were: bridge, Mrs. F.D. 1q7 .justified In asking for wise motion and upward when McCullum, Mrs. Estelle Davis. Harris, Mrs. J.E. Baker, Mrs. anonymity. Otherwise, In applying cleansing crearn or Cailasta, Mrs. Joseph Kratz. F. Hood Coker and Mrs. Carl today's climate of violence, an petroleum jelly. C10 ,11, 1111 titer. Screeno, Mrs F ('. find. al act of good citizenship could Shine those boots become an epitaph. / ,, High boots are making a 1Ik1 ,. DEAR ABBY: Although I "C' !1!1~_ dn ~ have a full-time Job, take care fashion statement for fall and -. of our homeand three children, winter. These look their best, ______________________________ ] 1(.. ( I \ , and jeans ..............I still find time to make all my with skir ts or pants . -' own clothes. I am very proud of rolled up to mid-thigh, when my sewing ability, and I cer- kept cleaned and well polished. _________________ _____ 1_~] 14 certain roles, and some animals do not make good pets at all. Monkeys, balanced diet. Be sure WORRIEDSICK Apply fragrances lightly so Florida, "the tune has been all sorts of "goodies," you're New Year's dinner table. Eat pounds. DEAR WORRIED: On the they do not overpo wer those - LiJ family members do not mistreat • the pet. Very young children may unknowingly injure a young animal, often by Should Boy C tell the teacher makes a woman feel feminine. Atouch of perfume or cologne Aufseher, area director for celebrations, never arrive at a Pay no attention to the rest of surely bolster your deterwhat he saw? Weight Watchers in Central party hungry. Surrounded by the family at the Christmas or ruination to get rid of excess by Gill Fox If this falls I would suggest asking your doctor to refer you A fittle dab saw him do it was Boy C. his ace until the third lead of JACOBY MODERN) There is no good evidence that individuals who are vascular dividual and a record of his hyper reactors have a findings will be hard for a significantly increased rate of person of lesser professional EEEEE. thquakc victim or a han- this kind of controversy. dicapped war veteran had CAROLINA CONTROVERSY received help In my name l)E,R CONTRO: The choice would be gift enough for me. 13 between your husband's false [)EAR ABBY: How would pride and yours, which Is you handle the following earned I vote for the latter. problem if you were "Boy C:" Boy A t ook a new school book " (school property, too) loaned to B B and defaced it terribly. BeautyTI i ips Boy B was not around when this _____________ ________ 31 that a starving child, an ear- those who have been through partner what to lead. Most of (00 you have a question the time these nuisa nce bids for the experts? Write "Ask don't affec t any thing. This the Jacobys" care of this time the bid had a bad effect. newspaper The .iacobys will It told South how to play the answer individual questions..1 hand if stamped. self-addressed After West opened the six of envelopes are enclosed The hearts and East played the most interesting questions queen. South had. a problem. will be used in this colomn lie could duck and hold back and will receive copies ot . it Is when It is already normal is not as youhigh havereadings describedunder your to wella known medical center case, to asee sp ecialist In cardiology stress and normal readings who has a well known by Al Verme,, merchandise helpful to say the least. your other medical records or a .- tainly save a lot of money. I receive many compliments instead of giving extravagant bought should give your pet regular medical checkups and can advise you on planning a properly zoos. Wild animals are usually expensive, and difficult to care for. Many are potentially dangerous and can cause extensive property damage or serious injury to owners, -. - that North doubles him and he should pass. One notrump have a problem. Your condition is is properly called "vascular pressures and normal test results. hyper reactor" not essentIal , V gillLs to those who already have something to be proud of. I your normal _______ f •- years Is donating to charity things that can pass for store- , one spade. from an animal shelter or humane society Involves some expense. The animal should be thoroughly examined by a veterinarian and properly vaccinated against infectious diseases. It may also need a license. Remember that animals skunks, reptiles and other wild animals belong in their native homes or in _______ The answer is that you DEAR READER - You do . A Michigan rea der wants to know if you make a second bid with: j1155 •xzAAxxxx. - h - " ____ gift-in-your-name" certificates, of the most expensive stores in I feel that I am being used as a to tax deduction, which Is no gift My husband tells me at all. Care to comment? wrong to tell people I make my USED IN DURHAM, N. C. own clothes. He says I should HOLIDAY PLAY DEAR USED: I disagree. In let them think I paid a high my opinion, e of the more price for them. I think being able to make GETS UNDERWAY _______ notrump after you responded to lower your blood pressure - Christmas gifts and cards. pear to be amazed. Most say Ii When I get one of these "a- they t'iought I buy them at one the ht king and South made five nuisance overcall. He does not diamond and rebid one physical of the true nature of this condition without seeming and letting the nurse take the to be uncooperative? I cannot pressure at intervals until you have settled down, afford to take the The Insurance companies and hospitalization tests again and again which I have already employment examinations are taken several times before. another problem. The best YOU Your advice on this matter can do Is present them with IS HE...S4L4C/. KiTciEN - Pass IN,T 1is.s Pass ___ the examining room for awhile PERSISTENT CREDiTORS PURSUES ME' IA 3N Opening lead - 8v — ' person can Sometimes a demonstrate normal blood or a doctor who gives me an employment or insurance pressure by simply relaxing in by Stoffel & Hcimdahi IV Pass Pass convince a new (to me) doctor, BUGS BUGS BUNNY South ______ worthy causes, but I also send on my clothes, and when I tell my friends and relatives people I make them, they ap- notrump. Actually, west made the desperation lead of 7 - - -, _______ _ 4, handicapped war veteran. I personally donate to many South from making tour nnh vulnerable worry about this reaction, However, I have been refused derstand. After yougettokjtow employment for a Job that I him we ll enough you may stop wanted because the doctor who gave me the pre-employment having this reflex reaction to physical would not accept the office blood pr essure readings. statement of any previous Too often people with your ./ i'.) W((A . .i 2 -.F,* Dear victims of Guatemala, or a the ace of diamonds. West was in and had no way to keep *QJ 1062 case and your record your new doctor will probably un- 1'ERYThI4I.JrS Jr ,. . HOT FRA~Jld, (t normal excellent . health and not to Wi ,. ' get heart trick and knocked out - 4. _____ _____ _____ ____ ____ ___ ______ ___ ____ _______ DEAR ABBY: Tell me If I'm wrong, but I do not appreciate ( f receiving a card at Christ- from the American Veterinary Medical Association can help make the gift a joy for the entire Consider why you want the pet. Will it be a companion, protector, hunter? Some breeds are better suited than others for By failure if West held that all SOUTH ID) A 83 readings. Also, over the past a log of your blood pressure on several years I have been fferent arising and again in the evening examined by four di w hen getting ready for bed. doctors who tell me that th yo ur knowledge of yo ur the suit. That duck play would insure his success provided East held the ace of diamonds. It would lead to important card After the nuisance overcal Lamb doctor's office, and my bloGd I' A K 75 Dr. DEAR DR. LAMB — I am one of those people who becomes very anxious during visits to the FRAN1's 14 A A K 96 5 74 K 94 By wrenccImb, M.D. " Rea HyTax Deduction correct treatment and handling. A veterinarian family. __________________________________________________________ Ili l care and other essentials. Even adopting a "free" pet Montreal, Nadia Comaneci of swam topless most of the way contest, discussing the NFL's , WIN AT BRIDGE " .-ow - , 34, children a pet for Christmas? These suggestions Romania became the darling of because a strap was irritating role in American history. Pressure Rises _____________________ . G that unless women got the same he gave up her amateur than 28 miles. / \ / . Pe t ift: B u n d e ()f Joy prize money as the men, the Dorothy Hamill, 19, of crossin g from Dover to the world's top women tennis stars Riverside, Cotta., won the gold French coast in 9 hours 3 would boycott Wimbledon in Or Bas I medal In figure skating in the minutes. Australian Linda 1977. In a compromise Of Trouble? Olympics, the women's world McGill, 29, became the first agreement, the wom en 's purse championship anti the U.S. person to swim aroun expenses for food, health Planning to give your proper nutrition and d Hong was made 80 per cent of the national competition. Later, Kong Island, a distance of more t VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) influential friends. * Before Examination a . \ Tina Bischoff, (1,500 meters) and bronze Columbus, ohio, broke the The Women's Tennis Assn., '1,000 meters) medals in speed world record for a one-way led by Miss Evert, announced — — — THE BORN LOSER . — — — — — — \ to participate in a major stock around championship as the woman player, 21, racked up race. She finished 15th in the world's best woman gymnast. numerous other wins during the - '--S - — — — — — ' — . — — Tuesday, Dec. 14, 174—.7A in sports, women were the press, the spectators and her. ______ '? Evening Hera ld , Sanford, Fl. ______ i — 5 WOMEN r 13 Pantomime 14 7— " ? 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TOTAL SERVICE By Professionals ?o# 'i(o,,,os,on, phone P14 police at 61wnlfs office PROFESSI - --: 101 'lIt Wu Altimo,ut, S4...,n.; f's CHINCH BUGS-ARMY WORMS 'SOD WORMS SAFE a PH, 322.8865 1.1 I I • — EFFECTIVE ' g t 72W Liii Bieuty D. 0514n40. Fl_a Sanford's Oldest and Larpsttompa 2542 S. Park Ave., Sanford 0 outside businesses — an Industrial cleaning company, a behavioral system company and an NBC five-year contnct. "I write off the Houston tournament and signed Jimmy to lucrative contract with World Championship Tennis (W C'T) — $800 00() .uaranteed for the next four years. His absence Houston cost the sponsors an e st imated $100,000 at the gate. Q. Who pays the medical expenses of an Injured player In pro sports, the team organization or the player himself? Also, do players' contracts have clauses that stipulate less money if they are Injured? — Rory Pelazinl, Fullerton, Calif. Teams take out Injury insurance on all players and are liable — as long as the injury is work connected., There are no contracts that reduce salary because of injury factors. They would be Illegal, . When Gale Sayers was playing for th e Bears and th ey played tip Q ,.eSan Frnclsco lkra, he scored six touchdowns in one game In 196 5. Where was that game played? J,S., Newark, Calif. It was played on a damp Decem ber day in Wrigley Field, the fleet Chicago great Chicago, on a soft turf that didn't from tleing a record already held by two others Ernie Nevers of the Chicago Cardinals in 1929 and Dub Jones of the Cleveland Browns in 1951. The latter two scored six touchdowns each in - games against the Bears. Q. If a football player Is running the ball and laterals It to • pother player, does he get the total yardage or only as tar as he Vb It? — Rick Neal, DuBois, Pa. have two more years to go on my playing contract," says the Viking quarterback. "I like to play." Q How good a running back wa.s the late Willie Galiniore and bow great was his potential In the opinion of his coach, W. George Rains of the Chicago Bears? What year did be play before being tragically killed in an automobile accident? — Larry Napier,, Springfield, Mo. Galimore, who died In a crash on the way to training C1 in l%4, had played with the Bean since 1951 and, the age of had not yet fulfilled his potential. But he came back after surgery on both knees In '62 to help the Bears win the NFL title in his last season. Without his speed threat, the Bears dropped 59 in '6-4 In today's game, wraithlik e Willie would probably have been a wide receiver. Q. Who is going to be picked first in the college draft, Tony Dorsett of Pitt or Ricky Bell of USC, and why? — Roy B., Joplin, - — . .4 between January and June thIs year, the off-season, he give him a waiver, but Gloria Connors didn't know, decided to 'ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC, — knocked him out of Vienna, The Masters people were ready to He is credited ordy with the distance he carried the ball from the MoMle Ala, s,.' • separated. There is no evident hostility, Fran even spent the Thanksgiving freak at the family home in Atlanta. Marriages involving sports celebrities always face great strains. The split between the Tarkentons wasn't sudden, but the reason must traveled an average of 20,ODO miles a month in connection with his line of scrimmage to the point where he threw the lateral. Q. can you tell us anything more about the breakup of Fran Tarketou's marriage than we've already read in the newspapers? What will this do to his future In football? R.T,, •- '.- 5-0 156 IS svracuse 6.1 46 14 Indtana 12 39 I? Louisville 32 22 at to Mo. ' First, you're pre-supposing there'll be a draft, which has already been ruled illegal. Whatever selection process isused, Bell is sure to go ahead of Dorsett, without minimizing Tony's talents. First there's a matter of the25 pounds by w hich Ricky outweighs Tony, without sacrificing any speed. Second, Tampa is sure to be the first learn picking, and Coach John McKay had Bell In college and already visualizes him in, the same backfield with Anftny Davis, another Southern California product. Ii Joe Greene fully recovered from the pinched nerve Limited bin play last season" R.&, Sharon, PL Q. — Not completely. Joe Is back in the lineup and still a force but not the dominating player he used to be because his left arm Lacks the strength It once had for Intimidating offensive Linemen, Punch Edinger. manager of Burger King o( Sanford. presents plaques to Ruben Cotton, left, and L)avid PLAYERS OF WEEK — a U. S. Kouts _________ COTTON, WIGGINS A ak ansas I I a- Francis and Elaine Tarkenton, two nice people, are now legally requirement in Vienna and Cologne. A bad back 0egitimate) — RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL SAVE MONEY. USE YOUR HOMETOWN SERVICES EMERGENCY SERVICE FAST - move prevent 13 Clemson 1: remain private with them. Fran has always been a mn on the fulfill that — TENT FUMIGATION Exercises- No Fad Diets P4O,i TWO Lt)(:ArIu, suiti LAWN SPRAYING STAFFED. MEDICALL Y SUPERVISED No ON ALLY - tournaments. He went to Europe this fall to H 4.1 237 Carolina 'a bonus money of $60,000, JuTuny was supposed to play tfAro small at PEST CONTROL LOSS cosr PROGHAMS Aflu. G..wsgI's gill i . Q. Why didn't Jimmy Connors play In the Maste rs Grand Prix tournament that w as held In Houston? 1 th ought he was corn.anitted. LR., Orange, Tex. 1 So did the promoters. The behind-the-scenes story is that Jimmy Is now being managed again by his mother, Gloria. She didn't understand the Grand Prix rules. To qualify, and get the ; Longwood Village — Hwy 434 at I. 'Longwood, Fla. , 834-4312 1 - h. in a J1 Touch ,,yCountry (l ., .-" (IN his tcirppr Country Wreaths-Reduced . . Q. Who was the first man ever in pro football to get 1,000 yards In a season' — Scott Breeze, Reidsville, N.C. (a Timely question, since a dozen runners are likely to go over that magic figure (like batting .300 in baseball) this season. The first ever was Beattie Feathers, a rookie halfback with the Chicago Bears, from the University of Tennessee, in 1934. lie carried the ball only 101 times but gained 1,004 yards, for an average carry of 9,9 that is still the all-time record in the NFL, for one season. 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The BithOPMOOPT 13 23 IS 17-45 Namath of the New York Jets Dame basketball team long to from third to ninth place. establish itself as Leading the voting for the votes this year's for their 4-0 record which Dons won the Utah Classic over Acid Lyman sports pg lb I 6 Ros.ann be giving his regards to Broad- collegiate giant-killers, third straight week was Mich- Includes three victories last the weekend. way from another National The Fighting Irish set about igan. The Wolverines, 3-0, col- week. 2 Completing the Top 10 were Football League town m the correcting their early-season iected 34 first-place votes and Kentucky, 4-0 through Sun- No. 6 Cincinnati, with a 5-0 ture. 04, Bailey 22 non-ranking in this year's 850 points. Michigan Van- day's moved up a notch record; seventh-ranked AlaC ROOMS ~ Whitney 10 2, Sweet 5 0 "The owners are pretty unan- game and they edged out high- derbilt 7.76 in its only action to third. The Wildcats received bama, which advanced three Campbell 304, Whltted 000, Ed Imous about not wanting him ly-regarded Maryland on the last week. four No.1 ballots and 662 points, spots despite not playing a wards 000 Totals 72044. Marquette was second in the back" The New York Daily Terrapins court. That earned San Francisco, whose 8-0 game; 7-0 Arizona, which' Lyman is 143 13 14—is News said in today's editions. Digger Phelps' crew a No. 7 ' grabbed eighth place, and 10th.. Crooms Il 10 U 10-44 quoting "a source close to the ranking In the Associated Press ranked Wake Forest. David Thomas hits two for ('rooms nationwide poll of sports Fouled out Thomas t eam." Wake Forest 's Atlantic Coast UI.P writers and broadcasters. Then rival, North Carolina, was The Jets and Namath wound the Irish really went to work voted No 11 in the nation The S a miserable National FootLast Saturday, Notre Dame Tar heels were foll owed in the ball League season Sunday, los- upset UCLA 66-63 BYU Ar voting by Nevada-Las Vegas, Pa- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Dec. 14. 1976—lB ing to the Cincinnati Bengals 4.2- vi llion, That victory Pauley earned the which dropped a 100-96 contest' 3. Th eJets'3.-Il record matched s-o Irish five first-place votes, to Utah and subsequently fell t he worst mark In the club's fromfifthtollth;No.l3Clem. Wi ll history while Namath corn' ' ' son; 14th-rated Maryland and pleted just 4 of 15 passes for a ORLANDO (AP) — "We'll ball team, a real challenge," from Provo, Utah, co- meager 20 yards surprising Syracuse, which and was In--' came in 15th. beat them in any kind said Brigham Young Coach champions of the Western tercepted four times. . f eather," said Brigham Young LaVell Edwards about the co- Athletic Conference, came into Defendi ng national champion University quarterback Gifford champions of the Big Eight town for a week of sightseeing Indiana was beaten at home by I "Even if I decide I Nielsen about BYU's Kentucky and fell from 13th to "They're a well- activities and practice prior to play, it's it's up to 16th place. The Hoosiers were Saturday's Tangerine Bowl ba l an ced squad." their Saturday night date, the Jets' m an agement," said ' football game. slightly ahead No. 17 LouisOklahoma State Coach Jim Oklahoma State had planned Namath, who had asked be I •J ille; 18th-ranked Southern IINielsen, a lanky, 6-foot-5 Stanley also had words of atrip to Sea World immediately traded to the Los Angeles Rams linois; No. 19 Arkansas and blond, was speaking about Ok- praise for Nielsen and BYU, the after arrival, but fligh t delays before the season . "If this was 20th-ranked St. John's of New lahoma State as water dripped nation's No. I and inclement weather changed my last game, I'm sorry to see 1 ' ' -. York. off his nose shortly after his But, said Stanley, "We came to plan s. It end this way. We've l ost too ' I team's arrival at rainy, wind- win," The contest in the newly re- many games too often. 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Friday or 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 work - plusthephllosophythat p.m. Saturday. -ADV. ,. - 30 years at 11th and Sanford, Sanford 7daysa week T hin k •A g ai n..I Shop D&K Optical / Ui)R.t1.S on ROD and REEL REPAIR to Mioter Charge BankAmericird (:RI(:Kl 1.s EVERYTHING FOR THE FISHERMAN Complete line of tackle - are //. .• - '' i ____ For MEN and WOMEN - . . . out. .- - . — — - - ... of vie-- p a' t tall ____________ . ) basketball team stood Crooms' none, which happened Monday night while county to be the exact margin rivals Crooms and La ke Howell to ry. bit the dust in a pair of "I can't take anything away basketball games which didn't from Lyman they played leave the losing coaches ve ry well," added Bray. smiling Crooms was led by David Lyman took 55-44 measur e of Thomas' 20 points and 11 Crooms as Anthony Bailey rebounds before he fouled scored 20 points. Lake Howell Crooms fell to 3-2. was on the wrong end of a 69-67 Lake Howell received superb decision against Bishop Moore. performances from guard "This might sound like sour Svockwell and wing Tom Gidus. grapes," moaned Crooms Jeff Kerr played well on Panthers coach Bob Bray, "but defense as the Baby Hawks I'm tired of seeing fouls called came up with one of their best only on Crooms. It's as if they efforts, even if It was in a losing aren't watching the other cause. Lake Howell fell to 2-3 teams." wit the loss. For the second game ma row, Lake Howell was down by 10 Crooms was the losing end of points in the third quarter and an 1 foul ratio. Lyman con- again with three minutes left to verted 11 free throws to play, but fought back to make a Crooms. It's as if they aren't game of it. watching the other teams." For the second game in a row, Crooms was on the losing end of 6-1 Lyman con- ----v_ _-,',____________ • , Call 323.2920 for information ,tfI.VV()tt.' C Lyman High 's freshman verted 11 free throws to . - - ___________ ..' - .-- Bray IF CHRISTMAS GIFT CERTIFICATES - - Panthers' - Fou l .& Va - .. -- I_ - D Sanford 4220 S. Or landor., US Hwy 17.92 at Shenandoah Viii•O ' AT NO COST WITH VA VON I r . 'Fa mily Ceramic Shop ' --' IoII NOW AVAILABLE V 2427 Cold A eather 'Calls' Pests Indoors Lay noted there is a "The stigma is gone when a currently under way to try to neighbor or passerby sees a determine If there Is a pest control truck in front of a relationship between roaches home," Alford D. Lay, and asthma. He noted that manager of Art Brown's Pest .'..... roaches are generally seen Control, Inc., 2562 S. Park Ave., after house lights are out and Sanford, said last week. roaches crawl over pots and lie added that it's a sign of pans, dishes and food good housekeeping to see an preparation surfaces. He added exterminator's truck outside. that it Is a known fact that Roaches, rats and mice are : ..-.. common in households this time roaches carry bacteria. _ of year. Lay said, because they .. . Art Brown's Pest Control employs an 18-man crew plus want in out of the cold. He ' administrative personnel and advised when a resident sees a have between 10-12 vehicles to roach then Art Brown's Pest 4~ serve Seminole County. PerControl will make free Inrmel meet weekly to learn spections. The exterminator so as-...,. looks for infestations and latest pest control methods and the latest in chemicals danger po ints where roaches, f, rats or mice may have entered . available for us e. The firm believes in the home. . a.'.. _____________ preventive treatment in order Roaches, regardless of how 4 I',Wø*üPS'dlS,...... to prevent damage and repair they enter a home, are of difcosts. Treatment is fully ferent species in central guaranteed, he said. Florida. There 12 to 16 or 30 The Roach: One of Central Florida's common pats. Regarding roaches, Lay said, 48 eggs per capsule depen"for the protection of your ding on the species. That may put the householder on the brink the house. The first step of the and lend their expertise and use family's health and welfare in of an infestation if only one or professional exterminator Is to of modern chemicals In their your home, It is well to call Art two roaches are seen! It is here recognize the type to be con- efforts to rid the household of Brown's Pest Control, Inc. 322the most common pests. Lay 8865 for a free Inspection. If a that the progressional •ex- troled. The local company realizes said it takes professional written report Is requested, terminator (Art Brown's Pest Control) is needed for ex- that roaches have become chemicals and know-how to do a there will be a nominal charge, he said. -ADS'. termination and treatment of resistant to "routine sprays" thorough job. Tops Crooms, 544; Moore Halts Howell," 69-67 HOLLYAVENUE (0FF25TH ST. BEHIND WINN DIXIE) :45A.M.to6P.M. 322.076C 323-7570 WEEKLY RATES AVAILABLE AMP DISTRIBUTORS 323-0420 L yman I OFFERING PRESCHOOL TEACHING PROGRAM Prepared By The Herald Advertising Department As A Service Like Your Business Featured? Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 603 W. 27th St., Sanford BUSY BEE -' CARE CHILD IN SANFORD ' PAASCHE AIR BRUSHES Wiggins as pla~ ers of the week from Seminole Iligh Sunshine Net Foes MIAMI BEACH (AP)-Top" basketball. Cotton averaged 22 points per game, to seeded Larry Gottfried and reign as top offensive performer, while Wiggins was John McEnroe, representing the United States, have opened the Sunshine Matches Between Nations tennis to urnament by routing Bolivia. Their matches were the only °' held Monday, as secondseeded Argentina won by default when Jamaica failed to eryone has it." appear. Baltimore Ted Gottfried. Laudethjll, Fla., remembers what it was like last the brother of pro Brian Gott.fyear. "That's why its SO Ufl" ned, Mario Martinez 6-1, 6believable," he said Pitt.sburgh's job. "The Steelers won 11cEnroe, of Douglaston, six of those games with a rookie N. stopped Alexander Zaleslike Kruczek) at quarky 6-1, 6-1. terback, too. Sometimes you The tournament, to run really don't know hw o good you gh Saturday finds the are until you have to show it United States meeting Guateall.., niala, Argentina lacing Trinidad, th ird-seeded Sweden op. The playoffs begIn Saturday posing Peru and fourth-seeded with Was hington at Minnesota Great Britain takin g on Egypt in the National Conference. and Czechosovakia was dropped cited as top defensive player for holding foes to 11 points per game. ' NFL Playoffs Open Saturday By The AssocIated Press it is, in every sense of the word, the meeting of the iresistible force and the imrnovable object. O side, the Baltimore Colts, who pushed around almost everything in their path en route 'to the American Conference East title. They scored a mammoth 417 'poInts, 58 of than List Sunday In the division clincher, On other side, the Pittsburgh Steelers, who can push back better than any other cl ub in the National the AFC Central title. Something's got. to give. The Colts, who gave the last time this situation arose, can look at the Steelers and say: "We know how you feel, guys." A year ago it was the Colts who had just completed a ninegane streak. They roared Into Pittsburgh and got beaten 210 in an AFC playoff opener. Now it 's the Steelers who have It's run on the line, and they're the ones on the road for the oper. Football "We've been in the playoffs Leagt, who reeled off nine Straight victories five by shutout. They allowed a miniscule 138 points Including 25 In that astonishing streak to take for nine weeks," said Coach Chuck No ll, mean ing that the Steelers were always on. the brink of extinction. "It's that same kind of feeling. Now cv- — of beat of Y.. New England at Oakland in the from the toumament field be. AFC. Alter Sun day's Oakland- cause of its International Lawn Baltimore game, - W Angeles is Tennis Federation suspension at Dallas In a rematch of the for refusing to play South Al1975 NFC title game, won by rica InLast summer's FederDallas 37-7. ation Cup matches, �26-Ev.nlng Hera'd, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Dec. 14, 17 Kentucky Thras h es S.C... 00 [ 1 98 -67 By The Associated Press to being treated so badly, and dominating some very good -Army boosted Its record to though Otis Birdsong, one of the certainly not on his home court. teams." 6.0, its best start in eight years, nation's scoring leaders with a The losing coach, who should The only other member of Jackie Gilloon topped 1-3 by routing Kings Point 76.52. 33.3 average, managed only 17 have been shelishocked, kind of The Associated Press' Top South Carolina with 17 po in ts -Unbeaten Dayton placed on -for-2l shooting. expected his team to get blown Twenty to see action was No. 15 and freshman center Jim Gra- four men in double figures and -Matt Hicks scored 26 po ints out Monday night. It was the Syracuse, which trounced Penn ziano had 16. turned back New Orleans 82-68. hern Illinois over winning coach who was sur- State 101.03 behind little Jimmy The victory extended Ken-Wichita State held off Lang to , lead Nort W isconsin 81-57. prised. Williams' 20 points. tucky's winning streak to 15, Beach State 83-78 be hind Bob "We're be tter than I thought. Kentucky, 5.0, jumped to a 10- longest of any major college in Elmore's 22 points. -Jim Wood's lay-up with 18 I've underestimated them and 0 lead and South Carolina was the nation. The loss was the -Freshman Dean Uthoff seconds left enabled Georgia they've given me a pleasan t never able to recover. At the worst for the Gamecocks on scored 22 points and grabbed 19 Tec h to nip St. Francis, Pa., 74surprise," Kentucky's Joe Hall half it was 52-34 and at one poin t their home court since they rebo un ds as Iowa State do wn ed 72. said after his third-ranked in the second half the Wildcats moved into the Carolina CoIl- California 78-70. -Unbea iRice won its sixth Wildcats burled South Ca rolina led by a whopping 35 po ints. seum eight years ago. The -Sophomore Carl McPipe ka straight, trimming Northern 98-67. Jack Givens paced Kentucky greatest margin of defeat pre- scored 25 points as Nebr as Colorado 76-57 as Frank Thom"1 hive felt all along Ken- with 28 points and Mike Phillips vlousiy was seven points. walloped Northwest Missouri as and Elbert Darden split 42 tucky will be ranked No. 1 be- added 23. Williams enabled 7-1 Syr- 88-53. fore the season is over. They "This group of juniors has acme to pull away from Penn -Houston, which beat Lamar points. certainly looked the part been playing together for the State with an eight-point burst by 10 points earlier in the sea-Unbeaten Illinois survived tonight," said South Carolina's third year now and they've ma- midway through the first half, son, doubled its pleasure and a late scare and nipped CleveFrank McGuire, who Isn't used tured," Hall said. "We've been Elsewhere: downed the Cardinals 103-83 a!- land State 72-70. EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Divieton W I Pct. GB PhIphia IS 9 623 BoSton 1i ii .342 7 NV Knits u .i0 3 NV Nets 11 15 Buffalo 10 16 .383 6 Central Division Houston 15 S .652 Cleve 16 9 610 -- - 11 12 .335 2i 11 I) S 3' tO 13 113 3 10 17 .370 7 Washton Atlanta WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Denver 11 S . uo Detroit Indiana - IS 12 .556 13 14 .151 5 12 14 .162 6 15 .256 9 4 24 .143 141.i Pacific Division Portland ii 8 692 HAND-Y DANDY by Alan Mover I OAkZ4NP ' ____ - - IvXO NOT ONLY NPS O BALI AND 7OflS /7; AL9 #0LC)5 ir fL4' FXA, PO,N13 ANO FiELD a4L. NXrH1 WILL 611 IF//I CAN 45 ,,4ND /,i'OA' toFFPoiff$ 1Z' (,hRNANPAMOT1E 5'P1R clP't /X .'i' R4IOERG 71' A f/FT,4' / / t4 AICC WE5Y4fRN - D/V/5/O// //A/4PIc'N5'P •... . NEW YORK- (AP) - Don aa, m said: "All told the doctor Bowling can be a game of frustrations. King, who promoted worldhe is going to send him a teleTalking to bowlers, young and old, the major concern to all is heavyweight champion gram today (Monday).to contrying to improve their averages. It isn't always as easy as It Muhammad All's first fight firm it." sounds. At the start of every league play, and prior to completing with George Foreman, says 21 games averages have a tendency to fluctuate. You can gain or King said he met with Curlose any number of pins during this time period. After the 21 he's been offered a chance to doba Monday atKaplan'soffice handle a rematch. games, a bowler finds it more difficult to add pins to his or her and also had talked with All by averages. phone in Chicago. . King, In a telephone call from Being cooslstent, depending on skill and lots of luck, there the Los Angeles office of attor"We got to get the money, nthose who maintain tremendous averages of which all bowling ney Norman Kaplan, told The gether, but he (All) has agreed buffsare proud. The 75-76 bowling season ended with the men and Associated Press Monday night to forego any other bouts and womenlistedbelowhaving the highest averages on record for that Herbert Muhammad, All's fight Foreman," King said. manager, had given King 90 John Hunt (189 Classic Scratch Trio; Jim Lamb (186) Sanford Earlier, All had signed a condays to raise the money for the City League; Lewis Norton (185) Unprofessionals; David Lacy tract with Madison. Square Garfight (184) Classic Scratch Trio; Alex Serraes (134) Unprofesslonals; ' den to fight challenger Duane Donald Anderson (184) Sanford Business Machines; James Details were incomplete, and Bobick, but Boblck finally Campbell (183) Early Toyota; Hal Rich (183) Early Toyota; it was not known where or when signed to meet Ken Norton after Terry Waidrop (182) Sanford City League; Charles Blackburn - such a fight would be held or All's on-again, off-again (182) Roll-A-Bouts. how much money would be retirement fouled plans for the Connie Lahrnan (177) Alice Sexton (175) Ruthe Smith (172) involved. - AlI•BotAck fight. All reportedly Krlstl Johnson (168) Dorine McAteer (167) Phyllis Varner (165) - But Kaplan, who represents will return an advance that Frankle Kaiser (163) Shirley R.eeve(163)DotButtons(162)Carol World Boxing Association Pres. contract. - . Slaughter (161. 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Other HighlightS: Star of thi We I,- 2 THE GONG SHOW -4' 6 SEARCH FOR - 230 2 - NEWS 6 HOGAN S HEROES BR PARTRIDGE FAMILY 7 24 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES - 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL - - Wediws&y's (Thur ) CRACKERBARREL (F,) LOOK UP AND LIVE ALOHA BOBBY ' AND ROSE - - HOLLYWOOD . 600 Ihti conund seems to cxxitim the Korean belief in w ,11i 10:30 2 12 - different matter. Scrlpwriter steals the show. His Cohn Higgins has placed an unassuming, jive-talking unmanageable burden upon' portrayal of a small-time A lot of questions linger in stars Gene Wilder (most comic Western thief is a delight. It's a your mind after seeing Arthur from "Saturday Night" and shame he doesn't have more hillIer's new dramatic comedy, other TV efforts and newcomer time before the camera. "Silver Streak." But the Jill Claybw-gh. In addition to the occasional primary one has nothing to do weakness of the script, parWilder comes off pretty with the various plot and actionticularly in the picture's line gaps in the tale, which believably as a publisher en opening scenes, there are might have been called route to his sister's wedding in several plot links which won't "Murder on the L.A. -Chicago Chicago when he is caught up in bear serious scrutiny. And Express" a series of strange and although the film sports a PG Instead, the chief mystery dangerous events. MISS rating, it's questionable surrounding this murder Clayburgh is adequate as whether the salty dialog, double mystery is why was it. even Wilder's love interest and an entendres and implied sex made? Okay, maybe 11111cr or unwitting link to the film's scenes make for legitimate one of the moguls behind the Black Hats. It's to be hoped she family entertainment. There scenes longs for the old days appears again soon in a vehicle are very few "expletive when sleek passenger liners which offers more opportunity deleteds" in the book that cruised the picturesque land-S for her to display an apparent aren't tossed off at some point scape between Chicago and the intriguing depth. by Wilder, Pryor or supporting west coast. And what better Patrick McGoohan Ithe old actor Ned Beatty. way to relive a little of that Secret Agent Man from But For light, exciting en. through a seriocomic saga of television) is about right as the tertainment with a solid vein of love and intrigue aboard such a No. 1 villain, which he plays in comedy. "Silver Streak" railroad juggernaut? his usual terse, frosty style. But makes a good Yuletide But t he n the next question: Ric ha rd Pryor Is the one who diversion . Why is Twentieth Centruy-Fox pushing the picture so hard? It is scheduled to open Dec. 22 at the Seminole Plaza Theater in Casselberry and the Parkwood Cinema in Orlando. A wellballyhooed public sneak preview was staged last Sunday at both locations. Usually fanfare such as this is reserved for something expected to be a studio blockbuster, not a release which at p Its strongest can be considered only lightweight entertainment. It makes one wonder if there's something we don't know, such as a pending resurgence of American rail passenger service caused by dissatisfaction with the Con-corde jetliner or whatever, ______ Perhaps it's something much simpler, like the fact that Twentieth spent a pile of money In production and now must beat the drums loudly in hopes of breaking even, let alone showing a decent profit on the _______ picture. For anybody who does thrive on railroad lore, there are plenty of good action shots of trains, inside and out, top and bottom, near and far. And some .. _ of the majestic mountain scenery through which the Reqular Silver Streak passes makes for Value GOOD ALL DAY breath-taking background to $ part of the action. ~/ Famous For Good Taste The story line, however, Is a 2 Pepper (Angie Dickinson) - 6 PRICE IS RIGHT 12 SOGRANOSLAM '230 - 2 GM MY THREE SONS 7 24 MISTER ROGERS By KRIS NASH llernldStaff Writer - 'earns son ett'wrj other than - 1000 12 SANFORD AND 'Silver Streak': A Diversion w But Why? - rig Johnny Wiitaker, Celeste Ftl c i A.A 2 9 NEWS 4" 6 .YOIJNGANDREST. LESS BR PERRY MASON 700 CLUB 2 9 520,000 PYRAMID 1200 12 MEflV GRIFFIN SHOW 930 ADAM 12 (R( 2 200 1955 (Fl) 4 FAMILY FEUD 9 430 lak Over the Water:' (Fl) 6 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 9 ABC MOVIE Suange Homecoming - Robert Culp. Glen Campbell star. A hotel cat burglar turned slayer returns to his hometown after lB years and is received as a hero (R) 1200 6 WILD, WILD WEST BR THE UNTOUCHABLES 1 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 1230 4 CBS MOVIE CONT. The Hound of the Baskorvilles.' starring Basil Rattibone and Nigel Bruce A curse on an English noble family descends to each man who ihoerits the Baskervilla lute, and Sherlock Holmes comes in to solve the mystery 1939 (B&W) HoIm and Warren Gatos. The story depicts memorable bits of Tuesday, Dec. 14, I97-3B 12 SOMERSET 2, 12 TONIGHT 4 CBS LATE MOVIE Ko- 4 6 THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER Part one Mark Twain s classic tale. Star' F -, Afternoon 1130 .rvl Ct'vIey McCarlhy (R) BOO 2 WAYNE NEWTON SPE. &%I-(AL A Chtistmss Card 4 '- 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 750 Buffalo at Vancouver Wednesdays Games Los Angeles at Atlanta Detroit at Cleveland St LOUIS at Toronto Montreal at Colorado Tamnirofl (B.SW) 1940 (Tues) Hour Before Dawn Franchol Tone, Veronica Lake (B&W) 1944. (Wed) The Last Outp051. Cary Grant, Claude Rains (B&W) 1935 ( Thur s) Jungle Woman Evelyn Ajikrs, J Carroll Nash 1944 11 05 conclusion 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 12 MV THREE SONS J - 9 MOVIE (Men) The GreaI PkGinty Brian Poflevy, Alum - HARTMAN 24 BOSTON POPS IN HO(LrW000 With Edgar Bergen V 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 4 DINAH 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 2 4 6 12 NEWS 6M WILD, WILD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN, MARY 7 JACKSONVIIIF CI COUNCIL MEETING Regular Iv,', 900 (030 p(o(yajrvmng will reSttne at - 830 GM COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 6M ALAN BURKE SHOW 1100 ik. _ County SChOOl System 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT - 6N HOGAN S HEROES - (En) MAX B NIMBLE 7 IN SCHOOL TELEVISION Until 330pm.. Duval 9 BARBARA WALTERS SPECIAL Fealures will include a rare interview with Barbra Streisand and Jon Peters, at the singer-actress home in California, This is the first of a series of specials to be hot4od by Miss Walters. featuring interviews on location worldwide with people in the news from all holds . '! 4 6 CAPTAIN KANGAROO BR DUCK. DUCK GOOSE 6 SWiTCH (B&W) (Fri) Indian Fighter Kirk D(xuglas, Elsa Miulinelli BR 800 BR NEWS 4 MATCH GAME 6 ANDY Wit) Andy w,l- 07 , kill an Pete and Mac (Robert Wagner. Eddie AJbert) turn to safe robbery to shield a friend from the truth about the man she Iovp'ç 4 24 SESAME STREET 3000 MORNING AMER- ICA ('Good Morning Florida" at 7 25 and 825 am., local r,ewS w('a)t'ior, Sports) innocent man 2 CANDID CAMERA (2 4)2150; P II 2) fl 00 NINTH - ) Zarre (4)9.00,450, 360.2. Arta (7) 6.50,1.40; 3. Soto (1) 300 Q (2 1) 43 00; P (1-7) 54 60. TENTH1. Manolo (1) 8.40. 1.20. 3:20; 7 Santl (1) 7.60, 3.60; 3 Aguirre (2) 350; 0 (1 7) 29.50; P (7 1)/370. 00(17) 1)010. World Hockey Association FLEVENTH - ; trta Echave Eastern Division (7) 1600,770.9,20; 2, Patal Altu (I) W L T P15 OF GA 3.10. 1 50. 3. Jose Quiola (1) 1 50. Q Qt,ec 19 II I 39 141 111 (2 5) 7S 10; 1 25) 291.10 Cinci 16 tO 2 31 132 TWELFTH - 1. Manolo Ramon Indy 16 11 2 31 97101 (5) 1350. 100. 3.10; 2 Anton Larre Minn - I? 13 1 25 91 92 (6) 17.00, 760. 3. Sala Juan (3) 2 N Eng 11 13 1 26 95 110 0 I& it) 47 10. P ($4) 110 10, Big601, 0 Birm 9 22 1 19 104 129 ( I with all 6)12.3 10. (25 with all Western Division 0) 156 10 Wimlpg II 17 I 37 115 103 Handle - $171,231. A --2.077 DIQO - 16 12 2 34 10) 95 MONDAY NIGHT HOuSton 13 11 30 55 14 FIRST - 1 Urma Sanchez (7) Edmntn 13 17 I 77 57112 1120.910,620. 7.Aldana Miguel Ill Phoenix - 12 Id 2 76 99 130' 16 50,1 60; 3 Echano-Vza (6) 3 60, Q CIgars' 1116 2 21 57 91 (27) 3660. P (12)21300. Monday's Games ' SECOND - 1. Aldana Via (S) No 'games Scheduled ISO. 450. 300. 2 Urza Miguel (I) Today's Games 360.3 40. 3 Oguiza Alberdi (6) 500. New England at Quebec Oil 5) 2910. P ($1) 9)50. 00 17 U Phoenix at Houston 70 so I San Diego at Edmonton THIRD - 1 E Solo (6) 1060. Wednesday's Games 400. 3 10, 2 Aldana Coldo (I) 440, Minnesota at Cincinnati Birmingham at Phoenix ' 2950, P (6.)) 9060 - FOURTH - I Cacho Javi II) 1Q10, 480. 250: 2 Eddy Qulola (3) 120. 240, 3 Negu) Zarre (2) 750. Q Jai-Alai (3 -41 11 10; P (1 3) 110 10 DC) (6 4) 13110 FIFTH - I. Marur Altu (II 10 10. OR LAN DO. SEMINOLE MATINEE RESULTS 500, 10 1. 2 Sala Sane: th 14) 10 4. FIRST -1 Eddy Alberdi (5) 1,20. 310. 3 Alava Eloqza (1) 310. 0 (4 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE 520. 160. 7 Aldana Javi (4) 1.40, 5)34. 50 P 111)71.10 All would' fight either Earnie $ Patrick Division . 100: Cacho Via (7) 600. 0 (15) SIXTH - 1 Ogulza Agurro (2) ' Shavers, who stopped Roy WilW I. T P15 OF GA 3500. P (SI) 29100 110,610.7 20, 7 Urfa Javi (I) 140" hams on national television NY IS) II 7 1 II 104 69 SECOND - I. Domingo-Vie (5) 3 60, 3.Arta Quola (6)1520.0,117) 16 7 6 3$ 107 12 1100.1 50.5.40. 2 Aldana Baitia (II 4160. P (21)110.10 Saturday, in March, or South Ph0a Allan IS I 7 37 103 13 160. 3.10, 3 Ica Miguel (2) 360. Q SEVENTH ' 1. Id Yza Ill I 40. African Mike Schutte. All said NY Rng 1312 6 32 119 106 (13) 3460, P IS 1) 15090. DO (3) 140. 35), 2 Domingo Perez UI Friday In Louisville that he Smythe Division 17310 10.70,360,3 Ectiano Bell lall) 120 St Lou 12 14 4 25 11 109 would fight Schutte. THIRD - I. Aldana-Alberdi (4) Q IS 1) 5500. P IIS) 53 30; Big Q II Chgo 1017 3 23 91 112 500. 180. 3*0. 7 Domingo Coldo (2) 2) with IS) all 97 20. with (II all Cob - S Ia 5 21 93 100 650. 300: 3 Negui MIgutl (1) 4.10; 1720 Vancvr S 20 3 19 53 120 0 124131 40, P (4-2) 10) 70 EIGHTH - 1. Bilbao.Juan 121 6 11 6 11 71131 FOURTH - I Negi Havl (2) 2060,- 11.10, 620. 1.20, 2 Alava Larrea II ' 76 - Top WALES CONFERENCE 650. 1 50. 2 AId&n Zarre (1) 540, 700.320. 3 Santl Allu (4) 160. 0 2 Norris Division - -, 340.- 3. Plxi Perez (1) 4 20:0 (2 I II 55 50; P (28)317.10 Mont 23.5 1 50 157 70.. 1110,P(241)1430,OD(42)1$300 NINTH -1,Alava(4) 1060.750. '1, Pills 1213 5 29 91100 FIFTH - I Marur, Perez (4) 9.20. 700. 7 Arta (I) 520, 120; 3 Zarre le LA 9121O2$101100 300,370.2.OgulzaLarrea(2)670. I5))O10.Q(14)3170.P(41)7140 ,Athlete Dirt 9 15 1 22 75 93 320. 3 SantI Sanchez (I) 370:0 (7 TENTH - I. Arco 12) 3060. 7 40. Wash 117 1 20 11121 1)4020. P (4 2) 7110 360. 2 'Manolo (6) 380. 400, 3 NEW YORK (AP)-A.SChIIs Adams Division SIXTH -I. Patxi E)orza(6) 1140. Fermin (1) 3.20; Q (2 6) 29 20, P 2 Evert says, someone always Bstn II 9 2 40 114 91 1060,3.40. 2. Arecha Javi (1) 4.40, 6)5910; 00(42) 720.30 16 S 3 35 91 63 320. 3 Negui Aguirre (7)7.70.0 (I. comes out of the woodwork in Buff ELEVENTH - 1. Negul Soto (I) Into 13 11 6 37 Ill 103 6) 3440: P (6 1) 9960. 650. 600.6.40; 7. Cacho-Aguirre (II an Olympic year, sweeping ' Cleve I Ij 1 national media awards for their Monday's Games ii 1340, 600, 420. 2 Larri Coldo (I 1) 33 20. P (I 41 9750 Plo games Scheduled I)) 350. 320, 3 Urz,a Alberdi (6) prowess from the professionals. TWELFTH - ). Anton Ramon III Today's Games 340; 0 ii 3) 1200; P (1 3) Ill 60. 17.20, 1260. 340. 2. Bilbao Aguirre This was an Olympic year, Angeles at Los Washington Big 0 II 6 with 13)73110. (1) 7.20.550. 3 Santi Arcs (4) 1270. but Chris Evert beat the OlymNew York Rangers at New EIGHTH - I. Manololarre (4) 0(21)7340: P IS 2) 23490. B:g Q piansin being named Sports fl. York Islanders 920. 3.20,760:2 Santi Ramon (7) , (14with 71) 64140 Philadelphia at MInnesota 640. 3 10; 3. Bilbao Altu (3) 3.60. Q . Hindle - $132,912. A - 2.735 lustrated's 1976 athlete of the - - year. The award - was announced Monday as Sportswoman of the Year but Miss Evert beat out all of the men, too - amateurs and professionals. In fact, no man was In the final seven cons(dered by SI's editors. "Women are taking over the world," Miss Evert said. She is the first woman to own the honor outright since it was instituted in 1954. And she and Billie Jean King, who shared the award with UCLA basketball Coach John Wooden In l9fl aretheonlytennlsplayerstobe named. "I think It's great," Miss Evert. "It's great for tennis, and It's great for women. It ~;shows we're appreciated by the press and the public. Miss Evert,just a week thyof 22, has been In the forefront ofinternational tennis since was l6. For the last three years, ' she has been the topranked player In the world, wInning Wimbledon, the United States, French and Italian opens twice each and the Virginia Slim., dnplonshlps thtt tiu' 6 o 9 '*9 Wlt.D. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 325.000 PYRAMID 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 1. P - 6 Herald, Sanford, Fl. . 7 9 nelly) searching for a homicide 6M I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEED[3AK Phoenix at Buffa lo -------- 4 6 ;; :; .z o.:w schools who apparently feared was a possibility of legal action SAN FRANCISCO (AP) mere was joy in isrizona after LflUL LI 1%FIZUOU W1U L.aJuUflua II LHC LYsU CIIUU1 UtlI UULII Kansas City at New Orleans Houston at Pottland the mighty Pacific-8 cordially campuses teamed up, their six their current association with Wednesday's Games invited the University of ,i- votes could shift the balance of the Western Athletic ConferCity League Has Seniority Milwaukee at Boston zona and Arizona State to join power. The "Pac-10" will in- . ence. Phoenix at Philadelphia Kansas City at Washington "Our understanding is that the prestigious athletic confer- elude, in addition to the Arizona Golden Slate at Detroit What started out as inclination to determine the oldest bowling ence. schools, UCLA, Southern some or all of the members of San Antonio at Indiana league still in existence at Bowl America, turned into a mini'We're naturally very de- California, Stanford, Califor- the WAC conference ...take the Los Angeles at New Orleans history of bowling In the Sanford area. Denver at Seattle lighted with the invitation," nia, Oregon, Oregon State, position that conference apThe first bowling house in Seminole county was located in proval of conference games said Dr. John P. Schaefer, Art- Washington and Washington downtown Sanford. Known as The Sanford Bowling Alleys, It constitutes a kind of contract," zona president. "I personally State. occupied the building now known as The Senkarik Paint and Glass College believe this offer is a major opCalifornia's athletic director, he said. Company on Magnolia, and had six lanes. The two sthoolsoffer the Pacportunity to the University of Dave' Maggard, said the inA few leagues transferred to the new Jet Lane from the Arizona In terms of its athletic . vitations probably saved the 8 a flourishing rivalry - and downtown location. Consequently, the oldest league still going programs." some powerful competition - Basketball conference. strong today Is the Sanford City League which expanded from a Monday's College And at Arizona State: "Natu"There might have been a in football, basketball and Basketball Results six-team to a 10-team league in the 20-lane house. rally we are very pleased." said breakup of the conference," he baseball. EAST Bowling together for the past years, and still teammates ofa In fact, Arizona, with a 7-0 school President Army 76. Kings Point 52 John said alter the decision was anteam that originated In the Sanford Bowling Alleys are Jesse Cook Schwada. "We feel we will b a nounced. "The threat of USC record, is ranked eighth in tne Syracuse 101, Penn St SOUTH and Harold Herbst. Other bowlers still with the league include valuable addition to that con- pulling out was very real, and nation - ahead of perpetual Jackson St 112, Florida A&M is Dick Richards, Mac McLeay, and Jack Kanner. ference and we will give the in- UCLA might have followed powerhouse UCL.A -in The As' Kentucky 91. S Carolina 67 Jet Lanes opened Jan. 7, 1%)). The first women's daytime - vitatlon full consideration." Memphis St 54. S Mississippi 71 . sociated Press' latest major suit." Tennessee St 62. N Kentucky 57 league formed in the spring of that year and is still rolling along The invitations, relayed MonYoung would not speculate as college basketball poll. Virginia St $3. Beckley 61 as the High Nooners. Occupying a Wednesday afternoon spot, the Neither team did well in footday by UCLA Chancellor to what had changed the minds MIDWEST league has seen many changes. One gal left of the original Charles Young, were saddled of those schools'In opposition, ball last season, with Arizona Dayton 82, New Orleans 61 members of that league is Mary Elmore, who has bowled for Grand Valley It. Cent Michigan 54 with some conditions, but they But he said they felt they had - State 4-7 and Arizona 5-6. But In Illinois 72. Cleveland St 70 Stenstrom Realty all these years. Though team lineups have appear reasonable. Young said "reached the conclusion that, basketball, Arizona State was Iowa St 75, California 70 changed over the years, gals like Libby Whitehead, Margaret Nebraska $8. NW Missouri S3 the invitations would be open regardless of any reservations 16-11 and Arizona 24-9. Price, and Mary McLaughlin are still with High Nooners enN Illinois SI, Wisconsin 57 And both teams sparkled in witH May 1, 1977, the next they might have, that in the N Iowa 69, W illinois 67. compassing 13 or more years with this league. scheduled conference meeting. long run the best interests of the baseball, with Arizona State 57Valparaiso 13. S Dakota St 72 Bowling enthusiasts may be interested to know that when Wichita St $3. Long Beach 5171 The move was expected for institutions involved was to 8 and Arizona 44-16. Arizona upbowling centered around the downtown lanes, all bowlers some time, although there was move to expand ... " SOUTHWEST set Arizona 'State for the NCAA HouStOn 10), Lamar 13 belonged to the Orange County Bowling Association. When the opposition from northern Young also conceded there crown. Rice 76, N Colorado Si transfer to the new lanes took place, the men met and decided to ' ' Texas El Paso 87, New MCSICO St form their own association. With Dick Richards as Its first FAR WEST secretary, The Sanford City Bowling Association was formed. Calif Riverside 75. San Francisco This association was maintained for approximately 13 years. In st 53 Ali-Foreman Matchup 1973, the Sanford City Bowling Association became the Seminole Gonzaga 67. Seattle 59 County Bowling Association. The current secretary is, once Calif Bakersfield 62 again, Dick Richards. So it seems that bowling has come full circle here in Sanford. Pro Hockey OnBox i n g' s Horizon? 4 1. ? TO TELL THE TRUTH - Arizona S ta te To Join 1000 M EMERGENCY ONE 7 VILLA ALEGRE 24 MAN AND ENVIRON. 'ENT 630 2 I2 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 700 J 7q,4/,4f No games Scheduled ,_, 2 ISTINGS 2 12 POLICE STORY Two plairisclothosmen (Don Meredith and Christopher Con- Evening P0/Nt Out Th'141 7W/5 fELL Ofl-' HAP A 1AR6( (Ef TI HAND /4 THE If L Tuesday 0/,4R7t?&41Z' /7'5 o,veY çA/R 7.0 77/Ar LED JEL E :~k Kan City Chicago Milwket idn Seattle Phoenix PacOW8 Invites Arizona COREBORD 1 4- Pro Basketball N Or, S Anton E . -11 - �4B—Evenlng Hera Id, Sanford, FL Evening Herald, Sanford, Tuesday Dec. 14, 1q76 HOSPITAL NOTES AREA DEATH _______________________________________________________________________________ MR. JAMES ALLAN BROWN Sanford: DISCHARGES Marie Coleman Sanford: John C. Dieti Rona L. Boozer Agnes A. Dimmock Darlene Counterman Wanette E. Dunivan James Davis James W. Howell Curtis L. Hughes Sr. Mary L. Pikkaralnen Erma J. Jamison Dorothy Price Minnie L. Lawson Mildred V. Ithodes Robert C. Locker Michael Starling Felix McClalren Charlotte A. Tovell Nancy Nehns Henry F. Obermayer, -- i. rainter . -iiorotiiy Deliary Estelle S. Humphreys, John Truble, DeBary Florence L. Webber, DeBary DeBary Catherine M. McEvoy, Adelaide L.coyner, Deltona Deltona Angelo Georges, Deltona Robert D. Wilson, Deltona Michael LaCentra, Deltona Paul W. Mutithy, Geneva James H. Nelson, Deltona Earnest B. Wright, Longwood Lawrence Salter, Deltona BarbaraS.HalI,NewSrnyrna Charles G. Shaw, Deltona Beach Clara L. Tyo, Deltona AprllRandall, Orlando John B. Williams. Deltona Marion M. Leitner, Osteen John H. Stndberg, Lake Helen Claude LaFay, Winter Park Wayne Uvely, Lake Monroe Mrs. Dennis (Naomi) B.agley Carl H. Perkins, Orange City Spencer J. Harrill, Orlando & baby boy, Sanford VVEATHER -'S humidity, 100 h•I uP,uuIcI,... pIUlL, per ______________________ ________________________ IA A. "-" IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND raInfall, .1 inch; winds, eastnortheast at five knots. Mostly cloudy through Wednesday with occasional rainlikely. Highs around 70 and lows near 60. Moetly northeast winds around 15 tn.p.h. WEDNESDAY'STIDES Daytona Beach: high 1:48 a.m., 2:07 p.m., low 7:59 a.m., 8:22 p.m. Port Canaveral: hIgh 1:38 a.m., 1:56 p.m., low 7:46 a.m., 8:18 p.m. Bayport: hIgh 8:01 a.rn., 8:0-4 p.m., low 2:06 a.m., 1:52 p.m. • Lega Nof ice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR TUESDAY, DECE?.1BER 14 OrangeAudubonSoclety, 7:30 p.m., Central Christian Church,.0W.IvanhoeBlvd.,Orlando.Slidepresentation on burrowing owl by Biologist William Coursier. VFW Poet 10108 Auxiliary, 8 p.m., pest home on Sanford lakefront. Pilot Club of Sanford, 8 p.m., Flagship Bank of Sanford. FLOR IDA CI 76-2295.CA-oS.EE KOBRIN BUILDERS INC Avenue, ' ' ' circulation Deputy Clerk Publish, Dec. 7, 11, 21, 21, 1916 PEG 25 . AMENDED NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALE NOTICE ISHEPEBYGIVENthat inthe following described property: Lot IS. ' Block A.. Sweetwaler O1k5, according to the P1st Ihereof as recorded in Plal Book .16. Pages , - 21 23, Public Records of. Seminole County, Florida. ' Lutheran : . Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church, SR 436, Forest City, p.m. Open to all. MONDAY, DECEMBER20 Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 120l W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church,. Crystal Lake and Country Club Road,.I.,ake Mary AIt.amonte-South'Semtaole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., dubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436. ' Christmas coucert, choir of Forest , ' ' 'TUESDAY, DECEMBER21 Winter SIn-lags Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW buildIng, 17-92. FLORIDA COUNTY. FLORIDA tka EDNA • Florida. 1 Two (2) New Motorcycle Units 2 One ('I) New Police Haulster, 3 Wheel 3 Well Point Equipment Detailed specifications are available at the office of the City Manager. Alt bids shall be In the City Manager's Office, City Hall1 San Florida not later than 1:30 P.M. Wednesday, Decex'rber 29. 1916. TM bids will be publicly opened on the same dale st M The City Commission reserves the right to accept or to reject any or all bids in the best interests of the City of Sanford. w. E. Knowles. City Manager City of Sanford Date: December 10. 1976 PubliSh. DEG SI Dec II, 1916 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 4-Personals I thru 5 times 41C a line 6 thru 2S times )Ic a line 74c a line 76 times ($?OOMINIMIJMCHARGE) DEADLlI'1ES F'400n The Day Before Publication oon Fr iday Sunday — YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the Estate of LOUIS DE VITO, deceased, File Number PR 76 366 CP. is pending In the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Dlvlilon. the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, FlorIda 37771 The personal representative of the estate LOUISE LONG whose address is 147 RoeveIt Place. Mailland, Florida 32751. The name and address of the personal representative's attorney are set forth below. All persons having claims or DEFENDANTS. FREDERICK J. HERSEY. It alive, and his unknown spouse, if married, and if dead, the unknown heirs, devisees. legatees. grantees, assigns. spouses, Ilenors, creditors, Successors. trustees of them and each of them. and any and all other persons or parties claiming by, through, under or against them, oreachofthem.andagalnstany and all partl.s or persons having or claiming any right, title or Interest In and to the following described properly, lying and. situate In Seminole County, Florida, towit: The East 9 teet of Lot 1, Block It. CRYSTALLAKEWINTER HOMES SUBDIVISION, according to P1st thereof recorded in Plat Book 2, Pages 114 through 116. PublIc Records of Seminole County. Florida You and each of you are hereby severally notif ed that EDNA NEIL. I k EDNA M JIMINEZ. has fiied her Complaint in the Circuit Court, Eighleenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County. Florida, against you and each ot you as Delendant to quiet title of the Plaintiff to the above described ,'eal property located in Seminc.le County, Florida, the abbreviated title of which is entitled "EDNA HElL. I k a EDNA. M. JIMINEZ. Plaintiff. versus FREDERICK .1 HERSEY, et al, Defendants", and you and eath of you. are hereby required to serve a copy of your answer or other defense, If any upon FRANK C. WHIGHAM of ST EN STROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH, attorneys for Plaintitf, whose ad dress is Post Office Box 1330, San ford. Florida 32771, and tQ file the original of same In the office of the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before December 27th, 1976, as required by law II you fail to do so. Iument by default will be taken ainst you This Notice shall be published 00Cr a .½eek for tour (dl consecutive weeks DATED this 19th day of November, A 0. 1976 (Seall Arthur H Becliwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By' Mary N Darden Deputy Clerk ATTORNEY FOR PERSO'oAL SIENSTROM DAVIS & McINTOSH REPRESENTATIVE Donôld W Scarle?t, Esq demands against the estate are required. WI 1141 N THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to tile with the clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each chum must be In writing and must indicate the basis for tbe claim. the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim is not yet due, the date when It will become due shall be stated. II the claim contingent or unliquidated. 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 enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representative, All persons Interested in the estate to whom a copy of this Notice of Administration has been mailed are required, WI TN IN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections they may have that challenges the validity of Ihe decendent's will, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or jurIsdiction of the court ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND rim lFr'rinuiic eJnt n .i rn WILL BE OR EVER BARRED Date of the first publication of this Notice of Administration November 30th, 1976 Louise Long As Personal Represents lIve of th Estate of LOUIS DE VITO 4 V The family of Essle R McAvoy would like to thank the many frIends for their kind expressions ofsympathyatthetimeofttsetou of their mother on Dec. 6. 1976. billy McAvoy & Peggy Stewart - UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLOR IDA, ORLANDO DIVISION - ____________________________ IN THE CltUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Defendant(si. NOTICE OF SALE - Notice us hereby given that Pursuant to a FINAL DECREE of Foreclosureenleredon November 5. 1976 by the above entitled Court. In the above styled cause, the un dersigned United States Marshal, or one of hisduty authorized deputies. will sell the property situate in Seminole County, Florida, described as. The North 76 fee? of the East 145 I E Lot 23 of FROST'S 2nd AD DIllON to Alt arnonte, according to plat thereof recorded In Plat Book I, Page 13 of the 'Public Records of Seminole County. Florida at public outcry '0 the highest arid best bidder for cash at I20Q O'clock noon on Tuesday, December 21. 1976 at the ''es door of the Seminole County COurthouse, Sanford. Florida Dated 111576 MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER United Stales Marshal Middle District of Florida KENDELL W. WHERRY Assistant United States Attornef Attorney for Plaintiff Publish Nov. 23. 30. Dec. 7. II. 1976 DEF 107 18—Help full lime position. Orlando area 305131 6675 Larry ,'' - f Abundant Storage Space '-,i,'i:fil 323.3301 eneva 7,'t'etinq'. ',ir.,'sc 1 30 i', Ridgewood Arms rG It iflq'.) F '.'r', ,'Ii'ct ft. Farl Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped Adult.FamiIy ["id cl::)' .... !h,,t ,ic-ur ,r. .( arc".sr in this listurtq .'.ee. for Only Si 15 0 5 ______ St. W '\fillage furnished trailer $133 month, ISO security. 319 5617 a ç As Personal Representa. live of the Estate of . ADAH 0. ARMSTRONG Deceased . ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: . IRA WM MCOLLUM JR., of Pitti, Eub.anks. Rosi & . Rumberger, P.A Post OffIce Boa 20151 Katie'S _____________________ ' ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: S. Harvey M. Alper, Esquire Law OffIces of Alper & Wack .. I ________________________ ______________________________________ • We're Offering A . Rep Re,,I Estate Broker I 803W 1st St .Sanlord .r2JoOoIor)7lOSlleves I Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, 11/, Bath Townhouse ORIGINAL PRICE NOW 4;' ,/ 24,7OfJ 4$4 Fully equipped kitchen, Carpeting In kitchen and baths. Quality concrete block construction. 1,0.14 square feet'of living area. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to shopping and schools No maintenance fees. - Conserving en'i'1 go mime, Arid il e,ei,on Our naIion5 lUCI Supply Could go much latIn., On. good way to reduce (ha use of gasoine us to Cut down on the al 'ouc automobile's air cOnditiov,e (Sn)1 use II on ox ltemely hOl dais You II notice the fuel savings immediately And iI $ 5atee too. Todas vehicles 'e am'.: i soundproof With Ills -windows down it IS much eSliet 4 he.0 Iris sirens of en'eegency vehictesandolrse,*arninQde,ico, . . GIVE A GARN Drive 55 , and turn OF Ihu 4' cimndtioning e0iQy0urFI,id4b,ee:es You II pocket Ire Slviili3j SaVe '. MRMAI,uI ' C_ Life. ' FLOSUDA 5 OOVERNORIHIGt4WAYSAFETVCOf,IMO,f . I MODEL OPEN: 0cmere FOR INFORMATION CALL 323 . 7080 Another Fine Development By DAJLY-8:30 a.m.3:30 SAT.-11 a.m.6 p.m. SUN.—) p.m.-4 p.m. I p.m. ii ii I ji _ !!,... DIRECTIONS: In Sanforø.Weston 25Th St. ff 17-92 MIII To Ridgewood ve., Go South 2 Blocks On Rdgiiwood To' Terrace Drive witco CONSTUCTIO* COMPMY G1AR NE TT ____________- WHITE ----- . -- BALL REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker SALES - RENTALS 817W 1sf St , Sanford 322 Siö4lor 372 7751 alter Mr _________________________________ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Da,s Nice corner landscaped residenlial lot, central Sanford locaton. Reasonable By owner. 37.3 6179 322 412) 531 5151 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 ana '73 Models Call .3231570 or 531 4603 Dealer, 64-Equipment for Rent _____ ______ ______________________________ - ''' Steam CiCan Your Own Carpet 1911 Mercury Cyclone 01, 351 Cleveland, automalic. Power steering. air. $1295 3231915 R,'nf CLr Pinsenyac CARROLL S FURNITURE 372 31St '69 VOLVO. runs good, good tires PhOne 322 7782. To see. call after I -. - , , pm 65-Pets.Supplies -' DAYTONA AUTOAUCTION English Setter, 13 years old AKC Hwy 77. I mile west of Speedway, Free to good home Only. Needs Daytona Beach will hold a public [ room to run Call RiCk. 675 4920 I 2AKC minialurepoodles. ______________________________ 9*15 old, black 3210683 AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday, night at 7 30 It's the only one in' Florida You set the reserved price No'charge Other than 13 ___________ regislration fee unless vehicle is cntle. good wIll children, tack 'ricluded. Also Holstein bull. m00thl old Call 32) .1961 goomi condition I owner, 51.350. Call 3227399 alter Ring Our climes and place a fast acting, low coSt want ad Call 372 68 — Wanted to Buy banos Liberal trade ifl5 Free 2611 or 131 9V93 ' — I Cash ir Antiques Ccrisignn,enrs I it7 Mercury Marquis, Brougham. I wanted 1.4. Way 46 AuCtion or hardtop, fully equipped, es Gaileres. 7.22 6912 ceiieci?' cQndtIOn 17,000 869 1132 very Convenient Ierrns We Iv Stamps 311 E Firsl St 1?? 5622 gIIIIIIuII!IIIIIIIIUIIIIIIII1lUIIIIIIIIIuI / 'I 1011.1 ro 0 I'sl t' r /'"'rP.\ f'.%I Aluminum Siding I Landscaping & Hauling Lawn Care can Cover your aluminum & sOlit system AlsO Roofing. Gutters 70 'irs E,p Eagle Siding Co $51 9563 ______________________________ , _____________ - _______ LIGHT HAULING 5. YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 319 5311 P4UGIIEY EQUIPMENT Dirt service. Clear rig. Mowing, Back hoe loader 372 8*21 I _________________________ Santa s bag quick and easy Shop the want ads for Chrislm.,s buys - PICOI & ,S,r Conditioning tret rStmales. call Carl n4rris at SEARS ll Sanford Cciitr3; Cleaning 44—Farms-Groves 410 AC P ( FARM 1295.000 Lake 04 Ozarks. MISsouri $32,000 da'n payment 30 rears on balance Good house 3 miles of crystal clear ttream Irontape Year 0rd eitll solid This Stream has rock bottom never run ally LarQe fish in sIre-am Good well Completely fenced and cross lenced 3 barns County road Ironlape Very SCCludcd Wilderne5 area a separale hay lleids o 5771 SOFA& CHAIR SHAMPOOED Also Carpet Shampooed Only 135 Phone 373 33*5 - SELL THAT CAR TODAY' Place a lOw cost want ad then stay close to your illione - Dee & Gerry'S Cleaning See, ce Residential & Commercial Clean rug RI I. Box 171CC'. Sanford. Fl 37771 - 72) 6423 FreeEslmates I __________________________ G-ebhardts Home Repairs. Room AdditiOns. Concrete Work, Paint rip. Carpenter Work. Ceramic Tile. Alum EncloSures 32) 6.423 1 DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Pest Control Carpen'rt, R.muiiei,ng. Additions, I Custom Work Licensed. Bondexi Free estimate 313 603* _______________ —. -. ______________________ I . P0ng S iing, Sheet metal, Alum , Sofits, Painting, Air cono . Gvtter. Te,tiirecoaiing Screens. efc Larg, quality, small dollar Bill Evans, $31 991a I ART BR OWN 0 E ST C ONT ROL 2582 Pars Drive 32121843 ____________________________ ' I Electrical ______________________ With '- I 1 Phone 3213 1777 Mowing Trimming, Edging a'Per-scnal Touch 830 8*34 Free Estimates finely manicured and terraced 10 pcI open A small fortune arid many years were spent improving Firm arid bringing up to present Condition Virgin timber 300 to xa Years old Much wild game Deer. *ild turkey. QuOl A paradise and show place Farm priced tar below replacement cost Write Trustee, General Acceptanre Co. Box 329. Osags Beacn. Missouri. 45063 or c,ll Collect (3141 392 3743 EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowing, Edging, Trimming For __________________________________ ____________________________ Maintenance Free Estimates Phone 322 7552 -Licensed ___________________________ ____________________________ -- ton double wide trailer Ptsont 3:1 6111 ire. Trimming & Surgery-Lawn Home Improvements Farmingion -Corner lot, bg enoijgri nE REF 0140 Rig Real Estste Broker JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 322 7111, Sanford J,nP,i*. ' ' Esee'llent - W. *OutiJ do 1 COUNTRY Eve-s 3?] 1587. 322-4179 207 E ZStri St - oudrutt' GarcienCenter F II - 323-1832 throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper (I THE - l.iA ------ Ostetn - 9 25 acres, nice trees. good Sal, surveyed Easy terms 13)S Broker. $31 017) MLS - REALTOR IN - 80-AUtos for Sale NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES .'oLSON MAIER br Itie cesi - Assumable mortgage condition 519.000 - , 371' 2118 -__________ ••, Alter ,lo,,,rS 12? 08.15 322 1191 ' - '.eet your new furriure tram Lot 110*117', corner Zoned apIs or re zoned business Myrtle 5, 13th Santord Make oIler 322 8711 DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOME 1 Acre lot A real barqa.n at 515.500 HOME 62-Lawn-Garden I BR 21 6.4 Barrington. VA loans available GREGORY MOBILE HOME S lSi,)iOrIanJo Dr 32) 5200 .'. home Will divide or all to' .55.000 1'8,525 $330 3.49 S707 4J-LUI-Mtedyu COUNTRY TWENTY ACRES ESTATE- on clear like Es cellent location to, hide .5 wv, Central heat and air conditioning. __________________________ _______________ sticker. Good ruresing condition. , FUTURA BY SINGER I BR M.otj.ie Home, 5900 Call 332 INC. .1' - 1961 Chevrolet pick up Iruck, new .________________ -- - --' 51-Household Goods . __________________ I - Hal Col bert Realf" $6,175 -79—Trucks-Trailers ________________________________ I Christmas GiftS including birthstone rings, earrings, necklace-s. yo yos. wallets. SCOUt knives and clothes. age 010 II I PAYTON'S CHILDREN - SWEAR 2640 tliawatha at 17 97 12 a60'. 3 BR. iitrnsr.ed 10*20' .swniflg. 10*10 Shed tedOwnS. skirting, central air. good I lOcOlion 322 8175 518.700 oR _ Christmas ever Sa'e on national Re-p Real Estate Broker lIOQE 73triSt 3126655 25% SupplIes C05selbe''ry, Il 97. 830 4206 FREE SHOPPING SERVICE 42 ---1 1/wblle Homes TAFFERREALTY (IL #'SS IF IF OF 1 'I.-1TMEN I I?? ?S)t Bikes, 19735- Kawasakl dirt, #0CC $200. Yamaha dirt, 250 CC; 5,450; Chaparell 100CC, $200 Best offer Ph 323 6062 ___________________________ Sold. Call 9012531311 for further Ci'e f 't.rvr's !p Touh hid Sew Collie Pups n time for Christmas details I SANFORD ' 3 BR, Is bath home, Zig Zag rnjllres Assume I WIll papers. $100 323 7494 ai'iceof $185 SOorpay Ill lOper central heat andair. 17' • 7i' game month Will lake trade in Singer Campbell's Poodle Pad--Complete Over 10.000 people are reading this room, large trees Will Sell below I ad Don't you wish thC item you , equipped to zig zag I. make button i I F HA apprasai 573.900 Professional grooming 2461 Park I ra,e for sale was listed here? Balance of $36 $5 or Ave 3224171. ClciseclWedne-sciays ________________________ oeymenls 01 16 Call credit Forrest Greene InC I manager. 3739111 or see at ' I 1266 Sports Fury, )l_-- - -RL:.i ''1' SANFORD SEWING CENTER -new inspection. loaded, Nice conditiOn, 1239062. Ire Old Singer Stone cow Down VA & F NA Hme Kulp Realty, 322 23)5 a)7 W Frt St . Sanford I FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H ______________________________ Used Office Furniture -. Fla rm . 1 bOth tenced yOrd I j it THE HERAL.) SUB-DIVISION payment. monthl-y payments less I Pork Dr than rent Governznent subsidized Realtor to qualified buye"r's Call to see if 327 9251 you qualify' S,usford. Fla fl . ... - Wood or steel desks: executive desk ________________________________ & chars. Secretaral desks & 1911 GMC Pickup truck, good cb,arI. lraignt chairs - flleng Condition. Sanford Auction, 323. cabnets, as IS Cash and carry 7310 SALE NEW 8272 They ' re Hot! * I , 163 whooping Loop, Aflarnonte Springs, Florida 3770)' 'relepa'one 30Sl'il 4239 Psvblith: Dec. 14, 21. 1916 . Otu s:t . 7torcycle5 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY ' 373 3166or 32) 7710 _________________________ ......_.. All Items Reduced CLIFF JORDAN. REAL TOP 131.Longwod REALTOR, MLS ______ —"T'" - _____________________________ I millS ___ 323-5774 Anytime _________________________________________________________________________________________ '--'. Pianos & Electronic Organs with automatic rhythmsection Liberal trades oftered. Bob Ball's Piano & Organ Sales & Western AutO. 301 W. Frsl St • 3fl 7255 hand tools from Gregory Lumber & True Value Hardware, otn & . Maple 3220500. _____________________________ I _____________________________ I I I . - 1973 Honda, ITO SL. dirt bike, good condition, $203 Call after 6 p.m. 323 5553 59-fl/'i&jsiCal tvrchandise ______________________________ Rockwell POwer tools and Stanley Florida designed A large lot and i ____________________________ I - -- ' —_ - - ______________________________ _____________________________ - _. Autos Wanted BUY JUNK CARS - from SlOb $30 Call 322 1624 after 1 p m Bicycle. Lady's) speed. iooks brand new, $19. Originally $99 Used S 60-Office ___________ 71— -- -- .- - * Dad will lOyt Black & Decker or Sparkling new home for only 5.35.900 I M. UNSWORIH REALTY I 58—Bicycles ' Celer A,e The gracious Ioyer Sep*raies the tormal living and dining room from the family living area This Split) or I BR 5 pool planned and * Get ' Em While For Appointment Call. 30S322310) As Personal R.eunta. ' lIve of (151 Estata of TI4OMAS' LEROY SWISHER . - ,." -- 1972 WIlliams Craft 15' travel trailer, sleeps 6. 3 burner gas with oven, Icebox, water tank, potty. 3 way light, $795. 3231323 ________________________ beautifully decoraled. ceniral ' ________ Everything For TheGolfer- Clubs. , -' 75-Recreational Vehicles * - ' ______________________________ - FOR SHUT INS NO SANFORD- 534 POsali,, Dr . 7 BR. - WANT ADS WILL SELL your "don't needs" fast and St slow, low cost. LOOKING FOR A JOB? Check the Help Wanted column in todays ' Ct5SiliCd5 Jackets Ladies and mens golf apparel and shoes Mayfair Please Dad with a pair of Daniel Country Club Pro Shop, 377.7.531 Greene CasualS or house slippers ______________________________ from Knight's Shoes. 708 E. 1st. St - ' heat & air, tented yard. Sprinkler system, Choice llavennp Park Area, finest schools 532.000 Excellent terms ri cur c Iy.b r crqani,,tfiu, .',Ci;ld like t be in(lurJed I !hc liSting .att Out of Ideas' ViSit Ethelj's An. tiques, tmi. W.of I Ion Old St. Rd. 46 at "76" Station, Panla. 322 1171 ________________________ , Balls, Golf Bags, Duckster I pland Park Homes 75th 4. & Accessories ROBSON MARINE 792$ Hwy 1792 37' 5961 Call Bart I Harold Hall Realty 3 & 4 Bedroom 2 Bath Models ". __________________ ii... vi r,i,i vu Qe,#C( '.1 ., ru,, cvc,s DAISN CU. Date of the fIrst publication ot this Notice of, Administration: December lath, 5: Mary L. Swisher Deceased Park Central HeAtIng and Air Conditioning CarpetIng Give a 'darn... 55—Boats ______________________________ * 173.500 Easy terms Coil George Wills, REALTOR ASSOCIATE icr free t,vi '.',r HAS EVERYTHING Lovely) BR. 2 bath, family room, kitchen equipped, wall to wall carpet. I ., '. ______________________________ ____________ .-.-----.-.-- Live on the St Johns - Enjoy i,A Club hOuSe. pool, private docks or tennis Live in new or like E .; £ 1 It SANFORDSunland. VA Rrjltur Pepcasessons 3 BR. big fenced lot from $100 dowr LONOW000 CRANK CON'ST EALTY Trade 10-Swap & ' 57—Sporis Equipment County- 1 2. 7 story Irame, reduced from $55,900 Owner holding, Equal Housing Opportunity ___________________ i'._I1.j * ____________________________ - ' Flowers & Gifts. Trcx.siai & E,otc Plants Carnatons, $5 doz cash & carry CAREFREE FLORIST. 7397 French Ave. 3737150 lunding BY builder, 5)4 16.19. 2BR.7balh, furnished or un turnished Plenty of room for children & PetS 372 S6 QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRIC ES THE F IRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. to file with the clerk of the above Couft a written statement of any claim or demand they may have Each claim must be in writing and must indIcate the . Il Jewel watches. 579,95 up, pierced earrings, $695 up Gwaltney Jewelers, 701 S. Park Ave than $750 down Governmerl Weltiva Landing, 3224170 325.8670 or 831.9777,/C/ 1:30PM demands against the estate or. required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF - i 7 1, screened porch, carport, walk to shopping, owner holding. Vacant, $17,300 Lake Mary- 3 BR. la bath new homes Under 575.000 wllh BINGO P0 Drawer C. Sanford. Florida 32771 The personal representative of the estate is MARY L. SWISHER whose address is 121 Shomate Drive, Longwood. Florida The name and address of the personal ripresen. lative's attorney are set forth below, All persons having claims or . ____________________________ Pinecrest - 3 2. corner, trees, established neighborhood. $21,600. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is sold daily in the classified ads Nothing small about Ihat - 34...,4i/)bjle Homes LAKESIDE'APARTMENTSi 7 BR , lurnished. _____________ _____________ .... YVILL oc December 14th. 197$. ' LlggeiI Bailey A1'mstrong NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY POOL HOME- 3 BR, 2 bath, priced below market. Owners Iran sferred to Chicago, and need to sell 536.000 WE BUY FURNITURE Mailland Auction 339 6ltótoll freefrom Sanford KENMORE WASHER fl Evps3l.331i'9 THIS NOTICE, to file any objections THIS NOTICE, to file any oble'ctias* they may hOyt that challenge the they may have that challenges the validity of the decedent's will, the validity of the decedent's will, lIst qualificatIons of the personal qualifIcatIons of the personal representative, or the 'venue or representative, or the venue or lurisdiction of the court. juris.dlction of'the cour. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND ' ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED. 'OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Notice of AdmInistration: November 30th, 1976, Noreen Day WANTED! SELLERS— Parts, BUYERS — DEALERS Service Used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323 $97 Empty your carport or garage ________________________ Make 55$ and have fun swapping too' Bring your articles to Movia 30" General Electric range, Land Drive in Theatre Swap Shop ' C..00dCordilion.I3S — Flea Market. South 1792. every ' Phone 373 551* Sunday, 9 a m. to S pm. NO CHARGE. Reserve free spaces 53—TV- RadiO-StereO Phone 372 1216, 7 pm to 9 pm. ________________________________ any night. Good used TV's 525 6. up ______________________________ MILLER'S. 76)9 Orlando Drive, . 71—Antiques Sanford, 322 0352 ' REALTORS-830 606) basis for the' claim; the name and and the undersigned' es Sheriff Seminole Cnty, Florida, will t address of the creditor or his agent or altorney. •nd the amount or attorney, and the amount 11 00 AM. on the 29th day or attorney, and the amount claimed If the claim II not yet due, claimed. lIthe claim Is not yet due, December, AD. 1976. otter for sale claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, the dale when it will become due the date when it will become du. and sell 'to the hlahest bidip M, the date when it will become due shall be stated If the claim Is shalib• staled If lPieclstmls castiUtect to an' and *lIti shall be stated. If Ihe claim is contingent or unlIquldafed, the contingent' or unlIquidale, the tins, at the Front (West Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In contingent or unlIquidated, the nature of the uncertainty stsall be nature of the uncertainty shall be Sanford, Florida, trie above nature of the uncertainty 515111 be' slated. It the daIm is secured, the stated. If the claim is secured, the staled If the claim is secured, the securIty shall be descrIbed. The security shall be described. Thi described personal property , , The? said sale Is being made to security shall be described, The claimant shall deIIv,r sufficient claimant shall deliver suffIcIent claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to Inc clerk to copies of the claim to the clerk to satisfy the terms of said Writ of ' copies of the claim to lhe clerk to enable the clerk to mall one copy to enablethe clerk to mail one copy to Execution. , enable the clerk to mall one copy 10 eaCh personal representatIve, jonn E. Polk. each personal representative. each personal representative. . All persons Interested in the estate Siserd All persons interested In ttse state Allperscnsintecesledintheestate to whom a copy Of thiS Notice of to whom a copy of this Notic, of Seminole County, Florida to whom a cops of this Notice of A4munlstratlon has been milled are Publish: D.c. 1. II. 21, 2$. 1976 Administration has ben mailed ore WITHIN THREE requIred, . . . .. MminlstrationhasbefnmalItdac, required, WITHIN THREE required, WITH$N THREE FROM THE DATE OF MONTHS FROM 'THE DATE OF T mUr,uris rPfu'vi I1C uvc UP' IPIC P'lM)1 P'UBLICATION OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF L,r.0 3) 25th j r1 jle,Sion3llyMafliQCd Seminole County. Florida. Probate Division. the address Of which is ncr ma, W. I Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division. the address of which 5 Sanford, Florida.. The personal representative of the estate Is Date of the first pubilcallon of this Notice ' of Administration: Used Restaurant & Bar equipment. * Highway 17-92, Sanford J AcroSs From Rjnch Houte '1 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate of THOMAS LEROY' SWISHER. deceased. File Number 76.342.CP. is pending in the Circuit Court for W$LL BE FOREVER BARRED. Date of the first publication of this 30" electric range, clock controlled oven. 3 years old, good condition ' $100 531492$. Mullet Lake Park - 2 BR partly ___________________________ new mobile home 5 Sanford, Fla. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the administration of the estate. ADAM of D. ARMSTRONG, deceased, File Number ,6.3ss:Cp, 5 pnding in the CIrcuIt Court for c Crioc.icn .,vnnc,. New metal garage door, 9' a p. Antique china cabinet, Misc j 6017 ' 13.500 tO This is ,in id"il nfrjr n thy' pubiv .'. ,sy to '? ,cur clijtj g'ttiyiti". NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: THIS NOTICE. to flIe.with the clerk of the above court a written stalement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be in writing and must indIcate the basis for the claim, the name and address of the credilor or hi agent GE Self Cleaning drop n range In stock only. Reg. $359, Now $375 Sanford Electric Co., 2522 Park Dr .372 (562 Comfortable 7 ((P home in Lake KIP1GWOODCOURT 3 BR, 2balh. Mary. furn or unfurn,, air cond • kitchen equipped, lovely home In BATEMAN REALTY heat, Florida room, carport. trull exclusive area, $21,900 Rep Real Esiatc Broker trees $175 month Call 569 0539 74)55. Sanford Ave between S & 5 or 3226196 eves & VETERANS- Best buy in lawnOAK FIREWOOD 2730759 eves, 377 7613 weekends. $91) Cord $3,000 under comparable homes 3 32) 6056 after 5pm BR. 7 bath kitchen equipped Want to sell something' Dial tflC 210 W000MERE BLVD Central heat & air, wall to wall magic number 372 2611 or ku 3Bedroom $l50mo. carpeIing 93 ner pa all closinc Information in Window ______________________________ costs Buy now & qualify for Evening Herald Classilied Dept Western Clothing, Boats, Saddles. 2 and 3 BR homes, stove, homestead exemption trom Bridles dc Horse & Rider DELTONA Completeiy furnished retrigeralor, central air and heat, $22000 Western Store, 2858 S Sanford I BR home, first area. Air con carpeted 377 ' Ave Wm. H. Stemper- Realtor ditioned, gas heat, screenea ___________________________ 3 BR,linced, kitchen equipped. 518.3 porch, flew washer Immediate Oil Heater. floor model, BTU. , l9lQS French 312 1991 per mo, $100 dep 202 Bamboo Dr OccuPancy $15,500 230 gal oil tank containIng 50 gal E"es 322 1496. 3221144. 372 Sunand 322 0ot6 Oil, cement stand, chimney and I DYNAMIC PROPERTIES 3233956 _______________________ copper tubing for installIng S V Hardwici, Broker 2 BR. unfurnislied, $125 month. lirst complete 5200 Call 327 9478 L'sl your business or service in our Deltono, 646 6611 _____________________________ and last month in advance Business Directory where P will I Riverv'ew Aye be seen every day ______________________________ Colta0e, S rooms. I bath. 251 S 3ra ,*. St - Lake Mary $11,500 Phone I Mom will love you all year to' a 7 Story- I BR. 7' both JOHNNY WALKER I Micro Wave Oven or a Trash •'i° 170] Recreational facilIties 559,900 Compactor Dick's Applaslces. Rep Real Estate Broker JENNY CLARK, Realty, Realtor, 7617 S French Ave. 122 163* General Cor,rr,ictor 372159$ St. Johns River ______________________________ 372 4457 ! used furniture and appliances to Larry's New & Used Mart, 215 S Sanford Ave • 2321)32 Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries $12.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave ' 2365 PARK Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. :,i T0l2S RI______________________________ counter tops, sinks installatIon available Bud CabelI 3225052 anytime. ______________________ Reduced S7,90() 2011 S FRENCH Sanford area, off Lake Mary Blvd., 2 NICE-I BR home on oversized lot BR unturniShed $135 1 Child in fine residentIal neighborhood Available Jon I 534 9051 527.500 P1 NECR ESTBR newly 3 decorated home, near elementary 3-2-HOUSeS Unfurnishe'd school $19,500 ..'r * _______________________________ Butane Lighters. $995 up, money clips, 5630 up. Gwallney Jewelers, 20.1 S Park Ave. Multiple Listing Service 321.0041 NOLL'S, GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS by selling your good _______ V.F.W. required, WITHIN THREE' MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF MLS REALTORS quantity: __________ Sale '. ANYTIME ___________________________ -- NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: for Steam table. milk shake machine. wajlress station. etc 323 2710 322242O — One Bedroom Deceased Liggeft Bailey Armstrong, whose address it . 313 - Woodlake Drive. MaitIand, Florida The name and address of the personal represen tative's attorney are WI forth below. All persons having Claims or demands against the estate are 50—Miscellaneous Call S.sntørcJ' I.il,'5 Lc,ldnr ''i Deceased Orlando, Florida 32114 TelePhone: 305.42S.4251 PuIith: Dec. 11. 21, 1976 _________________________ 2 BR unturnished, children, petso k tl30 mo 323 1515 or 1 904 736 0299 :rç'.)!i.I,u'iuii V F W LOG CABIN ON ri[' L.\XEFPONT Post Office Drawer 7, Sanford, FlorIda 37771 Teiephone: ) 3231314 PublIsh: Nov. 30, DeC. 1, ii, 21, 197$ 't0(0f,i5 I. 2 & 3 BR apIs TenniS, m in Q , pyg recreation room, laundry room ,,nd clubhouse 2580 Rldgewood Aye', Sanford. Ph 3234420 _____________________ Bedroom Apis. flirds 7 I', THOMAS LEROY SWISHER. Deceased .a,uui Apartments About Our tuciio. 1.7,3 '' ADAH D. ARMSTRONG. , Patio Call Christmas Specials Every Sunday NOTICE OF AD.1 INISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THEABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS,INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: 'u'0U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ardens Luxury - -. . - Any CASSELBERRY. Hwy 1192, $30 52—Appliances CITY -211 E 3rd St - Furnished, big, roomy 2 sfory house, with garage apt, and Iwo efficiency apts Use asa big home, or as a rental investment, A super buy at $16,500 I room apt., water, electricity turn $125 ma. 801 Magnolia Ave. Sanford. 3220251 ____________ _____________________________ 31A-Duplexes "Energy Efllclent" Air Con ditioning Package Full Circle InSulation & Sound "Big Agency 'Little Fee' Proofing 'Your Fulureur Concern" No One living above or below you 323 5176 201 Commercial Full time Resident Service Directors. Nurses, RN's & LPN'S. Aides, Aide Companion Pleeyjcd immediately. Modelsopen 10 a m 'il 6pm Daily Come see us or call 625 0636 t;) , MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv,airCond.,Maid5erv QUALITY INN NORTH I 16. SR 124, Longwood 36? 1000 . Wanted to buy used office furniture, We sell our tradein furniture at lOw prices Good selection. COUNTRY FURN DISTRIBUTORS 3236232 SR 46. I mi, East II Merthandise EXTRA INCOME.. 3 BR home, and rental mobile home on large lot. WOODMERE — 2837 Empire Place 522.5T - Lovely 3 BR. ii bath with W W carpeting, equipped kitchen, garage, utility room Excellent for WITT REALTY retirement home and reasonably Req Real Estate Broker, 321 0610 priced at 522.500 3720779 DREAMWOLD -. 2551 Marshall Ave. - Attractive 3 BR. Ps bath, in excellent condition on large lot Central H A, and large screened porch are just a few of the extras BPP warranted Priced at $76,900 Earn extra cash for Christmas' shopping Sell those items you no longer need with a Quick Action Want Ad in the Evening Herald. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TOP prices paid, used. any con dition 6-44 $126. Winter Park ______________________________ MOBILE HOME- on too' lot. 2 large bedrooms. cent. heal & ar $15,500. Apartments 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Wanted _________________ REFURBISHED HOMES $100 down payment loqualified buyers. 3 BR 518.000 and up 68-Wanted to Buy GoOdS Stove,Washing Machine, Bedroom Suite. Ho;ef'iold items, 37' . LAKE MARY - 13) Grandbd -' Completely furnished 4 BR. 2 bath, conveniently located on completely fenced lot. BPP warranted Just $30,000. ' 41-HOUSeS , 51—Household Get pienly Of prospects Advertise your product or service in the Classifed Ads Stenstrom Realty ---- ' 'tAN MO PARK, I. 2. 3 bedroorli trailer opts Adult & f,'imlly p.rk Wt'ekIy 3315 Hwy 11 92. S,,ntord 173 19)0 Brand new, sparkling with charm! Furnished studios. unfurnlshed I 8. 2 bedroom units Your -w home features' Shag Carpeting Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase Private Entrance . ' Dead boll Lock Fenced Patio Color co ordinated Kitchen & ' Appliances Pressman, nights and weekends. ()i.',ilI F' [.i ;Iii - - lights, water turn. NOW RENTING Sanford Court _________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 74.347.Cp Division In Re: Estate of n NAVEL ORANGES, $230 BU. 3220362or 372673) NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR cii NAVEL OR ANGES 2502 French Ave ,Sanford ______________ ClEF III NORMAN W. LOVE. a k a NW LOVE. a ka a NORMAN WITHROW LOVE. Deceased Eat to 'èsftanagement opportunity available For personal interviews, call 313 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 76335.CP Diyliion In Re: Eatate of fl 9—Good Things Meeker clutch purses, cigarette cases 6. key cases Gw.ltn.v, Jewelers. 20.4 S Park Ave FiIe" Numbir 1è.fll.CP Duvislon In Re: Estate of II'ST _ ___ _____ ___________ COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR icr'rIn,Jc DeBARY- Large, lovely 1 BR, air, near stores Ideal for retired perSons 3?t 0550. 66* 64*5 PROBLEM DRINKERS For further Information call 123 4357 or write Sanford Al AnonFamily Group P.O. Box 533 Sanford. Fla. 32111 PROBATE DIVISION THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim 5t demand Ihey may have. Each Claim must be in writing and must indicate the basii for the claim, the name and address of the Creditor or tilt agent Educaliona, Child Care for as lw 52, weekly 1 you qualify 32) 3424 . or 37334)5 _____ Attorneys for Plaintiff 50) N 'Magnolia Avenue, Flagship . Bank of Sanford Suite Ill Suite 22 Orlando. FlorIda 17103 PoSt Office Boa 13)0 Telephone 1305) 422 $119 Sanford, FlorIda 32771 PubliSh Nov 30, Dec 7. 11. 21. 1976 Publish: Nov 23 30. Dcc. 7, II, 1976 DEF 144 . MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 6—Child Q ________________________________ ______ ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM IN YOUR F AMILY? AL ANON NO. 16.U.OrI.Clv.y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, v Alvolde Fergerson and Ethelda Fergerion, his wife . -- OVIEDC' FTU - Duplexes Furn or Unturn . Wooded. Home size lots RIDGEW000 VILLAGE 345 3121 FOR FAMILIES OR FRIENDS OF Legal Notice _- ' Free 628 1771 for "WE Care", AdultS 5. Teens simple beauty? Call Dot, Notary Public. 372 2026 Eves. 6. Wk nds SEARS telephones will be open every night 'til S thru Dec.72 Two days delivery 322 1771. - _____________________________ I04I Real Estate - Mature adults. No pets, $95. 322 Rentals - ______________________________ SETTING MARRIED? Crave - istd rtnn 3 -______________________________ PrOp(2t'ty COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Choice commercial site 250*230' 00 US Hwy. Il 92 inside Sanford city limits. By owner 323 7920 ______________________________ t BR. turn, apt Kids! (IRE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil 30-Apartments Unfurnished FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phone 423 4551 Write P.O Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 37771 4A—PUbI1C Notices 18— Help Wanted ______________________________ DIVORCE FORMS - For tree in formation write to Box 791, Pompano, Fl , 33061 ç e 4—Personals 1—Card of Thanks - ' 46-Commercial ____________ New Fiectronc Sensor Perm I' 7296 after I wk days. Beauty Care Products Towers We need young people 1316 years. Work after school 6. Saturdays ,Beauly Salon, 319 E 1st . 3 s7i Must be neat and willing to wcrk Camper Trailer for rent, 24', fu,I ' bath, twin beds, Heat, air 377 hard Call Mr. Smilti at 3739166, DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED for do 52 t yovrselfers, 130 Marilyn's 99 betwn 7 30 & tO pm Secretarial Service. Ocala, 901 Air, carpeted, quiet 1 and 2 1)2 8713 Notary Marrlaaes LPN, I to 12 Shift. Geriatric cx bedrooms, $175 to $135 month. Performed perience preferred. Apply In Adults Phone 3231110 person, Sanford Nurs,,g & Con Widow wishes room avd board or valescent Center, 950 Mellonville I room rear efficiency apt. Private kitchen privileges with widow. parking 117 W. 3rd St., Sanford Ave Phone 322 73 _____________________________ 327 2750 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY 9-Noon ____________________________ -- THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 119 THE ESTATE: Civüotsuz GtU IDEAS! ______ * —F NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST M. Plaintiff, INVITATION TO BID City of Sanford. FlorIda Sealed bids will be received In the officeof IheCity Manager, Sanford. HOURS Deceased VS FEDERICK J HERSEY. Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT TO QUIET TITLE THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: DAVIOF GENTRY and HELEN F GENTRY, his wife, Defeodanis. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: DAVID F GENTRY and HELEN F GENTRY. his wife unkno Resuiie YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a martgage on the following real property situate in Seminole County, Florida, described as tiow• Lot 1, RICHFIELD, according to the P1st thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 17, Page 25. of the Public Records of Seminote County, Florida has been filed against you. You are required to serve a copy ot your written defenses, If any, to this action on SMITH AND HAYDEN, PA.. attorneys tar the Plaintiff, wt,oseaddressis 1316 Barnctt Bank Building, Jacksonville, Florida 37202. arid file the original with the ClerkoftheabovestyiedCourlonor before January 5th. 1977, otherwise a Judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Lomplaint. WITNESS my hand and the seat of said Court on this 73rd day of November, 1976 BeCkwith,Jr (Seal): Arthur H Clerk of the Circuit Court By' Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Publish Nov 30. Dec. , . . 1916 DEF II) Personal As Represenfa. live Of the Estete of . NORMAN W. LOVE Deceased ' ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: Jack T. Bridges, Of CIevel$nd. Mite 4, Bridges ' EDNA NEIL. JIMINEZ. FOR RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Division In Re: Estate of LOUIS DE VITO. CIVIL ACTION NO, 74-2260-CA.13.O MORTGAGE SOUTHEAST COMPANY. a Florida corporation. Plaintiff, — ____________________________ PD 7ArD "' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 831-9993 THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Legal Notice flr,I? 322-2611 IN _________________________ . " Seminole - • CASE NUMBER 76.2149.CA-O5.O A . . SEMINOLE THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THISNO7ICE,totileanyobjeclions they may have that challenges the validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or jurIsdictIon of the court ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday. lius. Sanford Girl Scouts Service Unit, 7p.m., Chamber of Commerce. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Ught, Sanford. mJjsfr Lions, 7p.m., Quality Inn North, 1-4 and Sr .434. Cassdberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Sanford Optbilst,: noon, Trophy Lounge; Bowl America. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community UnItet Methodist Church, Cas.selberry. Longwood Area SuWws, noon, Quality Inn . gth,-I..4 andSR43t SanlrzdSesnbole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. . . Weight Watchers 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 fl.fr A. ',,' ,.',.. FOR 'by virtue of that certain Writ of ExecutIon issued Out of and under that the administration of Inc estate the seal of the County Court of 0 NORMAN W. LOVE, deceased, OrangeCounty.Florida.upono tOnal judgment rendered in the aforesaid File Number 76321 CP. Is pending Circuit Court for Seminole court on the 25th day of September, County, Florida. Probate DIvisIon. A.D 1976. in thai certain case en the,address of which Is Seminole titlCd, David L Patterson, Plaintiff, Courthouse. Sanford.' County : vs Steven D Goldsmith, Defen TIse personal repu'esendant, which aforesaid Wrd of ' Florida tative of the estate is NOREEN execution was delivered to me DAY, whose address is Rovte I, Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida. TayIorsyIIIe, Kentucky 471 "The and I have levied upon the following name and address 01 the personal described property Owned by Steven reprewntatlye'S attorney are set 0. Goldsmith, Said prop,f'ty being forth belOw. ' localedinSerninol.county,FoI.ida, All persons having claims or more particularly described as . demands against the estate are foIIow%. required. WITHIN THREE Defendant's one halt ('.)Llnlerest SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. .,, County, this 6th day of December, 1916 (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Mary N. Darden ' ' Seminole WlTtfESSmyhandastheclerkof said Court and the seal of said Court ' . In Florida. . Aicenslon and by fows.L ... . -. .. ' -. Inc cast 'g Of me outn 4 pius the West of the South Half of the Southwest '.. of the Southeast '" LESS the West 40 feet. Section 21, TownShip 21. Range 31, also described as Lot D, HORSESHOE FARMS, according to the p1st thereof, recorded in Plat Book 17, page 71, publIc records of Seminole County, Florida, If you fail toappear or thowcause in accordance with this notice, a default will be entered against YOU for the relief sought In the corn plaint. This notice will be published once a week for four (I) consecutive wee4s In the Evening Herald or any Other newspaper having general ' closed, 8 p.m., Orlando, Florida, 'filing the original thereof with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, not later thanthe 11th day of January 1977. The real properly being sought to be foreclosed on IS described as Sanford CIvitan, 7:15 a.m., Buck's. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs CIvic Center. . B1sbopMooreH1ghScbooibandChrfjtm,,y,8 p.m., OrLando Garden Club auditorium, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. AA, . that a complaint seeking the foreclosure of a mortgage has been tiled in the above enlilled Court. and you are summoned, ordered and required to show cause why the same should not be granted by ser'ing a Copy of your written defenses, If any, upon the law firm of BC RN ST El N. PET RE E & SHADER. PA., 123 South Court Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sanford AA, 8p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry Uons, 6:30 p.m., I..and o' Lakes Country Club. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, SR Casselberry Church. ' YOU ARE HERE BY NOT IF IED Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Caboose. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Town House. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance. 2:30 n.m. Youth Programs Inc. Christmas Party for volunteers, their families and one-on-ones, 7 p.m. R.it.z Theatre, 203 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. For information call Lee . Sterling, YPI office, 323.1760. All Souls School Children's Christmas program, 7:30 p.m. Social Hall. Deliona Junior High Band Boosters Anoctation skating party, 6:30 p.m. Melodee Skating Rink, Sanford. 'Christmas Carol Celebration', 7:30 p.m., at Ascension Lutheran Church of Casselberry, Overbrook Drive Sanford Optimist Club luncheon meeting, noon, Holiday Inn, Monroe Harbor. ' a Florida corPoration. Plaintiff FLORIDA TO KURON W. McMINN Last known address' Post Office Box 4296' Winter Park. Florida . FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17 American Asia. of Retired Persons and National Ann. of Retired Teachers, 2:30 p.m., First Federal of . Seminole, Sanford. United Daughters of the Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., 1702 . E. Fourth St., Sanford. Seminole Sooth Rotary, 7:50 a.rn., Lord Chum1eys, Alt.arno,le Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 'a.m., .Sambo's . Restaurant. Foresters Square Dance Club, The Forest, 8p.m. Diet Workshop, St. Augustine Church, Button Road and Sunset Drive, Casselberry, 10a.m. and 6 pm. Tang,Iewood AA, dosed, 6 p.m., St. Richards Church Longwood AA, dosed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434 YAC's Club for Singles., 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 701 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SUPPLY, Defendant NOTICE TO APPEAR IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER15 . • COUNTY, KURON W. McMINN. Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Uons, noon, Holiday urn. Winter SprIngs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and light, Sanford. Sanford OptimIst, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. L.ongwood Area Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn North, SR 434 and 1-4. WeihIWatcher,7p.m.,SanfordWoman'sQub,S Oak Ave. San.fordSertoma, noon, Sanford Sheraton Inn, w. SR THURSDAY, DECEMBER16 SEMINOLE ___________________________ Legal Notice cent; Notice is hereby given that am engaged In business at Pt No. I Box Maitland 32751, SemInole County, Florida under the fictiiiou name of STATEN INSURANCE AGENCY, and that I intend to rgister Said name with the Clerk cf the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of Ihe FIctitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section uso Florida Statutes 1957. S N. A. Calaua Publith: u. 30. Dec. 7. II, 21, 1976 DEF 137 Orlando Winter Paik 41-Houses FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * CLASSIFIED ADS Fl CT IT IOUS N AME Galveston, Tex.; one sister, Mrs. Patricia Best of Winter Springs; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver of Sanford; great-grandmother, Mrs. Cora Hart of Sanford; three children, Kimberly and Dawn of Detroit, Mich. and Joanne Brown of Orlando. Brisson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Detroit, Mich., he came to Altamonte SprIngs 12 years Mr. James Allan Brown, 38, ago. He was a construction of 116 Jay Dr., Altamonte worker and member of the Springs, died Sunday. Born in Sanford Seventh-day Adventist _____________________________ Church. Survivors are his mother and father,Mr.andMrs.RlchardT. Brown of Altamonte Springs; two brothers, Thomas Brown of S a.m. readings: tern- Orlando and Dennis Brown of perature, 62; over-nIght low, 59; hIgh Monday, 64; relatIve Dora P. Phillips, Osteen Herman A. Fisher, Tltusvllle DECEMBER 13, l97 ADMISSIONS Legal Notice Tuesday, Dec. 14, 1974—SB Fl. Sewing _________________________ Insulation ____________________________ BOWLIN ELECTRIC Electrical ' Contractors InduStrial. corn r,siaenhlai free mercial. estimates 32'? 2313. Alterations. Dress Making. Drapes, Upholstery. 3720207 i I Blown iii l(iSul3ton In SiJiltion Co coil before 94 m .530 0092 or 90.4 7'5 65.47 -Mayo . Just about everything I, Christmas G'Itnq can bt tQtj In t154 Want _____________________________________________________________ [To List Yow Business.,.DjaI 322-2611 Or 831-9993 .1 �45-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Dec. 14. 17 196 GIVE -s' .40"Os p THE I[] GIFT Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents 69th Year, No. 100-Wednesday, December 15, 1976 THEY WON'T RETURN! ' MAKI ONLY ATABC" FROM 'FE IMPORTED MAXD BtOW 4 FLAVORS IN ONE DICANTIR - 4.95 \ *11755 ' NEAPOLITAN LIQUEUR FOR A WAILBANGER _ AMERICA'S ~ CREME OE MENTHE-CREME DI CAFE CACAO - BLACKBERRY - TRIPLE SEC ANISETTE - APRICOT - SLOE GIN - 1: _______ Ck ...: jj )'i\ GENUINE REGAL CHINA 95 10? smillmo 12 STH 99 I .AWSIÔ 1 O? 14 'I IT COSTS A 1 BEA UTIFUL 495 ___ ANO THER ABC EXCLUSIVE' 7.99-4.99 5th _j 1 P1*1 49c 55c ORANBUIE SASRA. YAIDERMINI t Il VSOP COGNAC rwsci 7.99 SIN [AT 1A CRY $rtRaoislIl REG 3415 16" T'JM COLLINS 39 CHABLIS NATURE 22?TH PINOT CHARDONNAY 2' __ _______ _____ _______________ _____ _____________ . ______ ___ ______ ______ j,j ON THE DAY AITIR CHRISTMAS AND NOT At Alt SIlAa3 NCMIUrlNOG*IPI FOAIMAsIAGOOotT1iIK go* wbe G" OW Lw RUT 11 YOU All ANXIOUS AND 101,1* TO tIARa lien I. I Nobody brings back their Liquor or W ___ ON THE ROCKS 3.02 MARTINI . 802. WINE oz. MANHATTAN 12.02. BRANDY / 5-0Z.WHISKEY SOUR 120Z.GO6LET ' ' 602. CHAMPAGNE 14-02. BEER 22 02. BRANDYOf 4 2,, 2 BOX 0F4 8 OZ.IRISH COFFEE 3' :!ILLA111I.yIlI4riTIr,1JWf,yp_EXIA 4.15 ABC BEER ABC . 24 12 SlUM Mt -. '. 4.15 02 CANS 2412 SGA LIGHT 4.99 02 rs PEARL BEER 599 BC Piasoui ____ A ir-s' IWTIAI EVIII CLARET _ ______ DEL CONTE '' ' SAuTIIRI vii *OU OZ. CANS ABC MVSCAIII '. UU0TIAlUCu1 GUASTI (MANTI CLAAE1 Meal . Do" ____ $AMMAT1N SUINESS STOUT 13.95 CASE of 4 WHEN IN DOUBT I GIVE AN ABC _ OO" 'AMERICAN LEGION , c*u4• 9 Of 4 INAU .FWI •V 1W? • FLA DOLPHIN 4,99 4 "lIft ,... 4,29 Of 4 cut 4 GIFT CERTIFICATE F I, 'AA'S LARGEST 9 iN 5 99 cut iMtau i. DSU.Wau 14 hElEN SOiwWE KATZ um *111* WINELOVERS DELIGHT ______ 34,95 Hay, a holiday wine taslincj WIIPI these sis bottles of popular w.ne in a beautiful a, ________ ' eJlter tnmmetj wicker basket Slection . InclUdeS *10111 such ee J V Beau1oLa.i. large leather trimmed w,ckr basket ' '•' _____________ Bacchus Gravss, Rah Z.IIcc Kat, & Beccaro LAMtNUw ____________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ 95 . SOUTH CITY LIMITS. From on, of CIiIon,j' finest COflC$ a $11leCliOn of us halt bottles 01 LON 0 WOO.... PACKAGE STORE , 'S.rbastiani Green Hungarian' Vin Ros. r' Chablis, Chenin Blanc & Zintand& These 'HIGHWAY' 17.92 NEAR 434 ' ' - arewines that wrIt please all together," said Conneli, a councilman now ' . OPEN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS' "DISCO" COCKTAIL LOUNGE. PKG. STORE HI-WAY 434 - 1 BLOCK EAST OF 1.4 ' TRIPLE PLEASURE . 9.95' THE PERFECT GIFT A BACCHUS Analysis - Kimbrough said the state should monitor the program. He said the food stamp program was a Kimbrough also agreed, however, that if the need is there, Seminole C)UfltV should strive to meet that need, Today .. 10 ' 12.95 A golden treasure of s** U7pofl.d Euro. e'IPSC1aIEy selected the ' pean hatE botu, (Reds 'Mides & Roses) II taste, Colorfully decorated with a bow & ribbon t early In' the hol.d1 surprise OPEN . CASSELBERRY SUNDAY . COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE HIGHWAY 17.92 AT 436 . Eligibility requirt'rrsts Include the following: They must be a resident of Seminole County - They must be a patient of the Health Clinic, the sponsoring agency for the program. They must meet a nutritional need. Gerard Connell. "I have been considering, since the eleelion, how Chief Keller and .5 could work - , tint' ':sh1M1hhh11 Mayor-elect and elected only a week ago to the chief executive's office. Keller's resignation is to become effective Jan. 5, 1977, two days after Connell and other officials take office. "1 have neither talked to Keller directly or indirectly nor about him except to my wife and children since the election," Connell said, adding that despite differences with the )car-old Keller, who took office June 1, 1975, he has not attempted to "harness, muzzle or suspend" the man. In addition, Connell said he has not been in the police station since his arrest by city officers last February. The Connell-Keller relationship has been a stormy one. . ' Ex-Employe Makes Deal ' amliew 9.95 The program is set up similar to the nation's food stamp program. Needy persons would be Lssued coupons to make purchases with. . 6.95 Sebastjinj Burgundy -' RHONEVALLEYCMLE WITH ' DGMAINDIL'ENCLOSE 'Three delscioa,.i', wineS for .tXa0on 8.95 WINE SOCIETY meal An cicallint I'SteCliOfl 04 Jaboi,1kt. Veic& Th,s big. 10"t. red v"ne from III MEMBERSHIP herr.s Fret. Jacques ues Red Impe rial ' $111) Rhone area, t; nestled in an smpcv1 . PER YEAR Lwbf,surn,ich and BaccP Ajtj win. cads. along UV2 UP 10 41*101 11 foS1YdeCorat.d with an Imported Frn,j, wcoden cork. O*3Wil(3(ACMag N screw LOW, LOW.CASE SPECIALS FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING - - MOST ARE IN BEAUTIFUL INDIVIDUAL GIFT -BOXES `*-: LA JACK DANIELS BLACK BLEND 5TH VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN OT. , r P pq1. 4, Y By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer A former City of Longwood employe who allegedly helped Investigators "uncover other persons higher up" in a public works department corruption probe has received 18months probation in a negotiated plea to grand larceny of city property. Meanwhile, law enforcement agents are still searching for another former city employe, Aaron Sean Pool, who disappeared just before his October circuit court trial on felony charges stemming from the corruption probe. Circuit Judge J. W. Woodson withheld ajudication of guilt for Robert Henrick Keen. 34, of 161 13th St., Longwood, and put him on 18 months probation this week after Keen pleaded no contest to one count of grand larceny of city-owned brass just before he was to go on trial in the case. A plea of no contest usually Is made to avoid RONRICO RUM BRUGAL RUM QT.'54.95 __CEO.DICKELB CKUT.6995 _ 17,951'KESSLER ' 52.951_ QT.61.951 WILD TURKEY 1010' QT. 52.95 5TH 89.95 CANADIAN CLUB QT. 91.15 GORDONS GIN 5TH 49.95 MARTINS V.V.O. SCOTCH UT. 16.50 ('VAT GOLD . QT. 63.95 STANLEY BLEN. WHISKEy 5TH 44.95 OLD FLORIDA RUM UT. 43.95 WHITEHALL VODKA (ICEISH UT. 42.95 i GRANTS 8 YR. SCOTCH 5TH 69.95 WHITE HORSE SCOTCH 5111 61.95 CANADIAN L.T.D. . UT. 54.95 I STANLEY KY. GIN-VODKA II BOODLES * . UT. .7 1.88 5TH 4096 SCOTCH I UT. 95.88 I CATIO SCOTj 5TH 46.95 WHITE HORSE SCOTCH QT. 18.95 CALVERT EXTRA . I CUrlY SARK I ABC ' . UT. 57.95 1000 VODKA ' 900 LONDON TOWER GIN UT. 59.75 'HARVEYS SCOTCH ' UT. 59.15 ' UT. 58.95 RICKALOFF voets UT. 46.95 INVERHOUSE SCOTCH " UT. 01.95 J&B SCOTCH 57H 11.95 I ABC 1000 VODKA ' HEAVEN HILL 80 0 5TH 47.75 UT. si.s' (. WHITEHALL GIN UT. 42.95 HEAVEN HILL 80° FLY. an 5TH 47.15 11MG & I4AIG 5 * . 5TH 82,95 HOUSE OF LORDS ' ' UT. 19.95 HARVEY BRISTOL CREAM 5TH 66.95 JACK DANIELS BLACK . UT. 96.95 HUDSON'S BAY SCOTCH: UT. 5195 BALLANTINEJL%11 5TH 71.88 IDEVONSHIRE SCOTCH, '.. QT. 65.88 SLACK & WHITE SCOTCH UT. 81.95 JACQUINS 5 * BRANDY 5TH .S5 54.95 OLD RARITY 12 YR. SCOTCH UT. 92.50 ' J. WALKER RED SCOTCH, UT. 92.95' FOUR ROSES QT , 56.95 TANQUERAY GIN BELLS 8 YR. SCOTCH ' UT. 82.95 (IT. 71.80 I CHRISTIA7I 880$. usy 5Th 57 BEEFEATER GUI ' 95 ' UT. 83.88 '• BEEFEATER GIN ' 51H 1.1.88 1 SEAGRAM Y.O. UT. 90.95 HARW000 CANADIAN UT. 51.95 f BELLS 8 YR. SCOTCH ' 5TH 59.88 PHILLIPE nis BRANDY' UT. 61.95 BULLOCH & LADE SCOTCH UT. 58.95 BLACK &.WHTE SCOTCH 5TH 6.5.88 USHERS SCOTCH 5TH 49.95 I BENCHMARK ORB. 5TH 56.95 I STANLEY CANADIAN ' 5TH 46.95 I CERTIFIED BRANDY ' UT. 63.95 rU (Herald Phet. by Kris, bib) ON TOUR (.)F NEW HL'IU)ING: Architect Carl :Gutmann with SCC trustees Beverly Freeman, Carolyn Stenstromn and SCC President 1)r. Earl Weldon, I resolved within hours as young volunteers refused to participate in the walkout and stood by to provide fire protection to the city with assistance from neighboring city departments and the county fire department. During his tint week in office, Keller issued orders that employes of his departme.t were not to discuss any items concerning their work with councilmen or the press. All matters had to be cleared through him, he said. He and Connell locked horns numerous times: over Keller's refusal to Institute a came as a complete' surprise to French supported the program's concept. 'I'm definitely in favor," French said. "Why can't we monitor it?" Kwiatkowski asked, He went on to say that just because the program has a 'hole," a lack of proper monitoring, is no reason to kill the entire concept. 'Kwlatkowski said the commission should look at the' advantages that can be gained." Commission Chairman Dick Williams proposed the week's delay. Williams said he was under the impression the county had to contribute $6,000 to get the program off the ground. But health department officials said they asked for $6,000 to make it a better program, but the $6,000 is not a mandatory figure. ' AMERICA'SFAVORITES ago, he was faced with a walkout by the city's volunteer firefighters. That problem was The restgnation Tuesday of Public Director Douglas Keller ' EUROPEAN TWiNS , Only one day after Keller assumed the public safety department office, 19 months . . rel ALL Keller And Connell,0 Conf rontations End Safety Department of 'Education and section contains classrooms Johnson said. fie added that the Around The Clock by federal inspectors, with washing and cleaning college had not received the Bridge 8.8 Gutmann and Dragash told facilities for ceramics students money for the upcoming Calendar The Seminole Community trustees that the Fine Arts and a corridor gallery where migrant courses yet but said he Comics 8-11 College Board of Trustees facility, which contains about paintings can be displayed had been notified by the state Crossword s-B granted 'approval Tuesday an. acre of floor space, was under modern indirect lighting, that the grant would be forEditorial 4-1% ' night for school officials to designed with special emphasis The new Fine Arts building thcoming. Dear Abby 1-B accept a certificate of "sub- on "the principle of music and took about two and a hall years Johnson also received perDr. Lamb . 9-111 stantial completion" on the sound." to bring 'from the drawing mission from the panel to seek Horoscope 6-A college's new $1.5 million Fine The building contains scores board to the present. Gutmann state funding for a local project hospital Arts building. . of dual-purpose rooms which said. Milwee told the board that to be called "The County Jail: Obituaries 6.1% The action came after board can serve as offices or the music, drama and art Whose Responsibility?" The Sports. 11.13-A members joined SCC President classrooms; a majestic 350-seat departments plan to move Into program would consist of a one- Television 6-B Dr. Earl Weldon and. other auditorium; an elaborate the facility during the Christ- act, dramatic one-hour Weather 6-A school administrators on a 50- backstage dressing room, mas holidays, presentation based on factual Women minute' tour of the facility, make-up and classroom area. In other business, Dr. Edwin 'information, followed by a two11 designed by Sanford architects and a 125-seat facility which the Johnson, director of adult and hour discussion by a panel of Carl Gutmann and John nrhiter"tc said wniilil be pi- rnntiniiinc, Pilijo ution told the exnerts correctional on Dragash. procedures, Johnson said. panded into a theaterin'the- board that 1216,000 will be Welded's assistant for ad- round with double its present allocated by the state to fund He added that no budget will ministrative affairs, Rayburn seating capacity. SCC's adult migrant education be set for the proposed project, Milwee, said approval of the 'The new structure is oriented program during the 1.977-78 which would be funded under the Florida Endowment for the substantial completion cer- around a central hub which academic. year. Humanities (FED), until a DAYS TO tificate clears the way', for the provides ready access to three Florida is the only state east building to be Inspected by areas of academic study: of the Miissippi River which favorable response is received CHRISTMAS representatives 'of the State music, drama and art. The art offers adult migrant courses, from the FEB office in Tampa. _______ wi ne groYvng 'lgsona'com. the f'ness Lon gwood Resignation Herald Staff Writer By KRIS NASII herald Stall Writer 74 v'n Beauu1as in. Jaboulei Vcrcht, and alsu Bacchus Moseland Chenin Blanc. LAtE D RI N blumch.n dccorat.d with a hand marie . KS . 43 C Two - 24 o, bottle', in a bearAt,f ul gold bow arid ribbon for that testy, Occasion hO. I t PIC1K3 SANFORD COCKTAIL __________________________________________________ . . . wm SIBASTIANICALIFORNIATASTE RS , LOUNGE '1 RE CH MI ON( UNIC Delay Action 'SCC Building' Graded "A' *BEAUTIFULWINEGIFTBASKETS 23T0 . (Herald Photo by Donna Estul Longwood Council Chairman J. H. Grant, Mayor Jim Lormann, and Keller, chatting back in June, 1975. - !T 1$ ABCBUYSBYTHECARLOADANDTHESAVINGSISYOURS 49.95 2502. I*eIv Imported Euvopejn wine', Selected WINE & SPIRITS Df A UR fl COCKTAIL LOUNGE U.N l5,( ii OAT. RIPEAIJ WHY PAY MORE? 5.51 YMUISTO2ISS HIGHWAY 17-92 PKG. STORE its, L1$BDA ROSE 1002. ON THE ROCKS 25 IOU 9'9 honi France G.rrn.ny Spain Portugal and Italy Selections such aa. Pentanin _________ 902. HI BALL ' 25 FOR Sherry Br Asti Spumjnt. 'RePI Bernka',ç Spaties, & other', .n a FIGURINES ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES . •AMV(T Oil 4111,11 iII4 *11(4! Is.fl 399 • TOTEM POLE VI* U05* SAUTIRRI 2 4I? SEBAST1ANI 5.99 02. CANS GILIACIM $051 LAGER uI poli uueay 24-I? PETER HAND UTE 5.99 02.WtI 2412 LUCKY All AtlI 9(10W 1011113 24-I? IS1 15 VIN OCXIIENER 9OCXSTIIi BLUE 1Q11 IJEBFP.ALIM1LDI 2101 2.31 411 EUROPEAN HOLIDAY SAMPLE R GLASSES CHAMPAGNE 10 FOR 1.19 1 - 02. CORDIAL ' MY AN III AN / SAL. PEMARTIN CREAM SNIRRY' o 241 SAUTIME'73Y111 CIEATEA*J*EIjI 73 VII'!. POARfl73v CRYSTAL _SAVEONUUEY ML PRO GLASSWARE 7-OZ. -. AMBASSAWIT YERMOIJIN 345 2401 l (Il$PMUMucN 199 YINT,.0(A1 L&SCONBES aaaux WINE ltAIa D Cl aturi flflA POMBAL ROSE PORTUGAL 2 CA&IP.*2T 1AUY1*Ol P1NOT NOW. CIUJ,j)ONNAy AIIJOU ROSE '74 VIII. 3QTS. 14's . ONLY AT A.B.0 BRIGHAM YOUNG _I LE3 7 101 *,4AT IT TI NORTH - THE SUG6ESTNTN IS MINE 6.99 QT. 83.75CASE vs SANGRIA FROM SPAIN 221 •RLE* NUIBARIAN 2 01 • PIlOT CI4AADONNAY 301 301 WiNE '3°, _______ O Ha, Ti.. ,EAL.sd ai.W.AS.s1.Iwiud 5.97 5TH 71.64 CASE OKLAHOMA STATE 221 24 OZ MOSLLIIUMCNIN 211 I= 349 W'COTTSDUR$ONE 2"Is '3VIIT. 211 IER**AITILER uITWPU*c)USl 3j1 BEAIMIIE CAB SAIMCNON Oh 3 QUARTS 2 I UEOOC 73 VIII 799 PIESPOITIR MICHELMAG 321 IEAUJOL*I$ '14 1 2 DIAl CADILLAC MO OØI 341 JOHANNIUERGI* 341 Clan 391 GUVES'14V1*I. 341 ZEL1LRSCIWWU11 341 73 DIAl TIMBIRUT ILDIlI.a sr. (MILtON 1 73 VI II. MacGregor 399 UCO 211 p POUIUY IUI3SI 13 VIII. 421 SCOTCH VIMftAtt)ij5PtiLIGN'yiso,r._iciin999 T5.,Sisvtip,ii.s 86.8° BONDED CANADIAN 18 2,21111 BURGUNDY County commissioners postponed action Tuesday on a $100,000 federal program designed to provide supplemental food for pregnant women, Infants and children under four. About 800 persons in Seminole County have been identified as being qualified for the program - if It's approved. It is slated to begin Jan. 1. Commissioner John Kimbrough said he wanted assurances that the program will be properly monitored and that those persons who are identified as beneficiaries are the ones who actually receive the high protein food supplements. Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff said he'd like "to see some additional information." Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski and Bob 2 N CxAl wriE ROTNSCXO p JUAN 171 221 •c,u.aus 795 FESTIVE 61" WINES RIUl 47 PIN ETII*S%IAL I 4 - J PATRON REFUND __ [:-fl THEIR 50(15 ANt TOO LAN(,1, THEIR TIES ARt TOO SlIGHT WISER DELUXE 10 YR. . ',, 5,99 COMARAINPOMMARD _708.99 / f' THEY KArl TOO MAR'! PINCItS TWill 50015 TItEr MASI IIAD BOWL VOSNE ROMANEE '73 MOULIN A VENT lwucua 14 4.99 _____ _______ MANYINGIFTBOXES PP TANGERINE '-a - 2.49 , Earlier this year, Bedsole was notified by Department of Labor Officials that CETA's Title 6 was being phased out. But on Oct. 1, the U.S. Congress appropriated additional funds. And Bedsole was told In Atlanta around the first of this month that Seminole would get either $1-million, or $700,000 - depending on whether federal officials used June 30 or Oct. 30 as the date for allocation of Title 6 dollars. On June 30 the date used by Labor Department officials - more CETA workers were employed under Title 6 than on the Oct. 30 date. 'C hild Food Aid Hit! Snag ItAiflilut T1YOU GAIDIIS $1T rn ,, 2.21 • MT. ROIL BURGUNDY rwiir o o FREREJACQtJES *at .s About 14-million dollars in CF..TA money Ls pumped into Seminole each year. The funds go to pay salaries of about 1,000 workers employed under the federal jobs program. . I 4OT sucut*M (ST 1125 1214 51$ 2.11 • PINOT CHARDONNAY '14 3.49 POUILLY FUISSE '14 5,99 MAIEU CHATEALJNEUF DUPAPE14 4.99 P1NOTIOt 2.69 CLURI1MMIN(l COTES Dli RHONE '73 - Commissioners STRAWIEUy 3 3/4 ¶dINtYAROS 499 c.iu.*i CETA workers are distributed to city and county government agencies, including the school board, social agencies and agencies involved in the mental health field. GIFT BOX CHEMY CHRISTMAS PREMIUM 5.49 SnVAMI*pJESt3G County government is the prime sponsor for CETA. Commissioners decide on the amount of money to dole out - and which agency to allocate funds to. By DONNA ESTES PULIGNY MONTRACHET 74 5.99 99 TRIO-3/SPLITSCHAMPAGNE3 ____ FLEIJRIE BEAUJOLAIS '14 "It Is good news," Williams said. "We can use some of that money to pick up current employes whose jobs were slated to expire. The balance of It we can use in self-contained projects." About 118 CETA workers' jobs were to end by Jan. 30. Bedsole said $300,000 will pay salaries for 60 additional CETA workers. Bedsole said the different agencies that utilize CETA workers have been notified about the new money and will submit programs that will be considered by the county commission. 5.99 5TH 67" CAM CAU ST. AMOUR BEAUJOLAIS 74 4.99 citm* su*c . WWI _____ 'a' VINE IRENCH Wilt ' 2501, 4 109'a CLU GLEN FIDDICH SCOTCH ......10.95 5TH 11 9' AU QUAIL CREEK 101 PR 6.99 5TH 75"CASE OLDTRADEMARK 101 PR. 8.99 OT. 1O4" 2 CHABLIS 74 WED. DEC. 15 • LOUNGE REGISTERS LOCKED ALL SALES DONATED TOCHRISTMASSEALCAMPAIGN ST" COCKTAIL SHERRY a pleasant surprise' CAU . , 349 CALIF Will BEAUJOLAIS GARELLE 74 BEAUJOLAIS VILLAGES '74 3.99 *051 fr c COCKTAIL HOUR 5 '1116P.M. 22 E JABOULET-VERCHERRE ' BANANA DAIQUIRI GRASSHOPPER ALUAMOI* RUBY PORT. PORT 5TH. TAWNY PORT SHERRY CREAM SHERRY 2.99 '- WATERFILI. & FRAZIER 18 YR. .1k 7.99 5TH 89" CAM MALT SCOTCH 10.49 5TH 115" .n- 5" ABC CHRISTMAS SEAL BLANC DEBLANC GIFT BAG CAU 1 YEAR SCOTCH ......6.99 5TH 17" CAMI WW LIQUO, RARE OLD 12 YR. KY . BOURBON . .. MTN ALUMINUM 9.95 5TH ONLY ThEFINUTISFINEENOUGH FOR WHISREY SOUR CHAMPAGNE WI LU AMS. 11 RARE OLD 15 YR. KY. 'BOURBON 7.99 5TH 89s1 . coupti DA3QUI' MAt 1*3 4 M& ____5TH TRAVEL MOUUN ROUGE 1 CHAMPAGNE °R STN LJ WIE BRILARD CACAO 1.49 " 799 ST BRUT.PINK.EX.DRY HOIL.ANDII9IJIfEMIXERS COLD DUCK. 4515 . 5TI,j d U GL&SSES CREAM OF SCOTLAND 111* SCOTCH 1.99 5TH 87" 7.99 5TH .IACOthJI r4,U HI-BALL IN BISQUIT V.S. COGNAC 995 2)OZ AMARIllO JACQUIN 4.99 GT I . 22KT. GOLD TRIMMED IF1I WiTH RIBBON WISERS OLDEST 15 YR •o J11 100 SOTT1I COIIICTDt$ NY. STATE SPUMANTE SPK. BURGUNDY County Commission Chairman Dick Williams said the announcement was a pleasant surprise. Williams said county officials will begin gearing up soon to introduce new programs that will benefit Seminole County and utilize the new workers. 74.95 CAS IS VOOKAGINRUM 5TH CASE 1_(.1114.- " ~IJCA'S FINEST FOR I 10 YEARS , 90 PROOF KY, BOURBON 995 GIFT WRAP •lACCKu$looUuz SSc QUAIL CREEK _______ WITH WINE -IMP tIll IUMIICH • IMP SPAJII1J *OSADO SIH/ THE Last Wednesday, Seminole County officials said they expected from $700,000 to $1-million. But with Lowe's announcement, CETA Director Jim Bedsole predicted an additional 60 workers can be hired for one. year. JOSE CORTEZ MEXICO WROUGHT IRON WINE RACK tlji.v ASE BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH DECANTER 599 SM1RNOFTYOO JIM WIN OLD GWO OAL) U° SL&RAM 1 CROWII To NOG SOc 1EGG 48c 910 FLA. SOUVINIRGIF1 BOX ASST 76.95 i_44' SEAGUMVO.JIMBIAMKYBRB GIFT WARMER +4CUPS 35c Lowe came here from Atlanta Tuesday to inform county commissioners that an additional $1,122,974 has been approved to restock the depleted Title 6 program of the Comprehensive Education and Training Act (CETA). IMP. TEQUILA 5TH MH. BOSTON GIN YCOKARUM8[tNCAXA BACARI RUM fr MR. BOSTON BAR GUIDE VER AI.MOST6 q''__i000 MILLION 2 5 0 RECIPEs SOLDI C'nlq thc Sinest is1nr rnotth for Clrnstmhs ROBERTSON 12 YR. SCOTCH DRINKING 24 01 BOTTLE OF JAPANESE SAKE WiTH PORCELAIN RM.So 49 .1 IMP 49.95 MADE James Lowe, a spokesman for the U.S. Department of Labor, has announced that Seminole County will receive sufficient federal funds nut year to save jobs of 118 workers and hire an additional 60. 83.75 QUEEN ANNE EPP. SCHNAPPS By ED PR1CKET & BUTLER 99 .: ______ _____ WORTH IT. 5TH ,Workers, Hire 60 More HEDGES RIC ____ ANEUE - SLOE GIN CREME DE CAFE SAKE DAISHO SET - . 'i IUr.A herald Staff Writer I CREME DE MENTHE LITTLE MORE CERAMIC IN( U S A SO 7I95 6e99 5TW __________ ' 19" TMS AVAILABLE ONLY AT ABC CREME DE CACAO COST --'-"• ____ U I' STH COLLECTOR ITEM 5TH 4515 CASE GIFT DECANTER EXTRA Granà ,, / . U5 A29 ZIPPER 1°r T AT PAC- t BAG ABC FLORIDA GIFT DECANTER A CflLfcT(. S ITFM or El 55 ¶Y\ SCOTCH BAR NONE JJ BEAM L.& \ ' DECANTER REG. 6.99 SPECIAL" IMPORTED CANADIAN . PEACH 'i flfl MIX ANY I CHERRY L.%Qh12 FOR 35.15 I'.. , 15 YEAH - 1 J DOMAIME CHRISTMAS HAPPY I NEW YEAR FROM ALL U S AT ABC SOMETHING SPECIAL is AWARD GRAND GIFT ' MERRY .1 5TH AMARETTO 299 PEPPERMINT SCHNAPPS I. CETA Funds Retain 118 GIfT DECANTER 'DISTILLED & BOTTLED UNDER CANADIAN GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION' _ HENRI PHILLIPE WINE & SPIRITS DEALER TUES. DEC. 14 THRU. SAT. DEC. 18 5 DAY SALE 6.99 v.$.o.P. hANDY Ills 11011 ril.. ~ QUART IYfi CANADIAN BOND i a 100 MONTH KY. BRB IMP, FRENCH 9 coui S. SANTA'S SHOP HERE!! I CREME DE MENTHE CACAO IIIH FORBIDDEN FRUIT-BLACKBERRY OLD- CANADA BEAM any civil liability but is considered by the courts as a guilty pies. Defense attorney James Figgatt told the court the plea negotiation with the stipulated probation was entered because of Keen's "cooperation with the Longwood police and the State Attorney's office in uncovering other persons higher up" who funneled city property out "for their personal benef it." He didn't name the "'persons higher-up." The state could have presented testimony by persons given linniungy, who If believed by a jury, could have made a pr.ima-facie case of guilt on the grand larceny charge, a third-degree 'felony punishable by a See PROBATION, Page 3-A testing program of officers before promotions were given or new personnel was hired; over ' complaints of police harassment of citizens; over police reports read at council meetings by Keller indicating the police were keeping Connell under surveillance; over the announced firing by Keller of Police Sgt. Betty Woodward, stricken with a catastrophic illness; over announced demotions of police officers for reorganizational purposes. Connell's final confrontation with the police department came last February when he answered an appeal from an elderly couple In the city that an unknown assailant was shooting guns Into their residence and threatening their lives. The couple complained that police officers refused assistance for a time after one officer told them he had gone to school with the man suspected of the harassment. Th ey called Council, who in turn appeal ed to the sheriffs depa rtment for help. When the dwelling was shot into a third time Council went to the home at the request of the couple and was threatened with arrest by one of the ru'ilure n1flr'er UI th. qi'pni. AIi' 'it tha.,..n cilinan Lawrence Goldberg. Sixteen days later, Council was served with a warrant for his arrest, charging him with "obstructing and opposing a police officer In the line of his duty by entering Into a crime scene area." The warrant, was served after 10 p.m. by three city police officers. Connell, taken from a sick bed (his wife said he had temperature of 102), was ordered into a police cruiser and taken to city jail. He was fingerprinted and his photograph was taken before he was released on his own recognizance on the demand of his attorney. At a hearing before Municipal Court Judge Gene R. Stephenson a month later, City Prosecutor William Colbert refused to prosecute the charge. Saying he had reviewed the We in the case, talked with witnesses and discussed the case with the defense counsel, Colbert told Stepbenso, "Justice can best be served by. nolle pro&sing (dropping) the case." In July, the man suspected of shooting Into the dwelling was found guilty in circuit court and sentenced to 10 years in jail and 20 years probation. He was acquitted of 'a charge oi fire-bombing the elderly couple's home. In Last week's election, Connell sought the mayor's office as p.xrt of a six-person, race, winning with a 150-vote margin. Connell's suppouters on election day complained that Keller, who had formerly lived at 123 Sunset Drive in Shadow Hill, voted In the election despite the tact that he had moved from thà city. Mayoral and council candidates who indicated their support of Keller and the police ' See KELLER, Page IA � 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 14, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 14, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 14, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d74d823afc505102da12ad7e0053deae.pdf 7b307d5a1cbc587accb7ac53680f87cb PDF Text Text Ci ri1ik 0 \ "4f W Eve 69th Year, No. 98—Monday, December 13, 1976 4nterim (i County Two 'I I z • : )LL Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents ,q 1:~ q'01 ____________________ g Post Firms moll SUilin r r !J . ling f'Th Attorney 4 Sal The waves weren't exactly bounding ttw'n o L' cnr-, wherethThngerine Bowl Regatta was Iaged, L were i:r pgcond two em wtrchL #:I participated. Race chairman Ernie Cowen described `he re 'tti most siccessfut' in T-Sowl history. For cornz - races, see photos and story, Page 6-A.- ?. (J\ g, ___________________ B, f I) Pl{l(hFTT Herald staff Writer M A Sanford attorney and a South Seminole judge are under consideration by the county commission for appointment Tuesday as interim county attorney for a four-month period, a source confirmed today. According to the source, law firms of William t, Leffler 111, of Sanford and Gene Stephenson, a M unicipal court judge in Altamonte Springs alid Longw ood, are being considered by commiss ioners for the interim position Commission Chairman Dick Williams neither confirmed nor denied reports that the two attorne,,s' narnes are under consideration. Williams, however, did confirm that one of to applicants w ill U 0 Z 7 S\ \ • be -" .______ rA 0" i 'I C ' \ - - C )J ,.-/ ~~.1_ 9m 1~_ ~!q) Robert Pierce last eek announced he would not the interim position because he planned to seek a position out of the political arena. Reports are the interim position pay $35 an hour, per month-The salary will de'pend on which applicant is selected for the post. Commissioner Bob French said this morning that Stephenson, per se, would not occupy the position. However, French said a member of Stephenson's or$2,500 9 ________________ 0 iqp 40 C6 C3 11 11 g .-. - ,-- - ' I - d . a.= I's ell t4 \ i/l ' ____ U' ' p ) - = 0(3' . 0 cn• -< M -CL ______ .- ° - r2 m P _____ ' a - = ___ - ___ .-.' i'ti CL 0 .4 4 -n 0 :r Z Cr EEO 'p bi Z: M C) C) Qp % Is r, ' _____________ ;Z 3 ' V — \-.- I= . - _Ral C Er* 0 ro p ts 0 : 0 6: • ® 1976b ircM fleQ 0 CL 0 =r . 0%5 R.A. s -- t o - ________________________________ to E: C. the No 2 election Republicans retook the majority position when Williams was re-elected and newcomer Bill Kirchhoff defeated his Democratic opponent, John Alexander. List sear freeman s law firm earned about $115,M) in legal fees from the county. 'Me theory is that the in - house staff can reduce the yearly legal cost to taxpayers. So far. the commission has decided to hire one _Z ._J kk 3 :r .4 1 0- 0 4`1 — There has been ' —. — I tI) 0 C. 8 CA °- Fr .a es .M "-% c 4 .- 2c 0 - C g' L Jag — rn? 'i:> cu -; 4) T1l "( 'U g discLission. also, about hiring an assistant to the lead attorney s position • ,j_,,_,j TL '<"In _ ç-'_J \ F1 "... P. - El En a =r . 3 in 10 staff l Ti4. In ______ I ft - jj . . His Firm ,J-. i" m-r, ' ye U .. rw tA fag IM C-,) icz ell, "ll R so 411 0- 0 3: For County Mn 1' ___4 En --1 r) 2e: _____ ' M c=M (Al M CD Cl)Cn ,,' nt Res i 0de . . ;'< - . - . e J l -______ .. . . Sail •'7 - - .. . . .-• - - - . - Ba h ,as '.. Humbug ! There were a f ew of the 400 - 500 vlsi ors O e weekend Bow l angerS a i l ing i' A. Monroe, Sanford, who just weren't that 4,1 enthused 'Askewsaid the efforts of the South to lure industries awuy from the North have not put many Northernors out of work. Such efforts must continue, he said because they expand the econornic base of the South and help to improve its quahty JAIL • ere on 111e bounding main io - I with what was happening out • . Visitors like Jeffrey Moeh 1, whose father, Jef- ED 1111ICKE17 "If circumstances in the uth provide a favorable di ______________________ of the racers. ferred a landlubbi n g status spending his time' checking the Demands of the holidays and the cold and flu season . have ncreased sales strength and reconstituted grapefruit j point where Florida warehouse inventory is at a many-year low, United Growers in Orlando said today. Warehouse reserve dropped to 1.5 million cases the week ending Dec. 4 o 30.8 per cent under last year's equivalent period, said Gen. Slgr. Wilson McGee of the Orlando-based grower organization. 1k added some processors were virtually out of tuck the popular 46-ounce sire "Andthatcunditlonhasn'tprevaIledsincethethrc'l()w stock years that started with the 196"9 season." Sales of this dorninant supennarket shelf Item are per cent ahead of the 1975-76 season period when canned grapefruit juice was the second largest moving volume fruit Item reported by chain store statistics. It was second only to apple juices and ciders. . triate for economic success, relocating in this region may mean the difference for a company to remain In business and niake a profit," Askew said. The board is a public agency supported by the states of Al bama, Arkansas, Florida, t.eoruia Kent tick v I ai ii ciiina Slississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma. South Carolina, Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia. Jeffrey Jr pre s nualjtv ' . ...Spilling it out ... of the sand . — - 4. . surf from up close. His daddy man aged to compete . successfully, even . . I' rr • without the enthu- si a st ic backing of junior he placed second in the - Today / ' I Portsmouth class. Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Comicl it, ___ — Z" Ph,)Ios by k,ck Weill) ...Now for some dry stuff . 4, W-p ~V 4. A life. frey Sr was one Citrus Sale Cut Inventory -- He said the Wall Street Journal has called such efforts economically wrong and politically dangerous" and said it is high taxing and spending that are hurting the economy In .• Regatta on Lake Williams said today he's hoping DNii officials will place the iur "in all three" Seminole lakes. Williams added, though, that the bodies of water must be closed so as to eliminate the h of amur getting into the St. Johns. The DNR argues the amur has been hthi effective" Ill elimination of pesky waterlAeeds. But the Gainea ild Fre,,h Water Commission argues use of the amur is premature until more scientific inv estigat n is made into possible side effects Williams says the hydrdla is a problem of great magnitude in Seminole. fie s.aid it's worth the risk — if horneowners approve — of using the ainur to rid Seminole lakes of pesky hydrilla. . - competition with other parts of this great country," talk of an economic war between the stats is disturbing, Gov. • Reubin Askew said uay He contended in the test of a L . _____ speech to the Southern Growth Policies Board that the South's economic growth in recent years "has not been tied to a decline in the fortune's of the Scooping it up... northern economy." To the contrary Askew said the Souths emergence ____ an economic power stems mostlyfrominherentsourcesof 1' I that had Tt g uneen de=ror a t. Northern interests who are 4 seeking a greater share of federalfundsattheexpenseofthe Sunbelt states in the belief it will stimuiate business in the f North are mistaken, Askew •• STFI'PIFNSON . ar "WhUe the South, should not the Conjssjon Chairman Dick Williams said today weed gobbling white amur could be introduced to three Seminole d'es by the end of this month All that is lacking, Williams said, is approval by lakeside dwellers and a resolution passed by the county commission. At Tuesday's commission meeting, the chairman said he will ask that petitions be circulated among homeowners on Lake icntafkeofthc Woods and Mirror Lake. The state's Department of Natural Resources DNRi has offered to Introduce the amur to ali three Seminole lakes. me agency's efforts are opposed b) a second state agency, the Florida Game and Fresh Water Commission. Game and Fresh Water commission members have warned thatthewtllteamurcoulddestroythegamerlshpopulationinthe St Johns Her — if the need carp as It is called is allowed to make its way into the ri~er. The amur cannot breed in stagnant water, such as a lake. But officials believe the fish can reproduce rapidly in swift-moving waters, such as the St. Johns. The aniur can wipe out a fish population by eating the hydrilla and other vegetation at the bottom of a body of water. Gobbling up the weeds af fects the ecology by eliminating the food supply game fish feed on. Insome lakes, officials say introduction of the amur has eliminated much of the game-fish population within a year. Also. the amur by eating the hydrula—i entire purpose for being fowl, including coots which are plentiful on the IOacre Lake Merald . W BOCA RATON (AP) • A -1. As kew: No 'I. Wh a t, 0 12 Z I . - cr-r ci cJ I Of .$$$ I m,ç ton Weed=Eati"ng Amur Await • '"'r ____ - . after former Commission Cliairman Mike flattaway was defeated at the polls by French, a political newcomer. Before Ihittaw ay s defeat Democrats occupied the majority position on the commission. Freeman, a Democrat, was appointed county at torney shortly after Democrats assumed power in CAI 7E Er 9ft , . nstant source of controversv. The commission opted for an in-house legal CA a. . • P a ,. ts ' ' 2 -s S • i because thecounty ill require legal advice for about four months until the new in-house legal staff is ready to assume its duties. . ormer reeman i h wished be 1e>aSC(1 from the Pierce was resigning from his firm. Freeman said he no longer wanted the responsibility of providing legtI advice as of Dcc. 10. Pierce said he resigned to retain his sanity and for is f amil y. • has been a Freeman associate : y ears. erce d Freeman as a target for criticism by Republicans on the county commission. As such, the attorney's position was a I Fr I.-'- r-' ' rn _. . Williams said it's time to act on the attorney issue - .•g - -+ . s 3 go + + 3 law firm would, if the Stephenson firm is selected. French submitted Stephenson's name. But French said he wasn't aware Lef fler had applied for the interim po tion T rrpb r'-1 I ffltr had applier' however, for the lead attorney's pos ition in the newly created legal denartment Asked • o rel•i ea e names o1 appl can , Williams replied, "1 think the proper time would be tomorrow. • — 2 county commission accept _________ 'nd 2 Tuesday's Both Leffler and Stephenson reportedly Iiave submitted applications for the position. The interim attorney's position opened after Asst. County Atty. r / considered at in - - 4-B &A 4-B Editorial Dear Abby DrL.amb I-A Hospital Obituaries $-A -A Televisto° Weather Women 1-B I-B 4-8 .4w4 ., h - -- -e �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL . Monday, Dec. 13, 1q71 . Evening Hera ld , Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 13 1s Big Day SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. Is 2361-CA - 04-EE File Number ?A-US-C;% In Re The Marriage of Division MABLE W 'ARtIER, In Re: Estate of Petitioner, EVELYN WALKER MILLS. and Dec JOHNNIE BARBER. NOTICE OF For W. M inch, J. Carter... Blumenthal, Pfeiffer WASHINGTON (AP) This Is the day that Walter Minch of Parma, Ohio, and 537 other relativcl, unknown Americans are going to elect a president of the United States. Minch and his colleagues are members of one of the nation's oldest and most exclusive colleges the electoral college. Under the Constitution, the electoral college, and not the 79 million persons who voted last month, selects the next president. Minch Is one of the majority of electors pledged to Jimmy Carter, who has been acting as President-elect since Nov. 2 in anticipation of today's formality. In 50 state capitals and the District of Columbia, 538 presidential electors will meet to cast their ballots. A state's electoral total is equal to the number of congressmen and senators from the state, plus three for the District of Columbia. The man who gets 270 votes wins. . If all goes predictably, Carter will get 297 votes and President Ford will get 241. The resul will be sent to Washington and officially announced Jan. 6 by Vice President Nelson Rockefeller. Only then will Carter officially be declared the presldente!ect. The drawn-out schedule is a relic of the slower pace of travel and communications In 1787, when the plan was written. But all does not always go predictably. In Ohio, a group of. Republicans is seeking a ruling from a federal Judge that would block Minch and Ohio's other 24 Carter electors from voting in Columbus. They claim vote fraud tainted Carter's 11,000.vote victory there last month. — Likely Cabinet Choices Sources close to ATLANTA (AP) President-elect Carter say his Treasury secretary will be Bendix Corp. Chairman W. Michael Blumenthal, an international economics specialist who served in two previous Democratic administrations. Carter, who holds further meetings today with other cabinet prospects, also was said to be "almost certain" to name Jane Cahill Pfeiffer, a former vice president of IBM Corp., as commerce secretary. — — Even il their sultsucceeded, Carter would stand a good chance tobe elected, since he would expect to receive fl2 votes, lwomore than the necessary majority. There Is no constitutional requirement that the electors vote for the candidate to whom they are pledged. In 1972, for example, Virginia elector Roger MacBride, pledged to Richard Nixon, voted instead for John Hospers, that year's libertarian party presidential candidate. MacBride himself was the Libertarian I candidate this year. NEW YORK (AP) —Former Black Panther leader Eldridge Cleaver says that his turn from militantism to Christianity has cost him dozens of friends. Speaking at an evangelical rally at Madison Square Garden's Felt Forum on Sunday, Cleaver, who lived in exile seven years to avoid trial for attempted murder in the United States, said he and his wife, Kathleen, had been baptized in Southern California Oct. 10. "When I began to talk to my old friends about the way that things were looking to me I began to lose them, at first one by one, and then by the dozens, and then, just in droves." Cleaver is free on $100,000 bail. 2 Taken. After Car Lootingby MARTINEZ, Ga. (AP) — One member of the Georgia Motorcycle Rights Organization plans to use her political connections in an upcoming lobbying effort for repeal of motorcycle safety laws. She's Gloria Spann, 50-year-old sister of President-elect Carter. "I intend to advance the goals (of the organization) by contacting local legislators, speaking freely with members of the Carter administration and with my brother, especially, on the rights of riders," Mrs. Spann said Sunday. Catholics Win Forgiveness Seminole Memorial Hospital. Johnson. Motsinger. John E Polk. The Florida Highway Patrol missing'from a motel room. In. - Trismer, & Sharp, P A Sheriff, Police said Williams was cut charged Vicente J. Guerrero, - prior thefts bedspreads were BY: S Winifred J. Shar p Seminole County, Florida reported that Randall Gerald when he tried to break up the 24, of 2405 Jefferson Court, apparently used to cover 9 100 East Robinson Street Publish Nov 72. 29, Dec 6. 13. 1976 Leary, 37, of Altamonte fracas. Orlando, Florida 32*01 . Sanford, with leaving the scene television sets being taken from DEF.I00 Publish Dec 6. 13, 20. 2?, 1916 Springs, was jailed in lieu of Grooms was held at county. of a weeke nd accident with rooms. ç)EC 77 $5,000 bond on an aggravated jail in lieu of $8,000 bond. property damage and personal 7 Cars Damaged IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND .' . • Deputy Jim Hibbard reported ,E0R SEMINOLE COUNTY, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS seven autos were damaged In a FLORIDA NAME STATUTE CIVIL ACTION NO. 7'.I7Ø.CAO,.A TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN bivareSaturdaynightaccldent JAMESW MAY and ERMA MAY, NOTICE is hereby given that the At .' ) oh on SR-436 at AcademyDrive, his wife, . - - • - ift - - . , su POUCI CI,I' Forest City. r. ''• - p1 _ 5 ((4i?, .4ir1 S's 20 51j.,) • hQ.n, OII.I'r , 4i r t?,,Mcntn )? V. i.. I Want to Know "What's Happening" in Seminole County? Read The Evening Herald SUBSCRIBE NOW—CALL 322.2611 Evening Heiald ' Lega . /4 THE TOPS The Policeman and Fireman of' the Year, as designated by th e Longwood Groves Civic Association, are presented plaques by Douglas Keller, Longwood po lice and tire chief. (Second from left), Charles Vargo, top po liceman; and Alan Brown,-top fireman. At left Is Paul Corbley of the IA)ngwood Groves Ci%'k' Association. - r .. :— ' ' ,' 11111 _k . _ '.at .i _ . 11 __________ .. :'. .''i . . - -- . , -' L i. ONG iv L s. OOK is School get some real pointers from experts during Career Week. Left, Hanger Charles H. Harp of the Longwood forestry station explains activities of the Forestry Service, Biggest problem of rangers is fire, he told class, Pupils at Lakeview Middle AHEAD ra ON CAREER WEEK A&. Right, attractive ente rt ainer Anna Lee Heard, 101 E. Seventh St., Sanford, explains some of the fun and advantages of the entertainment world. Lakeview program was one of several designed to provide students with a long look ahead in life. Weekend Victims: Boy, 16, Man, 62 By BOB LI,A)Yl) Herald Staff Writer Sanford aut ho riti es toda y were invest igating two violent weekend d ea ths a 16-year-old boy killed in a sta bbin g incident, and a 62-year-old man who died in an apartment fire. Police said Herndon Ambulance attendants and doct o rs at Seminole Memorial hospital emergency room made valiant efforts to sa ve the life of David Co nrad Wright, 16, of 1604 W. Eighth St., but the youth was prono un ced dead a sho rt time after he was sta bbed near or in the hea rt . Police det ective John Foster said a 16-year-old boy was c ha rg ed with manslaughter in the stabbin g death and held by state Division of Youth Services officials at the Sanford Juvenile Detention Center. Circuit Court Judge Virgil B. Conkhng this mornin g ordered th e juvenile slaying s us pect held In detention at th e Sanford Juven il e Detention Ce nter and ap poin t ed the public defender's office to defend him. Wright was stab bed a bo ut 9p.m. Sa t urda y while on the street in the 1000 bl oc k of Oleander Avenue, offi cers said. Ambulance attendants administered external heart massage at the scene and en route to the hospital in efforts to revive the victim, Foster sa id, and an emergency room physician did emergency o pen heart 11 — — - Canal Fate Vote Nears TALLAHASSEE (AP) A state Cabinet vote Friday may well kill the idea of a canal across the Florida peninsula a dream that began some 300 years ago with the Spanish. — — The Cabinet will vote at the conclusion of two days of hearings on whether to support completion of the controversial, $420-million waterway. • ( N 15".7 l,s u aiiviiips •. Iv sa .... ve •k. ..,_...L_ itie yUULIi S line. Foster wouldn't confirm reports that the two 16-year.olds had argued prior to the stabbing. He said further investigations are being made in the slaying ca.e. Officers said police recovered s "large folding-type knife" that is believed to have been the stabbing weapon. Police said the suspect in the slaying reportedly had recently come to Sanford from Rochester, N.Y. In the fire death, police said the charred body of Archie Abbott, 62, was found in a burned chair after firemen and passetsby extinguished a blaze in his residence, apartment 5, Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford, Sunday afternoon. Police said Abbott lived alone. Firemen were called when neighbors noticed smoke coming from the apartment and Roger Brown, 46, of 503 E. 11th St., knocked open a door to the apartment and fought flames inisde with a garden hose until firemen arrived, according to police. "Flames hit him (Brown) when he opened the door," said police detective Linda Brown. "When he got the flames knocked down he saw the body in the chair." Officials today were reportedly trying to determine lithe fatal fire could have been caused by a cigarette igniting the overstuffed chair where Abbott was found sitting. Sanford City Hall More than 4,700 of us Work at Plans GetRemLook' Southeast Banks.We're dedicated to service in Florida. you the best banki ng 0 — 0 giving By DONNA ESTES 'Meanest' Robber Sought MIAMI (AP) - A robber who takes pleasure in attacking the aged is being sought in an intensive manhunt that has led police to check 30,000 potential suspects in the Miami area since September, says Sgt. William Cauchi. "This man has a particular fetish for preying on the elderly and they're so helpless," Cauchi said. "If you could see the victims. They can hardly get around. In their last year or two years of life to be beaten and tortured like this..." One elderly victim is dead, one raped, one critically beaten and others tied up and terrorized. Cauchi said the burglar passed over things of value and chose small items instead. 0fl.• — Four TALLAHASSEE AP shoplifters now paying for their expertise behind bars are giving unique Christmas gifts seminars on thieving methods for the merchants they once robbed. "The merchants were amazed," said Niceville Road Prison inmate Charles Lockwood of Tallahassee after one of three seminars in West Florida. "They didn't know all this was going on." The four inmates, members of the prison Jaycee chapter, demonstrate six techniques employed in shoplifting and "till tapping," stealing from cash registers. Prison officials said all four were involved in at least one of the six crimes they demonstrate. undersigned, pursuant to the - r: ____ ______ - I- — otice - ')I, I Shoplifters Turn Teachers "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter us os, F lorida Statutes, will register CHARLES C. ESIEY and LINDA with the Cterk of the Circuit Cour. LEE E ST EY, hit wife, in and fec Seminole County, F iorid, Defendants upon receipt of proof of publication NOTICE OF ACTION ' of this notice, the fictitious name. t • •• TO. CHARLES C. ESTEY and. wit THE RACQUET BALL under LINDA LEE ESTEY, l which this party is engaged in his wife business at 200 Swe,fwatey Square, East James Street IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Longwood. Florida Lake Village Apartments. ' That the party Interested in sai d EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. No H-Il CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE business enterprise is as follows Ray Town, Texas 77520 • COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida Way Racquet ba ll & Health YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Clubs. Inc CIVIL ACTION NO: 76.2356-CA-la-C • 20$ Sweetwater Square that an a ction to foreclose !f101' 'longwood. Florida 37150 In Re: the Marriage of tgage on the fOlIwing PfOpqrj1I In MICHAEL WAYNE MOORE, Dated at Orlando, Orartf, Count, Seminole County, Florida • ' ' HuthAr.,I.'.1lti., . Flor i da ..'',,'-, Ind. 114 . L0!5 ! . and 11, Block "j" and FLORIDA WAY RACQUE' ' Mobile Manor Second Section, JAMIE FRANCE3 MCOE, Seminole County, Florida, ac 'INC BALL & HEALTH CLUBS. . .Wife Respondent. cording to p1st lheciof recorded r in NOTICE OF ACTION ' By- 'Paul J. Hegener , ' Plat 1100k Il, Pages ie, 17 and Al. DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE President Public R ecords of Seminole County, TO Jamie Frances Moore Publish: Dec. $, )3, 7_ 2/, 1916 Florida. • 2112 Eastwood Drive -' has been fite,l against you and you DEG 70 Decatur. Georgia are requiredtscopy Serve a coo of your YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED written defenses, it any. 10 it on that an action for Dissolution of PHILLIP H. LOGAN of Marriage as been IlIad against you SHINHOLScR. LOGAN AND and you are required to wry, a copy MONCRIEF, Attorneys for Of your written defenses, if any, to It Plaintiffs, Post Office Box 2211, On the Petitioner-s Attorney, Bill Sanford, Florida 327/1, and bite the McCabe, whose addrou is Suite Original with the Clerk 01 the above 1460, CNA Tower, Orlando. Florida, Court on or before January 11th, 22001, on or before January 10th, 1916; otherwise a Judgment may be 1917 and tile the origInal with the entered against you for the relief Clerk of this Court •lll"q' before demanded in the Complaint 5.rvice on Petitioner's attorney or WITNESSmy hand andtho seal of Immediately thereafter; otherwise this Court nn this 30th day of a default will be entered against you November, 1976, • for the relief demanded in the Arthur H 9ec11Iwith, Jr. Petition. Clerk of the Circuit Court WITNESS my hand and wat be By: Cherry Kay Travis this Court on this 0th day of Deputy Clerk December. 1976. Seal) (Seal) PHILLIPH LOGAN of Arthur H. Bickwlth, jr , SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND Clerk of the Circuit Court MONCRtEF 'By Cherry Kay Travis Attorneys for PIâltlffs Deputy Clerk Post Office Box 1279 PubliSh: Dec. 13. 70. 27, 1976 Jan. 31 Sanford, Florida 37771 1- 77 Publish Dec 6. 13, 20, 27 1976 ULG 52 flFc,t u , .......... ,,: J ___ __ I : ---ft, Io& / ; ,- — , . rI F by .d.1 %,l'Ilf , Plaintiffs, I "- h-' MIAMI (AP) A spokesman for Florida Power and Light Co. says two consumer groups are wrong to claim that the utility overcharged its customers for $53.7 million in 1975 federal income taxes. Gene Autrey, exectttive vice president of FP&L, said the company follows procedures approved by the Florida Public Service Commission and Congress to determine the tax charges included in the rate base. Two Washington-based consumer groups charged Saturday that FP&L had billed customers for federal income taxes that never were paid to the government. ' ' Pub IMc4 Da-IV and Sunday. e cap I Satvvday and Chr,it,na s Da by tP, Sanford Herald, Inc , 300 N FV*rCh Ave Sanford. Eta fl771 SecuAd Class P011aqe Paid at Sanford. Florida 32711 - .No Injuries were reported. Bob Uoyd - . ____ — Monday, December 13. 1916—Vol. 69, No. N f ' ..'t'• ',•- •,\ Florida Utility Explains -- Ewnigig Herald ,I 11 a Deputy Randy Pittman '\ t•,,,., i ' 3 low . WALKER'S CAY, Bahamas (Al') Millionaire industrialist Robert Abplanalp says treasure crews are replacing 50 coral-encrusted cannons and other artifacts on the ocean floor in a unique marine project near Walker's Cay. Abplanalp said he expects work to be completed this week to restore the site where the Spanish warship San Juan Evangelista sank in the summer of 1714, "When I first saw the wreck site there was a massive amount of marine life around it," Abplanalp said. "After the salvage operation was completed and everything seemingly valuable removed from the wreck, the home for this marine life was totally destroyed. "The idea struck me that it would be a total waste not to rnstore the wreck site as nearly as possible like we found it. The site could then be monitored by scientists to gain important information. In this way, the wreck would be far more valuable then totally destroying it," 2325 • M. 4 ' _, JACKSON, Tenn. (AP) — For the second straight weekend, Bishop Carroll T. Dozier has granted thousands of Roman Catholics mass forgiveness of sins at a "Rite of Reconciliation." About 2,000 persons attended Sunday's service.. Last Sunday in Memphis, 12,000 people took part in what was then an unprecedented ceremony in the United States. .._k/ \4 __ ____ __ -. • "!' ,.,' i .0,1111111 fJ - ' WASHINGTON (AP) — The departing Ford administration is handing the incoming Carter team a raft of unfinished energy business, ranging from fuel taxes to the fate of the nuclear breeder reactor. Summarizing the transition briefing given to Carter's staff, Stanley Doremus, deputy assistant interior secretary for program development, and budget, said offshore oil and Western coal development pose major policy questions for future officials of the Carter administration. a — -- a Team Briefed On Energy ii, I I Carter Sister To Lobby ,it - ' •, , , 1, ,I 50 Artifacts In Ocean ! ING staiiiieft - 13,1176--]A --•.---e 11 - __ ~ ~ - Treasure Crews Recycling support WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — People who placed winning bets on last weekend's Delaware football lottery will have to settle for a refund. The state canceled all bets, fearing it might come out a loser. Lottery Director Peter M. Simmons announced that the Touchdown II game was canceled because the state's point spread on several games had become especially popular, creating the possibility that the state would have to pay out more in winnings than it took in on bets. . IN BRIEF And For 1 7 Floridians 'Minus' Pool Cancels Lottery 11=1 am= Monday, Dec. -- una In __= FLORIDA Post Office Drawer C, Sanford, DAVIS & McINTOSH. Post Office I Actions like MacBride's are rare. But it is custom and political BOX 1330. Sanford, Florida, 32771. on Florida The personal represen i 'alive of the estate is JERRY or before January 17. 1977, and file party discipline, not the force of law, that prevent maverick votes WALKER MILLS, whose address is the original with the Clerk of thi 5 from negating the will of the people as expressed in the popular 2017 South Magnolia Avenue. Court either before service on vote. Sanford, Florida The name and Petitioner's attorney or im The framers of the Constitution, in fact, did not envision di rect address of the personal represen mediately thereafler , otherwise a tative's attorney are set forth below default will be entered agalnst;u election by the peole of the president. In an age of monarchies, All per sons having claims or for the relief demanded in the direct election smacked too much of anarchy. demands against the estate are Petition, to wit: A dissolution of THREE marriage; Permanent custody of thà As Alexander Hamilton wrote in "The Federalist," it was required, WITHIN MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF minor children born issue of the "peculiarly desirable to afford as little opportunity as possible to THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF marriage, WARREN L. BARBER. tumult and disorder." THIS NOTICE, to tile with the clerk PHYLLIS C BARBER, CYNTHIA The Hamiltonlans felt that the election of a president was too c'f tte ,stvve court a written C. BARBER, F ELECIA A. BAR statement of any claim or demand BER. and LATONYA D. BAR Important to leave directly to the people. They envisioned the they may have. Each claim must be BER. in the Petitioner; lump sum in writing and must indicate the alimony of the real property the best interests of the nation. basis for the claim, the name and described below; permanent child address Of the creditor or his agent support; recognition of special The system has given the nation three presidents who did not or attorney, and the amount equity in the jointly owned real and get the most popular votes: John Quincy Adams In 1824; claimed If the claim is not yet due, personal property of the pares Rutherford B. Hayes In 1876; and Benjamin Harrison In 1888. — the date when it will become due including award of the real property shall be stated If the claim is owned by the parties as tenants by contingent or unliquidated, the the entireties to the Petitioner. said nature of the uncertainty shall be property being more particularly stated If the claim is secured, the de Scribed as follOws: I Lot It, Block F, West Sanford security shalt be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient Realty Company's Subdlviion, copies of the claim to the clerk to according to the pl a t thereof enable the clerk to mail one copy to recorded in Plat Book Son Page 96 of the Public Records of Seminole each personal representative, TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The 17 Florida members All persons interested ln the estate County, Florida. constitutionally mandated winnertake-all system, of the Electoral College have no doubt about who will win to whom a copy of this Notice of together with the furniture. fur deno.nced every four years as an undemocratic Administration has been mailed are nishings and fixtures contained the election toda, -. heir votes go for Democrats Jimmy anachronism, Pres ident Ford will get no Florida votes THREE therein, required, WITHIN Carter of Georgia and Walter F. Mondale of Minnesota. WITNESS my hand and official MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF even through he won 46 per cent with 1,469,000 votes. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF seal of said Court on the 0th day of The Carter-Mondale presidential ticket carried Florida This year's electors are littleknown. They include state THIS NOTICE, to file any object ions December. A 0 1976 with 1,636,000 votes. lawmakers, party functionaries, legislative aides and they may have that challenges the (Seal) wives of party workhorses. Art hur H. Beckwith. Jr. validly of the decerdent's will. "When the people voted for Cart er an d Mondale they Clerk of the Circuit Court the Qualfications of the personal "The party wo ul d never have selected them if they really vot ed for these ele ct o rs," said Pa ul Schnitt, press representative, or the venue- or Seminole Country, Florida weren't bona fide Democrats and weren't pledged to secretary to Gov. Reubin Askew, who set up today's jurisdiction of the court By Cherry Kay Travis Carter and Mondale," Schnitt said. "It's a perDeputy Clerk ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND session in Askew's office. "Their votes were counted as OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED STEt4STROM. DAVIS I functory thing." votes for these electors." McINTOSH WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Th e voters are Charles Whitehead of Panama City, Electors votes are the only ones that count in the Date of,tt'e first publication of thiS Flagship Bank of Sanford— Phyllis Bleiweis of Gainesville, Arnett Girardeau of Nnice of Administration' Suite 22 Electoral College, the body composed of representatives December 6th, 1976. Post Office Box 11)0 Jacksonville, Wayne Bailey of DeLand, Tensi Shirly of from all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Under the Sanford, Florida 37111 Jerry Walker Mills Orlando, Hazel Evans of St. Petersburg, Helen Glenau of U.S. Constitution, each state has one elector for each Attorneys for Petitioner As Personal Represents Bartow, Georgia Ninos of Cocoa, Morris Bishop of Fort five of the Estate of 'Publish Dec. I). 20.2/, 1976, Jan, 3 member of Congress. 197/ Evelyn Walker Mills Myers, William Clark of West Palm Beach, Ann Cramer Today Is the date Congess set for electors In each state DEC SI Deceased of Miramar, Nancy Abrams and Tony Perez of Miami, Attorney for Person al to ballot. Florida law requires electors to ta ke an oath MariaDuranandSethGordonofcoconutGroveand Duch R e presentative IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE vowing to vote for the nominees of the party they Silver and Richard Salem of Tampa. Frank C Wtsigham, Esquire EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL represent. P0 Box 1330, . The expenses of each elector will be picked up by the CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Sanford, Florida 32771 So Carter will receive all the state's votes. Under the SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA state. . Telephone: (305) 322 2171 CASE NO 76.I642CA-09.EE J PubliSh Dec. 6. I). 1976 I PAN AMERICAN BANK OF DEG 21 ORLANDO, N A. formerly known as Citizens National Bank Q, Orlando, N OTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Plaintiff, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that vi virtue of that certain Writ f WILLIAM F HALL and CAROL Execution is su ed Out of and under HALL, ' his wife, and JOHN A -- --, _.I .-- 6--.,-.- -'0 iC UVflTy I,.Oijfl 0! Seminole sheriffs deputies assault charge after a man and injuries. Guerrero was held In OrangiCounty, Florida, upona tinal BALDWIN, early Sunday arrested two theft woman reported that Defendants man county jail lnlleuof$5,000 bond. Judgment render ed in the aforesaid NOTICE OF ACTION suspects In Fern Park after pointed a handgun at them In court on the 79th day of January, 10' CAROL HALL. and all partiei 5 Sleep During Robbery A o 1916, in that certain case on ha area residents pursued two men the parking lot of Valley Forge ving or claiming to have any In w ee kend burglaries and titled. Uslife Credit Corporation, on foot when a $284 stereo tape Apartments at Altamonte right, title or interest In the pr operty Plaintiff. v Columbus Lattimore, thefts, sheriff's detectives herein described player was allegedly stolen Springs. Jr.. a k a, J C Lattimore. Jr. and today were probing the daring SS'erlene ADDRESS UNKNOWN Lattimore a k a Sherlene from an auto. Sanford police Jailed Hugh YOU ARE HEREBY NOT IFlI nighttime burglary of a Non,, Defendant, which, af or esaid that the a bove named Plaintiff has Booked at county jail at Bryan Dyson, 18, of 1901 southwest ' Seminole residence Writ of Execution was delivered to filed a Complaint in the a bo ve styled Sanford In lieu of $5,000 bond Ma:shall Ave., Sanford, In lieu me as Sheriff of Seminole County, w hile five perso ns inside were Court for the foreclosure of a oneh ,,n .n.,.nrl -h.. ..I itivt --- - --- ----.1 Florida, and I have levied upon 5fl6•M IuI_lIJ vi .I,WU uviiu, on u grand the mortgage encumbering the sleeping. following described prop er wn ty o ed were Craig Roger. Davis, 18, of la rce ny of auto charge. followi ng described real pro perty Gamb li ng Raid Nets One . Deputy Frank J. Ambrose by Columbus Lattimore. Jr. said Lot 6. Block' B. THE COLON Huron Trail, and Robert Z Hurt ln Tavern Fight Sheriff's deputies Sunday said the burglars entered the property being located in Seminole NADES FIRST SECTION according Braxton Henry, 18, of 250 County, Florida, more particularly Dennis Grooms, 24, of afternoon arrested a Lake residence of Mrs. Delores to the plat thereof as recorded in Seneca Trail, both of Maitland. Seminole Gardens Apartments, County man at Altamonte Jameson, at 10104 Caliente described as follows Plat Book IS. Pages 79 I. 00, Public Lot U. Block 0, Merril Park, ac Records of Seminole County, Deputies reported that James Sanford, was arrested by Springs on charges of keeping a Way, by an unlocked cording to. Plat Book 0. Page door and Florida Public Records of Seminole County. Roy Horton, of Casselberry, Sanford police on charges of gambling house and possession made off wi You are commanded to file your th diam ond r ings Florida was visiting at the residence of aggravated battery written defenses to said Comptart and of gambling paraphernalia, and watches valued at $1,500. ard the underSigned as Sheriff of with the Clerk of E. J. Maloney, 201 Spartan aggravat ed assault after an thol 4bovenam,1111 Se minole County. Florida, will at C Irwin B. Camenson, 40, of 30 . 'I'V Set Stolen ou rt and to servo a copy therecl Drive, Fern Park, when Horton incident at the Tiago Tavern, 00 AM on the 14th day f Wacassa Trail, Sorrento, was upon the attorneys hereinbelow not At the Day's Inn, SR-46 and 1. December, A D 1976, and Maloney saw two men 1013 W. 13th St. otter for sale later than January 6th, 1977 released from county jail after 4, west of Sanford, television, and 511,1 to the highest bidder, fo r running from Horton's car with WITNESS my hand and seal 01 the Police said Nathaniel Bailey, he posted $5,000 bond. thieves made off with a color cash, subject to any and all existing Court at Sanford. Florida, this lid the tape player. Maloney, 25, of 913W. 12th St., was cut on !eins.t the Front (West) Door Of According to jail records, the television for the third weekend the Seno day of December, 1976 mile County Courthouse in Hcs'ton and other citizens gave the left arm in a disturbance in , arrest was made by vice squad in a row. (SEAL) Sanford. Florida. the above foot chase and deputies the bar. Officers said Bailey agents - at 680 Sabal Palm Arthur H Beckwith, Jr described personal property. Deputy John Hawkins said Clerk of the Circuit Court arrested the two suspects and bartender Leroy Williams Circle, Altamonte Springs. That said sate is being made to the $350 television and an satisfy the terms of • By' Jean E Wilke short time later. . said Writ of . were treated for cuts at Hit-Run Charge Deputy Clerk - orange-colored bedspread were Execu tio n . Gun Charge Holds Man Cleaver Losing Pals '. ADMINISTRATION NOTICE OF ACTION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 10 JOHNNIE BARBER 6S38 South Wolcott THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL C hicago , Illinois 6.0636 OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an IN THE ESTATE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED action for Dissolution of Marr'je that the administ, at ion of the estate has been tiled against YOU and vou of EVELYN WALKER MILLS, are requredtoservea copy of your deceased, File Number 76365 CP. is written defenSes. II any, to it on W. McINTOSH, pending in the Circuit Court for KENNETH Semin ole County, Florida, Probate ESQUIRE, Petitioner's attorney. Division, the address of which is whose address is STENSTROM. ' e IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUi r COURT. IN AND NA110N IN BRIEF Legal Notice Legal Notice Ie -..- - Herald Staff Writer Watson and Co. architects, represented by Wayne Heasley, will present alte rn ate plans for Sanford's proposed new city hail cunuplex at a 7 o'clock meeting of city commission tonight. City Commissioner John Morris and City Manager W.E. Knowles have been vocal critics of the proposed horizontal design for the planned two-story complex, the first floor of which is to be left open for future expansion and the second floor developed. Knowles, recently submitted a sketch of the facility, which would Include a legislative wing on the first floor and change the building into an ''L-shaped'' structure. In other business tonight, public hearings are scheduled to consider: rezoning a portion of property abutting South Sanford I Avenue to general commercial; rezoning a portion of property i : abutting Lake Drive to restrictive commercial; rezoning a portiun of property between 24th Pla ce and 25th Street and between French Avenue and Laurel Avenue to apartment, institutional and office building district and vacating and abandoning a portion of a utility easement between Hiawatha Avenue and Iroquois Avenue and, be tw ee n Or lan do Drive and Santa Barbara Drive. Th e commission will consider: a request to designate a representative to Seminole Comm unity A ct ion Inc.; a r eq u est to wa.ve lot cleaning charges; recommendations from the planning and zoning comm ission; a request for depositories for city funds in 1977; aut horizing the mayor, city clerk and city attorney access to the city's safe deposit box. You can count on t i \'hitt Cdli YOU CXXCt I ütii Florida's largest banking group, with over $I. I billion iii asscts Peüplc anxious to help sou. Courteous, respon. sive, professional hankers who understand your individual and business niu'cds The broadest range of personal banking services available And it cur ,, i Ilit' porate and lntci national banking cap.Ihillt unmatched, not only to Florida. but the entire Southeastern U S. Stop by one of our 47 banks throughout the state and see for yourself why more and more peepie depend on us every day Southeast Banks You can count ______________ - .-'— '- - Longwood Council, 7:30 p.m. A r equest from Rod Cable to rezone a Ixircvl at the north east corner of Sanlando Springs Drive (SR 434) and Grant St reet from business district (restrictive commercial ) to commerci al will be co nsider ed by the Longwood city co unc il tonight. (Jtheritcnisonthi' agenda include: Mayor James H. Lou-mann's repo rts on the Depa rtments of Public Safety and Public Works (according to new policy all items Co do with these de part ments will be re ported by the mayor); reports from the cha rt er review committee, on a Dictaphone Corp. recording system and recommendations from the Land Planning Agency. The co nvenience store application for a site on SR -4Z7 from John L Mucklervy, a safety program for the city, and an Insurance program for city employes wil l be considered. I Pt Casselberry Council, 7:30 p.m. The Casselberry City Council at. 7:30 tonight is expected to recommendation from Mayor Geral d Christensen that Donald WilLson, top vo te-getter in last week's city election, be - appointed to fill the unexpired city co uncil term extending to early in Janua ry of r es ign ed- Charles Glascock. Other action at the meeting Includes: public hearing and second rea di ng of an ordinance revising off-street parking and loadin g req ui rements, cert ification of the city election; first reading of an ordina nce amending closing hours for sale of alcoholi c be verages; a request f rom James H. Hammond, approval of the - approve a -preliminary plat of Lago Vista. Unwarted Items Cluttering Your House? 1 1, A Classified Ad Can Mdke Room In Your House And Money In Your Pocket I Call. 322-2611 or 831-9993 To Place Your Money Making Ad. Winter Springs Council, 7:30 P.M. Montly reports. of all departments will be given at th e meeting toni ght of the Winter Springs City Council. Th e council will consider: on second reading an amendment to the planned unit development (PUD) ordinance, an interlocal agreement with the City of Or lando on regional sewers; Councllinan John Dani els' report on an inspector and report from the mayor's office. I .-. - i,',; ' , • ..' i. !I44 1.4.4 C...,, i-. —..ww ..4,,i UW,, '.... 'i I.- .. i. ' .' .'.'. 1.4 .,,,4 1.44 w.g.a , • '.4. ,t '.-...J i.q i..aw'.i 1.è 4 '.i.';.,. ae4 -_ i,, . .. %, •• ;." S '4- -46.'-4 ),,.,4 '.41...4 5.4 4 Ib4. ,'i I i'..'., 4 i.'.5 1X1, ,$ 1.1 11' S..41W.4 1.4 4 l.a (%-w ' -4'. -' ,' il..,i'.s, i1*'Y "- : • 6,,.,5 i.i' '0 ' •0 I..di..l 1.44 I64 i', t '14-.4 5.4 .4 L.., ,. ,,? t - - - -- . ' '-. . - '' ' ''''*' h.a 1.44 ' ' t4..ei.4.,.1...S.. -s.,, . :' ..:'' : 'i ' •,:. *4., .d i;,* I-4 ; .' • '- '--,.r=; - - .. -, . ,. �Evening 4 \ Fld:\t Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ii .vi: SAN( )l u). li . I ( It -12•2j1 I Around - L The Clock By El) PItICKETT A Strong Voice From the distance of Plains, Ga., Presidentelect Jimmy Carter betrays some frustration at news of the 6 per cent price increase for rolled steel announced by the major steel firms. He has questioned the need for it, and the wisdom of posting it at a time when our foreign oil suppliers are arguing that higher prices of manufactured goods are justifying an increase in oil prices. But those comments are the extent of the role Mr. Carter is likely to play in affecting the price increase. He has expressed his belief that "jawboning" by the government is preferable to wage or price controls as a means of keeping inflation in check. Until Jan. 20, however, he possesses a jawbone that isn't attached to the body of the government and he cannot expect the steelmakers to be more than polite listeners to what he has to say. In Washington, President Ford's Council on Wage and Price Stability has accused the industry of trying to "jump the gun" and is still analyzing data which purports to justify the price increase. But the council's jawbone is attached to an administration whose influence is waning with each turn of the calendar. It's as bad a season for jawboning in Washington as it is in Plains, and we doubt if the steel price increase could occasion anything like President John F. Kennedy's memorable chewing-out of steelmakers in 1962. Not that the circumstances are the same today. In fact, demand for flat steel has been weak enough that the announced price increase may take effect more on paper than in the marketplace, where producers have been discounting their prices lately in the press of competition. It is not unfair to speculate that the industry is looking to the future, when the higher posted price may be more realistic and will be in place without inviting the attention of a Carter Administration with real strength behind it. Mr. Carter cannot repeat often enough what he said at his Nov. 15 news conference that he would avoid mandatory wage and price controls "barring some national calamity." This could discourage any round of price increases based on anticipation that the new administration will pursue an economic policy involving direct intervention in wage and price decisions. Both industry and labor may be troubled by this period of uncertainty. It calls for patience and restraint in. viewing the double-edged dilemma of recession and inflation. There are issues that must remain in limbo, despite the link of the transition team between Mr. Carter and the White House. Mr. Ford's responsibilities as President are not diminished, but his ability to make credible and lasting decisions or policy moves is clearly diluted. There is a limit, however, to how much ofa. hiatus in leadership the nation can accept asa consequence of this transition. As it is, there are repercussions abroad. "There is a need to talk to the United States," a Common Market minister remarked the other day, "but there is no United States to talk to at the moment." That's an exaggeration, of course, but it should get some attention both in Washington and in Plains. Mr. Ford should not hesitate to speak and act with the authority of the presidency as he, sees fit d.uring the next few weeks. Mr. Carter should be .s frank and as open as possible in discussing his contemplated plans and policies. There is too much at stake for the most powerful office in the world to be in a prolonged eclipse. — . H Dean, you remember, was the idol of the Open your hail locker at junior or high school, and there was sure to be a picture of James Dean, the rebel, staring you In the face. Especially if the locker belonged to a girl, lie was the s ur e 'nuff matinee idol of teenagers across the nation. His movies, "Rebel Without A Cause" and "East of Eden," became cause celebres, and half the people in any given junior high school walked around wearing red windbreakers, similar to the one Dean wore in "Rebel." M'ntti. America Needs : , ____ % rtk. j ti'ni: M o nth. $2 40: 1 fl lit I \I.ul In Florida !fill' as Inuit iIthvtr A!! nil! \1h, 0 Mnttm. 20. 12 Mrith $3240 l%cr crashed and burned. He was a king in the moviemaking industry, and he was dead before reaching 30. Dean was a loner, and portrayed a confused young man. As such, he is sometimes compared to the youth of today. Dean didn't "bum out." lie hung in there, right up to the end. lie was a bright young man, who once proclaimed that to be able to write fiction was his highest aspiration. Somehow, though, Dean couldn't adlust long enough, stay alive long enough, to ize his ambition of becoming a novelist. real On the other hand, many social critics say Dean was too Sensitive, too real to stay alive in a Pepsi Cola culture that thrives on the dollar and tromps on the feelings of the too sensitive. In other words, they say Dean had to die young, because he had no place else to go, at least within the confines of the existing social system. Choose your own reasons. It doesn't matter, really. Because of James Dean, only his movies and mum- W.VNI': 1). 1)OVLE. Publisher N( )li1 •\N It, ()SIIHIN. F:dI'(,r .Ii SE I'I I I V N 11 U:'h I J:. Advertising Diret t or I6 i It has been said of James Dean that by bling he said all the necessary things you can never communicate through the use of correct and proper words. So, Dean mumbled, and, somehow, he communicated all the things disturbed youth wishes he could say through the use of more conventional method-, like speech. 2:1 .. ir Monday. December 13, 1916-4A H n Monday, Dec. 13, 1976-11A HebiWd James Dean was the eternal misfit, right up to the day he died when the Porsche he was driving TOM TIED his image remain. But the Image was of sufficient stature to last on into the 1970s. Even today, you can go in some pubs and see pictures of James Dean on the walls. Placed there, probably, by persons who lived In the '50s, persons who saw James Dean swagger across the movie screen and never Forgot that he. represented the eternal outsider, the one who always would be on the outside looking in. And except for those he was close to, and they were few, an outsider that's what James Dean stood for WORLD IN BRIEF 6 looking In. - MADRID, Spain (AP) An obscure ultra-leftist group has demanded that 15 political prisoners be flown to freedom in Algeria in exchange for the release of a kidnaped adviser to King Juan Carlos. Police roadblocks ringed Madrid as the police raided vacant apartments and questioned dozens of persons in an intensive manhunt for Antonio Maria de Oriol, the 63- B ill .I c) J, : ~'; -h (I., lot f'~, - ,.k (,..'.~ , 0-1~ 1 , ,,,~, I- "? ,! '4, j . I _, f: ,.— , :-, ,.,.~ eXV,,'->t !t. -,~, ~ #'-.— ,, Carter : Liability? P I 0 ~ , - ,~Ii; :' I PLAINS, Ga. As we all know by now Billy Carter, the yo un ger brother of the Presidentelect, Is in enthusiastic agreem ent with H.L. Mencken's definition of prohibitionists: they are not the kind of people one would care to have a drink with. The First Brother is a boozer. lie is a man who believes that absinthe makes the heart grow fonder. Some years ago he engineered a repeal of this community's dry law, and th en won for himself what is still the only commercial beer license in town. Now he says very proudly that he has 'a red neck, white socks and Blue Label beer." None of this is of much moment to America, but it seems of importance to the cornmunications industry. Billy Carter is a number for hundreds of reporters grown atrophied from his brother's near stifling piety. Everything Jimmy is, BiUy isn't and the media knows from experience that this paradox has possibilities. Remember Sam Houston Johnson? lie was the errant baby brother of LBJ. And he was always good for fill on a slow news day. Usually the fill was an embarrassment for the President, and so much the better. Brother Sam was also a fellow who, in G eo rge Nathan's phrase, drank to make other people Interesting. While Lyndon was winning the presidency In 1964 by the greatest landslide in `.. ill. , I ;,I, :* UBJC1' - ' : i , f\çAF.- 1 , , .1,1*1'. 'I L. - :- :" I . 'v" Product Lawsuits Increase MONTREAL (AP) The Quebec government has dropped all remaining charges against self-confessed abortionist Dr. Henry Morgenta Icr and asked the federal justice department to consider changes in the law under *40 There has been a lot of talk lately about the growing number of product liability lawsuits claims against businesses or manufacturers for injuries caused by allegedly unsafe or defective products as well as the growing size P awards. As evidence of both trends, the number of such claims in 1975 was 50 per cent higher than in 1971, an d th elollar vol um e of claims in 1975 was three and one-half times that of 1973. Much of the talk has come, not surprisingly, from the insurance industry, which has to foot the Immediate bill for damages when a court or jury finds a manufacturer at fault. In the final analysis, of course, it is the general public whib pays the bill when the higher cost of insurance premiums is passed along in the form of higher prices for consumer products. Which may be all right, and the only way it can work. The trouble, however, is that the present system is inordinately enriching the few, especially lawyers, at the expense of the many, charges one insurance Industry spokesman. Not only has American society adopted a "sue complex" but shortcomings In our tort system are encouraging too many frivolous lawsuit says Ro bert T. Clayton, president of the l75,000 member strong Independent Insurance Agents of America. Thanks to the contingency fee method, whereby a lawyer is paid a percentage of the PRIC~~ . ______________ ______________ 'J ________ which he was tried. Quebec Justice Minister Marc-Andre Bedard said Friday it would be a waste of time to open a fourth trial against Uie 53-year-o!d doctor because he "has been acquitted three times by different juries in the last few ' " -s 4 p. r'w" . ' ,.. / 1E s " :. i '' '. ':P ' - ________ . _______ .. . \ NPU1"RfA. _______ __________ , . .. , 1%.er,&ATUTes Hot Line JOHN CUNNIFF Fo a South Carolina hospital. Besides this he gambled, womanized and reportedly passed at least one bad check. rec as i ng t NEW YORK (AP)— Inundated now by the tidal torrent of economic forecasts that in this Yes, Sam was fun copy. Particularly when he election year has surged especially strong, we was accused by a congressman of using a White can quite easily be blinded to some realities, House credit car d to take personal jo ur neys. And among them: . also when he and a divorcee landed in a Mexican —Economic forecasters are as human as Jail for reasons still un clear. Poor Lyn don; at weathermen. Relying upon the latter's advice various times during his administration he you sometimes leave your umbrella at home and would not speak to his brother at all. get caught in a downpour. On the economic front, Then, during the Nixon regime, there was it happened in 1974. brother Donald. He was not so earthy a story as —Unlike the weatherman, the economic was Sam Johnson, but he had his fascinations, forecaster seldom affixes a probability perOnce, for example, he used a $13,000 piece of centage to his reports. Albert Cox, head 'of property to secure a $2115,000 loan from recluse Merrill Lynch Economics does, but most of the Howard Hughes; skeptics said Donald's more big names prefer to be seen as prophets. t an gible collateral was his kinship to the — The m ot to of forecasters, as expressed b) president. Walter Heller, the former chairman of the Donald Nixon's entrepreneurship was so Council of Economic Advisers, and now an adpicious he was an occasional pal of viser to Jimmy Carter, is: "We are often wrong, fugitive-financier Robert Vesco that even the but never in doubt," President became concerned. Much to the —Neve rt hel ess, forecasters have almost no amusement of the press, the White house put a control over events, such as wars, droughts and tap on Donald's telephone and assigned grim frost in the citrus belt, nor over the minds of Secret Service agents to shadow the brother's those who influence events, such as George personal activities. Meany, the consumer and Jimmy 'Carter. Finally, and more recently, there was Gerald —Economists are more than just inclined Ford's half-brother Leslie King. No black sheep toward the belief that if you forecast, forecast of. parallels here, for King was no trouble maker. ten. They practice It. When a forecast is upset by But when tie died last month in an auto accident, events, another Is Issued. lie with the latest the President did not attend the funeral. The forecast, forecasts best. ' ,. White House says the br others were not close;" —Rarely do eviomic forecasters apologize. If ' one suspects that If Ford were to continue In events do not cooperate, they take great pains to office the media would vigorously follow up that explain to those not as perceptive as they that, rather sad reasoning. for example, If only consumers had soent . - - . . . . . . years. Dr. Morgentaler, who during trials admitted to aborting more than 6,000 women at his east-end Montreal clinic, said it was "about time" he was left alone after suffering "all kinds of injustices for six and one half - ___________ . Foibles years." Portuguese Socialists Ahead LISBON, Portugal (AP) Portugal's returns from nationwide local elections as a referendum on Premier Mario Soares' four-month-old government, viewed The Socialists had 30.8 per cent of the votes counted, down considerably from the 36.9 per cent they got in the April parliamentary to election. But Soares claimed a victory and said that returns from the cities of Lisbon. Oporto, Coimbra and Faro would increase his party's share. Election officials said less than 20 per cent of the votes Sunday were tabulated, and it was too soon to, predict the outcome. Panel Says Paper Was Unfair OTTAWA (AP) The Ontario Press Council has upheld it readers complaint that - the-Ottawa Citizen failed to publish letters on both sides of the abortion issue. The 21-member press council, which considers complaints from the public about the conduct of the press, said "in fairness to the readers the newspaper should aim at a balanced presentation of an issue." 'I Henry W. Mason of Ottawa complaind that the Citizen did not publish letter replying to a published letter which said that a fetus lacks civil rights because it is not yet a legal entity. Smith Rejects Proposals GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) 'I . Prime Minister Ian Smith returned home to Rhodesia again today after rejecting new British proposals for the transfer of power to his nation's black majority. Informed so urces said I e new plan called for a direct British role in the government of the breakaway colony during the transition from from white to black rule, including possible British control of military and police forces. -- . * . . - , . - :. ' - Grayson is espe cially pleased with an upcoming charity bazaar. them." The event is scheduled for late January and all area organizations are being encouraged to reserve booth space. "There will be cash awards for the best, second and third best booths," says Grayson. Among other events typically scheduled for the mall are choral and band programs by area schools. Grayson says there is no fee for use of the mall facilities. . Grayson, who lives in Altamonte Springs with his wife, Sharon, and daughter. Corrie, is a central Florida native, lie was - ) r MARK C.RAYSON - Grayson adds that almost any shopping need can either be met now or will be met by the stores which he is now seeking for the mall. "In June we had 40 per cent occupancy rate," says Grayson. That rate is now doubled, the mall is 80 per cent full. And area residents will he able to add one other major purchase to their shopping soon. "We are completing arrangements to lease our supermarket to a major grocery chain. We hope to have them AND SEASONAL FRIEND here some time in January," he says. Grayson likes to point out that a family can go to Interstate Mall for a complete "evening out." "They can shop, ha ve dinner, then go to the show," he says proudly. That pride also shows in the slogan he created for the mall: 'Not the biggest, but the best," 564 OOO Miles, 57 Natio ns Later ... WASHINGTON (AP) A diplomatic era is at an end: After traveling some 564,000 - miles to 57 countries as secretary of state, Henry A. Kissinger is home to stay. "There are no more foreign trips," he said with finality as he new Sunday from London after exploring with British officials for ways to form a transitlon government in Rhodesia. Kissinger, aboard his plane, seemed at ease in gray sweater, blue slacks and black traveling sli ppers. As ), trousers slid below the paunch 'There are no more foreign trips...' :-O' .. -. ----- .- . . ' .. '. - (' . . . 'At the end of the Mondale administration, . - ."' . ,r. . , . - , .. . I he had a diet soft drink for • - ." I will only be 69 years old -. ________ . _ MRS. ROBERTS 'I., .., or had became a custom on the last legs of KissInger's trips as he new abroad to the Middle READINGS IN SESSIONS . BY APPOINTMENT ONLY . ., ei I Mile South of Apopka F1y, 441 Apopka, Florida . to Zambia. There were no special touch- Phone 886-1978 IILNI{'i' KISSIN(E1{ es this last time aboard U.S. Air — Force 86970, KIssinger's fourengine jet, although a few more final trip tq Brussels and lAindon, he even "retired" the senior official who always trayclod with turn and briefed the press under ground rules that required the briefer be identi- Aq S20 Session for $5 tries ranging from Afghanistan dog, a retriever named Tyler, also was there, tugging at the leash to greet his mnasti, r. Kissinger made no statements. At the start of the sixday , This Ad En titles You to .--. East to separate Israel and the Arabs, to the Kremlin and Peking for negotiations, to coun- p'rsonal photographs than usual were taken. At Andrews Air Force Base outside Washington, some two dozen staff aides, their wives and children stood in a drizzle to welcome him ba ck for the last time. The Kissinger family . E.S.P. PSYCHIC READER ' During his 39 months as secretary of state, the champagne ...' — - himself. - - . - ruling Socialist party led today in early award if and when he wins the case for his client, inflated and unreasonable claims can be p ur sued logically, the forecast would have been right at little or no expense to the plaintiff, he says. As —Forecasters often are vain and cocky, a result, many claims are settled out of court for especially when they have behind them an econ- amounts in excess of what is justified simply to ometric model of the economy, one of those avoid t he high cost of legal defense should 14 statistical compilations that allegedly reduces case go to trial. the reliance on subjective opinions. Again, the co mplaint Is from the insur ance —Econometric models often are subjective, industry side. But when lawyers themselves join The numbers used are often processed first the chorus, we know something must be wrong. adjusted, weighted and subjected to various Four national associations of defense lawyers other "corrective" formulas. recently issued a "Products Uablllty Position —Rather than being objective, some Paper" asserting that "judicial excess" has economists have vested interests in their fore- created a products liability crisis. The paper, issued jointly by the Defense casts, especially if they work for certain banks retail establishments or government offices that Research Insitute, the International Association consider it had form to challenge the efforts of of Insurance Counsel, the Federation ! Insurance Counsel and the Association of th e marke ti ng department. —Forecasts tend to be somewhat alike, partly Insurance Attorneys, says nothing about conbecause economists often belong to schools of tingency fees but does Include proposals for 13 thought, partly because there is security in num- reforms of tort law and procedure. And w hi le the names of these organizatio ns bets. The m ost daring forecaster is the one who . suggest that their primary concern is for the co mes out a month ahead of the pack. —The consensus forecast often' is remarkably welfare of the insurance industry, the fact that accurate on large categories, such as the Gross fewer products liability cases would mean less National Product, but it shouldn't be forgotten need for their services lends weight to their that the consensus includes many forecasts at proposals. For example, the lawyers urge a system ot the extremes of high and low. "co m para tive respo nsibility" which wo ul d take —Like many stock market analysts , into account the responsibility of the plaintiff as eco nomists are strong In forecasting •a con- well as the defendant. Damages would be tinuauon of existing con di tions, butt often are diminish ed in proportion to the responsibility of weak at calling the turns. ' the person suing for them. —Relying on no skill at all, It Is safe to conA complete defense would be allowed in the dude that the best offorecasters have blemishes event that an injury resulted from the product on their records. being altered, modified, misused or abused, - . "skylights." There are now full-time security, maintenance and lawn care teams, as well as an office staff. Occupancy at the mall has increased as Grayson continues his efforts. "Montgomery Ward, Super-X Drugs, Interstate VI Theaters and Orient IV pay the freight," he says. The range of shops is one that would make any mall manager proud. From beauty shop and ice cream parlor to stores offering discount shoes, clothing, and a full-service bank the variety is sufficient to answer the needs of any shopper. 'We even have Eastern Airlines in the Pan American Bank building," says Grayson. "You can pick up tickets there,' have them plan a trip for you, or sim ply make reservations through . That seating 'area is important, because Grayson firmly believes that "a mall manager owes the community his concern and his help in any way possible." lie encourages civic groups to use the mall facilities, Abortion Charges Dropped - history, Sam was drying out in the drunk ward of . I ~ ,., A.— "'.., r".).), ' - - ,',I,!: - "' "' - JACK ANDERSON J.., . , , ". , ".11: - 11'". .1V . 1" :'.. . I I !'~ ,'I;, ", " I '' .; 1. '- ,,.• W_4""9 !RIi. _1p, IIuiI His efforts at 'turning it around" are extensive. In addition to . :•, ?" the carpeting the mall is now lighted by a series of six massive . year-old president of the Council of State and a member of the king's Council of the Realm. DON OAKLEY irea schools and graduated from Florida Technological University. lie t urned down an offer from a large firm which wanted him to go to Hong Kong and manage a mall. "I wanted to stay in this area," he explains. Grayson says he took the job at Interstate Mall because, "I felt this mall would be a challenge. I wanted to see if we (he and the board of directors of the mall) could turn it around. Mark Grayson knows exactly what he wants for Christmas a steady, heavy flow of customers for the 25 stores now occupying Interstate Mall. Grayson, the mall manager, is excited about the massive changes he has made in the mall since he arrived In June. "Now it's time for people to give us a chance," he says. A year ago, he admits, walking through the mall was painful The few c ustomers who came in could hear their footsteps echoing. The sound bounced back at them from plate glass walls around the emptiness. Now the steadily increasing customers will find their footsteps couldn't possibly echo. Grayson bucked shopping-center tradition and carpeted the entire mall in a soft, restful blue. "We also added extensive lighting," he says, "and replaced the (1(1 be nches with new, comfortable seating area." Freedom For Prisoners And a true outsider never comes in. Not even after he becomes the screen idol for an entire nation. As an actor, Dean was great. As a person, Dean foreshadowed the 1960s and 1970s. What James Dean stood for, singularly in the 1950s, was taken up by a multitude of troubled youth 10 years later. And you know something funny. Few of the youth today even know who James Dean was, or, more importantly, what he stood for r iducated at Herald Writer Leftist Kidnapers Demand 1 . ', L ' F By MARYLIN TIl'TON - — 'Time To Give Us Chance,' Says Echo/ess Mall Boss .' I ' fied only as "a senior official." With less than six weeks in office, Kissinger was lowering his profile, going into a "dc-compression stage." He did not want to appear to be overshadowing his successor, Cyrus ministration. "I would like to point out," he told the NATO foreign ministers at a farewell Session Friday in Brussels, "that at the end of the Mondale administration, I will only be 69 years old." U. Vance. 'I get to pick the artist," This was a wry reference to the possibility that Jimmy Carter will serve eight years in the White House and that Vice Kissinger runarked (luring the trip about the portrait of him that will hang with those of Dean Acheson, John Foster 111111111 ' WIN :T President-elect Walter Mondale then will be elected president Dulles and others in the State for two terms. Department. "Only Vance dc-- Kissinger's next scheduled cides which corridor it goes," trip overseas will be to the Ca- he said. Kis.sthger thinks he is still young enough at 53 to come back to government in some fu- lure g.. Court Republican ad- ribbean sometime after Carter is inaugurated. Vactioning with his wife, Nancy, Kissinger will sort his papers and plan his memoirs. ring Ray Plea; Shuns Gilmore Fl Nixes Hea WASHINGTON I 1P The stand trial for murder, appeal by his mother, Bessie Supreme Court today refused to His case never reached a jury Gilmore of Milwaukie, Ore., review James Earl Ray's wi- because he subsequently that her son's life be spared. successful attempts to with- pleaded guilty. The court had been expected draw his guilty plea in the asCourt today took no to rule today on her appeal but The sassination of Dr. Martin Lu- action In the case of condemned took no action. The justices had ther King Utah murderer Gary Mark not been scheduled to meet as a full court again until Jan. 10, The court voted not to con sid- Gilmore, thereby further but announced today they will er Ray's contention that he - was postponing any by hold an extraordinary "trained by the FBI and local state officials toattempt end Gilmore's session next Monday. court - . . BERRY'S WORLD Dispute Erupts.Over Battling. Crime . . WASHINGTON A bitter, blazing controversy has erupted Inside the Justice Dept. over how to combat organized crime. In theory, the special strike forces are supposed to mobilize the resources of the federal government to disrupt underworld operations and to bear down on the crime lords. The strike force chiefs believe this requires a concentrated, coordinated, national effort without interference from politically appointed U.S. attorneys. Most US. attorneys, on the other hand, want to bring the strike forces under tighter control. They are supported by Richard Thornburgh, chief of the Justice Dept's criminal - division. In recent months, he has revised and restricted the investigative guidelines. He has also closed down the strike forces in St. Louis and New Orleans, and. has given the U.S. attorneys In Newark and New York City jurisdiction over the strike forces in their cities. This has outraged the strike force chiefs, who look upon themselves as professionals tree of political pressure It has also upset Internal — Revenue commissioner Donald Alexander, You e gut Gordon L)dO - -.1. - se'o got tinY whose agents are helping the strike forces bring the crime bosses to justice. He told us the New Orleans strike force, for example, was developing several iznortant cases. In o blunt, confidential memorandum en. . dorsed by all the strike force chiefs, Michael DeFeo of the Los Angeles strike force warned that the new guidelines would "Initially reduce the effectiveness of the organized crime program." He charged that the guidelines would exclude "associates and confederates of organized crime members." But his greatest concern, according to the memo, was that Thornbw'gh's moves would "ultimately abolish" the strike force program "by dividing its control among the individual United States attorneys." The new guidelines, approved recently by Attorney General Edward Levi, limit the definition of organized crane and require strike force chiefs to inform U.S. attorneys about search warrants in advance. There are also other new restrictions, strike force involvement in narcotics cases, for example. will be reduced. . DeFeo discerned from these developments that the strike forces eventually will be "phased out, absorbed by and conducted under direct supervision of a local U.S. attorney, retaining the strike forces name for public relations pur- poses." Scurce.s inside the strike forces have told us that Thornburgh intends to kill the program. But Thornborgh Insisted that he has no Intention of . destroying the strike forces. He didn't rule out and DeFeo are wrong. The new guidelines, ii the possibility, however, of merging the said, are merely part of an updating of the U.S remaining slnu, Forces into t he offices of the U.S..attorneys. In any event, he-said he will leave attorneys' manual. "it Is only logical that such the final decision up to the Incoming Carter an effort would take account," he explained, "of evolving needs, priorities, conditions and administration. DeFeo argued in his confidential memo that relationships in the criminal justice field." He denied that the guidelines would limit the strike forces were better suited than U.S investigations to mob members only, but attorneys' office to wage war on organized crime. The memo, dated September V, pointed claimed that their associates would also be inout that "the strike forces had the independent, cluded in the new definition of "criminal synpermanent capability - for a sustained program dicates." The term, he said, "appears to me to that local U.S. attorneys lacked because of their clearly encompass all of those highly organizeconflicting obligations, fixed terms and higher disciplined associations engaged in supplying illegal goods and services." turnover." According to Thornburgh, "the guidelines are William Lynch, the tough prosecutor who ran premised upon the continued existence of at least the organized crime section, agreed with some strike forces, and their working in tandem DeFeo's assessment. In an earlier memoran-dum, dated August 30, Lynch warned that the with the U.S. attorneys' offices." The Democrats who will take over the White new guidelines "heralds an end to an effective House and strike force program." The guidelines will be regarded by Mafia mobsters, he complained, "as limiting the scope of Strike force Investigative and proaecutive mandates." Thornburgh responded to Lynch's complaints by removing him as head of the organized crime section, which oversees the Capitol 11111, meanwhile, have ex- pressed Interest In the internal battle. Rep. William Himgate, D.-Mo., chairman of the House, Criminal Justice subcommittee, has asked in a private letter that Thornburgh explain his actions to restrict the strike forces. President-elect Jimmy Carter's transition team at the Justice strike forces. Dept. is also examining the Thornburgh told us emphatic-ally that Lynch strike force problem. But they had an abrupt ,,no comment" about their views, ri The. Meaning of a 'Fune ra l A funeral is about a human being. It says that someone lived, was loved, and will be missed. We believe it ihould be as special as we can make it 0 police, and then coerced by his life. A decision in Gilmore's case own atto rn ey to plead g ui lty - State officials are under or. could come then. against his will." On Dec. 3, the court stayed Just last week, a special con- der from the high court not to execute Gilmore until the jus- Gilmore's execution by firing gressional committee authorlied $6.5 million for the first tices decide whether to hear an squaI year of an Investigation into the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and the Rev. Mr. King, one of the nation's leading civil rights activists. In seeking Supreme Court review, Ray's attorney said the case "raises major con. stItutional Issues with respect to voluntariness of the plear waiver of conflict of Interest on the part of criminal defense at. professional and ethical competence and obligations In representing a defendant I " 4!" U1 - I' i !I'Ii — -, V - '- IUN[ItAL HOME .'d 51 .\iI1I'(JiII 13001tVAflL SANfOilIJ, t.,OH$DA 1F1Pi)NF 37?J2iJ ''L (PAM t HAMi(OW 11 1:: Jb_,I ,, King was killed by a rifle blast in Memphis, Tenn., in 1968. Ray was arrested in Lan' don a short time later and cx- trad4ted to the United Statesto -, I " •, " 4 & Left to right, Chuck Thomas, mornings; Allen Raye, mid-day; and Jerry Allen, afternoon personality, with giant Santa's to be given away December 20th. r LISTEN FOR. DETAILS . GRAMKOW tIç%4; Tl 0 RL, 1Z11 ~~ �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Left For Dead, Redskins . By The AssocIated 1'.. . Launch . Playoff 'Season ' C, 'f Giants 1714 earlier Sunday and the ball on the Dallas three on a nesota (11-2-1), 1 P.M. wild Dennis Johnson interception, New England (11-3) at Oak- would have gotten the NFC card bid had Dallas defeated After Washington regained 11111 helped clinch the victory land (13-1), 4 p.m. Washington. and the playoff spot with a Sunday Dec. 19 Baltimore, meanwhile, iiiiiiiiiiienna crushing blocked that cleared Pittsburgh (10-4) at Balticlinched the home field advanthe way for John Riggins' scor- more (11-3), 2 p.m. Los Angeles (10-3-1) at Dallas tage by routing Buffalo 58-20. ing run. That gave them the spot asAF C (11-3), 5:30 p.m. East winner and made New So the playoffs shape up this Washington's upset knocked England, a 31-14 winner 0 it way, with game times In EST: Monday, Dec. 13, 1976 St. Louis out of a playoff spot. Tampa Bay. the AFC wild card Saturday Dec. 18 Washington (10-4) at Mm- The Cards edged the New York club. In other games Sunday, the CincinnatiBongals whipped the New York Jets 42-3, the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Seattle Seahawks 27-10, the Green Bay trimmed the Atlanta 24-20, the Denver . Broncos beat the Chicago Beaj 28-14, the Kansas City Oil towed the Cleveland Browns 39-14, the San Francisco 49ers defeated the New Orleans Saints- 27-7 and the Oakland Raiders blanked the San Diego Chargers 24-0. On Saturday, Pittsburgh 4 clinched a playoff berth with its ninth straight win, a 21.0 shutout of Houston. In other Satu day games, the Minnesota VIEIngs whipped the Miami Do)phlns 20-7 and the Los Angeles Rams slipped past the Detroit z Uons 20-11. The Washington defens" •" completely throttled Dallas t.J .'i ". WA !!,1Y quarterback Roger Staubach, sacking him five times and And now it is on to the Na- we've got some gutsy guys who heavy criticism when the Skins scored the go-ahead touchdown tional Football League's second just kept coming back," said failed to make the playoffs last season. Washington Coach George Al- year. The Washington Redskins, t en , whose Redskins came back "We were supposed to be too left for dead earlier In the year, one last time with two touch- old, too slow and over the hill," completed the field for the post- downs In the fourth quarter to he said. "But If you have the season playoffs by scoring an defeat Dallas. right kind of veterans, age Impressive 27-14 victory over The victory, which gave doesn't mean a thing." 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, El. the Dallas Cowboys Sunday In a Washington the National ConFormer Cowboy Calvin 11111 must-win situation. ference wild card berth In the who has had a rather quiet year SPOR15 — 1 T— Bow I 10% "We were written off, pro- playoffs, was especially sweet since signing a seven-figure with 4:34 to play, 'circling the nounced dead and buried, but for Allen, who came under contract with Washington, right side from 15 yards out. l Reg atta . . __________________ _____ -__.#~_ . -1., I _______ ______ . • , - . ________ Central Florida sailors swept eight of the first 17 places last weekend in the Tangerine Bowl Sailing Regatta held on S ford's Lake Monroe. Held under superb sailing conditions Saturday and Sunday, the list of winners included Richard Tillman, a member of the 1976 Olympic Yachting Team. He sailed his Hit high performance trapeze cmfttuvIor)rmthe0class Other internationally ranked yachtsme: — Ray NlcCann and Allyn Stevens — won their respective classes, Miami's Bill Roberts defending National Contender champion was upset by New Zealand's Peter Newlands The 150 entries In the races, described by race chairman Erinle Cowen as "the bestever " . ' . ; _,.1 . , ________ . . _____ . —.. --._L_ .,,,. ,. '- " . I fcsw - :.:".a - - --. . . . . ' '• ' - '."' .- : : - ".'-T = '. *i - - I 0 At I' ' -— . "It ' ..:: •—.. - I / -"c1 .1 - I T iia '1!w A t 4 I..JA! -" - - 6 6 - ,-- — - . -- ',. - — —' ..,. - - ' ,, - 'T' . ._ -• - ...suii9 ..•, -- ----. .-'. .. ." -. ' -" - . ,' daynearhlsVlrglnlahomeona charge of driving while Intoxicated, completed 14 of 30 passes for 199 yards including a six-yard scoringto Jean Fugett Cards 17, Giants 14 Iq — --.-. - . •. ..-. - —- L — 'Z - i.. 7... 17 -:.,,,..c . ' 3 -- - —S - for 91 yards. It 4-: -.-'- - •"i -' -. '-., —.---_ . . -" :'— - --- - -- . 4 - '.- - ---.-.... . to do, beating the Giants, but tt Sd .-.--'-. . the Tangerine Sports ., • - . was not enough to make tI". 0 . am, Association, Orlando Yacht "Gin playoffs The running of Jim Club, Greater Sanford ..,.i4 . . amia.r Otis and Steve Jones keyed the Chamber of Commerce, tPleraId Pflo?osby Rick victory, (XIs rambling for 119 . Z-Cat winner Cindy Carter, dad Preston shove off Florida Elks Club. And it's off to the sailing wars on Lake Monroe yards and Jones scoring two Proceeds went to the Harry ____ touchdowns, Including the Anna Crippled Childrens Home game-winner in the fourth In Umatilla. quarter. Colts $8, Bills 20 50S: I. Dick Ti llman, 2. Ken Bert Jones passed for three Carley,3 Kim Smith. ThiltIe: 1. Herb Shipp, 2. Mike touchdowns to lead Baltimore's Thedec, 3. Charlie McIntosh. offensive show, which came foil ' Claims Day Sailor: 1 Del Foster,?. Larry lowing four lackluster efforts. Lewis, 3. Ben Cowman. Portsmouth (All Boats Class): 1. The loss was the 10th straight Brian AuStin. 2. Jeff MoeSil, 3. K for the Bills, but there was one Trudeau. TAMPA (A?) "We National Football League team bright spot: O.J. Simpson ramWindsurlers: I. Paul P,lgar Jr., 2. just took It for granted we'd go to lose all 14 regular season tied for 171 yards on 28 carries Greg Aguirre, 3. Paul Polgar Sr. Sunfish: I. Steve Honour, 2. out and win," said linebacker gaines. BALTIMORE (A?) -After a to capture his fourth rushing Jimmy Hoctiult, 3. Coin Day. Sam Hunt of the nonchalant atseason In which Buffalo won It was Hunt's 68-yard touchtitle in five years. Force S: 1. Mike Catalano. 2. Bill Just two games, O.J. Simpson titude which almost cost play- down return of an Intercepted Simpson, who started the Pope. 3. Bob Bigtiam. Z Cat: I. Cynthia Carter, 2. Ed could find little solace In an inoff-bound New England a victo- Spurner pass that enabled New game nine yards behind Walter Diehl, 3. Steve Dorris. ry over winless Tampa Bay. dividual title. England break out of a 14-14 tie Payton of the Chicago Bears4 Hoble 11: 1. John B.ararnkl, 2. "Maybe we weren't playing in the fourth quarter. The 17- finished with 1,503, IncludIngJudd Dando, 3. Dan Heyse. Simpson gained 171 yards Sol Cats: 1. Dough Aker, 2. John our best, but we didn't expect point final period explosion 647 In his last three games. Sunday against the Baltimore Parker, 3. G. W. Edwards. them to be anything this gave the Patriots a 11-3 record Payton gained only 49 against Colts to win his fourth National Noble 16: 1. Allyn Stevens. 2. John tough," added Hunt after Sun- to take into their playoff opener Denver, leaving in the third pcDuke, 3. Jay Football League rushing chainLaSers.1.AndyFox,2.DanMlles, day's 31-14 victory made the at 4 p.m. EST next Saturday at rind because of Injury, and finpionahip in fi years. The -3. Lee Sayler. 'i- expansion Buccaneers the first Oakland. ished at 1,390. yardage gave Simpson 1,503 US 1: Ray Renfr o. 2. Cammeron Tampa, behind the passing of Raiders 24, Chargers 0 McTavish, 2. Jim Leonard. yards for the season, beating f PIlIitrF arterback Steve Spurrier, led Oakland closed out a 13-1 seaSchandetmayer, 3. Charlie Johnson. 14-7 at halftime and appeared to son with its first shutout and I _____ San Juan 21: 1. Bruce Aufham. finished second with 1,390. 4 have New England on' the will try to avenge Its only regumuq, 2. Gordon Hathaway, 3. Gary But like many of Simpson's ' I ~ ~ , -P~ 4 . - .. 01 1w__.;j*1~i.Everly. , _. ";~ ropes. Fumbles had killed lar season loss, to New Eng' G personal accomplishments as a Contender. I. Peter 2. Tampa drives which reached land, In the first round of the r. 112i . Bill Roberts. 3. Paul Lambery. . pro, this one came on a day '-,. .... .-.. ________ 4 thePatnlots'stxandsevenyard playoffs. ,.... Prindle 16: 1. Chris Shuttle, 7 GAINESVILLE (AP) — The l when his team faltered. The in es. Danny Swartzbugh, 3 Jeff Jackson Passing ace Ken Stabler took state's AAAA high school Bills lost 58-20 to the playoff'___________ . Hunt, who has had allngentng the weekend off, so reserve bound Colts for a 2-12 cam. .. football champion will be leg inJury, didn't start and Mike Rae threw three touchand "The Juice" said decided Friday night when admitted, "1 didn't know I'd down passes for the Raiders, -. Tallahassee Godby takes ° even another rushing crown play today until I was'$ent out and Mark van Eeghen rushed Carol City at Bryant Stadium couldn't make up for that dls. after the half." 'for 95 yards to finish with 1,012 . Lakeland. . . ____________ Crooms High's freshman appointment. After Hunt's return came a for the season. basketball team closes out Its "In a losing year," he said, Godby has a 13-0 season 30-yard field goal by John Smith . Patriots 31, Buccaneers 14 record while Carol City stands and a one-yard run In the pre-holidays deason with a 7 "you can't have a good feeling • . The Buccaneers faded befor. ...4 12-1. p.m. game tonight against, about somethlng'llke this. The closing seconds by quarterback 17 fourth-quarter points by New Lyman. only redeeming factor Li that The pairings in other classes Steve Grogan which drew the England became the first Starters for the Crooms the offense, can look 'back also were announced Sunday by ire of Coach Chuck Fairbanks. NFL team to go 0-14. the Florida High School squad,. playing at home, are and say, 'Hey, did it.' . . Grogan's tally set a' NFL Bengali C, Jets 3 I . Activities Assoclatlor, In record Gene Sweet, Keith Whitney, most rushing touch1e Bengals, shut out of the •'Our guy3ondefer,needa . . '.-... . Bobby Wells, Reggie Campbell lot of help. Management Gainesville. All games are downsInaseasonbyaquarter- playoffswhenPitsbizrghwonita scheduled for 8 p.m. Friday. 'back and David Thomas. 12. ninth straight game Saturday, dealt us some bad hands, and AAA 'Fairbanks said he was "dii- took out their frustration on the Crooms carries a 3-1 record. we've had to play with what we . Delray Atlantic, 12-0, versus, appointed." Jets. They broke the game open Tonight's other frosh game got It's embarrasing. We have Panama City' Bay, 11.2, at pits Lake Howell "Grogan called a time out to with three touchdowns in the Bishop a positive thing (the. rushing Booster Stadium in Ocala . Moore. get the opportunity to score the second quarter, Including an 85title), but it really doesn't make CinU Here's typical start by karting enthusiasts at Daytona later. last touchdown," said FaIr- yard bomb from Ken Anderson up the season-" KARTING Pahokee 12-1 Blountstown, banks. "We didn't need IL" national Speedway during the annual World Karting Association's 10-3 to Isaac Curtis. Cincinnati's • The Bills the ball Grogan countered, "We had a defense picked winter Enduro Olympics. This year there will be four days kart six New York Class A Simpson 28 times against chance for me to get a record passes, four off Joe Namath. racing the Speedway IT HOME with the World RecOrd Run on St. Petersburg Shorecred, 9Colts, with most of U early and I took the chance." He said Monday, Dec. 27. Fifteen races are Chiefs 31, & final 14 4, at Tallahassee FAMU, runs gaining five or six yards. Oviedo High's t it was not his intention to nm up Thursday. Dec. 30. Over 600 entries expected for this Year's Ed Podoisk scored three split a pair f matches Saturday He had 70 yards the 'half, with karting event the score because "It wouldn't touchdowns and surpassed AbDaytona. lOfl5t fllfl covering 10 afternoon, defeating Bishop an anything us." Haynes to become Kansas count, but yards. Moore by a ns. Andy Johnson the Patri- Clty'i all-tine leading rusher. , lcing to Kistmmee, 3C4& Thn, in the thud quarter, ots on the scoribd In the The eIa, Wd by by re Kirk Attebury and Greg Simpson cut loose.He gained 3O second quarter with a club serve quarterback Tony Ankney were Oviedo's double yards around right end record 69-yard run, then broke Adams, clinched It with 17 winners In 1G7 and 121-pound went to the same aide for a 4Seminole Community College treefor a nine yard dash totie points th the third period. By The Associated Press State's record fell to 3-2 with a much better Job on Kent Ginclasses, respectively. . yard'touc1own on which he the game at 14-14 In the third Eagles 27,' Seahawks 10 6513 toss at Missouri, and Bis- ver," said Washington State rode the 20-plus scoring' efforts quarter. Oviedo is 2-3 on the year and broke five tackles. Tom Sullivan rushed for 121 "Any the Hatter cayne College dropped to 1-4 Coach Raveling after of Bob Zlpko, Robert Lewis and guca again . Wednesday '. Ed WillIams' 17 yard second yards and 'two touchdowns and Simpson pulled early in Classic. It's a great classic," with a 112-70 setback to LaSalle holding Glover to 20 points. "He Robert 'Atkins to 105-92 victory period gallop, the longest scor- Mike Hogan ran for 104 yards Colonial. the final period with the rushing said Stetson Coach Glenn Wit- in Philadelphia. and our kid, Harold Rhodes, are Iliwassee, Tern., Saturday Ing run the for the the Eagles, who snapped a title locked up. 'Coath Jim kes. "The Curt Forrester two the best shooters In the night. . Bucs, opened the scoring. It tot- five-game losing streak. Jim Lakeview Names • Ringo, ho said the His team had Just beaten St. really made the difference," nation." The three Raiders had V, 21 lowed afl.yard Spurrier passw Zoni of the Seahawks com was made not because of Simp- Francis, Pa., '76-75 for the said Wilkes b 21point points and and 20 points, respectively. 'tight end Mike Novak. Rhodes had Pee .Wee Stars . pleted 24 of 49 23 - son's championship but Championship of its own event which led Stetson (4-3). Mike Spurner threw, 27 yards Steve Puldokas had 25 as Wash. . . yards and set single-season because "we didn't feel it would Saturday night. The host Hat- Lay added 18 points for Lakeview's Pee wide receiver Morris Owens ingtoo State upped Its record to 'HIwAS$!E Patton 7 1.1 record for rookie with ss Wee be. very Intelligent on our part ter,s'had three-point lead until Hatters, who led by 12 points Mallonee 100 14, Taylo r liii fl. the Bucs' second touchdownbe- 2,571 yards. Mustangs of the Pop Warner 'to keep that young man out last-second tip-in by Jose mldwaythrtughthesecondbajf Smith l2.116, Batell007. Harris l fore 41,517 fans. Packers 24, Falcons' to Leag'ie recently feted Its POP. 'there and let'somebody take a Sm. 0016, Parker 3006, Totals 41 46 92. against St. Francis (3-2). Florida State was called players from last season's 2- cheap shot at him," Johnson, who finished with $CMlP4OLI Tarvee2 12 5 Randy Johnson 'engineered Also 'recording success was Consolation honors In the 32 fi,uis and had four players Atkins 923 *. Williams 7 ss 19. 177 yards rushing In 14 carries, team. P,_ilina, which tune from we hatter Classic fourth-quarter touchdown Georgia out Missouri (4-2). The Zli*o 66622. Krueq I 66 I Lewis I WZX3 didn't Top all around was :• was disappointed with his drives, Eric TorkéLson getting ranks NCAA Division II - Slate, 93-11 Long Island. Seminoles had only six points in 3.511. Kraiit 2001, S. Williams I (2 Sport- Bills until Just before Shannon Brown. team's performance, 3. Reynolds I .123. Totals 39 27.37 the winning score small college - to down major the PackGary Pár%ons had 30 points, the first 14 minutes and trailed ios. 'sinnnshlp award went t Jeff reguiar-seasongamewhile ask"I felt we had a better team era on a one-yard run with 2:20 I foe Davidson 60-St 20 of them in the second half, to 26-1 at one point, but cut the gap Henry while Chris Spa.scto was lag to be traded to a team on the f)fi, than that, be said. "It looked left. But the r of was lead Rollins' upset. Rollins late In the second half. Harry Hiwasee.,, 53 31-- ' West Coast, said he had told bad named top defensive like we were going to get beat 'Bt. fl Bears 14 Sunshine State repre- scored the Last seven points to Davis and Wayne Smells each SiisO*iii Bingo be wanted Paul Griffin was top fora while. U Sam Hunt had not Denver scored four touchbe back: sentatives. • .win the game, Its record to 6had 14 points for Florida State. back and Tony WIIIL.ms top with the Bills next season. intercepted that pass, I think It 'downs In the second half Flets: Ht*aUSS 23. Samlaile II Winless Jacksonville lot' Its 1 and drop Davidson to a 1-4 . Dick Neaves had 15 points to beat defensive back. Bobble would have been Psul,d Out: Smith, Parker. whole di!- the Bears, Otis Ainigr'a 11"I want to help build Buffalo fifth game, 74-47, to visiting slate. pace Biscayne against LaSalle Tchncal, Is top offensive Iinanan. fenent game. That was the yard scoring rim with 3:17 Left back into winner," he said. • Washington State, Florida uldn' ha "We done U (4-1). Pseils: Patton. anapptng a 14-14 tie, .- • . .., . --.. . - -. • • b - _ '' _ — . - - • welit) ' Juice ' Pats Survive 13ucs ' Scare Rushing — -. __ : • a,,.. ______ • . ' : " Crooms Home Vs. Lyman _____ . ' converted aHextall pass for the winning goal in the third period, Bobby Sheehan and Dan Maloney had the other Detroit goals. Boiun, which lost for the • • . . . I, . at ' _____ . _______ and we, __________ ' for . , ___ — ..' at . Oviedo Matm en Divide Pair " gave I Ii un,, A diques, who defeated the New England Whalers 5-1. Elsewhere, the San Diego Mariners downed the Mmnesota Fighting Saints 4-2 and the Edmonton Oilers beat the Birmingham Bulls 5-3. Stoughton Cmignited cinnati's runaway with his 19th and 20(h goals of the season in a IUU[Ud& IiFI JVEIUU. at on tap with the off THE DIFFERENCE IS IN YOUR DISCERNMENT. race on . ' are ' at at ' , SC C W i s Great.Classic By 105-9,2 ' ' ' .. me to nec ' Stetson:.. 1k ' got . ' , . ' George P I/ was over of . play of ' wever, season for of move . of a passes for • to • a for' pa a a ing a ' ' , for . two went to foul at player of over (JRl-N1X) f AP) Striker Bob Rudroff of the Univerity of St. lIOns has been named top offensive player of the 5th annual college Senior - vin Eagan of South Florida taking defensive honors, The awards came after a 1-0 East. victory Saturday on a 25yard kick by sinker Carlos Merchen with 11:08 played in the second half. Merchen. of F'airleighDickinson. said he had hoped to sit out the game because of a bothersome leg injury from October. IF You know that time is precious stuff. Too precious to anything less than a Rolex. 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But Pool Popiel tied the score on a power play three minutes later and the 48-year-old howe netted the winner nine minutes after that, East. Rudroff -' T-Bowl Chomp Ps new beginning . quarter when the Suns went in an 18-4 spree for an 83-66 lead, Westphal scored 28 points, his season high, and Adams added 19. ' While the line provided the offensive fireworks, 20- . of Pro Hockey s_.._.,..,., at to Pro Football six - a for with six regulars out of the lineup, got goals from Kirk Bowman and Alain Daigle. J.P. Parise also had two for New York. yearold goalie Norm LaPointe "They tore 'cm up," Slater recorded his first WILA shutout, said after the Stingers moved stopping 23 shots. Intoa tie for second place in the It was the seventh conWorld Hockey Association's secutive defeat for Phoenix. Eastern Division with the Indianapolis Racers, who lost to Aerns 3, Racers I the Houston Acros 3-I. CincinVenerable Gordie Howe nati and Indianapolis are five scored in the second period, points behind the Quebec Nor- helping the Aeros end their ever we By The Associated Press Terry Slater's specialty is hockey, but the coach of the Cincinnati Stingers Is not bad at "What's My Line?" either. During the past week, Slater did some line-shuffling, putting Claude Larose with Blame Stoughton and Dennis Sobchuk. Sunday night's 8-0 rout of the I)h,...., 5).... .I.. ----- IOU il.0 r u nner Ii Vt a, s, Stoughton had two goals and two assists, Larose two goals and Sobchuk four assists. In . .•. ' What' s My Line Pays Off . . -' Basketball ...-.• - . p Sunday's College Baketbaul Results By Th. Associated Maryland 92. DePaul 74 Southern U 99. Wiley College _____________________________ ' ORLANOO.SEMINOLE MATINEE RESULTS h Carolina 56, N C Wd,, nq ton E Kentucky 60, Robert Mor ris dl Georgia 106. Buffalo 77 Hampton lost 106. Md E Shore 76 Kentucky 90, Kansas 63 Memphis St 00, Baylor 73 Navy 98, George Mason SO North Carolina SI, Virginia Tph 77 N C St 63. Nevada Reno 70 Mi ssi ssippi 56. Arkansas '.' 4 . • Pro Basketball Nin e-Gam e Streaks Co m e 10 NH L H alt , _ Jai-Alai , fo -. Carol odby Play SCOREBOARD Nit,onal Football Lelil. EASTERN CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Eastern Division w i Pct. o FIRST - I l.s Bela Ii a By The Associated Press W L T Pct, PF P4 tempo and It's something not cleared the boardswith 21) TOURNAMENTS IS 9 .625 -. 810 480, 7 UrIs Alberdi iii 6 40 PhitOhiS e Ball It 3 0 766 117 744 Holy Cross 67, Provence 65 13 II For a change, Tom Nissalke many teams have been able to seconds to play and was fouled tO 80 3 Domingo Coldo (1) 1 7() Q Boston 547 2 N Eng Il 3 0 756 376 7A Massachuse tts 91, Boston Col it N'' Knks 12 13 400 3' was on the winning side in do in Seattle," said Nissalke. in the backcourt. lie made the II 8) 46 20. P (I 6) 13230 Miami 6 I 0 479 2632 9.1 , Baltimore 61, Elm r.t '. NY lIds is SECOND - I Echarto Beitia Seattle Sunday night ... and fur "This game was not that much free throws and Newlin went NY Je t s 3 II 0 .211 169 )4 ' Buffalo 10 Id .385 4 10 201 103 70.7 Domingo Anna (7) Bull 7 12 0 (43 245 3!.l a change the SuperSonics were of an emotional game for me the length of the court Central Division to score 1 40 3 10, 3 Eddy Sanchez 161 400. ' Central Division not. Houston 15 .652 and I just took it as another after Seattle's Leonard Gray 0(73) 4300. P (3 7) 7360. 00 S Pitts 1 0 4 0' 71 4 342 ) Cleve 16 9 Nissalke, dismissed several game." (nc 10 4 0 .711 335 2: missed a shot. 47 P4 Orins II 12 53* 2", THIRD - I Larni Elorza 131 1410 Cleve NatioI Hockey League 9 S 0 643 767 79 1 years ago when the Sonics were Term Chattanooga 100 Rudy Tomjanovich led hulLs13 13 .500 3' I 70, 7 Unia Solo (6) 1 60940). ", l'lstn CAMPBELL S 9 0 357 277 711 CONFERENCE Carolina 76 chronic losers, returned as WMhton 10 13 Moses Malone grabbed a key ton with 22 points and Calvin Eddy Coldo (3) 3 80. 0 (56)9300. , Patrick Division Western Division Vanderbilt 35, Mercer 33 Atlanta 10 370 it Oak coach of the Houston Rockets, rebound and followed with a Murphy added 18, becoming the IS 6) W L T Pts OF GA I) I 0 929 250 237 Virginia St 106, Dillard 91 WESTERN CONFERENCE FOUR H - I Patci Lame (6) NY RI Den It 7 3 11 106 69 9 5 0. 643 315 2C,6 Washington St who registered a 96-92 triumph, pair of free throws, clinching club's all-time leading scorer. IS 60 1160 160. 2 Aldana Soto 74, Jackson Midwest Division (3) P1015 16 7 6 3* 107 82 S Diego , 6 I 0 129 245 285 vIle 67 Denver 17 8 660 . ending Seattle's 29-game home the triumph. Mike Newlin hit a Malone had 20 rebounds. ' 560 3 00. 3 ArtaArana (2) ISO, 0 Allan IS 8 1 37 103 •5 K C 5 9 . 0 351 790 37'. W Vs State 75. Davis O. El Detroit 15 12 556 3 winning streak, seven short of 22-foot shot with 32 seconds reIn oth NY Rng Ipa Bay other NBA games, the (3 6)1400. P (6 3) 173.40. DO (S6) Indiana 1317 6 32 119 ) 0 II 0 000 1 25 112 . kin's 6.4 13 14 481 S mythe Division the National Basketball As.soci- maining. putting Houston Philadelphia 76ers outlasted the 16060 NATIONAL CONFERENCE City 17 11 MIDWEST ' 162 5, FIFTH - I '.ii - Altu (6) IS 60 I ' St Lou u 12 14 4 78 55109 Eastern Division ation record. Chicago 6 IS 286 Bradley 53, Loyola Chicago 75 ahead 92-90. Seattle's Fred Milwaukee Bucks 107-102, the s to 9 . 2 Anton Sanchez (5) 700 OIls's , Chgo 10 37 3 73 91112 11 3 0 166296 It) 4 24 143 11', Cent Michigan 120. Oakland 61 We made Seattle play our Brown missed a shot, Malone his Angeles Lakers beat the '.70 1 Alava Pere z (2) 3 80:0 15 6) Milwkee . Cob I Id 5 2) 53 100 P WISh 10 1 0 714 27) 717 Pacific Division Chicago St 61, St Xavier 16 51391 50 Vancvr 5 20 3 I? 13 120 S LOUiS 10 4 0 711 309 261 Denver Nu gge ts 1 1 2, the DeCincinnati 172, Si Joseph's. boa. Portland to a .692 SIXTH-1 SIXTH -1 Jose Solo (6) 1360100 Minn ' 4 j 6 II 78 131 Pliila 1 10 0 7*6 165 286 78 11 11 '510 3 troit Pistons downed the Kan- 360, 2 Arecha Sanchez (4) 110320. Los Ang ' NY Ct's WALES CONFERENCE 311 0 711 170750 c.oldn St Dayton 71. 13 II 542 4 Loyola LA 48 Nfl9Ui Quio(a (2) 140 0 (16) sits City Kings 110-104 and the , NorrisDivision Central Oivi's)o Seattle 13 13 536 4 Denver (13. Hardin Simmon 85 34 00, p (61) 11070. Mont 73 5 1 50 152 70 'Minn Ii 2 1 521 305 174 Phoenix Suns burned the AtPhoenix 11 11 DePauw 93, Kenvon II 500 5 SEVENTH - I. Eddy Beitia (I) Pitt's ' 12 13 S 79 91100 Chcgo 1 7 0 ' SO) 751 lant,i hawks 106-91. Saturday's R*'suII Evansville 83, Portland 15 000 680 5.20. 2 Domingo Alberdi A 1. 9 1210 25 101 100 Dirt 6 8 0 429 26222r, New York Knicks 112, Illinois 67, Nebraska 63 ' Phoe I)) 6 70 180, 3 Jose Y:a (6) 4 20. 76ers 107, Bucks 102 Dirt 9 15 4 33 75 95 Get Bay 5 9 0 3S7.21111 299 Illinois St 101. San Jose 62 96 13 81 2860. P (03) 9990: Big 0 (16 Wash 517 1 70 81121 Western Division George McGinnis' 27 points Atlanta 95, Cleveland , Indiana St ), Ball St 69 with 3 8) 61/00 *LA Adams Division 10 3 1 750 35 1 190 led Philadelphia, 15-9, to an U11 Marquett e 79. Penn State 19 Philadelphia (06. Portland 107 EIGHTH - I Manobo Lames Bstn ' 19 9 2 40 III 93 S Fran 6 6 0 571 210 190 Michigan lOt. Buffalo 101 St SI. E Michigan 52 II 00 4 expectedly tough victory over 440 3 00. 2 Santi Altu (1)7 60 Butt 14 Onto's By The As sociated Press 4 10 0 286 253146 16 0 3 35 9) sixth time in eight games, got 24 Milwaukee, Bob New N ' York k Nets 1)5, Missouri Detroit 63. Flor ida SO Into Dandridge e 460, 3 Anton Juan (1) 6.60. 0 (17) 1311 6 32 1)1 (03 AtInta 1.10 0 286 172 317 Neb Omaha 90, W IllinOiS Il pg It had been two years and one goals from Don Marcotte, scored 30 points as the Bucks 3020, P 17 4) /950 Cleve ItS i 23 50 99 StIe 2 17 0 Ii) 229 129 Chicago 84, Boston 76 N. Dakota St. 57, Moorhd Con NINTH - I Alva (l) 8 20 600910 Saturday's Results clinched division title week, nine games to be exact, Wayne Cashman and Johnny tied the score 10 times in the San Antonio 121 , New Orleans Cordia fl ' 2 Arts (2) 4 70 380; 3 lame (6) 1. ' Philadelphia Boston 3 pclinched playoff spot 106 Ohio 85. Marietta 12 since the Detroit Red Wings had Bucyk. third quarter and occasionally 800 0 (7 0) 64 60; P(82) 17360 Cleveland 4, Washington 2 Saturday's Results Golden State 121, Houston it? Purdue 77, Louisville 10 TENTH - I Ma; un (6) 1080500 ' beaten the Bruins in Boston New York islanders 6. Pitt's Minnesota 29. Miami 7 took the lead. But dunk shots by 700 2 Rangers 5, Canadiens 2 Sunday's Results Mnolo ,i Tutane 91, SI LOUiS 86, 01 (8) 620 3 00; 3 AItu btjrgt 3 Pittsburgh 21, Houston 0 Garden. Phoenix 106, Atlanta 91 The Rangers recorded their Juli us Erving and Caldwell (3 I 5 40 (4 8)2820. P 1681 79 ao Valparai so 82, Augustana 72 Montreal S. Detroit 0 Los Angeles 20, Detroit 1/ It had been two years am) first triumph over Montreal Jones helped Philadelphia to ,a DO IS 61 738 10 Washington 125, New York SOUTHWEST Toronto L, New York Ranger's Sunday's Results Ill. exhiUil'1,n Et,EvE Arkansas 71. Okla City 80 eight months. nine games ELEVENTH - I Arta Zarre IS) ' e to b 1 ' ' ' ' ' Cincinnati 12, New York Jets since April 7, 1974 when Wayne 101-92 lead with 4:11 left. Detroit 110, Kansas City 104 14606 (.) 3 10, 7 Jose Perez I)) 16) Grand Canyon /8, E New Mexico Atlanta 3. Chicago I 3 lake rs 112, Nuggets 8.3 Philadelphia 107. Milwaukee exact, since the New York Dillon scored twice and Rod .4 3 N eqU P Solo (7) 3 20. 0 (3 S) oi Colorado 4. Vancouver 1, tie St Louis Il. New York G 107 ' N Arizona 96, Lamar IS The hot shooting of Lucius Al- 1180. P (S 3) 130 SO Rangers had beaten the Mon. Gilbert, playing In his 1,000th Minnesota I. St. Louis I. tie 'ants II Los Angeles 112. Denver 53 treal Canadiens anyplace. TWELFTH I I Anton N Texas St 85. ICU .81 Ehave , Buffalo 4. Los Angeles 2 Philadelphia 27, Seattle 10 career game with New York, ten and aggressive defense by 1511/ 008 Houston 96, Seattle 92 10540. 2 Manolo AItu (6) Oklahoma 82 Drake 67 ' Sunday's Results New England 31, Tampa Bay That is, until Sunday night, added three assists and took Kermit Washington led a first- 4606 70. 3 Sala Aguirre 121 / 60. Q Today's Games . Oral Roberts 19, OklahomaSt 6.5 ' Philadelphia 1, Toronto I 11 when both teams ended long over second place among half Los Angeles assault. The (5 6)7020, P IS 6)15450. Big Q (35 No games scheduled ' Rice 56, Austin Col 66 Detroit S. Boston 3 Green Bay 24. Atlanta 70 Tu.tday's Games WIN spells of frustration with vic- league scorers. .ill 5) 7680. (35 with slId) Southern Methodist 51. tI Colorado l,akers led 33-22 at the quarter New York Rangers S. Mon Baltimore SI. Buffalo 20 Phoenix at Buffalo 201 80 65 tories. The Red Wings, despite ' treat 2 ' Denver 71, Chicago ti Bill Goldsworthy, Don Mur- and 60-39 at the half. Allen had Los Ang eles at Atlanta Handle . $146.213. Atteandance Texas 46) II. Lutheran 77 Pittsburgh 5, St Liji's 3 Kansas City 39. Cleveland ii blowing a penalty shot in the doch and Gr eg Polis also t al lied 14 po ints in the first half and 18 7119 Philadelphia at Chicago FAR WEST . San Francisco 27, New Or New York Islander's 6, Chi. New York Knicks at San An first period, beat the Bruins Arizona 76, Pacific 60 . SATURDAY NIGHT cago 2 leans 1 for the Rangers, who ended a for the game, while WashingtOfliO I, Cacho Miguel (2) Arizona St 97, Northwestern 15 ' Today's Games Washington 27, Dallas II at Boston, and the Rangers 10-game Montreal unbeaten ton, who did not start, added 10 37FIRST Kansas City at New Orleans Colorado 91, Ark Little Rock 73 60 '. 2) 7 Eddy Javi III 8 03 No garres scheduled Oakland 21, San Diego 0 downed the Canadiens 5-2 at string. Jim Roberts and Serge points HOJSIOO at Portland d an six relxunts in the 7!)) Ur2j Sanche: 171 300. Q (3 Cola State 66, Air Force 63 Tuesday's Games Regular Season Ends lnO P I? 5) 106 Fresrx, St 95, St. Mary's, Cal. 51 Madison Square Garden. Mean- Savard hit 'for the Canadiens, first half. Los Angeles at Washington — SECOND - I. Domingo Javi'' Montana St 7%. Wis Parkside 63 while, ot he r st rea ks continued. whohavel os t only five times in New York Rangers ,t New Denver st ar David Thompson Playoffs 820 '.00 320, 2 Ocui:a Beitia '. NevSda Las Vegas ill. San Diego York Islanders Saturday , Dec. II For example, the Phila- 32 games this season. hit just one of 11 shots in the 13 00 '.00 3 EchanOMiguel i 2. t 113 Philadelphia at Minnesota NFC Divisional Playoff delphia Flyers beat Toronto 7-4, first half and finished with 12 3 a 0 (IS) 45 40. P (15)161 10. DC) Notre Dame 66. UCLA 63 1. Buffalo at Vancouver Washington at Minnesota c. extending their home unbeaten Puget Sound 68, Idaho 61 Penguins 5, Blues 3 points, 14 under his average. '21' 14160 AFC Divisional Playoff THIRD I Uris Bells (II (8 Ci) S Dakota St 89. Northern S D 62 World Hockey Association New England at Oakland string over the Maple Leafs to Jean Pronovost scored twice Pistons 110, Kings 104 Stanford 70, Wisconsin 66 1080 680, 2 Domingo Eloria i Eastern Division Sunday, Dec. I 11 games going back to Dec. 19, and Ron Shock highlighted a EAST Ralph Simpson scored 12 of '.803 60. 3. Eddy Yza (7) 3 70; Q 3 W New Mexico 10, Santa Fe 43 W L T Pt's OF GA 'AFC Divisional Playoff 81 Army 63, St Peter's 60. 01 1580. P l. 9690. 1911. And the Pittsburgh Pen- three-goal Pittsburgh third pe- his 20 points in the fourth quar-" Quebec 19 ii 1 39 141 III Pittsburgh at Baltimore Brandeis 18, Amherst 11 FOURTH - 1 Eddy Echave 131 TOURNAMENTS C'nc 36 10. 2 31 132 98 NFC Divisional Playoff gums beat St. Louis 54, extend- nod by potting the game-win- ter and the Pistons' tall front Connecticut 73, George Wish 11 80 6 60 140, 7 Arecha Soto Centenary 93,Hou'ston Baptist 71 body 16 Ii 2 31 97 107 Los Angeles at Dallas ing the Blues' winless skein to ncr as the Penguins beat the line wore down the Kings. Kan,nglon 70 '.601 10. 3 Jose larre III 560. 0 i3 Providence 77, Boston Col 61 Mon 1213 1 20 91 92 Sunday, Dec. 26 Harvard 49. Fordham aS seven games. 3170 P () 7) 302.60. OD 8 3 Holy Cross 92. Massachusetts 85 N Er Blues. Bob Kelly and Mario sas City lost momentum after 11 Is 4 26 95 ItO AFC ChampionShip Game Mane 71, Boston U 67 Brigham Young 65, Niagara 52 Birm 1 In the other National Hockey Faubert added Penguins goals, rookie Rich Washington fouled 9 72 19 101 129 NFC Championship Game 2FIFTH so New Hampshire 19, North - I Marurl Arcs 161 I? Georgia 51 93, Long Island 01 Western 'Division , League game, the New York while Bob MacMillan. Garry --- - ---- --------... - -' n,,t with S'l't mnmnininu Woch----'ydr,ndI, VS. 0500 T5TC 05 (OT) 0 514 4 OU. an,i Aguirre III 5 37) I WiI'W'tipg 18 1 2 1 37 143 lOS Islanders beat the Chicago Unger and Larry Paley were ulgion finished with 19 points 180. 3 Alava Juan (2) 580; 0 (4 6) Niagara 63, Buffalo 50 Midwestern, hex. SI, St Mary's, , 16 32 2 31 101 79 S Diego ' Princeton 14, St Joseph's 43 Tex SI Black Hawks 6-2. Houston 1311 1 30 IS 84 the St. Louis marksmen. and 14 rebounds and led the 67 60, P 1611 162,00 Rhgde Island 62, Manhattan SIXTH - I Jose Alberdi (S) 15 60 Alcorn State 52. Central Oklahoma Edmntn 1317 I 27 87112 Red Wings 5, BraIns 3 Flyers 7, Maple Leafs 4 Kings to an 86-79 lead after '>60320r 2 Arta Solo (41 6 703803 60 12 Phoenix 1216 2 26 99 130 Dennis Hextall scored two Orest Klndrachuk and Don three periods. Rochester 61, Cornell 'it'u EInza (2) 163 Q 113) 54 20, 63 Holstra 61. Southern III 66 , Clgary 1116 2 21 8/ II I' St Bonavenlure 81. Villanova 151! 177 30 Duquesne 79. Pittsburgh 78 power play goals and set up two Saleski scored within 20 secSaturday's Results Suns 106, hawks 91 74 SEVENTH - 1 Eacy Quola (6! . NC Charlotte 85, New Mexico New England 3. San 0 eq' 2 others, the decisive tallies In onds in the second period, Paul Westphal and Ricky SoSt John's 86. Rutgers 70 020. 560 6 4 7 Uris Miguel Slate SI Quebec A. Houston I the third period, sending Dc- breaking a 2-2 tie In the Flyers' hers each scored five points as 6801 00 3 Aloana Alberdi 111 4.00 Syracuse 71, Canisius 59 Northern Arizona 96, Lamar 05. Calgary 3. Edmonton Temple 79, W Virginia 61 01 troit past Boston for the first success. Philadelphia extended Phoenix broke open a close 0 II 8) U 00 P (6 1) 125,70; Big 0 Sunday's Results SOUTH Butler 72, Grambilog 61 Houston 3. Indianapoos 1 time at Bost on Garden since its unbeaten string to 11 games. , game In the third quarter. Al- II S and II 6) 1529 60, Appalachian SI BIGHTH 61, William San Francisco 91. Utah SI EcPa, ))) Cincinnati S. Phoenix C Dec. 5, 1974. . Islanders 6, Black hawks 2 though the Suns never trailed Ic' so 3080 5 40 2 Manolo and 'Mary 59 Tennessee 79, Seon Hall 90 Sanchez Quebec S. New Engisni I Ctadeb 86. SC Aiken 75 Bill Lochead was unsuccess560 300 3 111050 Zamrp 4! Clark Gillies scored twice and after taking a 19-18 lead on AlEXHIBITIONS Winnipeg 6. Czectsostovak'a 5, y Clemson 1 P Ii). Tennessee 3f; Athletes In Tech ¶0 ID Ati 130 20 75. BIOLA Cot exhib,ton ful against Bruins goalie Gilles added an assist, lifting the van Adams' jumper midway 67 ' San Diego I, Minnesota 2 Gilbert on a penalty shot at 6:06 Islanders past Injury-riddled through the first period, the Duke 65. Ro-mond 6) Boise St 73. Australia Nationals 71 Edmonton 5, Birmingham I of the first rnertod. but later Chienco. The flint-k flnwke ,,rn,.. i.,v ..l ii,,. •l,1,..4 -----.............-, --0' Ka, fl. faa tIJ.),; U,, ,U tC tililu ' - I. Neff. ve '0 Nissalke Haunts Sonics By 96-92 Monday, Dcc. 13, 1776-7'> JOHN DICKEY INC. Ph. 322-O5'l 405W. First SI, Sanford" on's Shoes " SANFORD PLAZA NEXT TO PENNEY'S �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 13, 197 CALENDAR - MtPUA'. DECEMBER 13 Sanford AA, 8 p III.. 1.lJ1 W First St. Diet Workshop. 7:30 p.m., Sanlando United Methodist Church, SR 434 and 1-1 TOPS, Chapter 7' 7 p.m.. over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Coun'r Club Rd., Lake Mary. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, board meeting, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse at Spring Oaks and SR 436. Transcendental Meditation program, 7:30 p.m., Florida Federal Savings, 911 W. Hwy. 436, Altamonte Springs "The Thwarting of Baron Bolligrew," play for children and adults, 2p.m. and 8p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic ('enter. Santa will be present. Tickets at civic center. TUESDAY, - AREA DEATHS HOSPITAL NOTES DECEMBER 14 - Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 p.m., Central Christian Church, 250W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Slide presentation on burrowing owl by Biologist William Coursier. . DECEMBER 11 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Betty Andes Anna F. Brotherson Johnnie W. Dixon Clyde Eckhart Mildred George John C. Jenkins Lucius Lee Felix McClairen Rose M. Reid James Williams Brandt P. Evans, Altamonte Springs James Swilley, Altamonte Springs • Stella C. Evans, DeBary Eileen B. Angell, Deltona Charles N. Smith, Deltona April Randall, Orlando . ,'__..- .-. .. dames A. UUF1II'I i..ira U. lCflflC(iY Janet M. Leon Thelma 1.. Shaw Edith Spring Irna M. Walker Rose L. Philips, Chuluota Mary Cornelia, Deltona Janis W. White, Dellary Isabelle A. Simmons, Deltona Trudy A. Bush, Geneva Lna1d Dreggors, Geneva Kenneth W. Cochrnne, Della Elliott, Longwood Orange City Grace 1. Carnes, Osteen Ethel M. Whidden, Osteen Jon M. Johnson, Oviedo Mrs.. James Vickie) MaxDISCHARGES well. & boy. Sanford Sanford: DECEMBER 12 Annie M. Alexander ADMISSIONS . . Patsy C. Harlow Sanford: Juanita Southward Darlene Counterman Christopher L. Singletary Regina G. England Anthony M. Taprino, DeBary Opal George Mary Stockdale, Orange City, Erma J. Jamison Mrs. Charlie (Brenda) Daniel S. Lawrence Graves, a girl, Sorrento ...-...,.. ,.,..,.. tr. Herman C. Gunter, 92, of 708 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, died toiny. He had lived Sanford for the past 65 years, was born in Faquay Springs, N.C., attended the Christian Church and was a member of Sanford Elks Lodge and the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers. Survivors include a daughterin-law, Mrs. Evelyn Gun of Sanford, two brothers, Canton and Frank, of Faquay Springs, NC., several nieces and nephews; Brisson Funeral Home in chargn of arrangements. died today. will held at jrnWednesday at gravesidtn OeklaWfl Memorial Park Brison Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. rt aCC?W WL'Ifll I ...h Mrs. Flossie (Aunt Patsy) Webb, 83, formerly of Sanford, died at Mt. Dora Medic-Dome Health Center, Sunday. Born in Indiana, she came to the Sanford area in 1910 and was a fltcinber of the Church of God, Holly and 22nd Street. She is survivied by one cousin. Brisson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. WEBB, MRS. FLOSSIE Funeral Services for Mrs. (Aunt Patsy) Webb, 53, Flo formerly of Sanford, who died Sunday at the Mt Dora Medic Home Health Center will be he.4 at 10:30 am Wednesday at the Brisson Funeral Home with Rev Harris officiating. Burial will be in Lake View Cemetery. Brisson rneral Home in charge of arrangements. Funeral Notice 1hr"" AUVE GUNTER. HERMAN C. Funeral services for Herman C Gunter. 92. of ic Palmetto Ave .•,f - BIRTHS VFW Post 10108 Auxiliary. 8 pm.. post home iii Sanford lakefront. WEATHER 8 a.m. readings: tern- Rain probability so per cent. perature, 66, Sunday's high, 83; oveght low, 63; barometric TUESDAV'STII)Es pressure, 30.14; relative Daytona Reach: high 1:48 humidity, 9$, WiDth calm. a.m.. 2:07 p.m., low 7:59 a.m.. Turning cooler today with 8:22 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 12:32 chance of showers through Tuesday. Highs in the mid lOs a.m.. 12:53 p.m., low 6:40 a.m., today and near 70 Tuesday. 7:16 p.m. lowe tnnleht nor O. Winds Bavnort: hlh 6:19 a.m.. 7:06 nt: Io12:4a.m.l2:42p.m. becoming northerly l5 m. Mr. and Mrs. IIoa Nguyen, a girl, Sanford DISCHARGES Sanford: Betty Andes Oscar I.. Benson Rebecca E. Coggins PRESTO OR ________ _______ NORTHERN ELECTRIC _____ ______________________________ ____________________________________ ________ ________ - -. u MASTER CHEF POKE ALONGE CROCK(RY COOK POT ___ % 3/'j quart electri cooliur QUICK GRILLERIOQ _________________., ____ - a. SAVINGS GOOD THRU SATURDAY, DECEMBER IN. IPPW,nlAl I H PAPER mumat wemtuuyIm, RIGHT PLANTERS MWlikissiliew _______ 881 youwyoua.aTIT;Is BORDEN Tailor Teaching Job Retires... To A summary of Saul Freeman's life and achievements lines the panelled den :a11 In his east Orlando hom Plaques, trophies. citations declaring him chairman, exhaulted ruler, Man of the Year ficiently skilled in the art of iloring that they become productive workers — self sufficient, and not dependent on "I hope to establish a pool of skilled workers from which clothing retailers in this area may tiraw' 'I will be teaching trade, a not a jt is a reflection of his corp tributions to life in Springfield, N.J., over the past 30 years. Before that, Saul and his wife, lillian, lived in their native Manchester, England, and a corner of their family room reflects memorabilia from this earlier phase of their lives. , h u bb ii The 15-week basic tailoring course will run Jan. 7 through April 20, taught Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. Cost Is $10 for instruction and $5.00 for materials. Freeman - in Manchester and has been in An advanced tailoring course Despite three decades of the clothing business all his life. will be offered Jan. 10 through sing his trade as tailor and it will l'e this commercial angle April 18 on Monday mornings. clothier In New Jersey, Saul of the trade that Freeman will Cost is $10, plus $2.00 for retains a strong British accent. impart to his students. materials. Registration is now "Fin not going to teach them open at the college's Over a steaming cup of tea how to custom tailor whole Administration Building. (naturally!), he spoke of his garments, but rather how to do plans since retiring to Central the sewing, fitting and On those days he is not Florida this summer. No golf, alterations that are needed teaching, Freeman will fishing or sightseeing ex- commercially." Freeman probably become involved in cursions for Freeman. Instead, noted that this service is con- many of those activities which he will indulge a lifelong dream spicuously lacking in most won him the Man of the Year Mid become a teacher. Starting Central Florida clothing stores. award in Springfield Jan. 7, a number of tailoring "I will be teaching a trade, Chamber of Commerce, B'nai courses will be offered by the not a hobby," he continued. lirith, Elks, United Fund, Civil Adult-Education division of "This course is intended for Defense, lions, Boy Scouts, Seminole Community College, those persons who need a job Girl Scouts and more. He also and teaching them will be Saul and want to make a start in the has his hobby of woodworking Freeman. "I've always wanted tailoring business, to keep his nimble fingers busy to teach," Freeman said. "I wil1 train or retrain men when not occupied with tools of lie learned the tailoring trade and women to become suf- the tailoring trade. Earn Extra Money WOMEN - Artist Of The Month Jr - j•f4j•7 - . - . ..,,. •• •' . .. . ' . -.,\ ,1.: ' - - IJ , .. '•' :L 404 10 ,i:. 6 No, Thank You! ,' •. • DEAR ABEl's': Getting one of those mimeographed newsletters at Christmastime is like being stuck with a non-stop talker. No doubt a handful of friends and relatives are interested In knowing what every member of the faintly did last i year, but why must everyone CC LS iney Mow DC SUDJCCLCU .to • all that drivel? ,Receiving a Christmas card .1 with a short personal note is a -' pleasure, but spare me from . • ' 'Ifl'"• •" 1 5 By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN - • also • a, ' / ALL THOSE ' - .'%I ,e• ,_; GATHER UP LINES . - ' :;..;. v',e'*p.jy II 'f '/ • ,: • (.if " If k U! GREAT FINDS I I AND ADVERTISE - .- THEM - - FOR "FOR SALE" IN OUR .1 TOASTM ISTRESS Officers installed at the first meeting of the newly chartered ( reater Seminole Toastmistress tints j include Helen Kevscr, seated,president, standing, from left, Betty French, (retchen Reese and Nancy Pevcke. I)oris Salfi not pictured. CLUB STARTS CLASSIFIED AD DAYS e7i _______ YOU'RE SURE _______ Well John Blunt, Sanford, owner of J & DTrtking, has donated the bricks which will be used by Cenual Florida Zoo officials to construct a wishing well at the attraction. A total of $750 was raised by the SISTER Club to build the well, a Bicentennial gift, but now that the bricks have been I iz: jut' .'r!4'rIi4)n ofI. Un' Jt'if'f'irv, Lust/u TO END UP WITH A POCKETFUL 1-1 unil Other !lt'm.s !'roin .Irouisil hit' . " .It' nrlil COMPLETE LINE OF RATTAN £ BAMBOO FURNITUkE, w ' WORLD : I, 'I I, FOR donated, the SISTERs hope some of the money will be used for other zoo projects as well, - ' SPENDING TV So l" - rnAvIIIf HOLIDAYS! . MERCHANDISE ADS ONLY WIJRIIIU - • EVERY FRIDAY Il a.m. fil 4p.m. By Faye and Mary. .. . - - ONLY - - You're Welcome To Stop And Taste The Tasty Foods Cooked In Minutes Right -_- " • -. 77h - re - SiAuCft, Ivtt Of A Ch"se And Egg - Dishes s DISHWASHER Friidire Custom r' Deluxe (.Jndercounter Features Rinse & Hold 4 Level Washing Action Spots Away. Large Capacity 4 Only Reg. WASHER Frigidaire Load ' - ,, -. - WASHER-DRYER COM BINATION Laundry Center 2 Speeds Fully Automatic Dryer Slight Dent Only Req. 1519.95 NOW $415 - - - ' - .' - REFRIGERATOR Frigid tire I? Cu Ft. Frost Proof Adjustable Shelves Rollers White or Colors Reg 595 NOW wt - - - - ,., - Family Size 1 Only Reg NOW $275 24 . , - ' NOW $233 COMPACTOR Frigidaire White or Green - Lock & Key deodorizer Compacts 8 Average Bags Of Trash Into One Many Other Features Reg S209 15 NOW $211 RANGE Frigidaire 30" Cerama Top Electri Clean Oven Clock & Automatic Oven Cleaner Avocado- I Only Req. NOW 1.51$ $769.95 ' Fully Automatic $319 U39 75 1 - - MAIL OR DELIVER YOUR AD AND CHECK TO: THE. EventngF HeMd '300 FRENCH AVE. •,• ', " . - Blaj, blah, blab, nothing but It's brag brag, brag, nauseating! Next year Bob and are going to send those bragging bores our own Cliihtsna.s letter, and e s: i thi 'k hi t v,- illsomet ung s. go , cscr.,y. Well. another miserable year has passed. Grandpa -was recovering nicely from his prostate operation when he fell down the cellar steps and broke his good leg. i l.uckily we kept Bob's crutthes after his ski accident last eir.i ituuhb'rl., luick in therap), poor kid. 11(r boyfriend - op • Now Christmas. Shop HOME APPLIANCE CENTER 1100 wt First St. 'SANFORD, FLA., 32771 yi1ij1'i j%'1 i11 ' . Ph. 122 :3981 • Sanford ' Christmas • U4tI'l4i1 IM'A 1i1.i !hI.! 't1tIi off siasnt nreenant!l Tunmy, our problem child, got busted for pot. (Only using. not yAling.) Fortunately %ve were able to keep it out of the papers. Bob was passed over for promotion again. He lost out to a younger man. They tried to make up for it by giving h him a fancy title, but we were counting on th e money. It looks t.L ....III iL4'. •.. - Oil W (fiJ(IU r' DUO his life insurance to pay his taxes You know' his father died last sear, and if his mother sells her house and mores in with us I'll kill myself. Freckles, our faithful cocker spaniel, is failing fast. lie's practically blind, can hard]) get around, and we may have to put him to sleep. Well, I've gotta run. The whole family is down with some kind of flu, and guess who the nurse is? Merr) Christmas. El.LEN - 'I4 ' • - - •' . • .-" - ' ç4 Faye Siler — loves people, animals, nature an evening to their one. As a school student in Ohio, Faye liked to draw and paint, but it has been only during the past three years that her hobby has become a serious, almostfulltime occupation. A part-time receptionist at Chase and Co., Sanford, Mrs. Suer devotes almost all of her free time now to painting. Her husband Don, she notes,lsherbestfan — and critic. "If he likes it, it'll usually sell," she cornmented. Sharing their 402 Colonial Way home with the Silers are two poodles. Faye enjoys working In her yard. She is a member of Xi Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phil. Ma r riage Applications Vincent T. Figliolia, 36, 229 Cumberland Cir. W., LW, Sandra I.. Haubner, 30, sa,e address. Robert C. Cole, 38, 90 Mark David Shumake,53,919W.lst St., Joyce L Douglas, 38 same add. Robert T. Bowden, 20, 62 Greenbriar Blvd., AS, Kenda D. David 0., ('B. Rose F. Lengyel, 46, same address. Ketter, 47. Rt. 2 Box 106, Julia M. Anderson, 46, same address. David G. Miller , 21, Box 194 (;enes'a, Rhonda K. Britton, 19, Rt. 3 Box 513. Christopher R. Keweke, 20, Century 21 Bldg. 543, apt. 268, Orl. & Margaret J. Bradley, 24, same address. - PLO RI 0 P True, 18, same add. ARRIVE ALIVE T5T - OLD FASHIONED HAND CUT CHRISTMAS COOKIES 4DOZ. TO TRAY w 95 ATTRACTIVELY WRAPPED7 e'A CHRISTMAS PARTY NEEDS COOKIES DINNER ROLLS GREEN & RED SANDWICH BREAD FANCY BREADS (Fruit and Banananut) L / GINGERBREAD HOUSES 10'' x 10" x 12" The Kids/or For Parties ORDER YOURS NOW $ 14-50 FRESH PASTRY DANISH, ECLA!RS, CREAM PUFFS, CREAM HORNS, APPLE & CHERRY TURNOVERS APPLE & CHERRY STRUDEL FRUIT PIES OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. their engagement, and we don't know I" what to tell people. tHe went to work on the Alaskan pipeline. Tina. who just turned 19, had to drop out of college Last quirter. The dQctor said it was For ' called . Now - For : championship last year. Cl yde was so proud of our Beth when she was elected treasurer of the Junior League that he surprised her with a new Mercedes. Our little beaut). Kathy, was runner-up for huniccuuiing queen.She also Iliadi. the National Honor Society, - 4ti '. '•• . -' ,........ ' . . -- : -- d FRIGIDA IRE INVENTORY SALE - HERE IS MY MESSAGE: iar rrienu.s - Harold is now chairman of the board having passed the presidency of his company on to Cisde. our son- An)th1n' to do with nature .."is how Sanford artist Faye Slier sums up the subject matter of her work. '1 try to express the feelings I have about animals, or about a beautiful scene. And sometimes, people recognize my message in my work.' That recognition, said the artist, is most rewarding. A variety of her work is currently on display at the Plaza Rocking Chair Theatre, Sanford, and will be exhibited through December. Furry animals in pastels - a favorite of children — as well as animals and nature scenes in acrylics predominate in the collection. Mrs. Slier choses to paint many of her wild animal pictures on %%ood. adding to the rustic nature of the work. These paintings are favored by men, she noted, who like to hang them in their dens or family rooms. Watercolor, said Mrs. Suer, is still too demanding for her taste "I can't be free with it yet, but I keep practicing." She never labors long over a painting, but works rapidly. It is a joke among )r fellow students in art class at Seminole Cornmunity College, that Faye always does two pictures In For I deal For Slow Roasting Quality Meats And For cooking Delicate . FOR INSTANCE: TWO GREEN. LAMPS DEAR AIIIIY Can you believe the utter conceit of those people who send a fivepage "newsletter ' to friends as a special "Christmas treat?" The all sound like this: ti-xiliar) put tin annual !aii1 pLiyul i had a terrific .. tIn. lead irector from New York, and he -said I was better than Carol ° iii ° LEAV'E ONE SPACE BLANK FOR SPACING . are boring. But all are sent in the spirit of generosity and sharing. They take time and energy to compose and they're not inexpensive to print and mail. When one receives a book as a gilt, he should appreciate the thought, but he doesn't have to read It unless he wants to. lIosever, here's another reader who shares your slew: Our USE ONE SPACE FOR EACH LETTER. BETWEEN WORDS. those six-paged mimeographed Christmas newsletters! ANTI-NEWSLETTERS DEAR ANTI: Some Christmas newsletters are newsy and interesting. Others Buddy was accepted at Harvard, Yale, Dartmouth and Princeton, but he thinks he'll go iii a little junior college up . LIMITED TO PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS WRITE YOUR' OWN. 'AD I I , DEMONSTRATIONS - 'Good Now Through Dec. 21 I . MICROWAVE FOR THE U FOR SALE I 1-:-' 4.1P'I..i' MONEY- _____ t IMPORTS 1)5 MAGNOLIA AVf, C)),,, TEL. (3-351 32 1- 0 956 CMc 5( - Ii I.. OF OF EXTRA Donation uer ' s Love Of Nature Emiressed On Canvas -. Christmas Letters? WITH THE HIDDEN TREASURES IN YOUR ATTIC, GARAGE OR CLOSET! S w.r.: Dwarfed by his man awards, retired tailor Saul Freeman prepares for new teaching career P4(_ )'-1 b\ Monday, D*c. 13, 197a-1B Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. &*in& BaJzj PH. 322-7598 SANFORD �211-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 13, 17 __ , I TELEVISION CLASSIFIED ADS 1045 M o nday I 2 1100 4 6 9 12 NEWS 6$ EMERGENCY ONE 7 VILLA ALEGRE 24 REBOP 2 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 24 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 6$ THE C5S WITS 6$ I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 THE WILl) KINGDOM 24 MACNEIL.LEHRER- REPORT 7 25 24 THE WAY IT WAS 61111 JOHN MCKAY 6$ HOGANS HEROES 9 BREAK THE BANK 12 CANDID CAMERA - 6 SUNSHINE tO ALMANAC tebbe EDUCATION (Thurg CHRISTOPHER CLOSE UP (Fri)DAILY DEVOTIONAL _______________________ FACED WITH I PROBLEM I Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous I Can Help Phone l23.&517 -, Write P.0 Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 32771 530 2 NEWS 6 HOGANS HEROES 6$ PARTRIDGE FAMILY 7 24 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 634 12 LIVING WORDS 63° - snwges - nage. Con- 12 HI - . Even after is deaned out . - the Entebb bizarre, unreal ter-. ment last Nov. 29 after- e . &--C hild - - -- '- Eaucalionai Child Care for as low a' if you qualify 373 8421 $, or 371 843% I - at Entebbe " rate production, even though - made gainst a brutal deadline Cassidy ' s Camper Trailer for rent, 24', tu.i bath, twin beds, Heat, air 3fl 5752 Blam d e (:) still working on the program - - last weekend. .. The, cast is quite smolde ri ng cigarette may have good, though two "name" stars - tor-s inger mg his Jack that killed trying to evacAn autopsy was scheduled for uate other residents from the ac- today, but the 0 complex, Elizabeth ef I after a penthouse apartment dicate anything party 4 OF .9 prey to ne newsman Sanford, Fla. 4 calling 12 PeEHV Il ., White line Fever I GRIFFIN SHOW 2 12 4 6 - S. at work." PRICE IS RIGHT The ECONOMY NOTE TUESDAY after "Book Of Numbers" - - - tension builds in scene scene, be it the cabinet I I - Are -• • -• P~aa Roof THAN JUST PIZZA And MADE .• ".L I )l Welcomes You Hal I I W, 251h ,I I I - - I CALL 322-3103 Sanford, Fla -- Phone 3195373 ____________ - I I C3eb*iardl's Home Repairs, Room Add'f. Concrete WOrk, PaiiA. ing, Carpenter Work. Ceramic , Tile, Alum.. Enclosures 373 612.5. Free Estimates 250% OR $ - Carpentry, Remodeling, Additi, Custom Work Licerned. Bonded. Free ellimôte 373 603. -. . , Rooting, Sdng. Sheet metal. Alum., SoffiI, Painting, Air cond., Gutters. Texture coaling, - etc. Large quality, small dollar, Bill Evans, $31 99)4 1 WARNING Property protected by permaneni marking CAN BE- TRACED! U- j OPERATION IDENTIFICATION BOWLIN: ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors lndustrlil. corn mercial, residential. Free estimates. 322.7373. To List Your Blown in Insulalon . Ma I, $uIibiOnCø ca ll befor,9, ,n, $30 0092 or 904 ' - 6 Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, 1% ,1 3 Bikes, 1973s- Kawasaki dirt, 90CC $200. Yamaha dirt. 250 CC. 1-450. - Chaparetl too CC, 1200 Best offer. ph 373 6062 --- - $90 Cora 371 6056041cr Spm - - - - 79—Trucks-Trailers 65--Pets.Supplies ________________________________ 7Ap(C miniature poodles. 9wks old, black 3770683 - 1971 GMC conditon 734) Hi, my name is Sherlock, I'm 11 mos. old, AKC Peg Basset!, $75 323 3609 1961 Chevrolet pick-up truck, new slicker, Good running condition 1350, 319 5702 Collie Pups in time for Christmas With papers. $100 323.7191 1972 Ford Pickup, VS. automatic, air, camper, all like new $2195 3235957 alter I m -_ ____ ___________ Campbell's Poodle Pad-Complete professional grooming 2467 Park Ave 322 1121 Closed Wednesdays . - Pickup truck, good Sanford A uction, 37-3- , — . ---- 80-Autos - --for -- Sale ____________________________ - . , . JUST.MAKE PAYMENTS.- '72 and ' 73 Models Call 323 8570 or $34 1605 Dealer. 66-Horses . . Geldng, 14 1 1 hands. 17 years old, gentle, good with (hIdren, tack included Also P4015tt.n bull. I - months cid Call 322 1961 ' - 68 —Wanted to Buy ______________________________ 197' Mercury Cyclone GT, 351 Cleveland, automatic, Power steering, air. $1795 3231915. - 69 VOLVO. runt good, good fires Phone 377 7787 To see. call after I pm Cash for Anl'ques Consignments DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION wanted Hi War 46 Auction Hwy 9'), I mu. we-st 01 Speedway, GaIIenls, 72? 6772 Daytona Beach will hold a Public .'Ianted 10 buy used olfke furniture AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday Any n.Qtlt at 7 30 15 the onI,' one in Quanlity NOLLS. Florida Yc', set the reserved CASSELBERRY. Hwy 1793. 30 price No charge other than IS 1206 registration fee unless vehicle 's __________________________________ sold Call 901755 $311 for further de tails GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRIST -',(AS by selling your good 1961 Sports Fury, C, F teil cleaning drop in rang, .jseci furniture drill appliances to new insPIctIOri, losded, stock Only Peg Now 1375 Larry's New & i.ileil Marl, 725 5 P4cc condition. 3739062 5,ab0l Electric Co 25?? Perk Sanfo rd Ave. 372 11)7 , Dr. 3221562 ____________________________ 1971 Chevrolet Impala, cusl,7m 2 dr. WE BUY FURNITURE hardtop, air, PS. P8 11230 372 10 eieClric range, clock controlled 'vta.il,)nQAu(ti0n 1-474 alter 6 p m oven, 3 years old good condition 1)9 6116 loll tree from Sanford 1100 831 1925 _____________________________________ I 1777 VSS Super Beetle. AM nidlo, Od COfldi?iOfl, 1 owner. $),3 KENMORE WASHER - Parts ' - 10'-Swap & Trade , Call 322 7399 after S. Service Used macfines MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 06 97 . Over 10,000 people are reading thiS .'d .574 TED' SELLERS _________________________________ . .id Don't you with the item you BUYERS o General Electric range, DEALERS Err,tt -,our carport or garage lt3ye for sale was listed heft.? GOOi1COtidt,n 533 Make 111 and have fun swapp'nlg Prone 372 5-S8 1972 MercuryMarquis, Brougham, I t' Bring your articles to •',sov.e dr hardtop, fully equipped. ex , Land Drive In Theatre Swap Shop 53-TV-Radio-Stereo cellent cOnditiOn, $2.000. 80 1132 F 'ea Market, south II 92, every Sunday. 7 am lo S pm NO I Good used TVt 575 & up Ping our chimes and place a fast; CHARGE Reserve Ire, MiLLER'S. 2619 Orl.wdei Drive. acl,mg. low coil want ad C311 3rSanford. 327035? ' 2511 or 831 9093 -,,., We ,*. I TWENTY ACRES COUNTRY ESTATE - on clear lake Ex cellenl location for tide a way home Will div.cjC or all for 155.0(a) a HOME IN THE COUNTRY Assumable mortgage F ..ellynl Condition 119.000 - - Bath Townhouse 18,525 ) ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7342 Park Drive 327 U63 MODEL OPEN: Oum UJere iii AIter$tbns, Dress M4kbIiQ. Drapes, 3220107,- Upholstery FOR INFORMATION CALL Just about everything for Christmas Outing can be found In the Want Ads SUN.—) -- - Another FIne Development J ___ I '") DIRECTIONS: In Sanford -West on1151h St. off 17.92 To Rldgwood Ave.. Go South 2 Blocks On Ridgewood To Ter!ace Drive By ' OWN AN ACRE Huge 3 4 OR home CID-Ste-11 but 'country " Country kitchen Central H&AC Move in by Chrlslmas. 149,500 CLIFF JORDAN PEAL TOP $30 Hwy 131. t uc'g,vcivl 831 8771 j ',i Mile 323-7080 - p.m.-6 p.m. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS - * I DAILY-l:30 a.m.-S:30 p.m. - SAT.-II a.m.-6 p.m. - - vjuth Seminole — Sewing - Days 172 617) Nigtts- in 7352 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. -Control C Peg Real [slate Broker SALES RENTALS 117W l5t5l,Sanford 327 $&4l or 372 77%? alter I-Irs 75 NOW Business... Dicd 322-2611 or 83-1-9993 OAK FIREWOOD . Clean Your Own Carpet Pent Our P'nstnvac CARROLL - S FURNITURE 322 Sill steam BALL REALTY DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Mowing Trimming FdgleWt"a Personal Tou ch. $30 *8)1 ..- - I 64—Equipment for Rent - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3066 or 323 7710 'leg Real Estate Broker JOHN KP-IDER ASSOC 107W Commercial Phone 322 7881. S.jnlor'J !24pM Pest Woodruft Garden Cerr'er -)l (eIs'r,' W. GARNETT WHITE ORIGINAL PRICE - NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Eve's 127 III! 172 II' 707€ 25tlS' .EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowing, Edging. Trimming Free Estimat es Phone 3773 1772 - ,, ieaSe Dad *,tti a pair of Daniel Greene casuals or house sippers $rom Knights Shoes 201 F 1st St ___________________ 1973 Honda, 100 SL. dirt but, good condition. 1200 Call after 6 p m 323 $513, 1832 Tree TrImming & Surgery-Lawn Mlintenanc, Free Estimates LICensed. Phone 1227512 Home Improvements Realty 78—WGtorcycles I ________________ HUGHEY EQUIPMENT Dirt 141'vIC,, Clearing, Mowing. Back ho bidet. 3728*27 AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Colbert - . - _______ Memodeling Lawn Care " LIGHT HAULIHG& YARD _________ DOUBLE WIDE -MOBILE HOME cre .o real barqa,n at 115.500 FOR APPOINTMENT NSTRUCTION Ir-c- I & C' ti TIi.)Rii.,i ,, ,.:.i, Plants carnations $Slloz cash & CAREFREE FLORIST carry 2197 French Ave. 3237350 INC. IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY - ,, 172 1118 __________ ES 1*1 i'.'i waIcties 52795 up p-erced '-ann ings. 16 95 up Gwaltney JewelerS, 201 S Park Ave ______________ TAFFER REALTY Peg Peal LSta? 11,05,,-, IIOQE 2SthSt, 122 1655 - -' -'--- 3 Wheel Adult Tricycle 1100 1917 Siirnforcl A -,e. 373 3979 ___________ - MLS - REALTOR IL 7 lILlY JUNK CARS - from 5)0 to 1)2 (ill 377 1671 alter I P rn 62—Lawn-Garden I Wanted our trade furniture allow Good LSl.ICliOS, I COUNTRY FURN DISTRIBUTORS Ii 323 8327 SR 14. I m East I I 52-Appliances - -, . -- 77- Autos --- --- - -- - -- , Select your new furniture from WILSON MAIEI4 tor Inc best Christmas ever Save' on national brands Liberal trade in's Free delivery Convenient terms We qi-yC TV Stamps Ill E First St , Phone 377 5622 1972 Williams Craft IS' travel trailer, sleeps 6,3 burner gas with Oven, icebox, water tank, potty,] way light, 5795 373 433 — _______________ - pri3, -------------- - .':,' Realtor __________ I ,vutvt'me Ca I I Bart L 9. i,uod,d LLJII l'.aard Sirrrh Si*,'r% Street L.qhts S'dewjiii'. Landscaping & - Electrical TO ORDER! SERVED MON. THRUFRI. • 'I Life In 1 HOM K i tc h en Bathroom Cabinets, counter tops, sinks lnstaliaIoq, available Bud Cabeil 372 8057 Move in oeiore Chnisbm,ss Freshly Painted. 3 BR home with central air In quiet established neighbor tiood Re finance or trade in your I s-maIler come Ciii now edu(ed t 121950 ___ Insulation LUNCHEON SPECIAL' • * We're Offering A Central Heat .8. Air Conditioning - For Ire estimates, call Carl Harris.at SEARS n Slnfoed - 372. 1771 - Beverages EVERYTHING • H rs 94ume — ll'jtarie Lighters. 11 95 up; money clips. $6 SO up Gwaltney Jeweler's, 201 S Park Ave ____________________________ $10 2571 Park Or 372 2111 Realtor Alter ou 3229-711 327 1991 122 t _____ - pme Used Restaurant R. Bar equi nt Steam tIble milk shake machine, waitress stIlon. ti- 22) 2770 I __________ _____________ _______ - Used Office Furniture ' ---- 75Recreational Vehicles VSood or ste-ti di'sk% i'*t'CUt,ve desk & chairs. secretarial desks & chairs, Straight chair's,' ling cabinets, as is Cash and carry 11 fIIOLL'S Casselberry. 17 97. t)0 1206 * i - -. Collage. 5. rooms, I bath. 751 5 3rd St . Lake Mary 111.S00 - Phone ____ - - — Inc 7 0 - DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V Hardwick. Broker Deilona. 66* Mtl ________________ 1 I -- ___________ fl--- Moving - Must sacrifice' Bedroom Suites Tniom.isv,IIe Country French. Solid pecan walnut, Early American Broyhill. Solid pecan Other household 'temS 372 8547 J C Penney Mini Bike, $30. Voltage conversion unit, 510 Call 323 2450 after 3 20 pm ________________________________ 2565 PARK 1200 French Ave. 323-7340 60---OHice Supplies _________ 51—Household Goods I FOR THE BUYER WdTH CA$H Hauling Ilu , ________ DELTONA- Completely furnished I BR home, first area Air con ditioned, gas heat, screened porch, new washer Immediate occupancy 115500 Peg Real Estate Broker 803W 151 St Sanford 1236061 or 3230517 eveS Jim Hunt Realty, .'.i - . ___________________________ • Oven Baked Spaghetti And Cavatini . Assorted Submarine Sandwiches • Fresh Tossed Salads iBeer - - Dee 4 Gerry Cleaning Secvici — Residential & Commercial Cleaning. RI. I. Box 174CC, Sanford, Fl. 3277-I - 3236125. • • Cleaning SOFA & CHAIR SHAMPOOED Also Carpet Shampooed Only $35. Ptsone3fl-3311 - SELL THAT CAR TODAVI Place a low cost warit ad. - .th*nslaycios, to y our • THERE'S A LOT MORE AT PIZZA HUT • can cover ,our, home with aluminum & soffit system. Also Roofing, Gutters 20 Vi's Esp. Eagle Siding Co. UI 956). - I 4114. Good Things - - -- A Lot Of Under - - Fill Santa's bag quick and easy . Shop the *ant ads . for - Christmas buys I - ______________ , - -• RI Sanford Auction — Pianos & F lyctronC Organs with automatc rhythm section Liberal trades offered Bob Ball's Piano & Organ Sales & dtestern AutO, 301 W First St , 372 7255 _____________________________ FUTURA BY SINGER Service Listing Save $1,500 EXPERTS JUS - Aluminum Siding -. Shlmon Pet-es (Burt Lancaster) • • Multiple JUSTIN FROM NEW YORK CITY 42 Storage lots to include bedroom and dining room suites, wicker, sofas. chairs, dressers, chests, . . antiques, appliances. IVI. and 13 Sealed storage cartons H941 Furnished SNACK BAR AVAILABLE --.-_---Bink.Americarch, Master Charge. Good Checks, Cash Merchandise 46—Commercial Property New metal garage do", 9 x 7' Antique Chifl4 cabinet, Mi5C 66* 6017 MON., DEC. 13, 7:30 P.M - - - SIORAGE AUCTION * * ' . — " ANYTIME M. UNSWORTH REALTY ______ - 72-Auction B . 322,24 20 * SANFORD-- 831 Rosalia or . 2 OR. Fla rm , I bath, fenced yard 111706) ,' /IANT ADS WILL SEI.L your_____ "don't LOOKING FOR A JOB' Check the - I Help Wir"ed '71.r l4y5 rr.'d', It',' .r'i )' j ow ow cost C Ia 5Sf p ds - - . - Newhouses na rural area No down payment, monthly payments less than rent Government subsidized to Qualified buyers Call to tee if you quality! 32 323-8670 or 83 1.977 777 J _______ Get 'Em While They 're Hot! IDE A PA TM EN 15N 3. 17.92, San ford 0.' iiiv Managed ________ a - There uI - (Hwy. 17.92) Ave. • Sanford - - Israeli Prime Mmister Yitzhak Rabin (Anthony Hopkins), the planning of the raid by Israeli Defense Minister PLUS - Ph. - 323.8266 - --______ * __. 57—Sports Equipment COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Choice commercial site 2'l0x250 - on US Hwy Il 92 inside Sanford ct-,' i rn?'. 0 :.',n"r 1232920 One of Sriger S lop Touch arid Sew ________________________________ Zig Z,i rnacr,nes .".ssijrne balance of IllS Soon pa,' ill 90 per Merchandise COUNTY - Chicasaw Drive . - Jut? I , month Will lake trade in Singer reduced, gorgeous I BR. 2 bath equlppedtZIg zag & makbulton the St Johns Built with en _________________________ I oles Balance of 15* 88 or 10 holestertainment in mind with formal putlmCntS if $6 Call credit 5—iscelIaus for Sale gardens. outside brick fireplace. manager. 3239011 or see at paneled living room, covered ______________________________ SANFORD SEWING CENTER porch patio, and more Just Guaranteed reconditioned auto I The Old Singer Store 149.000 batteries II? 95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP 1169 IO3OStaleSt Sanford Call S.,ntordt er Sanford Ave little inkling of a lunatic's mind "DIAMONDS" ea French "I don't want to kill you. But. I'm a little tired and very confused.. and now, yo'i have I . 7,-. meetings of CALL 221 III 2002 *0~," adds: SANFORD AJ SON p.a jii11)1 CHILD"L "SCREAM OF THE DEMON LOVE R" vcev Si .r),tv.a. CITY -- 7216 Palmetto Ave -- Cool cAt on your front porch in this lovely older I BR, Ii a bath, in cluding carpeting, central H A. on a well landscaped lot Move ri condition, come see at 136,84)0 BUSINE world attention to the Palestinian cause. He haltingly 1000 "DEMON WITCH FREE IWAPIptQp AND FLEI. MA*KIT RESH & CLEAN, attractive) BR. ii bath, newly repainted inside, vacant & ready to move in w w carpet, LR 8. halt, kitchen equipped, FR. fenced, nice thubbery. only $17,900 - i e/u)/1k'l 9-30 Rj. - PIP4ECPEST 113 E Jindiins Circle - Spacious 3 OR. 2 bath in excellent location Has lovely foyer, large utility room, and more app Warranted just 175.000 323-5774 Anytime iMMariner's ~111age n. LAK ES111a 'n R erS If Highway -2O90 pearances. Most recently, he 1955 • WELL BUILT, excellent 3 BR. in choice private area, Separate dining room, large FR. cheery eat in kitchen, extra storage, Convenient to shopping & School 128.000 - 1 1505 W. 25th 5$, 4 ,,,, C" ~ 135 to, u REALTOR, MLS 377 4991 French iveS 372 1496 372111.1. 372 Iht.4 ________ 323 3916 __________________________________ Realty SUNLAtID ESTATES 711 FIam.ngo Drive - Fantastic 3 . BR. I bath, with football field size back yard, Owners anxious to move' Priced 171.000 - Harold Hall Realty Win. H. Stemper- Realtor r Stenstrom Rental 1200 & up Idl15 From 10 . 2017 - S FRENCH One Bedroom it was Ave. - Apartme 1.21 I Kitchen Equipped Adult-Fa mily r a well-paced, tightly-edited 1W wood apartment belonging to ty. Kids! e the dimpled, silver-haired perstarts with the terroris ts' Jun I ( played John l3arrymore in the we need young people 13 16 years : County Fire Department Bat- movie 'W.C. Fields and Me." Work after 'school & Saturda-ys V hijac king of an Air France former. It was several hours nightmare thw has been - - - new's, weather, sport's) before the coroner's office said talion Chief Rod Smith said Musk be neat and willing to wOrk - 800 In 196-4, he won a Tony Award s000ped by a rival tnx'ist. jumbo jet with more than hard Call Mr. Smith at 3239118. - that dental- charts had con- Cassidy was known to be a for his performance C'''IN moo - persons aboard. between 7 308. 10 pm I \'sliu'rt' It) gI. fur nil KANGAROO firmed the victim was Cassidy, heavy smoker and said that the Broadway musical "She Loves 2 12 PERRY COMO'S , I DUCK. DUCK GOOSE • • The Tel Aviv-to-Pans flight 49, father of onetime teen-age fire might CHRISTMAS SHOW Guests I illft rrnatil)II Vuhl lii iii have st art ed from an Me." Television specials in -I Fri ) MAX B NIMBLE b0Ut 'i 'WI' lu'S'i iiiliiSid Caesar. Senta Berger. the makes a brief stop in Athens, singing idol David Cassidy and unextinguished cigarette. ' Rentali which he appeared included 7 IN SCHOOL TELE, munit';. Vra Boys Chew and C1ytm. - Greece, where lax airport se-- ex-husband of actress-singer Sheriff's Deputy Stuart lid- "The Ander-sonvllle Trial '," -. VISION p.c Slung Champion Karl h' - curity permits the hijackers, 30-Apartments Unfurnished . "The Boston Snv PO-$V " "i .a.x..xy osrw ysiem Scrrarsz JEAN BRYANT Taped in Vienna, two of them German nationals, 24 MACNEIL-LEHRR REButton Shoes" and 834 9212 Saizberg. to board the ship with hidden OVIEDO Dupie*eSF;r PORT 4 6 EXECUTIVE SUITE' Unlurn Wooded, H guns and grenades. 830 Da%Id Cas.sidy who starred Mderso Gaff fears scandal RIDQOOO SHIRLEY MILLETT 6$ CO6$.ltJNfly CLOSE UP in the television series "The 377' 834 9212 *lil eruptover his wiles rotaAnd the terror starts mo24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU C.iseIberry Wnter Sprini', Partridge Family," was his son DBARYlions/vp witti another woman - ments after takeoff as the Gt'rlovely IOR, ar 900 Forest City 6$ NEWS by actress Evelyn Ward. Jack -ne ar itoris Ideal for re,ry man leader of - the terrorists, 2 PHIl. DONAHUE SHOW 24 MONTY PYTHON COW AItamonie5prnq persons 171 OSlO. dM6aIt Cassidy later married and had brilliantly played by Helmut 4 DINAH' 10.30 -RUTH -TUECH three children by. tress ShirBerger, dashes Into the cockpit 6 MirE DOUGLAS SHOW 61 ALAN BURKE SHOW 8)4921? Ridgewood Arnis ley Jones, who also starred and sets into motion the events 9 MOVIE I Pxb'i) The Great 1"5 FLOYD INTIIPIISIS THEATCIS HI41iLiAC CU51 I that led to the Entebbe raid. Brian Do". Am Call About Our Longwood ed in divorce in 7 Tarrirof?. (B&W) 1940 (Tues.) IOC$ CIIA* (East) Christmas Specials - ':We're not blood-thirsty ftx.v Before Dawn - Francs'iot Born in New York City, Casvu,u1 murderers, no matter what the Tone, Veronica Lake (B&W) DGE silly sang as a youth and made .1 SPeepous 1. 2 & I OR apts Tvinns, '—x: '__ ijj Swimming, playground. HILDA RICHMOND world Zionist propagandists 1944 (Wed) The Last Ouilhis Broadway debut at 16 in the recreation room, laundry room 571 3167 ADULTS 99 say," he tells the passengers Gary Grant. Claude post 1 , musical "Something for the and clubhouse 25*0 Ridgewood I Deitona Rains (B&W) 1935. (flu's) over the Intercom of the plane I C NIL DREW Aye, San ford; Ph 373 6.470. Boys" 73 TNUI$, Jungle Woman Evelyn when It lands at Entebbe after a Aa,ker's, J Carroll Psli, 19.44 refueling stop in Libya. - - - S.. ALOHA BOBBY' (B&W) (Fn) 'Indian Fsier:' " '5 . 1<1k Douglas. Elsa Mamnofis - He says the hijacking alms at W AND ROSE I 4 fail - Quiet, One Story $ comebysmokeandwasreport- hot an accidenand charring his. - tal death. . Taylor - have roles so bri suspect they were Installed u)' body beyond recognition, a fire Investigators said his fourthfor publicity reasons and to aid official says. floor apart ment w as littered The body was discovered ear overseas theater sales. with cigarette butts apparently Broadway and in movies and Sunday' in the West [Jolly- - left from a Saturdaynight par. made frequent television aply Written by Ernest Kinoy, this Kirk Douglas and ,)'-I va'3 321-0041 a luxury it Forrest Greene Inc. MLS REALTORS G top over- Nurses. RHs & LPN's, Aides, Al.' Companion Needed immediately 678 0436 ed in serious condition at. Ce,, dars-Sinal Medical Center. LPN 17 Shift GeriatrIc Cassidy, a singer, comedian penance preferred Apply n son. Sanford NursIng & Con and dramatic actor, star r ed on valescent Center, 950 MeIlnvlIe spokesman said apartment there was no - evidence to l kej Real Estate Broker General Contractor 3n 6457 Rent office, two nice turnisried KINGWOOD COURT- 3 BR, 7bath, rooms, plus cicranje space on Il kitchen equipped, lovely home in Po nit crOss over 4191 93, r exclusive area 127.900 n'ce '.t, 51)5 mo 321 0509. VETERANS-- Best buy in town--15.000 under comparable homes 3 eneva OR, 2 bath kitchen equipped Central heat & air, wail to wall r rdens Carpeting Owner pair's all clo'sinç costs Buy now & quality for "1 nomestead exemption from Patio nt? 122000 Sludiu, 1 me — 0*14_~ SANFORD - 3 BR. 1' a bath home, central heat and air. 12' x2I' game room, large frees. Will sell below FHA appraisal, 123.900. - SAN MO i"AJi(. I, a, 3 bedroom trailer apts Adult 8. family park Weekly. 3515 Hwy 1792. Sanfore 373 1910 EARN$34.00O YEAR LY Sell a little spice Put spice n your life Call 574 7056 - Icr, 28. who was Lake Mary- 3 BR, I' x bath new homes Under 575.000 with less than $750 down, Government funding By builder, 831 16-49, Equal Housing Opportunity. Mullet- Lake Park-- 7 BR partly Iurnithe'd trailer illS month, ISO NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY SeCurity 319 5617 _ POOL HOME - 3 OR, 2 bath, priced ________ . . below market. Owners Iran sferred to Chicago, and need to 2 BR , furnished, $140 Katie's Sell 536.000 Wekiva Landing. 372 1170 --- --_________2 BR , turn , cabana, porch. leoced NICE- 3 OR home on Oversized lot 'yard Adults only No pets 323 in fine residential neighborhood 0581 alter 4 30 127.500 PINECRE5T 3 BR newly decorated home, near elementary 37-BUsiness Property school 119.500 MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color Tv, Sir Cond . Maid Serv QUALITY INN NORTH 367 --i & SR 134. Longwood "Big Agency -Little Fee - al- sparked the fire Business Directory where t will be seen every day 34-M*biIe Homes parking. II, W. 3rd St. SarIfore.. -____________________ 37227*0 "Your Future-OurConcern 201 Commercial 373 $17s igarette LOS ANGELES (AP) - A Shirley Jones. List your business or service in our , Bedroom Apts. - C thathadproducerBobGueriette WHAT'S HAPPENING -_________________________ REPOSSESSED 1EREO COMPONENT ACRE HEREFORD STOCK WITH RECORDER FARM Lake 04 Oiarkt, Was S 2$99S Balance 97.10 Call Missouri 132.000 down payment ('re.j-i ,',ner.'.'5 Al, Alç') ------- 70 years on balance Good house , miles of crystal clear stream 1*_ frontage Year around wIlt solid rock bottom This stream has SALE never run cry Large fish in stream Good well Completely All Items Reduced fenced and cross fenced 3 barnS FREE SHOPPING SERVICE County road frontage Vry FOR SHUT INS ' secluded Wilderness area 6 Christmas Gifts including birthstone Separate hay fields finely rings, earrings, necklaces. yo yos. manicured and terraced 40 wallets, scout knives and clothes, open A small fortuneand many 4'3e o to II years were spent improving thiS PAYTONS CHILDREN'S WEAR farm and bringing up to present 7140 Hawattia at I n condition Virgin timber 30010400 years old Much wild game, Deer, wild turkey, quail A paradise and ' ,. show place Farm. priced far Dad Will lOvA Black & Decker or below replacement cost Write Rockwell power IDOlS arid Stanley Trustee. Gen eral Acceptarire Co . hand fools from Gregory Lumber Boa 339 Osage Beach, Missouri, & True V.ilue' Hardware. 6th & 65065 or call collect 13111 393 311) Maple 3220300 Want to sell Something' Dial the magic number 372 7611 or 831 9993 Evening Heralii Classified Dept ---- ------- - P-# dent o'wr, 3 or 4 OR, 2, balm Priced below reproduction JENI9YCLARK REALTY 372 1598 Realtor 3270179 -. I room rear efficiency apt. Private - Death Peal EstateBroker, 321 064O ' ,*. 525.) *3 1 REALTY JOHNNY WALKER I BR, bunt, apt., lights, water turn, Mature adults. No P115 $9$ 373 _________________________ no after I wk days hiirL - 7 BR block home, turn or 32)2920 or 327 7829 after 6 , , Soulless 3 BR, 1' Bath, on large fenced lot, loaded with trees Country atmosphere 7.S00 FRICKE 8. FRICKE ASSOC lNc, 7 UP, unfurnished. $125 month, fir st and last month in advance P,verv'e,v Ave - ________ Meeker clutch purses, cigarette Management opportunity available cases & key cases. Gwaltney For personal interviews, call 321 - Jeweler's, 204 S Park Ave' - ___________________ 8512 . liq 3 OR. fenced, kitchen equipped, illS per mo Sl(*.) ciep 207 bamboo Dr Sunland 3270084 ______________ Jack And its three-hour "Victory Drift td 2 Air, carpeted, Quiet I bedrooms. $123-to 1135 mcnlh - Adults Phone 3fl 1110 . NAVEL ORANGES. $2 SO BU 3771,3362or 3726733 WIlT 1 23 7895 - DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED for do I — ityourselfers. $50 Marilyn's 99 18—Help Wanted Secretarial Service. Ocala. 901 I 732 *773 Not3ry. Marriages Performed Pressman. - nightS and weekends, __________________________ bull time position Orlando. area 30S 831 6178 Larry 1* - I . 31-Apartments Furnished ____ - -- Care _______________________ Otherstandout performersTheodore Bikel as a passenger corn- who survived Hitler's concen- .Ou!rh ColoniöI I BR. 2 bath home on .Ike. fl wooded selling. $251) month 323 0753 (ft wuciw wiSheS room and board or kitchen privileges with widow Phone 3720173 caliber job, likewise Bibi - Harris does a superb, Eminy- the raid, arid Hopkins. . achieve its goal tonight. It'll 61 POPEYE AND FRIENDS i 24 SESAME STPE '9 -GOOD MORNING AMER. ICA (Good Morning Florida" at 725 and 825 am., 'l •• -- _____ ABC was determined to show its version first. 700 2 12 TODAY IL0Cal news at 725 arid 825) 4 6 CBS NEWS 730 am, ci 4. new's.) to keep tior gribors from wiring themselves. 21 LNr, YTJ-()N FOLir of trie best episodes from 'fl - -. - ,*, * tO) Brown Dr. 71—Antiques - -! , Santa's Delight - - mostly Jewish, The actor died of a heart all- works - ABC and NBC - - txgl; -- —_______ MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real MOBILE HOME- on 100' lo t 7 Estate is sold daily in the large bedrooms, cent heat & air CIdISified ads Nothing small 1!6.SO0 . about that . ' EXTRA INCOME- 1 All i , rCnlãI mobile onI;e'n"l;'r; $29_ 32-Houses Unfurnished 323-3301 -- as a TV movie. 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6 MAUDE ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free 6781221 for "WE Care". AdultS & Teens ___ ____ ______ 55—Boats & Accessories I CONSOLE STEREO Gold front, has everything, 501.1 new I , Pinecre'st - 3 2, corner, trees, 737 acres, county blacktop 13699% Bal SI?? tO Call Credit I established neighborhood. 121.600 Osteen Manager, 671 61 57 road, partly wooded, corner properly Terms 111,700 Broker, ------------- — Everything For The Golfer- Clubs, 2 I, screened porch, carport, walk to 831 0171 Bal's. Golf Sags. Quksler shopping, owner holding, Vacant — * Jackets Ladies and meets golf $11,3 00 Nice corner landscaped residential Mom will IOvp you all year for a apparel and shoes Mayfair Micro Wave Oven or a Trash lot. central Sanford location. Country Club Pro Shop. 322 2531 County- 12.7 st or y frame, reduced Compactor. Dick's Appl','nces, Reasonable By owner 373 6179 from 155.900 Owner holding. 2617 S French Ave , in 765* $11000 ' Farmington- Corner lot, big enough SR-Bicycles ------.. 10 double wide trailer Phone 32] ---___________ BATEMAN REALTY 6131 ______________________________ i, c Lady .S 3 speed lOoks brand k eg Real Estalc Broker new. 549 Originally $99 Used S .2638 S Sanford Ave, - Left In Lay-Away. 44-Farms-Groves times 372 1314 ____________________________ 371 0759 CvCS 372 76-4) CRANK COPI'ST REALTY Ri ALTORS--130 6061 Eves 17) 3*49 Sunland Estate Private Entrance Dead bolt Lock Fenced Patio Color coordinated Kitchen & Appliances Abundant Storage Spice "Energy E Ihcienl" Air Con ditiocing Package Full Circle Insulation & Sour* Proofing No One living above or below you Full time Resident Service Directors, Models open ba m. fl 6 p m Daily COi'iie 5CC us or call IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM. - _____ ______9-Good Things to Eat IN YOUR FAMILY? ______________ ALAIION . FOR FAMILIES OR FRIENDS OF NAVEL0RANG5 PROBLEM DRINKERS 2*02 French Ave. Sanford For further information call 173 15*7 I 372 3622 or write ___________________________ ~ Sanford At AnonFam,ly Group P 1 Box $53 mile's out of Sanford SR 14 WeSt. SantOrd, Fla. 32771 322 1937 ______________________ ______________________ _____________________________ ____________________________ and their rescue played by Godfrey. Cambridge. persons, scrambled to ha ve it recr eated . 645 655 - 9CX) - 654 12 or At pleting only two scenes.- Julius (ration camps; Richard DreyIt was an incredibly dramatic Harris, a relatively unknown, fuss as the young American. story. Predictably, two net- was rushed in to replace him.) born cornmando officer ktlleyj in NEIGHBOR . 857 NBC NEWS UPDATE Airport held hostage by Palestinian -. LOCAL. NEWS 4 • ctusion of two pail episode. New Electronic Sensor Perm & Beauty Care Products. Towers Beauty Salon, 319 E Is? 372 51a2 For free in DIVORCE FORMS formation write to Box 791. Pompano. Fla, 31061 ___________________________ 0 11 rorists. 630 FaIart are guests. 4 6 PUtS Phyllis ttJris the Dexter kvtnocwn into a wecjczng ctiapel *tien 103 ci 2 (Fri Onfy) SONSHINE - 4 KIJTANA 6 SUNRlS&SEME1-ER 6$ FRAN CARLTON Ex.ERCISE sHow ' -7 . LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU - - 4-Personals July 4, Israeli commandos pouringsofUganda President Besch, frighteningly realas a Stull1fled the world with their Idi Amin. - screaming, Nazi-like member daring raid at lAmin Uganda 's Enwas to have been of the terrorist gang. L.rsiryofFlonj (Wed) DBCC PROFILES IN SHOW John Waio, NN Seda, Lola I*)4 LOS ANGELES AP - Last HEALTH a- I SEARS telephones t every night 'till thru Dec days delivery 322 I 771 500 12(R) 6$ MY THREE SONS 7 24 MISTER ROGERs NEIGHBORHOOD 12 EMERGENCY ONE ' Bears Remembering IliPt" 2 ()%n) WITH THIS RING (1 u es PICTURE OF daring I&eIi 930 6 ALLS FAIR 400 2 IRONSIDE (R) Pieerrçnled - - ,* 2 _-.,.._.._....,,,,,,,,,, REFURBISHED HOMES $100 - )own payment loqualif led buyers i BR 116.000 and up I Sale 13, 976-38 ROBSOPI MAPIPIF I 2976 Hwy I? 92 ' . I 37' $961 Western Clothing.ROOtS, Saddles, J Briales etc Horse & Rider 1973 Glaslrom IS', $0 HP Johnson, Out t Ideas" visit Etfteli's An tiques. I me W of I Ion old St. Rd Western Store, 7*5* 5 Sanford I all like new trailer, $1195 After .4 4641 "76" Station, Paola, 322 5171 Ave pm call 373 5932 Lot 110*11?', corner. Zoned apIs or ne zoned business Myrtle & 13th, Sanford Make offer 3226711 Reduced $7,900 for I -13—Lots-Acreage 4)—Houses SANFORD Sunland, v Repos'.essions. 3 BR. big fenced lot from 1100 down -.- 41'---Houses Sanford area, off Lake Mary Blvd.? BR unfurnished$135 I Child % Available Jan I 8319051 I 4--Personals —- 41—Houses 50—Miscellaneous 3 BR, 11' a Al ttar'.ngbon, VA loans available GPFGORY MOBILE HOMES 1903 Or lando Dr 171 Sibo ____________________________ GiI1t IDEASI fist-o ________________________________ Real Estate ?flRunfurnished, children, pets o k %I)0mOJ7375lSOr)90,1,4gg 3301 S. Sanford Ave. ______________________ 4A-Public Notices 12 FAMILY AFFAIR - Apartments 42—Wbile Homes ________________________________ 31A—D'plexes — f'r,ind new, sparkling with charr, Furnished studios, unfurnishe 1, 2 bedrOom units Your rome features - . Shag Carpeting Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase -- - FOR =i * * * '* ______________________________ Sanford Court ___ 625 MOViE victory F4mV Circus - MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon a NOW RENTING 41c a line 1 Ihru S times )Ica line 6 thru 2$ times 14c a lint' 26 times ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) Minimum HOURS 9 (Wed only) AFTER SCHOOL SPECIAL Dads New Wfe Detajlstot,e - Winter Park RATES GETTING MARRIED? Crave simple beauty? Call Dot. Notary Public, 327 2026 Eves, & Wk nd's., 615 CHRISTMAS 4 her cii rPVvliLT rI.jt. 200 9 so,000 PYRAMID 230 2 12 THE (YTORS 4 6 THE GU'DING LIGHT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 300 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY R 6$ THE FUNTSTONES 24 VILLA ALEGRE 315 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 330 4 6 MATCH GAME 76 TOMORROW (Wed ) EVERYWOMAN (Thit) CRACKERBARREL (Fn) 1001< UP AND LIVE 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 610 Btsi Laraster, Elizabeth Taybe. Kirk Deuglas 830 2 12 BOB op€ s 12 12 00 2 9 NEWS 4 6 YOUNG AND REST. lESS 6$ PERRY MASON 12 50 GRANO SLAM 1230 2 THE GONG SHOW 4 6 SEARCH FOR 6 00 Mon ) CAMERA THREE (Tues) MAGAZINE FOUR rescue raid on the uoasxlan Airport vi July. 1976 Marty stars, nthaing Linda san', 2 a Afternoon 4 Brenda oil her feet with a opcis.ai of rywnage — or Dexters TURNS — Inooms,2ndtIOOrrearIPtIl3'aW 19th St • Sanford Secuy required 327 7750 831- 9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. Morning Child is a song 4 6 RHODA A wealthy restaurant Owner sweeps .zes the 9 HAPPY DAYS )R) II r, . £ & ,sfl..rs. nag, 191. r'wi,A rvsrivy MENTARY it 4 6 6$ CBS NEWS 9 ALL MY CHILDREN tax 00dlector, are featured vi this . rm.asical sequel to popular chid'en's Christmas tale of a pow. genre dnsrrnee 9 ABC 12 STUMPERS LOVE OF LIFE LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE Tuesday 12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES Pree,Ied Mon on Ch 2. see below 2 (Pt,n orgy) AMERICA. THE YOUNG EXPERIENCE LlflderseaAdvec,tt,eolPickle ar9II: 6 AS THE WORLD 4 2 4 6$ - Entebee Three hours 130 Orlando 322 - 2611 Vdle4fa and MnaAja9,odarw. .ng Itie roles of the bridal coe in this ballet version CS lotps.t 1 S&y cons famous novel 4 GILLIGAN S ISLAND 6 MEflv GRIFFIN 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 EDGE OF NIGHT 12 SOMERSET 43° 4 MIKE DO(X'LAS SHOW 9 MARCUS wELBv MD (RI Preempted Wed se L'OW 9 RYANS HOPE 11 3° - 800 2 12 THE LITTLE DRUMMERBOY Book It Voices of Green Garson, as the storyteller. arvi Zero Mastel as &uius, trio avanoous 4 MIDDAY 6 NEWS 9 105 ot', see tiow 2 12 (Mon orgy) SPECIAL TREAT Little Women Joannie Wood*ard is the narTatoq-rT(her, with Edward 2 SOMERSET 2 Seminole An too WHEEL. OF FOR- -we New ame show hosted by Alex Tret,ek 51 MOVIE Desert Trail Jehn Wayne 1935 Western 130 4 LATE NEWS 9 DAILY WORD 2 WILD KINGDOM Chase of the Onager. 4 HOILWiI000SO(JARES 12 TUNE 4 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 DOUBLE DARE Pie- Louis Woihe,m 1930 The re3CtIOflS of young GCTTW1 SOd doers to trio calarrvty of wart are 1200 6 WILD, WILD WEST 6$ THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 L1LIAS. YOGA AND YOU 1230 9 THE FBI (R) 100 2 12 TOMORROW 6$ NOTICIAS EN ESPANOI.. 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH1 - I? MARCUS I,VELWY, M D 1255 2 12 NBC NEWS HOLLYWOOD 1100 2 3° 2 12 TONIGHT 6 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARIMAN 9 MOVIE All Ouit On the Western Front Lew Ayres, 630 12 NBC NEWS 12 SQUARES 4 2 6 9 12 NEWS 6$ WILD WILD WEST 7 MARY HARIMAN MARY HARTMAN 11 24 IILIAS. YOGA AND YOU f, 00 2 1030 24 MoNry PHT HON CONT Evening FOLLOW THE STARS LISTINGS Monday, De c. Evening Herald, Sanford, F!. I 30.Apartfl3efltsUnfurfllShed - Low Down VA & IIIA i3inet KuIp R eally. 377 71)5 4)1 W First St Sji'ltond 42-Mbile Homes 12'x6Q', 3 BR. ,urnished, I0'x20' awning, lQ'xlQ' shed. ledowetS, Skirling. central air, good location 322 8775. 2. OR Mobile Horn,, $900 Call 372 $414 I Baker Volkswagen 3219 S. Orlando Drive (U.S. 17-92) 322-1835 �BLON DIE " TE RRI BLE/ ) 'rtDU Sl.4OLJLD NAVE A NOT SOuR AGSS vENT).4AD A BE EAT AD SOME iNThEEDA''S' • ACROSS Chic Young _______________________________ L004<1N'G MILK MONEY. N A cc Vast expanse 4Lfi 4 9 BuTTEEDTt)aST ., DOWN point British COUntY perception (abbr) I l2 Have a mail C Compass point BEETLE BAILEY Mort WaIkr iS C AN 'T WkNI'ER 'EE 2 P4CLJ OME LATE NOW WEE 9EETE _____ " j I•%\ LIrE.'-J:N& It - __ _ 44 I c4c Ej iii fly BERNI('E BEI)E ()SOL For A - AC s}ff 7 i' B Ethereal salt Ii! El M __ __ I LL1.' U U T US 49 Cut ri small pieces 50 Car 39 52 Stinging 41 Astronauts .. insects all right" (comp wd) 53 Traffic route 45 Kneehole and 54 land 51 Hand ls(Sp) 29 Womanless measure implement 48 Varying TO patriotic ci - 39 Greenland impo - IS - - colonizer 40 Weather by Art Sonsom 43 indifferent 26 2? 21 29 44 Quaint 56 Stole 41 42 43 II 0 — - — — ——— 63 Compass point 64 Greek dIet I - - - - Alcohol ——— 3 — 44 45 - - - - - - -— I proved, you'll be dissatisfied if treat you in an over bearin g "wholeheartedly disagrees" with the jury's opinion, voiced after manner today. Win them over, a trial last week through Circuit Court Judge Kenneth M. Leffler VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It's Respond quietly with humor best to trade on past experience and dignity. in the form of a letter to Butler. The six-member civil jury last Thursday awarded Lester M. this year in your work or Cox.33, of Lake Mary,$1,000 in compensatory damages -but no punitive damages - In Cox' laws ui t against the City of Sanford and three policemen in connection with an alleged beating in. cident on March 23, 1975, outside a motel-lounge, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) career. Don't fear preparing Persons you're close to are apt yourself for the top spot, even to be more generous with you though It's several rungs up th "At the conclusion of trial of this case I met with all six memhers of the jury at their request," Judge Leffler wrote in the letter to Butler. Dec. 14, l76 Be alert for bigger breaks HA' THAT RIPPED-OFF LAST NIGHII THE BURGLAR IN THiS TOWN THAT H4PPENE. MUST BE DESPERATE ! TO Wreaks Havoc THE BURGLAR BROKE IN ARCHIE, YOU HAVE 'stDuR R ADIO AGAIN AND BROUGHT 'ILc)r' N0 RECER IT G000 RADIO! , c ...J..J . lt OS DEAR DR. LAMB - What 1 -. & family needs for food and medicin e to buy beer. What can V J 108 •76 £ 18 5 'iT t,1li/J . be done? tie says there is no EEK & MEEK . by Howie Schneider tOJJ! (IS ALMOST ? 77 1 ALREADY! O&)LY 5v& j YEAR3 T in OR_ D such thing as an alcoholic, but I think he Is one. . DEAR READER - On the MTTER EAST V Q 962 •A43 £ Q 10 2 when there was no bidding and no dummy. It still can be a most eff ec tive play In con- SOL.711 iDi Others who want information tract.- A J1 on the effects of alcohol can I BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heirndahl COME) 13 I I SAW 'sER CAR IN I KNEW NA WERE I C3UE5S ThERE ('40 R)1NT IN -. It -'• --- ISN'T IT EXCITING, S'flJART? IT'S HERE! by Al Ve rmeer _ . . . A--i ____________ ° 1 KNOW.' ONLY NOT TILL I8 7A"y'S 10 (jO' .o CHRJ5TMA51/"' COURSE ___ o. spades. This simple duck play insures his contract since 7' TILL SCHOOL\ c ( CLOSES FOR 4) . If there is no Al-Anon I have enjoyed a drink of West is now helpless If West brandy and wine mixed, also continues spades, South will Wine, Beer, to give you more does dilate the small blood information on the adverz. vessels. You see this effect effects of alcohol. Suffice it to when the face flushes after a have dilated drink two. If sa y here that alcohol damages the brain or nerves, the small vessels It Is easier for digestive system, the liver and them to bleed from anycause. You may have had some is a major ca use of death in irritation of the lining of the ______ 0 0 . V by Bob Thay" . .. I LIIi}i _______ TIME Fo [] tj..4 blood pressure may help relieve . the condition. You are better off not drinking anyway so you might 14 FOR Ga r a -, , 4 I DJDN'T OWN JR - 11 - I I ., 7 _____ ____ _____ _____ ______________________ _______ ______________ ______ _____ March of RDII.LA. He e st imated that cost of acquiring the new property - 12 sites are being considered - may run as high as $20,()0, adding that fees for use of its county landfills are "out of reach" for the cities. Knowles said the Florida Legislature has mandated that Seminole County be a "test area" and develop a "resource recovery program" for solid waste (gar ba ge) by July, 1978. But, HOUND ___ Ave. DG he said, there is no proven program to handle th e massive amounts of garbage in the county. He predicted that ultimately the state will cont in ue a "holding pattern" for the ne xt five to 10 years be fore a feasible solution to the disposal of garbage, other than burial, Is found. Commissioner John Morris, the city's representative to the MONT ___________________ ______________ _ - — Tom Hunt (left) of Southern Bell Telephone resource recovery plan. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 1k Morris recommended and the commission approved Knowles appointment as the city's representative to the subcommittee. succeeds John Carli (right) of Chase & Co. Details . Page 5-A. More than 20 pet owners left city hail early last night after Mayor Lee P. Moore assured them that no ctlon would be take': cluling: .- The ann"zation of a po'.lon cf proptty betweeix Park unt il some fut ur e t im e on a proposed beefed-up animal control Avenue and Magnolia Avenue and be tween 28th Street and 29 ordinance. Street, 2821 S. Park Ave., as requested by Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Urgelles. Commissioner A.A. McClanahan has proposed that the city Law be strengthened after he received written complaints from - Rezoning to general commercial of property between 24th citizens a bo ut dogs runn ing loose. Stree t and 24th Pla ce and between French Avenue and Maple Avenue. "No ordinance will work a ha r dshi p on a responsible pet owner," McClanahan said. City Attorney Vernon Mize suggested that the ordinance be - Rezoning to general commercial of property between Mangoustine Avenue and Oleander Avenue and between First and completely redone rather than "hacked to death" with amend- Fulton Streets. writing a n law, said that many dogs in the city are runnin g looseatnightandthatinhisneighborhoodthesamedoghasbitten han twice as he was jogging. McClanahan said that the city over the past year has Issued 300 _ _ dog licenses and i nsisted that there are 300 dogs in his area of Mayfair alone, _ GARDEN / ______ ______ __ v,'EA K ' _________ _______ ___________________________________________________ _______ _______ ________ _____________ _______ _____ ______ ______ ______ _______ _________________________________ __ _____ A, ___ ...1 10 Virginia Ave. COW . BMONTH Six new ordinances were adopted by city commissioners in- t ephenson S going to attack him." Rumney, who w as an auxi liary policeman In 1969, wasn't call ed T1AES a-tb _____________________ ' . . 000NESBURY . by Garry Trudeau ... 112 Virginia Ave. Today . TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan CHIEFS CHIEFS I WAS EA'TIN' .A 5M'WIO,WHgN SOME GUY 6RA EP AN'RUN I FROM ME,A 'TE .. ' ,r, AWAY!! CAN Y08 GIVMEA f11 uu-r ______ AN ___ __________ _______ IL : 1 . CDL (PT' OX.4Y..FVT 1ONY7 11 A1F, I/WP. zoniwt iiciczii ASW Pf amw 77A45 ?i A L. -. DivT iS rxi.'.er v NO 7'w. p,' -• ' WS 71W, XfliA6 OV McL' '' 1 "z' ''iit., 6-A h Bridge Calendar -I st!Ait LkZ ' Comics Crossword 4-B 6A Obituaries • 6-A . Editorial Dear Abby ()v •_ os pital CIR A ........-. • Sports 4-A Telethiou 7-A Weather 4-B Women Dr. Lamb ........4-B . . ' 'j /V TO& ' .........3-B . .. 4-B ' it Commissioners Harry Kwiatkowski and Bill Kirchhoff dIsseriting. Commission Chairman Dick Williams, Commissioner John Kimbrough and Commissioner Bob French voted in favor. "I personally am not opposed to Mr. Stephenson," Kwiatkowski Rate luke Protest, Page 'cq J '! ... 116 Virginia Ave. - --_- ' . • . . In addition to the $2,000 per month, Stephenson, a m unici pal IU assistance The interim attorney's position is expected to Lag for a bout fo ur mont hs. Kin1brough opted for the Stephenson firm because he said it seemed to employ more lawyers with the expertise county government need& Kimbrough's motion to hire Stephenson was seconded by French. Thmjssionajo Jan. 3 A the time to stop receiving Ic Kwiatkowski went on to say that new leadership was selected department. The lead attorney is budgeted for about $28,000 a five weeks ago and since then "not a damn thing has been done" year. on the county attorney Issue. • The need for an Interim county attorney arose Last week after Kirchhoff said his opposition centers on the fact that a second assistant county attorney Robert Pierce resigned. applicant, Jim Burns of Altamonte Springs, had not submitted a Pierce, who worked for the law 1I QWnCd by County Atty. fee proposal. Kirchhoff asked for the information frorn-'Burns before making a final deLsion. • A third applicant for the interim position was Sanford attomey court judge in Longwood and Altamonte Springs, will receive $25 for every hour over 80 in a month.. Also, the Stephenson firm will receive space in the county courthouse and secretarial - ' • Tapped mi.ssioners to provide legal se rvices for $2,000 per month, until the county's new inhouse legal department Is formally created. The Stephenson firm was hired by a scant 3-2 vote, with said. "But tht board had an opportunity to move live weeks ago," Aii rm Wilijam Leffler III. Leffler's proposal was for $25,000-$30,000 a year. r l.A DAYS TO '1 lines to be laid. UeraldStalf Writer The South Seminole law firm of Municipal Court Judge Gene Stephenson was selected today by Seminole Co unty corn- I . 111f - Approved the extension of utility service to five lots owned by Everett Harper near Briaricliffe. Harper is to pay $3,250 as his share of the cost of extending the sec-vice and $550 per lot for Fi* By ED PRICKETT -. _ Interim County Attorney as a witness in the civil case. Butler said today that the reason Rumney didn't testily was that he was hospitalized when the lawsuit came to trial. . The location of 50 "advertising benches" on city property utility connection fees, The city Is to pick up the additional $6,000 cost of the Project because properties in addition to hiarper's wtll be served and fire hydrants can be located on the larger water 6 0 r din an c es Adopted away from Cox and then Cox ran toward Rumney "as if he was and irritation to permit the continued operation of an auto repair garage. denied this. The officers said they restrained Cox after Rumney had moved - delegate to the SCA board of directors. - Approved continuation of a non-conforming use for the ID YS 'Advertising Benches' KO'd r eq ue st ed by Jim Falatic and Tom Nissen of Artistic Signs, was turned down by the city commission. Th e co mmission denied the r eq uest after Knowles said such 4 Zoning Hearings benches violate the city's si gn ordinances and ha ve caused tro uble in ot her citi es where co m petito rs' advertising benches Four public hearings on zoning requests were heard by the were pla ced In front of businesses. commissioners. The con'iiim It is illegal in Sanford to advertise on city propert y, be said, - Tabled until the next meeting the requested change in zoning adding that such benches wo ul d "j un k up the city" and if perfor Lot 8, Block 5, A.B. Russell's Addition to Fort Reed requested mined wo ul d o pe n the city up to all sorts of advertising on city by Mr. and Mrs. John L Adams to general commercial to permit property. a repair garage and retail sales of cake decorating supplies to In other b usin ess, the commission: give the pl anning and zoning commission time to hear similar Approved payment for services rendered to City Attorney requests from that area. by Mr. and Vernon Mize of $4,633.45 for his work on the Bro wn vs City of - Denied restricted commercial zon ing r eq uest ed Sanford case and $1,8.34 for his work on L Cox vs City of SanMrs. Harold E. [ng to permit construction of a convenience ford. Mize is paid at the rate of $50 per ho ur for laws ui ts. store on part of Lot 17, Block 11, Bel Aim-, - Tabl ed until the first meeting in January the request of -D led Mrs. Minnie Krauert's requested rezoning of Lots 37Seminole Community Action iSCM for the city to appoint a 44 of Beck's addition to permit construction of an office building Hecbert Cherry property at 600 E. Seventh or THE. im e that night. Foster testified that he saw C bodily carry Rumney from the lounge "and dro p- kick him in the buttocks." Witnesses for Cox fortheseconilt . - Amendment to the city code adopting the Southern Standard housing Code, 1976 edition, be required to keep their felines on their own property. ______________ ejected Clarence Runiney of Sanford from the lounge on U.S. 17-n presaFims1lyilyournoseIs dry put a little petroleum jelly or other lubricant in the tip of ,, , ..,., 'WI. S'i3 • ._. our nose in the morning evening to stop the excess .'We're doing everything to encourage them to have children - Amendment to the city code on lot cleaning. Sanford attorney Robert Morris, offering to assist Mize in The lawsuit by Cox stenuned from the 1975 incident after he - YOUR TURN Co.. was elected president this morning of the licensing of cats In addition to dogs although cat owners will not ...1 07 Virginia Ave. In trial testlimony, Butler said, "I wouldn't want my men to have them (nun-chakus) If they weren't properly tr a ined," as well avoid it. If you have any excess weight, loss of body fat I administrative plan or organization to cooperatively develop a ments. Ile noted that commissioners previously approved the (as voiced in Leffler's letteri to be a reprimand of police of. • I the organization which Includes delegates from all seven cities and the county, has a subcommittee attempting to formulate an when adjacent property owners opposed the request. .1 ' Action On Pets Delayed GP' 'IHL I - '- .. I Council of Local Governments in Seminole County, reported that Vir g inia ficers." . •. I.-Shaped City liall, Page ZA is enough for anyone...' .,.i ) 1 ______ Perhaps the jury didn't listen to the officers' testimony or to the (, training officer's testimony. "Perhaps they only listened to Garod talking about 'Kojak' and 'Police Story' and how he (Garcxl) alleged that police officers were Inhumane." "Personally," Butler said, "I don't consider the jury's opinion . may help co,,trol your blood LoSS P mfuow I __ . 'Three years training problem. As you get older or are in a dr y climate or very dry room the lining of the nose ma Individuals with high blood pressurearesometimessubject to nose bleeds. Decreasing the Y. M DorNG4J] ' by Gill Fox -,'Y. -- . Meyer said he saw "wall-to-wall" birds at the end of the runway Knowles said the cily has carefully followed all directives of the state to continue the landfill operation over the past many months, but that state officials have said the FAA regulation must ' In the trial there was testimony that Foster holds a first-degree brown be lt In karate and has co nt in uo usly trained for th ree years under po li ce instructor J am es Brantley. Brantley test ifi ed that in his opinion Foster was qualifi ed to use n un-chakus as a po lice wea po n for defense as well as for restraining and "come-a-long" t echniques in handl ing prisoners. "Three years training is enough for anyone," Butler said today. N V 1001 LT had a landfill nearby. some good-natured notice, too . . . which Ga-A is associated. said. "I personally consider the nadio City Station, Now York • be compiled with. Sa nf ord Police De pa rt ment to be a f ine organization. I've heard ' , only good things about Chief Butler." "But,' Fisher said, "I'm sorry to hear that professional police officers are taking things at a personal level." , .. r.,rt area because of warmth on the runway long before the city Monday. James Fisher, head of the Altamonte Springs law firm with resulting In bleeding. .- FRANK AND ERNEST Alter the trial the policemen indicated that they were considering filing a counter civil suit for defamation of character. Today, Butler said such a decision hasn't been made, SIDE GLANCES . become excessively dry. The irritation may lead to P4f/ picking" and injure the nose 3.. 0 ' . The correct opening bid in all standard type systems is one spade. Th ere Is no reason IL4 aircraft accident. Knowles insisted, however, that the gulls gathered in the air- while, their neighbors figured they deserved nose that contributed to the . It' s 'T'inie... y -- "derogatory statements about police" and claimed the incident at the now-closed Cavalier Lounge was a "setup." =r JW and the city might be considered liable if the birds cause an ___________CH~UFF _____________________ .-.- as declarer when you hol& &AKQJxxvAxx sxxx&x four diamond tricks In addi- at Bridge. ' c(o this (ion to th e ace of spades and newspaper, P 0 Bow 489 0, seagulls attracted to the landfill are creat in g a hazard for aircraft WINNER(S) (S) •.. 1 05 An Oregon reader wan ts to know the correct opening bid to open anything else and a the aces and kings of hearts a nd clubs." - -- --.--------• 77/ /y/:47? Knowles told the commission that the city, according to Federal chosen by the Sanford Garden Club. 51ean- -- sticks to r&imnin Cox vlien he was arrested on misdemeanor assault and battery charges. cox was later acquitted in a 1975 county court non-jury trial. Harvey Garod,' Lawyer for Cox, contended In the trial that the nun-chakus were im pro pe rly used. Butler sa id that in clos ing ar g um en ts to the j ury Garod made pass is ridiculous, one spade trick but he will (For a copy. 01 JACOB V have time to knock out th e ace of diamonds and to coll ec t MODERN send $1 to "Wing _ 0 \.' not taken any alcoholic drink at family might ask the family all. do ct or for his suggestions or A bout th ree wee ks ago I was help. You may find other ha ving nose bleeds, but since organizations in the same leav ing the drinks off, I have' • Mr. and Mrs. Brian Schanel, 114 N. Virginia Ave., have proudly displayed this sign as winners of the Garden of the Month Club W8! never struck with the ejin-chakus. Foster said he used the chance that he will think you have the Jack and shift to another suit have two spade tricks. If West Alcoholics Anonymous now and then I take a bottle of shifts to another suit as he organization perhaps some help beer. The Last seven days I have . probably will, South has only __ Iff- the jack. There is always a • I'au Opening kid - K i __________________ organization and theie is an listing in your phone book that not had a nose bleed. Would the help with problems of al co hol. alco ho l be responsible for my I am sending you The Health nose bleeds? Letter number 1-4, Al co hol, DEAR READER - Alco hol Whiskey, Gin, Vodka, Rum, .. PRISCILLA'S POP _ for guidance in handling the problem. iNI THE FosterandLt RlchardNooneyandpatroLznanGordonC. Reid, defendan ts in the civil action along with the city, testified that Cox ducks with the ace but without h'au 3 N. T. Pau Pass -. Sa nford City Commissioners Monday night authorized City Aeronautics Administration (FAA) regulations, must close its on the head with nun-chakus and then used them to choke Cox. times when declarer simply Wt*I North East South • •b weighing the situation,' - The second is that there are Jim: "South le ts West hold the first trick with the king of blood pressure and take one and a half water pills a day for it. 1 two ways. The first way is th at declarer gains a trick when the suit Is continued. . members of his family should newspaper, P.O.. Box 1551, try to get help. I would suggest Radio City Station, New York, checking the Yellow Pages of NY 10019. . your phone directory under . Alcoholism and see if there Is DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a an Al-Anon organization in the man of 77 years of age. I do a community. If so the family little joggii, a bout thr ee miles member can call them and ask in one hour. I also have high can be obtained there. The SK' VACATN 2 letter to me in care of this ..- ds - Manager W.E.Kiiuwktuproceedwithasearchforpropertyfor Butler: 'I don't know, I'm Oswald. "Yes, indeed, In vA53 •K9 A763 send 50 cents with a long, stamped, sell-addressed en- - Witnesses for Cox testified in the civil trial that Foster hit Cox . Ili landfill near the Sanford Airport. City Commissioner Gordon Meyer stated his concern that Butler said today that Foster and five other members of a tactical squad train ed In the use of nun-chakus are still carrying the octagonal sticks linked by a short length of cord. When ask ed if he pla ns to stop the use of nun-chakus by officers, Butler said, "I don't know, I'm weighing the situation." Butler said nightsticks, which are Issued to officers but not required to be carried by them, "are bigger ixid can do twice the damage and possibly Injure for life." ist very effective '.(iU are right - he is an Health Letter. Just send your alcoholic. The responsible ALMOST addition to the human misery It causes as a social problem. WEST 06 this means (letter) of doing so." Oswald: ' Th is simple duck play has a name It is called, the Bath coup because back in the days of whist someone playing in the seaside resort of Bath in England first thought of it." Jim. "I imagine It was a NORTH £76 , K 74 • Q J to 8 2 Ii 9 4 does alcohol do to a person's brain and personality, nervous Lamb system and stomach? I have a friend who drinks lots of beer, even before breakfast. It makes him mean and nervous, also __________________________I ___________________________ dangerous. He takes money his ,', 1,1111 ,011 %, II and 1 Dr. e Bir For herald Staff Writer "They were of the unanimous opinion that nun -chakus were • WIN AT BRIDGE By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. ' • .. A Inappropriate weapons for use by police officers, perhaps even inhumane, brutal or sadistic. Also, they were of the op in ion that Sgt. (William) Foster had not been given adequate training In the use of this weapon," Leffler wrote. Leffler stated that the jury "requested that their feelings on this subject be communicated to the appropriate authority, and I take ______________________________ DTPQ(jCE BEEN A VE LECF TOOK MV RADIO! 79A? THE CROOKS OH.YE4H Site a new sanitary landfill. A circuit court civil trial jury has called karate weapons known by Bob Montana OR HOUSE 1. Herald Staff Writer than you are with them today. ladder. Abuse .-.!.--=-- as nun-chakus inappropriate weapims for Sanford policemen to charted waters. Mbb. .. By BOB LLOYD YOUR BIRTHDAY Id ., , -. -. use. Sanfordpol1cechlefBenE.Bu(lerreactedtysaythgthathe today and operate in areas where you're safe and co rnfortable. Sharks lurk in un- - Voted; By DONNA ESTES PISCES (Feb. 2(~March 20) you're too flamboyant. " - 571sT I - - - - - I s 51 Cs 5$ - - nation ARCHI E ii —-—— — c ::) vest financially today. Even Chances are that someone though conditions have Im- important to your cause wi Continue to play it close to the — 61 Superlative suffix 62 Oriental Fi.lO 'MU'3 THE I — — 44 45 — 60 Audience -I E4PFLI IC) 4$ — fill ! 10N 1' ø I-, Police Tool? AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) entitled to. Is d or i ØE: I happy medium. You won't bcat be disappointed. Don't feel you have more coming than you're ease taking either extreme. 11 12 31 - 40 55 Water (Fr) = = = 24 3s 14 46 Cleverness 51 Math symbol ( 1WtSPi.L I 42 Ones self 48 Brandish -. I 23 'Inhumane ant res ponsibility and what you'd If you base your expcctations really like to do, look for a on faulty values you're likely to 20 it - - 33 (comp wd OR IM THE 5 14 CANCER (June 21-July 72)11 aces. you're torn today between a - - i6 - - - - ———— bureau (abbr 'C TH New 58 Have being - Lan _*.- - . today Vow- society fbbr) ci- - - III time into a profit, weight of India 59 Connect THE BORN LOSER : - (Dec. rolltop Dental filling -- ' U today. Above due. Taking bows for another social all, avoid trying to turn a gala guy's efforts is the mark of a chump, not a champ. 22-Jan. CAPRICORN GEMINI (May 21-June 20) assume others hold all Don't are likely 19) h unches to have more validity than the the top cards and you m ust rt with knuckle under in 31 Roman tyrant one 36 Prior to of analysis 3lSummer(Frl — — - — — — — — — — sophisticated data at hand. decisions today. Playing yot1 I H C 1 1 38 Women's hand right can trump the1 heed yaw- intuitions. party abbr) Sanford. Florida rida 32771—PrIce 10 Cents 4, 1976 -- activities Cheers so on 69th Year, No. 99— Tuesday, your 32 lxia 33 1900s art style Catches wds. Lot ]Fle AItIFS March 21-April 19) Be a giver as well as a taker. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. You're somewhat lucky today despite the fact you failed to use Continue to keep a close eye on related to happy time the best methods available for expenses You may not be activities. Recall: the best purpose. things in life frequently ARE so fortunate next time. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) free. SAGiTTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. You must draw a very fine line and 21) Give credit where credit Is be tween your business ___ i ii u a rAltl Tuesday, December 14, 1976 . a - the thing Feel regret (abbr) point 19 Existence 24 Work unit (Lai) 25 Seths son 28 Snaky letter 21 Grow old 23 Hoed 30 City in 24 In trust Oklahoma 25 Smallsword 34 Hawaiian 26 (Sp) 47 (2 27 35 And goddess %AAI Excjt~e AND E)~PECT ME i jj 6 Belonging to 9 Ages 18 Frozen rain 20 Makes simpler 10 Sensible 11 President 22 Compass - T HOROSCOPE U y PI 15 British people 5 Biddy 14 Scull 15 lighted 16 Start ___ SHACKL SS utfix 13 Constellation 4 Il I ó I BEAT 1 Skinny fish 2 Cruise 3 Diminutive Extrasensory iL1!1 i u 1 Compass aowt cc I LADY i .i -- Answer to Previous Puzzle 65 Mangy 66 Tom Fr'eetllan, said his resignation was based on a desire. to escape from the political arena. -- � 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 13, 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/be4cfb12e85f5980d25318d4df4a08f6.pdf 3f45ea865327b64b6d314dc5d8e50a5d PDF Text Text 48-1 6B—Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Fl Friday, Dec. 10, 1976 ctIc Young B 10 N DIE ON ONE (' WITH ALL OUD 'OtJ CONDTON l.WHAT (TESEBLLS,WEVE AGREE TO & \ (301 TO START CLOSE 'vu ' ( TT? ) .) ECONOMIZtNG' CA.GE \' \ ACCOUNT AT I ./-4ENEVER I NEED TO . BUY SOMETHING, \.....q I CAN OPEN IT ii 2 61 1 2 01 0 4 4 Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY ( I LIKE C'J 4TNLE, -Z Z GE'IE., '7O. n 0 c j THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom m (uhtou. NES An MULAARIII.14- 0Z I—' ,- ARCHIE Bob Montana CH, VEONC.4 CALLED! SHE WANTS 'vOj TO DRIVE OVER TO HER UNCI.ES PLACE -t IN HfttSc-.- ACROSS 1 Written avowal of a debt 4 Apiece 8 Desert in Asia 12 Clumsy fellow 13 Songstress Minnelli 14 Selves 15 Cry of surprise 16 Wear at edge 17 Potential steel 18 Moldier 20 Undercover man 21 Those in office 22 Busy insect 23 Kid 26 Saw-toothed 30 Incorporated (abbr) 31 Legal plea 33 Olympic board (abbr) 34 Female saint (abbr) 35 Mediterranean sailing vessel 36 Physician (sI) 37 Flashlights 39 Tempest 40 that girl Answer to Previous Puzzle 41 Positive pole 1TöTi ' ihi0J 43 Beasts of I!JS21iJ t burden °'LT 46 Nightmare l 50 On 11819 v U M A II N i $ 51 Golly S P I T[ L IEl I 52 Stationers PIN LOJU! !f'1 itlm YEO1CI th !q[1 53 Winged god fl U - 1EIC • 1!J 54 Jug t. vi __A 55 Scriptural i R TTi canticle _ 0 () I$ !jjj I C U 58 Covered with AL!L! S I i 0 1. 1 M moisture TIOL_TIE TTTL 57 Newspaper 10 Blessing 39 African edition II OI('l exist antelope 58 Depressed 41 Illustration (cont) 19 Small bird placed within DOWN another 20 Nest I Social club 22 Nixon pal 42 Yellow (abbr) Rebozo pigment 2 Hawaiian 23 Main idea 43 Ancient island 24 Preposition 44 Canker 3 Flying saucers 25 Genus of 45 Flaky storm (abbr) maples 48 Hawkeye 4 Sprite-like 28 Uses chair State 5 Arias 27 Verdi opera 47 life science 6 Russian (abbr) 28 Auger emperor 29 Behold (Let) 48 Open a 7 Straw package - counter 31 Fire residue 49 Swerve 9 Giant of fairy 32 Smirk tales 38 Shabby (il) 51 Agar By BERNICE BEDE OSOL For Saturday, December 11, 1976 ARIES (March 21-April 19) where you can't face tomorrow. Conditions are generally Who needs that queasy feeling' SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) In favorable for you today. 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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You're back in control today where management of your If you make an agreement resources Is concerned. It's today, stick to it. After thoughts U.. U... U... likely youll turn a profit you should not replace the orginal couldn't swing yesterday. plan. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 happy. things happen wherever you Rising to a challenge is yrtgI...i .iI. make the scene today. You'll strong point today. You can illuminate the dark corners of accomplish with comparative ease things others find (hfficult others' lives, VIRGO(Aug. 23- Sept. 22) Be or even impossible. kind today without calling YOUR BIRTHDAY Dec. 11, 2976 attention to your good deeds. .. Uave no fear. You'll get You'll make your mark this deserved recognition. year because of your enterprise a.... I.IBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 20) and drive. You'll do It despite have a goodtime today, but efforts to assign you ,o 1' don't live it up to the point secondary roles. DO 'ecu LJE.VE 1k) ESP. MOMOUS' BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl 'ER. LXI<IN%ATTH* CIT'' ISN'T THAT A\ LISTEN, ARE, YA XJT 0 1i)RRV, ELMER.' J VULTURE HERE T' (JY A i.or OR ----. StfllNG O.'ER 1)) EI RID ! IT SEEMS yEW'1 THERE ON DESOLATE ANDTHAT WATCHIN'.2 DUL TO 11-40 — PRISCILLA'S POP by THEY HAD FLAT TIRE— "y? Al Yarns.., EMILY 5410 'vOlJ RE SENDING A LOT OF CHRISTMAS CARPS THIS 'YEAR... U I çP\%A! H FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves __ 1W1M X rHi 1IC X' yE .gEEN WORKING HE T0OLONG...X0 M BEG INN I NG TO I11.19 Iffff1ifl) T"I -- 71 T1/ BoomBoom I..MEN Boom i.. ONE OEM MEN ONE02M so. MEN Boom IMME OEM Boom BONN Gas Pains DEAR [)R. LAMB— I had my gall bladder removed, but off and on I have terrible gas pains. These are relieved by drinking water which expels the gas. What is the cause of this, and is there any other way to expel as? It is quite painful — almost like a heart attack. It can come at any itine. I was out to my garden in the country and had ajug of dirty rain water, caught on my garage roof, to water plants and just then these gas pains came, and I was Forced to drink some of this water. I wonder if my gall bladder was removed or If it's still there. I)EAIt READER- The gas pains may be totally unrelated to your gall bladder. You really didn't say whether you had gas pains before surgery or not, Gas pains are not a reliable sign of gall bladder disease at all. Often the gas pains are part of an irritable or spastic colon or they can he associated with a hiatal hernia. When an X ray Is taken it may show gall stones. The conclusion is made then that the stones and the ssmptoms are related. In reality this may not be the case. Then If the gall bladder is removed and the gas was associated with an irritable colon, obviously the operation does not remove the gas problem. I ant certain that your gall bladder is out. Your story sounds like a spasm 'in the intestinal tract that traps the gas. When the spasm is relieved the gas pain is relieved. There are many reasons for this problem, but I would suggest that you eliminate all milk products for a couple of weeks and see if that helps. Intolerance to milk Is particularly apt to occur after surgery, and this may be a temporary situation. I am sending you The Health Lelternumber6-8,Gaseousness Controlling Gaseousness. Others who want this In. formation can send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelopie for it. Just send your letter to me in care of this Radi NY 10019. marn flGRlM. 1 0 __ WIN AT THE HECK pip 1A OR HORSE gnjp ON VAT 't / OF INFI NIIRE IREfl MEE IS HOW TI) REMOVE /I j PA" TH'N& FROM The EAr AHOY, THERE.... M.,... V,S1 Lamb DEAR DR. LAMB— Could you tell me what causes Fever blisters and what to do about them' I am 28-'ears-old and in The unlucky expert had good health. I get fever blisters caught us again This time all the time, not Just one but there was a smile of triumph three or more at a time. on his usual dour face as he Someone told me a smallpox told us his tale "My partner's double of shot would stop them so I got one. I am told It would wear oft Four spades kept me from bid in six months, and I would have ding five clubs where I would have only been set one trick to get another one. True-, his doubles aren't My family doctor seems to always sound, but this one think it is not a good Idea. Whatwould have been if he had is your oplnion.and how does a known how to defend. Just let smallpox m shot help' hint shift to a club at trick two DEAR READER— My and we would have been sure opinion is that your family of a trick in each suit. but he doctor Is absolutely correct. A continued hearts, "South rutted and led a smallpox vaccination does not spade My partner won and help at all for your problem. Fever blisters as you call SIDE GLANCES 000NESBURY - 40 , p' Abbott Herring as county attorney? how 'bout that rumor, EArlings . . . the EAr hears the Republicans want to reward the recently tiefeateci Republican state attorney. But Republican Commission Chairman Dick Williams says the first time he'd ever heard of such a proposal was when The EAr asked him about it. Dropping in at a local eatery, Sambo's, The EAr couldn't believe it. But there they were, EArlings, ladies and gents decked out in formal gowns and tuxes ---- tucking into eggs and bacon as if they were starved — as indeed some said they were. EArsdropping on conversations, the EAr gathered these folks were pretty disgruntled. Lured to the Champagne Ball with promises of a continuous buffet to sustain them through an evening of revelry, they had to contend, in. stead, with slim pickings from less-thanbountiful hors d'oeuvres trays. The EAr remembers Champagne Balls past, with happy people dancing the night away, then gathering around the buffet table well into the wee hours for a hearty and "sobering" breakfast of sausage, eggs, toast, rolls, coffee — before hitting the long road But this year, hungry and unhappy, rnan' partygoers trailed off to Sambo's, or Mr. P's, or the Lake Monroe Inn long before the witching hour. The EAr pressed closer to the ground, listening to rumblings about the reason. And the EAr heard that at least three Sanford caterers — renowned for the fine spreads they serve up — weren't even approached. Instead, it big name, 01.1t"of- towner was invited to cater the event, And the "big namer" demanded reservations be closed a full six clays before the ball, I ' i Local caterers tell The EAr local reservations could have been taken right up 'till the LAST MINUTE. Besides, seems like good sense, at least to The EAr, to use local caterers. That, EArlings, is called taking care of the hometown boys first. This year's turnout was less encouraging than usual, The. EAr suspects the out-of-town, ho tshot caterer and his "bigtime" rules could account for the drop in attendance. .... 0 "Lava Uy 4 bIt 0, 'ecnciI,auons.:. best mreout-ot- by Garry Trudeau I tJt h, )tZlI6 A4%', rco CUT( - L I EArlings, School Supt. Bud Layer got off a zinger at a recent board meeting. Casselberry architects Joe Pavelchak and Phil Daimwood were presenting board members with examples of exterior building graphics. Included were red-white-and-blue patriotic designs, printed slogans or titles and the use of bright colors to highlight particular sections of a building. The architects were suggesting such graphics for the outside of the new school administration building to be located at Mellonville and Celery. Panelist Bud Feather said he was originally in favor of having a message such as "Have you hugged your kid today?" painted on the building, "But then I thought that this was a project that perhaps we should involve the school system in," said Feather, "We've got a lot of ii ,,•..,. ,,. CUWILy and I thought xliiIcu LUU5iIL iii tIi ...,. maybe it would be a good idea to have them participate in something like this," "You give 32,000 kids a bucket of paint," said Layer, "and you'll see more graphics than you can believe." ••I•• ' about his running someday for higher office say on the state level. The EAr says it will happen ... Watch and see., Ears to you, EArlings. . - 'till next Sunday - -' - - OT -- Santa Claus came zooming Into Marina Isle, Lake Monroe, by motorboat Saturaturday morning and was immediately escorted by Sanford firetruck to the Manoh; Center w here e was scheduled to remain until 5pm welcom ing visitors _1411111111 - TI' (Herald Photos by To rn Kidnapers Grab A ide To King MADRID, Spain - API I _ - -- - The highly touted Champagne Ball, at least tO the area of culinary delights, ended this year not with a bang — but a whimper, highly. placed EArlings have informed The EAr. by Gill Fox ARRIVEAUVEH ______________________________ STATE '. A Nebraska reader wants to know what we lead (rum £QVxs* $xxxxxxt Our right-hand opponent ha* opened one notrump and partner has raised hirn to three We open our third best spade This may be a losing play, but it represents our st chance to defeat this con tract Partner has'.sortie gissi cards and the only place we can help him is in the wad" suit (For a copy 01 JAC)B MODERN. send SI to 11 Bridge, ' c / a in s newspaper, p Q Boir 48. RadioCity Stalion, Now VOl. v 100 19) them are really caused by the herpes simplex virus. At one time doctors did use smallpox vaccinations, in the hope that this would help, but the virus involved Is not related in any way to smallpox, and improving your immunity to smallpox won't protect you from the herpes simplex virus. It sounds to ate like you have a good doctor; better take his advice instead of your friend's advice. He may want you to use a drying agent when the blisters first appear, such as 70 per cent alcohol, and if a heavy scab develops he may advise coating It with a protective agent. Keeping the mouth clean, using antibiotics If needed to control secondary infection, and pain relieving medicines for severe pain are about the only additional measures that might help you. - - led a third heart South rutted again, led a spade to dummy rutted dummy' last heart an( played ace and another club I was on lead and could not afford to play a club That would give South a ruff and discard and allow him to get out without losing a diamond trick" At this point we interrupted and said, "Judging by the expression on your Face you led the queen of diamonds rather than a small one whereuporml South won in dummy and finessed against the jack that he thought you were holding' "Exactly so'" was thi' triumphant reply I SUNSHINE - - Ih (lS',%l.I) .init J,Y,lF'.S J,(OltY Dr. ' - Speaking of Layer, EArlings, wonder how much credence can be given . rumblings 'CV1 -- ': BRIDGE by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS - "No one has ever mentioned his (Uerring's name in connection with that except yourself," Williams countered, ••••i five!" MRICE IT Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents 'I MEN r.t.. Nfl. 69th Year, No. 97—Sunday, December 12, 1976 8 After.Surgery by Howie Schneider f [ 0P UK & MEEK SUNDAY EDITION HOROSCOPE — '.4 z--_ - -- -iii '? '- .. , Y'ALL COME SEE ME Gunmen presumed to be Basque separatists kidnaped one of King Juan Carlos' advisers in a daring, daylight operation in downtown Madrid today only four days before a national reform referendum Antonio Maria de Oriol Urquijo, 63, president of the Council of State and a member of the king's advisory council, was seized in his law offices at gunpoint by four young men with submachine guns. They disappeared with their victim in the capital's traffic. The king and Premier Adolfo Suarez were informed of the abduction by the victim's son, who watched the kidnaping helplessly. A former justice nunLster, Oriol arrived at his law office with a police escort, his family said. They said he sometimes worked on weekends, but it was not his normal routine. The kidnaping appeared aimed at bringing on a wave of disruptive protest against the king and Suarez' proposed political reforms as the nation prepared to vote next Wednesday. The political right is asking for rejection of the king's plan to hold parliamentary elections next year to begin dismantling the govern ent structure built up by the late Gen. Francisco Franco. The family said Oriol, a conservative who fought with Franco during the Spanish civil war, was on a death list issued several ritonthis ago by ETA, the leftist Basque separatist organization pledged to destroy- the government. As president of the State Council, Oriol is responsible for legal advice to the administration. It is largely an honorary- office with little real power. But as a member of Juan Carlos' 16-man Council of the Realm. Oriol has an important vote on some of the king's appointments, including the premier. Oriol's son told reporters that four gunmen, wearing dark glasses and carrying submachine guns, carried out the kidnaping within only a few minutes around 10 am. Last October Basque guerrillas ambushed and killed another of the king's advisors, Juan Maria de Araluce, and his four police escorts In the northern Spanish city of San Sebastian, Oriol arrived at his office with a police escort. It was not mimediately- clear where the bodyguard wai when the kidnaping occurred. Members of ETA — the initials stand for "Basque Land and IJberty" — assassinaced Spanish Premier Luis ('arrero Blanco in 1973 in Madrid. Today L It - to 'Xw.,,i..I Marine Jet' Downs Navy Jef--Why? CILEFUO'i' POINT, N II APr Navy and Marine Corns dutnuritit', Oat] widely differing accounts of what led to the shooting down of a Navy Jet fighter by a Marine F4 Phantom jet firing unarmed, heat.seeking missiles. A Marine Corps spokesman said he didn't know what the Navy Al Sky hawk was doing in the training area over the Atlantic Ocean But an official with Atlantic Fleet headquarters, Norfolk, Va., said the accident occurred during a Joint Marine-Navy exercise, and that the Skyh.awk was participating in the training. Since the missile was unarmed, the Navy pl.sne did not explode, but crashed into the ocean Friday- as a result of the "projectile going through the aircraft," said Capt. James Pendergast of the Cherry Point Marine Air Station public affairs office. The pilot of the Skyhawk, Navy Li. Jerome L Pet ykowskl, 30, stationed at Virginia Beach, Va., ejected safely and was picked up by a Marine search and rescue helicopter after being in the Atlantic Ocean about an hour, the Marine Corps said. He was taken to the Naval Hospital - Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial Dear Abby S-A 4-11' 6-A 4-Il' 44' 8-A 2-C horoscope hospital Obituaries Spurts Television Weather Women. 4-C 6-A ' 1-3-Il 6-8-I) 6-A 1-34' 12 TONS OF POT SEIZED KEY WEST (API — An estimated 12 tons of marijuana was seized near here today when police Interrupted a group unloading the weed from four boats, officials said. The 400 bales of marijuana would have been worth $5 million If sold at retail, authorlUes tstlmatetj Sherura- Deputy Jell Berman saId 13 persons were arrested after law enlorcetneat officers watched the transfer of the marijuana from crawfish boats offshore to a truck on Ramrod Key, And on his way onto land, he was the center of attraction for the crowds that were awaiting start of the weekend Tangerine Bowl Sailing Regatta. (Regatta photo, Page 1B), - - - at C'h'r,'s Poin t, treated for rIun&r i:))urtes and released The accident occurred at about 10:30 am. during a Marine training exercise in restricted airspace about 40 miles southeast of here, Pendergast said. Pendergast said the Marine plane was firing at an unmanned drone target plane being controlled from the ground by radio, The missile missed the drone and struck the Skyhawk instead, he said. Navy officials at Norfolk said that the Sk yhawk was towing the target that the missile was intended to hit, Navy Cmdr. John Barry, commander of U.S. Atlantic Fleet headquarters at Norfolk, told reporters the A4 was on a "routine training mission" when It crashed. Defense Department spokesmen in Washington said Navy and Marine officers were Investigating the Incident. Pendergast said the Marine plane was manned by Capt. Chuck Allison, pilot, and 1st U. I.E. Ilelin.an, radar intercept officer, both from the Beaufort, S.C., Marine Air Station. -' - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Dec. 12, 17 Sunday, Dec. 12,1976--IA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. J immy Home To Work On Cabinet WORLD PLAINS, Ga. (AP) - President-elect Carter is spending the weekend at borne, but he plans to keep interviewing prospective Cabinet appointees by telephone. IN BRIEF Carter r1urned hcmc Fr2a1 tught alter Kissinger Rules Out More Meetings On 'Plan LONDON (AP) — Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger said Friday he will not meet again with Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith to clarify the so-called "Kissinger plan" for a settlement of the racial conflict in Rhodesia. Smith insists that the plan be the basis for a transition to black rule. The black delegations at the deadlocked Geneva talks on Rhodesia have rejected key items in the plan, including white control of security forces during the transition. In Geneva Friday, an irate Smith said he was drawn into the settlement talks under the "false pretense" that the conference would simply carry out the proposals. Indian Parties Bickering NEW DELHI, India (AP) — Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's Congress party and the proMoscow Indian Communist party, longtime allies, are openly attacking each other in a squabble that could strain India's traditionally warm ties with the Soviet Union. The Congress attack is spearheaded by Mrs. Gandhi's 3(-year-old son, Sanjay, who has accused the Communists of not helping India's poor. The Communists have retaliated with similar name-calling. The political sparring also is significant because it marks the first resurgence of public political controversy since Mrs. Gandhi proclaimed a national emergency last year. spending four days In Atlanta and Washington meeting with potential administration officials. He made it clear he planned a working weekend here. "I'm going to work on selection of a Cabinet," the President-elect said, slinging his garment bag into the trunk of his car at the Albany, Ga., airport. The President-elect interviewed prcspcctive nppcintec3 d,_-1.ng two days in Atlanta and Washington this week. He may return to Atlanta on Monday for more meetings. Carter has said he expects to name his entire Cabinet before Christmas, two weeks from today. Only Secretary of State-designate Cyrus R. Vance has been named so far, and the next announcements are anticipated during the coming week. Carter told a group of senators on Friday that he plans to name one person to head at least two energy agencies in what would be a first move to consolidate federal bureaus dealing with energy problems. The Washington Past said in today's editions that James R. Schlesinger, fired by President Ford as defense secretary last year, Is a top contender for the energy post. But today's edition of the New York Times said Schlesinger is still in the running for secretary of defense. Carter, according to aides, has done much of his talent searching by himself on the telephone. Press spokesman Rex Granum said the President-elect planned to spend today talking to people on his own list for Cabinet pasts and with other people who know them. Carter's visit to Washington ended Friday with a series of Pentagon briefings that touched on, among other things, "the responsibility I will have In the initiation of atomic use if it ever becomes necessary," he said. His remarks on the Pentagon steps after the meetings were nearly drowned out by several demonstrator, chanting, 'disarm now." After briefings in the National Military Command Center, known to outsiders as the "war room," Carter held to his campaign statement that $5 billion to $7 billion could be cut from the defense budget. "I have no way to know what President Ford's budget requests will be, but I believe that through better organization and efficiencies that can be implemented that amount of savings is possible," Carter said. While Carter's immediate problem is naming the Cabinet members and other top advisers who will help him run the government, he also Is focusing on the economy, one of the first problems that will confront him when he becomes president on Jan. 20. lie met with most of the Democratic members of the House and Senate while staying at Blair House, the government guest quarters across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House. lie talked about the economy and promised that members of Congress would have access to him, participants in the meetings reported. Summing up the congressional visits, Carter said his first priority in dealing with economic problems would be unemployment. Carter repeated that he has not made a final decision about the need for a tax cut. That decision, he said, will depend on the amount of economic stimulation required when the new administration takes office and how much stimulation can be provided by jobs programs. He said jobs under the federal Comprehensive Employment and Training Act and public works projects were the areas in which "I'd like to move as rapidly as I can." Carter said the amount of economic stimulation required could range from $10 billion to $15 billion or higher. A group of business leaders presented him with one proposal to spend $5 billion on job-creating programs and cut taxes by $15 billion. Prot.d your ho.s by prof.cthtgyour ulghbo ai,ythlng 4 If you supklus—CALL TWI P01KV FLORIDA IN BRIEF Trio Of Say HLPL Want to Know "What's Happening" in Seminole County? Read The Evening Herald SUBSCRIBE NOW—CALL 322-2611 Evening Herald A Carrier Wcathvrmaker Furnace won't let you down, whatever the temperature It's the"Furnac, with a Future" becauseair conditioning can be added easily. Installation by experts Comfort Guaranteed SOUTHERN AIR of SANFORD. INC. 100 N. Maple Ave. Ph. 122-9321—Sanford BICENTENNIAL A%Arnyr% /-t1VJEdU,i-j 1976 _- Etenng Hetuld They Killed 4 People Freed 14 TALLAHASSEE (AP) - A Miami attorney has filed another suit seeking to have a federal judge force the release of as many as 5,000 prisoners to relieve overcrowding in Florida prisons. Attorney Tobias Simon filed the motion Friday before U.S. District Judge Charles Scott of Jacksonville. Simon sought a temoprary injunction from Scott to force several state agencies to comply with Scott's original timetable for reducing the inmate population. That timetable, handed down by Scott in May 1975, would have forced the state to release 5,000 prisoners by December of this year, Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin maintained, Tucker Airs Career Plans WHAT, ME p TALLAHASSEE (AP) - House Speaker 1 Donald Tucker, one of Jimmy Carter's earliest supporters in Florida, says he doesn't want to go to Washington with the Georgian. Tucker said Friday that he has only one intention: To run for governor in 1978. "I'm not after a job in the administration and I wouldn't take it if it were offered," Tucker said at a Capitol news conference. He hl4 L ,i tJ.dL .I. •UI.0 UU iJUt.) Ll dU . O et LI)tt1 it I WORRY Ron'Nessen, Presidential press secretary, denies that a glum atmosphere pervades the White House since President Ford's election loss. Sunday, December 12, 1976—Vol. 69, No. 97 ubI,thd Daly and Sunday, e'cept Saturday and Christmas Day t, TIw Sanford Herald. Inc 300 N French Ave Sanford. Fla )27 ? 1 io s sli ;o Second Clan Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 32771 rv1(' 04 t.qy, 55 cents Monu,. p s: I2'.1 Months, .''Ns PEOPLE S32 JO t. 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A spokeswoman for Miss Taylor said the ul l day of the visit to Israel was s pe nt lastf ur ing Massada. a rocky formation where to Jewish rebels held out for three years against Roman troops and then those who survived committed suicide rather than submit. FIMANCING! TERMS UP TO 12 YEARS Yaw horne do" not have to be paid (oi to gel remodeling mincing. No matter how long you have Ivied Ir,h ... l month otSO years And 841-RH. handles Gverythlng. 'bu mat be SSfIWd... pay unti the job .done! is (no Other buddernukes tts claim) Godfrey Leaves Hospital J '-w Radio and television CHICAGO (AP) personality Arthur Godfrey has been released from Michael Reese Hospital after five days of tests, a hospital spokesman says. The spokesman said Friday that Godfrey, 73, was in good condition throughout his stay, which ended Thursday. - • Tampa Office: øaI oacA1n Cal 872-0277 " IN 3710-A Sliver st Rd. Ji'L'I WASHINGTON (AP) - Rosalynn Carter plans to be "a very active First Lady" and she will need a larger staff than her predecessor, Betty Ford, says Mrs. Carter's press secretary. It will be difficult for Mrs. Carter to do what she wants to do without a bigger staff than (Mrs. Ford) has now," Mary Finch Hoyt said Friday. She said Mrs. Carter has not yet decided just how big the staff will be, but has received about 200 resumes from people seeking to work for her. Liz & Hubby End Honeymoon Orlaedo Office: II 0 SAVE WITH BILT-RITEI urnr'o usiw HER ES HOW.. Cati now — operstars on duty 24 hours every day. Needs 3406 Hendirson Blvd. Tampers largest home remodeters 1' ARRIVE AMF Catalog Closeout Sale! Attorney: Free 5,000 Inmates = had to name. lie named three vide him at least with my recpowerful panels at the Nov. 16 ommendations." organization session and said Asked why he did not let another would have a rotating James make the appointments membership. this year, Tucker said: "I felt He has not formally named like I could do it." the Select Committee on OrganKutun, who opposed Tucker's ized, Crime, but said Friday re-election bid as speaker, was what Democrats he would named to one important comname to the panel. He said he mittee he sought but put on two was waiting for House Republi- lesser panels, Community Afcan Leader Bill James to decide fairs and Veterans Affairs. which Republican should be on "Those are the dumping the panel. grounds for some of us who James was generally pleased have opposed him and have with the GOP's share of the ap- been speaking out," Kutun said. pointments, but was miffed The speaker put Rep. Richabout the secrecy of the proc- ard Hodes on two Important ess. He also complained about committees Hodes wanted, not being consulted on the GOP Education and Health and Reappointments. habilitative Services. He had Two years ago, Tucker let dumped Hodes as chairman of James name the GOP mem- education last month because tkrs. This time he only called Hodes opposed Tucker on the James on Thursday night and appropriations bill last year. told him who he planned to put where. Tucker had said last week he would consult James FLOR1 1 A-before naming the panels. "It was strictly a courtesy call to notify me," James said. "I had expected that I would be _SUNSHINE STATE.. ,) contacted and be able to pro-- - WEST PALM BEACH (AP) — A statewide search was on Saturday for a 40-foot tractortrailer rig, loaded with drugstore merchandise, and for two men who hijacked the truck from a West Palm Beach man, police say. Driver Tony Kuntz, 47, bound and with a hood over his head, was released unharmed in Miami several hours after the early Friday hijacking, police said. Police said they could not immediately learn exactly what was in the truck because the delivery invoice was taken with it. They said it had been loaded in Tampa and driven to West Palm Beach late Thursday for Kuntz to drive to Walgreen drugstores in Miami. COLD. . . . . SEOUL, South Korea (A?) — Diplomats and other observers here say relations between the United States and South Korea are bound to continue deteriorating because of reports of Korean influence-buying in the U.S. Congress. Public exchanges between Washington and Seoul this week were unusually acrimonious. The scandal is contributing to fears here that the United States may decide to withdraw its 42,000 troops from South Korea. Presidentelect Jimmy Carter has said he favors a phasing out of the U.S. presence in consultation with South Korea and Japan. 1- TALLAHASSEE (AP) House Speaker Donald Tucker has named 18 standing committees and has already started hearing the complaints he knew were inevitable. "Some people got everytlng they wanted. Some got nothing that they wanted," Tucker told a news conference Friday. "Most got part of what they wanted." Saying he may make changes, the speaker said he expected the disappointed to gripe. The gripes weren't long in coming, Rep. Barry Kutun, the Demoemo cratic head of the 22-memr Dade delegation, said he was offended that Tucker had not consulted him on placing Dade members. "What he's basically done is decide what's best for Dade County without consulting the delegation chairman," Kutun said in a telephone interview. "He doesn't know what our priorities are going to. be for this legislative session. Each member requested four committees of the 18 Tucker DON'T GET CAUGHT U.S.-Korea Relations Suffer 1776 Suspects Truck Hijacked; Driver S DISCOVER Robbery DELAND (AP) - Three young Georgia men charged in an armed robbery of an Ormond Beach motel say they killed four people (luring other recent robberies in Florida and Georgia, officials say. Held in Volusja County Jail at DeLand without bond were Harold Dean Snead, 26; Anthony Jerome Cobb, 18; and Daniel Fowler, 21, all of Ocilla, Ga. They are charged with the Friday morning armed robbery of a motel just north of Ormond Beach in Volusia County. sropCRINO AP*orrwy G.n.roi, Office T,floho,.., tlondo For Information, phone the police or ih.cffs office While his brother came home to Plains to continue his search For a cabinet, brother Billie Carter was being consoled by their mother, Miss Lillian, after his disappointing campaign in the race for mayor of Plains. "The anti-drinking vote beat me," he was repeating at week's end. Committee Naming Sparks Gripes (Herald Photo by RICk Wells) Arriving For SEEI)CO's (Seminole Economic Employment Development Corp's.) Fifth Annual friends Banquet, are SEEI)C() president and executive director Horace Orr (left) and keynote speaker Rep. Parren Mitchell (1)-Md.). Mitchell, only Thursday elected chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus, blasted the NixonFord administrations For creating what he called "a subtle anti-black, anti-poor climate." Details, SEEDCO CELEBRITIES 3-pc. print pant suit. Orig. sold in catalog for our fall 1976 19.99. 'Around the (lock,' Page s-A. Now Truck Hits Boy In South Seminole By ,uw MURPHY Herald Staff Writer A 14-year-old Maitland youth was listed in serious condition at Winter Park Memorial Hospital early Saturday after being struck by a truck while walking along Tu.scawtlla Road on Friday afternoon. Tim Snider, of Maitland, and a friend were walking along the highway south of Dike Road South Seminole when Snider was struck by a pickup truck driven by Maxwell Acree IV, 16, of 344 Pennsylvania Ave., DeLand, according to the Seminole County Sheriff's Denartinent. SnlUer, who suffered severe head and hip injuries, was given first aid at the scene by the Seminole County Fire Department, then was transported to the hospital by Uerndon Ambulance, deputit' (19.9 The pair, both charged with larceny, were being held at burglary of an auto, possession Seminole County Jail early of stolen property, and lzrand Saturday in lieu of $5.000 bond. We Will Be Open Sunday FROM 12:00 TO 5:30 P.M. In Downtown Sanford Specialist In Lingerie, Sieepwear, Bobby Brooks Sportswear te Jeans and FREE GIFT WRAPPING 210 E. 1st 3234132 ST reported. When the accident occurred. Snider and Mark ilutchi.nson, 16, reportedly were walking along the stretch of road between Tuscawilla School and Dike Road. No c'harse.s had been filed in the accident as of early —I r — fee file ele —`ft — CLIP AND SAVE S.'turthy. The incident is under investigation by the Florida • Highway Patrol. I 4 Also in South Seminole, two men were arrested on charges • of auto burglary and grand u larceny late Friday after i sheriff's deputies received a call from a man at the Circus Club in Fern Park who said he • Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of had seen two men breaking into ' * BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS automobiles. Jeffrey I.. Stewart, 28, told deputies he had witnessed the .OXYGEN • COMMODES incidents, then had discovered Z his own van had been entered z HOSPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS 0 and his CB radio stolen, along with a briefcase and an in• WHEELCHAIRS • BATH EQUIPMENT mc U surance book. Deputies arrived and spotted • COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES a white van described by • As Prescribed by Your Physician I Stewart as the one used by the I alleged burglars, parked at a Obtain these services under Medicare last-food restaurant near the Me Bill Medicare For You night spot. I The occupants of the van I We Deliver James Alfred Hines, 19, lIt. 7, I Connersville, Indiana, and Joe I. Clinton Eiurdette. 19, 1707 Thor I Avenue, Apopka were arrested after a search of their van turned up the iteru missing 58-B N. Hwy. 11.92 DeBary,.F la. s from Stewart'svaii S* •, CLIP AND IAVE wif file MW gW -- ATTEN TION! e, Medicare Subscribers In woven Dacronpoiyeste, with the crisp texture of fine silk. Cardigan style jacket, camisole top and pull on . . . - 668=5613 MEDICARE SUPPLY CO.1 pajama style pant. Delicate print in green blue-purple. Missy and junior sizes JCPe n y The Christmas Place. ' h r ' I - 1 V 5ANFORD PLAZA Opeit SCam. to, pm. Monday tftni Saturday Open Sunday 12.3C - 530 p.lfl. Catalog Center Ph. mine Slots Ph. 123-13t5 WINTER PARK MALL Opefiula.rn.t,Cp,rn Monday ,hruSaturday O*a1uadayI2:)s. 1:30pm Catalog Canter Ph 4411114 5oc, ph 60-4333 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Opint.OQa m. t.kp.ns. Tv.. Wid,,Thurs. iSa? OpsivC:31a rn toI:30p.m. Mondlv.n4F,si.y CataI.g center Ph. 4234435 Ste. Ph. 541-IllS I �4A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 12, 17 Contus ed ' Drug Ut At user Convicted er y Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mobv Store By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer John Henry Kretmer, 22, of San Francisco, who says he still ha ; hallucinations because of longterm abuse of Illegal drugs is ii Seminole County Jail during a pee-sentence Investigation. He was found guilty by a circuit court jury at Sanford of robber] of a Longwood store and receiving a stolen Lincoln Contlnenta sedan used as the getaway car. Kreimer had filed of %r, Insanity defense but defensi attorney Chris Ray presented no defense witnesses in the twoda3 trial. notice The jury convicted Krelmer of rnhhirg a 7-Eleven store at SR 434 and Raymond St. on Nov. 15 by using his hand in a jackel pocket to simulate a gun. Kreimer told sheriff's deputies who chased and stopped him ix the auto stolen in Daytona Beach shortly after the robbery that hi returned to the robbery scene to get his shoes that he left at the rear of the store. But sheriff's detective Sgt. Robert Simmons said Krelmer said he was hitchhiking and was picked up by two juveniles who were driving the luiury car. The juveniles waited in the car during the robbery e.ad Krelmer later bought the boys sandwiches at Altamonte Springs and paid them $30 of the money taken in the robbery for the auto and they hitchhiked out of the area, Simmons said. Simmons said Krelmer, who claimed he was on a "trip" at the time, got confused and ended up back at the robbery scene at the I-4—SR-434 interchange while trying to go to St. Petersburg on the interstate. Deputies investigating the robbery spotted the Lincoln and gave chase. Kreinier, his face adorned by a dark, bushy beard, wore a leather-like top hat from the nearby jail to the courtroom during his trial. Ills knotty arms appeared to have numerous scars and needle marks. lie told Circuit Judge Robert McGregor he had 40 Cas es Face Court '_ - V petty larceny. The court withheld adjudication and put him on two been in and out of mental hospitals over the country since age 18 years unsupervised probation. and has previously been convicted of drug abuse. He said he has suicidal tendencies and has previously attempted it. — Terry Clayton, 23, of Mt. Dora, pleaded guilty to robbery and "I sometimes hallucinate, but right now I'm Just real scared," is being held in jail pending sentencing on Jan. 25. Assistant State Atty. Jay Novick dropped a robbery charge against co-defendant Kreimer told McGregor. "I've kicked my drug habit since I've been in jail here but I'm Alonzo league, 24, of Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford, for lack of still strung out on needles. I just crave for needles in my arms all evidence. the time." — Timothy Wayne Burke, 22, of 1316 Lake Ave., Sanford, Krelmer fates a possible maximum sentence of 20 years in pleaded guilty to burglary and was allowed to remain free on own recognizance until sentencing Jan. 25. prison on the robbery and stolen property convictions, In other cases before Judge McGregor: — Willie Mae Lock, 25, of Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and is free on bond pending — James Clarence Horn, 20, of Higgins Terrace, Sanford, pleaded guilty to attempted burglary and was sentenced to two completion of a pre-sentence investigation. Judge McGregor ordered a bench warrant Issued for the arrest years In prison plus three years probation. — Anne Rosenblatt Brownstein, 27, of 2500 Howell Branch Road, of Michael Finale Cowan, 23, of Lake Monroe, after he (ailed to south Seminole, pleaded guilty to felony possession of controlled appear for trial on two counts of burglary, and charges grand t, substance and was allowed to remain free on her own and petty larceny. recognizance until sentencing on Jan. 25. — David Scott, 25, of 700 E. Seventh St., Sanford, was put on two — Frank L Preltz, 25, of Altamonte Springs, pleaded guilty to years unsupervised probation after pleading guilty to battery. • WISHING WELL -3 A wish came true for these two little girls who are winners in the SISTER Club's sale of tickets to raise money for a wishing well at the Central Florida Zoo, The well will he a Bicentennial gift to the zoo and a source of revenue from donations dropped into it. SISTER member Val Colbert presents here a $250 savings bond to first place winner Billie Gordon. Sanford (left), and a$loobond to third place winner Kelly Reynolds, Sanford, Jim Tucker, St. Peter. shurg, won the $150 second prize. . - - - - ,- Circuit court trials for defendants in murder, drug, robbery and sexual battery cases are among the 40 cases docketed this week at Sanford before Circuit Judge J. William Woodson. However, three cases have been continued to January, several other defendants are seeking trial delays, and one case has been dismissed by the court. One of the defendants seeking a continuance Is Raymond Philhlpa, 3, of Sanford. Phillips is accused of first-degree murder in the Nov. 5 shooting death of Robert W. Tomauon, 30, at his 700 Magnolia Ave. apartment following a party. DETECTIVE CASE DELAYED A Casselberry police detective charged with delivery of marijuana allegedly stolen from the department's evidence locker wai continued until this week after first being set for Oct. 25. Bobby Gene Bennett, 32, of (Thuluota, has been free on bond ince he was arrested Sept, 16. Bennett, with the Casselberry police five years, the last two as a detective, has been suspended from duty with pay pending outcome of court cases charging marijuana delivery, larceny of evidence and tampering with evidence. According to investigator's reports, Bennett is alleged to have driven an unmarked police car to a Fern Park apartment complex where police say marijuana taken from the evidence locker was delivered to a confidential Informant working with vice squad officers. Court documents also indicate that investigators tape recorded telephone conversations and used electronic bugging devices In the drug probe. , m • NA110N c IN BRIEF Indians Vote To Try To Recover Ancestral Land GAY HEAD, Mass. (AP) — The Warnpanoag Indians want their ancestral land back — 243 acres of creek bed, cranberry bogs and scenic cliffs taken in the 1870s. After moving successfully from the court room, where they filed suit for the land, to the town meeting hail, where the tribal council on Thursday won local support for transfer of the land, the tribe now must win over the Massachusetts legislature. Gay Head residents, about half of whom claim Indian ancestry, voted 50 to 28 to direct town selectmen to take all steps necessary to return the land to the tribe. All three selectmen are Wampanoag descendants. : 1E NORELCO 8-CUP V~ COFFEE MAKER ? 0rens 8 cp ci coflee ri 999 less than 8 Model RL Y STYLING WAND 088 No Ljre 4.4? 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Earl Dreggors, 54, of Sanford, faces trial on two counts of sexual battery upon a 13-year-old boy. Mark A. Jackson, 19, of Forest City, Is accused of attempted sexual battery upon a five-year-old girl. Egebert Erwin Garlick, €3, of Sanford, is docketed for trial on charges of lewd assault upon a seven-year-old girl and lewd act in the presence of a child. Larry Johnson, 18, of 1505 W. 18th St., Sanford, Is accused of attempted murder. He was shot In the foot by a policman Nov. 7 as he allegedly chased a woman from her burglarized apartment with a butcher knife. Charles Jess Palmer, 38, of Longwood, was docketed for trial on incest and sexual battery charges, but the case has now been continued until the week of Jan. 10. Also continued until Jan. 10 Is the trial of David Franklin Larrlmore, 20, of Orlando, accused of making false telephone reports of bombing state-owned property. Sanford police arrested Larrjxnore Nov. 12 in connection with two bomb threats at Seminole Community College. Larrlmore is now reportedly hospitalized. The third case on the docket that has been delayed until Jan. 10 is the trial of Kenneth J. Cappraro, of 100 Lazy Susan Ct., Casselberry, on charges of burglary and grand larceny. The court last week dismissed a charge of carrying a concealed firearm against William George McConnell., 29, of 34 S. Wekiva Springs Rd., Apopka. EX-LONG WOOD EMPLOYE UP Former City of Longwood public works employe Robert Henrlck Keen, 34, of 161 N. 13th Ave., Long-wood, is docketed for trial on charges of grand and petty larceny of scrap copper and brass owned by the city. The trial was continued from Nov. 12 because a handwriting expert wasn't available to testify for the prosecution. Donald Mason Bowman, 17-year-old Bunnell juvenile indicted for trial as an adult on three armed burglary charges, Is also scheduled for trial this week before Judge Woodson. A co-defendant, Indicted on the same charges In connection with burglaries at three Casselberry businesses on Sept. 25 pleaded no contest to lesser and Included offenses of burglary of structures last week. Circuit Judge Robert B. McGregor ordered Gary Vincent Walker, 16, of Orlando, held in jail during a pee-sentence investigation and pending sentencing on Jan. 25. Also on this week's docket Is the twice-continued trial of Norris Larmo Latioci, 30, of Cherrywood Garden, Fern Park, on charges of felony possession of marijuana, cocaine and heroin. Court records indicate that Latson was arrested when sheriffs vice squad agents conducted a search warrant raid at his residence on Aug. 13. William D. Carr, 36, of Altamonte Springs, is acc.sed of felony delivery of heroin. Also scheduled to trial on charge of felony delivery of phencyclidine is Jeff Dean Long, 18, of 551 Semoran Blvd., Fern Park. REMAINING CASES Other cases listed on the heaviest trial docket in months In circuit court include: —Barry Allen liuckabee, 35, of Greensboro, N.C., accused of obtaining property by worthless check. —Michael Bryson, 21, of 3618 Palm Ave., Forest City, accused of the Nov. 30, 1975 grand larceny of an auto. —Melvin A. Walker, 46, of 2545 S. Park Dr., Sanford, accused of grand larceny of an auto at a local dealership by paying for the car with an Insufficient funds check for $3,539. —Dwight Lee Moody, 49, of Maitland, Is accused of obtaining a lawn mower by a worthless $207 check. —Sheldon PoLakoff, 46, of 632 Mariner Way, Altamonte Springs, accused of receiving stolen property—a five ton air conditioner unit — and grand larceny of the unit from the Antique Center, Fern Park. Raiding sheriff's agents said the stolen unit was seized atop the Safari Club, U. S. 17-92, Fern Park, where it had been Installed. —Claysha M. Suarez, 31, of Altamonte Springs, Is accused of obtaining property by worthless check. —Eva Mae Dixon, 52, of 160 Bethune Circle, Sanford, is accused of attempted murder of two Sanford policemen and resisting an officer with violence in connection with a Sept. 19 incident at her residence. —Earl Wayne Martin. 29, of 917 W. Second St., Long-wood, accused of receiving stolen property — a rifle stolen In a residential burglary at Sanford. —Ralph Michael Monaco, 12, of Orange City, faces trial for burglary of a conveyance at Deltona In a case transferred from Volusia county in connection with a CB radio theft. He pleaded guilty In Seminole in a companion CB theft case after being arrested by sheriffs deputies at a restaurant parking lot. —Cynthia Elaine Cole, 18, of Orlando, accused of grand larceny of clothing from Montgomery Ward, Altamonte Springs. —Russell Dewayne Blake, 23, Nashville, Tenn., accused of forgery and uttering forgery in a stolen credit card case. —Mark Jay Quick, 18, of 643 Wheeling Ave., Altamonte Springs, accused of receiving stolen property, a CS radio. —Judy Ann Ramsey, 27, of Longwood, accused of grand Larceny of $220 in clothing from K-Mart, Fern Park. —Ronald Edward Muse, 25, of 1910 lake Ave., Sanford, accused of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. --Leo PeterIGa. 49 of 2W6 W. 16th St., Sanford, accused of leaving the scene of an accident in which ap was Injured and resisting an officer without violence. —Theresa Jenkins Mason, 26 of Jacksonville, accused of carrying a concealed firearm �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Dec. 12, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Armed Forces CALENDAR STEPHEN D. BAILIFF SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12 NORFOLK, Va. Marine Pfc. Stephen D. Bailiff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Bailiff Jr. of 855 Pasadena Ave., Longwood, has reported for duty with the 3D Marine Division on Okinawa. He joined the Marine Corps in January - Scholarship benefit recital by pianist John Perry, 4 p.m., FTU engineering auditorium. $5 for adults, $2 for students. Rummage We sponsored by Temple Israel Sisterhood, noon to 5 p.m., Temple Israel, 4917 Eli St., Orlando. Mid-Florida Singles Club, 7 p.m., dinner and dance, Family Club, McCoy Navy Base, Call 322-1790 evenings for reservations. All Musk Service, First Presbyterian Church, Third Street and Oak Avenue, 5 p.m. Open to all; nursery available. "A Salute To Ain'.rlcau Music" by Melodee Dance and Figure Club, 7:30 p.m., Melodee Skating Rink, Sanford. 1976. ROBERT B. LANG NORFOLK, Va. Navy Fire Control Technician Third Class Robert B. Lang Jr., whose wife, Christine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Jennings of — MONDAY, DECEMBER 13 Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Diet Workshop, 7:30 p.m., Sanlando United Methodist WEATHER Semoran Blvd., Fern Park, Saturday's high 82, Sunday's Fla., recently returned from low 65. participation in the maritime Considerable cloudiness and portion of the major NATO warm with a slight chance of exercise "Autumn Forge '76." showers. Highs around 80, lows WILLIE E. RANKINJR. NORFOLK, Va Marine Pvt. Willie E. Rankin Jr., son of Rutha M. Morgan of 136 - Academy Ave., Sanford, Fla., has completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit . Depot , Parris Island, S C. He joined the Marine Corps in August 1976. In the mid 60s. Winds eastsoutheast 10-15 m.p.h. SUNDAY'S TIDES Daytona Beach: high 11:23 a.m., 11:54 p.m., low 4:56 n.m., 5:33 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 11:05 a.m., 11:31 p.m., low 4:48 a.m., 5:21 p.m. Bayport: high 3:50 a.m., 5:25 p.m., low 10:52 a.m., 11:30 am. Sunday, Dec. 12,1976--7A HOSPITAL NOTES DF;C. to, 1976 ADMISSIONS: Sanford: Essle M. Bryant Deroy Holt Georgia Lee Robert C. Locker Helen Malone IIoa Nguyen Ellen Poole Fred F. Roettger Thomas F. Smith Joseph Williamson DISCHARGES: Sanford: Mary B. Alexander Joan Anderson Shannon E. Burgess Henry J. Grandmaison Moody D. Harden J. Melvin Miller Jessie G. Moffett Eva D. Thompson Merton Wormuth Caesar Forman, Cassadaga Lythe E. Swope, Casselberry John A. Grass, DeBary Alice B. Purinton, DeBary William D. Gibson, DeBary Rita Finns, Deltona James Murray, Deltona John Renyhart, DeBary Ue[LflJUV Sciaretta, UViLUEIU Inez S. Wells, Deltona William lXIey, Deltona Leslie L. Scott, Deltona Clarence F. Wedel, Deltona Della Ellicott, Longwood Dora Phillips, Osteen Virginia E. Lewis, Oviedo Irene F. Culbreth, Winter Springs r S r USDA , BRAND CHOICE W.D BONELESS BOTTOM ROUND BONELESS BOTTOM ROUND ROAST STEAK Of WESTERN CORN FED U FULL QUARTER PORK LOIN SLICED INTO 04 ' k I S * Church, SR 434 and 1-4. TOPS, Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Rd., Lake Mary. Altamnnte-South Seminole Jaycees, board meeting, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse at Spring Oaks and SR 4. PORK CHOPS COLLIER, VOLUSIA SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, LEE AND MARION ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSC £0 LA, LAKE, CITRUS BREVARD, - PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY ,. Transcendental Meditation program, 7:30 p.m., Florida Federal Savings, 911 W. Hwy. 436, Altamonte' Springs. "The Thwarting of Baron Boll.Igrew," play for children and adults, 2p.m. and 6 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Santa will be present. Tickets at civic W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE Bon,I.,, 5,.1 Round Full C.t Round Steak PRICES GOOD DEC. 12 15 A - CUBE STEAK $149 • LB. .. 89 is c PLANT A TURKEY . .. 0 89 LEG QUARTERS •. . • • LB 29C LB W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONEESS BEEF ROUND BOTTOM ROUND Cube Steak $/59 . USDA GRADE 'A FRESH LEG OR BREAST LB W.D BRAND HOT OR MILD W.O BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND EYE OF THE BONELESS Fryer Quarters LB Round Roast •L USDA GRADE A COUNTRY STYLE PAN.R(Dp FRESH $189 & Cut-Up Fryers W.D EPAND USDA CHOICE BEEF ROI)Nn EYE OF THE BONELESS Round Steaks W.D BRAND El Canned Ham DIPAX 100' PURE CAN 199 Sliced Bacon • • $499 99 Slicea Bacon • $169 Quantity Rights Reserved WINNOIXIE STORES INC COPYRIGHT -. 1*76 America. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Longwood Area Sertonia, noon, Quality Inn North, SR 89' • I2o: $189 W.D B1AND REGULAR OR THCL SLICED Bo ogna • I ,CAHN5 SANOwICES LB I.LB. BAG W.D BRAND COOKED 'Iced Picnic OScAR M.AYLR REGULA R OR THICK $129 Sausage • • • • 49c W.D BRAND PREMIUM W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF Stew Meat LB 69 MOHAWK SON LESS $1" LB Grouna Beef 3 EACH ford. Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Sanford Optimist, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl i0Rump Roast nd W.O BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF CHUCK 2 cartons with $5.00 or more purchase excl. cigs. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14 Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 p.m., Central Christian Church, 250 W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Slide presentation on burrowing owl by Biologist William Coursier. VFW Post 10108 Auxiliary, 8 p.m., post home on Sanford lakefront. Pilot Club of Sanford., 8 p.m., Flagship Bank of San. Bo'eI.,i B.,f Icp Round CHUCK STEAK CIGARETTES center. $139 WD BR AND USDA CHOICE BEEF CHUCK 7 BONE CENTER CUT CARTON REGULAR, KING OR 100s O s . Spread 000 CRACXtf •• • PKG S £ RO(5 ENGLISH Mu ins • •• CA? 69c 79c 59c SUPE RBRA ND Sour Cream • HALF PINT 39c S 434 and 1-4. Weight Watcher, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15 46. Sanford Kiwanis, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Sertoma, noon, Sanford Sheraton Inn, W. SR Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Caboose. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Town House. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m. It Youth Programs Inc. Christmas Party for volunteers, their families and one-on-ones, 7 p.m. Ritz Theatre, 203 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. For information call Lee Sterling, VP! office, 3-8760. All Souls School Children's Christmas program, 7:30 p.m. Social Hall. Deltona Junior High Band Boosters Association skating party, 6:30 p.m. Melodee Skating Rink, Sanford. 'Christmas Carol Celebration, 7:30 p.m., at Ascension Lutheran Church of Casselberry, Overbrook Drive. I Sanford Optimist Club luncheon meeting, noon, 10 Holiday Inn, Monroe Harbor. STOUFFER'S GREEN PEPPER STEAK. . . . THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16 Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry Lions, 6:30 p.m., Land o' Lakes Country FrJITI')N, 10' •.~ .oi. rxo $189 14 $109 ,'EAT ','l LASAGNA . . . • • • • .'R5 PAUL S Club. 436. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, SR. SWEET POTATOES • it TINY SPEARS OF Sanford CIvIt.an, 7:15 a.m., Buck's. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs I Civic Center. Bishop Moore High Stbool band Christmas concert, 8 p.m., Orlando Garden Club auditorium, 710 E. Rollins it BROCCOLI P...f./, Ut ON 59C I?. a: PKG , IOni . *go ...O 59 rFFE ,I SAUt:E CAULIFLOWER .... ID 69C wGpiT WATCHERS BEET STEAK OR CHICKEN LIVERS WITH Ave., Orlando. ()NION 5 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17 American Aim. of Retired Persons and National Assn. of Retired Teachers, 2:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. United Daughters of the Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., 1702 DINNERS. . . . . . . . '0-os PKG AMBRECUT ALL VARIETIES PIZZA • , ••••••• ro 99c '.05 SMITHS NATURAL JUICE E. Fourth St., Sanford. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Chumley's, El 37.0:. APPLE PIE, Altamonte Springs. Seminole. Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Sambo's Restaurant. Foresters Square Dance Club, The Forest, 3 p.m. Diet Workshop, St. Augustine Church, Button Road and Sunset Drive, Casselberry, 10 a.m. and 6p.m. Tanglewood AA, dosed, 8p.m., St. Richards Church Longwood AA,, dosed, 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian COFFEE RICH . • . . 2 PINTS $169 79c H(.) IAo: CRACKERS.......PKG 2'. lOW PAT ON HOMOOIHI!iø QUSTAPSONS 87 MILK Church, SR 434. YAC's Club for Singles. 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 701 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando GALLON . $159 •. I FLAVORS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 3 p.m., Ascension Lutheran 41' HARVEST FRESH OUt SUPERBRAND WHIPPED . Peppers. •• 9 Church. - — L FOR .99c. ' HARVEST FRESH Christmas concert, choir of Forest Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church, SR 436, Forest City, Spin. Open to all. T Cucumbers7• 9 FOR. ' 99c TOPPING $100 APON& HARVEST FRESH MONDAY, DECEMBER20 Avocados Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center Sanford AA, 8 pm.2 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436. . 3 . FOR' NAIVEFRESH CRISP celery . . • STALKS '0 $100 HARVEST FRESH SALAD TUESDAY, DECEMBER21 $100 Tomatoes.. 3 Winter Springs Jaycees., 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92. Los HARVEST FRESH Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Sanford Girl Scouts Service Unit, 7p.m., Chamber of Commerce. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Seminole LIona, 1 p.m., Quality Inn North, 14 and Sr 434. Casselberry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. Sanford Optimist, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 pin., Community United Methodist Church, Cauelberry. Longwood Are. Sertonia, noon, Quality Inn North, 1-4 Strawberries 3 - PINTS $159 5ALUTO 32oa Party Pizza 69 A.STOR $1)99 PKG RDpiOOK OR Baby Limas • 3 1O'ø PKGS $100 and SR 434. San! cr4-SemInole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST Weight Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Cub, 300 S. Oak Ave. SANFORD - -1 -. - —' - - - -' - - -- - - . --- ,,.7,7 -,... -- 419 E. FIRST ST. �Evening Herald "Wi \ FIJ:N(*II VL.,NF(l) FI..•\ .1277; ( 11 r a.; I .'.;'J'),I I1 Sunday, December 12, 1976-8A Around \VAyj.; i) IX)Yj.E. Publisher Nt)(,ls H. OSIIRIN. Editor .fl)Sf'i'II I).VAN flhi\CKlJ. Advertisin4 Director 9 H, - i i i c I )'Is There are a lot of disappointed, lonely, frustrated roosters this morning. At least 314 of them. That's how many cornish hens here cooked, catered and carried by Buck's for the nourishme... of the crowd Friday night at SEEDCO's Fifth Annual Friends Banquet, r \ &c k. I rni.. .NJ 4111111 . $24t): (i ,1i'nths. $11 20 , \rdr, $28 10 ih MAll In Florida ,..,nie as hi'mt dvIiver All . FHe - ther tiail Month. $2 Ti 1'nths. Starting time was 8 and Horace Orr, president and executive director of the Seminole Employment Economic Development Corp., was nowhere to be found. Some were wonderin g if the man of the hour was going to miss the festivities. did miss the observation of Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore who, in his welcoming remarks, noted that it was "one hell of a year" for SEEDCO and Orr. Through all those investigations, charges and audits, Moore recalled, Orr "never lost confidence, never lost his sense of humor." t20. 12 Mnths. $32.40 L L opez Portillo The Clock Urging Unity Then, Orr arrived, accompanied by keynote speaker, Rep. Parren Mitchell, Democratic congressman from Baltimore. The audience at the Sanford Civic Center also heard the Rev. Amos C. Jones, chairman of the I) NORM OSHRIN The ceremonial glitter of inauguration ceremonies in Mexico City Dec. 1 did not hide the fact that Jose Lopez Portillo was taking office as president with a program of austerity and lowered expectations for the Mexican people. The eloquence of Mr. Lopez Portillo's inaugural address raises hope that he can provide the kind of leadership that the country needs to work its way out of its current crisis. As always, the question is whether he can unify the Mexican people behind the kind of goals his address has outlined. Clearly the new president was attempting to show no special sympathy or favor toward one segment of the population or another in his references to the problems now tearing at Mexico's social and economic fabric. He must maintain this even-handed approach if he is to rally the people to an end of the "hate, rancor, fear and impatience" he sees to be dividing the country. This is a big order, but it is hard to see how anyone but a popular and trusted leader can bridge the gaps which have been widening in MeXICO between rich and poor, between land-owner and peasant, between a powerful government and a mistrustful private sector. Significantly, the new president called for more "efficiency and honesty" in government as part of his prescription, an acknowledgment of shortcomings in the outgoing SEEDCO board of directors. He also reflected on the year of ir.'estIgations. The $200,000 spent for those activities, he noted to the applause of his listeners, "could have provided employment for a year for 40 persons." They heard Rep. Mitchell admittedly "bitter" lash out at the "subtle anti-black, anti-poor climate" developed in Washington over the past eight years by the Nixon and Ford administrations. Mitchell, something less than the most humble of politicians one can hear or meet, opened by claiming he was 'more intelligent than any man who ever occupied the White House." And he went on from there proudly announcing his election only late Thursday as chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus, made up of 17 black congressmen. Then he took off on his principal theme. He decried the "lack of economic parity" in the nation for blacks. He belittled the 1.5 per cent unemployment-drop goal President-elect Carter has set. lie pledged to "end racism one way or another." lie equated political and economic parity "as one and the same.' - . ((1/1 ( (( - The Pentagon is as good a place as any to illustrate the problems Mr. Carter faces. There, where the generals spend some $300 million in tax revenues every 24 hours, the good purpose is corrupted by stupifying waste and chronic myopia. A sobering example is the 13-year-old mortification which is officially known as the Condor missile. The Condor was conceived as the Navy's version of the weapon of tomorrow. A smart. rocket, no less, guided to target by television technology. The idea was to develop the capability for a Navy airplane to stay a safe. distance (up to 60 miles) from a heavily defended target objective, yet still destroy the bull's - eye with great dependability. 11, 11 ' To The Rescue? An d Ch - - . JACK- ANDERSON WASHINGTON Former Vice President strongly worded private letter to Carter, urged Spiro Agnew, convicted of income tax evasion in him not to appoint former Ford administration 1973, has sought a presidential pardon from the Labor Secretary John Dunlop as his own top man man who succeeded him, Gerald Ford. at Labor. White House attorneys, perhaps recalling the But Big Labot cherishes Dunlop for resigning uproar over their boss's pardon of Richard. after President Ford welshed on a promise to Nixon, politely but firmly referred Agnew's support a pro-labor bill. Labor leaders, lawyer to the Justice Department. therefore, are strongly backing Dunlop for the Agnew's bid for a pardon came shortly after job. The caucus asserted that Dunlop "demonOctober 10, when his sentence of three years strated insensitivity" to minority groups by probation expired. An Agnew attorney called making "no effort" to upgrade the Labor White House counsel Philip Buchen's office. very low key, very Department's Office of Federal Contract The conversation "was Compliance. The office is supposed to enforce professional," a White House official The brief discussion, we have learned, centered civil rights laws with federal contractors. To select Dunlop for the Labor Department on the "receptivity" of the White House to a Job, charged the black legislators, would "be a formal filing for a pardon by Agnew. signal that the new administration Is not to begin "The reply was that there have been by Justice," the White afresh with a new direction." procedures established Meanwhile, In a recent court deposition, House official told us. "The request was no more than any good lawyer would do for his client." Mary Lapper, the former director of the Agnew resigned in disgrace on Oct. 10, 1973 Department of Health , Education and Welfare's when he pl eaded no contest to a single count of higher education division, has also blasted tax evasion. The plea, equivalent to a conviction, Dunlop. She swore that Dunlop, as a Dean at Harvard helped Agnew avoid a messy public trial, in IM73 "opposed . setting goals and time At the time, the Justice Department filed a taWes"torattractIngmorewomenandmnorljy detailed statement which showed that Agnew began accepting payoffs in 1961 when he was employes to the Ivy League school. Dunlop, now back at Harvard, twice refused governor of Maryland. The payments continued to discuss right up to January, 1973, when a federal grand citizen.. his record with us. "I'm a private not a candidate for office," he said. jury begin Investigating Agnew. "Write any damn thing you please." Footnote: In fairness to Dunlop, he generally Foo(te: We can find no evidence that Agnew took his plea for a pardon to the Justice received high marks as Secretary ofLabor. MINERS' FEUD We recently reported that Department. His Lawyer, J udah Best , declined comment. Arnold Miller, the reform-minded president of CAUTIONING CARTER In finding a labor the United Mine Workers, suffers from a tarsecretary, Jimmy Carter is caught between the nished image Inside the UMW. Miller has also been feuding with the union's two groups who punched through his election, the highly-respected secretary-treasurer, Harry blacks and Big Labor. Patrick. Their rift has led to the possibility of a The Congressional Black Caucus, in a - . BERRY'S WORLD - . .. - - . 1 - "I " ( - I.. 1 I r . - - . - . - r 4"%l "No, it's NOT 'conceptual art' pile ci logs!" it's - a crummy - .. . -• Thus, when he threatens the Invocation of wage • and price controls, this warning is credible. es e C 0 k e From the steel Industry's point of view, it's InS chiff, pit her readiness to sell down to fear of finitely preferable to raise prices now, and take Urtheritance taxes, not the profit and loss ac- the heat, rather than wait until Carter is swornll count. But its circulation tolled a somewhat in and run the risk of being frozen Into an different story: despite an evening monopoly In economically weak position. N ew York City since 1967, it is down from 700,000 t] en to 500,000 now. Taken by surprise though Speaking of the econanic condition of the steel t hey were, the Post's pinched journalists were business, a word or two is in order. Vice happy enough to learn of Murdoch riding in on President-elect Mondale, echoing his boss, sees his white horse with nuggets of new Investment no reason at all for the price hike, calling it - not very heavy nuggets, actually, probably "ominous." But, In fact, a good case can be Under $1 million — in the saddlebags. made. That was as far as he rode. The Observer's 'urnalists, some at least of them, and indeed its Reflecting the depressed state of the U.S A wm.r — th,-,,uh it wnu tht, hl # swii $.iS iiu .,. - Changes already are being brought about as a result of Tuesday's city dcc(Ions In Seminole County. While most of those elected will take office In January, one of the new officials assumed his seat Thursday night and another Is expected to take office Monday night. Cliff Nelson, elected to the one year remaining in the unexpired term of resigned Martin Bacon, was sworn into ",office on the Lake Man Cliv Council •ThLWsdiIy night. • • . . WASHINGTON WHIRL Big banking Interests are lobbying to block Rep. Henry Ruess, R.-Wis., f rom continuing as chairman of the powerful Ho use Banking committee. The proconsum er Ruess has led the fight for banking reform. This, naturally, has not gone down well with the bankers. Ruess, incidenta lly, comes from a ban king family. But between 1970 and 1973, he gave his entire bank dock, worth $1 50,0 , to various charities. Many American Indians want former Oklahoma Sen. Fred Harris for Secretary of the Interior, which oversees In dian affairs. They are organizing a "draft" for Harris, who has led the fight for Indian rights and whose wile LaDunna isa Comanche. A formal petition Is being sent to President-elect Jimmy Carter promoting Harris for the post . - - For a few days in August, it looked as if the Martin Luther King murder case would be even f urther complicated. An ur gent, internal Justice Department memo went out to section chiefs dating "Classified F iles.. .pertaining to (King) are missing, But it turned out the "purloined pape rs" had been misplaced in Justice's Criminal Div is ion. - . ." - ------ - Unfortunate? If this is true, it may be the very reason why the price rise will be cancelled ! If thel demand is not there, then prices will have to be lowered. This is precisely what happened last October when the steel industry announced a price Increase. There was substantial customeropposition and competitive pressure from abroad, and the cost rise was rolled back by the Industry. Don't the. Star editorial writers know anything about economics? • - - - And yet on the problem scale, "parents' lack of interest" stood seventh around the nation. If the parents of the 32,000 school children in Seminole County want some changes made, some improvements instituted, perhaps they should seek to spark these through their own Initiative by around griping about the entire educational spectrum from textbooks to courtesy busing. - After- all, how are teachers to know there's a problem if they never hear parental complaint? They might Just think they're doing a flawless job! - Fisher called the election of the two men judicial training and education course at they feel is inadecluate discipline at school. appointed by the city council to complete "wonderful choices," adding he was very the unexpired term of resigned Charles excited and pleased by the results. He also Glascock Monday night. About six weeks publicly thanked the city officials who required him to have a telephone placed in remain in the Gla.scock term. his home before he was dismissed. Nelson, 4, is one of the new laces to "You can be sure it got a lot of use the Seminole's political arena. Three sister last month and did a lot of good this year," cities Longwood, Casselberry and he said, noting he made hundreds of Winter Springs elected men who had telephone calls soliciting votes for the neither served previously nor run for of- candidates he favored. fice before. Connell and Barton are to assume their The other new faces to politics, elected new offices in January. Meanwhile, in cities, are: Connell remains a councilman until he John Sabatini, 38, a communications takes the oath to become mayor. consultant in marketing with the Florida '-(nterconnect system, was given the nod for a two-year term on the city council in f Winter Springs. Last week in the "Clock" column a story r. — Frank Schutte, a retired naval officer of a candidate's talk with an acquaintance and student at Jones College, and Carl was told. The candidate said that to win an ' Robertson Jr., a retired Air Force election an aspirant must tell the voters technical sergeant, were chosen for two what they want to hear, Indicating the year terms on the Casselberry City intelligence of the voters is questionable. Council by the electorate. Would you believe that candidate lost' Stephen Barton,. 32, a marketing qpresentative at Texaco, was selected for a two-year term on the Longwood City Council. Elections for the year the sixth for Sanford voters — will be over after the Dec. 21 runoff for the city commission spot currently held by Gordon Meyer. While One of the happiest persons over the Meyer was top man in four-man race for election had to be Longwood's former the post, he did notgarner the required 50 Public Works Director Ralph Fisher. per cent. plus one votes and is being Fisher was fired by the city several challenged by E. O. ( Eddie) Keith, who jeeks ago over the objections of Coun- cam e in second. 'lmen Gerard Connell and Parker A.nderson. Connell won election to a twoj'ear term as mayor In the city election. Anderson has one year remaining in his One more thing about candidates Len Mayer, who announced his candidacy for term. The Fisher homeduring the "friendly mayor of Longwood and then was esspn" had two political posters, disqualified because his voter registration the National College of the State Judiciary, University of Nevada, Reno campus. Sixty-seven persons, including six military personnel, attended the course. They came from 28 US. states, as well as Israel. they should first look to the junglesque Casselberry City Council, is expected to be ., -- - • - - - - - - - • ~ II (WIR R1ArPc LAIPIT WV II I I. I' - - Footnote: Ironically, if President Carter should decide to abolish all foreign steel tariffs, the U.S. steel Industry, In view of their effusive praise for the free market, would have a very difficult time opposing such a move, ' l • Donald Willson, former mayor and surrounded by yellow streamers, standing councilman who received the highest in their front yard one for Connell and number of votes cast for a berth on the one for Barton. e steel Industry of "administering" its prices, ""' ' I - he doesn't say. If this is true, the Wall Street Journal asks editorially, how come they don't eturn to power by followers 01 former UMW make. more money? 058 Tony Boyle, who was convicted of the Finally, according to steel iurder of a UMW leader, "Jock" Yablonskl. Industry official.s* ''d. n,v piiuv increase went into effect, In a private Letter to Miller, Washington at. torney Joe Rauh, who led the fight to oust Boyle the cost of making sheet and drip steel has risen from power, pleaded with Miller to meet with more than 6 per cent. Patrick and make peace. Of all the criticisms of the steel price hike, the "All t he enemies of union democracy are strangest Is that its timing is "unfortunate," in hoping you and Harry will fight to the end the words of Washington Star newspaper, Please. say you'll meet us." Despite Rauh's because It comes "in the face of slack demand plea, however, Mill er pulled out of a meet ing at rather than a market reaction to high demand." the last moment. Footnote: Mill er could not be reached for comment. last night's Tri-fecta. These are functional illiterates. If you don't think they're breeding out there ri ght now in the elementary and secondary institutions, moving steadily toward their event ua l release into society as graduates or dropouts, then visit the nearest high school some day, stop a few students in the halls and ask a few questions. You don't ha ve to hit them with quantum mechanics or E-mc2 and its relation to the rising al ligator birth rate. Make it ' The next highest "No" answer was drawn by the question, "Are you satisfied with your child's reading ability?" Thirty per cent said no. That leaves six per cent who were unhappy with the way their youngsters read but who did not bother to drop by school for a few minutes one day to talk about it with a teacher. Political ChangesA ppa r e n t - Exactly what Mondale means when he accuses Sunday, Dec. 12, I7&-9A reasonable, make it general. Like, for years ago wrote "Day of In fam y," a conditions they have allowed to flourish in example, what was Pearl Harbor all gri pping documentary narrative of the their own living rooms. Youngsters who about? What happe ned there, what did it events as they un folded on Dec. 7, 1941. have been raised In an atmosphere of firm, mean at the time, what lessons might we And much more recent was the largeconsistent home discipline cause no draw from it? scale, big-name cin ematic production of problems when they are given freer rein Pearl Har bo r may not be the focus of the same subject, "Tora Tora! Tora!" by teachers. high school history courses, but on the But the results speak for themselves, And in connection with this, there is an other hand, is it so obsc ur e an event that and if this is true of an event as outextremely interesting statistic contained four out of eight high school students don't st andi ng In American and world hist ory as in the annual report issued Sept. 29 by kn ow anything a bo ut it? That proved to be the Pearl Harbor raid, then what of ot her Seminole's Countywide School Advisory the case last week w hen an informal in. types o iniormauon: is it reasonab e to Committee. Under the "high school" terview was conducted by the Evening i'ssume that they would be better unheading are percentage responses to a list Herald at Seminole High School. derstood, better retained — be tter learof questions aimed at gauging parents' Eight students out of 1,776 is hardly a ned? satisfaction with county school policies representative cross-section, granted, but One indi cator of opinion on the presen tand procedures. the subjects were selected entirely at day school sit uation is the seventh annual The highest negative response — 76 per random and Included each possible Gallup Poll. The sur vey sample, which cent was elicited by the question: combination of race and sex. And half of included 1,549 persons 18 years old or "Within the last 12 months, have you had a the students interviewed hd either heard above, was recently reported In a column conference with any of your child's of Pearl Harbor but knew nothing about it, written by Dr. Donald Magruder, teachers?" or couldn't tell the U.S. Navy's Hawaiian executive director of the Florida School More than three-quarters of the parents base from the "free blocking zone." Boards Association. responding had not had the interest, the In today's modern world, this seems Dur ing pe rsonal, at-home Interviews, time, the energy, the opportunity — the even more incredible than It might have subjects tabbed the following 10 items as CONCERN to talk with even one of their been in 1961 or 1966. Walter Lord many the chief education problems in 1976: kids' instructors. Lack of discipline. Integration-desegregation. Lack of pro per financial support. Poor curriculum. . Use of drugs. Difficulty in getting "good' teachers. Parents' lack of interest. Size of schools-classes. School board policies. 10. Students' lack of interest. was in Orange County although he. resides Magruder repertc'. tha! an introduction at 525 Preston Road, Devonshire), is the to the Gallup iitudy indicated a pronounced same Len Mayer who has been appointed shift this year in American educational as labor arbitrator for the Florida attitudes. The public has begun demanMediation and Conciliation Service with ding stricter rules in dealing with the the approval of Gov. Reubin Askew, and behavior of youngsters, as well as higher the Director of the FMCS, Joe Schuck, was standards in the public schools. announced recently. Mayer is executive Indicative of this trend is the position director of L and i'i ssociates. "poor curriculum" holds on the problem scale. In 1975 this complaint was ranked No. 7. And the top-standing concern speaks j for itself but it should not be limited to Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Court Judge the school systems alone. Kenneth M. Leffler of Longwood has If parents are so chagrined with what . completed an intensive three-week -, Parties & Politics economic recovery, the steel industry is out weren't quite so keen. The Observer is currently operating at 68 per cent of capacity, Intellectual-liberal; Murdoch Is not famous for which is relatively weak. This represents a being either. Businesslike undoubtedly, but the steady slide In the production of raw steel from star of his business is the Sun: a tabloid daily just this past May when operating capacity stood that shines for right-wing working people. at 91 per cent. That is an awful lot of men, so the young ladies of the Sun's page three have become as Steel companies' profits are also down. famous in their fashion, what little they wear of According to Fortune magazine, the metal. it, as the girls on the Pirelli calendar. manufacturing Industry la.styear had an 8.1 pe cent return on stockholders' equity which is wel below the 15.7 per cent listed in the Federal Trade Commission's data for allmanufactw'Ing. Agnew Sou ght For'i Pa rd on - W ha t is wrong with today's schools and ':he quality of education they provide? 14e so many other things, of course, this is a matter of opinion. It might be argued that there is not hing wrong with the modern ed ucational system that couldn't be cured by eliminating a few vocal bus ybodies. This po sition, however, is not borne out by the facts. Comparative studies conducted by reliable, even venerated, testing organ izations have consistently indi cated lthat today's high sc hool stude nts generall y possess fewer basic reading, writing an d mat he matica l skills than their counterparts of 10 and 15 years ago. It has been said t ha t the present-day society is gradually becoming top-heavy with pe rsons who unde rstand just enough about the "Three Ri'. to get them through their daily existence. Beyond that, their kn owled ge registers a zero with the rim rubbed off unless you're ta l king a bo ut the latest insanity on "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman," or w hich n um bers won primarily a political one. tug steel believes Carter was telling the truth when over and over during his campaign he said he'd never lie or mislead us. THE LONDON ECONOMI ST Evening Herald, Sanfo,-dFI I Many Students Don't Know Pearl Harbor From B1"th lo "I would like standby wage and price controls. My guess Is that I would never use them. But I would like them as a lever. I wouldn't hesitate to use them if I had to." So, in 25 words or less, it doesn't take a seer of Jean Dixon's stature to see that the reason wh'j the steel Industry .raind its price now is - OPINION Chalk Talk: Education Throughout his campaign for the presidency and even after he was elected, Carter repeatedly threatened U.S. business with wage and prlc controls. Typical of his public utterances on this subject were his remarks last May in an interview in Business Week magazine, where he declared: I . But, again, the Question: Where will the about $1-3 million, if litigants win their cools go? Or, does anybody care? Or am I, cases. That leaves a healthy sum — more like 16-year-old Holden Caulfield,, than $5-million —to be paid by guess who? worrying about things that just Why, the taxpayers, of course. automatically take care of themselves? The big question Is what will the panel Maybe New Yorkers, other than Caulfield, recommend? Somehow, I get the feeling the panel will knew ducks flew south for the winter. Maybe Seminole Countians, other than recommend that the commission allow the myself, know coots fly to other lakes or insurance company's attorney to battle the north when the food ciinnlv (irvq un hiwqiiitq• I guess we'll never know until the The theory would be why pay an athydrilla is gone. Maybe then somebody torney to fight the cases when the Insurance company will be there to do it, will tell us what happened to the cools. anyway? It's a good theory, but it leaves A panel of four local attorneys are some questions unanswered. Like what studying the best method of fighting seven- happens when the Insurance runs out? million dollars worth of claims against Who will take up the case for the county Seminole County. The lawsuits are a result then? of last year's jail fire. It's also interesting to note that a lot of Next week, possibly Tuesday, the panel Seminole law firms are suing the county on will recommend to the county commission behalf of clents — some of whom don't the best method of fighting the claims. even know where Seminole County Is By "Method" tiieans whether to go outside located. It promises to be an interesting Seminole and hire a "big gun," a top-rate case, one which will test the mettle of the attorney, to fight the claims, or let the commission as well as the attorneys incounty attorney handle the cases. volved. The only sure losers, as I see It, It's a big decision, really. Because the though, will be that taxpayers. But, then, Insurance the county has will cover only what's unusual about? "What about the cools?" I asked officials at a county commission meeting last week. "Where will they go if the hydrilla is first zapped by chemicals then eaten by the indomitable white amur, the big granddaddy weed eater of the fish world. Not one had an answer. Except maybe Altamonte Springs Councilman Sandra Glenn. And. Mrs. Glenn said lakeside residents didn't like coots, anyway. Mrs. Glenn secretly confided, however, that a coot Is a coot. And just maybe the little water ducks were worthy of some concern. Everybody wants the lake rid of hyrdilla. It messes up boating. The white amur, officials, say, can do that job. The "Weed Shark" can gobble them right up. 'Think what we could have done with Jack the Ripper.' Well, Carter should scrub the project. If he really wants to know why this price increase has occurred now, he has only to look Into the nearest mirror where, to paraphrase Pogo, he will meet the enemy and discover it Is himself. ,41' Oi l , i WASHINGTON — The Associated Press reports that in order to understand why the steel industry has announced a 6 per cent price hike in the cost of sheet steel, President-elect-Jimmy Carter has requested his transition staff prepare a report on the subject. ECONOMIC _ RCOVE PAL)5E Sad for national security, however, there have been troubles along the way. Forone thing the Condor's weight, about 600 pounds, is inadequate for fulfilling Its full destruction mission. The Walleye I missile, by comparison, NEW YORK was junked years ago when the Pentagon (LENS) The Post is the determined that its 800 pound warhead could not fading dowager (born 1801) of the New York I. press. Though it doesn't say so, it will just about even demolish a bridge. Then too there is an environmental problem break even this year. To avoid fading altogether, with the Condor. TV guided, it Is thus a fair It is selling Itself, for $30 million or so, to a brash weather weapon which is crippled at night, young Australian. during fog, or even when smoke or camouflage The Observer is the shrinking liberal Sunday blurs the target on screen. It has failed test after virgin of the London press. Shaky finances test under adverse conditions, to the point where brought it to death's door in 1975, and, despite the one contest under adverse conditions, to the staff-slimming that followed, it is losing money point where one congressional Investigator finds still, with the prospect of much worse to come it "useless." later. To avoid the embraces of the same And finally, say Condor critics, the missile's Australianitisgivingitselfto — an American oil cost, is unthinkable. The Pentagon originally company, Atlantic Richfield. For free. planned to order 800 of them, at a cost of $500 The Australian' He's Rupert Murdoch, New million, plus $200 million more to modify the York-based, owner of the hottest property in planes that would fire them. This works out to Fleet Street and, among some 80 other papers, of about $400,000 apiece. By contrast an all weather The Australian, yet another money-loser from glide bomb costs $70,000, a Walleye II $28,000. the quality press. He seemed a good bet to add In spite of these deficiencies, at least $250 both the other papersto his list. But he's not million has doggedly been spent on Condor's quite the high-minded masochist he sounds. development. The Post's publisher, 73-year-old Dorothy - . Carter Prompted Steel H ikes 6 ) PLAINS, Ga. If we are to believe the opinions of his assistants, Jimmy Carter is spending the day Inside his brick home (1) wrestling with brave plans to reorganize the efficiency of the federal establishment, or (2) playing blocks with Amy. In either event, perhaps, he may reach the same end. Bringing order to government has been the dream of every new president, and his Inevitable failure. The bees got their bureaucratic system together eons ago, as the wags say, but Americans are still groping. Or, as Justice Brandeis put it: government is not an exact science. Whenever Congress is out of session, its members capitulate to the lure of faraway places, sustaining their urge sometimes at the expense of private groups or foreign governments, but most often with the American taxpayer footing the bill. The Junkets euphemistically labeled as briefings, Inspection tows, defense missions or exchange visits cost the government about $2 million this year. A year ago more than senators and representatives made trips overseas. Some of the travel conceivably is productive. But most is questionable, particularly that of "lame-duck" congressmen, many of whom are even now enjoying the pleasures of exotic lands abroad. And some of the trips are of doubtful legality, pushing the limits of therules adopted by the House of Representatives Itself against accepting such favors from foreign governments. ' - A character created by J. D. Salinger, the American novelist, worried constantly that the ducks in New York's Central Park would have no place to go when the pond froze over in the cold wintertime. Holden Caufield, the Salinger character, walked around the cold city and worried always about the ducks. Where could they make their home when the pond froze over? It was okay for ducks, In summer, Caulfield thought, because people fed them. But what about the winter? Caulfield was very much alone In his thoughts. No one else seemed to worry themselves about where ducks went In winter. Everyone else Just left it tip to the ducks freeze or swim south.. What did It matter? Well, there Is a similar situation developing right here In Seminole County. With a weed spraying program soon to be underway on Lake Orienta, where will the cools go? The program Is designed to rid the 106-acre Lake of pesky hydrilla. But the coots — and there are plenty of them on Lake Orienta — feed on hydrilla and other vegetation that grows in Seminole's lakes. JOHN D. LOFTON,'JR. M issi l e Shot E Tourist Season - Whither The Post-Amur Coots`9 at 11:30. A fitting finale to Human Relations Week. ) c$O - . • And he pleaded for unity among all people. "Let's clean our minds and bodies," he asked. And then we can get to the point, he suggested, where we realize that "your living is my life, your tears are my tears, your laughter my laughter. Then we'll make it." The audience, consisting of black and white "friends," including Seminole public officials, finally heard Orr. His opening line caught them. "Maybe we came over In different boats," he suggested, "but we're all in the same boat now." Orr pledged his determination to march on toward his objectives for SEEDCO ,,with dignity." He'll never be satisfied, he said. "We never get good until we get better," he observed. Amid applause and plaudits, the banquet ended TOM TIED E As a former finance minister, Mr. Lopez Portillo placed the expected emphasis on economic reforms aimed at restoring confidence in the peso, including a plan to resume minting silver coins. His call for a "people's national and democratic alliance for production" shows his perception of the need for Mexico to rely more on the strength and energy of its people, and less on loans from abroad, to solve economic problems. His plan for tax breaks as a reward for increased productivity can inject new incentive into industry: and his banking and credit reforms should increase the flow of needed investment capital. There was little revolutionary rhetoric in Mr. Lopez Portillo's address. Incitement of class against class is what Mexico now needs to avoid, There was hopeful news from the state of Durango, where 900 persons had invaded private farms and ranches, clamoring for instant land reform. They withdrew on the eve of Mr. Lopez Portillo's inauguration, a sign of openmindedness toward the new administration. The orientation of Mexico toward the confrontation politics of the Third World under former President Luis Echeverria had contributed to the flight of capital from Mexico. His successor seems determined to start the country down a new path of reconciliation. Indeed, he appealed to his people with a simple and familiar metaphor: "Don't rock the boat." Mr. Lopez Portillo has taken office with a sensible grasp of where Mexico's strength lies in her natural resources and her people, rather than visionary political miracles. If Mexicans calm • down and roll up their sleeves, they can surely attain the "good life" he held out as the reward. . The Seminole Scene - administration, -. He charged that, as blacks begin to reach out and move toward such parity and political-economic power, they confront roadblocks. 'Smears, deceit, lies, duplicity" follow, he claimed. U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly ftNew Port Richey) says that a rewarding aspect of serving in Congress Is to help awaken talented young persons to the importance and challenge of public service by being able to offer two internships in Washington each summer to residents of Florida's fifth district. lie said his office will be taking applications from now through April 15 for an intern program designed to offer early exposure to public life and a look at government in practice. Two Interns will be chosen and 1k pay will be $500 per month. Successful applicants will live in Washington and work in Kelly's office there at legislative research and routine office duties. Applications are invited from college Juniors and seniors, graduate students in government-related fields, and teachers. lie said preference would be given persons preparing for careers related to agriculture, economics and law, as well as teachers of government or social studies at the high school or pod-high school level. Applications will also be taken from persons who may want to work as unpaid volunteers In the Washington or district offices to gain experience. Locally applications may be sent to Kelly's office at 307 Elinco Building, 608 E. Semorati Blvd., Altamonte Springs. Those chosen will be notified by May 13. Success Story On behalf of the Greater Sanford Christmas Parade Committee, I would like to thank all those concerned and involved citizens of the Sanford area, the commercial enterprises that offered financial assistance, the volunteers that worked on and participated in the parade, and a special thanks to the Evening Herald for its complete coverage of the parade. It was indeed a community program, and from the joy, smniles,and happiness evident of those lining the parade route, we feel the community was the primary benefactor. The parade committee has already begun the planning of next scar's event and openly welcomes any suggestions or volunteers to help make next years' bigger, brighter, and happier. Again may I extend a very special thank you to the employes of the Herald and a Merry Christmas to the people of Sanford. Jack Weible Sanford Invisible Walls Human behavioral patterns depicting mores, customs and traditions prevalent in our everyday lives Indicate quite convincingly that we are real- ly creatures of habit; and as such, frequently we fail to take advantage of countless opportunities to be stimulating, creative and even sensitive to the opinions and needs of others. That which is sensational or spectacular too often successfully competes for both our attention and our allegiance. The tendency is toward accentuating the negative.. - focusing on the had and to lieU with the positive . the good. Leave those things in the latter category to somebody else; anybody else; afterall who wants to know. There was something good and promising about the nearly 400 persons attending and participating in the Seminole Community Action banquet. meeting on Thursday evening, Nov. 18, In the Sanford Civic Center. In attendance were judges, lawyers, farmers, doctors, administrators, school teachers, ministers, domestic and farm workers, entrepreneurs and so forth. Among these were councilmen of municipalities throughout the county, county commissioners, a U.S. Congress representative, state legislators and so forth. These consisted of low, middle and upper income as well as black and . . white constituting an Incredible representative cross section of the citizenry in Seminole County. We need desperately to tear down the Invisible wall between our elected public officials and the citizenry; between one public agency and others; between one profession and others; between one segment of the community and others; oetween one race or religion and others and so forth, If %e are to really have mutual trust, respect and community spirit of goodwill. This does not just happen; we must work toward achieving it continuously and openly. It is when we remain within the confinement of our own little cliques that suspicion, hatred, bigotry or in. difference to others breed almost uncontrollably and to the detriment of us all. We need more dialogue; much more dialogue between people to promote better understanding and subsequently more effective approaches to problem solving in raising the quality of community living. Please permit me, in behalf of Seminole Community Action, to extend to the Sanford Evening Herald a well deserved thanks for making a very significant contribution toward setting the stage for the kind of dialogue needed in the Seminole County community through your responsible and objective coverage of local community affairs. We salute you! / Reverend Amos C. Jones Executive Dlrector;Seminc,le Community Action, Inc. �I 1 0 A -Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Dec. 12, 1976 The Week In Business MONEY MATTERS Frank Arnall By The Associated Press Frank Arnall is a Chartered Life Underwriter who specializes in personal and business financial counseling. He is partner in the Winter Park insurance firm, Management Services. Arnall also is a part-time stntor in Income Taxation at Rollins College. He also Is licensed for property and Liability insurance and registered with the National Association of Securities Dealers. Inc. MONEY WISE PLtNNING Taxes and insurance are two very complicated subjects. Most people question whether they are spending too murh for taxes, and wonder how much insurance is enough. Each week here an aspect of Income taxes, estate taxes, life Insurance, health insurance or property and liability insurance will be explained with the goal of showing how to save money. Since the information must necessarily be of general Interest, a particular course of action should be the result of individual counseling with your C.P.A., C.LU. property insurance agent and or your attomey. U t ters nfapparent widespread interest will be answered each week. uniy one tax or insurance question per letter, please. Because December is the time for giving, a brief word about gift taxes Is appropriate. Why is there a tax on giving? The tax is on large gifts to discourage the wealthy from giving away most of their property to avoid estate and death taxes. Anyone can give up to $3000 in cash or property per year to anyone else without having to report the gift. A gift tax return Is due when more than $3000 worth of gifts is gi ven by a single giver to a single person. Th e giver m ust file the return and pay any tax due. Gifts are always tax free to the recipient. A joint gift with your spouse enables a gift tax exclusion of $6000. Without this provision a gift of a car for a teenager might require a tax return. The 1976 Tax Reform Act increased the gift tax rate and changed the exemptions for very large gifts, but the $3000 annual exclusion remains. Most couples find that a planned program of giving up to $6000 annually to each child and grandchild enables them to give all they need to reduce estate taxes, without filing a gift tax return or paying the gift tax. You do not have to be wealthy to benefit from a giving program. Giving now rather than leaving property in your will reduces ____ estate tax and probate costs. An even greater benefit is seeing loved ones enjoying now what you were going to leave them of top corporate executives put forth its answer for the ailing economy this past week. They proposed to Presidentelect Carter a permanent tax cut for individuals amounting to $15 billion, federal job-creating pro grams worth about $5billion , group - I - . --_ I - -- \ _' -*.. __tL_.im&iL - - u:i .i3 c:r - : ' . !.... 'ffi1 _____________ . - .••. ________ ' . . '•.. .' . Ji.rU • ' &'_ EXTRUSION I I.k, . --' . new 20,000-sq.-ft. facility of Florida Extrusion Inc. tCti0fbtt Der . about 50 IIIIl JllII II IUI -----.-...t, .' .. executive vice president of the Sanford-Seminole Development Co. Inc. About local workers are expected to be employed at the plant at 2540 Jewett Lane, officials reported. ON WAY UP Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ITH-CORONA F - . 11117-1 ----... 3.8 Million Gals. Shipped Florida Canners Association has reported th at its members ship ped 3.8 million gallons of concentrate, during the first week of the 1.97677 frozen concentrat ed orange juice season. It was also reported this week that estimated consumer purchasing of frozen concentrated orange juice has clim bed 2 per cent ahead of th e record previous season. $1649 - I ,01 00 ' Scotty's Sales Climb I Sterling Electric 12 Electric portable with manual return, wide carriage. 84 character keyboard and automatic 'epeat keys Much more 'A - Galaxie 12 Famous Smith Corona Galaxie typewriter 88 character keyboard and wide carriaqe Double-walled case for protection Suggested Retail Price $163 25 ComBanks Calls Dividend ComBanks Corp. has declared a dividend. of 12'. cents per share, payable Wednesday. It's the 37 th consecutive dividend paid to stockholders of the Winter-Park-based bank holding company with mem ber banks in Longwood and Casselberry. cording to Kenneth M. 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Totals Lyman • U IS Ii 14- 5I 7 9 Is 1_110 Lyman 1$ Oviedo 25. FQuled Out Noble, Couch, Myer. ,IV: Ovp,j,) 51 L 1,msn 4 " W I -, - - 1 I .'. Jt' .. 3 . ...: . / Cotton dunks ball after drive Danny Thompson Dies / Ult j 4II ICI - fl_.,_at., rirunuey t._. __L__ •S the third quarter. the tha:e:t Howell took command th The rm C were in t he cont es t, contr-oling the charged with 55 fouls for th e ROCHESTER, Minn. (AP) - Major league infielder Danny first stanza momentum, but not en tirety of the game, with Thompson's four year ba ttle with leukemia is river, before a poised Brantley club Brantley dropping in 30 of its The disease killed Thompson Friday night at St. Marys Hospi tal managed a slight comeback in Last 30 points from the foul li ne. in Rochester. The hospital is affiliated with th e world-famous the late going to deadlock the Lake Howell too k 11 of Its last Mayo Clinic, score after the first eight 21 points from the charity Thom pson was a member of the Texas Rangers at the t im e of minutes, 22-2. st ri pe. his death. He was 29. tie came to Texas J un e 1, 1976 with pitcher Stan Adams g ui ded th e way "This Is t he best the boys Bert Blyleven in a multiplayer trade with the Minnesota Twins for the hosting Silver Hawks. ha ve looked all year." stated a fired up Richardson. "They played real fired up basketball. Tonight they proved something tu themselves, tonight they proved that they can win where before they didn't know how. They've Improved tremen(lously." McGovern, Sonya Manley, provement over the course of Harold Leroy and Ricky Deena Flamm, Melody the season. Crawford finished the night Graham, Karen Louwsma, and He said be has no definite with 18 and 17 points for the Becky Simpson. starting line up as yet although Pats, with Lou Eberle and Brett The county's new team. Lake he has been playing Hattie Hall' also making the double Howell, is feeling its first Johnson, Maria Smith, Rita figures column with 14 each. growing pains. Atkins, Cheryl Bouer, and Kent Weaver and Jim "This is our buIlding year," Jackie Cuyler pretty heavily. Meadows followed Adams in said Coach J0 Luciano. "We're Locke said he was going to "try the scoring honors for the host, looking forward to playing all to keep it open" and work the each dropping 10. the teams, twice. The second girls in as their skills sharpen. With the victory the Patriots time around we'll feel better Lyman's record for 1975-76 broke the winning Ice, Inourselves." was 1-n. creasing their season mark to 1District champions in the 3-A The team's biggest problem 4, with Lake Howell dropping class, the Oviedo Lions enjoyed lies in its inexperience. Most of under the .500 mark with a 34 a 15-7 season Last year. Coach the girls have never played slate. Cheryl Phillips became ininterscholastic or even Lake Brantley will host a terested in forming a team at tramural sports before. tough 4-A rival with the Spruce Oviedo last year when she was Luciano said that they have a Creek Sand Crabs tonight. doing some substitute teaching roughschedulefor anew team, Action is slated at 8 with JV there. She now teaches at but she feels that by this they proceeding at 6:30. Pinecrest Elementary In would gain experience. Lake Howell will continue its Sanford; "1 drive that road [e Howell's starters are: home stand, hosting intraIState Road 419) every day." Dawn Woodall, Cindy Frank, county riai Oviedo next "Our offense, and Vicky Susan Bachman, Joy Barker, Tuesday. Goulette, is our strongest part, Sonya Smith, Cheryl Peters, LAKE bRANTLEY Fry I IS 17 when they work it right," Mila Sorrano, and Tammy 4 Leroy $ $ 10 It. Eoeri. 6 23 14; Phillips said. Goulette is a Cra'*tord 57 $ 17. 0 31 3; junior at Oviedo and leads the Hail 100 14, Conicyl 22 1. Syivestrl Coach Bobby Locke of Lyman team in scoring. I Q 0 2 Totals 2539 4$ 9$ IL LAKE HOWELL Ada ms $5672. is working on concepts and Phillips said the teams to Carroll 3 0 i S. HykQWIki I 00.2; skjlls, "We have a big cornbeat this year are Lake Jenkins 2 36 7.' Martin i 12 9, niunication gap in Concepts," Brantley and New Smyrna Meadow's 2*610. OCaiIanan 0222. he said. But the new coach feels SIi,,r 3 32 A. Thompson 1 00 2 Beach. "We'll play a lot of 4-A I $10 to; Pruitt I 00 2. that once he and the team get teams," sh added , "they'll be Totais 2* 2735 - 19 . used to each other, things will the toughest." Lak.$ranfl.y. fl II IS 3*-ti come together better. The Oviedo Lions starters Lake Howell 22 23 II it -" Locke said he was faced with are: Vicky Goulette, Jody some tough opponents but be Fouled Out: Silver. Fry, Half. Michael, Shelley Johnson, Val Total fouls. La, Br antley 23, LIke felt there would be much [inSmith, and Cheryl HIrd. HOwell 34 JV take Srer'tfey tA . 4 - Wiggins plays keep-away with ball Bas ketball: By SHARON REMPE Herald Correspondent improve upon last year's 20-5 record. "We don't have height but we make up for it in speed." With interest In women's Lake Brantley's starters are; sports rising every day, sports Tina Butterworth, Gena Nickfans in the Seminole County man, Patty Kelly, Patti Byriel, area have a special treat this i.yn Floyd, Teresa Tinsley, Meg year in a completed program of Fahey, and. Tracy Patrick. girls varsity basketball. A new Seminole's coach Donalyn Lake Howell team joins with Knight thinks her team is over four second-year teams; their hardest part of their Seminole, Oviedo, Lyman, and schedule. When the Tribe lost to Lake Brantley, to have all Winter Park, Coach Knight saw it as a learning experience. Seminole County high schools participating in the coni"Sloppy fouls come early in the petition, season but we know what we have to work on now." The spotlight, of course, is on Knight said they were getting Lake Brantley Brantley and whether or more organized as each game not it can hold its position as approached. She felt it was county champions. Brantley beneficial to schedule a tough looking forward to some tight team like Winter Park early in competition for that title this the season so that they could year. work on their mistakes and be Mrs. Joan Nlckman, the ready to take on Lake Brantley Patriots coach, (eels that there toward the end of the season. has been an Increased interest Knight Is new to Seminole this In girls basketball, so teams are year and was pleased with the getting coaches who really care turn-out of interest in the about what they are doing. She basketball team. Working with said her toughest fight was almost half of Last year's team, • going to be with Seminole, which went 5- for the season, Gainesville, and Boone, "We Knight says, "1 think we have have a grudge fight with some of the most talented, girls Seminole," Nickman said. the county." "Seminole has a good coach She said they are "thinking this year and that's going to quick" on the court and make the difference." • . working together well. Nickman has all her starters. Starting Lineup for the Tribe back this year so she hopes to Includes: Anna Nelson, Mary 11 ' uI I . __________ 1-K ls 4l II. r1IWflJ 441. i110I7, J zd II 20-6) ' Thomas 310 1216. Filter 0 2 3 2, Totals ii 263$ g OvIEDO Smith 3 4 S 13. Nie 2 414 I. Herd 3 4310. Myir I 01 2. . a 1 0 2 7. Fouled out Cotton, Total fouls' DeLand IS, Sanfo rd 20 )V DeLand - 5,,uu,oi, 60 OSICI -" - 4 TøfaIi 26 9 17 61 Using balance to best advantage, Lyman Hlghs .basketball team chalked up an impressive D4-J victory over the OviedoLions Friday night. In the scoring department it *was Greg Thomas. Marcus Neal and Arthur Cleveland with .. 16, 14, and 11. points, respectively. Oviedo won the junior varsity game, 63-49. Oviedo - - JII contest."! told them to go all Four turnovers in the first out for c oa ch Washingt on and it fo ur m inut es of the second, left worked, man, it really the Silver Hawks facing a 30.25 worked." deficit. Washington was for ced to Aga in Fry led the Pats, leave his coaching, chores dro pping In 10 m arks wi th fo ur behind him when he found out fielders and a pair at the earlier this week of a se rio us char ity line. con di tion of his fa ther. Th e 6-3 Brantley pivot man Was hi ngton was also absent led all scorers for the evening fl..k_ we xuncn S ixirne I1W hi markers, jo coming contest with Spruce Creek from the foul line, making all Saturday. but one from the stripe. "This is definitely the best Th e hots took to the loc ke r 4 they looked all year," continued room at Intermission, facing a Ric ha rdson of the Patriots' 95- 50-45 mar gin, one In w hi ch they 79 triumph over the Lake never recovered. .j Howell Silver Haw ks. • Where the Brantley Bunch In JV action, in a much closer left off, they contin ued into the contest, the Baby Patriots final two quarters, seem ingly managed to sque ak by wi th a exhausting the Silver Hawks in 60-59 victory. In what some fans the last stanza, described as the best JV game Battling against the Sliver they had seen, a brillIant 21- Hawkfansandthegamedock, point effort by the hosts' Bo Brantley managed to roll as -- Thomas was not enough for the Lake Howell began losing the Silver Hawks, dropping their poise and control In the game, • season record to 1-2. The being down by as much as 1. Patriots, under a balanced poin ts in the third peri od. attack by Dwayne Honaker and Reg ai n ing momentarily, the Doug Dershimer boost ed th eir hosts managed to close within season record to 2-1. llonaker eight at the close of the quarter, W an d Dershimer had 17 and 16 65.58. marks, respectively. But the Patriots never Where the score could be slack ed off, driving the rinal misleading, the game was mail in the Silver Hawk coffin undecided until the f inal hal f of with a 30-point performance in ..S IL.. - J SO. Lions OVIEDO - . . ,,' ..,,,.,,,,• UI COttonh$1074:Craig 5 SANFORD 311; Xe Brown 3001. Smith 10 ".-Stops 'I dropping three consecutive twopointers inside of a minute, to boost Howell to its Largest lead Lake Brantley's "Big Red of the quarter, 18-14. Adams led Machine" finally broke into the the host scoring charges with win column for the first time In 21. the young high school basketBut a brilliant charity line ball season, but minus the head performance of Brantley's Jim gasket. Frye kept the Patriots intact, Head coach Manuel "Red" going 8-for-8 at the foul line, the Washington was absent for his last two deadlocking the score first varsity win, but according at the close of the quarter. to assistant Willie Richardson, Once again turnovers Washington was the key In the plagued the young Howell ball Patriots Initial victory, club, with the full court man-to"I kept reminding the boys man press of the Forest City about coach Washington and visitors forcing the hosts to give the condition of his father," up possession 10 times during ,.,,•, Lyman CORONAMATIC CARTRIDGE RIBBONS By K. B. MCCLUNG Herald Correspondent ' -. - - - one-handed rebound, then dribble the length of t he floor 2:30. i n•. 1 st, 95-79 6-1 .$10495'. STORE HOURS - 1a4 Then It happened. - Wi th Just over 2:00 left In the n.aii, the senior was charged with his third foul of the tinportant game. Mills elected to take his star out of the battle, instead of risking the chance he might pick up his fourth personal. Trailing by a scant three t also elected to continue Ws normal offense. instead of "letting some of the alroutof the ball" and settle for HOLIDAY SPECIAL • - trophies will be awarded Sunday at - P~C]ts 61 Sanford's Ruben Cotton lost about the desired results, as the the battle and the war to visitors were able to run off six DeLand's Oliver Lee Tuesday more points, while all of the night as the Fighting Seminoles home teams offensive efforts bowed to the Bulldogs, 80-61, were futile. before a near-capacity crowd in With Cotton back in the game Sanford. at the start of the third session, The game, which featured the Seminoles were able to hang t Cotton and Lee, two of the in there and trailed 40-33, when state's top high school round- the fourth foul was called on ball players, figured to be a Ruben. contest between the Seminole It occurred during another star and the entire DeLand Seminole one man fast break. squad. And that's just about the Cotton had the ball and was way it turned out. driving up-court, at his usual With Cotton In the game, the break-neck speed. Bruce Jones home team was able to stay stepped in front of him and the with the undefeated, top-ranked Bulldog absorbed the full force AAAA school in the state. But of Cotton's powerful frame as it once Seminole coach Joe Mills crashed into him. was forced to sit Cotton down Was it charging or blocking? because of foul trouble, the The Seminole rooters called for game became one-sided. the latter, while the DeLand In the end it was Lee 26, boosters screamed for the Cotton 24. But most of the silky- former. smooth Bulldogs' points came The call went DeLand's way with Cotton on the sidelines, and Cotton was once more The game started out Like it watching the contest from the would be Lee who would get into sidelines. foul trouble. Before the game This time the Bulldogs were was a minute and a half old, the able to finish off the job they 6-7 senior was saddled with two had started at the end of the rwponn,.te flV%fl his ,'i,i4h I..dt t.. fe Za ..... I ._ ...L... IId.41. UI luLl, II U.3 LAV V,IK) forced to substitute for him. took charge, personally. Three minutes later he lie ripped home eight straight returned with the count stan- points as DeLand outscored the ding at 10-1. By the time the Seminoles, 19-4, with Ruben horn sounded ending the first helpless on the bench. eight minutes of frantic action Mills finally put him back in the visitors had opened their the game, but by that time the to a- 16-12 luau hail wj,tnna,-1 In cU..IO it ' F lead - -- advantage. With Cotton, David Craig and was all over by the shouting of David Wiggins each con- "We're No. 1," by the DeLand tributing a basket to the fans, and team. Seminole's cause, the home Wiggins and Craig both team battled back to tie the finished the night in double Bulldogs early in the second figures for the home learn, with stanza. 14 and 11 respectively. But Allie Goodwin banged one Lee was added by Goodwin, home from 15 feet and the who accounted for 25 markers, Bulldogs went ahead to stay, 26- and Kevin Lucas who hit for 12. 4' 18, with 6:04 left In the period. DEI AN ,., et 44 J 4, L131 Lewis Led by some of Cotton's o S S 25, Grady 377 patented "make a sensational I Jones 112). Wilkes 0222, Ortez impossible, driving lay-up" Sterling Automatic 12 Oeperia it le ;u,tl compact electric with 42 keys, repeal key actions and powered carriage return and spacing. Wide carr'aqe takes standard paper long way Only 14 5 lbs. Sug' qested Reaii Price $198.50 • .. the narrow difference at halftime. :..i..i ... s..i..... •.-.. UI plays, the Seminoles were able to stay within ha iling distan ce. 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If steaouy rising prices of im ported green coffee beans pushed the wholesale list prici of a one-pound can to $2.88. A! Ic' 4.4i1 ternatIona HOLIDAY SPECIAL Named Sales - a Sli IN BRIEF Taylor -a - 1K lithe early bird gets the worm, these two sailors are in fine shape for this - an ounc ounces of gold for business taxes. The business cuts would be in in the latest of its auctiotu j the form of an increase from 10 Another 780,000 ounces wili b per cent to 13 per cent in the auctioned next month. The investment tax credit, the tax beginning in March, the IN savings corporations receive said, it will sell 525,000 ounc'j for building new plants or buy- each month. ing new equipment. -Proctor & Gamble's Folge A growth in that type of spending by business is consid. Coffee Co. raised the wholesal ered a prerequisite to further price ofit.s ground coffee for th economic expansion. It P in- cents-a-pound h i ke , vides jo bs flationary shortages down the road. Elsewhere this past week -A number of major corn- AWEIGH I mercial banks announced cu in tneir prime ienurng 1UI. Bank of America, the nation largest, sent from 6z per cer to 6L4 per cent. Morgan Guni anty Trust Co., sixth larg went from 514 per cent to 6 cent. -The ANCHORS Sunday,Dec.12.I76__. $137 ' - -. ..__ ' . - anyway. BUSINESS - SPORTS •;! ,;. Cor Ne-slot ' Wea.r tIle HiACII '9 ';- 'i54i,'. 41, s'5:9';l 1. �2B-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Sunday, Dec. 12, 15fl GEORGIA'S PEftCHY Cage Ques tion: Hofstra Who? Olderman By MURRAY OLDERMAN Well, Since You Asked... Ed Thompson's 25 poInts Richard RotAnson connected By The Associated Press powered Idaho State past Geor- for 27 points to lead New Meo Hofstra is hardly a household Q. How can the New York Yankees afford to sign Reggle a. name-not even In Pittsburgh. gia Tech. Greg Young sank a State over Northern Ar Jackson for $3 million on top of all the money they paid out to Don "We had a cab driver and a short jumper with 14 seconds Gullet Ken Holtzman and Catfish Hunter? Please explain the Vern Allen hit a Jump shot bus driver on the way into town remaining as Marshall nipped economics of the situation. - LM., Pawtucket, R.l. from 15 feet with seven seconds noted Columbia. say, 'Hofstra Who?' It's scary. Salaries [or a club like the Yankees were normally in North Carolina-Charlotte de- left to give Niagara its victory Coach Ralph Gaeckler. the $1.5 million to $2 million range annually. Now they, along with feated Lamar as Cedric Max- over Xavier of Ohio. Vance Law Flying Dutchmen But the the Boston Red Sox, are In the $3 million range, comprising more could be known in some house- well scored 25 points and pulled scored 26 points to lead than half their budget. Normal operating costs for such clubs holds tonight If they beat South- down 13 rebounds. Forward Brigham Young over Seattle farm system, stadium, administration, etc.- would be $3.5 em illinois in the finals of the million. Their anticipated top revenue would be $7 million, which Pittsburgh Classic. -I leaves margin for error. Of course, with deferred payments and The college basketball team the Like, they're not paying out those huge salaries Immediately. with the anonymous Image deFor contrast, a team like the Chicago Cubs hums along with a $1.2 feated Duquee 7&-70 Friday player payroll. But It doesn't win pennants. night to advance to the chainQ. What has happened to the Minnesota Front Four? You see plonship round against the 17ththem get pushed around by a team like the San Francisco 49ers on ranked Salukis, who beat Pitt a Monday ight game? - D.B., Martnette, Wis. 72-67. I think Fran Tarkenton, their quarterback, sums it up nicely: PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) ruling, moved into the team Here's a quick rundown on "We used to be a physical team. We aren't any more." Mainly the A potentially disruptive con- lead with a 288 total, even par the Flying Dutchmen: They're two veteran ends, Carl Eller and Jim Marshall, are wearing out. off to a 4-1 start this season troversy, involving the United for two rounds on the 7,181-yard EUer is 34, Marshall is 38. And though they've given no Indication after compiling an 18-12 record States and Spain, quickly sirn- Mission Hills Country club of retirement thoughts, they're good bets to lose their starting last year and winning the East mered down in the usually-pin- course. Pinero had a seco*r roles next season to kids like Mark Mullaney and James White. Coast Conference playoffs. De- cld World Cup international golf round 70 and Ballesteros Eller particularly has been run against this season. feated by Connecticut 80-78 in tournament when the principals matched par 72. The United States, Scotland Q. How has Jimmy Connors done financially on the tour this overtime In the NCAA region- decided not to talk. "My Spanish fricnds have and Japan were tied for second season compared to other years? - T.P., CincInnati, 0. als, the Flying Dutchmen have returned one of the nation's told me it is better not to corn- at 291. Pate, the U.S. Open Bed ever. Recent compilations show him going over the $607,000 mark in total prize money, an all-time record (breaking most fearsome rebounders In meat," Manuel Pinero of Spain champion, and Stockton said through an Interpreter. He dropped back with rounds of 74 John Irving. his own mark of $600,273 set in 1975). Of course, that includes that special challenge prize dough - i.e., $250,000 far beating Manuel Irving's performance corn- was accused by Americans and 73 respectively. In the mdiplemented a 29-point night by Dave Stockton and Jerry Pate vidual competition, Pate has a Orantes. In actual tournament earnings, he just tops $300,000. Rich Laurel and preceded an- of improperly cleaning his ball 144 score, Stockton a 147. Either way, It doesn't hurt to raise your son to swing a racket. Broken basketball goal sign of times other superb show by Mike in Friday's second round, an inQ. You recently carried a note about Phil Smith not passing the Kuo Chie-Hsuing of Taiwan Glenn of Southern Illinois. The fraction that carries a two-shot ball to Rick Barry on the Golden State Warriors. What's behind also continued some fantastic it? - R.M., Oakland. Calif. Salukis' extraordinary guard penalty. putting. lie dropped two for Robert Dwyer, a U.S. Golf poured In 32 points to help turn Just my own observation of their playing patterns. And that is birdies that were some 60 feet In Association official and a memback Pitt. strongly thallenged by Scotty Stirling, the new front office boss of length, on his way to a 71 that In other tournaments Friday her of the tournament's rules the Warriors, to wit: "If you really look into the thing, Murray, staked him to sole control of the night, sI.xth-ranked San Fran- committee, however, ruled that you'll find a sub-40 per cent shooting average by our forwards at individual lead t 140. cisco defeated No. 15 Tennessee Pinero's caddy had not cleaned the heart of the jroblem. And that Isn't because they're taking Simon Owen of New Zealand 86-77 and Utah trimmed Seton the ball, no rules had been bropoor shot. I always figured you were too incisive a thinker to fall moved Into second place with a Hall 95-86 in the Utah Classic at ken and no penalty was infor the Barry-Smith bull." Anyway, Phil Smith Is still not the kind 70-141 and Takashl Murakai Salt Lake City; Idaho State volved. of player who's looking for the other man when he has the ball. of Japan was next at 71-142. The defending champion and whipped Georgia Tech 88-72 and Q. Can you tell me something abeut Ahmad Rashad, the wide The group are 143 Included Marshall stopped ColumbIa 79- favored Americans were In less rvvnvr oi LU UwUsUL vii.lags. noere ma ne come trom: By WIUJAM LEE HIDDEN fields. Sunshine Park after extensIve 78 In the opening round of the than an advantageous position Ernesto Perez Acosta of McxiP.B., Reburg, Ore, Herald Correspondent Yet more is needed, ac- refurbishing. The center Is Marshall Memorial Invitational going Into today's third round of co, Craig DeFoy of Wales, He Is the former Bobby Moore, an All-American running back cording to John Keith, Winter opened on Tuesday afternoons in Huntington, W. Va.; North the tournament that has drawn Brian Barnes of Scotland, Dale at Oregon who was converted to wide receiver by the St. LOUIS A basketball backboard holds Springs Youth Services Officer. and all day Saturday. Besides Carolina-Charlotte downed two-man teams from 48 nations Hayes of South Africa and BalCardinals, who drafted him No. 1 In 1972. He was traded to Buffalo to Its post by a single bolt, now 'The park just isn't being used the film programs, Keith has Lamar 91-86 and New Mexico and now has undergone Its first lesteros. Ballesteros had a secIn 1974, played out his optIon there and signed with the expansion tilted on its side. A backstop enough, and we need to opened the center for special State stopped Northern Arizona hint of controversy In 24 years. ond-round 72, Perez Acosta 74, Seattle team this season. The Seahawks, wary of his bad knee The Spanish team of Seve DeFoy and Barnes 73 and fencing bares its jagged edges. organize enough activities so Red Cross First Aid courses 82-77 In the Roadrunner which caused him to miss the '75 season, traded him to the The playground becomes a mud word will get around that the from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Dec. 15 [nvltational at Las Cruces, Ballesteros and Manuel Pinero, Owen's 69 ranked as the best Vikings, where he's been superb. "He's the finest athlete I've ever puddle during a rainy spell. park Is there." and 16, and again on Dec. 22 and N.M., and Niagara defeated benefitting from the favorable round of the windy day. thrown to," says Fran Tarkenton. These are but a few of the Keith, who became Youth 23. The cost Is $2.08, which Xavier of Ohio 46-44 and Brigreasons the city of Winter Services Officer in October, has covers the cost of the first aid ham Young trounced Seattle 91Q. Please give me some background Information on Tony Springs has asked for a federal taken on Sunshine Park as one book. 65 In the Cougar Classic in Kubek. Did be play coliege baseball? How many years did he play grant to refurbish Sunshine of his major projects. "We've "I have also made the Provo, Utah. with the Yankees and were they the only major league team he Park. A grant for $74,200 that already begun a Film program recreation center available for Also, Lang Beach State outplayed for? Wu be a super star? Also, what happened to Roger would enable the city to clear for the younger children and rap sessions, upon request. This scored Butler 63-50 and SouthMarts? - Janet Meikie, Yuba City, call!, the lake and place picnic and would like to organize boys and is particularly for the teenage em Cal trimmed Grambling 83Tony went into pro ball when he was 18 and therefore did not barbecue facilities around it. girls softball, in the near future, groups. While no one has taken 75 In the Trojan ClassIc in Los play college ball. lie was with the Yankees nine seasons, from The grant would make possible But volunteers are needed for the city up on this offer, other Angeles; St. Francis, Pa., walLOS ANGELES (AP) - It'll used as relievers," said Tan- " Controversy Reign(' In VVo rid Cup Golf - Last Chance ZIS k Ira d e d Fo r Go s s a g e, Fo r s te r whole career was with the Yankees, and his career batting through the 12 acre park, plus a scarce." expressed interest In this Stetson turned back LIU 57-47 in Chuck Tanner glances down to season and was dealt by the A average was .6. He was a very fine ball player but no superstar. reworking of its tennis and The recreation center has program," Keith said. the hatter Classic in Deland, his bullpen next season. The in November for catcher Roger Mans is a beer distributor In Gainesville, Fla. baskethml courts and baseball recently been reopened at Keith Is also planning to Fla.; Texas A&M whipped new manager of the Pittsburgh Manny Sanguillen and $l00,X). reestablish the Winter Springs Houston Baptist 87-72 and Pirates will be able to choose In other transactions Friday, Jr. Police program in January. Southwestern Louisiana nixiged between right-bander Rich the St. Louis Cardinals reacThe program will be split Into Centenary 91-88 in double over- Gossage and left-bander Terry quired third baseman Ken two groups: the Junior Police, time In the Bayou Classic in Forster. from the San Francisco GIants ages 8 12, and a Police Cadet Lafayette, Us., and Cal State What the Pirates won't have for right-handed pitcher Lynn AT BOWL AMERICA group, ages 13 17. The Fullerton beat South Alabama Is Richie Zisk ripping the ball McGlothen and the Cleveland DISARY LEAGUE Marceilo's Restaurant; 9. Pioneers; COUNTY SCHOOL Ralph LOve lot' 2)5. George Phillips program will provide boys and 89-71 and Pepperdine trimmed out of the ballpark. Indians sent right-handed Standing. Comlyi Texaco 35½. 10. Sanford Auction; Ii. AlIens Pro FOOD SERVICE 226; Jack Kaiser 216; Jesse.Cock . girls of this age groups, with Azusa Pacific 83-62 irs the MaThis all came about Friday pitcher Jackie Brown to 16½; Pan American Bank 25.27. Standings. Sweet Peas; Salad 201. Jack Hornet- 212; Wayne Epps Shop. 12. RaInbow Painting; I). field trips, lectures, and libu Classic in Los Angeles. Village TV 341$; Gina's Deli 25.21; night at baseball's winter meet- Montreal Expos for first bases Trail Blazers; 11. Tomahawks; 15.' Bar; The Dumplings, Salt 8. Pep. 2)7. Brat Rathel 209. DeBary SanitatIon 31.21; Harry's Pin Stormers; 16. J&5. Un. per; Sweet Roll%. Fresh Tomatoes;• High Series Phil Roche 620; Brat recreation activities. The Jr. Elsewhere, ninth-ranked At-i- ings, just three hours before the man Andre Thornton. TV 2230; Sem.z Const.'27.25; Red & derotmd; 17. Salt & Pepper; II. Juicy Fruits; The Nuts. Rathel 569; Wayne.Epps 551; Jack Police may also work with the zona stopped Northwestern 78- midnight (PSI) interleague During this week's meetings White 21'.' 30'.; Village Inn 26.26; 9arbour Bros; 19. Bob Dance High Games: Betty Hummet III, Hornet 559. George PhilIps 55.4; Joy 'city to promote other programs 64. Western Auto 1339. trading deadline when the P1- 40 players changed teams in 14 Dodge. 20. Hustlers; 21. F. Troop; 114; Linda Whittiker 170; Gene Walters 504; Ralph Lovejoy 5.41; High Games: John Falione 217. 22. No 21. as well. McNutt 179; Joanne Swartz 113. 170; Jesse Cook 566; Jack KaIser 517; Sophomores James Hardy rates acquired Gossage and deaLs. This amounts to a sharp Bob Oskinskl 20915317); Huston High Games: C.atnyMcCloud737: Mary Branch 179. . Bob Locke SOt. and Winford I3oynes each ForsterfromtheChicagowhlte decline from last year when 64 Clem 204514; Bill Anderson 203.176; But the recreation center has Alice Hendricks 227; Larry Fiedler High Series: Betty Hurnm,I 496;'' Converted Splits: Franki. Kaiser Its problems too, much the scored 18 poInts to lead San Sox in exchange for Zisk, a players were Involved In 23 Wesley Mofl 201-ill; John Rice 191; 21$; Linda Lewis 20); Dlnny Cotton Joanne Swartz 494; Sweetle 210. Dan Neal 190; Chas. Singles 190; 701;HenrySanders2Ol; Joy Walters Williams 455; Mary Branch isr. Francisco past Tennessee. Jeff hard-hitting outfielder and Sd- deals. Other Highlights Stàrolth.week same as the park in general. John Brunson 151177175. Frank 190; Eva Jackson 105; Lou Kelly 172. Converted Splits: Thelma Smiths. Phil Roche 106. Judklns scored 29 points, most- vio Martinez, a rookie rightOne factor, for the first time Frost tel. Don Candea ill; Paul Lighting for the area Is High Series: Dave Hunt 562; Alice tO. , TUESDAY MORNING SWINGERS lyfrom the outside, and Buster handed pitcher. In history, i-s another InterMagraph 1$?; Harry Rutledge ill; HendrIcks 560; Larry Fledler 543; Other Highlights: Mary Branch Standings: I. Wet Pets; 2. provIded by two flood lights and Karl Rosenbet-get 157. Mathenay muscled In many of CaThy MCloud 5.12; Kit Johnson all spare game; Annie Murray +14; Tanner knew what he was league trading period is set fn Gregory Mobile Hornet; 3. G&O one street light. If parents even High Series: Bob Oshlnskl 563; 5.36; Lackle Quick 536; Eddie Betty Hummel 79. Company: 4. 'N. Orlando Super. his 27 poInts from underneath bargaining for because he had Feb. 15-March 15. The new free know about the park, they may WeSley Mott 554; John Brunson Sit, Jackson 532; Henry Sanders 525; WASHOAY DROPOUTS market; SLake Monroe Inn; 6 Lake the basket as Utah defeated Seboth pitchers,when he managed agent provision and multipleBill Anderson S36; John Rice $25; Danny Cotton 519; Jim Stewart 32$; Standings:' Ups & Downs 35.13; Monroe Marina, 7. HIM Donut; have second thoughts about Don Candea $20; Pat,I Magraph 5)7; Joe Ruff in 513; Leo CIssel 507; ton Hall in the second game of the White Sox from 1972-1975. year contracts are other causes Eager Beavers 29)9; GGGetters 29. Royal AMC; 9'. Bob Dance Dodge; sending their children down the Huston CIem $14; Karl Rosenberger Donna Hunt $06; Jim Johnson 501; 19; Alley Cats Whiz Kids 2422; 10th Luecker's Kactus Gardens; 11 the U Qic. "Goasage and Forster will be of light trading. clay road, at the end of 49I Dave Blat-field 4%; Dan Neal -I(EGL ER'S I(ORNER - . " , Dick Whltettouse 500; Linda LewiS Bombers 2S½22'a; Scatter Pins fl Lorrlan's Ceremics; 12 Rucker's 493; HMry Rutledge 47; Frank 509; Harry Rutledge 312. 26; Busy B$ 20-25; Hits & Shees Plumbng. Frt 156. John Fatzone 453. Convened Spliti: David Cissell7 -'19 21'.,; Only Us 1236; Outof. High Games: Jeannie Bell 175; Convened Splits: Dave Beat-field 10 towners Ii 9; Make ups 311. " Lois Smith 169; Lynda Will Ill;' 6.7.10 High Games: Marvin McNutt 195. Clara Van Dusen Ill; Merge Hutton Other Highlights; Starol tne Week Other Highlights. Star of Week Georgia Maples +n Elmer Gasking 196. Frank Greco 119. ' John Brunson +52. IUCKSCUSTOM CATERS 195, Joe Weick Ill; Dan Burton 1$; High Series: Jeannie Bell 43$; MATCH POINT LADIES Joe Ferret lii; Mike Burke 177; Lynda Will 45); Pat Galiano Standings, 1. Famous Recipe; 2. Standings' I. Reubens; 2. Adrian Ross 177; Lisle Miller Ill. Coverted Splits: Pal Galiano s-i Wallace Auto; 3. Bowman 01St; 1. Hoagies; 3. AppetIzers; 4 Sweet Margaret Kinney ILl; Helen Ferrer .10; Francis Wairsrlgfit 7 5. Janice Blair Agency; S. Powefis Office; 6. Rolls. ISO; Gladys Granneman 156; Gregory $ 10 Barbour Broe; 7. Peas Angels; Dolores Burke 152; MarjorIe Wil'son Other Highlights: Queen of the' IUCKS CUSTOM Go. Firs; 9. JI.R Consi.; 10. Dodge 151; Marlan Miller ill; Frances Week Danna Dearth +n. CATERSLADIES Girts Greco lii. Gene McNutl Ill. DELTONAPISIBUSTERS Stsndngs 1. Retens 3715; 2. High Games: Lois SmIth 21); HIgh SerIes Elmer Gasking 529; Standings. Leftovers 3616; Hoagie's 33 19; 3. Ajeti:ers 3121; 4. Sharon Siernee 177; Linda Cohen Marv$nMP4utt 517; Sam Kaminsky Mayoees 33.17; Hits I Mrs. 33)15'-, Sweet Rolls 27.25; 5. Entrees 242$; 155; Dot-me MacAteer 191 49$. Lisle Miller 473; Dan Burton Lucky Strikes 33 19; DIng Dongs Relishes 24.25. Desserts 1537, High Series: Loll Smith 5.45; Atice 43; Mike Burke 44; Jo. Welck 479. 20; Splits & MIsses 3220; Gator, . High Games. Ellen Beal 131; Lois Hendricks 503; Shirley Barbour $20; Converted Splits: France's Greco 22. EZ Marks 2923 Falgions 13$, Edith Zeull 16.0 15.L Linda Cohen'196; Sharon Slat-ncr 39 10; Sam Karninsky 5-10; 7.9; Crackerjaclu 25.24. Strikers 25.71; Eleanor Anderson 2)0; Linda 492; Carol Slaughter 4.13; Shaion Amy Weick 5 6.10, 4.5; Gladys HiLos 2524. lllini's 2626; Jills & Downer ¶61 1; Wanda Hubbard Cot-si ø' 'eman 6.1510. 5-4; Edward Jeans 2676. Easy Goers 242$; 169. Glynis Cooper 177.177.142; HIrsch 310; Larry Valente 310; Ott Spoilers 74 2$; Popeyes 24-70; S4nith ' 200; Sharon Kirkgard 177; Sue 0; MATCH POINT Raymond Pucker 3-10 twice; 2319; New Yorkers 2)31; RIngers Ceynowa StandIngs: I Famous Recipe 17$; Marjorie Wilson 2.7; Helen 21 II; Jet Sd 20-37; Dynamos 20-37; High Series. Robin 0en 522; 2. Wallace Auto 123'-j; 3. BlaIr Kaminsky $10; Phil AuguSta 79. Hi Balls 1537; Four Diamdnds 12 10. Sharon Kirkgard 423; Glynis Cooper Other Highlights: Elmer Gasking High Games Sam Kaminisky 113½; 5. Barbour Bros 107; 6. Anderson SOS, Sue Ceynowa 44. Powells Office 5upsiy 102½; 7. •ARIOUR CO MIXED 1,6. Bob Wilson 19), Abe Nar'slco 190, Converted Splits: Grace Jei*ins Peg's Angels 94½; S. GOFerI 91. Mending. I. S.O.S.' 2. Tearoft; 3. Bill Morris 155, Raymond Rucker J&R Const. -13½;- Iii. Dodge Girls Gtynis Cooper 310; TIna (,utter,; 4. Tabbuckets; S. Tacks; 6. 1*3. Gus ReindI 115. Art Strut 129. BolanowsAl $6.10. 71 Tartibill ' Harold Koch 177; Gordon Leisenring Other Highlights. Turkeys Glynis High Games: Soy Walters 212; IARBOUR CO. MIXID 175. Helen Stettner 110. Olive Cooper and Sharon Klrkgard. JoAnna Bass 153; Sharon Ei,ter 196Standings: iSO 5.36; 7. Tearoffs Westray 149. Rose Patrick 163, of the Queen Week Glynhs Cooper 35i.; 3. 193; Sandy Rvs3etl 153; Dot-me Gutters30; 4. Tsbtstjckits ..; Winifred Spencer 51. Ethel Spencer - +130 MacAt.er ill; LInda Lewis 116. ' S. Tacks 27; 6. Tarbabi.s 26½ 7. 154, Julia McCaffery 151, Eulap, High Series: Joy Walters 52$; ' States 26;I. Ladder's 26;9. Hamm. Ofthaus IS). Viola Koch DYMATRONICS MIXED ISO. Not-a Sharon Eistet 377; Linaa Lewis 3)4; StandIngs. I Spacers II; 2. Pure ber HSads 23; 10. Beams 20. 11. Kats wh,,er ISO. Sally (lull High Dorine MacAteer 347; Pleasure; 3. Sandbagger's; 4. Brown I?. 12. Shingles II. Dorothy Bryant ill, Peggy Strelf High Games' Rod M.acLeay 319; Averagen Lois Smith 154; Karen Sugar; S 4.Stars, 6." Un14. Macian Miller, Marjorie Wilson Peters 15.4; Alice Hendrlck.s 117; pedktables; 7. Geneva Gems; 1.. RIchVd Harris 213. John Bryant u. Frances Sargent u. Dot-ne MacAte.r 164; Linda 4f TroogI ct-i; V. Jay Jays RaIders; 10. 203; Marltyn Revels 110, Helen High Series: Sam Kamlrtsky 377. 144; Joy Walters & Shannon Colic Southpiws; 11. SpInning Pins; 17. Barbour lit: WUIKernstockS2U.HarQldKochQ,, Ill; Mary Johnson 137; Carol "R" Gang; 13. The Turkeys; 14, High Series: Richard Harris 563; Art Streit 30?. Abe Narsicá 311. Alley Cats. Slaughter, Wendy Bonds. Sharon Helen Barbour 31); Marllyan Revels 'MarvIn McNutt 194. BIll Morris 19', High Games: Ed BlaMer 201; 300; Chuck Stimtey Sieme". 153; Barbara Sparks & Jim Raymond Rucker 191. Gordon Diane Heflin 130. Richard Wil,iams 204; Donni, JOhnson 312; John Bryant 504. Lsinnrmng 417. Bob WIlsOn ill. Lou : Anderson 201; Dorothy Bryant 711; LAKE r.UTH Othef Highlights Starof the Week Boiton 476, Don Burhunne 412. High Games: Wynn Raymond 220. Pat Robblngs 199 RLctiard Harris .4)37. verted Splits: Amy Welck 7.9. High SIt-mel At-chiC Coons. $11. k4,gh Series - DOrOthy It-yant 444; FLAYIHIP SANK MIXED 10; Blanch, Parkhur'st 2.7$; Harold Linda HQliowman 503; Pat Robblns - Standings: I. Doc Stomps; 2. Other Highlights: StaroftheW.ek Koch 25-7; Pat Valente 5-4, 3-10; ArcJie Cooke t76. Wynn Raymond 304. Eugene O'NeiU £3); Richard Peony PItchirs; 3.1 Quarters; 4.,. Helen Ferrer S4 Raymond Ruck.er * strikis na row, Williams 32$; James Jackson 103. Greenbacks; 3. Pass Books; 4. 43. 5-10; FIor*nc. Burheone Ken Perkins 520; EddI* Bøwden $10. Financles; 7. Small Change; I. Helen Kallenbach T.O.l.F. $1; ttrrIett Carl StandIngs: 1. Ri.d's Garage; 7. Converted Splits: Rosemarle Stockholders; 9. Top Dollars; 1024 71; Marcel ThIbo4e.0 67; Helen Watts AC.; 3. N. 17; 4. Mdway BleMirt- 67-10; Dot Malion 6.110. het.ir Jacks, II. $2 Bills;'12 Fast Bolton 5-10; Tid ToOi.s 3-10; Gvs Mort; Drywallers; 4. Other Highlights: Star of thE Week Bucks. ' 3. Reindl 310;' Rose Pat rkk 3-10 &.ez*wood; 1. Davis Machine; I. Dorothy Bryant + Ii). High Gams's: PnII Rodsi 237; MabIe Pitltoudi-lO, ' ' ' '' EdgeTnOn Ave., leading to the park. With recent changes In Florida Power policy on light pole fees, Public Works' Director Ray Bradshaw, feels that lighting will soon be rio problem. But If inadequate lighting will no longer put a damper on Sunshine Park, then the rain will. Drainage,' according to Keith, may be the main reason .B.11nd: Athlete ' . . ' ' I i Irs ' Sl.d1i1'1' A 'TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Pope lost the sight of one eye at ' Witha friend leading him In a the park is not being used as 'Sports buff Jesse Pope Is In a the age of 6 and went blind at 10 recent 5,000-meter road race much as he had hoped. slump, but he said his blindness becauseofdetachedretth.hje and shouting at slower runners Notonlydopuddlestakeover has nothing to do with it. . said his family told him "tough togetoutoftheway, Poperan ' aroWd the rec center also cent judo tournament in Tampa becomes flooded. "The ground after hitchhiking miles to here seems to just hold water compete. Of course, it has been . to participate In sports. He was a high school wrestler at the Florida School for the less then seven minutes a mile. He Li a lanky, muscular man With stringy blond hair and a saId, "that, plus the clay road dislocated his elbow in practice, when he enrolled at Florida Lth some of humor, joking as he and entrance way, just keep Pope said his time In his last State University. He has earned practiced judo throws with patk damp and muddy that amateur track club road race, a a second-degree brown belt. Linda Williams of Fort LauderS much longer." 'fourjer was so poor he While he can't see judo c- dale. "This is the battle of mlIhe park hasn't been Without didn't want to discuss It. He nents, he said he competes on lotsblink against use in recent months. woman," he said said he hasn't been training even terms with them. Keith Is encouraged by the properly and is out of shape. 3,8flt-1 he explained, "Is the "There ain't no way In the Increase of kids in the '! have to train every day," world they can throw me with- slang word blind people use to playground on Saturday Pope said. "I'm not like some out'touehing me," he said. "It's describe themselves." ternoons. And he, plus other people who are just natural up to me to have quick enough But Pope Is serious about volunteers, have begun athletes." rllexes. competing in sports and resents clearing debris and trash from it heII patronize hurl the lakefront' area. Keith says But Pope said blindness Itself "There's good as well as bad. because he Li blind. he isn't about to hold his breath is not a hlnderence, not even There's all sorts of fakes that I "I can stink In a judo tournawhile waiting for the grant to when he plays footbill with don't have to put up with. All In merit and have people tell me friends, come, If It does. all, I don't feel like they have how great I was," he sai4 Still, Sunshine Park Is "Last game we played, I wa anything Ofl me." "Well, it makes me mad bekeeping it.s age well. Over four-for-four and had a touchPope likes to run five miles a cause! know I stunk. twelve years old, the park was down pass," he said. "We never day, although he ha.s been lax "One time I stunk and this there before Winter Springs piay touch. We play tackle, but latel,- . '' waits at the FlorMa guy said, 'Jesse, you weren't was. After all. its tennis net theonlydllferenceistiieperson State University track for Io very good today,' I wanted to posts do say; "Property of with the ball has to yell." gtrs who agree to lead him by hug his neck because I knew he North Orlando," A native of Brooksville, Fla., jlnl1ng keys. was right" 3 /11 77/1 1Q Call it a tale of two cities. Here is Seattle, a rainy, overt, often-gloomy community hose weather doesn't seem to match the Seahawks. And there Is Tampa, whose bright sun never seems to shine on the Buccaneers, - The first season ends Sunday for these two babies of the National Football League. The Seahawks have a shot at iatching five othtr expansion 'ams-Minnesota Atlanta, New Orleans, Cincinnati and Miami- which ended their first seasons with 3-11 records. Seattle is 2-Il heading into Philadelphia. The liucs have a chance to achieve a feat unmatched In the history of the league. If they lose to New England, they'll ave staggered through a 14game season without so much as a tie to show for it. The worst previous records were 0-11 by the 1942 l)etroit Lions and 0-11-1 by the 1960 expansion Dallas Cowboys. In Sunday's other games, It's St. l.ouis at the New York Giants and Washington at Dallas with the Cards and Redskin.s fighting for the National Conference wild card, Cleveland at Kansas CIty, Cincinnati at the New York Jets, Green [Jay at Atlanta, Buffalo at Baltimore, Denver at Chicago, San Francisco at New Orleans and San Diego at Oakland. Today, Pittsburgh Is at Houston with a chance to win the American Conference Central title, Minnesota visits Miami and, tonight Los Angeles is at : Detroit. Seattle's southpaw quarterback, Jim Zorn, has a chance to set a rookie single-season passing record. lie has thrown for 2,334 yards and needs 173 to equal Dennis Shaw's 2,507, set in 1970 for Buffalo. : New England quarterback Steve Grogan has thrown for 18 scores and run I or 11 to account for 29 of the club's 42 touchdowns. lie will be operating against a Tampa Bay defense which has given up 20 touchdowns rushing and 69 passing. Steve Spurner, who sat out the Bucs' 42-0 walloping by Pittsburgh last week, re-turns as the quarterback with Terry Hanratty returning to the bench. - Sunshine Park Need? People YOU #$f/G/uT 54Y 7W! 0X4'IRS/YY OF GEORS/A TRADF,.Mq,'r fA7Vjc'fD /79 ,15r 'VC6 5/NCE /969, IY//EN 7WE,Y ,4GArn' RMKED 4iw I:or Tampa! By The Associated Press Hooks And Jabs Who's Next On Docket For Joey? Who Isn't? lite question uppermost in the minds of local boxing fans is, "Who is Joey Vincent going to fight?" Speculation has been running wild since Vincent took the Southern middleweIght title from Emmett Atlas last month at the Orlando Sports Stadium. Is he going to fight Mad Dog Ross? Gene Wells? Taco Perez? Frankie Santore? Vincent was quite willing to talk about his future, when I got together with him, immediately after he stopped Cliff 'Tiger" Johnson last Tuesday night In the third round. "Which one of the Orlando fighters am I going to fight next?" Vincent repeated my question. "Well, I will tell you - I don't think I will be fighting any of them . - - ever. "Let me go dowr the list, one-by-one. Let's take Ross first. I want to clear up a few things about my fighting him. "I am ready to tight him, or anyone else In the world, right this second, But, at the same time I am not going to Jump in the ring unless I have given myself an even break. lioss Is a natural 154-pound fighter. I am a natural 147-pound fighter. To prove that Last statement, all I have to do Is point to my first two fights with Perez. I was away from the ring over four years, but when I stepped in against Peedro, I weighed 147 pounds. When I fought him last year, I weighed 148 pounds. That is my natural fighting weight. "SometuTles I fatten myself up to take a fight against a Junior middleweight or a middleweight, but I still am a welterweight with a couple of extra pounds. "To try and get In the ring wIth a man who Is naturally bigger than you, is really tough. Especially if he has a style that puts his strength against your strength. If you don't believe me, ask Ross. lie found out the hard way against (Rennie) Pinder. "Ross fattened up to meet a natural 160-pound fighter and was lucky to get out of the ring alive against Pinder. lie tried to out muscle him and got killed for the effort. The only reason he won was because he was in better condition. If Pinder is ready to fight 10 hard rounds, they carry Ross out in pieces. "Now, Ross wants to fight me. Great. I would kill him and he knows It. So what does he Insist? That he Is allowed to come in at 152, that's what. My mother didn't raise any fools. I will fight him tomorrow, if he will make 148. 1 even went as Far as to say that I would fight him if he will make 150. But Ross says he won't do it. I don't blame $ him. lie knows he can't beat me at that weight." "And don't give me this stuff about he can't get down that low. When he fought Perez last December he weighed 151. Don't tell me that he is Still a growing boy, or else I will tell you how old he really is. "The truth of the matter Is, he don't want the fight and that ends that! "Now on the subject of Gene Wells. I went into Pete Ashlock's office and told him I will fight Wells In January. The only thing I want in that fight is for Wells to make 154 pounds, which he did in ,his last fight. And a lot of money. "Ashlock agreed to my terms and I figured he would be fighting. "Since then, I have learned that Wells was scheduled to fight Edgar Wallace In Phoenix on December 14. But, Gene went to Pete after seeing rise destroy Johnson and told him he wouldn't fight Wallace. When Pete explained that Gene would be suspended for pulling out of the Wallace fight, and that would kill his fight with me, Gene still refused to go through with the bout. "Wallace is a tough guy, but he has only had around six fights. I can't believe Gene backed out because of hint. It had to be, ,,,,because he knew he couldn't beat me If we ever fought. "I know a lot of people are going to laugh at that statement, but all I have to say is I will fight Gene. Why won't he make that same statement? "As far as Perez is concerned, forget it. I would be arrested for murder If I ever fought hum again. The man Is definitely through, and I was the one that finished him. "IF you don't believe that, these are the facts. I fought Perez last February. Since then he has had eight lights. Of those eight, he has lost three and fought one draw. Two of those losses came on ird round KOs. And In every fight he has either been down or dly beaten at some time. 'Since I fought Perez, I have had 15 fights, winnIng 14 of those by KO. I ant now the Southern middleweight champion and the Florida welterweight champ. It would be criminal to put me in with a hollow head like Perez." HOOKS ANt) JABS.. The next card at the Sports Stadium will be'Dec. 28, and will be "Appreciation Night." The awards will be presented at that time for the "Fighter of the Year," etc. Also, the fans will be remembered, as the prices are being reduced at every level for this last card of 1976. 'Q "It is my way of saying 'thanks' to the fans and the lighters," Ashlock recently explained. "We will feature 'The Stars of 77 in 76,", that night. Right now we hope to go with all our young people in top actlQfl bouts. "And not forgetting the students who are home on Christmas vacation, It will also be student night. Anyone who attends school at any level, will get in for $1." UP! POLL ArT!,? TM!, F/ft'Vtp 77/(/,? RE6IJIAR 9E.46CV ,44'P 771! EC C//A.4ffl wIt n.gwj -#i;'' /9y4' POr 5F 4 oN APFFA,C4VCé '¼, ____ w#tw' 27/(y RfflJçW 8ote; Y/NGE POOLFY .- , 4'(5UC,(q ,,,q '(.q __ ______ _________ ___ ANO H/ -____ BUU 0065 ,41/&/T EL'EN ____ /'ilPROVE ____ _______________ "5rA,yc" ____ IN 7'u!PabT - . - . Bowt P01/ti' AU 7%4T ' : : - 574N05/4' ..- r,qc',qw,9y, ':i.': ,, '- oNoEc&41(p, .. ,t'o.l' RANk'E'o : - . ,.J It\ . ( •";." 'a'' :/;": .,, ' PlrT58(JR6N '•.\ NEW 0RE9IV5 Oh' 1/6W Yt'4R' OAY. ..___I I/V - - -- " / ," . .?' . - . -- ,'l I - dy, Men, Gals Tee It U p MIAMI (APj - "I really think the public Is looking for something new and different In golf," said JoAnne Carner, looking ahead to next weekend's natIonally-televised, $200,-000 Mixed Team Championship. And she snickered, thinking if sonic of the pairings in the four-day event which begins Thursday at Doral Country ('l ub. Such as Tommy Bolt, now 58, known as much for temper as skill in the 1950s, and Jo Ann Prentice, who slipped from $67,227 in 1974 to $15,000 the last two years and is not always calm in adversity. Mrs. Corner, third in women's earnings this year with $103,275, recalled once leaving a tournament with "sparks flying down the road" as a disappointed Miss Prentice dangled an iron out the car window. Then there's Arnold Palmer playing with unrelated Sandra Barnes On Rebound: IVs All Basketball By The Associated It l.OLISS,t,I'5j5 by Alan Mayer Press Marvin Barnes is on the rebound. The troubled forward of the Detroit Pistons has a new-found interest-basketball. "All I want to do is play basketball and try to get a ring on my hand," said Barnes after helping the Pistons to a 106-104 National Basketball Association victory over the New York Nets Friday night. Barnes is considered to be'so talented that Pistons' General Manager Oscar Feldman paid $500,000 for him in the American Basketball Association dispersal draft. But despite his talents, Barnes has been considered a problem. lie has left his teams sev eral times, has come down with "mysterious" injuries and most recently, had a one-year suspended sentence for a assault charge revoked when he violated parole by carr)lng a gun. In the other NBA games, Phoenix defeated BoSton 107. 103; Portland trimmed Buffalo 103-102; Washington stopped Indiana 98-88: Chicago defeated New Orleans 92-78; San Antonio ripped Milwaukee 136-120; Los Angeles whipped Houston 109-99 and Seattle topped Golden State 99-93. I'hoenlx 107, Celtics 103 I{lcky Sobers scored 25 points and backcourt mate Paul Westphal added 21 as Phoenix built a big lead and hung on to beat Boston. The Suns, beaten for the NBA championship in a sixgame playoff with the Celtics last spring, evened their record at 10-ID. Trail Blazers 103, Braves 102 l..arry Steele scored Ii points In the fourth quarter as Portland held off a Buffalo rally. Buffalo, playing with a make-shift lineup, never led in the game. Bullets 98, Pacers 88 Wes Unseld returned to the game after spraining an ankle and scored 11 points in the Fourth quarter to lead Washington to a come-front behind victory over Indiana. Bulls 2, Jazz 78 Chicago continued its mas- tery of New Orleans with an easy victory behind Norm Van her's 17 points. Although the Bulls have won only five of 20 games this season, they have beaten New Orleans twice in the past week. Spurs 136, Bucks 120 San Antonio, led by 23 points by Larry Kenon and 22 by Mike Gale, opened a 16-poInt second quarter lead and held off a Milwaukee rally for a runaway victory over the Bucks. Lakers 109, Rockets 99 Lucius Allen scored 20 poInts and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar added 18 to propel Los Angeles over Houston. The Lakers led by as much as 29 poInts midway through the fourth period. SuperSonics 99, WarrIors 93 Fred Brown scored 23 points as Seattle defeated Golden State for the SuperSonics' 29th consecutive home-court victory. Brown was particularly effective in the third quarter when he scored 12 points and helped the Sorsics step out to a 75-65 advantage. Pro Basketball Palmer, a combination which may confuse fans. Ills wife's name Is Winnie. And Gene Sarazan, still wearIng knickers as he did while winning PGA titles In 1922 and 1923, Is paired with Patty Berg, a member of the Ladles Prof essional Golf Association Hall of Fame. Getting the men to play with the women didn't prove to be as hard as some people expected. Outside of Lee Trevino and Jack Nicklaus, who had prior commitments, the top names of the men's tow- will be here. The problem turned out to be getting some of the 40 women taken from the top winners through August, to get up nerve to invite a male star. Some took a whole week to place a call," Mrs. Canner said. "In some cases, others had to make calls for them. The girls were scared. "Kathy Martin finally called Sam Snead. But she had asked, 'How am I going to call Sam Snead" Mrs. Corner said the alternate-shot format of the event will probably mean women will be doing mod of the putting. She sees it not only as the first of many mixed tournaments, but also as a boon to the women. "The more TV exposure we get will show people we hit a lot of good shots," she said. She will be playing with her teacher of four years, Gardner Dickinson. "If it wasn't for him, I'd probably be retired," the sevenyear pro said. She had shanking problems four years ago but now, at age 37, thinks her peak years are still ahead of her. "I had three or four pros," she said. "They could not straighten me out .My husband I)on said, 'Try Gardner Dickinson, he's known as the pro's pro.' I went hoping for an hour and he worked me 4i hours. lie can mimic you. I always learn visually more than rucally." She realizes her big money will have to come from the tour. While male tour golfers, like old soldiers, never die but just fade away to comfortable lives as country club pros, women have few opportunities. "Some of our older women now are in positions ... but the only thing they can get is teaching jobs, and usually not with the best clubs," she said. But she said the outlook is improving. - Barons Roll Lucky Seven, Snap 11-Game Goal Slump By The Associated I'ress The (.leveland Barons, who had come up empty 11 tImes in a row, finally rolled a lucky seven Friday night. After scoring just seven goals in their last live home appearances during an 11-game winless streak, the Barons erupted For five in the first period and went on to rout the Washington Capitals 7-1 in a battle of Na. tional Hockey League also' rans. In the only other NUI. game, the Atlanta Flames and Minnesota North Stat-s battled to a 3-3 deadlock. In World Hockey Association action, Cincinnati trimmed Houston 6-2, Birmingham downed Winnipeg 5-3, Minnesota turned back Calgary 4-2 and Indianapolis nipped San Diego 3-2. Gary Sabourin triggered Cleveland's five-goal first-pert. od Just 26 seconds into the game. After Al MacAdam, Mike Christie and Bob Murdoch added goals, Washington goalie Ron Low was benched after missing four of 14 shots. Rick Hampton tIpped in a goal just 3:18 later and Jim Neilson made it 6-0 at 11:21 of the second period before Washington finally scored on a rebound by Ron Lalonde. flames 3, North Stars 3 Roland Ericksson scored with 4:38 left to lift the North Stars into a tie. The Flames had taken a 3-2 lead on a pair of goals by rookie defenseman Richard Mulhern. Despite the tie, Atlanta has lost only one of its last 14 games and is unbeaten in seven. Tom Lysiak scored the Stetson Wins By The Associated Press Stetson will seek the championship of its own Hatter Classic basketball tournament tonight after rolling over Long Island University In the second half for a 57-47 decision. The Flatters will take on St. Francis, Pa., In the title con-test. St. Francis earned its way Into the game with a 74-56 conquest of Georgia State in Friday night's other game. (her games Friday night Found South Florida nipping Florida Southern 62-59 and Flagler College stopping Miami Christian 31-24. Six-foot-seven Mel Daniels exploded In the second ti-all at Deiand to lead Stetson back from a 19.-Il halftime deficit. He had mod of hIs 18 point-s and nine of his 12 rebounds in the second half. Mike Lay added 13 poInts for Stetson, now 3-3. Mike Hay had 22 points and Kim Malcolm 12 for the New York school, now 1- 3. St. Francis 13-1) got 11 points from Larry Walker, 15 from Nick Leasure and 13 each [runs Jack Phelari and Willie Wilkerson. George Pendleton ti-ad 14 points for Georgia State arid Charles Boles 10 for Georgia State 12-2). Arvi.s Reynolds and Cal GInver scored 12 points each Friday night to lead South Florida (2-3) over Southern i4-2 on a neutral court at Laketand. Keith Thrnpsc*l had 15 point.s and Drew Tucker 14 For Southem. I"lames' first goal while Alex Pirus tallied twice for Mirinesota. Stingers 6, Aerus 2 Cincinnati broke open a tIght garite with thret' goals in four minutes of the final period by Claude Larose, Blaint' Stoughton and Greg Carroll. Barry Legge and Jacques Locas had given Cincinnati a 2-0 lead in the first period. BUIl.s 5, Jets 3 Mark Napier snapped a 1-1 tie with his 25th goal of the season anti Vaclav Nedomansky and Paul hientk'rson added powerplay goals later in the second period as the Bulls held on behind the brilliant goaltends.ng of John Garrett, Racers 3, MarIners 2 Renald Leclerc's goal late in the third period enabled the Ra'ers to end a jinx at the hands of San Diego goalie Ernie Wakely, who had nine victories and four tns in his last 13 outings against Indianapolis. The Mariners' Bob Dobek scored in the first period and Blair MacDonald tied it late in the second period. Goals b Bob Sicinski and Leclerc opened an insurmountable 3-I lead. Fighting SaInts 4, Cowboys 2 John Mckenzie scored twice to give Minnesota its eighth victory In cine games. The Cowboys had taken a 1-0 lead on . ' 1'fi 0I'll Cl S S p a rk s 1 00 T1 OCAI_A Croorus High's basketball team came up with a Stirring 59'-49 i-lctory over Vanguard [rush Friday night, riding the point, 13-rebound performance by David Thomas to victory. "It was a splendid effort by everyone," said winning coach Bob Bray. "Our guards IGene Sweet and Keith Whitney were feeding the ball 'inside well, and fleggie Campbell and Rick Wells played very well on defense." - fresl'rran . CROOM5 Whitney I 0 2. Sweet 3 1 10. Thomas II S27. Wells SO 10, Campbell 304. Whitled 022. Ed wardt 102. Godtrey'OOO. Mossar GO iotais 24 1159 VANGUARD Kirsg20-4. Taker 0 0 0. Deldach 9 I I?. Colt 33 9 Oa,cis.onO Ii), HagnIs 201. Totals ii sit Crooms 1$ S IS 2359 Vanguard II 6 ii 13-49 Port Orange Spruce Creek 65. New Smyrna Beach 61 Flagler Palm Coast 56. Patatka Central 15 Eustls 51, Pierson Taytor 31 St. Augustine St. Joseph 49, South Daytona Warner Christian 46 Fort Myers $0. Bradenton Southeast 61 Palmetto 57, Fro'stproof SI Bradenton Christian 56, Lakatand Chrittian 15 National Basketball Association EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division w L os Phila I) 9 .591 I, Bøston 13 10 5.65 PlY Knks 11 13 45$ 3 Buffalo 10 IS .100 4, NY Nets ' 10 13 4 Central Division Houston II 7 641 -Cieve 16 • N Or Ins 11 Il .540 2 S Anton I? II 462 4' State Semifinals WaSh ¶0 ¶3 435 5 CLASS AAAA 9 ¶, 340 Al Merritt Island WESTERN CONFERENCE Tallahassee Godbs 21. MerrItt Midweil Division Island 0 Denver 7 7 , At Miami Detroit 14 11 540 Opa Locka 7, Tampa Plant 8 Kan City 17 13 490 CLASS AAA Indiana 12 11 167 4 At Ocala Forest Chicago S 'IS .250 10 Panama City By 20. Oc.ala Forest Milwkee 5 72 115 14' 11 Pacific 0ivli.n At DeIray Beach Portland II 7 .7o De!ray Beach Atlantic II. Ti Seattle 15 13 ' .554 i tusville Astronaut 1 Goldn St 12 CLASS AA Los Ang 13 11 At Wildwood Pho.nix tO Blountstown 20 Wildwood 12 Friday's Games At Pahok.e PhoenIx 107, Boston Pahokee 5. Fort Meade 7 Portland tO). Buffalo 102 CLASS A Detroit 106, New York Nets , At Trenton 101 Tallahassee FAMU 32. Trenton 3 Washington 9$, Indiana • At MIamI Christian ChIcago 92. New Orleans 70 St Petersburg Shorecrest 40. San Antonio 136, Milwaukee Miami Christian 14 120 Prep Football Los Angeles 109, Houston 99 Seattle 99, Golden State 93 Saturday's Games Phoenix at New York Knickt Portland at Philadelphia Atlanta at Cleveland New York Nets at Detroit Buffalo at Indiana ' Boston at Chicago New Orleans at San Antonio Houston at Golden State Today's Games -Phoenix at Atlanta Detroit vs Kansas City at Omaha, Neb Philadelphia at Milwaukee Denver at Los Ungeles Houston at Seattle College Basketball EAST Harvard 59, CCNY Kings POint 71, FDU Madison St Lawrence 101. Hobart 77 Vermont 102, NorwiCh 7, Yale 107, Clark 59 SOUTH AuStin Peay 6.4. Tenn St 63 S Florida 62, FlorIda South 59 Virginia St 51, New Orleans Xavier 67 WaSh & Lee 59, St Mary's. Md 62 MIDWEST BIdwin Wflle 73. Walsh 65 DePaul 77. Gcnzaga 5 Iowa 94. California 73 N Dakota 77, Montana Tech 3 Ono St 67. L A LoyoIa SOUTHWEST Abiiene Christian $9. NW OkIa 5) Howard Payne 70, Wayland Bar,? 62 FAR WEST Arizona 75. Northwestern 61 Fullerton St 59. S Alabama 71 Hawaii 75, New Mexico 77 Montana 9$. Great Falls, Mont 6.2 Pepperdine 53. Azusa Pacific 67 Simon Fraser 90, Alaska 90 Stanford 55. Northridge St 67 washington 76. idaho 56 TOURNAMENTS Firtt Round Bayou Classic sw Louisiana 91, Centenary Texas AIM 67, HOuston Baptist 72 Cougar Classic Niagara 14, Xavier f po Brigham Your.g 91. Seattle 65 Marshall iOaho Stale IS, Georgia Tech 72 Marshall 79, Columbia 7$ Pittsburgh Classic HoIstra 76. Duquesne 70 S Illinois 72, Pittsburgh ti Roadrunner Invitational UNC Charlotte 91. Lamar *6 New Mexico St 5). N Arizona 11 Trolan Classic Lang Beach SI 6). Butler 50 Scuthern Cal 13. Grambling 7% Utah Classic i-on Francisco so. Tennessee 17 Utah 95. ScIon Hall - Danny Lawson's shorthanded goal in the first period and McKenzie tied the game w-ith his first goal at 3:15 of ttie second period. Sunday, Dec. 12, 1976-3B - Prep Bas ketball Ocata Vanguard 35. Atlanta Dougias 11 Fort Walton Beach 6.5. Pensacola P-ne Forest 63 Jacksonylte Technical 50. Ftc? crier 30 ,learwater 70. Seminole oi Northeast 90, Gibbs 59 Bca Ciega 90. Lakewood 47 Dixie Holland 5.1. Largo 14 Dunedin 94. St Petersburg ii Admiral Farragut 33. Pinci)a 31 Bradenton Bayshore IS. St Petersubrg CaIhoic SO Clearwaler Catholic 77. Tarpon 5prng 64 Nortrisiae Christian Il, Keswick Christian .j Canterbury 13. Berkeley Prep 10 Plernando Si. Pasco 43 Crystal River 70, inverness Citrus 61 Gulf 53. Hudson II Zephyr Hills 66. Land O'Lak.t 13 Bradenton Manatee 92. Tampa Catholic is Srtorecrest 10. MIami Ii Daytona Seebreeze 63. Gainesville ° Stick, 55. Palatsa South Alachua Santa Fe SO, seyston K..ghts 77 Nea'berry CI, Gainesville T x. Yonge Hawthorne $4. Cross City 52 Bell 6$. Gainesville Soutlssioe Christian 72 Wiili%ton 7$. Interlachen 52 Gainesville Eastside "9. North Marion 3 Ch,eflanii SI, Bronson 35 Alaclsua Rolling Green , Jacksonville Temple *1 DeLand SO. Sanford Iem'noi. ei Pro Hockey National Hockey L.ague CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division W L T Pt5 GF GA PlY Isi 17 1 3 31 91 6.4 Allan 11 S 7 35 100 5.4 Phlta 11 7 6 31 96 15 PlY Rng 12 II 6 30 113 100 Smythe Division St Lou 1213 3 71 II 103 Chgo IC iS 3 23 91103 Cob S 16 1 20 79 96 Vancvr 520 2 1$ 79 1)6 Mm 6 II Il 77130 WALES CONFERENCE Norris Division Mont 22 4 1 45 115 65 L A 9 1110 20 99 96 Pills 1117 S 27 53 91 Dtrt 011120 1017 W,ssh I 16 1 20 79 117 Adams Division Bstn 19 7 2 40 101 II Buff 15 S 3 33 $7 63 Tnlo 1210 6 30 106 93 Cleve 715 7 21 74 91 Friday's Games Minnesota 3. Atlanta 3 Cleveland 7. WashIngton 1 Saturday's Games Boston at Philadelphia New York Rangers at To. ronto Pittsburgh at New York Islander's Chicago at Atlanta Detroit at Montreal Cleveland at Washington Minnesota at St. Louis Buffalo at Los Angeles Colorado at Vancouver World Hockey Association Eastern Division WLTPt5GFOA Quebec U II 1 35 ¶37 112 trtdy 1* 10 '2 31 96)04 Cinci 1510 2 37 ¶21 91 Mirv 12 12 1 25 $9 N Eng 10 II 1 21 91 10) Birm 9 21 I 19 lOt 121 Western D,vition Wmnnipg tO 12 I 37 11$ 105 S Diego 1511 2 32 95 73 HOuston 1210 1 20 II 19 Phoenix 1215 2 26 99 122 Edmntn 1216 I 25 32106 Calgry 10 1* 2 22 II 91 Friday's Games Cincinnali 6. Houston 2 Indianapolis 3, San Diego 2 Birmingham 5. Winnipeg 3 MInnesota 4. Calgary 2 Saturday's Games San Diego •t New England Houston at Quebec Edrnnton at Calgary ' • A Jai-,iiai AT ORLANDO-SEMINOLE FRIDAY NIGHT RESULTS ,,..., - -. ... -- I un. .vIguei iii 520 3 40. 2 Echano Coido (2) 510. 320 3 Eddy Sanchez Ill 350. Q it 219040. P1121 19650 SECOND - 1 Ecnano Sanchez 51 1340 1320 500; 2 DomIngo ,It--rdi 111 500 120. 3 Aldana Cl) 0>45) . (SI 14560 D011S) 3)OO THIRD - I Aldana Elorza (I) 7 50 5 40 S 00. 2 Larri Alberdi 15) 406 60. 3 Ica Arana 13) S 90. QIS SI 5940. P 1551 *150 FOURTH - I Arecha Perez (7) IS 00 1050 170; 2 Ogui:a Agulrr. III 1640 4 70 3 Arta Quola (SI 6 20 Q4I 71 6300. P (7 I) 15.6 90. ODlS-7) 124 SO FIFTH - 1 Sala Juan (3) 10.90 40 6 10 2 Eddy Echave (7) 7.70 600: 3 Alava Bengo.a 115 20; 0 (3 7) 62 10. p 7) 22260 SIXTH - I Arecha Sanchez (I) 12 00 9 40 5 10. 2 Cacho Agtairre IC) 6101 00. 3 .iose .lavi (4) 6.10; 0 14 S 65 40. p 1161 147 40 SEVENTH - I Eddy AlbErdi (11 7006 20 350. 2 Ura Beitia 17) 460 420, 3 Domingo Mgue 121 460. Q 14 it 4220: P (47) 170 50. Big Q (6$1 and II 7> 1,737 SO EIGHTH - 1 Manolo.A,ca (*1 10 60 S 40 3S0. 2 Anton Zarre (5) 7 60 S CO. 3 Ar-ta Altu ii) 7 60. 0 (5 sisoo P 165) 115*0 NINTH - I Solo UI 760110 520 2 Biib&0 ill lilt) 1Q20 3 Zarre 131 460, 0 1771 4.4 20. P (271 15750 TENTH I M,anclo (61 920 500 2 10. 2 Arca 121 0*0 460. 3 Bilbao 15)320. 0 124) 4110. p i62) Si 00, DO (26) 119 10 ELEVENTH - I Arqcha Altu 161 1660400400. 2 lose Eloria 1311 20 341, 3 Patci Perez lii 4 40. 0 1341 3600 p (6 3) 9510 TWELFTH - I Cacho Arcs (SI 23002000 II $0. 2 Sanfi Aguirre (2) 2i 20 11003 Macut-i Larrea ill 3.40. 0 12%) 5350. P 15.21 14350, B'g Q 1341 with all 121 10260 with all (51 10760 Handle -- $156,126, A -. 3.427. FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR CJvttwri. Gtt IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI �___________________________ Includes Fur Walls, Sunken Tubs Real Estate CLASSIFIED ADS 'Pod' House Fit For A King Investments flY LARRY SAXON Dear Mr. Saxon, I have been wanting to buy an apartment building for quite a while, but Interest rates have never been low enough so that I could ot*ain a good buy. When will interest rates go down low enough so I can start Investing my money? R. V. Dear R. V., Unfortunately, I left my crystal ball at home. And just as unfortunately, you believe - as many people have been misled to believe - that one can only benefit for owning real estate if Interest rates are low. It is true that, at times, this could be the case. But many times the bene IIt.s to be received far overshadow the interest rates. It all depends on what you need to accomplish from real estate ownership. For instance, a friend of mine had a choice of buying an apartment building for $100,000 that seemed to be fairly priced with a 7 per cent First Mortgage, or another building at $100,000 that seemed to be overpriced with an 8 per cent First Mortgage. After careful analysis by his C.P.A. of its annual income, maintenance requirements, and land to improvements rates, it was dctcrmlned the building at 8 per cent contained more benefits for my client even though it appeared to be overpriced and he would have to pay a higher rate of interest. He has owned It two years and has derived more benefits than he anticpated. Did he get hurt in that transaction? Definitely not. I suggest you consult with an investment and exchange specialist and your C.P.A. With their expertise and knowledge, a beneficial program can be mapped for you to follow. Send your question to: Real Estate Investments The Evening Herald 300 North French Avenue Sanford. Florida 32771 POl(T AHANSAS. Tex. APt A showplace vacation retreat off the shore of Corpus Christi Wa'. built in 1966 but is still a tourist attraction. The opulent house, two blocks from the Port Aransas beach. consists of three interlocking hexagons of concrete with steel fr.iinework. Each unit is suplrted entirely by a single coluinn and raised from 15 to 30 feet above the ground. Current owner John Hadii calls it The Pod. The design for The Pod caine from Texas architect Joe L. Williams, who First used the "ped" concept in building construction in 1964. Williams says his pod houses are ideal for the beach because the problem of shifting earth is eliminated the column that holds the pod erect extends 20 Feet into the ground. A number of other pod houses can be seen in the Texas Gulf Coast Padre Island-Port Aransas area near Corpus ('hristi but none is as elaborate as The Pod, according to liada. It was decorated by Geneva Southern, president of an interi- and llcxagon 2 has a hexagonal warble tub on a pedestal and electrically operated drapes. Take a tour of Hexagon 3: Thirty feet up a winding staircase you enter through a 4 B-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 12, 1976 door that is a sunburst of color _________________________________________________________ chips of mosaic tile embedded an lucite) onto a gold carpet . sculpted with fantasy-size or specialties store anda friend, ally, but enjoys lending it to leaves of lime, red and forest and associate of the original ('ustotliers and friends for holi. green. t)own two steps of river tti- of The Pod, Louis L. das retreats and parties. rock and you enter a cave of Seillert .Jr. llada, a geologist and presi- Tiki furnishings, carpeted Ceilings in the 4.394 square dent of Peninsula Corp., an oil walls, and a blue-violet floor feet of living space offer a day- and gas exploration anti pr covering, appliqued with inuland-night spectacle. The cluction company, can name the ticolored hexagons. "cave ceiling is paved with different rocks used in building Gray "stalactites" hang fake stalactites and chunks of and decorating the beach overhead amid artfully placed utica, and a canopy of lights ii- bouse, from quartz to pink slag crystal rocks, which become luminati's the cave with eerie to natural i-ivcr rocks. colored with the flick of a colors at night. The pool, which dominates switch. . There is a cobalt blue bed- the front view of The Pod, A mantel of volcanic rock room with a round, king-size twists and curves and is banked above a freestanding contied with a tufted velvet semi- with river rocks. In he eighttemporary fireplace has a lily circular headboard. foot depths swimmers dart in pomi with running water inAnother bedroom has a hexa- and around a bridge and curstead of a conventional hearth. gonal "floor" bed with a black ving stairs that rise out of the . golden swag oF 22 glass fur coverlet. One entire wall water. Youngsters and sunglobes the size of bowling balls serves as its headboard, car- bathers splash in the shallows, hangs above the heavy carved peted in purple with a black ivhich contain a lighted foun'(loden Tiki dining table. Tall Oriental tree sculpted in wool Lain, or lounge on the broad and reaching to the ceiling of terrace with a built-in bar and chair backs completely obscure the diners and a four-foot-tall black fur with "stars" that grill. Tiki god watches from a corner wink i,7Ii' thrniøh Ih. ninhi h!u. %.",r,I ,, I ,.n.l '. Earn Extra Money WITH THE HIDDEN TREASURES IN YOUR ATTIC, GARAGE OR CLOSET! GATHER UP "•'., UIfli • of purple-lighted mica. John and Patsy linda bought planted with tropical plants and 'liii.' Pod four years ago and flowers around a reflection pool Kitchen counter tops are in lived there for six months. John approxiinate'y 800 square feet. bronze mosaic tile and cabinet rode the ferry across the Gulf (lay pots in the shallow water doors are encrusted with simuarid drove into his .Corpus contain miniature palms and lated gemstones - jade, azure ('tiristi office every morning other land plants. The reflecand ruby. A striped pattern and Pats)' did her homemaking hon pool provides a Fourth of painted on the floor has a mirchores. July show in the evenings, when ror reflection pattern on tire "You don't worry about how a fountain with hundreds of ceiling created with imbedded to clean fur-covered walls and spigots sprays water through "gemstones." Other cabinet cabinets encrusted with gem- lights of green, purple, red and doors are painted with smiling stones - you just make a stab gold in an ever-changing patTiki gods in many vivid colors. at It," says Mrs. Ilada, who tern. The bath has a sunken black adds that owning the house has Hexagon I of The P0(1 has a marble tub with gold-veined, been "a Ixill." Now the couple 20-foot potted palm at it.s front rnrirrored walls and a fur cellIsits Tire Pod only occasion- divir antI a circular bar-kitchen, mg GREAT FINDS N E5 AND ADVERTISE THEM "FOR SALE" FOR IN OUR CLASSIFIED AD For Handicapped YOU'RE SURE TO END UP WITH A 41C a line 1 thru s times 3 ca ne 6thru7StiflUS 24c a line 26 times (S?,00MINIMUMCHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9Noon 30-Apartments Unfurnished * 3301 S. Sanford Ave. 4-Personals ___________ FACEDWITHADRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phone 123 ISV Write P0. Box 1213 Sanford, FlorIda 32771 ' . . TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And Tnat's A Factf Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Toot - Abunijant Storage Space 'Energy Efticlent" AIr Con. iitiOning Package rull Circle InsulatIon & Sound Proofing Plo One living above or below you Full time Resident Service Directors MCxJCIs open lO a m 'Ill 6p m. Daily Come see us or call to Eat -- NAVILORANGES 22 FrenChAve - Sanford 323 3622 ______________________________ . GETTING MARRIED? Crave simple beauty? Call Dot, Notary Public, 322 2026 Eves, & w nds. Tn - - 323.3301 ________________________ OF EXTRA FOR SPENDING MONEY 50 FOR THE HOLIDAYS! MERCHANDISE ADS ONLY LIMITED TO PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS ONLY. Good Now Through Dec. 21, WRITE YOUR OWN AD USE ONE SPACE FOR EACH LETTER. LEAVE ONE SPACE 'BLANK FOR SPACING DR , turnistsed. 5)10. Katie's Wekiva Landing. 322 4170. 2BR.turn.cabana, porch', texed furnished trailer $133 month, $50 security. 319 5617. bath, twin beds, Neat, air 323 5752 ______ -______ __ Air. carpeted. QuIet 1 tnd 2 bedrocm, $125. to $135 month A4ult PhonE 323 1110 Property 37-Business RenI oftice, two nice furnished rooms, plus storage space on 17 By Owner- COzy Bungalow Lge. Wooded lot at Park Lake. 2 BR, 4. Sewing rm. All new Interior AN. Low 520's. 377.9166 or 323 0191 eves. wk.end, Well furnished apt., mature adults. No pets Ideal for winter visitors 323 1663 41-Houses USE WANT ADS for quick 'espouse in buying or selling. ',, I room rear . elf iciency apt. Private parking 417 W. 3rd St 3222740 , Sanford OPEN 2-5 ' AVAILABLE Color Iv, Sir Cond ,Maid Serv QUALITY INtl NORTH I 14. SR 131. Longwood 562 1000 SAPI MO PARK, 1, 2. 3 bedroorT, trailer .spts Alult & family park Weekly 3515 Hwy Il 92. Sanford 321 19)0 _QIALTO .S Saturday & Sunday I Acre with large 2 story home, completely restored. Central heat and air, carpet throughout Beautiful trees, good soil to grow flowers or garden or space for a horse, Owner FRESH & CLEAN, attractive I BR. 1'.'s bath, newly repainted Inside, vacanl & ready to move In w w carpet, LR & hall, kitchen equipped, FR. fenced, nice thubbery. only $17,900 250 Narcissus I' 31A-Diiplexes Phone 322-4627 , 7 BR ufltumnished. childrin, petso k. %l3Omo 373 7515 or 1904736029, Renlals 12005. up 2 BR unturn duplex, drapes, ap plIances fenced Meadow St., (oft WELL BUILT, excellent 3 BR, in choice private area, separate dining room, large FR. cheery eat in kitchen, extra storage. convenient to shopping & school 121.000 back, 713 Lake Mary Blvd I ii Sanford area. off Lake Mary Blvd.. 2 BR unturnithed 5)35 I Child Available Jan. 1 131 9031 I BR unlurnished duplex, wall to wall carpet, heal & air, 1)00 mo. 322 5911 C 15.2 BR ApIs • excellent location, all electric kitchens. A C. carpeted, draps, adults, from 1)50 lOiS Sanford Ave. Phone 372 7413 GIVE YOUR CUDGEl A BREAK Shop The Want Ads For Good Buysi SiCK) that parl of Lot I, Jamestown, Purchasing rep Willing to of Ricard C. Roysum Sr , to Dorothy Edw Avdoyan Trustee In it 12 & E of SR 426, 5.4,000 relocate she said. "The disabled B Royjum. Lot 191 Un. 3 SprIng bankruptcyof e5t of Caibert Constr. SWD & Co to FrederIck James RESTAURANT MGR. TRAINEE$100 Inc to Robert L Ward & wI Jo Ann, DeMuth & wl Janice E . Lot 47, JOin this Iat growing company person has had the direct cx- Oaks. Fern Emma Boston, wId. to 121. 81k C & Lts I 33. 81k 0. Howell Esti., 54 rep, and make great money perience of making a product." Robert A. Mann & wf Betty J., Beg. Lots Altendaie, 513.000. Henry C. abln & *1 Janice to WAITRESSES- WAITRESSES Dr. Bardach's views are at Pt S ft. W of SE cor. of Lot 28. St. Carters Country Club Kennels Inc. Carl N. Lacaillade Sr. & WI Mary A Joseptis, run N 13$' W 70' etc. to $100. Allen . Keen & Samuel H. &CarlP4. LacailtadeJr . sgl Lot 11, being used in an educational "You" Future-Our Comi,cecn" LouiSe 0 White to A. J. McKinney IV. lndiv., parcel of pr.p. Woodcrest Unit One, 526.500. 201 CommercIal 323.5)75 program by Florists. Trans- & *1 Alma di.. W 150' of E 532' of 5 Bowman 75' in width & 150' depth with 75' Ken Johnson & Shirley to Condev world Delivery, which is coop- 595 ch. of SE'.4 of SEi,d of Sec. 25 frontage of E. E WillIamson Rd., Homes of Orl , Inc., t,t a7a, EARN 136.000 YEARLY 2032. 13.500 crating wIth the National Counabuting SW cor. 01. parcel 5. E'ly Heatherlon Village, Unit Sell a little spice Gerald L. Jones & wf Helen to to E boundary liner Bee. p4 125.000. Put spice in your life cil for Therapy and Rehabilita- Ceo Hmann & *1 Ella Mae, E 50' 141.9' 119.14' W of SE co,. of SW'. of NE. C. S. Courtney to Leo W. Salvali 8. Call 571 2056 bun through Ilorticulture. The of Lot 286 & W 20' of 215. Queens Sec. 31.20-30 etc., $100. *1 Jeaone D'Arc. Lot 1, 81k R. Mirror So Addn to CB 520.100. agency lsreporting.the benefits Nurses: RIEs 4. LPN's, Aides. Aide Guardian Mtg Investors to Longwood Park, $200 Margaret L Johnson (form. Companion. Needed immediately. K. Wayne Harrell & wt Jean to of tending flowers and plants to Thomas Colardo & w Cheney , Goddington) & Nb Wm H to Edna 06)6 mentally and physically handi- Kellogg, Lot 19 Quail Pond East I)), Barclay Woods, 1st AdØn., Jack C K at:. Lot 7. 81k 21. Sanlando The Suburb Beautitut, All Sec ii) 00) Addn CB $21,000 capped people, drug addicts, . LPN, 4 to 12 shltt. Geriatric cx Wm T Young to Susan 8 17.900 prison Inmates and the elderly. P.Clyde N. Humøirey, sQl. to John Aickley. sgl . Lot 5, 81k B. Druid Charline Burgess' aka Glenn to perience preferred Apply In Jervey. Trustee, LI. 63. Weklva Elder Burgess. Lots III & 119 person, S.anfrd Nursin & Con. Hills Park, 575.500 "In growing a flower, one Hunt Club. Fox Hunt, sic: , Boi*erlown, $100 , vatescint Center. 930 MeilonvitIa A. A. McCtanahan & WI Carolyn to Ruby Oiggey, wId to knows through direct exAve. Kathleen S Foraham, Henry C ErwIn W. John F, Anderson & *1 Joyce W, Rogers & wi Dorris H. ( Int.) 5. l 's perience that one can still conLots S & 6. 81k 1, 1st Sec.. Marvanla, Fordham & Margaret C. Inman to James D. Rogers 1.7 mt. Jt. ten, Lot let me ihow you- Pow you can make James H. Triptetl & *1 Florence tribute beauty to others," says 21 SemInole Raceway, 1st Addn.,' $20,100 ' 5.300 5300 per week Call 373 1317 LI 9. 81k I, Sunland Ests, 5.37,00) John Anderson I. Joyce to A. A. l)r. B.ardach. An important •° 0-co. H. Hofmann & *1 Ella Mae to McClanarian & WI Carolyn. Lots 4 Bernist L. McMichen Jr & *1 benefIt of horticultural therapy, & Mark E. Lutz & wI MarguerIte, Lot Want delIvery peri,on for light 3 (less N 32' of 3). 81k 6, HIghland Diana L. to Carroll D. Dinning & WI 7, Blk 0. Eastbrook s.d Un. No.5, delivery work. Must she explains, is its ability to af- ' Janet H., have Park. 529.000 Lot 1, '81k A, North $32100 . ' dependable transporlat Ion Must ChrIst Church, Inc. tO Wlyne C led some of the patients' emo- Rancies, Sec. 1. 510.500 Pierre Renaldo. Inc to Wm W be reliable Reply to Box 622, Co Emrry 5. wI Brenda 0., Lot I? VivIan 8. Pyle (form. Armstrong) tional problems at the same Wiles Jr. & wf PatricIa M, Lot 154, The Evening Herald, P.O. Box I. Nb. Leon 10 Paul W. Benzon & *1 'Wlldmere Manor, LW., 123.000. 1437, Senford, Fla. 3277). time, and integrate them with ' Frank Dellacroce & *1 Barbara to WeKlva Hufll Club. Fox Hunt, Sec 3 __________________________ Gail . was oflt Eltiedeami J. Curry, wid,, Lot 77 the physical disability. . She Harry 0 Kleeman & *1 Grace M. Everetle B. White & HiiI to Kay cited a paraplegic woman who to Michael D. McCarthy 5, WI Sheila Queens Mirror So Repl Addn Ca., Morton. Village of Wlndmadows Kids! C. E 2Y of Lot II & W SI.))' of Lot IS, . We need young people 1314 years. believed she was a helpless 0akwo Tommie Ann Hurst. ,,g to Billy No. 2, condo., 5)5.500. Hts, CS. 124.500. . Work after school I, Saturdayi Charles 3 Kiefer 5. rI. to Kenneth iripple being taught to stake' First Seminole Svxc: Corp. to Ben . Roy Wiginton & WI Dolores. Lot ' Must be neat and willing to work E Sumal & *1 PatrIcia, Its 12 & 3, Bonaventure HIs.. 1.31,000. Ward Agency Inc Lots 13. 26, 5. plants and tie them. hard. Call Mr. Smith at 323.91ö1, The Greater Cunstr. Corp. to U. 8. 81k E. '2nd RepI Tr. 15, Sanlanclo "She came to see concretely Garden G:ove Un. One, $32,000 between 7:30 & 10 pm. Everett Jr & *1 Helen C It 92 less Springs, $10000 Frank Ashdown, Wid.. to Raymon Charles R. Keller & Barbara to that she could do something J Schmitt & *1 Mary H Lots 798. W 10'. Winsor Edgar C. Coble & WI Mary S., Lot 77 tty Of prospects. AdvertIse ' 5.4)50) useful," said Dr. Bardach. SO, Fort Mellon, 110.000 81k C,' Spring Valley Farms, oret'yle In the Michael Maloney, widr, to Jan01 J.hrnsy Walker Real Estate, Inc. "Moreover, she had the oppor. Ciasslfied'*. Krup.enj. Audrey J, Luning. Donald 112.500. to Barbara M. MarIne, Lists I tunity to experience at least S R. L3.4 my. Corp. to lame, I. 3 Harmon I. Leroy S. Harmon, Lot Ilk 45, Crystal Lake WInter Homes . 1. 81k, A, Country' Club Manor Un. Pacey 1, wf Carol M., Lt I BIk 3, three things symbolically, She sd, $21,100. Rint1i 1 $40)Q . . . . Sabal Point Amended P1st. $10,100. _______________________ MagnolIa Sw. Corp. to James C. SaW that other living things Magn.11a SVC. Corp. Ii Don Gamble, Lot 59L Weklva Hunt Club Chutes E. McDonald & Shirley to Hoover Cansh' '. need stport, too. She UW that Fox Inc., It $91 Weiva Hunt. Sec. 3, : ' Erhard Buck & wf Mary Ann Lot 'II, Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sac.), SLIX. 3OApartments Unfu she could be useful to a living • Winter Spgs. 0ev. Corp. to Sol. . BIk 0. Sweetwater Oaks. Sec 6, John A. Adams Jr. & *1 Dorothy thing. If she has an interest in Dale Builders Inc., Lot 429. Winter 179,000. . to Joseis F. Zaletak & *1 Mary Un., 510.000. • James R. Johns & Helen to Gary 11 & 12 Its OVIEDO FTU- Oupiexes f-urn, or supporting a plant, it is but a . Springs Ilk 25, Sanlando Sub. WInIer Spgs. Dcc, Corp to Frank .l%zwr & wt Nellie, Unfurn. Wooded, Home sits lots. LOt 15, vaCated &eautifttl. Sanford Sec., $50,000 small step to envision an inter. arelzoff I. WI Josephine, LI. 4 plat of Palm Shadows. 130,000. RIDGEW000 VILLAGE Ms Eugine P. Martinsau & WI Nancy Winter Springs Un. 1,59,900. est in supporting a person. 3731 John H. Veomans & *1 $tefla ti toEd*lnA. Trler&wf Nadine, iti Prof. Inc. to Central Fla. Rabbit Mt. Ovar. Ins., 112.5, IlkA Country "A very young child can feel Eatei'prlses Ilk A, Sweetwater Oaks, Inc., leg. Cl NW Sec 1, DeBARY- Largi, lovely 1 BR., air1 Club HIs., Un. I, 12S.SI0. • $97500 a sense of accomplishment and Lot. 9 Entzminger Farms Ne.car. near' stores. Ideal fur retired Thelma Mann to W.H. WOodruff & 7, ' 3 T. Mclaln Jr., I Ruth to Gag. S. rsofls 32) 0340, 645 445 pleasure by filling a pot with $9.10.. *1 Viola,.Big at SE CiSC. of N'. 0 Mathieue 5. *1 Eliz., Beg o' $ Jack C Menef.e & *1 BeatrIce to NW'.'. of SE'/. Sec 2520-32. run N NW cur. of soil." _____ . . . NE',i of NW'4, Sec FrederIck 3. Covey & *1 VirginIa H. II 4' etc., 11.000. Ridgewood Arms • Nice 2 BR block home, turn or ijnfurn 3232920 or 372 7529 after 6 -. VETERANS-. Best buy In town13.000 und*r comparable homes 3 BR. 2 bath kitchin equipped Central heat & air, wall to.watl carpeting Owner pays all closing costs Buy now 5. qualify for homeslead exemption from They're Hot! 377.4991 1 3233996 Apartmen SANFORDSuntand, VA ReposiesS,ons. 3 BR. big fenced lot from $100 down CRANKCON'STEALTy REALTORS-I3O 6061 , Evps. 323 3549 Kitchen EquIpped Adult.Famsiy 2521 Park Dr Realtor ' 1../ FOR SALE TWO GREEN LAMPS -,w... . ' , Uppland ' • - HERE IS MY MESSAGE: _j,' ",'xy- ,._ Park -. ______ , . • 'MAIL OR DELIVER YOUR AD AND CHECK • TO'THE •' • Evening' Heiald 300 FRENCH AVE.' SANFORD, h.A., .,.. .'- • • 3277,1 . . . 3&IBedroom 2 Bath - ' QUALITYHOMESATMODERATEPRICES Models Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting __________________________________ 1111111 IlIttlil eltC,4,,wlNt . _l " ': ''' , Corn Damage How do you know whethet' blrth tespet.ially blackbirds or animals (rcoons or woodchucks) are damaging corn' 72. run N 430' E 210' etc., $100. Kef,4W$h W Mcintosh, md. & C-eo. S. Mathioux & wI Ellz, to Trustee & *1 Mary to Dryden Jones, Clarence I. Call About .ir •" Ray Jr., Beg. 5 Edni P Bryan fita Stevens & Hb, pert of Tr. A, r.s dot Ilk $5. Tr. A NW cur. of NE', of NW'.. ot S.c . (Ow. A to Wlnford R. Pointer & WI Christmas Specials NorTh Cr1. .2nd Aodn deic. 0.413 2032. run N 430' 10 N Ilni of NE'4 SI*i.y M., lot 1$, Ilk B, Carriage ot cres $100. Spacious i, • NW'..., thence E 2)0' etc.. U7I0 3 BR apts Tennis, Hill Un. No. 11.12.000. Mary M. Dansby, sQl to Lawmen Mamrfred kroler 5. wf Judy to swImmIng, playground, Dallas E Butther & WI Dorti I. to Oliver & WI Margaret, N"i of It 3 recreation room, laundry room J. iflC & wI Dorothy , • WInfs Park Fed., Lot II, 81k C, Ilk 9 Tier A, Sanford, (.9. Trot. Lot I, Beverly Ten.,, clubhouse, 2540 Ridge*od 1st áodn Oakland Shores, $37400. fords Map 13.000 5)7,300 Ave Sanford, Ph. 321 4120. N 310' Of S 550' of SEii 1,1 NE',, Of SW'4 of Sec. 20-2037, 11,000. trees. - - _______ - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BR 04< ER S Days-377 3173 Nights-3fl 2352 South Seminole * Lake OWN AN ACRE Huge 31 BR home. dote in but "country " Country kitchen in by SANFORD- 7 BR. 1 bath, nrwl,y redecoraleci In nice residential district of small homes 117,500Terms to suit the Individual DELTONA- Owner's cUstomilt 3 BR. 2'.-, baths, parquet floors throughout, utIlity room with much storage, double garage, screened porch, twin turbines with attIc fan. Low ulilitles. Im maculate inside a Out Priced below reproduction cI $43,000, DeBARY- original owner's custom built 3 BR, l's battt home. beamed ceilings, doubie garage. workshop and or offlce In nice residenlial area. $26,000, ' . ' 17 Jewel watches. $2995 up. p'erceo earrings, $695 up Gwaitney Jewelers. 201 S Park Ave W. lSth Sanford. F.la. I Wheel Adult Tricycle For Appointment. Call )OS.222.3)o3 and term; negotiable . JE tINY C LARK R (AL TV REALTOR Phone 372.301 322 ISIS Days and After HouYs _____________________________ ------- 52-Appliances "' . * -_- ______ 1971 GMC condition ____________________________ . _______ Wanted to buy uSed office furniture, Any quantity NOLL'S, CASSELBERRY. Hwy Il 9- 530 1208 ________________________________ Christmas articles. Cots, Electric Humidfier, odds & ends 301 Meadow Hills Court. (Hidden Lake off Lake Mary Blvd.), Sanford. 3226032 558oat & Accessories -80-Autos for Sale JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'77 and. '73 Models, Call 323 5510 or 134.'. 4605 Dealer, 1971 Mercury Cyclone CT, 331 Cleveland. automatic. Power steer:ng, air, $1795 3235913 1O-Swap8. Trade_- __________________________ - BUYERS-DEALERS 1971 Gi.,s'rm 5, 50 HP jalirisco. i Empty your carport or garage. Make 55$ and have fun swapping Ik new trailer, $119',, After too' Bring your articles to Movie. p m call 3235952 _____________________________ Land Drive In Theatre Swap Shop - Flea Market. south 1792, every 30 ft. aluminum pontoon houseboat. Sijnd.a','. 9 a m to 5 p.m. NO sleeps 4. 50 hp Mercury. Nice! CHARGE. Reserve tree spaces. 12.895 Ph 3.49 5271 Phone 327 1216, 7 p m to 9 p m any night ROB5ON MARINE ____________________________________ 292lHw'1 1197 371 5961 - -. 71-Antiques ____________________________________ DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway,. L1s,?ona Beach wilt hold a AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday-. night at 7 30 It's the only one in: Florida You set the reserved' price No charge other than 13 registration fee unless vehicle is: sold Call 904 233 53)1 for further details, 196$ Sports Fury, new inspection, loaded = Nice condllion. 323 9062. ______________________ 57-Sports Equipment ____________________________ 4 - 'A 1971 Chevrolet Impala, custom 24r hardtop, air. PS, P. $1230. 372. $01 after 6 p m Out of Ideas? Visit Ethells An tiques, I mi W of I Ion old St Rd. l6at "76" StatIon, 5471 Everything For The Golfer- Clubs. Balls. Golf Bags. Duclisler Jackets L4dies dod mens golf apparel and shoes. Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop. 377 2531 1972 VW. Super Beetle, AM radio,. good condition 1 owner, $1,350. Call 3227399 after ESTATES, antique Bough? & sold by Estale Agents. Billy H Wells & Associates, Sanford 327 5197 or 323 7120 _____________________________ 1964 Che'velte. 6 cyl. automatic. Good condition, 1.500 3218432 _______________________________ 1972 Mercury Marquis, Brougham, I dr hardtop, fully equipped, ex cellent conditIon. 12.000 569 1132. 377 2811 or 531 ClaSsiled A- Dept CHINABERRY TREE ANT1QLES. 1106W Frt SI Sanford Unusual Christmas Gfls Antiques, China, Glass. Primitives, Fur. n,ture Antique Appraisals Doll Hospital Service Open Tues. thr Sat , 10.5 _______58-Bicycles brand Used S * 1974 SuperGIlde. solid lifter, oil cooler, extra clean, Best offer or will trade for CL 1000 372.1639 )964VW Extra nlcecondit,on 14.30 322 5391 ___________________ - _____________________________ Western Clothing, Boots. Saddles, Bridles etc Horse & Rider1 Western Store. 285$ S Sanford , BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ave FYDT OQv i-U'. I'.J IL,U1I,/I '-"' OAK FIREWOOD 190 Cord 323 6056 afler 5 p m CONSOLE STEREO Gold front, hat everything. S,id new $35995 Bat $177 10 Call Credrt Manager. 67) 6)52 * Christmas Poinsettias in full bloom $210 CRYSTAL LAKE NUR SERY,3n 2199 * Mom will love you all veer br a Micro Wave Oven or a Trash Compactor Dick's Applancli, 26)1 5 French Ave . * Credit M.anagemenf. 611 4332 * rIngs, earrings, necklaces, yo yos. T15./ ccrnic .JLr5,YI Vl I IL/I,) / ' .' - - JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Aluminum Siding Hauling Landscaping & _________________ I can cower 'your home wlh aluminum & Soffil system Alto Roofing. Gutters 20 Yrs Exp Eagle Sdng Co 1St 9563 ' LIGHT HAULING & YARD ANb GARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 349 5371 F ill Santa s bag Quick and easy Shop the wan? ads for Christmas buy's Home Improvements - Lawn Care i 2." HIJOHEY EQUIPMENT On service, Clearing. Møwing,. Back hoe loader 377 5377 ' . Tree Trimming & Surgery-Lawn Mainlenance Free Estimates Licensed Phone 3727542 .entral Heal 4. Ar Conoil.onng EXPERT LAWN SERVICE For Iree estimites. call Carl I Mowing, Edging, Trimming Harr,s at SEARS in Sanford 322. Free Estimates Phon, 373 -, !791 1771 . C leaning SOFA&CHAIRSPIAMPOOED Also Carpet Shampooed Only 135 Prone 122 331$ Gebhardt's Home Repairs, Roam AcScJ.tiOnS 'Concrete Work, Paini. , og. Carpenter Work, Ceramic Tile, Alum Enclosures 37) 4175. CLI THAT CAR TODAYi Place a low cost want ad then slay close to your phone tee I. Gerry's Cleaning Service DICK'S LAWN SERVICE Mow'ng Trimming, Edging With: a Personal Touch 130 54.31. - Free Estimates Pest Control Carpentry, Remodeling. Additl, Left In Lay-Away SIEREO COMPONENT WITH RECORDER Was $75995 Balance 97.10 Call 1961 Chevrolet pick up truck. ne4 sticker. Good ruming condition, $350 349 5702 ________________________________ Maillar.j Auction ' 3)OôliatoltfreetrØqnS,al.Jord '_.___. ___________ WANT E0 SELLERS - fl.lQ -_________ WE BUY FURNITURE - Pickup truck, good Sanford Auction. 323. 1077 Ford Pick up. V I. automatic; air, camper, all like new 1219$, 3735957 after 4 pm * GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS by selling your good used furniture and appliances to Larry's New 5. Used Mart, 215 5 Santond Ave. 372 4132 _________________________________ GARAGE SALE-- Friday & Sat. 9 to 5, Sun 9 tO Noon Tape recorder. -- 79-Trucks-Trajlers ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TOP prices paid, used, any con dition 644 1126, Winter Park Good used TV s 525 & up MILLER'S. 7619 Orlando Drive, Sanford, 327 0352. 8cyle. Lady's 3pee, new. 119 Originally $99 times 322 1371 -_____________ 1973 Honda, 100 SL, dirt bike, gbdà ConditiOn, $200. Call after 6 pft. 1973 Honda, CL, 450, very clean;good condItion Current inspection, 1300 349577) or 3195371 68-Wanted to Buy '. Please Dad with a pair Ot Daniel Greene casuals or hou SIppiri from Knighl's Shoes, Ice E 1st St -........- " 3 Bikes, 1973s- Kawas.aki dirt, 90CC $200: Yamaha dirt, 250 CC; 1430; Chapareli 100CC, 5200. Best offer', Ph. 3736062. ________________________ ' ______" -- Herald BUY JUNK CARS - from 11010 $30 Call 3271671 after 1 pm - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3166or32) 7710 Gelding. II', hands, 12 years' old. gentle, good with chiidren; lack Included, Also Holstein ull, 4 months old. Call 372 4961. WASHER - Parts, Service Used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES, 323 0697 __________________________ 30" General Electric range. ______ Good Condition. 135 Phone 321 Even.ig - Vehicles " "' 372 KENMORE magic number - 77- Autos Wanted Gentle Pony vant to Sell somethng' Dial the FlowirS & Gifts, lrOt.iLi I. E.ut.i, Plants Carnations. $5 do: cash & carry CAREFREE FLORIST 2301 French Ave . 32) 7150 . ______________________________ 6-Horses Coldspot 21 I cu It chest type freezer, Small kitchen table 4. 4 chairs, sofa bed, needs recoverIng, 55. other household lems Ph. 3226)70. - - 78-Mtorcycles Campbell's Poodle Pad-Complete professional grooming, 2467 Park Ave. 377 4121 Closed Wednesdays. .. ----------- $103 iti Sanford Ave - 17) 3979 _________________________- ITONE lSLANDOverlooklng Lake Monroe, 2 story. 2+ bedrooms, fireplace in lIving FREE SHOPPING SERVICE room, On I acre. $39400 with large FORSHUT INS assumable mortgage, ChrIstmas Gills Including birthstone 16 ACRES on Doyle Rood, Price'. J ' Collie Pups in time for Christmas. With papers. $100. 3237491. DISTRIBUTORS 323 5322 SR s, I mi, East II _____________________________ ___________________________________ SALE All Items Reduced 211 Hi, my name is Sherlock, I'm 14 mos old. AKC Reg. Bassett, $75. 3733609. Wesell our tradein turniture allow prices. Good selection. COUNTRY FURN , REPOSSESSED CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR 130 Hwy 134. Longwood 831 5727 _I: • . FOR INSTANCE: 4__ _______________________ . 1972 Williams Craft 15' travel trailer, sleep's 6. 3 burner gas with oven, icebox, water tank, potty, 3 way light. $795. 373.4325. - ___________________ Central HIAC Move ChrIstmas, $19,500 . Refrigerated sandwich unit gas grill and fryer, cash register. other ilems 323 7770 BALL REALTY Req Real Estate Br*r SALES-. RENTALS 5)1W 1st St .Sanford 322 564) or 377 775/ alter Hrs, County - 42. 2 story trame, reduced from 155.900 Owner holding, $44.00) SIDE APARTMENTScI ( Highway 17.92, Sanford BATEMAN REALTY L.4ACrOSS From Ranch Hoij ,Jf Reg Peat Estatc Broker 26)5 5. Sanford Ave 321 0759 eves. 322 /643 Xitchen Bathroom Cabinets, counter tops, sinks Installation available, Bud Cabell. 3225052 anytime, A ilec Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC 107w Commercial Phone 322 1HI. San.tor _____________________________ til AJVS ,W',,'W, tJ, fl '.a CliPs. $650 up. Gwaltney Jewelers, 204 S Park Ave 1200 French Ave. 323-7340 _______ AKC Boxer white. rrate, 1 mOnths ' old, all shots, ears C.',,ed; $100 3217972 after 1 m * - Sanford Auction 75-Recreational Select your new furniture from WILSON MAIER for Ihe best Christmas ever. Save on national brands Liberal trade ins, Free delivery Convenient terms We give TV Stamps 311 E First st , Phone 377 5623. Butane Lighters, 59.9$ up: money 323- 7832 2 BR. I bath. centrai air heat, living room, dining area, utility room, screened porch. carport, drape's, carpet Lake view on high'. dry,weII landscaped, corner lot 1 mile from Dellona Golf Course Ph. 759 350/ ' • HOME IN THE COUNTRYAssumable mortgage Excellent condition it.o W.GARNETT WHITE t, ,%%iOflJIiY Manag*d, ' * corner, for Sale A TWENTY ACRES COUNTRY ESTATE- on clear lake Ex cellent location for hide a way home Will divide or all for 135.000 65-Pets-Supplies -' ' '*' . SNACK BAR AVAILABLE Master Charge. C,00rj Checks. Cash. B.ankAmecicard. Steam Clean Your Own Carpet RentOurRinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 372 5111 ' '*.. $15,500 Eves 312 155/. 3221179 207 E 75th Sf 2 I. screened porch carport. walk to shopping, owner holding. Vacant Fla. REALTOR DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOMEAcre lot A real bargain at Alter Hours: $17.10) Sanford, MLS 3229214 322 1991 377044, ________________________________ Reduced 57900 From I INC. Rent - SALE- Furnllure & Misc itemt Sat & Sun 821 Valencia Court North. Sanford 331 4653 ........ ___________________________ '' - GE 30" self cleaning Range. Reg. $359, now 3490 Sanford ElectrIc Co, 25fl Park Dr. 322 1567 Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries $17 95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Santord Ave I JUST IN FROM NEW YORK CITY -- GARAGE Hal Col bert Realty 122 211$ , BETWEEN WORDS. 1100 E 75th St Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. MIkI.I,4 - ' - and your Classified Ad will appear here fo,7rrOw 42 Storage lots to include bedroom and dining room suites, wicker, chairs, dressers, chests. antiques, appliances. TVi. and ICE sealed storage cartons .. Heat Furnished 54-'-Garage Sales Merchandise _________________________________ ________________________________ - . 64-Equipment for _____________________________ -- MON., DEC. 13, 7:30 P.M Woi1ruf('s Garden Center Ol Celery AvC S3-1'V.RadiO-Ster1.0 Went I AR. bath house in Sanford Will StsUme mPg Call ,atter 6 m 322 f503 --______________________ 62-Lawn-Garden * ' - . *STORAGEAUCTIONi * MuSt - CVERY DAY someone i5 looking tr what you have to sell. Call today Wood or Steel dSk. ee(utiyC desk & chairs. secretariat deSks & chaIrs, slraight ctsoIr;- flttng cabinets, as Is Cash and carry. NOLL'S Casselberry. I? 92. 530 1706 . ' NELSOPI'S FLORIDA ROSES items, 3231347. . ' 10 Country French, Solid pecan walnut: Early American Broyhill, solid p..n. Other hOuShotd 47-Real Estate Wanted Have a New Year's party in your own 3 BR. 2 bath home with carpet, paneled wall, central heat & air, oversized fenced yard BROKER OWNER anxious 10 sell. Will accept trade Reduced to TAFFER REALTY SANFORD- $34 Rosalia Dr. 2 BR. Fla rm 1 'bath, fenced yard $11,700 One'Bedroom .-_._____ Cottage. 5 rooms. 1 bath, 251 1. 3r0 St.. Lake Mary. $11,500. Phone 810-1701 . 32. Choice commercial site 750'xlSO' on US ____ Hwy 1792 inside Sanford city limits By owner 323 29-20 55455 or Auctioneer - Used Office Furniture sacrifice' 2 Bedroom Suites" Thomasville REAL ESTATE New houses na rural area No down payment, monthly payments lets than rent. Government $IjtjldlZe4j to qualified buyers. Call to see if you qualifyt Plnecrest- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick. Broker Deltona, 664 6611 _______________________________ Realtor * Req Real Estate Broser 503W III St - Sanford 323 6061 or 323 0517 eves ___________________________ -- ______ 122 00) Eves 1505 W. 25th St, __________ aerty ---- DELTONA- Completely furnished I BR home, first area. Air con dltioned, 'gas heat. screened porch, new washer. Immediate occupancy. $15,500. Call Bar't M. UNSWORTH REALTY KIfGWOOD COURT- 3 BR. 2 bath, kitchen equipped, lovely home In 'exclusive area. $27,900 17195. F rench • ' NICE- 3 BR home on oversized tot in fine residential neighborhoc4. 12 2. 500 Pt NECR EST- I BR newly decorated home, near elementary school. $19,500. Quiel.OneStory 4 7565 PARK Peg Real Eslate Broker Wm. H. StemperRealtor stuo, 1, 2,3 Bedroom Apts. REALTORS - below market. Owners tran. sferred to Chicago. and need to 3 BR. fenced. kitcheq equipped. $113 per mo SiCK) dep 202 Bamboo Dr.. Sunlanci 332 O(*6 Luxury Patio farm and bringing up to present condition Virgin timber 300 to 100 years old. Much wild game: Deer. wild turkey, quail. A paradise and ShOw place. Farm priced far below replacement cost. Write Trust, General Acceptance Ci ' Box 329, Osage Beach, Missouri, 6.5065 or call collect (Ill) 392 3743. Get 'Em While * NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY POOL HOME- 3 BR. 2 bath, prIced pm eneva ardens Priced right, $20950 321-0041 201)5 Ft,ENCH Sell 136.000 - here originally there ML S REALTORS 32-Houses Unfurnished Dutch Colonial 3 BR, 2 bath home on lake, in wooded setting. 1250 mQnth. 3720753 open. A small fortune and many years were spent improving thiS '"° REALTOR, MLS 373.5774 Anytime - I bath, with large rear yard for YOUr garden. app Warranted Harold Hall Realty _____________ ' 44-FarrGr-ov Multiple Listing Service ___________________ Forrest Greene Inc. MONTHLY RENTALS __ CITY- 2455 Palmetto Ave.- Just listed, conveniently located, 3 BR. 322 2420 ANYTIME beautiful FIREPLACE, formal dining, country kitchen. lOi acres freedom 559.900 WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD- 3 BR. ),. bath home, central heat and air, 17'x21' game room, large trees. Will sell below FHA apprslal, 533900 ....,..,.,. 410 ACRE HEREFORD STOCK FARM. 1295.000. Lake of Ozarks, MissourI. 532.000 down payment, 20 years on balance. Good house, 3 miles of crystal Clear stream frontage. Year around with solid rock bottom, This stream has never run dry. Large fish in stream. Good well. Completely fenced and cross fenced, 3 barns, County road frontage. Very secluded, Wilderness area, 6 separate hay fields finely manicured and terraced. 10 Pd. LAKE MARY- Spacious 3 BR, 2 bath lakefront home with - .. _._ COUNTY- 7701 NarcIssus Ave.Just reduced beautiful country i BR, 2 bath with split floor plan. In excellent condition, and priced right, 8PP warranted. 526.50). , (all Sanford's Sales Leader Moving ' - relax. BPP Warranled. Call for than $750 down, Government , Farmington_Corner lot, bIg enougt, for double wide trailer. Phone 323 6131. --. funding. By builder. 531.1619, _____________________________ Equal Housing Opportunity. - .. - CITY- 101 Holly Ave - Charming remodeled 2 BR. 1 bath.wlth extra bedroom & beth for guests Has loads of potentIal. BPP Warranted. Just 571.S00 Balance of Stan Vermillion, ---' roio State St , Sanford Plaza - Nice corner landscaped resIdential lot, central Sanford local ion, Reasonable By owner, 373 6479 detaIls. Lake Mary- 3 BR, l" bath new homes Under $25,000 with less _ Lot 110'x1I7', corner. Zoned apIs. or re zoned business. Myrtle & 13th. Sanford Make offer. 322 5711. LAKE MAR Y-Hollis St-Custom 3 BR, 2 bath, has dream kitchen, fireplace & much more A good buy for those who like to fish and DELTONA. 1437 Saxon. Near Med. Center. Beautitull BR,2 B, family rm , double garage, many deluxe features, Approved at 135.5001 Builder must sell. Make oIler. To Inspect (30511962111 Collect. Open ______________________________ Sun, 7 5. 92. Five Points (cross over 1191. Make nice shop. $135 mo 321 0509 Real Estate Birds start at the tip of the Blumberg. By EAIU. ARONSON Salon, 519 E 1st • 372 5742. Serretary. Shorfhand & typing ear and peel the husk back, experience required Interesting AP Newsfeatures Raccoons and woodchucks DIVORCE FORMS - For tree i job Varied duties. Company formation write to: Box 791, Therapy with plants and penetrate the kernel with their usually knock down the stalk, . benefits. Equal OpportunIt Pompano, Fia., 33061 flowers is helping many beak and suck the milk, leaving eat the kernels and leave clean Employer Cardinal Industries. physically disabled persons to tire hull still attached, says U.S. areas on the cob, Just as people ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Inc. 321 0220 Free. 625 1227 for "WE Care', regain their self-esteem, a F'ish and WildlIfe expert David do. uits & Teens common loss among the handicapped, 'says Dr. Joan L. Bardach. "(19 A9Incy '-Little Fee" [)r. Bardach, director of ps>ctiological services at New L a WE'RE WAITING ci T'r a n s a tI o n s York University's Institute of To Brighten Rehabilitation Medicine aLso Your Holidays Josephine Maria Keser to John James M. Trammelt, sgt. to Wiley A. Jarreil & WI Bobbie .1. & says horticultural therapy Roberta M. Trammell, sgl. it 1.81k W Keeser jr . Lot2, Adell Park, 1st Thelma W. Rousete Graham 5. Bell, DESK CLERK- NCR 4200, exp. tniakes It possible for newly dis- 3. Lincoln Hts s d Sec 2. 5100 Add. $100 Lots 4 & S No. mandy Square, Ability to do night audit relief Edw. McCormIck & wI Marjorie Josephine Maria Keesar to John 525.000. ' helps Great lob for super sharp ibled individuals "to learn 1*1cc S. Warder &wl Ei,anor K., W. Keesar Jr., Beg. NW car. It. 3. Gus Stepnens & wi Eva to Emory person rather quickly some things that C. Lot' 2, 81k A, 1k. Kathryn Woods, Adell Park. 1st Add.; $1$0. Blake. N' 701W I 3rd Of EL1 ci NE'1 MECHANIC- Class A. diesel Own they can do. $34,000. Ron B, Bennett & wi Francine E f NW'.4 of SE'. of Sec. 32 1931, tools necessary, $200 weeK. Richard P. Brueggeman & *1 toRon B. Bennett & wI& Ceo Dayis 14.000, "The disabled person conies SHEET METAL MECHANICLinda to tlipoint Nita & wI Jean M.. & wI Alberta, LII. 81k A Sweetwater Iarnett Bk of WP to Ralph B. Duct work rip with both metal to know clearly some things he Lt 15. 61k 0, Sweefwate, Oaks. Sec Oaks, Sec 9. $100 Fockler & WI Barbara .1., 1*19. BIk and fiberglass. or she can do because their ac- 6. U9,900 Shelby B Veir & *1 Frances to E. Highland Hills. 535,900 SN IF T HEAD WAITRESS Magnolia Svc. Corp. to Craven Frances L Veirs. Lo.t tivities produce tangible results 21 & W'.l of 72. Leonard Weston & WI Ethel to Leadership ability 81k E. RoberT L. Betts Addn to AS, Johnnie M Robinson & wI Mary F SALES MANAGER RetaIl - a plant that grows two plants 0ev. Co Inc.. Lot 707 Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox' Hunt, Sec. 3, 59.500. 31', lull -- Spotless 3 BR, I", Bath, on large' fenced lot, boded with trees, Country atmosphere. 122,500. FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCINC, $3) 5253 - Mullet Lake Park- 2 BR partly I BR, turn apI . lights, water turn Mature adults. No PetS. 7294 alter I wk days: * Camper Trailer for rent, No pets. 373 102 Drown Dr. Santa's Delight - --. - 1ó,Sanford, 11:00am totOQprn or 6:00pm IllIIp.m. Ask for Mr Letian. El * ectronic Sensor Perm & Beauty Care Products Towers 34-?v')bj le Homes ________________________________ t'I(UUitM LJIiNKt For further Information call 123 4557 Earn extra cash for Christmas Sunland Estate hoies. Osteen- 737 acres; county p road, partly wooded, Corner property Terms. 5)1,700 Broker, 831 0171 Hwy. 46, 11,2 mi. east 1-4 Sanford, Ph. 305-322-6972 Call For Reserved Seats payments of 16 Call credit manager, 3229111 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER The Old Singer Store ___ COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 120 Anderson Circle-Lovely 3 BR, I baIts home with W W carpeting, excellent condition. On beautifully landscaped lot. BPP Warranfed. , Priced at $21,000 Classified Ads MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise daily CO home near Seminole Jr. eottege 2 BR, 1", beth, electric kitchen, garage. Mostly furnished, 5)75 mo * security. 1311272. yard AdultS only 0510 after 1 30 COUNTRYWilson Road-Prestige lakefront setting for this 2 BR, 2 bath home, on9 acres with unique built.in furniture. Call for details. AUCTION GALLERIES GOOdS One of Singer's top Touch and Sew Zig lao machines Assume balanceof 5)55 SOorpay III 90 per month, Will take trade lii. Singer equppe.d to zig tag & make button '3LOISACreage ____________ 11, 7p.m.' HI-WAY 46 60-OfllCe SupplIes 3 BR, 21' x 6.4' Barrington, VA loans available GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr 3315200 Stenstrom Realty Dec. Pianos 3. Electronic Organs with automaticrhythmsection, Liberal trades offered Bob Ball's PanO & Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 W First St. 372 7255 FUTURA BY SINGER rental mobile home on large lot. $29,500 . AUCTION 3231)34 _________________________ Rockwell power tools and Stanley hand tools from Gregory Lumber & True Value Hardwert, l'h 4. MpIe 3770500 3 BR Mobile Home, $900. Call 322 wflT REALTY Furn 1 BR house in Lake Mary on large lot Single or couple. No r'rts 372 3049 2 41-Houses 72-Auction Guitar Lessons by ProfessionatMusiclan,5.lHr I BR, furnistse.j, I0'x20' awning. 10*10' shed. tiedowr,s, . skirting, central air, 0004 .. --.-.. localion 3225725 51-Household _________ --- EXTRAINCOME_.3BRhom,,and - 59Mical Mrctindise ,* - _________ - MOBILE HOME- on 100' lot. 7 large bedrooms, cent. heat & air, 515.500. 33-Houses Furnished . _ - Req Real Estate Bromier, 371 0610 323 7S 372 0179 ' 31-Apartments Furnished NAVEL ORANGES, 52,SOBU 322 0362 01' 3fl 6733 New 42-Ww)blle Homes Sunday, Dec. 12, 1974-SB - _____ - Dad will love Black & Decker or REFURBISHED HOMES: 1)00 down payment to qualified buyers. 3 BR 115,00) and up. WALKER Peg Real Estate Broker General Contractor 1 rooms, 2nd floor rear apt. 113', W. 19th St., Sanford. Security reQuired 3222710 HamlinOranges, 1150. Navels, 12. 7 miles out of Sanford SR 16 West 322 3927 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON FOR FAMIL ES OR FR DS OF JOHNNY , SHOP. RENT. SWAP THE EASY WANT AD WAY. Read and use the Want Ads everyday ' 2 BR, unfurnished, $125 month, first and lasl month in advance. Riverylew Ave nCw, Sparking With charmt Furnished studios. unturnished 1 4. 2 bedroom units Your new home features SZ'eg Carpeting Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase Private Fntrnnce . Dead bolt Lock Fenced Patio Color co ordinaled Kitchen & Appliances cFAPS i.ienhnnet will b ooeri . heal. Florida room, carport, fruit Irees, $175 month, Call 169 0539 between I & 5 or 372 6196 eves & week ends Apartments Care --- 41-Houses Comfortable 7 BR home in Lake Mary, furn. or unfurn., air 4 Educational Chila icr. for as low as . weekI' if you qualify. 323 every ntUIthru Dec22. TWO days delIvery. 322 1171 ' ' IDEAS I - 32-Houses Unfurnjshecj NOW RENTING Sanford Court Sunday - Nloon Friday __ . -. D ER DL Il"1 ES Nloon The Day Before Publication 4A-Public Notices * 50-MisceUaneous for Sale Low Down VA & FHA KuIp Realty. 32773)5 107 W First st., - S1_ford _______________________ . POCKETFUL a. Gt RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. H OURS , DAYS Si FOR Cku DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED for do Have you failed on your last sates job and can't understand why? it yovrselfers, 5.50. Marilyn's 99 'Perhaps your problem is like mine. secretarial Service, Ocala, I'm a good salesman but a poor 7375773 Notary, Marriages prospector, And like many people Performe d I failed at different sales op portunities because I l.cked prospecting abilities. Meeker clutch purses, cigarette My present company, *17cm I have cases & key cases. Gwattn,y been with for sii years now made Jewelers, 201 S Park Ave. my success possible by providing me with more leads than I could I want to thank all of my customers handle. and friends for their kindness. A "The Results," well, Merry Christmas & Happy New t have earned more than $20 Year, J. C Benton, RI, 3. Box 497, thousand a year for the past six Sanford 322 9407 or 322 0771. years Now my Company would Handyman- Removes Trees, like to talk with you Sells Oak & Pine Wood See me on Monday. Dec. 13th at the ALL THOSE r A R5 FOLLOW THE ____________________________ shopping Sell those items you no or write longer need with a Quick Action At AnonFamily Group P 0 Want Ad in the Evening HaId. BO Sanford, Fla. 37771 . -. - 18-Help Wanted JOE, If you're too busy to ctean up the yard for the holidays call _ Exp.rf Lawn Service to do it. ARE YOU ME? Their number is 323 1792 Raising Plants Provides Therapy 41-Houses Orlando - Winter Pork 831-9993 Seminole 322-2611 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Res,dential & Commercial Clean rç RI I. Box 171CC, S.antord, Fl 3271) 32)6125 I Custom Work Liien%ed. Bonded. Free estimate 323 6035 _________________________ ding. lrieet metal. Alum, Soltlts. P.sinting, Air C0(Id . Gutter's. Teeturecoating. Screens. etc Large quality, sn3all dollar Bill Evans. 531 9911 Electrical ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2567 Park Drive 122 1065 - Sewing __________________ Insulation .OwLlN ELECTRIC Etectr , cal' Contractors mercial. industrial, com residential estimates. 372 7373 Free Blown in lns,,ialion. '.tavo In kilation Co call before I a m . 530 0092 or 504 /754347 .Srrerations. Dress Making. Drapes, Upr'olstery 322 0'01 lust about everything to, Christmas CIting can be foUnd in the Want *aIlets. scout knives and clothes. age 0 to II PAY TO N' S CHIL 014 ENS WE AR 2640 l'i aw at ha at 17 97 To List Your Busiress,..'Djl 322-2611 o 831-9993 �0—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Dec. 12, 1,7e CB BREA K -' -' -' ' Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice — - FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE that I am Notice is hereby given that U EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CUR. Notice is hereby given in business at 21 Frech CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE engaged in business at 2640 engaged CB i vi ede Tax Hiawatha Ave. at 17 92, Sanford, Ave., Sanlord, Seminole County, w Off COUNTY FLORIDA. Seminole County, Florida under the Florida. under the fictitious name of CASE NO. 711-1 2-CA-0 name of PAYTON M 1. 0 AUTOMOTIVE, and that I fictitious CHARLES E. FALK, By INK DIPPER pocket expenses directly related to the work. The REALTY, and that I Intend to intend to register mid name with the r,.,, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole register salons mew Ith the Clerk of IRS allows for gas and oil expenses incurred In the Circuit Court. Seminole County, County, Florida in accordance with MARTIN and GERALD L (Editor's Note: Ink Dipper KYZ-3916 ii the handle operating your car for charity work if you have the Fictitious Florida in accordance with the the provisions I FRANCES N. MARTIN. a.k.a of the editor of The CB Times-Journal.) receipts. -Wit; Name Statutes, ToSection provisions of the Fictitious Name FRANCES N. REED, Florida Statutes 1917. 665.09 36509 You've lived through It before. The date is April To Wit: Section Statutes, Another good idea, just in case you're audited, Is Defendants. I 5: Michael H. Johnson Florida Statutes 1957, 13, and the time is midnight. NOTICE OF SALE to keep a log book of what you did In your charitable 2, Publish: Dec. 12, 19, 2S, 1916, 5: Rosa L. Payton. NOTICE 5 given that pursuant to In the last four hours, you've breathed through work. 1971 Bt'oker a final judgment dated the 7th day of 0000 half a pack of cigarettes and floated your bladder In DEC.44 You can keep an account of travel and money December, 1976 In Case No. 76.1472. Pubiiih: Dec. 12. 19, 26, 1976, Jan. 2, CITY OF CASSILBERRY six cups of coffee. On the table in front of you are CA 0 of the Circuit Court of the 1977 spent In the volunteer work. For instance, if you had DEC.11 PLANNING BOARD Eighteen th Judicial Circuit in and stacks of bank statements, checks and receipts. to go out of town on a charitable trip, the log book NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that for Seminole County. Florida, in You've claimed all possible deductions and are would reflect it and you would have the receipts to the City of Cassefb.rry Planning which GERALD L. MARTIN and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR about to sign the form and put it in an envelope with Board will hold a public hearing to . FRANCES N. MARTIN aka SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA back it up discuss the Preliminary Land Us e FRANCES N. REED. are the a painfully written check. The CBis also going tobea big business deduction PROBATE DIVISION Plan Map. The purpose of this Defendants and CHARLES E. File Number 16-310- CP Before you seal that envelope, though, think a with many new CBers, such as truck drivers and is to inform the public of FALK is the Plaintiff, I will sell to Division minute. Can you make one more deduction because traveling salesmen who can prove that it's a the highest and best bidder for cash progress made on the Corn. In Re: Estate , prehensive Land Use Plan and to at the West front door of the REULAH T. AHAIT, of your CB radio? legitimate business asset. After all, it saves time Seminole County Courthouse in scudt input from the public in Now that may sound a little like deducting some Deceased and money by providing directions and reliable relation to the Comprehensive Land Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, NOTICE OF expense associated with your vibrating recliner. inforniationon road conditions and fuel avallabUlty. at 11:00 A.M. on the 301h day of Use Plan. A DM IN S T R ATION The public hearing will be held December. 1916, the following But a CB can provide a real deduction for many Other business people have added the CB and can TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Thursday, December29, 1976 it 7 described property set forth in the CBers. C LAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST justify it. Many commercial fishermen, for inorder of final judgment: P.M. in Casselberry City Hall, 95 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Of course, the suggestions we offer aren't solid. stance, now have CBs on their boats instead of (or in Lots 19 and the East ' of Lot 20 Lake Triplet Drive, Cisselberry, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED WAYMAN Florida or as soon thereafter as A, LAKE Block Nothing surrounding tax law really is. Some ataddition to) the more expensive marine radioIN THE ESTATE: HEIGHTS, HIGHWAY ADDITION, possible torneys build great fortunes every time there's a telephones, and they're using them as a way of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED according to the plat thereof as Linda Thomas, that the administration of the estate major rewrite In the federal tax laws. And the getting emergency help and finding out where the recorded in Put Book 4 Pe 24, Acting City Clerk of Beulah T. Ahall, deceased, File Internal Revenue Service Is the last place to find PRSCF. Casselb.rry, Florida schools of fish are running. Number 76 370 CP, Is pending in the DATED: 12076 Approved: 127.76 firm answers. You may be in doubt about whether your GB can Circuit Court for Seminole County, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Publish: Dec. 12, 19. 1976 Florida, Probate Division, the ad A few years ago, one financial publication asked provide a deduction. The best thing to do is check Clerk of the Circuit Court DEG 42 dress of which Is Seminole County _____ _ five different IRS offices the same question about a By Patricia A. Jackson with the person putting together your tax return — I Courthouse. Sanford, Florida The NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUSClerk Deputy tax problem and received five different answers. if he or she knows anything about tax laws -or call if personal representative of the estate NAME STATUTE is William A. Walker II, whose So what we have here are generally suggested the IRS. The agency will stand by Its answer, but TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 1916 Publish: Doc. 12, address is P.O. Boa 610, Winter Notice is hereby given that the practices and not the Gospel. the "official" version of the tax law will give you DEG- 46 Park, Florida 32790. The name and corporation named below. pursuant If you use that CB as a member of a volunteer fire over a period of years, and any repairs or some idea, maybe, about where you stand. address of the personal represen to the "Fictitious Name Statute" department, volunteer rescue squad or civil defense tative's attorney are set forth below. replacement parts needed to keep it working are That CB won't provide you a big tax loophole. It Chapter 065.09, Florida Statutes, All Persons having claims or unit and are not paid for the services, then you can will register with the clerk of the also deductible. won't be as big a break as an extra kid or a big, dema nds against the estate are Circuit Court, in and for Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE probably take a deduction if the set Is required to Those deductions would be taken off like any uncollectable loan you made to your brother-in-law. required. WITHIN THREE County, Florida, upon receipt of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. get to the scene of the emergency. charitable contributions. But it'll help. And on April l3, you need all the help proof of the publication of this SEMINOLE COUNTY, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF CUlT THE FI RS T PUBLICATION OF It's considered an asset and can be depreciated notice, the fictitious name, to-wit: As a volunteer, you can also take off any out-of- you can get. FLORIDA THIS NOTICE, TO file With the clerk ATTORNEYS' TITLE SERVICES. CASE NO. 76.1354.CA-49.0 ______ _______ COR. of the above Court a written under which I corporation named LOCAL MORTGAGE statement of any claim or demand below is engaged in business in PORATION. etc., Plaintiff, they may have Each claim must be Seminole County, Florida, fronf in writing and must indicate the offices located at the following vs basis for the claim, the name and address: 100 East WILLIAM T. YOUNG, at Central Defendants. address of the creditor or his agent Boulevard, Orlando, Florida 32502. or attorney, and the amount That the party interested in said NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that, claimed, lithe claim is not yet due, business enterprise Is as follows: pursuant to a Final Judgment of the date when it will become due Lawyers' Title Services, inc. Foreclosure entered in cause snail be stated. If the claim is LAWYERS' TITLE. By ROBERT ANGUS "We're on an educational program now. We're up the channels and cut down on the rat- numbered 16.1304 CA 09 D. in the contingent or unliciuidated. the SERVICES, INC. not enforcing for the moment," Freeman continued. Circuit Court of Seminole County, nature of the uncertainty shall be By: Paul B. Comstock chetjawing," one area user reports, although he As President Florida, I will sell the property stated. lithe claim is secured, the CBers in the Norfolk, Va. area recently have been "Instead, we're trying to get rules compliance from adds, "I had just finished a transmission on Channel Dated at Orlando, Orange County, situate in Seminole County, Florida. security shall be descrlb.. The encountering a new handle on the air — Uncle the GB operators. If we find a serious violator, we'll 2 when this voice came booming in behind me an, described as: claimant shall deliver sufficient Florida, on December lIt, 1916 Charlie. send a warning letter first. If he doesn't start Lot 1, LA •FLORESTA. UNIT copies of the claim to the clerk to PubliSh' Dec. S. 12, 19, 26, 1976 flouncing 'This is your Uncle Charlie.' It shook me ONE, according to the plat thereof enable the clerk to mail one copy to DEG - 11 Uncje Charlie, as every experienced CBer knows, complying, then we'll go In and enforce," up, I can tell you." as recorded in Pla t Book 15, Page 6. ea ch personal representative. is the nickname for the Federal Communications Tidewater transmissions carry a much higher Other lobbyists report that In addition to hiS' of the Public Records of Seminole All persons interested in the estate •i)TICE UNDER FICTITIOUS' Commission (FCC) which is empowered to set the NAME STATUTE to whom a copy of this Notice of percentage of call signs than do transmissions in creased use of call letters and shorter conCounty, Florida, has been mailed are 'TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. rules of the GB garnc and to see that they're enmost other parts of the country, one indication that versations, Uncle Charlie seems to be responsible at Public Sale, to the highest and AdministrationWITHIN Notice is hereby g!ven that Ins THREE best bidder, for rash, at the west required, forced. It seems that Uncle Charlie has been the program Is working. FCC brass in Washington for power reductions by some area offenders. undersigned, pursuant to the "Fic front or of in. Seminole County MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF eavesdropping ca his good buddies around the titious Name Statute." Chapter 065, are keeping an eye on the program and if they like Courthouse, at Sanford, Florida, at THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF country and isn't always pleased with what he 11:00 AM., on December 201h, 1976. THIS NOTICE, to file any objections 09. Florida Statutes, will register what they see they'll extend it to other parts of the Ranks around the country are jumping on the CB with Clerk of the Circuit Court, in they may ha ve that challenges the (Seal) hears. country. "It's a lot easier and cheaper to do an bandwagon, offering GB transceivers either free or validity of the decedent's wIll, the and for Seminole County, Florida. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. The result is FCC personnel taking to the air, to education job than It into send out an enforcement qualifications 'of the personal upon receipt of proOf of publication at substantial discounts as inducements for opening Clerk of the Circuit Court representative, or the venue or Of this notice, the fictitious name, to. talk up good manners. If that doesn't work, Uncle team," Freeman observed. By: Patricia A. Jackson , new savings accountsor taking out auto loans. , wit. NATURE'S NOVELTIES under Jurisdict i on of the court. Deputy Clerk Charlie has made it clear that he has much more Uncle Charlie Is looking for six categories of Connecticut's Colonial Bank offered Audlovox 3.. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND which I am engaged in business oil PubliSh: Dec. 12, 1916 drastic steps in mind for the offenders. violators — those who consistently fall to use their channel mobile units at half price to successful car OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Interstate Mall, Stars No. 6. Jct. II DEG- 48 "We're talking to CBers on the air here," said ________ WILL BE FOREVER BARRED 6. Hwy 436 Altamonte Springs, Fla call letters, those who transmit with excess power, loan applicants, while the First National Bank of Date of the first publication of this 32701 Jerry Freeman, engineer in charge of the FCC's those using obscenity on the air, those operating Minneapolis did the same for savings account That the party interested in said Notice of Administration: field office in Norfolk. "We're also talking to GB over a distance greater than 150 miles, CBers who customers. bulintSs enterprise is as follows. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND December 5th, 1976, clubs and have encouraged them to use call letters Harlan Goeken William A. Walker II , operate outside the 23 channels set aside for New York's Dime Savings Bank offered a choice FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. AS Personal Represents . Dated at Altamonte Springs, on the air. It's typical for us to get on the horn and FLORIDA citizens' radio service, and any operators who do of CB units free to persons depositing $15,000 in Seminole live of the Estate q, County, Florida. CIVIL. ACTION NO. 76-2113.CA-S4-I say, 'This Is KFCC-1000, your Uncle Charlie here,' anything that's contrary to federal, state or local three different accounts to inaugurate the opening Beulah T. Ahall, November 17. 1976 In RI: The Marriage of and start talking up rules and regulations to GB law. PubliSh: Nov. 21, 70, Dec. S. 12, 1976 Deceased ' of a new branch, while down in Atlanta the First MARY B. CAMPBELL. DEF-93______ users. We find now that we're getting about 98 per Most Tidewater CBers approve Uncle Charlie's Petitioner, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL National Bank offered free CBs with 36-month car REPRESENTATIVE. and CITY OF LAKE cent of the CBers here to use their call letters. broadcasts. "No question about it, they've cleaned loans, Winderweedle, Haines, Ward LESTER F. CAMPBELL, MARY, FLORIDA & Woodman. P A Respondent. Notice of Public Hearing P0 Boa NO NOTICE OF ACTION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN winter Park, F lorida 37790 TO: LESTER F. C AM PBELL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY Telephone: (305) 644 6312 Co Morley Oakley THE City Council of the City of Publi s h Dec. S. 12. 1976 36.52 Cooper Road Mary, Florida, that said City DEG OWC VI. UflIO 45141 - 12 .. Lcuncipnas received a i"efltuonoy U. You will please take notice that F Wheeler, Jr. and Letha R. Fowler requesting the City of Lake Mary to second Tuesday of each month Civic Center. Object lvcs— Aiding the hard- First Federal Building in there has been filed and is pending CRYSTAL CRACKERS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR in the Circuit Court in and for annex the following described Objectives Ai di ng hard-of- of-hearing. Number of members Sanford. 40. at the Greater Sanford Seminole County, Florida, Civil SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA property. Chamber of Commerce hearing chil dren in Florida and President Bill [cacti Objectives - Assisting in all Action No. 762163 CA 04.B s.eking a PROBATE DIVISION PARCEL A: Begira'ing 73.9 chains dissolution of the marriage of said File Number 16.3.31.CP South 01 the Northwest corner of also a Cradle Care program for Organization meets emergencies, The Building. In RI: Estate of Section 10, Township 20 South, first Tuesday of every month at Objectives Seminole MARY B. CAMPBELL and LEONE 1. GRUNDERMAPI, Its primary mentally retarded children. Special projects MAGNIFICENT60F LESTER F. CAMPBELL, and other Range 30 East, run South to Lake Special projects Starting Youth Deputies. the Greater Sanford Chamber purpose Is to aid hard-ofCounty Deceased CENTRAL FLORIDA relief. Mary Road; thence Northeasterly NOTICE OF These presents are to require you work on plans for a jamboree at along road right of way to poInt 7Q of Commerce Building, about hearing children. Number of members - 35. ADMINISTRATION to file your written defense With the f Northerly of the Sanford Grant Special projects Several Winter Park Mall which would 7:30 p.m. President James Brown. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Line; thence South SI degrees West Clerk of the above styled Court and currently are planned to assist Involve area CB club members Objectives Buying school Organization meets — First to serve a copy thereof on CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 149 feel; then ce N or therly along the LTD CLUB THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL edge of Like to a point books and special hearing the Greater Sanford Chamber setting up booths and selling CS Monday of each month at Petitioner's Attorney, Gordon V. due East of Number of members 489 Frederick, P.O. Box 1715, Sanford, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED the Point of Beginning, thence West equipment and related 'goods devices for deaf children of Commerce. Florida Power & Light, SanIN THE ESTATE. Florida 37171 on or before January to t he Point of Beginning, (Less the President Russ Williamfor two days. throughout Florida. YOU ARE ford. . HEREBY West 130 feet South of Lake.) ' 77, 1971 Should you fail to do so a son. NOTIFIED that the administration default may be entered against you Objectives (Containing 3.5 acres more of less.) Ai di ng those f theestate of LEONE L. GRUN Objectives —AidIng the hardcmzis FOR BETTER and the cause proceed ex parte. PARCEL B: Beginning the needing assistance. DERMAN, deceased. File Number intersection of South Line of the WITNESS my hand and official Thl-COUNTY of-heari ng. HIGHWAY SAFETY 76 351 CP, is pending in the Circuit Sanford Grant Line with the East seal as Clerk of the above styled ROADRUNNERS ' — LTD CLUB Number of mem bers 2$3.. ' LTD CLUB Court on this 0th day of December, Court for Seminole County. Florida, line of the Northwest '.iol Section IQ, Number of members Probate Division, the address of Township 20 (Sanford Chapter) 71. President Hugh Freels. SEMINOLE Number of members AD. 1916 482. South, Range 30 East; which is Sem ino le County dour (Seal) President Number of members Walter Massey. Organization meets 63. Every COUNTY REACT thence run North 9.ctuains; lhece President' Russ W illiam. thOLjSe. Sanford, Florida 37771, The East .5 chains; thence Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., North 270.49 Organization meets President Bob You The Thursday at the W in ter Park - son. Number of mem be rs 77. personal representallv,c,f the estate feet - thence Clerk of the Circuit Court, North 30 degrees West Group m'ets Ri: Sheraton , 15 VIOLA F, President Ken Murphy. GRUNDEMAN, By: Cherry Kay Travis 4914 feet; thence 'West to Railroad whoIe address is 310 Faith Terrace, Deputy Clerk Organization meets Last Inn, 6 p.m., second Saturday of right of way; thence Southwesterly M ai tl and, Florida 32751. The name PubliSh: Dec. 12. l. 26. 1974, Jan 21 along Railroad fight of way to the Tuesday of each month at the mouth. and address of the personal 1971 Sanford Grant Line; thence South 43 representative's attorney are set clog DEC. 19 fires East niong Grant Line to the belOw • ______________________________ forth, Point of Beginning, (Con taining — 5 All prsons having claims or acres more or less.) , l 10.29 Stolen or Wanted 10-1 Receiving Poorly IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE demands against the estate are That the City Council will hold required,' 10.30 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Against FCC Rules WITHIN THREE 10-2 Receiving Well public hearing at 1:30 pm, or as CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF 10-33 EMERGENCY soon thereafter as possible' on Stop Transmitting 10.3 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF COUNTY, FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that a I SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Thursday, January 20, 1971. to 10.36 Correct Time (?) 10.4 OK (Message Received) CIVIL ACTION NO. 76'16I2CA0iP Public Hearing will be held by the THIS NOTICE, to file With the clerk consider the Civil Action No. 74-464.CA.0.A adoption of an or. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Of the above court a written dlnance by the FEDERAL ' NATIONAL MOR. Planning and Zoning Commission in . 10-39 Message'Delivered 10-5 Relay Message City of Lake Mary, LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PANAMA statement of any claim or demand TC.AGE ASSOCIATION, an agency the City Commission Room, City 10.41 Switch To Channel. 10-6 ' Busy, Stand By - they may have. Each Claim must be Florida, title of which is as follows' CITY, existing uner the laws of the United Hall, Sanford, Florida at 0.00 P.M. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Plaintiff, In writing and must indicate the on Thursday. Dec. 16, 1914 to con. Stales of America, 10.7 Out of Service, Leaving Air 10.42 Home vs.: ' basis for IPse claim, the name and OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, TO Sider the following change and Plaintiff 10.8 In Service, Subject to Call 10.43 Information JOHN E. MEZGER, JR. and address of the creditor or his agent EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL AND amendment to the Zoning Ordinance ' 10.9 Repeat Message or attorney, and Ahe amount MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO ANNEX JOYCE L. MEZGER, his wife, ol . the City of Sanford Seminal, RICHARD J. WOLFGANG and 10.45 All Units Report (To Control) AND REDEFINE THE BOON Defendants, claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, DARY MAY DNA WOLFGANG, HIS County, Florida, 10-10 Out of Service, Subject to Call 10-51 On The Way LINES OF THE NOTICE OF ACTION the date when it will become due WIFE. DEIDRE D. BOYLES; Rezoning from RC-11. Restricted 10-12 ' Visitors Present shall be Stated. If the claim is MUNICIPALITY TO INCLUDE 10-52 Check In With Base TO: JOYCE L. MEZC.ER ' , PACIFIC FINANCE ' LOANS; Commercial District r pi E ii E RE I N A F T E R Residence'-unknown conllgenl or unIiquid$te, the 10-13 Weather-Road Conditions RALPH' ALLEN BOYLES; and To That of GC 2. General Corn. 10-56 Mt At. r,a'i,'re of Ihe'uncerlainty Shall be DESCRIBED LANDS SITUATE YOU ARE NOTIFIED mercial District that UNIVERSAL GUARDIAN an CORP., 10-16 Make Pickup At. • AND BEING IN SEMINOLE , r..... Uz Phone ,.,. t. , 'I',!' ;r'er1' Dfcr4. • UUi'IIY, FLORIDA, PURSUANT' 10-18 Message For Us? (Hurry) 2, 3. 1, S. 0, 9 & 12. Elk S. A. B. the following property in Seminole Security shall be described. The TO AMENDED Wailing Next Message FLORIDA STATIIY5 County, Fiorida. . Claimant Russell's Addition to Fort Reed. Shall deliver sufficient NOTICE OF ACTION 10.19 Nothing For You 10-75 Ciusing' Interference West 25 feat of Lot 3 and the East copies of the claim to the clerk to 171,044: ' PROVIDING ZONINO Plot Book I, Page 91 TO RALPH ALLEN BOYLES 10-20 Location (?) 50 fee' of Lot 2. Block "A". enable the clerk to mail one copy to FOR THE SUBJECT PROPERTY; Being more generally described YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 10.77 No Contact PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND 10-21. .Call - Phone WALKER'S ADDITION that an action for foreclosure of 'a as located SE corner of 261h St. TO each personal representative, MENT OF THE OFFICIAL mor'gage, certain ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, according 'and Sanford Avenue. involving ' All Persons inteqelledin the esfaf, a 10-91 Talk Closer To Mike 10-22 Disregard Message ZONING MAP; PROVIDING to the plat thereof as 'rtcord in to whom a copy of this Notice complaint and first amended The planned use of the property is 10-97 Arrived At Scenr 10.23 Stand By (Standing By) Complaint, his been filed against, to remove the non Conformity of a' Plat Cook 9, Page 11, Public Administration has been milled sr* DIRECTIONS TO THE CITY . 10-98 Mission Completed business on Lob it and allow less' Records of Seminole County, required. 10-25 In. Contact' )ov and you are required to serve a WITHIN' THREE CLERK; SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Florida. copy of written defenses, if any, toil restrictive commer cial us. Of this MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF , A 10-99 Cannot Copy You 10-26 Message Received copy Of Said ordinance shall be Ml been filed against you and you, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF on PAUL M. GOLDMAN, Attorney commercial property. 10.100 Personal 10-27 Moving To Channel, . are re'jired to serve a copy of your THIS NOTICE, to file any objections available.at the office of the City for Plaintiff, whose address is P.O. The Planning I. Zoning Cam. Box 1366, Merritt ISland, Florida, mission will submit a recom. written defenses, If any, to It, on they may have that challenges the Clerk of the City of Lake Mary, 10-200 Police Needed 10.28 Check Registration Juliui G. Petrusk.. ROWLAND, validity of the decedent's will, the Florida, for all persons desiring to 32932. and file the original with the mendation to the City Commission PETRU5KA, BOWEN 6. Mc. Qualifications of the, Per sonal examine the same. Clerk of the above styled Court at in favor of, or against. the requested ALL INTERESTED PARTIES Sanford. Florida, on or before the change or amendment. The City DONALD, Plaintiff's 'attorney, representative, or the venue or are invited to atlend arid be heard w$soseaddress is300 North Magnolia jurisdiction of the court. llth day of January. 1977; otherwise Commission will hold a Public THIS NOTICE lstobe Pub lished In Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32001, on a judgment may be entered against ,soaring In the City Commission ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND or before January 13th 1917, and file OBJECTIONS NOT 50 F ILED Use Evening Herald, a newspaper of YOU for the relief demanded in the Room in the City Hall, Sanford, general circulation in said City, one ... this original with the Check of this WILL BE FOREVER BARRED.' Complaint. The mortgag. being Florida at 7:00 P.M. on December time each week for four consecutive Court either before service on the foreclosed is recorded in Official 77. 1976 to consider laid r.com. Data of In* first publication IhII ' weeks prior to the time of the public Plaintiff's attorney or immediately Notice Of this Notice of Ad. Records Book 091, page 260. public ' mendatlon. hearing thereafter, Otherwise a default will minIstration : December 131h, records of Seminole Countg, All parties in interest and cItizens 1976. DATED thIs 161h day of . . Florida. be enlaced against you for the relief shall have an opportunity to be Viola F. Grundernsan ember, 197, demanded in the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and seal of the heard at said hearings, Al Personal Represent., CITY OF LAKE said Court on this 91h day of By order of the Planning and WITNESS my hand and the $@&I Of live Of 'he Estate ot ' MARY, FLORIDA FLOP tOM —\ Zoning Commission of thi City Of December, 1971 . this Court, this lth day of December, ' Leone L. Grvnjeqaj . By: 5: Key Sassman I (Seal) 1q16. Sanford, Florida, this 9th day of City Clerk December, 976. (Seal) . Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. ' ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Arthur H. HarrIs Clerk of bite Circuit Court REPRESENTATIVE BROCK, MASSEY & Chairman Clerk of the Circuit Court . . W H. MOrrISOIS. Esquire By Patricia A. Jackson WALDEN By: Mary N. Darden City of Sanford ' 620 Maitland Ave. Deputy Clerk 414 E. Simoran Blvd. Planning and Zoning Deputy Clerk Altamonte Spring,, FL 37701 PubliSh. Dec. 12, )P.M, I76, .iafl. 2. Altamonte 594'ings, Fla. 32101 Commisslgi Publish: Dec. 12, 9,24, 1974, Jan, 3, Telephone: (3Q5) 0314102 I 191" City Attorney 1971 Publish: Dec. 12, 1916 Publish: Dec. 12, 19,. 19y6 Florida Department of Administration Publish: Nov. II, 31, Dec. 3, 17, 976 DEG.10 DEG 43 .. 060 ,45 DEF 94 Pro WOMEN Write Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 12, 197-1C .. so*** of 00160 00000 Jan. 00 0 00 '1 U . _. I fit ~ I 010 I ,,,-,• .',' .1.9 i \.. , 4 .J',e' b .. . ;, 4' I .-' ' it -• 'A ., __ , i . 4 ; 'd & .11-:e " .P'-, ~~ , .d 0, .L , / " J / . \ k,k " ~ 5 - , . , ',""' , lr...w ..,, . t. - . r - . „. 1 - ' " Jl4'74ar " Christmas 0. ,,'j VN k0ii -. '-'7 , - ,1 ." 1 "" r / --' ' . '; s. he ( t, i /' r ' .~ -'w (Herald Photos by Jean Pattesan) Participants at the Chamber Ladies' Brunch included, from left, Jan Freeman, WiltIt Radio; Shirley Marazita, Lois Geh man and Sheila ~ 1.0 Celebrates -11.... lc:y 1 , - ; k-. !;ir, i?'? i, '7'_ (1 10 ...- ' L4' 4h;fI-. . ' lt&a. ' '' I ill ..'j \ I , ' Chamber - 11 -444 ,," ~'.1:'. . - .;,"% CO-110 ,, " ~ ~.~ . ," k , . '.' ' .; ' Ve":*,!~~1, 1~~ -. 1..!' < 1, ' z . 'f:' L r - i'i e_X a . ' 110 , _. . ~rl__ L - V .. -,, " I-, . * .- ~, . ( ,,, ; t' '11-N" ", - . "I I .j —1 4% I N ~ N ~-, k , . A 4; ' -*% , \ . , . . . 4 I J.,,~ 4._ . , _______ ex Eudeil, Flagship Hank of Sanford; Ruth Ilollon, Seminole Memorial Hospital and hostess, Virginia Longwell The working women of Sanford took a break Thursday morning from their office routines, to enjoy gifts, good fellowship and great entertainment at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce's annual Ladies' Brunch. Hostess for the event was Virginia Longwell, secretary emceed the program. Refreshments were served gifts enjoyed and door prizes (donated by Sanford merchants) won by lucky ticket holders Following a pep talk' by Homer urging the women, "who hold the purse strings!” to shop first In Sanford, the gathering was entertained by the Jazz Rock Ensemble, a part of the Seminole '1igh School Chorus Under the threctionof Robert o, Maguire, the talented teenagers rendered numbers ranging from traditional English Christmas madrigals to modern pop songs, Accompanied by student pianist Bobby Newson, the ensemble infused an Interesting up-beat note to their music, much of which was accomplished by expressive movements choreographed by the students themselves, I 'J. 0. Uncle Charlie' s Got Ears On . Yuleti de Traditions Differ... 1 By MAII't'I.IN K. TIP"I'ON Herald Correspondent "Christmas in France is a time for the whole family to get together," recalls Magali Hamilton, Forest City. "Christmas' Eve Is the real celebration. You put the children to bed, then the parents and relatives decorate - the tree. "One thing we do in France that you don't do here," she says, "is that we still put tiny candies all over the tree. They are quite tiny, like birthday candies in this country would be. It really is quite beautiful." Magali explains that the adults go to midnight nias.s on Christmas Eve after the stockings are hung and the children's presents are placed under the tree. "Adults exchange gifts at New Years," she explains. "There are lots of goodies for the children in the stockings," says Magali. When you are young there are also some toys, but there are many almond paste cookies in the shapes of animals, candy and "that was a time of the year we all looked forward to, because then se got fresh oranges." A reminiscent smile crosses her face as she says, "My mother was a great cook so we always had Buche de Noel, a rolled cake frosted with cbocolste that looks like a log. I still make them now." On a trip to France two Christmases ago Magali noted that families do not decorate their homes before Christmas. "There is no way to tell from the outside a home that Christmas Is here, but inside there may be some natural decoration, perhaps some holly," Magali, who has been in this country 18 years, was born on the Riviera, but only lived there briefly. "I spent much :f my youth in Grenoble which is a university town. My father is a history professor so we always lived in university towns." Coming to the United States on a scholarship Magali attended college for three years at Atlantic Union near Boston. There she met her husband, L. E Hamilton, a real estate investor, "on my first and only blind date." Magall's social interests reflect her heritage closeR "In Europe you must take two languages aside from your . . CB O . - - - 0 — — — - - — — — — — — Magail ilamiUon — — ('hristnlas a time for children Sentiment St ill- Same By JEAN PATTESON Women's Editor Hans Iorup doesn't think he'll be feeling too homesick for his native Norway this Christmas. He's having too much fun celebrating an American Christmas right here in Sanford. Oh, there will be some things Hans will miss. The traditional Norwegian Christmas cookies, for one. A good housewife In Norway, the saying goes, can bake at least 10 kinds of cookies. And there are the feasts hosted by businesses and other organizations for their employes or members in the weeks leading up to Christmas. Such feasts! Complete with roast suckling pig, apple in mouth, says Hans. An American Field Service (AFS) exchange student, Hans, 18, is calling Sanford home during this school year, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Forbes, 153 Pinecrest Dr., and their 17-year-old son, Richard, are his family. As tall, blonde and blue eyed as one would expect a Norwegian to be, Hans is also warm, natural and alert to all the new customs and events happening all around him. A student at Seminole High School the is repeating his senior year, having graduated last year in Norway), Hans has become thoroughly involved in American school life since arriving in September. He says he loves football, marching bands. . . and ice cream! His classes include American history, English. sociology and guitar. Back in Norway, he concentrated mainly on math and physics. Hans remarked on the large size of American schools and the wide variety of courses they offer. In Norway, schools tend to be smaller and more specialized, lie also enjoys the tremendous school spirit evidenced by the Seminole High students. He is also fascinated by the American "melting pot" - ' See CHRISTMAS, 3-C — — . at . , — — — — — — — — See BUT SENTIMENT, 3-C N. (16, — 49-Swllvlsl!~~1;;~*Insv_14,~e~..-V~t2!~,.~k*.,*ft~i.N.!t~"o-P — — -- ." — r. k,*.I* - e . _1~1 -. *A:; 4*04tA a * I - fr ,.' - ,N~%b, , r 6.. . - j i~ ,rt 4 -14, ~- ~, b—Ak, hans Lorup, left — sharing an American Christmas with 'brother', Richard Forbes For ,Air Mail — CB'ers TEN CODE Legal Notice Pilots, Anchors Make Merry -. Lega Notice I.' - a,ti,sn , .... ; f a 6. . ,,,• i.i - ' ' , . .. . . .. . , Sanford Pilots. The Anchors, along with Admiral Buddy Echols and soloist Bryan Harden, sang Christmas carob True — . I ~ GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION ' .'. .. '.. .. . ' - - . ' .. . '. . . N if . ______ ,, .. .. ~'. I -/ . /"* A " . . ; ', .'..' - I I" ' , . . ' / - .. : J . .. . - , . . '.: I , / ' ?. • . . ii , 'I r , . , ,1 , 11 ' '• ': ' I .' . • . 4L./.j) . , . ., , . . .. .. ' . fh Thereafter, a Christmas dinner and fellowship was enjoyed by the Pilot Club c . members and their' co-Pilots ' , - . • . ' Jack Homer presents medals of appreciation to Virginia Wood Pilot Club president. - . . . and to Sally Oyler, Anchor Club l)resldent for their. -help In the (;olden Age Olympics .. ' . Bigger Cards Not Better Christmas cards, like so many other holiday aco'urtements, seem to be getting bigger and better every year Which is fine, if all you have to do is rap on a 13-cent stamp and mail it off to someplace in the U.S. But when it conies to sending Christmas greetings overseas, those bigger cards are In no way better. "! . ' .. During 'the evening, '!.'Ial guest Jack Borner, executive manager of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, 1. who attended with his wife. r, Peg presented pewter medals. to Pilot Club President Virginia Wood and Anchor Club President Sally Oyler for their help during the Sanford Golden Age 'Olympics. The pilots j sponsored the pancake race, and the Anchors sold fund' raising tickets during Mac- — . " . . - ' a ' f' ' Save Gas. Life.. . , In keeping with the season, - - 111111 * , at & , A yuletide theme was carried out at the annual Christmas dinner of the Pilot Club of Sanford, held Tuesday evening at the Quality Inn North, SR 434f . .!i .11 They weigh too mich. Thirty-one cents it costs, for every half-ounce of card one sends air mail. When all of your family and a lot of old friends riendslive on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, those 31-cent stamps rapidly amount to a sizeable debt. Bearing in mind that 'it's supposed to be the thought that counts, and not the size of the cart!, you'd think the card manufacturers would produce a tine of smaller, lighter cards for air mailing. Oh, there are some - in never-heard-of, impossible-to-locate, often mailorder-only outlets. But not in the regular shops. I'd be happy to pay as much for a smaller, lightweight card. It's not the cost of the cards that is the problem. The cost of stamps is, and that is what the card manufacturers should remember: every half-ounce really counts. "I. Hold until Christmas. Merry Christmas, Hope you had a merry Christmas. Sorry this is late." With Christmas gifts, the problem is the same, only magnified. It runs Into triple figures, air mailing all one's Of course, there's always the overseas gifts - but then again, surface mail service one can who wants to go Christmas sfluppulg during the summer use. vacation so that the gifts can be Ever tried buying Christmas sent surface mall' Nothing is cards in September' Because gift packaged or gift wrapped that's when they have to be at that time of year, and all bought, if they are to be mailed those super, original, brought. early enough to reach their out-just-in 'time! or-Christmas destination, traveling overseas gift items are nothing but a by surface mail - which means twinkle in the eye of the toy by ship. designer, perfumer, jeweler, There was a time when during July-August. surface mail was reasonably Durability is another factor to rapid and certainly reliable. But nowadays, when regularly consider. There are little scheduled passenger ships are gnomes who live in mall bags. something of a rarity, it *is Their speciality is chewing, almost Impossible to calculate ripping, crushing, cracking and how long a surface mail letter by every other means will take to get to its overseas unaginabte making sure that a gift arrives in other than Its destination. original shape and condition. three months at the outside; ten days if you're lucky Considering the limitations of Either way, it's advisable to weight, cost and Ireak.ability, it add a special note to the outside Is amazing I don't give up of the envelope: a kind of sending cards and gifts "home" "check where appropriate altogether and blaie their non"multiple choice riddle. It arrival on an oversight of 4hou]d rca:! Santa's. . I, �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. In And Around Winter Springs I • Good Neighbor Donates Blood4 -- —I HOMEMAKERS GIVE GIFT Gertrude Fischer, left, of the Sanford homemakers Club presents a check for $101 to Polly Stevens, coordinator of Stepping Stones. The money was donated by all the Seminole County homemaker Clubs to purchase a sewing machine for the Stepping Stones rehabilitation project. Matusick, May Repeat Vows Robin Lorraine Matusick became the bride of Frank Thomas May in a candlelight, double ring ceremony performed by Rev. Edwin Hayes at the First Baptist Church, New Smyrna, on Nov. 6 at 7p.m. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Li A. Matusick, New Smyrna Beach. The bridegroom is the son of Lcdr. ' (USN Ret.) and Mrs. Frank T. May, VA Mirror Dr., Sanford. I Given in marriage by her • parents, the bride wore a formal white gown of organza over taffeta featuring a square -neckline and full, tiered shirt with re-embroidered Chantilly lace trim. The full, sheer sleeves were cuffed and trimmed in lace, and the natural waistline was belted ,. with white satin ribbon. Her fingertip veil of imported •. .'..-. ... French illusion was caught to a Juliet cap of Chantilly lace. She -• carried a bouquet of pink and red roses. ,-" Marjorie Anne Matusick -; served as maid of honor ina Dolly Madison gown of bachelor Save gas — ride a bus. week. service station and interested By CAROL SMITH blue satin with sheer overskirt In those days you could grab Reporters said bridges him in some card tricks. Later, Herald Correspondent and matching trim on the sleeve snapped like match sticks and after they had left, he a suitcase, hop on a bus, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas stay ruffles and bodice panel. She he railroad tracks were discovered $50 missing from his ride to Chicago for $V, or to carried a pink rose surrounded Usher-groomsnicn were Frank Rockwell, one of the twisted, completely out of till. As he figured it, one fellow Montgomery for $9.80 or to the reception was held at the First by white mums. Williams, Robert Matusick, shape. captured his attention with the big city of Philadelphia for Baptist Church parlor and at nation's top artistic in- Bridesmaids were Lynn Jack Reilly and Conrad Conthe home of the bride's parents. terpreters of Americana, be- to feel the part,! the characters tricks and the other had his $19.45. And that's the way It was-25 '1 Jarrell, Anita Weeks, Linda cellmj. And the price goes up! lieves artists must keep a lpatnt — lhavetopretendtobe hands on the money.-, Jenkins and Michelle Wilson. years ago this week! The couple will make their common touch if their works the character before I can get Price Director Michael — Kathleen Durkin was flower They were attired Identically to girl in a pink gown styled the home at =5 Kirkland, New are to appeal to a mass the feeling and the expression Disalle told Congress that SANFORD PLAZA ALTAMONTE MALL Smyrna the honor attendant and carried same as the bridesmaids'. Beach. The - audience. In fact; he said, if you down on canvas," said Rock- prices had started to rise again nosegays of pink rosebuds and David and Rodger Johnson bridegroom is employed at the want to be a successful artist well. - after the outbreak of the white mums. New Smyrna Beach .pollution move to a farm. were ring bearers. You cannot help but to Korean War. When prices are Robert Keeth was best man. plant. Following the service, a "May sound corny but I have Imagine the pleasure of a child not on the way up, remarked opening a Christmas gift. It's one person, then that will be • - this emotional quality he brings news! out in his paintings that seems -. A secretweapon? rrcnnri1 mpz,ninø I,-, •, to IinII , r'-' in Watertown, N.Y., Inc city " - By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN all of us. inflammable relationship in the council banned the bean She takes magazines, books DEAR ABBY: I am a "Be sure you want to be an shooter. bud. Should you get carried and newspapers into the / recently divorced s-year-old away by this aggressive little bathroom and stays for hours, artist, above anything else," said Rockwell. "Then go to a man. I'm a college graduate sexpot with a "healthy sex I'll do It alter Ozzie and • If anyone knocks on the door good art school or 'an artist Harriet and have a good job. drive," you would be conto use the bathroom, she gets My problem is a girl named friend and find 'out whether tributing to the delinquency of a "The Old Home Town" angry. Marcie. She will be 14 next there's any hope for you, or if - cartoon by Stanley featured an minor. Marcie desperately Please put this in your - you'd be a 'better plumber.- If week but she's very mature for needs counseling. Do her a old man dressed in pajamas her age and looks much older. favor and help her get her head column. She reads it everyday the answer is hopeful, study reaching for the phone. Marcie and I tilt it off un- with the best teachers you can inaøtk.r h.t,,rp sho pit. miii — In the bathroom. "1 th,n'ü, k ,w,, ,.ifn1 lnn, mediately, and it was soon that because of her age. KI[)SISTER find and be prepared to work enough, isaid to his wife as he serious trouble. She needs a big I'll be truthful, Abby. If it brother — ml a lover. apparent that she wanted to be h DEAR SISTER: Your sister harder than any day laborer all began 'to dial. "It oughter be more than just friends. I tried to weren't for what people would DEAR ABBY: I'm writing may he very intelligent, but she the rest of your life. If its what safe to call the Oil Furnace • ignore her not-too-subtle ad- say about my dating a 14-year- this for our whole family. Our is also very inconsiderate. If you want to do, you'll be happy Service man. They say he puts vances, hoping it would pass, old girl, I'd date her, not. problem is our 30-year-old she plans to continue living at - anyway." - the phone back on the hook but I must admit I was very because I know she'd be sister. She Is very intelligent, home and using the family That 25-year-old advice, true after he's watched all his much attracted to her. She's 'easy," but because I do have holds a highly respected bathroom as a library, she yesterday as It is today seems favorite prcgrams." very pretty. bright and ex- strong feelings-for her. position, and makes a fantastic should use some loot from her to be applicable to all fields of - The moral of this story is Diamonds, diamonds and tremely honest. She told me she Is something wrong with me salary, but she thinks our 'fantastic salary" to build a endeavor. Are you listening, when business interferes with more diamonds—all has gone all the way with to feel this way about a girl half bathroom is a library. students? second bathroom. pleasure, tune out the business several fellows, but she's not a my age? What should I do? fashioned into rings that and turn on the TV. t0 Formosa. tramp _ she just has ahealthy CONFUSEDAND WONMasingale, Borkowski Engaged - dazzle tile eye and Southeastern Formosa had - Hand quicker than the eye? sex-drive. We've done some DERING 'been rocked by a series of 20 An attendent said two DEAR CONFUSED: Nip this kissing and heavy petting, but I thrill the imagination. Mrs. Ralph Marion • earthquakes; six occurred this - strangers walked into his' Maslngale, 226 W. 19th St., -, -' _______________ - Experience a diamond. — Sanford - announces the ,' SANFORD PLAZA S€XfLliIMItL Ci4tJJc1ii - ALTAMONTE MALL Come to The Diamond Store. engagement of her daughter, In Glowing Holiday Colors Deborah Jean Masingale, to DtAMo Peter Anthony Borkowski, son By Vanity Fair of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. SELECT FROM Borkowskl, Akron, Ohio. CIristniasrit Horn in Madiuuwllle, To-nn the bride-to-be is a student at Blue diamond Seminole [Ugh School. ShOrly Oo Her fiance, burnin Akron, isa V , • wmtnbikianti. 1975 graduate of Manchester High School, Akron. He is 19 thru.'115 , employed as a carpenter. matching The wedding will be an event oes L of Jan. flat 2 p.m. at Sanora, [)EBOR;hI MASINGALE - /Sanford '$ Aj d b J2.13-14 Baxter, Trammel! To Marry - - "- I --'- - i--. /. GIFTS BY a 13 Diamonds, C. 5 Diamonds, V anity Fair, puwursI. Mary Elizabeth Baxter and Community College while ' Our diamonds are bought direct 14 karat gold. , - 14 karat gold. Playtex, Hainat Cabby 1,soE$, / $450 from the source, then cut and $250 Benjamin Lewis Trammell Jr., working as a legal secretary to Denim DV Mo.di $ Gosa R11 / j mounted in our own workrooms. will be united in marriage Dec. Alarm A. 40 eel 0 4 Diamonds, d 5 Diamonds. Th e-result'? E*ceplioiul 21 at 4 p.m. at-the'Ftrst Baptist FREE 14 karat gold. M. Trammel! is the of 4 karat gold, .. diamonds, 'exceptional value's GIFT j1 $200 Ch urch o Sa nf Ord, wi th a Benjamin U. Trâmmeil Sr. and $525 WRAPPING reception to. follow in the Mrs., Joseph Franks, both of 1.03 Carat Diamond Solitaire $750 Fe llowship Hall. Orlando. A • graduete of Miss Baxter is the daughter Fayetteville Technological ____________________________________ Zak, Revolving Char11, • flankAm,r,car,1 of Mr. and Mrs. E.K. Baxter, Institute, N.C.. he is presently tuar CIr' Am,-iii.an I • Dirwi', Club • I3i..n, 8 Convenient Ways o Uuy 110 necrest Dr., Sa nf o rd , and attthding Seminole Community ill E i'psr $r the granddaughter of Mrs. Carl College. SANFORD 14. 3214122 Culver, 2518 Park Dr., San- All relatives and friends of An ford. A 1974 graduate of' the couple are invited to attend - MON.SAT to. rhE),jnmonj Store . Diamond Store - Seminole thgh School,- she' Is the. wed 4ing - service and' MON..SAT. l SUNDAY 1•6 SUNDAY -a —. pr-t-ntIy attending Snule rei-eptIn., • 7 ommo Roc k TO TANGO? - ' reedom Train Revives His tory ., . Christmas Tra6 itions Differ... (Continued from I-C) own native tongue," she says, "so I took German and English." Now she uses her language skills as a member of Alliance Francalse, an organization of 110 members where only French is spoken at meetings. Lecturers also speak to the group in French. II We live on Lake Brantley," she says, "and used to water ski before going to work. We do like it a lot! Magali's work Is related closely to her husband's. "With U. E. in real estate I had to get Interested in it," she says. "It's like traveling to me, always meetln new people. My work involves land, lots and houses," she says, "while L. E. is Involved entirely in real estate investment." Also deeply involved with the Seventh-day Adventist faith, Magali sings in the choir which, she says, "is really a good one." Right now she is rehearsing with the choir for a Christmas program, one more project for the busy, attractive woman from France as she prepares for a holiday season which will, she is certain, be lovely even if it won't be quite like France. "And anyway," she sa)s. "we try to get back every two years if we can" ... But Sentime nt Still Same (('ontinued from 1-C) çA DI AMQ, society. Norwegians are a homogeneous people, said Hans, all of the same race, religion and similar economic background. He also has a sense that the "great American dream," the ideal that opportunity is alive and well and available to those who will work hard to achieve it — Is still very much a reality in this country today. He is impressed by the warmth and hospitality of the people he meets, and their concern that he should have a good time. Thanksgiving was an enjoyable experience, says [Inns, and he looks forward to Christmas. He is relieved that the Forbes family plans to have a real tree — artificial trees are a rarity In Norway, and [hans is glad of it. Christmas decorations there are usually limited to evergreen boughs draped around the house, and the tree itself is trimmed with white lights and straw ornaments. December 24 Is the big day — not the 25th, which is more of a quiet, religious celebration,' Hans explained. On Christmas eve, the Norwegian families gather together to sing carols, exchange gifts, and sometimes enjoy a visit from Santa. This Is also the time for Christmas dinner - "r when he was provoked with his wile, Scarlet O'Hara, in the nearly 40-year-old movie, "Gone With The Wind." It took a lot of deliberation on the [lays censors to give the cuss word the go signal. And this was probably the first word of its nature ever heard in the motion pictures at the time — but not the last. To be more specific, Mitchell didn't quite get the emphasis in the proper tempo in quoting Ithett's famed sentence that has gone down in history. All of the southern gentlemen that I have known in and around By NANCY BOOTH historical documents, rare Nation, Origins, friovations, aspirations of becoming a a replica of the Lunar Rover Herald Correspondent photographs, art treasures and Human Resources, Sports, veterinarian would be thrilled used on the moon. The American Freedom national memorabilia. In some Performing Arts, Fine Arts, by the sight of an 1890 surgical After the tour, visitors could Train made a brief stop in instances the artifacts are and Conflict and Resolution. kit placed side by side with the go to the site of the Liberty Bell Sanford last week, and then authentic, borrowed from One is struck by the thought instruments used on one of the replica and . sign - the halted for a while In Orlando to museums and private sources. that we have come a long way Apollo missions. "Declaration of Indepengive Central Florida residents a In other instances, great care in a short time in history. The Who would not thrill at the dence." In 2076, on July 4, the ! chance to enjoy its precious was taken to make exact primitive tools of yesterday sight of Abe Lincoln's stove signatures will be opened at the No, they're not trying out the latest dance craze. historical cargo. Ten cars, each replicas, have been, through American pipe hat, Franklin D. Woodlawn Memorial Park. One equipped with a moving walk' Starting with the first car, ingenuity, replaced with the Roosevelt's briefcase, John F. could say it was a chance for an 'that's Wilma (Blondle) Bennett, State Queen for the way, carried one forward to one is carried through modern applicances of today. Kennedy's rocking chair, and average citizen to become part Florida State CII Radio Association, crowning view 200 years of American categories that include The Any Inventor would enjoy the the Bible used in the swearing- of history. Marcella (Calamity Jane) Emerick, new Queen of history. Each car contained a Beginning, Exploration and display of machinery — then in of President Ford? the LTD CII Radio Club, Sanford Chapter. kaleidoscope of priceless Expansion, Growth of the and now. Someone with After seeing the inside of the .— 10 cars, one could walk along TWO TRYING I 25 Years Ago . . . This Week Jeen Needs Brother, Not Lover ' Etlanna, Jawja would have Miriam Is tickled as pink as Christmas luncheon for probably drawled under their the ballet shoes she teaches Altamonte Springs Woman's mint julep breath," Fran-kleh dancing in at School of Dance Club. mah deah, ah doan gih-uv oh Arts. David said, "I am just dayum." thrilled to death. We have been Jan Vihlen, all decked out in a wanting to move up here for a Christmas white and gold frock, With Christmas shoppers long time. We bought the first was dashing off to Daytona frantically creating artificial house we looked at. Oh, we Beach to a luncheon. According snow and shopping for colorful looked at others, but the first to Jan, a mutual friend and poinsettias, Woodrow (Woody) one was us." former Herald scribe, Charner Clark is looking toward spring — Leone, is attending Florida in bloom. Vivian and Richard Buck Technological University, Woody Is chairman of the entertained employes of Buck's working on a master's degree in Greater Sanford Chamber of Catering and Buck's journalism. Commerce Civic and Corn- Restaurant Tuesday night at Charner, aer 1trvi Fred munity Affairs Committee the restaurant. The superb sit- and children now call Cocoa azalea sale scheduled for down Christmas dinner ignored home where he has established February. Last year's suc- the traditional turkey with a law practice. Fred was forceasful sale was almost a sell- succulent stuffed pork chops merly associated with Attorney out shortly after it got un- served as the entree. Gordon Frederick. derway. The employes presented the — couple with gifts of silver and Fashion Focus: Tom blunt Sanford welcomes new crystal. was impeacabbly tailored in residents, Miriam and David navy blue when he showed up at Wright. Although Sanford is not Mrs. Robert (Peggy) Hat- an early morning meeting. new to the former Winter Park taway was hostess Wednesday Clinging to the collar of his apartment dwellers, their new at her Altamonte Springs home poudre blue shirt was a tiny home in Idyllwilde is. to the annual covered dish gold turtle. F a Kee Sout h R ises, On Capitol H'1511 wnen tne ioutn rises on Capitol Hill in D.C. next month, expect gimmicks galore, tired satire and probably "gri-yuts" with red-eye gravy on breakfast menus across the nation. Already the ordinary peanut has been disguised as a gourmet's delight and the southern language has been translated into diction drawl, yawl. To bridge the communication gap so that the north, Last and west can decipher Jimmy Carter's vocal code, Steve Mitchell has compiled a delightfully different dictionary, "flow To Speak Southern." Definitions of mispronunciations native to the Old South are accompanied by hilarious cartoons. The author came through exceedingly well, but as a Southerner, some of the lingo I never heard of. Mitchell described the "cuss" word that Rhett Butler used Dollie and Marcel Snyder 01 The annual "Trimming of the Some weeks ago there was successfully. Betty is back Washington, D. C. where they Tuskawilla had their two sons take will mention of reviving the Good home and making a great will compete in the national Christmas Tree" holidays. 111, for the home Station Moss Fire at place Neighbor of the Week. Since recovery, and will soon be in the scholarship awards. Road, on Dec. 19. Helping with older son, 1st lieutenant James then several names have been swing of things again. the trimming will be boys from M. Snyder Jr. (USAF) returned submitted. The person chosen the Seminole County Youth to his duty station in Sunnydale as the first "good neighbor" Keep a sharp eye out for Ranch. After the festivities are AFB, Calif. and the younger more than deserves the Winter Springs Veterans of clowns (alias boys from the over, each boy will receive a son, 2nd lieutenant Daniel W. nomination, lie is. . . .John Foreign Wars Auxiliary $405 Seminole county Youth Ranch) wift from the Auxiliary. Snyder returned to his duty Sabatinii of The Terrace. ...n IJ i 1KLIII6 .. UUI recently announced eight " station at Scott AFB, flI. never met Mrs. Ash. An act as unselfish and students from Lake Howell to all the youngsters along the Sabatini was named because Other recent guests include of several acts of kindness, but generous as this deserves High School will take part in the way. Mrs. Andrew Coe, wife of the Gerry and Tony Nosse of The the mention of one will surface. special recognition. John annual National Voice of Late parade note. . . .t he Terrace entertained his uncle Administrative Officel Seems Sabatini heard that Sabatini is, in the truest Democracy program this Women's Auxiliary to the and aunt, Ed and Alice Sternon American Embassy, S month . Winter Springs Volunteer Fire of Cleveland, Ohio recently. Salvador, and Mr. Charles meaning of the word, a Good Mrs. Betty Ash was having These teenagers will write a Department will be par. The Sternons are on a camping Dieter of Fort Collins, Col. The Neighbor. open heart surgery and would three-five minute script on ticipating in the Christmas vacation. They called from Snyders also entertained his rtquire several pints of blood to What America Means to Me." Parade. So me will ride in an their Osteen campgrounds and nephew, Rev. Albert Clipp and replace those lost during the The scripts will be put on tape encloaed vehicle, while others, spent several days visiting with his wife Jane. Rev. Clipp is surgery. Without saying a word 11cr many friends will be and forwarded to the contest more daring, will be perched the Nosses and taking in the pastor of both the Mapleside Melvin to anyone, he went to the glad to hear that "fiesty" Betty headquarters. The 51 state atop a refurbished 1941 antique sights of Central Florida. and Methodist hospital and donated his blood Ash has come through her long winners will receive a five-day, fire truck. Methodist churches in Cumfor Mrs. Ash. Sabatini had and difficult open heart surgery all expense paid trip to berland, Md. . Grits, Peanuts Popular k' 16 j Sunday, Dec. 12, 176-3C — with cod or pork chops as the entree, followed by traditional rice pudding. Hidden in the pudding is a single almond; the person who finds the nut wins a prize of marzipan candy. Right after Christmas, Hans and Richard will join a group of teenagers from Sanford's First Presbyterian Church on a seven-day retreat to Valley Crucis, NC,, where they hope to get In some snow skiing. Toward the end of [fan's stay, he will join other AFS students in Central Florida for a 10-day bus tour of the Southeast. Already he has met many of the other AFSers in the area, enjoying weekend get-togethers wnere they discuss their experiences, any problems and enjoy social functions. A Sanford chapter of the AFS is in the process of being formed. Its function Is to raise money to help toward the cost of bringing foreign students to the community, and sending Sanford students abroad, as well as scheduling programs to introduce visiting students to the local community. Anyone interested in Joining the chapter should call Mrs. Alda Bowman, area AFS representative at Orlando 851-1647. If Hans' experience, and the Forbes' enthusiasm, are anything to go by, AFS is a most worthwhile program. FAIRWAY LAU NDROMAT.' Give Audubon Film Gift Auditorium, Ro ll ins Coll ege. Tickets are $16.50, season; $9.00, individual; $2.50 single admission and $4.00, student. season. For more information, write Orange Audubon Soceity, P.O. Box 1142, Maitland, Fl., 1201, or phone 273-3393. Give an unusual and meaningful gilt this year. . . a season ticket to the Audu bo n Society's 31st annual Wildlife Film Series, be ginning Jan. 15, 1977, and showing every other Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m., through March 12, at Bush :': containing a 1904 Oldsmobile, a hand pumped fire engine built in 1849 an 1834 locomotive and - Dry Cleaning at budget at . ' - I I flflT : I : CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 95 4224994 (no charge to assemble, adjust) Other makes available start 549.95 DAN GURNEY—MONGOOSE We have BOARDS start '19.95 parts Open 8:30 a.m. -6 P.M. M.-Sat. 906 French Ave., Sanford • gouge Will ' Hwy. Req. 0 '1'•4 - III RALEIGH STYLER BICYCLES BMX FRAMES FIXIT SHOP On $449.95 Mo-Peds *RATED 18Ompg FEATURES: .çUGGAGE RACK *SPEEDOMETER 'CHAIN DRIVE 'PUMP SKATE . . . 17.92 at 27th 322-9739 Trv it you'll like it! __________________________ _j!J.!!''—' ) 831-1300 . FAIRWAY PLAZA 11! - - ."L.' ' and coin laundry service in a pleas-ant 7 a.rn Suggestions".,"- , . Delver Christmas Eve Oay 322-4751 II• U U U III 994965.0 SIlLS 55551 HOLIDAYS COME ALIVE WITH LLUaD\LF Flowers in glorious Colors to brighten the day. Sanford Flower Shop One stop shopping for the women on your list,.. - "One of Central Florida's Leading Florists" Gifts for 209 E. COMMERCIAL PH. 322.1822 '5O& under ' / Pantsuits. Dresses, Coats, Jumpsuits, Formatwear, Mother-Daughter Lunch Slated - SANFORD PLAZA Shoes, Handbags, Blazers, Slacks, Jeans, Sweaters. 1 ('. Robes V Gifts for $ ALTAMONTE MALL DIAMo1 , \ 4 Gifts for 25 and under - Chi Omega Alumnae will hold CNA Building, Orlando. Make 'their' annual Mother-Daughter reservations $525 per person Christmas Luncheon on Dec. 29, to Mrs. Ronnie Murrell, 644at 11:30a.m. at the Citrus Club, 9061. '' / . j Slips, Gowns, r- B IOU ses& \ Shells, 1'\ J ewelry I (/?s un der el-, 'El r A '1 I LJfl \: J/I: Panties Jewelry OPEN EVENINGS BEGINNING - OEC.1-7 - ( - - -) - S 'I S I Catie ZALES The - ---------- --------- - 7 Convenient Ways to Buy MON-SAT. SUNDAY 1.6 ZALES The [)mjmorid Store - V 218-220 E. FIRST ST.SANFORD 323-534.3 I' a --U �IC—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Dec. 12, 1976 B ION DIE rhi,. DAG..POOO. £YOU ARE TOO. •'tu'vE BEEN wv AE WHY ARE YOU fE) MAD AT M MAD ALL DAY c- NOT - 1J MAD' M MAD VA..n,t WOULD! BE SMILING '-'.--& NOT ( LIKE THIS i!WERE AD - ACROSS ed 1 Will (SP) 5 Coffin stand 9 Breed of dog 12. Off- white 13 Spirit 53SingerBob 61 Badly 82 Festival 63 Sword handle 64 laugh syllable - . 65 Worry A1SS C appendages 86 Summers (Fr) 17 Auricle 18 Thesis 20 Chain 22 By birth BEETLE BAILEY Mod Walker DOWN I ài i E R o s o ó w v t A S For Sunday, December. 12, 1976 ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) Obligations you fall to fulfill early in the day are apt to cut M uo , C W 43 Began (2 23 Besides 24 Sample Rebäzo 25 Went quickly wdS) 25 Saliva 2 Applies 28 Brownish 45 Mowing blade 29 Americans frosting purple 47 large stream (sP) 3 Epochs 27 Indian of Peru 49 Roasting stick 33 Lowest form 4 Nodding of wit 5 Barrel (abbr) 28 Jane Austen 50 Whimper title 34 Dogmata 6 Angers 5 Brother of 36 In good order 7 Octave 30 Eft 31 Behold (1st) 8 Prayer beads 31 PhilosopherCain 52 Attractive 39 Send forth 9 Furtive Marx glimpse 41 Bent to one 32 Eye infection 54 Milk (Fr) side 10 Russian rive 55 Spindle 42 Headmasters 11 Station (Fr) 35 Drinks 56 Young lice 38 Son of Seth 44 Paul. for one 19 Abominable 59 Was 40 Leaping 46 Over (poetic) Snowman 48 Cyst 21 Rosy introduced creature 12 — 6 y— r- - — — - - 13 - - 16 - - — - - - 15 17 - lk THE BORN LOSER by 19 Art Sonsom ç? LQ(J 60 THE 4 L09 WPM 20 22 I 25 26 21 23 24 28 - — — - - - - — — — 29 — 30 31 1 32 — 34 37 35 38 36 39 40 - - 41 - 43 45 44 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) Thebt2zoftheCrOWdWilISerVe 46 — - 49 50 — 48 47 51 52 - - — 53 - g' $ CIO :11. -- as Vile S - -: - 'H 44 •' --• i. Vd to I. q .! to .00 .1 '4 YOUR BIRTHDAY s — Dec. 12, 1976 and leader today than a follower. Drum up something New ambitions will be interesting to do with friends. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) awakened In you this year. From time to time you require You'll strive for things you periods to be off somewhere never dared bttempt before. Of alone to think your own more importance, your chances thoughts. This is one of those for success look very good. - - U VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - 42 In — days. You're more of an organizer 33 1f•- into your pleasure period. Do as a tonic today. If you're incial gathering, by what 's expected at the time it's vited to a so all means go. expected. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-4c. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You have an aptness today 21) Being with persons who think for taking advantage of small young will provide the most fun for you today. Avoid stodgy things others overlook. This Is why you'll be a winner. types. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Try to orient today's activities19) You're rather far-seeing today. Plans or Ideas you around things the whole family can participate In. You'll be conceive will be well worth' more comfortab!' with your pursuing. Follow tip On them tomorrow. OWfl kin, AQUARIUS (Jan.20-Feb. CANCER (June 21-July 22) A slight change of scene will do Joint ventures are your most you a world of gooU today. promising area today. Tie up Nothing planned? Jump in the with someone who can do some car and go someplace different. good for you and for whom you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) can do some good. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Though you won't look upon today as a business day, You make a marvelous something profitable might mediator today. You're not occur to direct your thoughts likely to treat anyone with partiality. I along commercial lines, 1 Nixon pal r- r r- r I By BERNICE BEDE OSOL L history 15 Strike repeatedly 16 Lower Al HOROSCOPE OAF11.11121A C I fl 0 N OHO F P AV A 0 C F A N $ B I C fOAT SERRATE 1 0 C B I 0 0 C I C a A I F 57 58 Egg cell 60 Cab 14 Stage of OE~ Answer to Previous Puzzle 49 Uncoordinat — gr 1 56 4 S I' sea - ARCHIE by Bob Montana WHAT SThE < ( EMPERA RE V&DE Now, ef 17 tCEEES .' L 17 DEGREES T114S CHwI•-• ACHE, I T .C ' .iTyOij SAID IT WAS 17 O TSIDE ID SETTER TE 4 cr U IT DEGREES I RCASTE.D'.s THIS IS WE RE — 17 DE GREE S ... LEAR. .G To FI GURE THE TEpE IN CEVIGRADE 57 — 58 - 59 60 For Monday, December 13, 1976 - 61 63 - 64 — — — 65 - - - - - - - 66 — - - - - - - " - _- WI N A T BRIDGE • OS',, U I) and J.'t\IES J.(UItY It NORTH £ K .19 vK832 K £Q32 11 it and played three rounds of trumps while West chuck ed three clubs Then he led a heart to dummy's king and ruffed a heartL When East showed out on that third heart FAST A 1063 V QI # Q 7532 %I, EST EEK & MEEK 'U by Howie Schneider .; frJISklJG_tAJELL I Dk)EX5 ii t 2J[SS LcWJ m. rl I li~~"W1 * - V J Ii) 9 7 5 86 A 976 £,\ K J 105 4 Slit III lOt A A Q 87542 A6 A 10 4 (_o Both vulnerable Writ BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel '& Heimdahl ,-j11 YER LAWN - /1x' r FUOOSY I'M cc'%IING.' I South 2 46 3* I'ass 4NI I'ass S pass 6A A I'ss flass Pass Opening le.ud - K A NO I'4 RETLJRNIN) North Fail !T TAKES UP TW - lead. the Professor remarked, "Its a sure thing now' IIitII IIL icti d UIdIII000 LU West cashed his king of queen and had his slam as clubs and shifted to the jack of advertised hearts: The Professor who sat • • South remarked, "I have a lot of ways to play this hand. A Minnesota reader wants Most will make so I had best to know what a Bath coup is bring in the slam" There are lots of squeeze and how it got its name. We will discuss this play possibilities and at the very worst there is a two-way next week It derived Its name guess for thequeen of because it was supposed to diamonds. The Irofessor have been first played in a eliminated the guess quickly. whist game at the English seaside resort of Bath Ile won the heart with the ~Lj PRISCILLA'S POP Don't cuts could spell trouble. anything you truly TAURUS JApril 20-May 20) Take care with advice today. You lean toward banking too much on sheer speculation and you could steer someone friends tod2y. Decide first If to alliance can stand the possible towards a money-being yenture. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You're good worker around the house today, if left to your own • SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) impulsively YOUR BROTHER FINISH TRIMMING ) (.SANTA clAus ) \. REMEMeERS / repercussions. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your Insight concerning business or career Is keen today. However, you could foul it up with poor timing 11 you're not careful. CAPRICORN (Dec. 2-Jan. 19) Gauge the capabilities of your audience with great cab today. Tell them only what you feel they can comprehend and assimilate. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Permitting those who have no busine.sa in your affairs to poke their noses In Is Inviting disaster. Keep them. out, even If It means ruffled feathers. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20' Decisions you might make fc selfish reasons will not be /cf A (L'è I A v"7ii2 ii FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoycs U moos i ie M • GoT 4 J TUMBLEWEEDS . •.,..,. UGK L.. t:ii LU 'a ç' >. z c 'a cm >. *D3 —I -z 16 d iIi1 LU9 0 e0 b-cr 'C U_ 0 5 -. r 'a LL t_ &• kq ! , I > il 2 YJ •• HODGE PODGE a • to 0 HT -Ir 'C . — 3 ., > E E I, z '0 • Z ° • 3 •'qx § ui tA 9 IV '0 N N 3 —J 0 0 LU O 4 10.VIE5 12 NOW1 II N HL Lo[onynVf G MR. LIEV WEE tLjALLExrof Li, I DR I — o0 O L (/) 7Da6avP P < r <u I N 10 N 04 8di c )- ,4,J • • cc c3 P' :rC, ' - 4 Nq'0 cc 0 r..N W ° WR - P • No P O*,: .€ tt 0 0) i 0 " z 3 c I> a < Ow U. W uwl CW4 C 4.- cr ~ ~ 8 4- '— i U, , - OD 0 N10C N1 v ' cr N 0 N0)! 0< 0 It cc I -'C in LU w U) U. O) II INI AIV )'ET/av 3Ao4 'ou€iw rAor 44 I' g 4- (. '' 0 C. .N i4 a, • 4vac'ig,iaz, j7,' AM, xulz lM i&,W #tt 'M AWE! 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Instructions: Hidden words below appear forward, backward, up, down or dIagonally. Find cacti and box it In. MY MoNEY fhO 11 ENOHGHRTSFVYGUHETO.O FAHSEATODRSOBTGTOTT FDEITMTPATTTMOIPMOO O OH L 00 P NO M I 00 MN 0 A B 0 1 0 1 AL I P 0 T Y E P 1 B 0 H H A I A E 1 I N 0 1 N B N • C R Y S IS A CD H•R E L DD 0 TO G 0 1 FT C V W CE I J L• T 0 W NE C I S S K 0 U 0 K 0 H DI 0 A DO R 0 L.A C N L N 010 P R M lW 0 R R MO TO H E E T'S X 0 1 R E 0 H S E 0 10 H C A 10 N A 0 A V -0 it iZ.ls Le ER[HODGT]ETOURTATRUMU ( THINGS LIKE I \._.. THAT.' .1 THE TREE! lend treasure to SE L G GO TO L 0 L E RN R F 0 E 01 V IP A 010 E G R RCA 0 I ID L 0 A 1 0 H W H 0 N I G H I W CN A R by Al Vermeer NOW PLEASE HELP deal's assured. CIflC (I AkJI"CC SEEK & FIND the ARIES (March 21-April 19) You start the day with good intentions about doing a good job. If things get tough, short- devices. If your mate tries to Then he simply cashed his ride herd on you, you'll balk. last three trumps. 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(J\ g, ___________________ B, f I) Pl{l(hFTT Herald staff Writer M A Sanford attorney and a South Seminole judge are under consideration by the county commission for appointment Tuesday as interim county attorney for a four-month period, a source confirmed today. According to the source, law firms of William t, Leffler 111, of Sanford and Gene Stephenson, a M unicipal court judge in Altamonte Springs alid Longw ood, are being considered by commiss ioners for the interim position Commission Chairman Dick Williams neither confirmed nor denied reports that the two attorne,,s' narnes are under consideration. Williams, however, did confirm that one of to applicants w ill U 0 Z 7 S\ \ • be -" .______ rA 0" i 'I C ' \ - - C )J ,.-/ ~~.1_ 9m 1~_ ~!q) Robert Pierce last eek announced he would not the interim position because he planned to seek a position out of the political arena. Reports are the interim position pay $35 an hour, per month-The salary will de'pend on which applicant is selected for the post. Commissioner Bob French said this morning that Stephenson, per se, would not occupy the position. However, French said a member of Stephenson's or$2,500 9 ________________ 0 iqp 40 C6 C3 11 11 g .-. - ,-- - ' I - d . a.= I's ell t4 \ i/l ' ____ U' ' p ) - = 0(3' . 0 cn• -< M -CL ______ .- ° - r2 m P _____ ' a - = ___ - ___ .-.' i'ti CL 0 .4 4 -n 0 :r Z Cr EEO 'p bi Z: M C) C) Qp % Is r, ' _____________ ;Z 3 ' V — \-.- I= . - _Ral C Er* 0 ro p ts 0 : 0 6: • ® 1976b ircM fleQ 0 CL 0 =r . 0%5 R.A. s -- t o - ________________________________ to E: C. the No 2 election Republicans retook the majority position when Williams was re-elected and newcomer Bill Kirchhoff defeated his Democratic opponent, John Alexander. List sear freeman s law firm earned about $115,M) in legal fees from the county. 'Me theory is that the in - house staff can reduce the yearly legal cost to taxpayers. So far. the commission has decided to hire one _Z ._J kk 3 :r .4 1 0- 0 4`1 — There has been ' —. — I tI) 0 C. 8 CA °- Fr .a es .M "-% c 4 .- 2c 0 - C g' L Jag — rn? 'i:> cu -; 4) T1l "( 'U g discLission. also, about hiring an assistant to the lead attorney s position • ,j_,,_,j TL '<"In _ ç-'_J \ F1 "... P. - El En a =r . 3 in 10 staff l Ti4. In ______ I ft - jj . . His Firm ,J-. i" m-r, ' ye U .. rw tA fag IM C-,) icz ell, "ll R so 411 0- 0 3: For County Mn 1' ___4 En --1 r) 2e: _____ ' M c=M (Al M CD Cl)Cn ,,' nt Res i 0de . . ;'< - . - . e J l -______ .. . . Sail •'7 - - .. . . .-• - - - . - Ba h ,as '.. Humbug ! There were a f ew of the 400 - 500 vlsi ors O e weekend Bow l angerS a i l ing i' A. Monroe, Sanford, who just weren't that 4,1 enthused 'Askewsaid the efforts of the South to lure industries awuy from the North have not put many Northernors out of work. Such efforts must continue, he said because they expand the econornic base of the South and help to improve its quahty JAIL • ere on 111e bounding main io - I with what was happening out • . Visitors like Jeffrey Moeh 1, whose father, Jef- ED 1111ICKE17 "If circumstances in the uth provide a favorable di ______________________ of the racers. ferred a landlubbi n g status spending his time' checking the Demands of the holidays and the cold and flu season . have ncreased sales strength and reconstituted grapefruit j point where Florida warehouse inventory is at a many-year low, United Growers in Orlando said today. Warehouse reserve dropped to 1.5 million cases the week ending Dec. 4 o 30.8 per cent under last year's equivalent period, said Gen. Slgr. Wilson McGee of the Orlando-based grower organization. 1k added some processors were virtually out of tuck the popular 46-ounce sire "Andthatcunditlonhasn'tprevaIledsincethethrc'l()w stock years that started with the 196"9 season." Sales of this dorninant supennarket shelf Item are per cent ahead of the 1975-76 season period when canned grapefruit juice was the second largest moving volume fruit Item reported by chain store statistics. It was second only to apple juices and ciders. . triate for economic success, relocating in this region may mean the difference for a company to remain In business and niake a profit," Askew said. The board is a public agency supported by the states of Al bama, Arkansas, Florida, t.eoruia Kent tick v I ai ii ciiina Slississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma. South Carolina, Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia. Jeffrey Jr pre s nualjtv ' . ...Spilling it out ... of the sand . — - 4. . surf from up close. His daddy man aged to compete . successfully, even . . I' rr • without the enthu- si a st ic backing of junior he placed second in the - Today / ' I Portsmouth class. Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Comicl it, ___ — Z" Ph,)Ios by k,ck Weill) ...Now for some dry stuff . 4, W-p ~V 4. A life. frey Sr was one Citrus Sale Cut Inventory -- He said the Wall Street Journal has called such efforts economically wrong and politically dangerous" and said it is high taxing and spending that are hurting the economy In .• Regatta on Lake Williams said today he's hoping DNii officials will place the iur "in all three" Seminole lakes. Williams added, though, that the bodies of water must be closed so as to eliminate the h of amur getting into the St. Johns. The DNR argues the amur has been hthi effective" Ill elimination of pesky waterlAeeds. But the Gainea ild Fre,,h Water Commission argues use of the amur is premature until more scientific inv estigat n is made into possible side effects Williams says the hydrdla is a problem of great magnitude in Seminole. fie s.aid it's worth the risk — if horneowners approve — of using the ainur to rid Seminole lakes of pesky hydrilla. . - competition with other parts of this great country," talk of an economic war between the stats is disturbing, Gov. • Reubin Askew said uay He contended in the test of a L . _____ speech to the Southern Growth Policies Board that the South's economic growth in recent years "has not been tied to a decline in the fortune's of the Scooping it up... northern economy." To the contrary Askew said the Souths emergence ____ an economic power stems mostlyfrominherentsourcesof 1' I that had Tt g uneen de=ror a t. Northern interests who are 4 seeking a greater share of federalfundsattheexpenseofthe Sunbelt states in the belief it will stimuiate business in the f North are mistaken, Askew •• STFI'PIFNSON . ar "WhUe the South, should not the Conjssjon Chairman Dick Williams said today weed gobbling white amur could be introduced to three Seminole d'es by the end of this month All that is lacking, Williams said, is approval by lakeside dwellers and a resolution passed by the county commission. At Tuesday's commission meeting, the chairman said he will ask that petitions be circulated among homeowners on Lake icntafkeofthc Woods and Mirror Lake. The state's Department of Natural Resources DNRi has offered to Introduce the amur to ali three Seminole lakes. me agency's efforts are opposed b) a second state agency, the Florida Game and Fresh Water Commission. Game and Fresh Water commission members have warned thatthewtllteamurcoulddestroythegamerlshpopulationinthe St Johns Her — if the need carp as It is called is allowed to make its way into the ri~er. The amur cannot breed in stagnant water, such as a lake. But officials believe the fish can reproduce rapidly in swift-moving waters, such as the St. Johns. The aniur can wipe out a fish population by eating the hydrilla and other vegetation at the bottom of a body of water. Gobbling up the weeds af fects the ecology by eliminating the food supply game fish feed on. Insome lakes, officials say introduction of the amur has eliminated much of the game-fish population within a year. Also. the amur by eating the hydrula—i entire purpose for being fowl, including coots which are plentiful on the IOacre Lake Merald . W BOCA RATON (AP) • A -1. As kew: No 'I. Wh a t, 0 12 Z I . - cr-r ci cJ I Of .$$$ I m,ç ton Weed=Eati"ng Amur Await • '"'r ____ - . after former Commission Cliairman Mike flattaway was defeated at the polls by French, a political newcomer. Before Ihittaw ay s defeat Democrats occupied the majority position on the commission. Freeman, a Democrat, was appointed county at torney shortly after Democrats assumed power in CAI 7E Er 9ft , . nstant source of controversv. The commission opted for an in-house legal CA a. . • P a ,. ts ' ' 2 -s S • i because thecounty ill require legal advice for about four months until the new in-house legal staff is ready to assume its duties. . ormer reeman i h wished be 1e>aSC(1 from the Pierce was resigning from his firm. Freeman said he no longer wanted the responsibility of providing legtI advice as of Dcc. 10. Pierce said he resigned to retain his sanity and for is f amil y. • has been a Freeman associate : y ears. erce d Freeman as a target for criticism by Republicans on the county commission. As such, the attorney's position was a I Fr I.-'- r-' ' rn _. . Williams said it's time to act on the attorney issue - .•g - -+ . s 3 go + + 3 law firm would, if the Stephenson firm is selected. French submitted Stephenson's name. But French said he wasn't aware Lef fler had applied for the interim po tion T rrpb r'-1 I ffltr had applier' however, for the lead attorney's pos ition in the newly created legal denartment Asked • o rel•i ea e names o1 appl can , Williams replied, "1 think the proper time would be tomorrow. • — 2 county commission accept _________ 'nd 2 Tuesday's Both Leffler and Stephenson reportedly Iiave submitted applications for the position. The interim attorney's position opened after Asst. County Atty. r / considered at in - - 4-B &A 4-B Editorial Dear Abby DrL.amb I-A Hospital Obituaries $-A -A Televisto° Weather Women 1-B I-B 4-8 .4w4 ., h - -- -e � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 12, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 12, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 12, 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/d103398cf012122051272f801ed8292a.pdf 1bef20f6bb2b40e0f3b8b1897690258d PDF Text Text 4E 611—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Dec. 9, 1976 69th Year, No. 96—Friday, December 10, 1976 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents li Altamonte Man Shot 3 Times, Autopsy Shows .-• - .:... " 7 -•,. - . ' -- I I-. . . - .•. . .. -- '. ' . - • .,• . "-a. A prominent Altamonte Springs retiree was killed by a volley of pistol shots as he pruned citrus trees in an orange grove adjacent to his home Thursday. Seminole sheriff's . detectives jailed the victim's -. . . nephew without bond on a murder charge. Sheriff's Lt. George Abbgy said an autopsy this morning showed Harold Walsh, 73, was shot three times— twice in the back and once in the -. head apparently from close range. Walsh, former owner of the Maison et Jardin restaurant for 17 years before it was sold in 12, was dead on arrival at Florida Hospital North, Altamonte Springs, a short tine after grove workers reported seeing him talking about 11:30arn to a man and then hearing a volley of gunshots. . Charged with murder in the slaying is Walsh's nephew, Tilden Herad Photo by Tom Vncenfl Charles Walsh Jr., 40, of Atlanta, (above) crashed and wedged under the trailer of the who investigators say the elder truck driven by Roosevelt Sallings, 13, of Orlando. Walsh hadn't seen in 15 years. Officers said Sallings had mistakenly exited 14 at Investigators said the shooting the interchange and was crossing Lake Mary Blvd. apparently resulted from "a longto get back on the interstate when the accident oc- brewing disagreement over curred. property" but declined to elaborate, Officers said the elder Walsh's wife, Caroline, and their daughter ' • were shopping at the time of the . .r shooting in the grove on their 20 acre Sleepy Hill farm, off Wymore noaa' ~J , at the Altamonte Springs city limits Caretaker Thomas C. Troy, 52, .. . ' By BOB LLOYD IleraldStaff Herald Starr Writer - -- ,-:._---- -_----- .-• . I - ( • . — . - - ! CRASH 1- ."••'1: - if lake Mary Blvd. traffic onto southbound i-i was blocked Thursday night while emergency workers freed an auto wedged under a tractor-trailer across the interchange approach. Police said Thomas :\ndrt'v, Vuskosky, 19, of Daytona Beach, was treated at Florida Hospital North, Altamonte Springs. for head injuries, after his eastbound sedan BLOCKS 4 APPROACH LT 1I Strangers ' M ay Cost frir kin- n Fnm i1v Itc WoIktr ' — Enriched Fla 0T breakthrough br1n gs unprecedented taste,,. to'].Ow tar . smoking For many years low tar cigarettes have against current leading low tar brands promised taste. ranging from 11 mg. to 15 mg. tar. But your own taste told Thousands of smokers you the truth: low tar meant were involved. The majority low taste.. report: Even if the cigarette Until MERIT tested had up -to. 60% more MERIT packs .Enriched tar than MERIT MERIT MERIT Flavor' tobacco. Tobacco still delivered. as much— Filter ortifie witn Key avor-r ch or more taste. ingredients of cigarette smoke: Repeat:. delivered as much proven to deliver taste way or. more taste. out of proportion to tar. MERIT Unprecedented If'you smoke, you'll be flavor atone of the interested.. lowest' tar level. in smoking :. Tests Verify Taste today. MERIT was tastetested . . . £ 'We weren't prepared for people to take that much interest,' Mrs. Darnell said. 'We had been fighting this thing by ourselves for years. We didn't look for the publicity.' neral it fears will come soon, family members may lose their welfare benefits because strangers have been so generous. Welfare officials say the family will no longer be qualified for food stamps. Medicaid and money under the Aid to Families I " . s It s The EAr roaming again this — all in Herald. # and will It'll The Suiula Sunday benefit. It looks had. Every day is worse," her mother said. "She's a little weaker and is not eating well. She's not able to use her .' p - ... . — - .. . - '. DAYS TO CHRISTMAS hands. " Not knowing if Melinda will live to see Christmas Day, the family has been celebrating it in advance, giving her a small . present to open each day. "She (can no longer) tear the paper off the packages," Mrs. Darnell said. _____ S _ i..-" uiuii 11 I Cr :"- Today Around The Clock Bridge Church Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial ... year AhIJY [)r. Lamb - 3-B - S-A 6-B 6-B 4-A . 1-B 6-13 6-B Horoscope uospual Obituaries Sports Television Weath er Women - 4-A 6-B S-A 8-A 6-7-A 4-fl 4-A - 1•h1 '1 Beginning Sunday in The Herald, an aspect of taxes and insurance will be explained weekly by Frank Arnall, a Seminole resident and a chartered life underwriter who specializes in personal and business financial counseling in the Winter Park insurance firm, Management Setvices. Letters of general interest also will be an- -. )• .,• . - -. __.,1 - IKuaId Photo by Ton, VIiCSnt) Robert Fuller, Oviedo, gets in a little fishing at a v ery placid Lake Monroe. Saturday and Sunday, scene will be enlivened by 150-200 boats arriving for third annual Tangerine Bowl Sailing Regatta sponsored by Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and Orlando Yacht Club. SILENT REFLECTION swered. - State Officioals Warn Of Putting Wh"it e __ ,.,, 1/, I' .0 i : "We weren't prepared for people to take that much interest," Mrs. Darnell said. "We had been fighting this thing by ourselves for years. We didn't look for the Dublicitv.' She said the response heartened them and "restored our faith." said Thursday. "She thought it was a Joke, but I got a magnifying glass and showed her the governor's signature. She said, 'Gush!' She wanted me to frame it.' It was uncertain whether Melinda'would be able to attend the V .11 fl the family. "Read it to me again Mommy,' she told me," Mrs. Darnell .. d After the Washington Star ran a series of stories about Melinda, her faith in God and the family's sacrifices, dozens of persons mailed or brought food, clothing "and a little money" to Mills Godwin. When the proclamation from the governor arrived, Mrs Darnet] read it to her bedridden daughter. — f program gifts A benefit for Melinda is set for Sunday at a local high school. The day has been declared "Melinda Day" by Virginia Guy. . . . with Dependent Children because more than $400 in count as family income. The gifts came from persons who have read news accounts of the dying 15-year-old girl, according to her mother, Mary Darnell. Edward Amundson, deputy director of the Fairfax County, Va., social ser-vices department, said he planned to speak with the social worker who told the family of the pending cutoff in benefits. Amundson said the decision can be appealed to higher officials in the department. - i / Aim" ALEXANDRIA, Va.APi For three years the Douglas Darnell family has tried to cope privately as daughter Melinda has been wasting away, a malignant, Inoperable, tumor spreading through her brain, Now, as the family starts to make arrangements for the fu- found the body after hearing gununshots and earlier seeing Walsh talking to a man in the grove, deputies said. Investigators said grove workers reported an auto left the grove area just after they heard gunshots. Abbgy said a new minutes after the shooting a man who said he was at the Day's Inn at Altamonte Springs called the Orange County Sheriff's Department and reported the slaying. Walsh was dctajned at the motel, where he had checked in just before midnight Wednesday, by Altamonte Springs police Sgt. James Perry and later arrested by sheriffs detective Sgt. George Hagood. Deputies reported that a pistol was found in th motel room and a green compact sedan believed to have been driven by the slaying suspect as impounded at the motel. According to county jail booking records, Tilden Charles Walsh Jr., is an Orlando native who was being treated by an Atlanta psychiatrist and receiving mood elevator and tranquilizer medication. Investigators today said evidence in the slaying is being sent to the Sanford Crime Lab for testing, but declined to identify the items. "Due to the closeness of the crime scene to the Altamonte Springs border bo th the Altamonte police derartment and tht Sine sheriff's department are inestigating the case jointly,' Chief Deputy Sheriff Duane Harrell said. A mur In River ___ . ByEt)PR1(KETT Herald Staff Writer .4 . : . - State officials Thursday warned the weed-gobbling white amur could cause serious problems if it's allowed to get into the St. John's River. "If the grass carp gets in the St. Johns, it's going to cause some serious- damage," said Forest Ware, a research coordinator for the Florida Gam e and Fresh Water Fish Commission. 9 rng-tar:' 0 / mg nrcotm w. perciga:eue bj FIC Meihjri r Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking.: Is Dangerous to Your Health. MERITand MERIT MENTHOL -I Ware spent about two hours in a ahootout with a second atate agency in county commission chambers over whether the white amur, or grass carp as its called, is I LaiTriful or n?cessary to rid Seminole lakes of pesky h)'drllla.weeds. '[be state's Department of Natural Resources (DNR) fa ored stocldng three Seminole lakes with the amur, while Ware and other game and fresh water commission officials argued It's better to wait until all the side effects can be measured. The DNR has offered to stock Lake Orients, Lake of the Woods and Mirror Lake. DNR Biologist Woody Miley agreed with Ware that the amur could reproduce in the running waters of the St. Johns. Miley noted also that some Alabama rivers have been stocked with the amur. And, he'said, those rivers run into north Florida. The Issue centers on which state agency has the authority to fight hydrilla. By April, officials said, a court ruling Is expected to grant authority to one or the other of the two entities. In the case of the amur, officials said It cannot breed in stagnant water — such as a lake. But in a river like th6 — St. Johns the weed carp could breed. Ware said the amur can wipe out a game fish population by eating the weeds which in turn affect the ecology on the bottom of a body of water which in turn affects the food supply that game fish feed on. After listening to presentations, Commission Chairman DIS' Williams said he favors putting the armur into all three Seminole lakes. 'If people who live on the lake want them, I have no objections," the chairman said. Williams specified, though, that the lakes must be in a closed system that would not allow the weed carp to make its way into the St. Johns. Before the weed gobbler can be introduced, approval must come from lakeside dwellers, the county corn. mission and the cities the lakes are located in. Also, Regional Bo(arist Don Widmann explained that introducing amur to a body of water results in the iven- tual elimination of ducks and water fowl becau.e the duck's food Is eliminated by the fish." At Lake Orients, there is a Large number of water fowl, called cools. The coots teed on hydrilla and other lake vegetation. A weed reduction program is scheduled to get underway at the 10-4acre Lake Orients as soon as an applied-for grant is approved in Tallahassee. DNR officials said the amur has proved highly successful in some areas of the Sate, particularly in nearby Orange County. lie showed slides which portrayed lakes before introduction of the smut and after. — Calling the carp "highly effective," a DNR spokesman said Lake Holden in Orange County once was 90 per cent covered by hydrilla. After the amur munched around for one year, the hydrilla population was reduced to zero, the spokesman said. �- IA_C ... ;... U---LJ r,_ __ Friday, Dec. 10, I97 .-. _ Legal Notice Relay Theft 1141AI1ON Slows Trains IN BRIEF Imported Oil Price Hike May Boost U.S. Gas Costs WASHINGTON (AP) - An expected increase in the cost of imported oil will boost the U.S. price of gasoline and fuel oil and accelerate the country's inflation rate, a new government study says. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries meets next week in Qatar in the Persian Gulf to consider raising oil prices now set at about $12 to $13 a barrel. Oswald Key In House Probe WASHINGTON (AP) Txo leads actively being pursued by the House panel investigating the assassination of President John F. Kennedy involve the CIA's surveillance of Lee Harvey Oswald in Mexico City. Committee investigators are attempting to identify a man photographed by the CIA leaving the Soviet Embassy in September 1.063 and to determine why the agency mistakenly thought it was Oswald. The second lead involves a previously reported effort to corroborate a news report that the CIA withheld from the Warren Commission the full transcript of an agency wiretap which monitored Oswald talking by phone to the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City. - Mayor Suspends Police UTICA, N.Y. (AP) Maverick Mayor Edward A. Hanna didn't take kindly to being arrested for picking the lock of the police chief's office door. He suspended the chief and four officers. Hanna said he wanted to inspect gun permit records after a prospective security guard complained that he was told it would take six months to a year to get a permit. Hanna and locksmith Donald Zuillioux were arrested and arraigned in city court on charges of third-degree criminal trespass. Both were released on their own recognizance and ordered to appear Dec. 16 for another hearing. - New Trial For Manson ' Kin ' SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Charles Manson follower Leslie Van Houten will get a new murder trial, but her leader's conviction and life sentence will stand, the California Supreme Court says. - The court agreed 4 to 3 Thursday with a lower court ruling that Miss Van Houten, now 27 and the youngest of three women tried with Manson, was denied effective legal counsel because her attorney vanished before closing arguments were held. She was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted on two counts of murder and conspiracy. Nuclear Policy Delayed 1.~ - , ,.: '~,-~'~-'_ fe WASHINGTON (AP) - The Ford administration will not put into effect a new policy aimed at curbing nuclear proliferation in order to give President-elect Carter a chance to offer his own plans, government officials say. At the same time, European diplomats disclosed that President Ford's program of controls, proposed during the election campaign, won greater support from the Soviet Union and its Communist partners than from America's own allies in a secret London conference last month. Ford Wants To Unify GOP WASHINGTON (A?) - President Ford wants to join a high command that would aim to unify the Republican party and drive toward a 1980 party victory. He summoned the reigning factional leaders of the GOP to a White House summit Thursday and got them to agree to a party superstructure in which all would take part. "We are not kingmakers," . Ford said after meeting with Ronald Reagan, John B. Connally and Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller. Advice Is Unanimous WASHINGTON (AP) President-elect Carter is getting nearly unanimous advice from his staff, big business and organized labor that tax breaks are needed to boost the economy. That emerging consensus appeared as Carter's budget director, Thomas B. Lance, warned that "we're in a recession already." Eiening JIcmJd FICTITICUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in businets at 1011 Scm inola Blvd. Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of AQUA AGRA. and that I intend to register said name With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in at. cordance With the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 165,09 Florida Statutes 1957. S Donald F. Wilson Jr. Publish: Dec. 3, tO, Il. 21, 1976 DEG.9 Legal Notice NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued Out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of Volusia County, Florida, upon a final judgment rendered in the aforesaid court en the 5th day of November, AD. 1916, in that certain Legal Notice I '.-~"_Z :~ _t-~ Notice Legal N ELECTIONPROCLAMATIOI'. NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALE Under and by virtue of autPrity NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of in me vested as the Mayor of the Execution issued Out of and under City of Sanford, Florida, I hereby the seal of the Circuit Court of CIII a Municipal Run Off General Pinellas County, Florida. upon a Election to be t,eld throughout the final judgment rendered in the City of Sanford. Florida, on the 21st aforesaid Court on the :In day of day of December. 1976, for the March. A.D. 1976, in that certain election of one City Commissioner . Stcnd Class P0049CPaid Cl Scnf,rd Ff(.i.dC 3777 ,... ..,." . Friday, Dec. 10, 1974-3A - . 1t ----- -I - —'& - . .-, ---_ , I- - ~ ___..__..__ "- - i ~ai4_ -~ rLUKIDA :~ -- - & BAROQUE IN BRIEF case entitled, Florida Public Service case entitled, Second National Bank for a term of four years. By BOB LLOYD Commission, Plaintiff, vs. South of Clearwater, N A.. Plaintiff, vs Said election shall be held at the Economy Signs Helping Herald Staff Writer Volusia Utility Company, Inc., Jerry H. Lisle and Evon J. Lisle, Municipal Civic Center at Seminole Defends t. whii.o afore: Writ of Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Boulevard and S_.t"rd .enue Execution was delivered to me as Execution was delivered to me as the City of Sanford. Florida, uni'r Seminole sheriff's detectives Canal Chances, Expert Says Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, the Laws and Ordinances retatlng% I and Seaboard Coast Line and I have levied upon the following and I have levied upon the following elections as now in force in said City. Railroad investigators are described property Owned by south described property owned by Jerry The polls will be opened at 7:00 JACKSONVILLE (AP) probing the theft of a signal Volusia Utility Company. Inc.. said H. Lisle and Evon Lisle, said o'clock AM., and will dos.. at 700 New property being located in Seminole property being located in Seminole o'clock P.M. on said date. relay early today that caused economic factors have improved the chances County, Florida. more particularly County, Florida, more particularly I hereby appoint Mrs. F E. delays and slowed trains betdescribed as follows: of the Cross-Florida Barge Canal making a rrlh Pôumillat. Sr.. as Clerk. * follows: ira tiit CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND COURT, ween Longwood and Sanford. 12', feet ci the East 25 fee? One 1572 Volkswagen Bus, white .ior,nCarver.Mrs. R. A. Smith, Mr favorable return on the investment if it is FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, of Norm Lot 13. the South 121i feet of the over red, ID. No. 2222017632. Title Grace H. Brewer, Mr. Pete Bukur, Railroad officials declined described as four-ton and P- FLORIDA. completed, says Col. Donald A. Wisdom of East 25 fee of Lot II and vacated Mrs. M,,rtha Raborn, Mrs. Lucille comment on the theft but ton models. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.2212.CA.09.E street on East Block A - all in Block No. 09191765 Mr Ruby One 1972 Pontiac Grand Safari, ID Pearson, Hemmerle, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. ATICO MORTGAGE COR. '•A", St. Johns River Estates, ac cc.nfirmed that the vandalism Jonathan Thomas, of PUPATION, Na. 2N15V2D317201, Title No. MrS Gladys Cooper, Mrs. Johnnie cording to the plot thereof as 05293411 caused problems Including Altamonte Springs, reported to I Elam, Miss Ethel Riser, Mr He listed the new factors as the intent of two Ptain!lff, recorded in Plat Book 13 at page 34, and the undersigned as Sheriff of William Toll, Mrs. Harriett De, major el ec trical generating plan ts to switch delays of trains, deputies that burglars entered Records of Seminole County, Seminole County, Florida, will at Mrs. Lloyd Ricker, Mrs. to Sheriff's deputy Donald an apartment at Spanish Trace NATHANIEL SOLOMON, et Ux • et Florida, together With all water 11:00 coal for fuel, a federal law passed in Octo be r am. on the 201h day of McPherson. Mrs. D4fothy Raines. Al . productions and treatment equip. t)ec.mber, A.O 1976, offer for sate Mrs. Jack Hall and Mrs. 0. C McCormick said someone Apartments, Wymore Road, pe rmitting indirect benefits to be counted and Defendants ment located thereon. Also utility and sell to the highest bidder, for Bryant as Inspectors of said dcc broke into a locked relay box and made off with a silverNOTICE OF ACTION easements as described in Exhibit c35p1, subject to any and all existing tion. the probable elimination of a trans-loading near railroad tracks at plated flute and a long-sleeve TO. JAMES L. OZBIJRN and . '1' to Quitclaim deed from Leisure leins, at the Front (West) Door of IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have DOLORES J. OZOURN, facility at the west end of the canal, World Park, Inc., dated January 3. the Seminole County Courthouse in hereunto set my hand as Mayor of Longwood-Lake Mary Road knit shirt, together valued at his wife . " 1972 and recorded in Vol Th nan of Sanford. Florida. the City of Sanford. Florida, and the above e ratio of benefits is now $1 .lOto $1.25 for arid Ruth Drive arid removed $175. Deputy R.W. Gregory RESIDENCE. UNKNOWN page 26 and 27. and 1376 at page 597 described personal property have caused to be affixed hereto the (Last known mailing address Of and the $300 relay that operates rail reported the rbsldence was every dollar spent," Wisdom said. "Now they 591, Votusia County as well as That said sate is being made to seal of said City on this Ph day of the aforesaid defendants being. traffic signals from Longwood entered by a window. volume 961 at pages 03.46 and 0311, satisfy the terms of said Writ of December, 1976 would get a 25 per cent return on the inR.D. 2, Box 16, Firestone Road, Seminole Lee P. Moore " Sanford. Isiah Bradley, 32, of 2045 W. Kerflerlviile, North Carolina 212111 records) County (all official Execution, vestment and that's a pretty good one." John E Polk, As Mayor All parties claiming interests by. and the undersigned as Sheriff of "Whoever removed the relay 20th St., Sanford, was jailed by Sheriff Of the City of through, under or aoainst JAMES L. Seminole County, Florida, will at had to know this equipment due police on traffic and carrying a OZBURN Seminole County, Florida Sanford. Florida and DOLORES J. 01, to the amount of wires that had concealed firearm charges BURN, his wife and to all parties 11 00 AM, on the 131h day of Publish: Nov. 26. Dec. 3, 10, 17, 1976 ATTEST. Insurance Frauds Targeted December. AD 1976, offer for sale DEF 121 H. N. Tamm, Jr to be disconnected," McCor- early today. Bond for Bradley having or claiming to have any and Sell to the highest bidder, for .City Clerk title o.' interest in the real cash, subject to any and all existing rnlck reported. was set at $5,500, according to right, __. Publish Dec. 10. 1916 property herein described TALLAHASSEE (AP) Senate leins, at the Front (West) Door of Thieves apparently scaled a county Jail records. DEG 18 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the Seminole County Courthouse IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF inFLORIDA President Lew Brantley is calling for use of that an action to forlos, a mor. fence at the rear of All America ec Police reports indicated a EIGHTEENTH Sanford. Florida. the above E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE l Marine. 1199 E. SR-436, pistol was spotted in the car 'gage on the following real property described personal property. special prosecutors to crack down on inEIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR In Seminole County. Florida: COUNTY, FLORIDA That said sale is being made to Altamonte Springs, to steal two Bradley was driving when CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE surance frauds. Lot 736. SPRING OAKS. UNIT 1, CIVIL ACTION NO. 72359.CA.19.A the terms of said Writ Of In COUNTY, FLORIDA jacks valued at $530, deputy Patrolman Mike Ansley according to the Plat thereof as satisfy Re: the Marriage of "If is my be lief that we can make significant Execution. CASE NO. 76,22"-CA-"F recorded in Plat Book 17,Pages95$, DARRYL LYNN LINGEN Randy Boyd reported. He said stopped the vehicle on a traffic 96, John E. Polk, inroads agai ns t fraud with a frontal attack on In Re: the Marriage of: Public Records of Seminole ' FELTER, Sheriff the missing jacks were offense. KAREN S McGEE, Wife. County. Florida, Husband p the major trouble in the primary trouble Seminole County,___________ Florida and has been filed against you and you Nov. 19, 28, Dec. 3, 10, 1976 and ROGER L McGEE. Husband are required to serve a copy of your Publish: areas," Brantley said Thursday in a letter to JOYCE A LINGENFELTER, NOTICE OF SUIT written defenses, if any, to it on VAN DEF 97 -______________ . Wife TO ROGER Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter. L McGEE DEN BERG, GAY& BURKE, PA., IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND NOTICE OF ACTION 1303 Bell Drive Nelson Sworn In Brantley is asking Gunter to support at Post Office Box, Orlando, Florida FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, TO Darryl Lynn Lingenfetter Wichita Falls, Texas 32102, and file the original with the FLORIDA.CASE NO. 741-2766-CA.". 112 South Seventh Street development of legislation cracking down on YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Clerk Of the above Styled Court on or F Altoona, Pennsylvania 16402 that a Suit has been filed against ,',, before December 27th, 1916; DONNA M CLARK. insurance frauds, which he said are m ost You are hereby notified that the Circuit Court of Semri 'e otherwse a judgment may be •fl. At Lake Mary Plaintiff, Petition for Relief has been filed in prevalent in the Miami area. tered against you for the relief v against you and You are required to County, Florida, entitled, In Pr demanded in the complaint or WILLIAM E. DRAKE and BAR serve a copy of your written 'The Marriage of Karen S McC',r" By DONNA ESTES BARA DRAKE. his wife, defenses, If any, thereto upon Wile, and Roger ' L MCGe. Consideration of amending petition Case No 76 2264 CA 04 Defendants. Petitioner's attorneys. whose names Husband. IleSald Staff Writer the personnel policy to conform sa WITNESS my hand and the seal of Askew Will Shop Europe The of this Suit is to obtain Court on November 12th. 1976 NOTICE OF ACTION and addresses appear below, on or 11111, with state law permitting city (Seal) ge and othef ' TO WILLIAM E. DRAKE before January 101h, 1977, and file d Ssolution 01 marriage LAKE MARY - Clifford employes to participate in local Arthur H Beckwith, it Whose residence is unknown the original thereof with the Clerk of relief TALLAHASSEE (AP). - Gov. Reubin YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED Clerk YOu of the Circuit Court ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED this Court either before service on Nelson, elected Tuesday to a politics during after duty hours toll, your written defenses with t?e . Linda M. Shaw Petitioner's that an action to foreclose a mor attorneys or im Askew plans to hobnob with government split one year term on the city was tabled for further study of Deputy Clerk Igage 00 the following property in mediately theteafter; otherwise, a Clerk of said Court and serve a coç, thereof upon the Cr council, received his oath of the state regulations. ministers and some of the world's leading Petitioner Publish. Nov. 19, 26. Dec 3. to, 1976 Seminole County, Florida: default will be entered against you The East . of Lot II less the West 0e' the relief demanded in the Petitioner's attorneys whose a office and took his seat on the The board accepted a DEF industrialists on a three-week trip to Euro pe dress is annexed hereto, on or before 10 It and the West 50 ft of Lot 92. Petition board to open a regular meeting preliminary plat submitted by December 30th, 1916. or a Oeta in February and March . i Duck Pond Addition to Catselberry, WITNESS MY HAND and the teal of the council Thursday night, developer George McCammon, ' Seminole County, Florida, ac of this Court on the 9th day of will be entered against you But his aides said Thursday it's all for a WITNESS my hand and seal as Cording to record plat record , December, A D 1976 Nelson, 54, retired Navy for lots along Country Club Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and Ice good purpose. ($eal) Plat Book II. Page 27 of the Public captain and former president of Road. Seminole County. Florida. this 72ra Records of Seminole County. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Press Secretary Paul Schnitt explain ed that A resolution was adopted IN THE CIRCUIT the Central Florida Zoological. day of November, 1976 Clerk of the Circuit Court COURT, Florida, Zoned for a trailer, AND t 1 14 Askew is going to Euorpe "to promote Florida Society, defeated Planning and approving an. agreement EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. The East loft, of the West 60 ft. of By. Jean E. Wiike (See') Arthur H Beckw'tts. Jr Deputy Clerk as a place to locate ind us try and business." Zoning Board member, John among the city, Seminole CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Lot 92. Duck Pond Addition to Clerk of the Circuit Court Casselberry, Seminole County, ROBERT M MORRIS. Of COUNTY. FLORIDA Decker, by a margin of 180 to County and the City of Sanford CIVIL By Linda M Shaw ACTION NO. 76-2230.CA.t7. Florida, according to record plat HUTCHISON 1. MORRIS Deputy Clerk 136 in the election, providing for an authority to EE recorded in Plat Book 11, Page V of 230 North Park Avenue KENNETH 0 MORSE, ESQUIRE the Public Bower Named Circuit Judge Records of Telephone 30$ 323 4501 Seminole L. BURKE STEELE, Administrator work on He will complete the one year planning for the JONES 4. BISHOP, PA County, Florida, Sanford, Florida 37771 of the Estate of JEANNETTE E. remaining ln the term ofMartL, proposed North Seminole LAING, Deceased. Q Maitland Avenue has Dean filed against you and you Publish. D.c. 10.17.24.3) 1916 AItarnonte Springs, FlorIda 3170' Bacon resigned. regional sewer system.. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Russell are required to Serve a copy of your DEC 36 Plaintiff. Attnn't, f Pe?tt,'or,r.,,f, written defenses, If any, to it on John vs ______ During the business meeting, _________________________ Bower of Lynn Haven has been appointed cirPublish Nov 26. Dec 3. 1O, 17. t976 GENEVA STEWARD THOMAS. A. Baldwin, Plaintiff'sattorney, an ordinance was adopted to I cuit judge in the 14th Judicial Circuit by Gov. wtsoSe address is 500 Highway 17 92, Legal Notice ______________________ permit department heads to ___________________________MARIEA A WILLIAMS, GEORGE Fern Park, Florida 32730, on or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Reubin Askew. hire temporary employes for WILLIAMS. MINNIE MAPSON, before December 301h, lc'16. and file FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Till1 Ile succeeds Judge Mercer P. Spear, who JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL If CITY OF CASSLEIERRY, PRISCILLA WYLY, and SAMUEL the original with the Clerk of this periods of up to 120 days for CIR Court either before service on COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA MAPSON, CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. resigned. salaries not exceeding $1,200. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Plaintiff's attorney or immediately CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.233I.CAe. FLORIDA. Defendants EE Rower, .1/, has been an assistant state atthereafter. otherwise, a default will CONSIDER ADOPTION OF NOTICE OF SUIT CASE 110. 7.2235.CA.44 be entered against you for the retell In Re: the Marriage OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE TO QUIET TITLE i Re: the Marriage of torney in Panama City. He was elected as a JOHN C THORNE. Husband ' demanded in the Complaint TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO IRVING SCHULZE, county judge this fall but was not scheduled to WITNESS my hand and the seal of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by DEFENDANTS S HA GENEVA HuUind Pe? t ri,r the City of Cass.elbet'ry. Florida, Fiorida STEWARD THOMAS. MARIE A. his Court on the 23rd day Of ELIZABETH (BETTY) ANN' take office until Jan. 3, and THORNE, Wife that the City Council will hold a WILLIAMS. aka MARY A. November, 1976 JULIA L'HOTTA SCHULZE, NOTICE OF ACTION Public hearing to Consider enact WILLIAMS. GEORGE WILLIAMS, (Seal) Wife Responder" TO Elizabeth ibettyi Ann merit of Ordinance 322, entitled: Arthur H Beckwitp,. Jr MINNIE MAPSON, PRISCILLA NOTICE OF ACTION Thorne Awards Clerk of the Circuit Court AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY WYLY, and SAMUEL MAPSON, Appointed TO JULIA L'HOTTA SCHULZt' 971 Cooper Avenue OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. alive, and their unknown spouses, it By Linda M Shaw Residence unknown Prattville, Alabama Deputy Clerk ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING married, and if dead, their unknown Last known address WITHIN THE CORPORATE heirs, devisees, legatees, grante.s. S John A Baldwin You ar, hereby notified that a c o The Werner resident. TALLAHASSEE (AP) State Atty. Proceeding LIMITS JOHN A for OF BALDW IN of dissolution THE Of CITY OF assigns, $u5ft. lieflorS. Creditors. 9 Avenue of Two Contrac t CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. AN Successors, trustees of them and Baldwin & Dikeou marriage has been filed against you David Bludworth has been assigned by Gov. Rivers South and you are required to serve a copy AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND each of them, and any and hI other Attorneys at Law Reubin Askew to prosecute a murder charge Ru.mson New Jersey 07?o) Sanford Housing Authorityi BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, persons or parties claiming by, 500 Highway 1792 of your written defenses. If any. NOTICE OF ACTION thereto upon Petitioner's attorneys against Roger A. Foster in Key West. commissioners Thursday night FLORIDA, AND MORE PAR. through, under or against them or Fern Park, Florida 32730 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS each of them, and any and all ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF whose names and addresses appear that .t awarded a contract for $22231 FOLLOWS: an 40101"I for dissolution State Atty. J. Edward Worton asked that All that part of Lot Five parties or persons having or Publish Nov 26, Dec 3. 10, 17, 1976 below, on or before January 10. 1977 marriage has been filed against y'' to Walker Con-Dev. Co. of CS) First Addition to Casselberry, claiming any DEF 133 and file the original thereof with the Bludworth of West Palm Beach be assigned to right, title or interest .. . .. -and you are required to serve a coo, ' Clerk of this Court either before of Winter Park for the con- Florida. as recorded in Plat Book B in and to the following described. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, your written defenses. If any, !o .1 the case be ca use he had prosecuted Foster in on Petitioner's attorneys or on G ANDREW SPEER. Attorney struction of 14 fire escapes in Seven (7). Page Thirty (30), of the property, lying and situate 0 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. service immediately thereafter, otherwise, for Petitioner, Public Records of Seminole County. Seminole County. Florida. to wit. CUlT, IN AND FOR another trial several years ago when Foster whose address i lii Redding Gardens. Florida, lying South of State Road The West 39 feet, also the East 39 COUNTY, FLORIDA. SEMINOLE a default will be entered against you WeSt Commercial Street. Sanford was convicted of second-degree murder. fq the relief demanded In the Florida 33711, on or Planning, budget and con- I Number South Four Hundred feet. of Lot I, Block IO Tier "A", of CASE NO. 7423lS.CA.os.a belorej Petition T*eny.Se'ven (1771 and welt of the Florida Land and Colonization FEDERAL NATIONAL struction of the fire escapes to i December 20th, 1914, and tile lie right of way Of the main lIne of the WITNESS my hand .ndthe seal of original with the Clerk Limited, E R Traffords TGAGE ASSOCIATION, aMOP of this Court provide a method of escaping Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. In Company. Car this Court on IPi. 9th day of Sparrows Facing Eviction Map of the TOWN OF SANFORD, either before service on Petitioner's from the 28 second floor Section Seven (7), TownShip FLORIDA, according to Plat thereof poratlon organized and exiting December. A 0 1976 attorney or immediately thereafter, under the laws of the United State's, (Seal) apartments In the 100-unit Twenty One (21) South. Rang.. recorded Plat Book I. Page $6.01 toe otherwise a default will be entered Plaintiff, Thirty (30) East, containing op. Public Records of Seminole County. Vs Arthur H Beckwith. Jr against you for the relief demanded complex in c of fires Was proximately 1.45 acres. Further Florid JACKSONVILLE (AP) Home, Clerk of the Circuit Court in 'h Petition SADI E SUMPTER WILLIAMS, ii approved fur funding by the described as the east side of State and By Jean E Wilke home will no longer be sweet for a flock al sweet, WITNESS my hand and the seal of Deputy Clerk U.S. Department of Housing Road Four Hundred Twenty Seven The middle 1.3 of Lot I, Block 10, this Court on November 17th, 1974 Defendants of sparrows who have considered glassbetween the Atlantic Coast Tier "A", of Florida Land and ROBERT M MORRIS. Of (Seat) and Urban Development (121) NOTICE OF ACTION Line Railroad (excluding all the Coloniiation Company, Limited, HUTCHISON & MORRIS E. Arthur H TO enclosed Independence Square as much a TO. ALL PARTIES HAV Beckwith, it OR HUD). .Atlantic Coast Line Railroad right. R. Trafforcis Map of the TOWN OF North Park Avenue Clerk of the Circuit Cour' HAVE ANY RIGHT, 230 haven as the outdoor park it r esembles. Telephone 305 372 In other ' business, corn- of way located between the existing SANFORD. FLORIDA, according to TITLE OR TO S1 By Mary If Darden IN THE Sanford, Florida 37771 corporate city limits and the area Plat thel'dQf recorded in Plat Book I, P R 0 P E R INTEREST Deputy Clerk inissioners: Officials say they no longer will be perT Y H E R E I N Publlin Dec 10, 17, 21, 31, 1976 annexed herein); DECLARING Page 54, of the Public Records of DESCRIBED I Publish Nov 19, 26, Dec I'.) 2 —Rejected all bids for the AVAILABILITY OF MUNICIPAL. Seminole mitted r es idence in the three-story glass lobby DEG 17 County, Florida. DEF 92 SERVICES. DEFINING. CON. purchase of5nokedete YOU and each of you are hereby of Independence Square and its clusters of SADIE SUMPTER WILLIAMS, OF ANNEXATION; Severally notified that L. BURKE devicesto be installed in every .DITIONS PRO V I DING z ON I PIG STEELE, Administrator of the formerly known as SADIE M. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE trees afl(l plants apartment in Redding Gardens CLASSIFICATION; REDEFINING Estate of JEANNETTE E. LAI,NG, SUMPTER. a married woman, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIA whose residence is Unknown FLORIDA and Lake Monroe Terrace In THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF deceased, has filed his Complaint in CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE. FLORIDA CASE NO. 76.I994.CA.49.F CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, TO the Circuit Court, Eighteenth favor of dealing directly with INCLUDE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that In HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS & Civil Action No. 16-2217 CA.O9 0 'The Joy Of Taxes' A Hit SAID PARCEL OF Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole action to foreclose a mortgage o' distributors. New bids are LAND IN THE MUNICIPAL County, Florida, against you and the following property In Seminole LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PALM FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP BEACH. expected to be requested after LIMITS OF SAID CITY; each of you as Defendants to quiet County, Florida: TCAGE ASSOCIATION. AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT OF the title of the Plaintiff to the above ' Lot 57, GRANADA SOUTH. cc Plaintiff, Pi r' If Christmas; ' TALLAHASSEE (AP) Wi th the tight CITY MAP TO INCLUDE THE deScribed real properly located In vs cording to the Plat thereof as BURNETT S —Adopted a resolution ANNEXATION budget situation facing the state, Sen. Jack PRICE and LARRY EL BURCHER. It 41 HEREIN; Seminole County, Florida, the ab, recorded in Plat Book 15. Pge IX. writing off collection losses of PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHTS brevlated title of which is entitled MEREDITH ANN PRICE, hi wife. Defer'ij,sr's Gordon says his new little booklet, "Th e Joy of Records of Seminole County. Defendants PRIVILEGES . FOR "1. BURKE STEELE, Ad Public NOTICE OF SUIT $453.82 due to families moving AND Florida Taxes," has become a runaway best seller. CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY; mlnistrator of the Estate TO NOTICE OF SUIT LARRY EL 8(JRCHER AND ' Together with the following TO BURNETT and tenants dying and leaving SEVERABILITY; S PRICE MARY J BURCHER. AND EF. JEANNETTE E. LAlNQ,deceas,, agupment Gordon, chairman of the Finance and balances owned during the first FECTIVE DATE. . 230 Cherrywoocl Drive hit wife ' Plaintiff, versus ' GENEVA 'I Whirlpool Range, Model RWE Taxation Committee, and the rest of the panel Maitland, Florida This notice is given prsuant to, STEWARD THOMAS. at Ax months of the y' Last Known Address 30GA . the provisions of Chapter 164, Defendants." and you and eachat., YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 161 Cloisters Cove of reviewed the pamphlet Th ursday, which —Approved the disposal I Fasco Hood, Model 266 fflaf an action to foreclose mortgage Florida Statutes, and the Cftart,r youi are hereby required to serve a Casselberry, Florida '3210' 2 Elecfnl Heat Heaters, Model 24 . covering the following real surplus dwelling equipment and Ordinances of the City of copy outlin es a whole range of possible sources to Present Addrs and of your answer or other ER 50 personal property In Seminole amen including one refrigerator Casselbecry. Florida, asamended UNKNOWN defense, if any, upon FRANK C. raise new tax revenue. I Electra Ceiling Heater, Model County, Florida, to wit. YOU ARE HEREBY notified WHIGHAM of STENSTROM,. 1100 stolen and five others 10 years and supplemented . Lot 9, Said Ordinance will be placed o. DAVIS 1. McINTOSH, attorneys for ESTATES, a Complaint to foreclose a mortgaue I Century Hot Water Heater. FIRST ADD SuNLAPID old and one range now cofl first IT ION, according'to the encumbering the following real reading on Monday, December Plaintiff, wtnsa address it Post Model SMT$42DV Ilderefi junk. Total of the loss V. lvlö, &fld the City Council will Office Box lrao, Sanford, Florida, plat thereof as recorded inPlat Book 'property. Polluted Water In Tampa has been filed against you and you Lot 9.04 THE COLONNADES 2n ' '210gb the disposal at original conhid same for final passage and 32771, and to file the original Of lame are required to serve a copy Of your 12, Pages 9? and 99 Public Records adoption after the public hearing In thi office of the Clerk of (hi written defenses. If any, to it on 04 Seminole County, Florida , Section. IS recorded In PIll Boo's I value was $769.34. , , which will be held In the City Hall of above styled Court on or before SMITH. HULSEY, 'SCHWALBE 1. has been filed against you a you Page II, of the Public Records .i 'I'AMPA Some 1t) residents of a trailer are required to Serve a copy of your Seminole County, Florida C.asselberry, FlorIda, on Monday. December 32rd. 1974, as required. NICHOLS, plaintiff's attorney, written defenses, if any, to It on C. tsas been filed against you and '. o January 3 iill, or as soon. by law. If you fail to do so, judgment Dark in the Tampa area were be ing treated by address Is 500 Barnett Bank. VICTOR BUTLER, JR. ESQ. thereafter as Possible. At the by default will be taken against you. whose 'a'e required to serve a copy of y ;.,' Building, Jacksonville, Florida health officials after drinking po llut ed water, meeting parties may FLORI ()A This Notice shall be published 22202, on or before the 13th day of East Robinson Street,, Orlando, written Gefentes, if any, tO it or ' appear andInterested Florida 37101, and file the original Hillsborough County officials said today. JOHN M McCORMICK, alto' tie, be heard with respect to once each week for four (1) con. !anuany, 1977, and file the original the proposed Ordinance This secutive weeks. with the Clerk of the above styled, for Plaintiff, *hoe address is Post with the Clerk of this Court either on or before the 13th day 04 Office Box 3323. 301 East Ch r" hearing may becoeti,xjedfrnm time DATED this 16th day of before sersviceon plaintiff's attorney Court ' January, If??, otherwise, ARRIVE AUVE to tim, until final action Is taken by a Street, Ortancio, Florida, and fit In November, AD., 1974. or _______ immediately ' thereafter; • SUNSHINE STATE,, the City Council. (Seal) Judgment may be entered aaainst Original (Seal) --'--C '.-'-"...',. DI - enver . - with Ifs.- -Clark-. -.of the - . WW s.VIr Will - k- w - " you for, the relief demanded in me Styled Court on or before Dec' zrrtw' _______________ Copies of the proposed Ordinance Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. against you for the relIe( demanded Complaint. are available at t7le City Hall with 30th, 1776 1976; othe i rw se Clerk of the Circuit Court a jud gmer) . 110= 02 in ttse complaint or petition. ' Safety 'is a family affair. WITNESS my hand and Wei of ' may be entered against you or lii the Clerk of the city and same may DISCOVER By. Cherry Kay Travis WITNESS MY HAND and the Slat Said Court on the 7th day of relief demanded In the Corripla'nf be inspected by the public Deputy Clerk . of this Court on December 9th, 1974, 4'1 B!CEN1"ENNLkL Decembu.-, 1976. GOVERNOR'S DATED this lthdayol December. STENSTROM, DAVIS & I .ssw.1. ' : WITNESS my hand and the Seal Of (Court Seal) . MCwcAJ '. ArlPx,ir H Beckwitts. r. AD. 1916. McINTOSH IaIØ Court on November flricj. 1914 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. H IGH/IAY SAFETY (Seal) Clerk of thu Crcuit Court '(Seal) ..-- 1976 Attorwys for Plaintiff -,Clerk of the Circuit Court LAJXXJ AMEItL(:1. . . By. Patricia A. Jack Linda Thomas, Post Office Boa 1230 (OMMI ScInN I ' a. . oorwon Arthur H Blckwith - "a Deputy Clerk Acting City Clerk Clerk of thi Circuit Cz.url l Sanford, Florida 32171 t*,daQ.geflrn.,l of A*i.,ivatw Deput y Clerk (Seal) , . . Publish: Dec. 10, 1976 ' ' . Publish. Nov. 19, 24. D.c.). SQ. 1916 publish: Dec. 10, 11. 31, 1916 ' 5y. Linda M Shaw Publish ' Dec 10. 17, 34, 31, 1914 DEG-3S DEF N Deputy Clerk DEG 39 , Dti(:. cC -J& . .*- AVr5l . I .}fj . I I " _____I I -w .. / . : i~i, VIBRATIONS ' A?, I44?LM/ ,—.; ' ' I 1 ThL jr' "lr . III! ' ..: rif aar, . 4 r . 1. z, 'I _ - __ - . V . -: % ' Ill lf~ f !- \ b' .., . ' .' 16 --.V- :e til ' I . : z 4 It l r Z_ ' ~, - _____ 1il - ;';;w -. - 'lIlt;:: ______ n - F ~_- ,' r • - :' " ...' 557 I - III I I I . ~ liq , _;~ . - Advent and Christmas music from the Middle Ages through the Baroque period will he featured tonight in the third annual concert of Seminole Community College's Collegium Musicum, under the direction of Barbara Muller, at 8 p.m. at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford. Admission is free. Students Bill Dennis, left, and Edward Sanders, guitarists, wear Medieval costume for the concert. Instruments of that period, including the krumhorn, rebec and recorders will be featured. Move Afoot To Weaken Sunshine Law TALLAHASSEE (AP) Some lawmakers apparently haven't given up the battle with Gov. Reubin Askew over the issue of financial disclosure for public officials although voters gave Askew a resounding vlc'tory on the issue. Sen. Henry Sayler, R-St. Pc'tersburg, filed a measure 'Ihursday to weaken the provisions of the constitutional amendment approved by voters last month. Sayler said he was filling his measure because most people did not know what they were voting on and the Sunshine Amendment would result in "wholesale resignations" when reporting provisions take effect next July. _____ Sayler said he already had ______, I _____ 1. three senators sign on as co. -.1 sponsors, Sens. Dempsey Bar. ron, D-Panama City; Lori Wil. son, I-Cocoa, and Kenneth - I,, . Plante, It-Winter Park. Sayler's proposal tracks es. sentially the language of the fi. nancial disclosure bill strongly fought by Askew last session. '1111111111 V . That measure would require disclosure of income and debt . . sources exceeding $1,000 and , most assets. The provisions were substanPl.ANT E WILSON tially lower that the constitutional amendment ap. . co-sponsors of measure? proved last month, which requires all constitutional officers superceded the consitutional lie said he felt Askew might to file net worth statements and amendment, since that change his mind about a poseither copies of their federal in- proposal leaves much of the sible veto when he saw how difcome tax returns or a sworn implementation to the legLs- ficult it was to get people to statement listing sources and lature. serve in public office. amounts of income exceeding Askew press secretary Paul While the measure covers $1,000. Schnitt said the governor was only elected officials mentioned Sayk'r's proposal was the adamantly opposed to any at. in the constitution, the legi.slaproduct of L House-Senate con- tempt to weaken the Sunshine lure could extend it further and ference committee bill which Amendment. it is that fear that is scaring failed to pass when the House "it was a clear mandate from people away from even serving defeated it on the final day fol- the people and anything less on advisory boards, Sayler lowing heavy lobbying from would not be acceptable." Askew's office. Schnitt said. What raised the governor's However, Sayler maintained ire was the fact that the bill was that the people did not know -BEA TIFULLY so written that it would have what they were voting on. - ',"______ said. lions, he might think twice." "I would like to think the Sayler said the proposal had a governor is getting smarter as good channce In the Senate but he gets older," Sayler said. 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Publisher \( )RM \N II OSIIRIN, Edt'ir ,l(SKl'll I) V N I1 CX I}. :\ttvertisin l)ireuti Th e firm will be working closely with a Winter Park renovation design expert, Christopher Price Raleigh, of Price Raleigh and Associates, whose projects have Included the Bradlee-McIntyre House in Longwood and Orl an do's San Juan Hotel. DDC Chairman Sa ra Jacobson sa id that the Gutmann, Dragash.R.aleigh team Is not a new combination. Th ey have Premier Forms Post-War Cabinet J.- ii BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Premier Salim el-floss has formed a postwar Lebanese Turning Sour All is not sweet in the Hawaiian sugar fields these days. In fact, one Honolulu newspaper ran a series the other day entitled, "Sour Times for Sugar." TOM Th e good folks on the island "paradise" are asking the politicians in Washington to bail out the sugar industry, that only two years ago was enjoying undreamed of prosperity. It was late in 1974 that raw sugar brought a peak price of 64'2 cents a pound. Recently the price dipped below 10 cents and now is not much higher. The consumer who was crying at the Unprecedented high price for refined sugar in the United States now is enjoying prices closer to their ideas of what they can afford. And the producers are hurting, with costs of production exceeding the New York market price, A few comments are in order, First of all, Hawaii has some of the most expensive labor costs anywhere. And the cost of labor in the sugar industry is higher because of the high market price for the product. When the companies got more money, th e unions demanded — and got — more. Apparently the feeling was that "we've got a good thing going," like the slogan of an airline serving the islands. The producers apparently th ough t the public was willing to pay just a bout any price for their sweetener, so they gave in to th e union demands, But, the public backed off, and the price has plummeted. The costs, including those for labor, continue to climb. So, as usual, it's th e prod ucer who is caught in the middle. Th e unions, which were so quick to demand a large slice of the "windfall" profits of two years ago, are conspicuous by their absence from the volunteers to help share the loss with the producers. In fact, when C. Brewer & Co., one of the major producers, announced pla ns to red uce some marginal employes in effort to bring costs closer to income, there were demands from som' union people that some g9vernment agency step in to avert an increase in unemployment on the TIEDE DON ''''' .. . OAKLEY I Wats on s .., ,'_:;.,.~_, I . - clear Measure Due u 4 ne l y Lo IV e Critics 15iA- Silent ________ ''" lrl'_,* T~ l ___ ______ ..,4 I 0, 1 . B a tt N . . __.__~ __ Ob — ----' • . , NATO Rejects . ' ______ _______ . ____ ,,. . ' BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) . , ,._ Nobel Government A National Chamber of Commerce survey this 'competition to securities trading. teamed with Northern industrialists to form a newBourbonclassattheexpenseof the common year ranked "government regulations In man. Farmers got poorer. Interest rates soared. general" as the most urgent business problem. The auction hammer was deafenin g. The National Federation of Independent And so the advent of Tom Watson, sometimes Business ranked regulations third. called a demagogue. He adopt ed the plight of his You might conclude from this that government people totally, With them, in Ilodding Carter's Is the enemy of business, a monster that stalks words, "He hated high tariff Republicans and Its every move, destroying the free economy, the mill owners who bought his cotton so cheap devouring profits and neutralizing the cornand sold their bolts of cloth so dear." Watson petitive spirit..., thus organized a counterforce of commoners Until you realize how comfortable each can be against the monopolies, with the other. As Hills views the battle between competitive cluding the wartime bomba), and in 1949 for the Russians — and lasting until 1963 — bo'I business and government regulation, we are countries exploded bomb after bigger and better destined to have more of the latter unless: bo mb in the atmosphere. . At times we can almost feel sorry for the Russians . It was embarrassing enough when a detecting 'pilot flew a .1G25 Foxbat jet fighter to Japan. Now a Japanese firm, Is coming with a 12-Inch plastic model of the Foxbat, and anyone with $2 willbeabletoowna minlatureof what had beenthemostsecret aircraft in the Russian arsenal. Japanese industry has a reputation for picking up a product, figuring out how to produce it at less cost than the original and • selling it back to the people who invented it. Since the Japanese take a Win view of weapons production, however, we can ___ •I.._ ._..,_et,,_:___ . Iuuprvv veL'on oi me i' oxoat is all they plan to build. But that's no comfort to Soviet trade authorities who , ' now face the problem -, ....... . Cop F — BERRY'S WORLD ' ' ' WASHINGTON — Arnold Miller, the leader of the United Mine Workers . - -Meanwhile, the presidents of three other (UMW), won his union districts whose headquarters are within union's presidency four years ago on a reputation as a reformer. But for some UMW officials, that reputation has turned black as coal. When Mlllr was elected, he promised to clean up the UMW, a 277,000-member union whose image plummet ed under the dictatorial reign of his predecessor Tony Boyle, now a convicted murderer. 200 miles of Charleston told us Miller had visited each of their districts only five times since he became president. In a lenhy interview, Mulct admitted he spent a lot of time In Charleston. But he insisted that, except on weekl.ads, he always conducted union business. Union sources have also charged that Miller cr eated a special committee at the last UMW convention for the Bole purpose of pay in g off cronies. Union documents reveal that Miller hired 12 union members from a dlstrict.In Nova Scotia, reportedly paying them a total of $16,000 In wages and expenses. The members served on a specially created Canadian affairs committee that was virtually , The UMW has indeed vastly Improved. But according to high UMW sources and Internal union documents, Miller often has been more interested in spending time in his home district near Charleston, W. Va., on personal matters than the miner's welfare. During the first eight months of this year. Miller flew at union expense to the Charleston area 33 times. His favorite stop in Charleston was the Heart of the Town Motel, only 20 miles f rom Miller's home hi Oliley. Hotel bills and per diem for the junkets came to $2,600. In addition, his total travel ex penses were almost $2,300. - - -- I - F. - ft - ' - C A ~f* face - 'Let's t, baby! You're no Farrah FawcettMvjors an' I am t exactly any Lee Mayors!" - ----w-'. ''-- ' - ri- t h •• c 1) — I-ee was convicted July 22., 1972, and sentenced to death fur For all the time and money, Miller apparently didn't get much work done. The president of the district, Jack Perry, a former Miller ally, told our reporter Tern Mendenhall that he had no idea what kind of work Miller did at home. "I'm ata loss to explain what he (Mill er) was doing here," he salt "If he held meetings, they - were private." Yet lithe trips were not on union b al ss MI11& would violate federal law because they were at UMW expense. - unknown to convention , delegates. The. documents show the panel was established a week later than the other nine committees at the la Canadian district was not even represented on the committee. According to union sources, Miller made a deal with the Nova Scotia district's president, William Marsii, In return for the $16,000, Marsh agreed to ensure that the district's "bloc" supported Miller, sour ces said. Miller acknowledged that the committee was unusual. Bu he dismissed the charges as "P11fl hogwash." When we contacted Marsh, he shouted that the 1rrngement was "none of Your business" and hung up the phone. Union sour ces have also accused Miller Of neglecting his responsibilities during times of - - - - - - crisis. For example. while 80,000 miners were out of work during a West Virginia strike in August 1975, Miller was lounging some of the time in the posh Pocahontas home of John "Jay" Rockefeller, now governor-elect, Miller occasionall y called UMW headquarters, but he refused to leave a number where he could be reach ed during the 10 worst days of th e strike. "Arnold was totally missing," said one UMW source. ' M il ler a dm itt ed that ' he spent time at Rockefe ll er's home, but he co uldn 't remem ber how long he stayed. A Rockefeller spokesman said that the home 'was always open to Miller. The UMW president insisted he was talking to miners during much of the time he was communicado and said he was responsi ble for settling the strike. He complained he got little help from the staff. Ile told u's ' he believed the staff was working against him in the 1975 strike. NUCLEAR SHENANIGANS: The tax pa yers may have to pick up the tab for a $500 million cleanup of nuclear wastes, than ks to a lopsided agreement signed by Vice President Nelson Rockefeller when he was governor of New York. The deal called for Nuclear Fuel Services, owned by the giant Getty Oil Co., to reprocess over 600,000 gallons of deadly nuclear waste at a plant In West Valley, N.Y. : A provision was Included, however, which the State of New York with the Job if It proved unprofitable. Getty is exercising Its option and federal officials are now discussing plans to clean up the nuclear mess. wr.rw Development Administration (ERDA) told our reporter Amy Dunkin the incident may cast a dark cloud over the nuclear industry, since nuclear advocates have stressed the low cost of nuclear power to the gover nment. The New York Public Interest Research Gro up (NYPIRG)'has pieced together the sto ry, tribution to safeguard the toxic wastes. Curiously, the perscn who handled the arr an gement as chairman of AR.DA was Oliver Townsend, who at the same time was director of the state's Of fice of Atomic Development. This is the agency which represented the state In the negotiations. Townse nd was In reality negotiat in g with himself when the state agreed to assume liability for the reprocessing operation.. Footnote: A spokesman for the plant said Getty will comply with all necessary. contractual requirements. A'Rockefeller spokesman pointed out the deal was a pioneer project which presented unforeseeable problems. CALL MILLERS %% I tion. "We have considered the issue carefully, and it is our Judgement that the constitutional mandate of equal protection requires reduction of appellant's sentence from death to life," the court said. Deputy Atty. Gen. James Whisenand said the Lee case involved "a situation that will probably' never happen again." In an ther capital punish- ment case, the Supreme Court o • 1 -1 Earn Extra Money WITH THE HIDDEN TREASURES IN YOUR ATTIC, GARAGE OR CLOSET! ALL THOSE anford AND ADVERTISE THEM "FOR SALE" FOR I - - - -- IN OUR I - CLASSIFIED AD EDAYS. 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YOU'RE SURE TO END UP OUR — ' H ' GREAT FINDS INFt uvttueu now ----- ' '' . .: ~ -9dommob.. - S EVERY NIGHT lus I ' ..___. Lk " , ' DIRV OVE R BICENTENNIAL AMERICA or ~~~ '01 il l 1 I i negotiation contracts with the designer, the architectural firm and the landscapers. T i iijE4ilTIIr Supreme Court, which ordered a new sentence under the death penally law passed by the legislat ure following the U.S. Supreme Court ruling. Lee received a second death sentence. Florida Supreme court had ha d to co nsider the validi ty of the second sentence under the death penalty and it decided to recede from Its previous posl- SARA JACOBSON L NO HEATING INC. , . __ g ...' GATHER UP I attorney sought and thetrial judge sentenced Lee to life imprisonment. But the state appealed, and the 1st Dist rict Court of Appeal reversed the trial f ud ge. The case then went to the Florida t 4I FOR THE premne Court abolished the tered area _____ - J death penalty as then adinintsreduction of sentence as a result of the high court's decision ___________ _ -- One week after the con- Officials at the Energy Research and to provide a relatively meager 14 million con- crease for tourism is proposed , • . $1-million television advertising campaign in major ______________________ Ill Northern cities. That effort would be aimed at luring more 6; viction, however, the U.S. Su' U••• U which began In the early 1960s when the New York State Legislature establish ed the Atomic Reserach and Development Authority (ARDA to promote nuclear power In the state. According to the NYPIRG report, ARDA negotiated a deal between the state and the Getty-owned Nuclear Fuel Services (NFS) under which the company would rim a nuclear reprocessingplant. Str officia l agreed to take over the o pe ration if it lost money. NFS's only financial obligation was Louie Wainwright, secretary of the Department of Offender Rehabilitation, asked for a $167million budget, up $47 million. That included a proposed $71million capital outlay program auflell at alleviating the state's acute prison overcrowding problem through construction of six rl c ,A prisons for 3,400inmates TEE shooting Edward James Parker, a Jacksonville policeman who appruached Lee's car Trombetta said. "You've got to continue what you've got or you're not going to keep it. We've got lot of competition." The major factor in the in- state agenciesariaslung(or V1.111 IJ1UUII 141gen e rid revenue next year — an amount Askew said is way too much and Health and Rehabilitative Services Secretary William Page asked for a big chunk of that. Page proposed a $1.19-billion budget for his agency, the largeM in state government, for a 20 per cent increase which he said was chiefly to maintain current programs. "It's still difficult for me to think in terms of a billion dollaN." Pact" 'oiid. "1 don't know became ensnarled in legal controversy over the death penal- . I ducer and a good employer," Edward Trombetta asked for U19 the downtown .,.. -. UMW Leader Los. ina Refor merRen"tnfinn . %_ . while it was parked in a lover's of saying yes or no when Japanese that? - ihe Il*I L tour ists to the state. "Tourism is one area that's been a darn good revenue pro- much. An askew proposal for a 2.8-cent increase last year failed, but some key lawmakers already' have said a gasoline tax hike is inevitable this year. Webb also called for a supplemental program that would include $50 million in new state spending annually to help speed completion of the Interstate Highway system in Florida In 10 years. 1 r ri n ,; i,..i wuk TALLAhASSEE lAP) upheld in a 7-0 decision the A Jacksonville man who was death sentence of [)avid livtwice sentenced to die in the ingston f'unchess of Jacksonelectric chair for the murder of yule, a policeman has been spared by lie was convicted of stabbing the Florida Supreme Court Anna Waldrop and Clayton HaThe court upheld another gan during a liquor store holddeath penalty, however. up. Rudolph Valentine Lee had The Supreme Court agreed his death sentence commuted to that the death penalty was a life imprisonment by the court just punishment for the "atroThursday. lie escaped the ciou and heinous crimes" electric chair because his case conunitted by I"unche,ss. JACK ANDERSON . businessmen try to crack the Russian market with the model. Can the Russian market swallow the Indignity of seeing one of their top military secrets going for a few rubles in M oscow department stor es? And marked "Made in Japan',, at Ceremonies Tonight Increase. hefty increases for two offices dealing with the focal points of Askew's drive to bolster the state economy. He sought a 30 per cent increase for the Division of Economic Development for $3.4 million in total f unding and a 60 per cent hike for the Division of Tourism, to $5.7 million, " Yes, sir," Webb replied. 'That's correct." Askew has said he'll urge lasunakers again to raise Floridii's eight-cent-a-gallon levy, STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) King Carl Gustaf presents the 197( Nobel nrize; tr.nkht to seven Americans, the first time all the awards have gone to one country. The physics prize winner, Burton Richter of Stanford University, said Thursday the United States may not make a clean sweep again unless the government puts more money into research, * —The business community can convince itself Demands for a nuclear test ban treaty and the public that free market competition is a mounted with each explosion unt il one was far better regulator than government..., finally agreed to in 1963. Thirty-three other —The public Is assured that the business nations announced they would abide by the community will act responsibly If freed from terms of the treaty, although they did not sign it some existing regulations, While business rails against government Among those neither abiding nor signing were regulation, hills suggests that business often France and China, who of course had their own Interestingly, Watson's early movement The head of a large airline remarks that it seeks government regulation and benefits from plans for developing nuclear weapons. included black commoners as well as white. He would be madness to eliminate the Civil the reduction In competition that can result. A decent respect for the op in ion of markind was among the first southerners of stature to Aeronautics Board and permit open competition. Perhaps, he suggested to the Economic Club of by the United States and Russia, or concern for argue that the oppressed masses consisted of two Brokers argue that competition Is ruining the New York, business Isn't as committed to the well-being of future generations, had nothing races and neither of them would prosper by securities business. competition as it would have you believe Per- to do with the test ban treaty. It was simply that hating the other. Thus, supported by a coalition,. The alliance Is pervasive. Alcoholic beverages ceiving this, he said, much of the public also both countries had learned about as much as he was elected to Congress in 1890, a "man of all are sold at prices set by states. Transportation is shows a disinterest in free enterprise, they could from above-ground testing and now the people," and, seemed on his way to effecting sold at fixed rather than competitive rates. Regulation, he indicates, often originates in believed they could safely accede to 'world broad change in his region. Small businessmen who often complain about the absence of competition. And it often persists opinion" by confining future tests to below But It wasn't to be. Though he was a competent the burdens of regulation, nevertheless oppose. because of the importance to some businesses of ground. congressman for example he worked with repeal of the Robinson-Patman Act, which being protected from competition. With such examples to guide it, it is no t Jimmy Ca rt er's grandfather, a post master, to tended to reduce competition among retaile rs, Que st ion: Does b usin ess be lieve in i tself? In surpr is ing that China should feel that It s ha legislate the first Rural Free Delivery — he was Consumer advocates demand deregulation of competition? Does It support government ac- much right as any other soverign nation to too much of a threat to the established order. prices for air, rail, sea and truck transportation, tivity in the marketplace when that activity bails pollute the world with radioactivity, though Worried for their profits and power, the Bour- but then seek federal chartering for large co rpoout a particular company? fortunately its bombs have not been the "dirty' bons conspired shamelessly to squelch this rations, a move that wo ul d subject the markets And oppose it only when t hat activity does not type exploded by the first two nuclear po wers in populist meddler. ' to even more regulation, serve to make life easier for it' the early days. The United pledge against first use of nuclear weapons on grounds that the allies must be free to use an' weapon against an aggressor. The rejection came in a statement issued after a twoday session of NATO foreign ministers in which Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger joined for the last time as a m ember of President F'ord's Cabinet, - .- The - States and its North Atlantic allies today turned down a Soviet proposal for a mutual - _.._ -, Proposal — . 9 two-day budget hearing, Trartsporation Secretary Tom Webb said Thursday that the gas tax must be increased if his agency is to operate at a 'minimal" level in highway construction, bridge repair and road maintenance, The $624-million budget, a $40-million rise over the current fiscal year, falls $30 million ,hort of meeting expected reverue and includes no new per. sonnel. In a nutshell, what you're saying is that without an in crease In the gasoline tax we're not going to be able to meet the minimum needs of the state," the governor said. character to Raleigh, Gutmann-Di-agash and Foster, Herbert Associates. Miss Jacobson sa id the DDC was still in the process of is." He called for a $35-million increase in Medicaid funds, to $280 million, and aides said the hike was aimed at paying rising medical costs. Commerce Secretary In the opening round of Ask- environm ental Jaco bson added. Cy Paumier of Land Design-Research Inc., Columbia, Md., who has been hired as master plan ner and strategist for the DDC's over al l redevelopment effort, will coordinate the efforts of ho w much money that really - ew 's ___________ •_____ (AP) Transportation officials have Presented Gov. Reubin Askew with a proposed budget that calls for a gasoline-tax increase to compensate for a projected $30-million revenue shortfall. ___________ the national government to reestablish import quotas for their foreign competitors immediately, then a renewal of the U.S. Sugar Act which was dropped by Congress in 1974, with some urging from then Secretary of Agriculture Butz. Thus opponents of the outspoken former secretary have had an unusual opportunity to criticize Butz first for the high price of sugar; then for the low price. In this day of dependence on the government to bail out just about everyone, it seems few either in labor or industry or among consumers appears willing to rely on market forces, And with the apparent willingness of the new administration in Washington to try to solve all people's problems, there doesn't appear much immediate chance for the cause of individual freedom of enterprise. y TALLAHASSEE taking of hostages. Libya, a longtime op- - But, over all, the big cry in the 50th state is for njur °'' ponent of such measures, agreed Thursday to drop a proposed amendment that might have been used to justify the taking of Israeli lages by terrorists. The West Germans and other sponsors in return have dropped references to punishment or extradition of offenders. _____ islands, I ' "•' .. _____ Gas Tax UNITED NATIONS, N.Y (AP) The way is clear for General Assembly INlnI r'nrnmittee approval tod ay of a resolution calling for the drafting of a U.N. treaty against the ________ _____ Approval - . _., ; YR THOMPSON, Ga. (NEA) Jimmy Carter _____ Even allowing for the unwritten law which occasionally and accurately describes himself as 11; says one must never speak ill of a Communist or a populist, an Identification w hi ch ca uses un rest • ••_1_.. ' socialist regime, the absence of any outcry by so :.1 -.I among those in the un ion devoted to the i I..",, called world opinion in the wake of China's late1. "u preservation of entrenched privilege. No notion _____ ___________ atmospheric nuclear explosion is remarkable. t____ is as disturbing to the elite as that which i' • ______________ S.. sugges a march to power by the have-littles. Remem be r all the agitation when the Unit ed " So worrisome is the prospect, actually, that States was conducting above-ground nuclear owl the system can when threatened become not only tests at regular Intervals during the l9fios and _____ concerned but vicio usly defensive. And pe rhaps early '60s? Remem be r SANE and other protest the best case in point occurred in Carter's •v .. groups which sprang Into existence? '., Georgia years ago, beginning and ending here in China exploded another nuciear device on r . Thompson. This Is the birthplace and burial Nov. 17, the 19th and largest In its history, senground of the "agrarian rebel," Thomas E. "% ding ano th er radioactive cloud around the glow Watson. — to rain down on the Just and unjust alike. For alt — Watson wasachildof the Civil War, the son of the reaction It aroused in the world community, a slaveholder who, as did so many then, suffered It might as well have been composed of apple i , , not only the defeat of battle but of soul and .*4,. . .$?&-C_' .. A blossoms. substance. The invasion, conquest and oc. Not so remarkable, however, Is the official cupation of the South devastated a mostly rich silence of world governments, especially the culture, leaving its adherents with what author United States and the Soviet Unto,,. We cannot Hodding Carter has described as "an angry pretend to di vine what goes on in the minds of th e scar" of acrimony, people in the Kremlin — or even In our own State The war dest royed both the values and the Department, for that matter — but it seems works of most Southerners. Men who had owned JOHN CUNNIFF obvious that both governments are reluctant slaves suddenly became less fed and less clothed say or do anything that could Jeopardize their than once were their chattel. Families were delicate relations with the touchy Chinese. shattered. Faith crumbled. Where for centuries the South had navigated itself, and in large part R Of They may also realize that they haven't got a well , now others shoved in to take command. moral leg to stand onto support a formal protest Most terrible of all for the regional pride and NEW YORK (AP) — In almost any survey of day each country exploded Its first ato All these examples were cited recently by atomic well being was the dismembering and what bothers business people, you will find high bomb It abandoned all future to tell other regulator, Roderick lulls, chairman of the restructuring of commerce, principally the on the list, if not in first place, the difficulties of titles and Exchange Commission, one of whose countries how they should behave. agrarian apparatus. Southern opportunists dealing with government regulations. jobs has been, ironically, to introduce more Beginning in 1946 for the United States (ex. — Upgrading th e physical aspects of downtown Sanford is one phase in DDC's overa ll four-point plan of feasibility studies, training programs, recruiting programs and a facelift p rogram. Raleigh, who has a ba ckgro un d In hist orical restoration work, will product drawings show in g downtown's b uildings as they appear today, how they could look restor ed to their origin al Victorian character, and how much the restoration wo uld cost. The drawings will be shown to the public in J an uary. "Creating the restor ed Victorian vil lage atmosphere is basically a hist o ri cal project," e xplained Miss Jacobson. "The DDC selected Chris (Raleigh) for his expertise In this field." Ralei gh , a graduate of the University of Florida, has practiced in Paris, New York and since 1973, Winter Park. His desig ns for cabinet of eight nonpolitjcjat,s. hall of them are Christians and half are Moslems. At their first meeting Thursday, Christian President Elias Sarkis reminded the cabinet ministers that neither Moslems nor Christians, who fought each other bitterly in the 19-month civil war, should be treated as a privileged class. floss, a Moslem banker, declined to comment on reports that he will ask the parliament for sweeping powers to declare a state of emergency and rule with Sarkis by decree. 'total for the areas be yond, Gutmann, Dragash and Associates wil l become involved in the const ruct ion aspects of the facelift program. "Eventually, the facade desi gn by Ra leigh and architectural as pec ts by Gutmann-Dragash will be co mbin ed with landscaplrg to give total environmental c ha racter to the do wn to wn area," Miss Jacobson said. The Orlando landsca pe architectur e firm of Foster, Her be rt Associates, which did the landscap in g along Winter Park's Park Avenue, will be hired for this purpose, Miss worked together before on a n umber of projects. - Sugar Industry restoration in clude Face West, a gold rush era resta uran t in Paris ; West Coast -Todel Railroad entertainment complex in St. Petersburg; Gazebo Nightclub and T.J. Murphy's Resta ur ant In Orlando; and Keezel Arcade, Park Avenue, Win ter Park. Presently on the historic b uildin gs co mm ittee for Orlando's downtown development, Raleigh has served as vice president of the Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation and participates in the National Trust for Historic Preserv ation. Once Raleigh has completed his design drawings for the mod el area on First Street from Park to Palmetto, as well as an outline Development Corporation (DDC) to effect the structural changes necessary to give a facelift to a mod el area in downtown Sanford. New Lebanese Dv lih% tr \t't'1. S210. .linns. sli ( (flt. in It \101 lii fli uL ',liie ,is htnt' ikItr All ther i.ijl \tnth. $270: 1 Mrnh. $16 , 20. 12 Mnth. $2 11) Ins UIt To Taps Sanford Firm For Facelift DDC l-ll:\(ll \l: .S.NFHll.f'l, -11 ( *odv .L..t2.-2il I or 8.1I-109.I Friday, December 10, 1976--A ; Friday, Dec. 10, 1C7-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .' . -' fH QUALITY INN NORN \ INN 1 1-4 & 434 Longwood (1iiit"\ .. ; o '" TO: THE Evening Herald 300 FRENCH AVE. - SANFORD, FLA., 32771 �V0 0vierls d o Gig , s B ounce Past Lyman Houston Oilers, That Is! ' Goulette ' s 24 Stei3 le Ivi @I rs By The Associated Prf!ss Keys Lionettes most of the fourth quarter as they cheered (heir team on to a Oviedo truly dominated the second half with Cheryl Bird 62-22 girls basketball victory over Lyman Thursday night in the Oviedo g)ui. making rebound after rebound on Lyman's unsuccessful at- tempts to put points on the board, and then sending them down the court foran Oviedo narrow margin at the end of the first period. The Greyhounds were shooting good, with Rita Atkins making long baskets from mid-court. They also were controlling the ball well but Val Smith of Oviedo always seemed With only seconds left to play, the score was 58-20 and shouts rang out from the Oviedo bench, "Go for sixty!" But the Lions scored four more points, to Lyman's two, to bring the to be there to intercept the final score to 66-22. score. points), there was Keep-away Is name of girl's game: Oviedo guard looks inside above, drives for shot below i's. Lyman Holtz Quits McAdoo Trade no stopping Jets Fouls Lyman It. Oviedo Fouled Out , none .— (fl S to negotiate all over again .. - 11 T. 34 . . . ' ._ that." So the miracle worker from .I f I North Carolina t jitp whnrniild . not work hi, magic in the Big Apple, cast a soulful look t ward Arkansas Thursday - 1 .. . . -_ — before its expiration date . TheJetshave one more game ' in ,Madison M Square Garden, ac- I lithe 6-loot-10 center-forward, and reserve forward Tom I McMillen from the Braves Wells (15), Miller mix It up \ s,,f - _______ ---- ... . . • - . . 4.1w — p . , ': By B*M* 1 47-43 I. . ~ Orlando Moore ooms fell to 2-1 and plays lowered the fourth quarter again tonight Ocala at bo om to Crooms High's Vanguard. freshman basketball team BISHOP MOORE Moe 317, Thursday night, and losing MuIlee 7 6 70. Berniir 1 01. Topper Moser 201 Tolls 7 17 co ach Bob Bray is st ill scrat- 40*. CROOMS Whitney 000. Sweet 0 cing his head wondering what 00. Thomas 13127, Wells 6012, Campbell I 0 Edw,r went wrong in a 4743 lees I07 211 4) "I felt we won the game on BlshopMoore 12 10 II IS-47 the floor, but not In the Cs-ooms 4 10 26 6 -43 scorebook said Bray today. '. / I ... / . . . . agent,Bill .. . . Totals I - J • I i( • . r rs seb Ba Fo . P a th . a All fiij ll 1W McAdoo, the Braves' No. 1 pick in the 1972 draft, the NBA's Rookie of the Year in 1972-73 and the league's Most Valua ble Player in 1974-75, is in the final year of a five-year contract worth 000 in cash and $300,000 in deferred '-'000 Holtz' ambition is to become 4 . - We missed far too many easy shots. Just mental mistakes. We played fine defense. But those missed layups. .. ugh!" ' ., . was led b David ints anu Pu1Ied down " — rebounds' ' 1 c s who scored 27 - . Ferre . LOS ANGELES (API Ma- cal pressure put on baseball to payments. head coach at the University of jor league baseball extended a return the sport to Wash ngton, Arkansas, where . Frank Now, the Knicks have. to sign Bro'ies has stepped aside to tentative, if weak, hand in the from which it last withdrew him and reportedly will give spend all his time as athletic direction of Washington, D.C., after the 1971 season. And Kuhn him a live-year - . , . . .i . . . - - ., - contacted Holtz. Bishop also diurn In the nation's capital ber of games in the nation's to use him, however, is quessaid he would rely heavily starting in 1978. capital, plus the presidentia l Uonable. Broyles' judgment in filling the Commissioner Bowie Kuhn opening game, the A ll-Star A post and called Holtz the "kind made the announcement Thurs- game every three years and McAdoo suffered a U4IVU of man we would like to hire." day night, then immediately hibitions, groin muscle Wednesday night left for Washington to meet toIf that pl an fails, the National during Buffalo's game against Holtz spent three years'as day with the Select [louse Com- League cleared the way for ei. the Philadelphia 76ers and his Canipbell shoots, M ller i . I. , - , . ,,. - .-.. , . - - -- - - 4 ,,_,e___:_•" .J :,. Baseball's Antitrust Days Over . -' w .(. .. . '- The Greensboro, N C, native posted a 21-16 record for the Red Sox In 1935. He had been 2022 for Cleveland In 1933. . - rebounds per gwne this se . ' ,, . f ,-_ . Wilt \ .4 . . '.-. i . . , ': - __ -, , -, . _. V -- . — .- Flyers Snap Garden Hex In 3ml W 1 * n Vs . BriiIn$ - - / .• ," .' - Thomas plays -' ___ : 'yoyo with basketball . - - - College Bas ketball - - - - stole the puck from Rene RobNew England 34, Tampa Bay 17 t'rt in the Sabres' zone and beat A drum roll, maestro, for goalie Gerry Desjardins for a 2 s first 044 Tampa and the NFL' 0 (Head. season and while you're at it, a Buffalo got its goal on a pow' bow to the talented Patriots, In er play at 18:36 of the second the playoffs for the first time in perio(.i. Gil Perreault sent a years. goal-mouth pass to Rick MarSI, Louis 21, NY Giants 17 tin, who flipped it past goalie We know the revived Giants Dents hlerrun have won three straight at Nordlques 5, Roadrunners 4 home, but the Cards need this NEW YORK (API The Rams, who played prior ing. At KanQuebec's Real Cloutier for a chance at a playoff berth sas, basketball IS a shining tin- to Rutgers' 73-52 victory over John Douglas led the Jay- scored three goals, lying him and they won't blow it. age and there is no trouble re- Manhattan, played with finesse hawks with2op.iint.s and helped for the WIIA lead with 27. Oakland 30, San Diego 14 through most of the game. But them with their decisive spurt (loutier opened the Quebec The Raiders are just tuning cruitlng good players. At l"ortiham, the image Is they finally were checkmated in the middle o( the second half. scoring with a goal midway up now, getting all the parts tarnished and the school is try- by the superior Jayhawks. The Manhattan-Rutgers through the second period. then ready for the playoffs. ing to keep up with the others in d game was interesting until the got two more in the third San FrcIsco23, "They did a good Job," sai New York, no less the Kansases Kansas C08Lh Teti Owens of Scarlet Knights broke it open period. The final goal was the New Otleans 10 20-6 burst at the start of game-winner. Serge Bernie. , 'The 49er3 are underdogs, of the sorld. Fordham's deliberate offensive with a the second half. Uollis Copeland and Paulin Bordeleau netted probably because they lost to a few hopeful moments game that provided the Barns scored 20 points and Ed Jordan the other Quebec goals. San Diego last week. But they ThFor - day night at Madison with a 31-30 lead as late as eight are better than that and will Square Garden, Fordham's minutes Into the second half. added 16 for the winners. 'We played two different show it against the Saints. rookie coach, Dick Stewart, "They dictated most of the halls," said Manhattan Coach Two Cage Worlds, . 1 - ________ 1, 4 RY... . u1.RSTCa. , ' Kans as For dham - . - . 'A' - - ' - —- 0 3 $43300% Wei LI , $41.12 DOWN 14.92 MONTHLY SAVE I $1s) - . , - . . second round of the Profe*lie developed a sore arm in Golfers Association,qual. the 1933 season with the Indians [lying school. Sheldon Pooley of Riverside, and was moved into the outfield for 13 games. fl right-handedCalif., fired a three-under-par swinger batted .ni in 67 Thursday to lead Kuchar, period. Ford and six others by a shot. . Tied for second with Kuchar Ferrell, born on Feb. 2, 1908, and Ford were Graham Marsh had lived in Sarasota before of Australia, Michael Shea of moving to Port Charlotte 113 New Orleans, Kenneth Webb of November. Aurora, Coin., Thomas ValenHe is survived by his son, tine of Gainesville, Ga., James Wesley C. Jr., of Bradenton; a Whittenberg of Memphis, daughter, Mrs. Gwenlo F. Tenn., and Dillen Van Dyke of Williard of Winston-Salem, Conroe, Tex. N.C., and three brothers ome3S0go[lerscornpetJ on Z George and BasIl of Greensboro three Brownsville area couises and Hick of Detroit. Thursday. Visitation was set for The field will be cut to 120 Saturday at Roberts Funeral after Saturday's third round HOIfl here. Interment was to and trimmed again alter the be in Greensboro, NC., on filth round Monday and the Monday. MXth round Tuesday: - . winning Orangemen 41-37 in the 67 Woor, rth , ø BROWNSVILLE, Tex. (AP) 1' Floridians Wally Kuchar of holly 11111 and 'Bruce Ford of The right-hand hurler had an Lynn Haven were one stroke off major league record of the lead entering' today's . . - - ' or , r\uCnar: roru, Kuc har: . WASHINGTON (AP) — The game was not "commerce In goes out of existence at Select House Committee on the legal sense of the word. age Is 28.2, Including of the Con I Prof1onal Sports expectedThe nation's I. no 1974-75 — his best season. January, auhia to approve a staff report rec- tiled and several snkiiinitent thority but can only recoinHe is trying to become only ommending that baseball be co n mend possible solutions to the second player in NBA hisd , irme dripped of its exemption from ' standing panels such as the tory to win four Consecutive IV4u was to the antitrust laws. Judiciary Committee, which championship s. In its report today to the full with football, basket 11 would take up any antitrust kg- Chamberlain wan the title committee headed byRep. B.F. islaton. en years In row, from io-o Sisk, 1)-Calif., the staff said it legis4ios to 196516. had concluded that "adequate The House sports committee The committee recomThe 6-foot-II McMillen, fl, is 'justification does not exist for was formed last May after mended that another oversight in his second NBA season and - - baseball's special exemption baseball refused to return a panel be created which would averaging 5.1 points and 3.5 from the antitrust J,awsand that team to the nation's capital to "be directed to prepare and rebounds; HewasBuffalo's top its exemption should be re- replace the Washington Sena- transmit to the appropriate Chit selection In 1974, but the moved in the contest of over-all tars, who were moved to Texas committees of the [louse, a Rhodes Scholar did not join the sports antitrust reform." and became the Bangers in comprehnsive report on sports Braves until 1a."it season. Baseball, among all the -ma- 1971. Sisk headed an ad hoc antitrust law, together with me slender 6-10 Gianelli, 28, jar professional sports, has congressIonal committee which recommendation for the s averagIng 10.8 points In his been excluded from the anti- iuisuccessluliy sought the re- treatment of professional fifth NBA season. The KniCks trust laws since the Supreme turn of baseball to Washington, sports under federal antitrust acquired Mm from Houston Court ruled in 1922 that the The house committee, which laws. 1972. ,, , - York Yankees and Cleveland second half. Indians beginning in 1927 and F ending after the 1941 season. d ' , . Syracuse, i-1, led )-fl at Ferrell's career included halftime, but Biscayne, 1-3, stints for the Brooklyn Dodgers, came back with a scrappy manBoston Braves, Boston Red Sox, to-man defense to outscore the ,i;4,fr-I Washington . Senators, New . 1. Richard Hardy scored 14 points for the visit ors from Florida. ,• . .. head coach at William & Mary inittee on Professional Sports. ther an existing National or status for New York's next where he had a 19-71 record of The committee was expected to American League team to game — at home against I'hoe-. 13-15. Then he moved to N.C. recommend today to Congres 15 UflC s move to Washington. That '' &tW'thy nigh t State and the Woilpack, which that baseball'lose its exemption would seem to be an open in- tam. had posted a three-year mark of from antitrust laws, a privilege vlt.atlon for Charles 'Obtaining the 25-year-old O. Finley to 9-21-2 before be arrived, went it has enjoyed since 1922. move his troubled Oakland A's McAdoo endedthe nicks 1. 33-12-2 in four years under him.. There has been strong politi- Al. franchise to Washington. year quest or outsideshooting g as won . the NBA scoring title each of l at . . - t s . contract worth director. 'If Arkansas would be today in an obvious effort to has long been urging that $500,000 per year. They also will placate an Impatient Congress. Washington land a franchise., interested in talking to me pick up his deferred payments Agai n, baseball has proposed would be Calling it "the 'most approd' Calling 'to which the Braves did not a fragmented schedule for them," Holtz said. method of providing want to do starting in 1. Washington, whereby the Balti- baseball to Washington, [).C.," However, if the Knicks do not Arkansas is Interested. more Orioles of the American boththeNatjonaland American. sign him, he becomes a free Charles Bishop, the university's League would play some of leagues proposed that Bal- agent at the end ofthe season. president, said Broyles had their home games in RFK St.a- timore play a "suitable" nurnWhen the Knicks will be able D scayne efea ed i SYRACUSE, xii. e. (Az — Six-foot-11 freshman center Roosevelt Boule's 13 points and 12 points by Larry Kelley have l SUCCUM proved to be too much for BI,cavne College as 20th-ranked ..,yracuse " Cclaim medan 87-6,3 b basketudli vitory. Both Boule and Kelley pae I 'd SARASOTA (AP) — Wesley n of Cheek Ferrell, who pitched for lIess six major league baseball nights game as Syracuse teams and won 20-games twice Coach Jim [3oeheim played his in a IS-year career, has died at entire 13man squad. Biscayne 's Mike LaPrete led age 68. all scorers with 18 points and Ferrell passed away Thur- . . .- B 1. . $ Bishop . 1 ,Madden, had Id Wednesday __________________________________________________ that the Knicks "were definite1' ) out 0 5 thing " . ' . --- uu For C a s At H om e - - Crooms Tripped" . . ., Thursday night for center-forward John Gianelli and a reported $3 mill ion. Also McAdoo's . B g Edge ' only - ' - - The deal was consummated one day after it appeared that the trade was dead and Buffalo co-owner Paul Snyder had said he would try to sign McAdoo to a new contract. andJ êthe I1fl fl . contract he hadsignedlast Feb. 10 came to an abrupt end four )'ears t ...' - quired the coveted McAdoo, a .. 11 j Ic - - The struggling Knicks, who have been playing sub-.500 ball this season before thousands of empty seats nearly every game . : Dolphins: Tough Chore -- with McAdoo. . ,. L., as I Pro Hockey 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Dec. 10, 1976 _________________________________________ Bob McAdoo to the New York Knicks from Buffalo finally are over. But now the Knicks have . ' - Association scoring champion . Bu( S : ' — "Lou Holtz is not made for professional football," Said the affable 39-year-old blond with the horn-rimmed glasses and a penchant for speaking his mind. "1 can't give professional football my heart. God did not put Lou Holtz on this earth for . , I J - - NEW YORK (AP) The long, sometimes bitter negotia. lions that brought three-time N at Ion a I Basket b a II .. 1 - Lake Howell's freshman basketball team registered a heart-stopping, 40-38 victory In basketball Thursday over Osceola of Kissimme. KISSIMMEE Gibbons 1 60, Murphy 50 10, Lewis 5111, Clancy 306. Williamson 1 0 2. Ziegler 011. Totals 19 3* HOWELL: Lacore 50 10, Barnes 10 2, Fannin I 0 2, Stockwell 1112, Conway 2ol, Ray 102, Gldu 701, Counts 201. Totals 16 130. _____ Kissimmee I 14 6 10-31 Lake Howell I 12 10 10-4* I 70 14 20-42 a o ii S-22 Seer Says J LA By 1 3 . . - Jai-Alai F i nal more than he could bear. to play this National Football League season and are expected to end It the way they ended 1975, with a 3-Il record — the worst in their history. Mike Holovak, director of scouting and, since mldseason, offensive backfield coach, will direct them Sunday against heavllr favored Cincinnati. I -- .- 1 HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) — For Lou Holtz, who loved the college life, the dream of coaching a pro team in New York turned out to be a ni gh tmare. And the prospect of four more years with the Jets was . Ovi edo Lyman Well, they are so deep, they And after trailing Cincinnati wins, the Browns and Bengals the conference wild card spot; "They look like the bears when You remember the Pitts- are about to strike oil — Ilous- virtually all season, they stand will be Just playing out a season Seattle at Philadelphia, Green they get out at the circus," burgh Steelers, don't you ... the ton oil, that is. On Saturday, it one victory away from killing of frustration. Bay at Atlanta, Denver at Chi- Phillips said. "They scatter cvteam everyone was bur'jlng at could all come together, the Bengals' and longshot In Saturday's other action, it cago, San Francisco at New Or. erybody." e beginning of the season That 1-4 start this National Cleveland's hopes of winning will be Minnesota at Miami and leans and San Diego at Oakwhen it lost four of its fir st The Bengals are rated heavy five Football League season had the American F ootball Confer- Los Angeles at Detroit. In Sun- land. games. favorites to beat the 3-10 Je ts people wondering. Obviously ence Central title. day's other games, it will be St. The one team not at 9-4 in the but they are running into an something was wrong with the Cincinnati is at the New York Louis at the New York Giants AFC Central Division is bus- emotionally charged team, Lou twoizne Super Bowl chain- Jets and Cleveland is at Kansas and Washington at Dallas with ton, 5-8. "If they can't beat us Holtz I resigned as head coach pions. City Sunday. If the Steelers lose the Cards and Redskins fighting and prove they should be in the Thursday and New York, I under Whatever It was, it is gone. Saturday, the Sunday games for the National Football playoffs, then they don't de- Mike liolovak, will be trying to There has not be en a be tter would be important since Conference wild card playoff serve it," Oilers Coach B avoid a repeat of the 3-11 finish il.1 team since then. The Steelers Cincinnati could be the division berth; Buffalo at Baltimore and Phillips said of the Steelers. in 1975, the club's worst ever. have reeled off eight straight champion with a victory or, if New England at Tampa Bay, Three weeks ago, Pittsburgh Added to that is the possibility By hAL BO('.K victories and allowed a minis- the Bengals lose, too, the with the Colts and Patriots beat Houston 32-16, allowing the that it will be Joe Namath's last LOS ANGELES (AP) — For. cule 28 points in those games, Browns would be the divisional fighting for the AFC East title only two touchdowns in its game as the Jets' quarterback. four of them shutouts, get all those nasty t)v,ngs the s champions. But if Pittsburgh and the loser winding up with eight-game winning streak. The Browns were 3-11 in 1975 Louis Cardinals have been and have ma,,'- n astonishing saying about the Dallas Cowabout-face. 'ihey have gone virboys. tually unnoticed, lurking Remember instead, all those It s around the fringes of the Pittsnasty things the Washington burgh-Cincinnati dogfight, But Redskins always have said TAMPA (Al') et. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will try to for 29 of the club's 42 touchdowns. He'll be operating against a they cannot be counted out yet about the Dallas Cowboys. avoid becoming the first National Football League team in defensive unit which has given up 20 touchdowns rushing and 19 Having clinched the National historyto loseall 14 regular season games when they host playoffpassing. øFootball Conference East Divi- bound New England Sunday. Grogan has been Intercepted 19 times, more than any quari sion championsIp, the Cow. Odds on Coach John McKay's expansion Bucs avoiding that terback in the AFC, but the Bucs' aretied with Philadelphia as the ~ J boys are In a position to deter- distinction appear slim, with the Patriots still hoping to capture worst intercepting team in football, with only eight thefts. mine the conferrnce's wild car d the Am erican Conference's Eastern Division title rather than I The Patriots' havegotl325of their2 697rushlng yards from the team when they play their old y enter the playoffs as the conference wild card team. fullba ck posi tion this season. friends from Washington SunThe Patriots (1(W) last week clinched a playoff spot for the first McKay's former University of Southern California star, Sam day. time in 13 years. If Baltimore (10-3) loses to Buffalo Sunday while Cunningham, totaled 785 yards before suffering a shoulder injury' The Redskins are tied with St. New England wins, the Patriots would claim not only the division . Louis at 94, .and if both teams which has kept him out of the last four games. His replacement, title but also get to host their first playoff game next weekend. Don Calhoun, has rushed for 540 yards with 100 or more yards four DE,%VFR ~ All) - Forward win or lose this week, The game stacks up as a classic mismatch, especially with the straight games. Paul Silas of the Denver NugWashington will get secondstakes involved. The Bucs are the league's worst offensive team, The injury-riddled Bucs, shut out in (our games, have 17 players gets says that playing on a place and the wild card berth by averaging 210 yards a game. The Patriots are averaging 338. on injured reserve, the most in the NFL. At midweek, they were home court makes a difference. virtue of two victories over the And while the Bucs are giving up nearly 30 points a game, the still adding players to the roster. And that difference was a big Cardinals this season. Patriots are yielding onl y 17. Veteran Steve Spurner will start at quarterback for Tampa reason ;;by the Nuggets beat That Is why St. Louis, often New England quarterback Steve Grogan has already thrown 18 Bay after yielding control of the offense last week to Terry the Cleveland Cavaliers 104-94 critical of the Cowboys, needs touchdown passes and run for a record-tying 11 others to account Hanratty in a 42.0 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Thursday night in a National help from [)allas. If the Cards Basketball Association game. beat the New York Giants, they "If we had played in Cievemust hope that Dallas rememland the way we played tonight, bers its enirnosity for George we would have won," Silas said, Allen and the Redskins and referring to Denver's 99-93 loss kayoes Washington. to the Cavs on Dec. 2. Th e Pro Picker thinks tha t IS MIAMI (All) — The home field playoff advantage for Min79 yards in seven ca rries las t week, and seldom-used veteran Don "If they play ed tonight the just the way It will happen. Last nesota next week will be on the line Sa tur day when the Vikings Nottingham. way' they played in Cleveland, week's '12-2 mark ran the and Miami Dolphins (fleet in the Or ange Bowl. The Vikings, who los t both previous games with the Dolphins, they would have beat us. The season's record to 126-55-1 for The National Football League regular-season wrapup game including a 24-7 setback in Super Bowl VIII, arrived in Fort home court does make a differ. .696. The picker shoots bra .700 finds the Vikings needing a victory to assure itself hosting next Lauderdale Wednesday to work out ence," he said. in game-condition weather. season this way: week 's first round of the playoffs. A loss to Miami would force the Former University of Miami star Chuck Foreman has rushed In the only other NBA game, Vikings (10-2-1) to play on the road if Los Angeles (9-3-1) wins at for 1,077 yards for a new Viking club record, but maintains the the Atlanta Hawks. edged the Los Angeles 27, DetroIt 14 Wash Detroit. offense can still use improvement. Kansas City Kings 102-100. 5.10 $20. 3 Bi)bo AItu (4)6 600 (1 The Lions still are trying to Adams Division Miami (6-7) needs a victory to keep Don Shula from having his 4)00; P (I 0)112 50; B i g 0 (IS) "I really don't think we've played our best yet," Foreman said. The Nuggets scored their 12th Bstn 19 7 2 10 tOe $4 figure out how they lost to the first losing season in 14 years of NFL coaching. with all (1) 9200 w i th all (I) 11410. "We haven't jelled offensively. I don't know why, other than the IS I 3 33 57 63 straight home victory, taking Butt -( 9 Giants last week. While they H — 101,75*. Into Shula tested third-string reserve Don Strock at quarterback last 12 10 6 30 106 95 fact we could be more consistent. advantage of a big free-throw Cleve A 1.791 are looking for the answer, they 615 7 19 69 96 week, but will have regular Bob Griese back In control against the "We've got a lot more to throw at people than we've ever had margin in the second half and ) Thursday's Results are likely to find out how the Vikings. THURSDAY NIGHT'S Philadelphia 3. Boston l before. Sammy White and Ahmad Rashad give us two outstanding points from David Thompson. Rams heat Atlanta 590. RESULTS PittSburgh 2, Buffalo I "We'd like to win, but we'd like to win mainly for the sake of wide receivers, we've got dept h in our backfield, we've got The triumph gave Denver a 17-7 Sflmiesota 20, MiamI 14 Today's Games winning," Shula said. "When you analyz e it, we've beaten only quarterback) Francis Tarkenton." FIRST over-all record and a four-game I. Echa no Alberdi (3) Minneso ta at Atlanta Th e Vikings nail down the one good football learn all year* -New England. We'd like to end 1360 7.00 550; 2. Larri Miguel (21 Washington at Cleveland Rams' owner Carroll Rosenbloom, rooting for Shula, said, "You lead over Detroit in the Midplayoff' home field advantage 6 20300. 3 Eddy Jayl (6) 3 60; Q 12 it up by beating a good football team." Saturday's Games know, there's one guy you can always rely on to have his team west Division. and f1rLsh this sorry season for 3) U 80. P 021 122 70 &I Philadelphia The Dolphins' other victories came over Buffalo (2-11) twic'e, For Cleveland, the loss was ready under any circumstances, and that's Don Shula. SECOND 1 IcaYxa (I) 10.10 New York Rangers at To the DiA ph ins. the New York Jets (3-10) twice and Tampa Bay (0-13), *20 610, 2 Echano.Javi (S) S 10 "I know that when Don stops to realiz e the difference in gate its fourth straight and ended a ronto Pittsburgh 37, Houston S 3 23. 3 Domingo Coo (2) 13 60. 0 Pittsburgh at New Miami may have to operate without running backs Benny York receipts (a playoff game in the 91,000-seat Los Angeles Coliseum five-game road trip. The Cavs The Raiders gave the Steelers (5.51 53 00. P — 5) 71.70; 00 (3 8) wanders Malone, who has a hamstring injury, and Norm Bulaich, who has 161 10 compared to 47,000 seats at Minnesota), he'll go all out to put the are 16-8, second in the Central Chicago at Atlanta the lpening they needed by a shoulder Injury, THIRD — I Urza.Albevdi 161 /.10 Detroit at Montreal Division. game In Los Angeles for the good of the league," he added beating Cincinnati. Now Pitts9106.40,2. Negui Yza (6)6103003 CIeieI4nd at Their places would be taken by rookie Gary Davis, who gained Wasnirigton laughing. Denver broke away from a Larrl Coldo (3) 100. 0(6 II 4 00; P burgh needs no more help to World Hoc key Assoc iation 46 halftime edge an led by 11 61 131 10 wra'? up the American Confer' Eastern DivIsion FOURTH 1 Arta Beltla (2) points going into the final quar. w L T P15 OF GA enc' Central title. 1570500600, 2 Jose Yza (1) 120 (er. Center Dan Issel scored Quebec 1711 1 35 132 112 SUNDAY 3003 OguIra Qu'ola (6)520. Q (I 2) 1310 2 32 93102 eight points during the decisive "°)' 7110. P 17119630. DO II 2) 22500 BaltImore 30, Buffalo 10 (mci 1110 2 30 III 6 FIFTH —1. Anton Juan (3) 960 third period as Denver hit nine M 1112 1 26 IS '('he once-in-a-lifetime quar600 1 80; 2 M.arurl EcMave (7) 7 00 of 13 free throws, while the N Eng 10 II 1 21 94 30) te'back, Bert Jones, against the 620, 3 S.anti Perez (2) 1 20 0 (I 7) 6 2 I 17 96 121 Cavaliers never went to the foul 8cm 5-4 00 . P (17)212.10 orice-ia.lifeUxne runner, O.J, W,ter. Division SIXTH —) Arecha Solo (2) 1200 line, fiimpg (61) I 37 142 100 Simpson. Jones has more help 460160:2 Oguiza JavI (S) 6103$Q, ('Ieveiand closed within 100-9.4 s DegO 15 10 2 32 f'om the Colts than the Juice 3 CachoQuota Qua (7) 600; 0 (7 5) on John Lainbert's two free HOuston 12 9 1 26 62 3 4280. p 1251 lOt 70 has from the Bills. Phnjx oe 1213 2 26 99 122 SEVENTH throws with 1:29 remaining, but I. Larri Perez (I) Edmntn CIncinnati 3-4, NY Jets 10 12)6 I 25 $2 IC 20 40 7 )3 60. 2 Eddy Coldo (1) 5 00 Denver clinched the victory CIIy tO IS 22 62 The one the Bengals needed 320. 3 Abdana Miguel (2) 160; 0 11 BOSTON IAPJ — Phila- that Thursday's Result awarded him a goal because Bruins and you'll win money with two foul shots by Ted 6) 3/.00. P 184) 9060, Big Q 12 $ was last Monday night. Now Quebec S. Phoeni, I delphia Flyers no longer have with all II 107 60 and (2 $ with all I) ' - This was probably our best Boston's Bobby Schmautz w when hood is refereeing. I'm a McClain and a stuff shot by Today's Games 60 Thompson. they will take out their dis- to wait until the National Hock- game of the year. When you threw his stick trying to stop the little upset nght now. I'll be HouSton at Cincinnati appointment on the poor, little EIGHTH I Manolo Juan (3) San Diego at Indianapolis Bingo Smith led Cleveland ey League playoffs for a victory hold Boston to 18 shots you have Philadelphia center. sorry for what I say. 12 00 60 740. 2 Sala Lanes (1) Jets. Brrnngham at Winnipeg ) points. in Boston Garden. They finally tube checking well. The type of 560 3 10. 3. Alava Arca (4) 4 40, 0 "They just slugged it out," In the only other NH1 game, with Calgary at Minnesota Cleveland 24, Kansas City 17 have proved they 13$) 70, P (36) 7770 can Hawks l, Kings 100 win a hockey we played tonight is the I hiladelphia Coach Fred Shero the Pittsburgh Penguins edged Saturday's Games The Browns' turnaround seaS NINTH 1 Aria 131 11 1)3 20 43 regular season game there. IAIU San Diego hiiaison had the hot hand at New England type you see in the Stanley Cup said. "They the Buffalo Sabres 0,1 - fought in the car160. 2 Eborza (3) 460420. 3 Zarre ,# son makes Forrest Gregg an at Quebec In the only World Hockey As- for Atlanta, tossing in 24 points 5 360. 0 (I 2) 4 20. P 12111/550 The surging Flyers snapped a playoffs. This is a big win for us ners, they fought on the boards. Ediroriton at Calgary awfully strong Coach of the TENTH I Miruri (dl 10*04 80 long Boston hex and extended against a good club." Quebec in the third quarter and setting SocLitiOn game, the That was the game." Year candidate. 520. 2 Arca (I) 660510. 3 Larrea their unbeaten streak to nine e Phoenix a record for Kemper Arena in Dornhoefer set up Rick Nordiques handed th Boston Coach Don Cherry (S) 580:0(1 6) 13 40, P 16 1110560 Chicago 24, Denver 21 41 it was his two games, edging the Bruins 3-1 MacLeishfr a tying goal in the was visibly upset, disturbed DO (3 61377 90 Roadrunners a club record Kansas City. But Watch out for the Bears next 11 ELEVENTH I Negui Perez (I) Thursday night in a close- first period, then put the Flyers over a Boston bench penalty throws with 3.8 seconds resixth consecutive defeat, 5-4, year. They have learned they 2 10 5 40 340, 2 Arta Solo (2) 360 checking game marked by just in front to stay with a power called by Hood with four min(flaming that gave Atlanta the 2103 Are cha Qu ota (6) 960. 0 Il can win with Walter Payton Penguins 2, Sabres 1 goal. Vi ctory. play goal at 11:31. 2) 4 60. P (12) 20300 utes remaining and the goal grinding out the yardage on the 34 shots on Blair Chapman scored one EAST TWELFTH "We could smell it when we I Maruri Arca 161 "In the third quarter, I just The Flyers, who took only 16 awarded Clarke. 31 C orctt,Sm ground. Pittsburgh goal and assisted on 9 001 40 220 2 Manolo Echave (6) came in here tonight," Phila- shots, got a third goal with 20 had that feel for the ball," said Mane IL CCNY 50 "Don't ask me about the I 460210. 3 Santi Altu (3) 350. Q lb Atlanta 16. Green Bay 13 the other. Chapman. who startNew Hampshire $9 Springfield 15 delphia' Hudson who hit 12 of 13 shots in s Gary Domhoefer said seconds remaining after Boston game,"Cherry said. "I'm goII 38 90. P (6 1) I 1 90 Big Q (12 Somebody has to win this in noting that the Flyers had an had pulled goalie Gilles Gilbert tngtomake only one statement. i. the open. the third period on tus way to a Rutgers 73, Manhattan 57 'game, but the picker Isn't sure tun's goal at 17:34 of os Ia 0-18.4 regular-season record for a sixth skater. Bobby Clarke If I was a gambler with Bruce 34-point game. Syracuse 67. Bisca 9 ne 63 H&'I $34.5.213. A just why. It ought to go Into 3.076 ing period, knocked in what since November. 1967, at the broke away' and shot wide of the hood refereeing, I'd bet against overtime, just proved to be the winner at 5:46 on general pm- Garden. "We were aware of net, but Referee Bruce Hood the Br'uins .. Ek'( against the ciples. uf the second period when he .. Howell Frosh Win By 40-38 OVIEDO: Johnson 0 000; Blai r I 02; Brundidge 131 II; Goulette 12 1 24; Michael 63 1 15; Weaver O 1. 2 I; Alexander 1 12 3; Flowers I 0.2 2;, Hadden 1 0.2 2; Hird 1 02 2. Totals 27 6 19 62. LYMAN 3ouer I 022; Cuyler 10. 02. Smith 1 002; Johnson 2001; Atkins 41 29; Scott 0 12 I; Blair 02 2 2. Totals: 9 II 22 PIRT "T 1 I Sharon Rempe them after that. Oviedo was ahead by 22 points at the m- S - - The Lions took off in the second quarter, lead by high scorer, Vicky Goulette (24 SOUTH Mct4yseSp Memphis St. 79, Drake 14 National Sask.tball Atsoclation Teni't, Tech 79, Mercer 77 EASTERN CONFERENCE W Va St $0. Wheeling 7* Atlantic Division MIDWEST W L Pct. OR Creighton 91. Briar Cliff 61 ftilon I 9 591 — Kent St. 13, Penn St. 10 Phila 13 9 591 N Dakota State 102. Montana NY Knks 11 I) 15$ 3 Tech $2 Buffalo tO 14 411 i SW Minn Ii, Dakota St 71. 01 NY Nets 10 11 .417 1W. Ill 117. St. Xavier 91 Central Division Wis Milwaukee $0, Coniaga 62 Houston II 6 1CX) SOUTHWEST Cleve 16 I 667 — Abilene Christian $3. Okla N Orins 11 10 3$3 2 Science and Arts 7$ S Anton ii 13 15* 3 Texas El Paso 59, Well Texas St Wash 9 13 109 6 51 Atlanta 9 t 360 1' Wichita St $4. Hardin Simmons 11 WESTERN CONFERENCE FAR WEST Midwest Division Nev Reno 53 Oregcn St 51 Denver Il i 106 — Oregon 79, S Francisco St SI Detroit 13 Ii 5.42 4 Texas Tech 62, Air Force 56 Kan City 12 13 .410 3' i Indians 12 13 .410 S'.-, Chicago 15 211 I0' Mitwke. 4 22 ASA 14 tic Division TORLANDO-SEMINOLE Portland 17 1 706 MATINEE RESULTS Goldn St 12 10 545 4 5eattio 11 12 FIRST I. Cacho Sanchez (1) Los Ang 12 11 572 1 2220 500 180. 2. Ectdy.Arane (61 Phoen!x 9 10 174 5' 4*054). 3 LarrlJavi (3; 400, 0 16 Thursday's Results 7) 106 60. p (7 6) 129.90. Atlanta 102, Kansas City 100 SECOND I Echarto-Arana (1) Denver 104. Cleveland 91 12.*0 7.60 1260; 2 Larri Beltla (SI Today's Games 940 100; 3 Domin o Sanchez (31 PhOlnix at Bos ton 100; 0(11) 57 SOP (II) 771.70; 00 Portland at Buffalo (1 II 194.10 Detroit at New York Nets THIRD — i Echano Solo (3) 9.20 Indana at Washington 3 20. 2 NPgUI Coldo (II 960 Chicago at N Orleans 460; 3 Domingo Alberdl (5) S; 0 'San Antonio at Milwaukee t 3) 2510 P (3-1) 59.10. HouStOn at Los Angeles FOURTH — I. Arecha Perez (7) Golden State at Seattle 1.10 1.60 300; 2. Cacho Zarre Saturday's Games 6 20 3 10, 3 Domingo Elorza (21 Ptoenix at New York Knicks 3 10. 0 (4 7) 46 20. P (7 117*30; DO Portland at Philadelphia (3 7) 121 50 Atlanta at Cleveland FIFTH — I Sala Altu (5) 1080 New York Nets at Detroit 4 20 3 20, 2 Maruri Larrea (6) 410 Buffalo al Indiana 2 10 I Manolo.Yza (2) 2 00, 0 (56) Boston at Chicago (S 6) 6400; P IS 6) 16* 90. New Orleans at San Antonio SIXTH I Negul Qulota (6)2960 Houston at Golden State 13 00 S 60. 2 Aria Perez (3) 7 40 320. 3 Cacho JavI (5) 6 40; Q (3 I) 4460 P ($3) 122 70, SEVENTH — 1 Larri Quiola (6) 12 00 1060 1 $0; 2 Aldana A)bevdi Nation al Hockey League (1) 4 20 280. 3 Ica Yza (5) 300; 0 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE (1 6) 1960; P I& 1) 13560. Big Q (3 Patrick Division II It dl 80350 W L T Pts OF GA EIGHTH 1. Ar.chaEIorza (2) NY Isl 17 7 3 37 94 21 20 5.60 1 00, 2. Santl Larrea (1) Allan II $ 6 31 97 • 5603 10; 3. Sala.Arca (3) 1.60; Q (2 Phila II 1 6 31 96 75 1)21.20, P (2 4) 102 30. NY Rng 1211 6 30 113 100 NINTH 1. Pats) (3) 14004280 Smyitse Division 520; 2 Sala (7) 1.103 SO; 3. Solo (2) St Lou 1213 3 27 II 103 2 40. 0 (3-7) 36.10; P (3-71 130.50 Chgo 10 IS 3 23 91103 TENTH I Masolo (6)600120 Cob 5t6 420 7996 460. 2 Anton (5) 500 7 10. 3 Arca Vancvr 6 20 2 II 79 116 (3)600:0 (5 6) 56 40; P (6 S) 117,50; Mim 6 4 18 11 Ill DO 1361 11250 WALES CONFERENCE ELEVENTH 1 OguIza Zarre Norris Division (SI 7260 600 320; 2 Jose Solo (1) Mont 22 48 11$ 63 6.006 00; 3 CachoPere: (1)320.0 LA 91)10 28 96 1131 34 00 P (5.1) 102.60. P i tts 1112 5 TWELFTH 1 Sala Zarre Ii) Dtrt 611420 70 67 - tennission with Lyman making no score in the period. passes. tr lice Oil About To - Pro Basketball - The players on the Oviedo High bench were on their feet The home team got on the board first and led by only a Friday, Dec. 10, 1976--7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 4 2001 '628 I I. FOLLOW THE STARS , IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ' 119 400F '108400 •J II J'{ ii. . Philadelphia 19, Seattle 14 thought he had made a giant game." Jack Powers, whose club held a A moral victory for the Sea- leap forward. But he wound 'up But at that point, the Rams 28-27 lead at intermission." But hawks, who will allow less than taking a step backward with a played less than perfect ball, when we needed it, we didn't *their normal four-touchdown 5748 loss to the Ja)hawks. (flaking sophomoric mistakes. get any help off the boards." quota. That defense really I hate to lose," said Stewart, And the bigger, quicker JaySyracuse, the nation's No. 30 needs work'. who has lost two of four gamnes hawks took ath'antageofthem team, was the only raxikedcluh ti.. Dallas 26, Won't it be sweet for the so far this season, "but I'm and outscored Fordham 19-6. in action Thursday night. The Cowboys to finish off their old afraid we might lose a few more That burst provided them with Orangemen, led by Roosevelt program back a commanding 49-36 lead with Bouie and Larry Kelley, pals from Washington? You bet before I get less than three minutes remain- crushed Biscayne 87-63. on 115 fett it will. CL360 '828 BUY NOW! FIRST PAYMENT MARCH 1977, 34 MONTHS, APR. $is.s FREE 9 MONTHS WARRANTY" * p CWbtJJW i i. * Gtf. IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE - '* AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI �ØA—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 10, 1976 I HOSPITAL NOTES CALENDAR 0 DECEMBER 9, 1976 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Oscar L Benson Floyd Brown Shannon E. Burgess Nathaniel L. Croft Stanley G. DeOvies Ruby L. Gray Edith Spring Janis W. White. DeBary Margaret Capplali, Deland Michael Maliawco, Deltona Trudy A. Bush. Geneva Cindy L. Edwards, Lake Helen BIRTHS Mr. —,Mrs. Charlie (Brenda) (,raves, a girl, Sorrento Rummage and Bake Sale sponsored by Lake Brantley Band Boosters Assn., Interstate Mall, during regular malt hours. Through Sunday. Fret Dogwood and Bald Cypress seedlings, Forrest Greene Inc., Realtor, 106 Forest Ave., Altamonte Springs, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Through Saturday. Seminole County Young Republican annual Christ. mas Party, 8 p.m., Marbeya Apartment Clubhouse. Admission an unwrapped toy for an underprivileged child. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., St. Augustine Church, Button and Sunset, Casselberry. Foresters Square Dance Club, The Forest, 8 p.m. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling hills Moravian Church, SR 434. 'AC's Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 F. Rollins. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11 Piano workshop, 10:30 a.m.; master classes, 2 p.m., FTU music rehearsal hall. Featured artist John Perry, teacher at U. of Texas. $10 for adults, $4. students. Mid-Florida Singles Club, 9 p.m., dancing Rainbow Ranch. Senior Citizens trip to Jacksonville for picnic at Fott Caroline. Stops at city museums and dinner. Start at 8:30 am. from Leeds in Casselberry and pick up at Sanford Civic Center, 9 am. F ( Ft cc cc Y. m in in Pi al fc U N WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Here it is.. .our super-sensation- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10 4 f "The Thwarting of Baron Bolligrew," play for children and adults, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Santa will be present. Tickets at civic center. Christmas Party for Sanford VFW Post 10108 an-i Auxiliary members. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees Christmas tree sale, 9 a.m. to 9 P.M. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran. Women's Aglow, 10 a.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1Z Scholarship benefit recital by pianist John Perry, 4 p.m., FTIJ engineering auditorium. $5 for adults, $2 for students. Rummage sale sponsored by Temple Israel Sisterhood, noon to 5 p.m., Temple Israel, 4917 Eli St., Orlando. Mid-Florida Singles Club, 7 p.m., dinner and dance, Family Club, McCoy Navy Base. Call 3.7790 evenings for reservations, All Music Service, First Presbyterian Church, Third Street and Oak Avenue, 5 p.m. Open to all; nursery available. "A Salute To American Music" by Melodee Dance and Figure Club, 7:30 p.m., Meiodee Skating Rink, Sanførd. MONDAY, DECEMBER 13 Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. . Diet Workshop, 7:30 p.m., Sanlando United Methodist Church, SR 434 and 1-4. 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 at Soring Oaks and SR 436. Tian,eedenta1 Meditatim program, 1:30 p.m., Florida Federal Savings, .911 W. Hwy. 438, Altamonte Springs. at ,.- Friday, Dec. 10, 1976-1B the greatest assortment of Club items you need iir now ... for the Parties you check over the prices... Christmas Season they are smashingly LOW! Mr. and Mrs. John McClaiicn are spending their vacation in Tampa and Sanford. In Tampa MARVA they were the guestq f Mrs HAWKINS I McClairen, niece Mrs. Shirley Herald I McGuire. While in Sanford, Correspondent . which is home to the . McClalrens, they are my housegutts. While in the city, , Iloha will get In some fishing with many of his friends and Willie Mae Robinson. She is Mrs. McClalren will visit with employed at the Holiday house many of her family and Friends. Restaurant and Mr. Williams is The Mc(.lairtsis make their home In NYC where they bulb employed at Chase and Co work in two of the city's hospitals. 1.thinn,I iiiui C UI ICW York is in the city for a few days Tyrone Smith was honored enjoying his fall vacation, he is %vith a surprise birthday party visiting his family and many given at the home of Ernest friends, f'r,llb,'rt k(r,n,• ,St .._.... i',.. friends and ill; joined at the celebration. Come a-running for these one I Ii day only sizzlers ... they're the best buys around. DISCHARGES Sanford: Ayoub Baker Dawn R. Burks Lynette E. Cantrell l.atricia A. Jones Felicia Lackey Lamar Laubert Emma E. McOlvin Rosa L Morehead Thomas F. Smith Leon M. Swain Sr. Bascom S. Johnson, Bristol, Tenn. April S. Tills, Caselberry Dennis C. Kimball, DeBary Lillie M. VanDiver, DeBary Bessie M. Horn, Deiand Dorothy W. Miller, Deltona William H. Weaver, Deltona Mildred Hersey, Lake Monroe Frances B. Connelly, Maitland The annual Christmas party for Celery City Lodge 542 and Evergreen Temple 321 will be held Saturday evening at the Elks Home,Cypress Avenue and 7th Street. Tickets will be sold on a color te may be purchased from lodge members. George Ducan is exalted ruler; Grace Haynes s daughter ruler. 8 a.m. Readings: ternperature, 61; high Thursday, 68; overnight low, 57; barometric pressure, 30.45; no rain; relative humidity, 94 per cent; kinds; calm. Variable cloudiness through Saturday, with a warming trend. Lows in the low 603, highs Saturday In the upper lOs. Winds easterly around 15 m. p. h. SATURDAY'S TIDES Daytona Beach: high 10:38 a.m.. 11:05 p.m., low 4:05 a.m., 1:44 P.M. Port Canaveral: high 10:19 a.m., 10:38 p.m., low 3:59 a.m., 4:33 p.m.. Bayport: high 2:59 a.m., 4:41 p.m., low 10:10 a.m., 10:28 P.M. L P Cl hi a bk ___ 1U' I ttb (HCr$ld Photo by Jean POW Salvation Army representatives Envoy Oscar Eckstein, left, and Capt. James Snelson accept Christmas dolls from Telephone Pioneers Joyce Fitzgerald, Tom McElroy, Amber Lee and Sandy Trosper. Parent Education I . • -. hi 13 St ha , -. ','. 7 . 33 • -' .- .-c"h----------1T ...% . :_ I k' . .., ': /• / . _. Special Gifts for S' e* cial. Occasions (Herald Photo by Jean Pattnon) The true meaning of Christmas was the subject of a skit performed by members of Seminole High School's Anchor Club to entertain Sanford Pilot Club members at their annual Christmas party. Performers were, from left, Karen Itisner, Anna Nichols, Am' l)aurn, Terry Talnm and seated, Mary Ann Daum. (3 f. . 0 co / ( 0 7 & 2.-.:-• 4 I • -, • 0 . \ • ,' , 0 • , ' ".• • - - - A( • at the matinee and Cindy Ratcliffe and Luis Perm, son of Doctors lAhs and Maria Perez of Sanford, at the evening be presented by the Performing Arts Company of Florida on Dec 19 at 8 p in 0 at Winter Park . High School. The ballet will - and Ssanilda , I . (oppilia in I d' 11:2010 3:00 3:3010 6:30 3:3010 6:30 IQ: 001o12:OQ 2:0010 3:00 O MOP&,DEC.zo 2:00to 5:00 WED.,DEC.22 10:00f0112:00 TUES., DEC. 21 2:OOIn' 5:00 2:0010 6:30 THURS., DEC. 23 10:00 to 12:00 . 2:001* 6:30 . 10;X to 12:00 FRI.. DEC, 24 2:0010 6:30 comparesseChristmas sp is brighter at Uyref, 1 tilif should I do? ONE•MAN (;llu, DEAR GIRL.: Wake up No herself "gets woman O SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS! HJQ( lOPEN MON. TO SAT. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. bet SPONSORED BY THE DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSN. OF SANFORD TJJ SUN. 11 am.-9 P.M. ZaYre!TM SANFORD. pregnant." HIGHWAY 17.92 at AIRPORT BLVD. claims be "loves" you Is using you. No. I don't think he'll ever The man who leave his wile and marry you. And yes, I think you're Foolish to wait for him. [)EAR ABBY: A niece of mine was recently married, so i sent her a set of crystal and silver salt and pepper shakers for a wedding gift. It was not allowed the exchange without inexpensive for a woman of my means. With her thank-you note she enclosda bill for half again the amount I had spent on her gift. It seen.s that this bride had beautiful adult d4ughter who is afraid to smile b&ause she has yellowish teeth. She brushes her teeth regularly and 'visits approvaL DEAR ABBY: I p Evening Bags 4' C I I have I've Cov r a, e c Ing I th fr on t teeth with arWicial caps coasulte d. a would accomplish the desired effect, but It would neceultzt,e partially destroying healthy teeth,' which Is not rem mended by mois t dental experts. H • Scarves by Anneklein . i /J I . ' 11) plate • Jewelry by Hobe' 'I ° • C Cejt1 ,aJ 0341 Tr I /'' k, ti ., ta 534j.O.' ..r..a . II' SO • . ° and Vera $13 CO S'Il4 ce-ef iil •i'."g H • 4u th •md O,a $11) CO _ - 8 is Jump Suits Af te r F i ve Evening Weal _ - 322.9180 S. Orlando Ave. Sanford, Fla. W -"-- LISTED ABOVE All 15,00 Items r/j'. ', ' I DONEIDA , Dresses ' -, - ..'w cau., -, ' — ' • Co-ordinates — • , l'43V ItIfl c ,,ti.4 SPortswear " 115 O u'! Ti,,. 0 Lovers Divorce Story Untrue DEAR ABBY: I am very much in love with a man I work with. The problem is his wife. Every time he starts to tell her he wants a divorce, she gets herself pregnant and he decides that he can't go through with it. This is the intro tune site s pulled that on him, Abby, and I am tired of waiting for him, but I can't break it off because I love him too much Do ou think he'll ever lewv ,nls wife and marry me' Am I Foolish to wait for turn' What *Whiting *Leather Handbags I returned my gift to the jewelry her dentist often, but her teeth store from which it was pur- just naturally: have that dingy chased, and selected a more look. expensive set of salt and peppe r This Is a big problem for her. shakers In its place. She looks so pretty when she This girl is not dumb, She's a smiles, but she is so selfcollege graduate, conscious a.'out her teeth she Not wanting to make a fuss, I wor.t let herself smile. paid the dif ference. What would Is there a solution' How you have done? about cars li ke the movie stars FLABBERGASTED IN FLORIDA MOTHER [)EAR FLABBERGASTED: DEAR MOTHER: Ii there is I'd have made a fuss and NOT a way to whiten naturally paid the difference. Further- yellowish well-cared for teeth, more, the salesperson at the I've never heard of it, and Jewelry store should not have neither has any dentist "I, Gift Suggestions Higgins, Pat McClure and I Jennifer Hinson. Tickets are $1. •. ByAfflGAll. V AN BhltF.N \ Village Shop have a cast of 70, and wal Luis Perez and Cindv Ratcliffe. left, 11rian Price and Lynne Rader play Franz feature Kip Watson, Norman h \ The Ballet Royal with the Florida symphony will perform the ballet 'Coppelia" Dec. 18 at 2:30 and 8 p.m. at the Tupperware Auditorium. The lead roles of Swanilda and Franz will be danced by Lynne Rader and Brian Price 0 • •,'\ 0 th 3-0 plates have a sculpture thir d mension and the crested toasting plates are encircled with favorite toasting phrases - • (,j. •Ballets 4.h4 • children, $3.50 for adults. Eemnit tickets are $3 and $4 The ballet "Cinderella" ni to on sti . r Join the crowd! See the clowns! Santa will be escorted on a city firetruck, from the Marina by the Sanford police to The Magnolia Center where he will rem until 5 P.M., visiting with the children & ti-I .jCo . - , . ' I . Tickets are available at the Altamonte Niall, Colonial Plaza and 3 Ticket THURS.. DEC. 16 FRI., DEC. 1? SAT., DEC. i$ . . : . I-"P5f' : , j '. ., . 4• .. 0 . •. . .. . . : 0 •. .. Santa will arrive by boat at 70:30 a.m, SA TURDA Y, DECEMBER 11 the SAT., DEC. 11 Sil ha Jut ba in 11 : • .. • . .. - •:-. ;. ,. 0 - . :I -'v..: .. , 'V, . ,•. / 't r ¶?.1: ... : ... - . :; ...L.: - 0 ,.,- , 0 /Santa will be vin / The Magnolia Center the following days: . . -- ' .- ________ ,,. . - . .. ..i j" ." I - ' ': - ..... ' MARINA ISLE, ON LAKE MONROE Pt . Holiday DOWNTOWN SANFORD of ... ..•' " Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Williams, 1602 West 13th Place were PERFORMERS united In marriage on Dec. 4. Ms. Williams is the former SANTA 54 ... 1 - 1 / _ ti fl C Pt cc , Set Class Parent education classes In In the Sanford area The classes The next series of classes will the LaMaze method of prepared are held in the hospital begin on Jan. 3, 1977 from 7 30childbirth are now being of auditorium and consist of six 930 p.m. Fered by Seminole Memorial classes, one night a week for six Coles are taught what to Hospital for expecting couples consecutive weeks. expect through the remainder of the pregnancy, and through of their TAG Slates Play Auditions Incl ; . mild conditioning exercises, The next production of the Saturday, at 3:30 p.m. at the concentration - relaxation Deltona Theatre Arts Guild Episcopal Church Parish House exercises and specific .. (TAG) will be "Life With in Enterprise. You need not be a breathing techniques to aid the ' Father," Feb. 12 and 13, 1977. member of TAG to try out for a mother through her labor and Auditions will be on part in the play. The cast calls delivery. 0 for four boys, ages 6 to 18, one Fathers who attend the / teen-age girl about 16, seven are allowed to remain '- ' Holiday Beauty women and four men. The classes with their wives through labor director will be Edna Bo 'ette and delivery. . i Rehearsals will start after Tips Feature d Class size Is limited, so prethe first of the year. If acting is not your "cup of registration Is necessary. To . A Glamorama hosted by tea, there are many other facilitate class planning, " Mary Kay beauty consultants hands needed behind the mothers should register early will be held in the Arts and scenes. Come to the audition in their pregnancy. Crafts Building, Deltona and let Mrs. Boyette know In For more information, call Community (enter on Monday what way you would like to Louise at3-4661 or Pat at 323at 7:30 p.m. help. The program will feature the latest holiday-look glamor secrets, hair styles and exercises for the working woman. Admission Is $1 per person. Reservations can be made by calling Martha Maltby at 3228913, or Mary Skog at 6684604. fro NVIDA'— .. ______ YULETIDE • It- . Specialist 4th Class mci Marie Ford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ford, 1832 Coolidge Ave., Sanford is home . on furlough. She is on her way to a 17 months tour in Germany. where 31119 Will complete -her. service tour. Inez Is a ON graduate of Seminole High. School. While in the service she S is a clerk-typist. held at gravei.. SaTurdat at tO 30 a m, at Evergreen Cemetery with the Rev Leo King officiating BrlUon Funeral Home n ciarge of arrangements - . . — I At ..a n r 1- • •1 ' ' - Gaines Morgan Post 17 of Amvets will ring bells again . this yuletide season for the - ' r '. Salvation Army in the down- L...a.j(,.. town area. The Amvets annual community children's Christmas party will be held Dec. 18, 2 p.m. at the Post Home. 0 AREA DEATHS Sieck of I..ancaster, Calif.; one Mrs. Violet M. Baggett, 73, nephew, Orien Rick Farrell, of 919 E. Second St., died Mobile, Ala. Thursday. Born in West Brisson Funeral Home in Virginia, she came to Sanford charge. lnl927 and was a member ofthe First United Methodist Church Funeral Notice of Sanford. Sunivors include two nieces eAGGETT. MRS. VIOLET M.— Funeral services for Mr Mrs. Marion MacDonald, North Votet M Baggett. 73. of 919 E Second Palm Beach, and Mrs. Nancy st, wro ae Thursday, wit be A. I WEATHER MRS. VIOLET M. BAGGETI Mark family and home. And wait 'til B, t( Army al Saturday Sizzlers featuring 1) __ A w Pioneers Dress Dolls For 9.99 All 12.50 Items ...................... 9,99 All 10.00 Items ......................7.99 - JEWELERS B.ankAmericard — Master Charge Open Evenings, Fri.. Dec.'iô a. Ili FOLLOW T I IAJ. r%.r..,, ....- MVt., ._ iRNP-UKU STARS IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR .1* IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI �78-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl na Friday, Dec. 10, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Dec. to, ins- Adventist Nazarene THE Ark's Everyone Clal*ms To Have Found It .. .. - I JTHE Aiy.c,a,, Pii'*ri Sa74jiy Services HOPE OF 0111? C OIl'!P111/N/TV. :::r Rev Offrold Nobles :: Sun Wortl%vp Sun EveWorship It ooa V. ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner lIIiI Elm FIRST CHURCH U 000 The ., .. I Sr: 0000 I o * *** I 300 Non 10075 Sanford Ave Dr Harold Harry Surplappity CHURCH OF GOD Minister ' ISa tn 5p,i C, D Harris Sunday School II Ohm 0 )Ipm 7 Postof 9 41 Minister Sunday School 37'OOam Evening service CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 3cn Shockley Not 7 SOp m 7 Npm Prover Meeting 700 Fairmont %a.vk.rd Gard"Club Hwy IT 03 )Sprn SPtinq&Proci.,m,n0 Wad Privet Mtv'l I7 )Ipm Lutheran JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH loll We,, First 5lv,$ , : an PINECRIST BAPTIST CHURCH OlD V' AIrpori Blvd. Roy. K, ens Hon Poster Sunday $diool MorMIiWot*Iilp tWin Church Training 0:lIpm. EVWOflJHp 730pm Wad. Ev,a,ài, Service lIMp m. SIRVICIO,a, ESPANOL Bible class CHURCH OF CHRIST 1513 Park Avenue Fred Bib,, Evangelist Sludy tO Na in Morning worship Bible II Nan Ev,,s,M S,,v,c• 0 H. in Lad,, Boat CIa Totiday IDi in Wadnouda, 0,01. Class 7 700 in l'd.pav'4M M,nonar ,'v ' MYF 312,11,64 Rev Roberti Hunt" .#' L. P j '- om 4 .1# r4,orjo ' Catholic a ALLSULSCA1'HOL•CCHURCH JIIOao A It I nw 44 4 , fi.?lll: rst ....' -- CHRIST UNITED METHOOISTCHUPCH Tucker Onrie, Saarland Estates I.. Daniel 0 Sam Patti. Standby %(%"I IISO in Morning WorShip • 1110am MYFIIIS,... E wt. Woti,hipII3Su 131pm Wednesday Morning Prey., Group 7 )Opn. , • '. 4 COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH May 171741PniyR,4R Casitibirry Re. WII,am Pvcl.tl Paste, New Ken,,,lP, M.II,r .Ati.sl Paylq morning Worship 0 lillIan CtvvrcliScPio.l I Sultan Sotv.c,, with (huh CII _______ F•Io.tA.p Coil., b,Iw,.,i _______ UMYP SWim ____________ Ivan. Worie., 100 in Wed S.bIi Study A Prayer Si,, I SO in Fr%l W.dn,tday FvhIo-.th.p Supper a 14 is in •5 ___ 0 4 '- ft ' ~`Gpit , -_ _______ Christian Science Morning WorshIp INurapry tosan,(' it isa in ________ 1Mm art FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak A we &)rdSl I,v. Vir5vI L. Iryinv PIssvii 322 3041 mawrowng worship S Warn ClsWcls SCP,.I 0 41 m MotMnq worship Ii 100 Nvrioty FST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST h34Easl5.ndSt,,,, Swedly Ser vice I tu4sdaySciiooi II Slam WeudaySi,,,cq I SOp m , - , ...-. - . - .unday .fi'niJav Tues1!139 /'ro5'ers iiedneI11a Prt,'ri,s Thursda James Gnes:.s ' Geneizi 3 /3./S 22:1-18 35://S 32-3 /6:1-V W. ' TI./.i9 METHODIST CHURCH III Park A.. L eo Nina MOihvr,0 WI*h.p .:::ar, 1)euir,,pi,I,,, ,• ,, Sunday School UMYF / A',n -. . J,.. - 5(c t(ch) t ( fl) + ')± ± t( " 0 410 in 1)4DIi - THE LANE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH M,Ibvr A,. Lao, Mary R. A F %lCve Church School a in WG,th, II 00. in YeulPvGrswp I 3Opn Wed Ciii., P,oC?,ci I lop in IIIN Thuraday Family Nhl Slipper d Su n da v y OWpm UPSAA PRISIYTEIIANCHURCH COtiiet Civoy, CIvO from their sirvi? We think about the cost to Jesus - rejection, I Upsala i,Hy Re, Oar*,n Shea SvJay School Main,,,0 WorShip Ervnnanor,N,p just all sorts of elaborate decorations which add color and ex. citernent to the air. It may not be quite so obvious in the church, but the church is getting excited about something, too. It is too early for us to put up our decorations, because we want to have a time to think and examine just why we are getting so happy. We in the church want to have sonic quiet time to think about the coming event. We want *to examine ourselves and see where we stand in relationship to this happening. What is all the excitement about? Why, it is about the coming of a child, born nearly two thousand years ago in a backwoodsy sort of town half way around the world from here. It is about the fact that when our God was ready lie broke into the history of the world and sent His Son to be born of a woman, to take upon Himself the life and trials of humanity. The excitement leads from a crib in Bethlehem to a cross on Calvary and to an empty tomb in a gar den. The excitement is about a "coming" and we call this the season of "Advent" because we are preparing for the celebration of Chri.st's coming as the Babe of Bethlehem. I used to get sort of upset a bout the commercial whoop-de-do before Christmas, but then I decided that even if I didn't approve of some of the things that happened, at the very least the whole community was being made aware of the fact that this was a time of preparation for celebration. I have decided that is just might be possible that someone will say to himself that if all this excitement is about a baby, or a man, or a risen Person, maybe I had better look into it to see if it relates to me somehow or other. So we prepare for (.'hristmas. We prepare rather solemnl, our chur ch, because we think about the sacrifice involved. We think about the Son of God becoming a man. How many of us would send our only sons to become, say ants, to save all the ants - 4 w Fr W,IIIIPI Ennis P4tr , WslimAin,ii Asti Pastor Sat v.,d mass 710pm. Sun MAW SemIS )IIllnoon C.M,s,..,5il 6_7 lot - 11" It lOam FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIP Pork A.a.,.q THE LANE MONROE CHAPEL OF Jar T CntnoIo Oranee lIad Lab. M..v.. Mirn.,,0 *itPv,p W,II.jrd EldrId. Peat., • 308 In SOlidly Schssl Sonday School Ii Oh a in 41a in MOr,iiq WorLN.p II H ., Morn,.,, Werth.p II N a in B v,n,. Worship Ch,.,ch lro.iw.vj 7 m a Even." worship 7 is lot PrarerMialvnlw,dn.sdi, I SOD in Wed Pva,r I lop m H ,1,1110, lo Other Churches It PIISIYTIRIAN CHURCH 1701 Hwy and Lake Mar1 Blvd Re,. Michael Andni*y Patter Senday School Church A~ _a~r; •, aiIor MormnqWerIisp Wed Eve I'We%Iudy U (C COVENAnT Pastor 9 43 a m 131111 a on 0.1100". Svndiy Youth Group CONGREGAIION*L CHRISTIAN CHURCH 24OIS Path Awe VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH ISO H•,P,qAv, Pli.m4303 •OwiIdO Taylor SuodaySchsool 0,45 MOIfliflOWOf,)Il. IlMam EveialI,0 Worship O:Wpm Wed Pyjyot Meeting l•y Fred I Gardner Church School M0l'Iuili, Worship di - Presbyterian GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH "a. 7 10pm 7 )$i in Ft4lonartis'll b It is pretty obvious to any person who goes out of his house that something special Is happening. The stores seem to be full of people. You hear a special sort of music playing in stores and Methodist 4k.- ,,.v__ PaIOr IWidaySctioiI A .' OhIOan Congregational Wad Pvayt I lv)hIStvdy By The Rev. Leroy 1). Soper, Rector Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford F Airport Blvd Ido004landOr PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 20?. PAlmieie A., P. Ravin Sunday Sc onlC, COot Pastor's Corner Past.. Him vy 04 a in t Wy in A hurt, crucifixion. And we prepare for another Coming, too. For this Crucified One is also the Resurrected One who promistd to return in glory to establish the kingdom of God once and for all times. So Advent Season is a time of solemn personal examination not that we .can be worthy of His retur n, but that we will be as ready as we can be whenever that occurs . Advent tells us Christ is near. Let us be like the wise maidens who kept their lamps trimmed for the arrival of the bridegroom, Let us make ready for Christmas and for final times by prayer and study and b y loving one another. - Al The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page 'Possible ii FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff IX PANTRY PRIDE Cs DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes B SI hi 13 St hi. & P1 to OC lb co SL hi jlX ba frs tN 53) Jot be, Ifl .7 WILSON.EICHELBERGER . MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff. . THEMcKIBBIN AGENCY • Insurance GREGORYLUMBER • of Sanford • • S • • CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. • . • • PUBLIX MARKETS andEmpioyes WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs Al Wilson ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff • • • L.D.PLANTE,INC. Ovideo, Florida STENSTROM REALTY Herb • • Jerry& Ed Senkarik . and Employes • • , . WINN.DIXIESTORES and Employes • S HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly " FLAGSHIP BANK ofSanfordandStaff 200W, First • BAPTIST Anith plv Church, Calvary Baptist Atiambap, 305 Foain,.mt Nuy 11031 5n*Ø Oa'gpe Coon. Calvary Baptist CPsiigb, (ry$lêl Lake -a We, lab. Mary CasUevry laptrst Cburyl 7 1 !.m,osIi 51,0 ClroI laptil Church, 1)11 Oil Ave uIuOti P.til Siptist Clearwa t er M'a,voni', lipevit CIlwrp. $'oith.,tI Pd V.clsq-y SaptssICkzch,O44Dr,i,,d,,d alK.,IwAv, FittI Sil,I (Hatch, SIC Park Ave Ftiondth.p Baptist (Rve CO pt IaM. S.v.o.s. II 430 AIIame '' P,rtl lapt.,t Church .0 DeBar7 . FirtI Cisurcb 00 GoNta Fril Sapi.sI Church of Lak. Mary F,*sI BapItt Choich o0 LU. MontHDlflhIapt.sICchptLj4C., Ccl&Gralo F i rst BaptisI COvrth .4 Oviado 0 Pitt Sapt.tt Church .4 SanLiodo Spe'ns F.rtl Siuslab Mi*t.ennty S..f'sl Church, 1151 do 11th SI Fat,I City BapI.sI ClutCh . First Iipl.st (batch 04 OsP, - Fountain He.4 Saptist ChordS. Ovide Jordan Uittiant1 Bapt.aI Clsttcc,h loll W f,sl si Hetffi*od. Sli (butch. , Usib.aoaay S-ap'.l Church Nones Rd. lociepriw n4 M.,twn Baptist Church Gio Hill Rd. Oil,.. ety lipevif Clutch, GoHia H Mt *a,aA Pc,m,ti,e BapeisI 1111 LecusI A,-,, isataparsit MI 01... Mits*aa., $a.t.Ll Clutch. SiieL.sd. S.'00s Rd L1.0.S.d Ml 5.na Mis,.*i,p t•*liSt bivch, 1555 4aer Ac. MI Zoal Mi040eiry Baptist. $spyj Av* New Bolbia M'u.sna,, Clutch. "If $1 I HIchoaf A.. IedePntd.ac. S.oI,si M.ut. Civic LliOur $101 Longwood. Ph - No.. 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Lit 54OII Cath.t.c Ckutth, ill Oak Ave j,aaIord St Ano' atholec Church. O.5.d Tral. Oiaa.y St £vjw.4a. Ci7*h,c Chur ch Suotpt 'Or note lvtts Rd CasioID,rr, It a,, (boeth, Mailland Lvi. £flOtII*ii$e OirLady 5ftIeLaketCaf.I.4cO.4, l3I$Mia,in,la4 . . ' CHRISTIAN , Fit'y Christ...,, Church. IMP S latsOwO Ace taafetd Citq,,J..*a (huh, 133 W *.rpeo Blvd Har*040. CM.W.on CboecP. F4I Hivii. Dr. "oad Lakiviow Ch,,sb,a,, Church Seer Lao. Pt at Jarn,tons CONGREGATIONAL . Cans, nal,alat Chitifian ChurCh lost Pick , CHURCH OF CHRIST Church 00 CNr,,I. 1513 Pack Ave Ciuspuho, Ch.,,t at Lab. Ellan, U S Il 0314 Caswlm..rr, So.tNIam.nOI.CIMCISICM,II S4lGLak.N.o.lIRd Church of Cht.,l. AM Palm S."s Dr Allamonse CJIMEII .4 (hr,il, Genqaa (birch II Chv,t, LO'IO$od Church 00 Chr is, Paola Church at (Mitt, W 'TM SI $ffi (burcii ii Ch., III Have,, Dr - Ma,ttjnd CHURCH OF 600 CiiircN $1 God, 503 Hiciety Church of God, HI w 33.4 (hWCI I God Ov.ed. Church Si 6(0 H0l,uWut, Lake Mci,t05 Lhvrcii .45 God M.t$.on. (iiIerpt, Chur ch II 6.4. 1*03 do 10th St (North 4 God in Christ. Oy,ed. CiiufchoO ol Priphevy, OSlo S Elm Ave Chur ch St God Cl PriA,c5 17"I Pectimm,,, Ave Church If Gad M.stion Interp.,, Scu (hrch Of 004. 700* IHI SI. Sang EASTERN OITHODQX Easter. Or*.d., (birch. SO. Gear,.. 050 $ha.ad CO .. - taniO4, latIe, Oh,*a (btWCL St. GoSS.4 0, C A. , Sb I* $0.. Fifi Path (Oofor.Dr, CRotch. St Jsho CM asian C*•. US N. 101. Firs Park EPISCOPAL All Sa.et CWSI..al Chu,th. I OiBry A.., loftrp,iue (Mitt IC,SICHI church, L,e9oo&4 1401y Cr,. Episcopal Pork Ave at Cm It .sws. kM A 111- De.s on W. aa4' 5*11001. ith (*a IIY*. P.øso. LUtHERAN . ' Atttlii,an Lalhotan Church, O'venb'sok Di. CasWtkrcv 'a.'.nt, OI0,ni . . L"t'.pran Chytchel ' Radeinø,, 53W 3511 PlOt, ss.s Lothoti. Church, Golden Oii Dr I Hwy U 13 Ldlttlbirrj It L,kty Luffieva, CNWCR It lie Slivia METHODIST Iacti.tI Ul,I,d Mlmor,l Church. I Oilily Ave. InI,rp., Sear Late United Methodist Church lethal AM B Church Canaan Htt Ca%Ielbetry Cvmms.n.ty United M*hhodit( Church. Hwy I? C? i Panel Ridge Pd - Casselbevry DeSa,v Csmmua,ty M,hhod,tI Clutch, * Hiptibacuka Rd. DeBar.. Firl Unt,d Mohhod,yI Church. 4i Park A.. uriS M.thod.,t Church SI Oviedo Ficth Sythirn Me thod,tt Church. 3*00 Sanfor d A ve Pre M,lhod,5l (beth 501* tIN St G,.w,i Uethod,tI Church. Geneva Grace Uled Method,tl ChuttI Airpoel 11.0 Of at Chapel A U B Church Ovied, Oakiv. UeIho4.tI Church. Oviedo Gole,n Mithodist Church P1011 WeIIeyan Methed,,l. it 04W at Pa . SI Jainr, A U E ml (rivets p AM I Church II - RI 415, Oat,.. 51 PaaI5 Uelhid.tI Che(h, 0-tlen Rd - IsIl.rp,,.. ' Stalld Mernocial Church, S OiSa,5 ' S4Mavi4o United Uethid,it Church. Tamp Pint Pod. Someton' Alta mon t Wild e Sp'..s NAZARENE First Church lam. Nasa,..., 1341 Siolard Are GoOecaCko,ck at the Salman.. $ * 4& Geneva Lak,Ma,t (birch elm. Natir,ne. Labe Mi, tiled, LII, Mr1 lonswg4 (bitch *0 hf Haute.,. Wayinil & Jeit A veLoaI..od PUS%SYYEPIA$ Lake Mary UOIIc.4 Pcelbtl,,,as Cbi,cb Pirl Prlsstn,a,, Chinch 0.1 Lw, & lid St Fictl Pra,b,,,,,a., Cbi,cp .f DiBa, c C t$5Oti4 - (On,,na,l Davis The sanctuary choir of First United Methodist Church of St. Paul Missionary' Baptist Oviedo will present a Christmas Church church Chorus will celebrate Cantata, "I Believe," by Job 17th Anniversary Sunday F. Wilson, Sunday at 11 a.m.their service. Soloists will be Mrs. at 2:30 p.m. Various choirs will Ralph Neely, .Mrs. w.n. riEn in the celebration. The Martin, and Merritt Staley. public is invited to attend. Narrator will be Richard Gomer and sound director, Jerry Vick. The church is First Methodist located at 275 King Street and the public is invited. The First United Methodist Church of Sanford is having the First Presbyterian traditional "March to the Manger" on Sunday. Dec. 19 at An all music candlelight both morning worship services. vesper service will be held at The congregation will place First Presbyterian church at 5 small packages at the altar p.m., Sunday. It will be the 28th with a gift to their favorite in a series of simflar annual charity or project. The Nativity observances under the di ree- scene will be directed by Jolene tion of Mrs. George Touhy, Brubaker. The chancel and minister of music. youth choir of the chur di will Included in the 60 minutes of give the christmas cantata on worship are 10 anthems sung by the same evening. On Christthe Chancel choir and three mas Eve a Candlelight Cornorgan numbers. Also Ms. munion service will be held Martha Oestreich, flutist, will with both choirs singing be featured in one of the preludes and one of the anthems. The towering Chrismon Altamonte tree with its artistically Comm unit y rI.,.'nrnho.,I v,l,,'.l,, ,.,I1I l..L.. rIlrca '.w. AAr'irs, y z\ concert of Christian music will be presented by Lowell I.eistner at use First Baptist Church of Oyiedo on Sunday at 11 a.m. Lelstner is the crs'ade coordinator and music director for ttme Bill Penley Evangelistic Association. lie has been in crusade evangelism for over 25 years. Leistner's deep personal feeling for the "heart" of a song gives birth to the free style that has made him a favorite whever he travels. fie is much in demand throughout the U. S. Recently Lei.stner sang and led the music of the 1976 annual Southern Baptist Convention which met in Norfolk, Va. The Concert at Oviedo's First Baptist Church is a return engagement after a concert he presented at the church in June of this year, The response was so good that Pastor Bill Starr invit ed Lemsiner ba ck for this coining Sunday's morning worship serv ice. John Marinelli, executive director of the Big Brother free nur sery will be open. movement and an or dained minister, will speak Sunday The concert ts open to the morning at the breakfast public. An early arrival program meeting of the Fishers suggest ed to assure seating of Men Club for all boys and men of the church. Good Shepherd Th e Christmas party for the Chapel Guild will be Dec. 16 at At the a nnual [fleeting of 7:30 p.m. at the home of Lynn members, Sunday, the Bucklew. The Rev. Wayne E. following pe rsons were elect ed Smith will read the Christmas to three year terms on the ""v30uFy, one 'iigm 1,00 L.riea.' church council of Good - is .-".--. t}-ry "Lauda Sion Christian, I don't think my f"fings are right. What do you Utink? Answer: I think your feelings are less important than your will, your choosing to obey Jesus. Almost anyone can like a pleasant person. It's not hard to love people who are kind and thoughtful and loving. The question Is, can you love the disagreeable, the critical, the unloveable person. Do you remember the fairy tale about the prince who was turned into a frog by a wicked witch? Only by the kiss of a beautiful princess could the curse be broken. When the frog told the princess his predicament, she knew she should kiss him, but at the same time she was repelled by the thought. Ugh! But finally she kissed him. Instantly, the ugly frog before her was transformed into a handsome prince the man of her dreams. At times all of us experience conflicting feelings about what we want to do and what we know we should do. We want to avoid a gloomy person, and yet Jesus says that's our neighbor.. the one we're supposed to love. When people hurt us, we want to hurt them back, give them wha t they deserve. But Jesus says we're not to strike back at those who hurt us. In fact, He says we're to return good fo evil accept those who hurt us, love those who criticize us, forgive those who wrong us. Now that's tough, maybe impossible, for you but not for God. Your part Is to agree to let God change you. When He lives in you, lie changes you so that you begin to want to do w ha t you should do. Then it becomes much easier, because Christ gives you His love to love the unloveable. He makes you capable of loving and forgiving. In (act, He gives you whatever you need to obey Him. Then doing the impossible becomes possible. You can become a blessing to those you lire and work with. And you will receive God's healing power for the hurt and broken relationships in your life. Community Methodist - The annual candlelight Christmas service will be held Community United Methodist Church of Casselbe at 7 p.m., after which those who wish will go caroling. Refhments Refreshments will be served following the caroling at the church. On Wednesday Dec. 22 the "here and Now" singing group will present the program at 7:30 p.m. for the annual Sunday School Christmas party. A Christmas Eve communion service will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the sanctuary. . - - - Christmas Music, Open House Sunday New members will be received Sunday at the 11 a.m. service at Community United Methodist Church of C.asselberry. Christmas music will be provided by the Cherub, Chapel and Chancel Choirs. There will be an open house from 3-5 p.m. hosted by the families of Rev. William Pickett and Rev. Kenneth Miller at the Miller parsonage on Piney Ridge Road. At 7 p.m., the Chancel Choir unde r the direction of Dan Brokaw, church director, will present a cantata, " The City' of the King." Accompanist will be ___________ BICENTENNIAL 14ER1CLk -- Pit) See, Lob, si 51 M1,k5 P'esb,l,,,an Chuith, HI Palm $prih Rd AllimovI, Spa Vpnhi Cainininty Pfft,Ier,a Upialo Rd *e5Im,3lr Prasbyt,ri1,, Chch,Church, Red B • Caipelbircy SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 41&. City Detest Lake Seventh Day A4,,.,t,SI Church. Hwy i F.,.5, S.i,nlh Di, Adv.iol,it Church U,tI,W Ave LIiem,,0, Serni' S..rd Sia.nIh Day A4,pit,5I Church. tii $ Elm MiMer Sprint, $evehh Dap IIØII5I Church $ 5 Motto. M. Hill S.10flM day A4II Chirch lot Pino It . SAAWd It . OTHER CHURCHES AIlpi A M B Chur c h. OIly, 4 12th Ati Fo,l Chapel. Camp IIi1I,,4h, Weki,a Pork Rd l,erd&I Avvs., Hot,.,.,5 Chapel, leOrdill A re CIivIu.Ia Community Church Lake M _--i_ _.____ 4 1 '1' 14 I .0-..,- I'll -, ; ____________ 1976 L(Q ' c) el ___-_-Th_____- "-.-. Church Changes Its- Name - Qi( Aci*?.J HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 11.11 - 22 SHIRLI. V MILLETT 63.1 9272 t',s,,'Ib-err1 Winter St. Mark s Calvary Baptist Assembly of Calvary Baptist Church of Lake The chancel choir of St. Sanford his changed its name Mary. A new church has been Mark's Presbyterian Church, it is now called Countryside buil•t about 1 miles south of Palm Springs Drive. Altamonte Ba ptist Chur ch of Lake Mary. Lake Mary on Count ry Club t'.'isra Road nntl nfrii'-iolc wtint,'aI tii For almost Sb. Calvary BaptLst Assembl;has identify the church with the been meeting In the Garden area. Club in Sunland Estates, First service in the new Sa nford, on Sundays and at 2595 ilding will be Sundy, with bu Sanford Ave. Wednesday Sunday School starting at 9:45 nights. Church officials explained and church servict's at 10:45, that the name was changed to The Ctirl.stmna.s Cantata will be avoid confusion with thr. presented Sundas'. 7 n.m. Jout Chri,I.f Lilt,. Day Saint., H15 Park Ave Pint ChrtN II Cb.iI k,nl,tI, 5001 IcudlI Lao. MoirH Chopef, Drani, Slid - Lab. Mao.W kiliOdoin HCII of Jehoiah W.toq5 Lake Mis Ucust, 543 W ki $I Firil Ito Cbwrth Of the Li.$$ 0.4. Midway . Pe.,t.t.stai Open lii TOber,,,CI, 1410*0.4 Ave . 1011 11th so poOh Seminole High Sctl.,lh t1t PenItcpetI ChvrLl of to" - 0 F,.t Peof.t.1t.p Chur ch 00 $aol,,d FlI Goipas TIOitAotI, 373 4 Country Club . 1.11 Obve H5I,o., 9 Chuith, Oak Hill Rd. Oal,.ø hnr Alliance Church, 1501 5 Pork Ave $an$w 5.00. thatch, 2440 Sailors All sing Wednesday at 7p.m. in the' Altamonte Mall. The Lyman High School Girls Chorus will sing at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the church. The youth choirs will sing at 7 p.m., Tuesday at the Altamonte Mall and the Cherub Choir will sing Tuesday at the Casselberry Woman's Club and on Wednesday for the Golden Years Fellowship Christmas party at the church. Cornmunion will be served the senior citizens at 11 a.m. followed by' dinner at noon and a Christmas program, The "Here and Now" will DISCOVER [1T1 lt~~ Mrs. Donaline White. The United Methodist Women will hold a reception following the program in fellowship hail. Shepherd Lutheran Church: Muriel Brainbaugh, June Free Methodist Martin, Maynar d Andrew and The Pickerings will be In Concert Sunday at 1 p.m. at the The Sanford-Eustis Free LaMar MerEdith. The full Church of the Nazarene, 175 E. Methodist Churcl at 4th & council now consists of four Crystal Lake Ave., Lake Mary. Laurel in Sanford will share women and eight men in addition to Pas tor Ralph Lurnan. The annual operating budget for If7 was approved at this meeting 'etOyt.v,o., Clutch 3115 a Uris0 p. i -, ~ Question: I work with a complaining and disagreeable pessimist, Everyone dislikes her, including me, but as a - O vi edo Baptis t "e -r I'l Salvatoren" by Dietrich Sunday at 3 p.m. in an Advent Festival of Music. There will be accompaniment by organ and strings. The public is invited and there is no admission charge. Paul -- - L Christ this Sunday. In a special program, members of the congregation will observe their annual "Jesus Birthday Celebration." With "gifts for Christ," families and individuals will help the 'Light and LIfe Hour" radio broadcast blanket the world with the Gospel message. These offerings traditionally total onethird of the annual worldwide budget for 165-170 releases each week in ten languages. St. -___ , Oral Roberts celebrating the birth of Jesus Oviedo Methodist ',,~ V many animals and how were they able to feed them for over a month? A secret lies buried In the icy features of Mt. Ararat. One which will nag at the minds of scientists, archeologists and amateur mountain climbers until they find a way to unravel this mystery. Springs, will present a cantata, "This Is Noel" by Katherine K. and \ 7 Nazarene $1 Andrews P',by$,v,a. Church I,( I11. FrI C' $lt,lrn,'rr t - " Slr "- FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD - 27Th & Elm - 0.,n Ala v.av varva - $ORWvdCSRVPBdofJ01eyIWbWIhoeAa. Tb. IVI000R my, 705W. 3aM it. Rilh,.,, HIlt M,rav.a, Church. Allem,nta Spe,a IT nO Tpoconptua It. WI00r Spenq 00,1,0 Charchof (Mist, Altain.. Loininiity Chapel, All Spat MM, YcAt,(hwtcis,00od,,,c00151 lSilMaftadoIt,o.A,, Tb. Pill Gospel ('turiN If Our Lird Jeiii theist *Och.nilon s Cana',, c.t, . - "Good 'T j9y News, World!" by I -S ' with other Free Methodist churches of North America in Baptist 4. F"1,' the Nob Hill Apartments, SR John F. Wilson, will be 436 and Aloma Avenue, Winter presented by the Youth II Choir Park from 4-6 p.m. Call 3224540 of First Baptist Church, Sanfor reservations, ford, Sunday evening at 7:30 in On Dec. 10 and 17, Friday the church sanctuary. "Good evening Sabbath services at News, World" is a service of 7:45 will be held in the Cam- praise and thanksgiving conmunity Room of the Altamonte tered around the Christmas Sears and conducted by Story, the message of salvaticsn, members of the congregation, and the promised return of our Lord, - CoI Si,.yi,.,4 U",l,'d Lutheran 3S,4 5 0111.. Dr L..lPie,a, CPiiv;cla at Sunday at the clubhoo.je of First "" "rn CRUMLEY.MONTEITHINC insurance Service 0 . Congregation BethAm will hold its family Chanukah party prominent place in the preservice period, The Rev. Virgil L. Bryant Jr., pastor, underscored the emphasis of the service in "ke eping Christ in Christmas" and said the church "extends an open Invitation to the community to share this hour of worship." Nursery care will be available. • . SENKARIKGLASS. •& PAINT CO., INC. . ASSEMBLY OF GOD P.ssI AtlemMy SO God, 77* I Elm L - . . . _____________ SE MINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ________________________________ ii i . KNIGHrSSHOESTORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight&Staff 11111 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff • DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Deklè and Employes 01 : . _____________ I Chanukah Party, Cantata In A P c, Ov i edo even on the streets. There is tinsel hanging over the streets and Iv H, in a 10pm 1 SOp in Evamnq Worship 1,011 Clatsea Wed 9 w LUTHERAN CHURCH $00 Orlando Ave (17-03) (LvTPi.rai, (tivtch in Ain•qlci( Rev Ralph I. Luman Pastor Wortlsip 11008m Sutid.sy School iHa In Nursery Both S.r,Iaj ' H.qIsway II well Hoiry Taylor I Bud Hvpp Evan.lIth. Saba* class ft y GOOD SHEPHERD FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 35)1 Sanford Ave Rev Fred McCleary Putt, Sunday School Ila m Morn.,,, worship II a in E ventral See vice I 100m 5.04. Study Twits Eve 1 lip Youth, Service Tuei Iv. 1 300 in PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST MormnqWor,P,ip t UT H F PAN (HUP (H OF THE RFDFFUFR 103* )IM Place "?ht I ,,ilhlenln Hour and TV "TNit as lb. Lii,' Pr.. Elm,, A Peutcher Pa.lo, Sunday School -, II a in Worship $rr,ice it Sty vi N.Adprlart,n and Hunt-n The srCngth it - at sour church in i Nt* m C SJltL3W up )OUI' - :'' Vloodegisday 1 ) Op 7 lIp m N 5Jfl LiH1 CHURCH OF CHRIST 000 Palm Spr,,i or Allamovyf, Springs Jvey P Needham Ev.nq,i,yt Bible Study t BO in AsImy Witili,p II 84 rn FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 Sal Orange S",et Rev IRuth GraM palter Sunday School I3 70. in Meaning Moral7 It Olin Sunday lOp,, Mid Sable Study 1 )40 ill Canqu.r,vt Aloviling Sunday a if in Ararat is a volcanic mountain, rising 16,946 feet. Due to the constant change in temperature, boulders continually expand, contract, and split, making it an extremely dangerous mountain to climb. In biblical times, Ararat meant no particular mountain. It co ver ed parts of Iran, Iraq, modern Turkey, and the So viet Union. If there had been a flood, its peak would have been the first to emerge, for it is the highest mounta in in the region. "Trees cannot be found within 160 to 200 miles of the mountain," said Charles, "and these are poplar trees. The type of timber believed to be of the ark is a species of oak." At an altitude of 11,000 ft., crystalized salt was found. One university declared it to be ocean salt . In another place, at 13,800 ft., layers of fish, crab, snails, and clams were found. "Tons and tons of them," said Charles. Harry Crawford found boulders with 8 crosses carved in them in 8 different locations leaig in a straight line toward where the timbers were found. Archeologists who have examined the crosses say they are definitely of a Sainarian origin which wo uld make them some 4,000 years old. Archeologists have dug up tablets in the region relat ing the tale of a man who survived heavy rains by building a vessel. Be fore the Bible was even written, 6,000 years ago, stories of a man by the name of Utnapishtim, and another called Xisuthros, were similar to the tale of Noah. One Babylonian myth says the gods drowned the human race beca use man made so much noise the gods couldn't sleep! Much can be said in the dispute as to whether this is actually the ark of Noah. There is still the problem of getting the ark out of the ice its burled under, if ever given the chance to. If it a ctually takes the shape of an ark, how was it able to hold so was Airplane pilots have reported a ship-like shadow in the Ice of the mountain. These findings and some amazing, more recent discoveries were presented in a film shown at the Kress Education Center in Orlando. Charles Crawford, a member of the Search Foundation, explained why they were showing the film and continuing on with the search. "There are many problems facing the world today," he said, "perhaps one of the biggest ones is the lack of Pentecostal Rector (un', S 0*,4 vi 1 0 iii in lI eta in Church Of Christ 7 lIp m OdIftty 14 6 lip M I lop m ? sop FM . Wt Y CROSS Ill S Pirk I troy 0 Sep., Perry W Collins Holy Communion Church Schoo l Holy Cominvv,en It.. u,, Postappe I41a m II aS, an Sunday ( S(IO..I Prea ov.nq & *or th.p.nq Baltic Study al Youth League Evening Worship Wed Prayer Meet Episcopal 15 m WOqjIi,pSr,,c, 1 I its M 137 Airport Slid PPipne 33? ION Cl,lvord W Schaub cc CC v m School I. SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Baptist L,' is" Sanford Avg OIsCuPLEor CHRIST 0 lop on p ,, - SANFORD BIBLE CHURCH Church Of God FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Morning worship Old Irytis Denominational Christian Y,,,m Fellowship Sunday Wad %.cv.c. ( shoelaces, most of us have been familiar with the story of Noah's Ark. Men had grown so wicked that God decided he would drown all except for eight Virtuous people, Noah, his three Sons and their wives. A large ark was constructed and a male and female of every kind of animal placed in it. Throughout history, explorers and mountain climbers have reported finding an ark-like structure packed in the ice of Mt. Ararat. As early as 1300, Marco Polo made references of an ark near the suiiunit of Ararat. When he climbed the mountain in 1829, the Russian physician, tr. Frederic Parot, claimed to have found wood from the ark. Once again in 1883, the Turkish government appo inted a commission to investigate avalanches on Mt. Ararat. The workers told of seeing the how of the ark sticking up out of the ice. They were able to explore many of the rooms and found stalls for animals and bars on the cages. The find was announced to the World Press and the story was ridiculed. V M1111 , '' Fam"y Night (Wad r ::: .. .. .. .. .. .. I .............. ..........................,.:-:~:-::-:-:-:-::-:~:.::-:-:-:-:~:-::-...:-::::-:-:-:~:-:-:-:-:-::~:-:-:-:-:-:-:p:-:-:-:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::..,-:,:,:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:,:.:,:.:.:.:.:~,~~ ......... ASSEMBLY OF000CHURCH Cot, 17Th sod RIM 1y E Don Coy Sunday ScPv.oI o s. m Mori.g *SriNip 10,3 ,m i :::] ::: * - OF THE NAZARENE 3901 Sanford Ave DoullstO Elliott 1, Sunday School 9 4142 Morning Worship ,11 So a on i OUR NATION I Church... .1. .*. .. .. " . ___n Assembly Of God P1151' and in the seventh month, on the seventeenth day of the month, the Ark came to rest upon the mountains of Ararat." Genesis, Chapter S. Since the time we were old enough to tie our own 11 1. confidence in the Bible. We feel that by finding the ark, it will help to re-emphasize its teachings." In 1955, Fernand Navarra, French industrialist and amateur explorer, found an estimated 50 tons of timber buried in the ice. lie went on this expedition without a permit from the Turkish government, so he cut off a piece of a plank, carrying it away in his knapsack. The cell structure of the partly fossilized piece was examined by the Madrid Institute of Forrestry In Spain. The estimated age of the wood was 5,000 years. It is about this time the ark is believed to have been constructed. Two modern radioactive carbon-14 tests were made on the timber by an American and a British University. They date the piece at 1200 to 1400 years old. Some people have suggested that the timber may be related to the ark story, perhaps as a monument to it. In 1969, Navarra joined forces with harry Crawford, brother of Charles. Over a ton of scientific equipment scot to Turkey. With a crew of men, the timber was located once again, at an altitude of 14,000 ft., under 40 ft. of ice. What none of the explorers knew was that they would be the last expedition allowed on the mountain by the Turkish government. Out of the seven pieces of wood they were able to reach, they were allowed to bring out four. The reason, said Charles Crawford, is that "Mt. Ararat lies near a Russian missile base. Whether they stray into that zone by accident, Turkish officials are wary of foreigners who might be spies." Charles added that the Search Foundation is attempting to obtain permission for another' expedition. This might possibly be accomplished if they can get some of the officials to go with them. I Its p an Sabbath School • VCiWr, W*RvIiik$oq,,,,,,, Wad Eve Pta WMf,,i, OOpm By CAROL SMITH Herald Correspondent lialij, U if Sanford I ...a s.nvui u RUTH TUECH n,... 8J4 9'212 oune 10;4S AM Morning Worship L,•;- l.'.csxl E ,-,' 6:00 PM Charismatic Service ,ell6k . Pas tor E. ECHOES OF PRAISE WHLY(104.7)FM MON.-FRI. SUN. 12:05 P.M. 7:45A.M. Lets Just Praise' The Lord KAYETALMADGE HILDA RICHMOND 574 316/ - -. - , 77- j'y. - �-- 4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - -C -- - - Evening c TV UV . Evening 600 6 9 12 IU.EWS 6M EMERGEfi4(y ONE 7 REBOP 24 AS MAN BEHAVES 630 2 12 1C NEWS 4 6 CBS i zoo.. 9 ABC NEWS 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 6V I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WiLD, wiio AN;MALS 12 NAME THAT U 24 MACNEIL-LEHREA REPORT 7 2 CELEBAITV SWEEPSTAKES 4 9 F1UOOIPIfSSHINVNEW YEAR kismated featuring the voices __ Slton, Frank Gorst-in and kyMterdam.lntr,sspe. ciat, Happy trio ast, New Year is nisssng. and its Rudolph, the foci fseci Iein doer to the rescue. 825 24 WALL STREET WEEK 830 2 12 CHICO AND THE MAN Ed is delighted when a ncIng 90t) 2 12 THE ROCKFORD FILES Rockford (James Garner) is inveigled into assisting a wnman who dawns searching for riot lost sister, who really is on trio trail of a cloJen Asian all obect 6 MOViE 'Silent Night, Lurviy Night 'Lloyd Bndges. Shinny Jones. 1969. Tale .itxut a tiief interlude shared tytivelonetypooploduringthe Christmas holidays in a fJ England college town 9 ABC MOVIE What's (,k U)oc" BartwaStressavj,Rvan ONeal Boy meets gui and donI want to. 1 The Forty Thiavc Prtsen,,fe BERNIE LEE TRIO + C FRI. & SAT.. DEC. Ike Ft1y £ STEAK HOUSE and LOUNGE PHONE322.9725 205 PALMETTO AVE (Next to Post Office) SANFORD - S C 00 B V 0 00 NOMIJTT HOUR KOO 2 SPEEDBUGGY 4 MAGIC GANG 6 TARZAN 1030 2 12 MONSTER SQUAD 4 6 6M GOMER PYLE 7 ANYONE FOR TEN-' " 9 KROFFT'S SUPER ' SHOW 1030 M ALAN BURKE SHOW 7 SECRETARIAT 1100 2 4 6 9 12NEWS 614 WILD. WILD WEST 7 MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN II 30 2 12 TONIGHT 6 MARYHARTMANM.ajy HARTMAN 7 ABC CAPTIONED NiBvs FOR THE DEAF 9 SWkT(R) 2 12 SPACE Q-CJ'. FRANKENSTEIN JR. fl 30 2 12 BIG JOHN-Lll"RE JOHN 4 6 APJ< II ' 614 NFL GAME OF THE WEEK 7 BOOK BEAT (A) 9 SUPER FRIENDS 1200 230 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL ioc Saturday IA jQP Morning G 4 FARMAIIDHOME 6 GROWERS ALMANAC , ' 625 ( 630 , 0 Tenn 12 LMNG WO FRI. FRI. & SAT. SAT. ONLy 3:$:1:• 9 TheCoIoriAdventhresof "l"i"JE ________ BEAI' E FRI. 9:35 Evening "DIAMONDS" SAT. 4:35-7:30 Iifld WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS ECOI4OMY Nil'S 600 4 PLUS "Book Of ILAL ' 4 Numbers" 6 NEWS ' 630- p fAt ____________________ &iI&Ii 7' THE WAY Finch, portraying the demented TV news anchor man, Howard rn e ii t mented "This tube is the gospel! The ultimate revelation! This tube can make or break presidents, popes, prime ministers. This tube lathe mcist awesome force in the whole godless world' And woe is us lilt ever falls into the hands of the wrong people!" WAS II, Iii flCWUUU - vwage. iit - Edwin ii h1'1TitfA1!i *b '_ STARTS TONITE low ratings). But Chayef sky Is a satliist in the SwiftIa manjier, and he employs the blugeon as he did against the medical profession -'-in "ihe lJpital." . . - - ___________ Ridgewood Now Playing ' II i JIMMY 'D' HORN HORRWED bytVpC ThE DOOR.. 'msai I I . I,- - tREATcY 1-KI -SAT -SUN 9PM- f':O AM T)*M4LL' DEMOTI I p LIVE MAINE LOBSTER $7.25 ___________ SUNDAY - ' 21 SHRIMP in a BASKET - DO!. 'SCREAM OF THE DEMON LOVER" - Iwseariva U MOvilLaso SHEll plus regular menu OYSTERS On HALF rlrnut'rps lior.s rn tue .;in,-s:. - 14 & 434 Sanford Court Apartm V 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Brand new, Splrkiing with (harm! Furnished studio's, unfurnithid I & 2 beis'oom units Your new home features Shag Carpeting Fabric Covered Wails Built in Walt Bookcase Private Entrance Dead bolt Lock Fenced Palio Color co Qrdinated Kitchen & Appliances Abundant Storage Space "Energy Efficient" Air Con ditlorming Packagq Full Circle Insulation & Sound Proofing No One living above or below you Full time Resident Service Directors Modelsopen lam 'tml6p m Daily Come see us or cail -. " I " - " '-r" 'T '-- I E- - - - - '- ' - 14 Z - ,7-o ",-" "1 ,' - BR I barn. Carpeted and C A. kitchen equipped, nice large lOt Cain assume mortgage No Quauit'jing Ver1 Small down payment Monthly payment on mOrtgage 115797 ________________________ ene va ardens Patio Apartment1 Lu xury Studio i, 2,1 ""Kifchen Equipped From 135 Furnished ' 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford, Fla, I 1 BR. turn apt ,tightg, water Mature adults No pets, $95. 2296 after i wk days. -. 14 '1'j -''--' - t :_ 14 14 1 ; -A- LAKESIOEAPARTMENTSi ana'?,d PEAL (ST STE Realtor _____________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ 4vitR in buying or sellIng' '': - Revolutioflary War that nobody paper money of any denomination, and "not worth a Continental" became a catch. phrase for paper money issued y the Continental Congress, The World Almanac notes Csyfl4 i IllS iI,I WIpQ, - II -14 - = - ;ii2.a* ll ii #II ri'.Jrva 14 i_ - - - - I9I'...3 -- - 30" General Electric range, GoodCond,tion.$35 Phoni ii) 55,61 , Dad wIll love Black & Decker or Rockwell power tool's end Stanley hand tools from Gregory Lumber & Trsje Value Hardware, 6th & Maple. 3320500 For Appointment "' _ ..'''' " . " ,. '- l_ fl I '-- 4 .a v,- ' - ".---' i' .L" L" - - '-- - - iI - ..,-- '- - '.v' -"'1 "., u,'l' • -4... - - ._ . " '" . -_ :'°.-"! 11 -.1 r -'s - t-...-", of' .. _- _ "-i :-_---''-- i , i i- -ii-'- - 79-Trucks-Trailers _______________________ 1971 GMC condition 7310 196) Chevrolet pickup truck, new 'sticker, Good ruming condition. SJXI MY SIUI 1912 Ford Pick up. VI, automatic. air, camper, all like new $2195. 323. S952 after 1 p fYi - 8Autos PAYMENTS- '72 and '73 Models Call 323*570 or 634 1605 Dealer 1971 Mercury Cyclone GT. 351 Cleveland, automatic. Power steering, air. 11295 373 $915, DAYTONA AUTOAUCT1ON Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach wilt hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday night at 1 30 it's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price No charge other than 15 registration fee unless vehicle i's cld Call 901 135 *311 for further details - - t' ._,.,_lr S 14- --'14 ,,_- P.-,'- 1414 ------ -".,' - - "-'.. - i- 14 -" "_.. - L. - III - '46 DODGE CHARGER Fair Condition Phone 323 7676 _____________________________ Open Daily For Retail Sales. 105 Dell's Auction Center 197) Chevrolet Impala, custom 2 dr, hardtop, air, PS. PB. $1230. 322 6.474 after 6 p.m. Hwy 46. West. Sanford 323 5620 ________ ___________ - ...... - 1917 VW super Beetle, AM radio, EVERY DAY someone is looking for good condition. I owner. 11.350. what you have to tell Call today Calm 322 7399 after 5 and your Classitied Ad will appear here tomorrow .1961 Cheville, 6 cyl. aulomatic. ___________________________________ Good conditIon. 1.300. 323 1(32. 2888 1974 TOYOTA MARK II AUTO PS, PB, AIR, V-T 3195 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE S2395 S2195 1973 TOYOTA HILUX P-U WITH CAMPER S1095 S2295 1973 DODGE MONACO S-WAGON 1972 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1795 1973 CHEVROLET CAPRICE S2195 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY III 1695 1974MGB _____________________________ Radio-Stereo can iover your home *ith aluminum 6. sottlt System AtSo Roofing. Cumter's 20 Yr's Ezp Eagle S'ding Co 1519563 / r, "14-, Fill Santa's bag quick ne easy Shop the want ads for Christmas Dues " LIGHT HAULiNG&YARD AND GARAGE CLEAN UP Phone 319 $371 Lawn Care _____________________________ ______________________________ I HUGI.IEY EQUIPMENT Dirt service. Clearing, Mowing, Back hoe loader 3226637 ____________________________ Home Improvements - ____- . Tree Trimming & Surgery-Lawn Maintenance. Free Estimates Licensed Prione 372 75*2. Central Helt & Ar Coniiit'on.ng EXPERT LAWN SERVICE i',r fret estimates, call Cat-i Mowng. Edging, Trimming Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 I Free Estimate's Phone 3731792 1771 I ________________________________ Cleaning - -_ I ,._.,.,,, SOFA&CHAIRSHAMPOOED Also Carpet Shampooed Only 135 Phone 372 3561 _____________________________ SELL THAT CAR TODAY' Place a low COSt want ad then stly close to your phone Dee & Gerry's Cleaning Service Residential & Commercial Clean np Rt I. Box 174CC. Sanford. Fl I 37771 -- 321 6125 Ui'..'. LAWN)tl(VILt Mowing, Itimmung. Edging, Fall Cleanup IYJUJI Cebriardt's Home Repairs, Room Addimons, Concrete 'Work, Paint rig. Carpenter Work, Ceramc Tile, Alum Enclosure's 3736425 Free Estimates ' . Carpentry. Remodeling. Addition's, Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free estimate 123403* ____________________________ - ___________ O00tig. S dung. Sheet metal, Alum 500111's. Painting, Air cono , Gutters. Texture coating, Scr-ens. etc Large quality, small dollar Bill Evans, 1319911 Electrical Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive 372 6145 __________________________________ I I -. Sewing ____________________ - - Insulation Aiteralions, Dress-Making. Drapes, Upisois1er 122.0707 , l,n . i I i JuSt about everlithing fol' Christmas CitIng can be found in the Ads ToListYoui_Business..,DIQI 322-2611 O( 831-9993 5P'_' - ii L ----. -' ' -. - , .. -' ' to' - 'Ao Landscaping & Hauling _______________________ _____________ IT L _________________________________________________________________________________________________ BOWL1N ELECTRIC Electrical' I blown in ins,)Iat,cTi - Contractors Industrial, corn ",it GARAGE SALE- Friday & Sat Ito Free 1 residential merciji. Sul6tiQn Co call before Ca m Noon Tape recorder. S. Sun. I to X'fl CC 901 775 6S7 e'stmates 372 7373 Christmas lrti(le-s, Cots. Elicit-ic Humidtifr, odds & ends 30.4 Meadow P-sill's Court, lHudden Lake oft Lake Mary Blvd I. Sanford 327 6032 ,,.,,.,-'- ______ I Aluminum Siding I I I -- - _____________ JUSTAPHONECALLAWAY YARD SALE lOy's. Furnilijre. Dishes. Small appliances. Grill. Bathroom Sink. Clothes. wtc 0.-c 101.1) Itil I Xl tICS Chase AeC, San toru - ___ S3595 _ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ______________________________________________________________________________________________ I ________________________ - -------------" %CólSportsFury, new inspection, loaded, Nice condition 3329062. BUSINESS DIR ECTJRY I ChriStmas Garage Sale- Plant's. hanging baskets, new things oid thingS Saturday. 9 tIll 136 Couniry Club Road. Lake Mary 3224347 - _' - - r 54--Garage Sales cl i P.M. We are loaded with all kinds of Christmas decorations, a lot of item's for Christmas gifts, plus a lot of paint's, tools and thousinds of misc, items. Comeearly I get a good seat ,' Garage Sale Fri I Sat , C to Fq,irn - TV's, toys. child's clothe's, am ,' msc No uile's (e 25th St. past golf course . FRIDAY NIGHT 7 66-Horses -, ....-_--_ Sale for ____________________________ Good used TV's 125 & up MiLLER'S, 2619 Orlando Drive, ..,i,'.,',4 sri n. - Pickup truck. god Sanford AuctIon, 323 Gentle Pony 'A' Bulane Lighters, 19 95 up, money ". clips, $6 SO up Gwallney Jeweler's. 20.4 S. Park Aye, ' -,,,rs_,,. 14t'-___ .',LtL -- _4'( - Campbell's Poodle Pad-Compiete professional grooming 7467 Park Ave 327 4121 Ctc'sed Wednesdays ___________________ .. ,. -.c'-- -o'.-'.a-,c-- ' S ii _,v3'.n_ -.-1-" Colic Pup-S in time for Christmas With papers. $100 3237194 Slereo, AM FM radio, Record player, beasilitul console model Excellent condition. 11.3 32327*1 ,,,,, Refrigerated slndwich unit, gas grill and' lryer, cash register, other itam's. 373 2770 305.322.3Ig) ______ -'-, i',: '-'- Call Irish Setters 6Wks Old with Papers 372 7986or 322 6499 '' Guaranteed reconditioned auto batter es. $17 95 exchange REEL'S bODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Ave Gould's water pump, deep or shallow well, used 2 months, round table I. 4 chairs, white, baby crib & mattress; baby 1 drawer dressing able, baby training chair. 3. drawer dresser Ill Country Club Circle. IBR unfurn duplex, drapes,.p pllances - fencid back, 113 Meedow St. (od Lake Mary BIv) 1G-Swap & Trade 1974 TOYOTA HILUX P-U Hi, my name is Sherlock, I'm II mo's old, AKC Peg Bassett, $73. 3233609 - 53...-TV _____________ 1972 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE I GE Micro Wave Owen. Wit 1119, Npw $31.9 Sanfnrcl Electric Co 2577 i-'ark Dr , 122 1562 for Sale Kitchen Oalhroorn Cabinets, Counter tops, 'sink's. Installation available, Bud CabelI 372 *057 anytime. IuICtSiI urCHIN Qi,#utN1 - 1975 AKC Doter, white, male, 4 month's old, all 'shots, ears cropped. $100 3237922 after 4 m . - ___________ WITH CAMPER _1 will'*" The kids love Cowboy Boot's 6 Dingo Boots from knight's Shoes, 2016. First St Central Heating alid Air Conditioning Carpeting 1111141 __________________ 65-.-Pets-Supplies - Parts, 'ENMORE WASHER macnines uSed Service MOONEY APPLIANCES. 12) 0697 / 2 OR unfurnlshed. children, pets o.k. '*Imc_3237315 or1i4 73_02w. '" ) - nnirrr A'r aaririo A'T ,isjtr'.es I MI i UV%# ti,tx.c W,UMLI i Park 314 Bedroom 2 Bath AA,.,1I. '*:s14 "" Clean Your Own C.mrpet Rent Our Rinsenvac LAP POLL S FURNITURE 3T 51*1 Merchandise - ( - 1973 Honda, CL 150. very clean, goec condition Current inspect - n _ 3495771Or3a95511 _' Ihil Steam - 322 7198 . ' Maittar,d Autin Motorcycle Insurance BLAiR AGENCY 323 3*41 or 32) 7710. 64-Equipment _____________ - _"_" :- -----"-- - -for Rent ________________________________ _____________ , / UPPIfld) - WE BUY FURNITURE NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodrutt S Garden Center sQl CIemy Ay,' Cotdspot 21 1 cu ft chest type freezer, small kitchen table & 4 chairs, sofa needs bed, recovering, 15. Other household items PtI 322 6170 Want) BR. 2 bath house in 1nford Will assume mtp Call atmer 6 m 322 $R31 I ' . ___________________________ I -_ -- ___________ 52-Appliances ____________ COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Choice commercial sue 250'x250' on US Hwy 17 93 inside Sanford city - limit's By owner 323 2920 Phone 31A-'--tiplexes - - '" -- ,ru 2231920 wanted . oper 4ommercial - tm Honda, 100 SL, dirt bike, good condition. 1200 Call after 6 p.m • Sanford Plaza Wesellour trade in turnulureat low prices. Good selection COUNTRY FURN DISTRIBUTORS 32) *327 SR 16, I rn EasI I 4 - '''- ' - . - 62-Lawn-Garden WANT ADS WILL SELL your "don't needs" fast and tA low, low cost 17-Real Estate Wanted __________________ 3231663 Wood or steel deSks, CICCUtiVe desk & chairs. Secretarial desks & chairs, Straight chairS,' tilIng cabinets, as is. Cash and carry NOLL'S Casselbemry, Il 97, 6301706 L Select your new furniture from WILSON MAIER for the best Christmas ever Save on national brands Liberal trade irs's Free delivery Convenient lerms We give TV Stamps 311 E First St.. Pm,e Farmingion-Corner lot, big enough for doube wide Ira,ier Phone 373 6131 - Call Bart 321.8670 or 8)1.9777 iI [ * Eves 372 1517, 377 4179 707 E 25th St 14 322-2090 I U tPi Li Y ( 3237832 Have a New Year's party in your own 3 OR. 2 bath home with carpet, paneled wall, cersiral heat & air, over Sized fenced yard BROI(EROWNERanxiou'sloselt Will accept trade Reduced to 114.950 a - ,..,, ,, . Sturdy, overstuffed lying room chair good CndilI",. 535 372 0602 Qsteen- 731 acres, county blacklop road, partly wooded, corner property Terms 111.700 Brcmler. 631017) Well furnithed apt, No pets Ideal for winter visitors cobol-s during -the =' *T\/!llage highway 17-92, Sanford -s -- 111,500 lJsed Office Furniture Moving MutI 'sacrifice' 2 Bedroom Suites. T homasville Country French. 'solid pecan walnut, Early American Broyl'illi. Solid pecan Olher household items 322 1547 _______ westside- 118 acres New Year's Special One Bedroom 19th , Sanford Security r9quired. 222 77*0 ________ - 339-200o = , Lake Mary 810170) _______________ - --__________ -________________ - ____________________________ ____________________________ ,....................... il 60-Off ice Supplies - 20 Acre's on lake, priced to sell [1] --------OTIie. ) ruurTi, i U4!fl, . 1Q10 State St Hal Colbert Realty INC. MLSREALTOR DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V ltandwick. Broker Deltona. 661 6611 Lake Mary - 3 BR, I' bamh new homes Jnd.r 125,000 wilti less than 1750 down Government funding By builder, 834 16.49, Equal Hou'sing Opportunily Quiet. One Story - . EveS 313 04*5 Associate - Bedroom Apt's. 4 :,, Trj.y5 s- Th Old S'nger Store - -- - DEL'TONA Lakefront with pooi divided Street completes tie tettingonthis 2 BR Piomewith w carpeting. central H&AC. carport, di'shwlshlr and many other cx tra's al129,900 Assume i'i PCI mortgage rg our chimes and plae a fast' lcting, low cost want ad Cait 372 or 631 .J 1 78-!1torcycles GET EXTRA CASH FOR CHRISTMAS b,i selling your good used furniture arid appliance's to Larry's New & Used Mart, 215 S Sanford Ave 3271137 . Pianos & Electronic Organs with ,jutom)ic rhythm 'section Liberal trades offered Bob Ball's Piano & Organ Sales & Western Auto, 33) w First SI • 3722253 _________________________ One ci Sirier's top TO(h and Sew Zig iso machines Assume balanceof $115 SOor pay III 90 per month Will take trade irs Singer equipped to zig zag & make button hole's. Balance at 156 68 or 10 payments ot $6 Call credit manager, 372 9111 or 'see am SANFORD SEWING CENTER Nice corner landscaped residenlial Listing Service i 101. Central Sanford local ion. Reasonable By owner. 323 6479 7565 PARK I -..-- - --___ -- 43-Lots-Acreage ANYTIME JOHN SAULS AGENCY P., t- 312 711.4 Proker - ,.. I" U 3 BR. 21' * 6.4' Barrington, VA loans available GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr 323 5200 322-2420 17 ,- . C,,ii S.inforcj 5 Saies LCaidm'- Multiple - 1 BR Mobile Home, 1900 Call 322 __________ REAL NICE HOME CRANK COtt'ST EALTY REALTORS *304061 E+'s32)3119 1s - -- 327 39f6 ____________________________ SANFORD... i.A Sunia,isi, Repo'ss.essions, 3 BR. big let-iced lot from 1100 down I rooms. 2nd llcor rear apt II)., "r " ' -__________________- Adult Family 5- , W m. H. Stemper-Realto BUY JUPW CAPS - from 11i3 to $70 Call 2221621 after I p m Auction Guitar Lesson's by Professional Musician, 1.4 Hr. n . - - ---------- 4. ________________________________ VA & FHA HOMES- Beat inflation, buy a reconditioned lw down payment repotse'ssfd home in $Pid & 'select yours today! Spotless I BR. I'm Bath, on large fenced fot, loaded with tr5 Country atmosphere 127,500 FRICKE & FRICKE ASSO INC. 83) 525) . AutoS Wanted - ______ _______________________ FREE SHOPPINGSERVICE FOR SHUT.tNS Christmas Gus including birthstone ririg's, earrings, necklaces. yo yos, wallet's, scout knives and clothe's, age 0 t II PAYTOtI'S CHILDR EN'S WEAR 26.40Hiawathaat1792 41 -fYVUJ1V flUilL ________________________________ 17*60'. 3 BR, furnished, 10*20' awning, IO'wlO shed, tie dow-n's, skirting, central air, good location 322*715 SUNLANO ESTATES- 30) Sunland -- Just reduced - owners Anxious to 'sell altractise I BR. I bath, on corner lot, completely fenced Paneled family room for comfortable living Reduced to $12,950 Santa's Delight 77-._ 57-Sports Equipment ____________________________ 51'Household Goods - - - 102 Brown 0" 1717$ French 327 4991 Eve's 272 1496 177 116.1, 32? 1994 323-3301 I - I Acre wiltl large 2 story home, completely restored Central heat and air, carpe' throughoul Beautiful Irees, good Soil 10 grow flower's or garden or space for a horse Owner. 322 428) -___________________________ Surilaild Estate Lake - DREAMWOLD - 2592 HartweIlCozy 3 BR, 2 bath, in like new condliot, Central H A, family room, eat In kitchen with break fast bar, plus lots more Fantastic buy at 129.750 Saturday & Sunday VETERAN5- Be'sm buy in town15.000 under Comparable homes, liP. 2 bath kitchen equipped Central heat & ar. walt to wall carpeting Owner pays all closing u',?s Buy now 1. qualify for iomestead CsemptiOn from 72 , - 7:3() OPEN 2-5 KIt4CWOOD COURT 1 tIP, 2 bath, kitchen equipped, lovely home in exclusive area 117.900 - Italian - $2.25 Our American two dollar bIlls are old as the nation. They were MONTHLY RENTALS first authorized by the ConAVAILABLE tinent,al Congress in June l776 Color Tv, air COnd Mi Seq,,, as "bills of credit for the QUALITY INtl NORTH defense of America," Some 49,-- I II SR 434, LOngwood $4ng gg two dollars bills were cir- SAN MO PARK. I. 2. 3 bedroom culated, and ran -into trouble. trailer apis. Mull & family Inflation *0 plagued the Weekly, 35)3 Hwy I? 97, Sanford , h'aturiIJA' ANGIE Et'efl'bo(jy' 1"af'rjf , i/i EATS. ."lUt. 9:3() 'l'jl Supbi'stüaied Sminds Longwood J"illage Shopping Center $2.95 COCKTAIL55&c14,jthdInn,rfl.'thruThurs SPECIAL: Introductory'JD'drjnks ' at regular price - I J . NICE - 3 BR home on oversized lot in fine residential neighborho 57)500 P i t4 E CRESTi ati newt iecorated home, near elementary school 119.500 -- as -k'W-O:.'iO BILL L YNCJJ New i!ood $450 TBONE . 9:20 - ihippy limit 2017 S FRENCH - * SALE All Items Reduced CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR 630 Hwy 134. Longwood 831 6777 COMMERCIAL - Re'sidena 1009 Easl 7nd St.- Zoned for doctor's office. resently rented a's apt fr income Easily converted to accommodate approximately 5.000'sq fi,of office's Atrue buy at 0041 321 NOW IS THE TIME TO BuY PCOL HOME 3 BR. 2 bath, priced l)riOW market Owners trn Slerred to Chicago, ri sell 136.000 NOW RENTING L. - IDYLLw1LDE- lOS Breniwood Drive Big & Beautiful, 4 BR, 2 bath, executive type home Large paneied rec room, equipped kit chefi, in desirable location One minute to Maytair Golf Course. BPP warranted A good buy 61 $59 - * Huge 3 1 BR home, cle in but "country." Country kitchen, Central H&AC Move In by Christmas. 119.500. Stenstrom Realty ____ to Buy Wanted to bu u5d office furnture Any Quaniiti NOLL'S, CASSELBERRY. Hwy 1792, $30 1706 59-Musical _____________________________ OWN AN ACRE See your Real Estate Broker or cell 63) 5554, Ext _________________________ Auc fioneer Accessories 1973 Glastrom IS'. SQ HP Johnson, all like new trailer. $1195 After I p.m call 323 5957. Days- '322 Al?) Night's-32,.-'52 South Seminole Pent office, two 15CC furnished room's, pluS ¶torag space on 11 92. Five Pants cross over 4191 Make nice shop 1135 rio 321 050'? _______________________ Stan VermIlion, Christmas 'let Lake Park-- 7 DR partly WINTER SPRINGS- 200 Bit terwood St . I BR. I b, Earn Rm ',,rni'shed mailer 1)35 month, $50 Do) Car $29.?00 s"curity 349 5617 37-BusIness Proper Call For Reserved Seats * . Everything For The Golfer- Club's, Out of Ideas? ViSit Etl'iell"s An Ball's. Colt Bags, Duckster liques, I mi W of lion old St Rd _____________________________ BALL REALTY ___________________________ Jackets Ladies and mens golf I6at "76" Station. Paola, 372 5811 apparel and 'shoes, Mayfair Real Eslate Broker SALES- RENTALS Country Club Pro Shop, 322 753) 817W 151 St ,Sanford 72-Auction Left In Lay.Away Want to 'sell 'sOmething! Dial the I 32756.11 or 327 2157 after i-Irs STEREO COMPONCNT magic number 3222611 or 631 I _______________________ -' WITH RECORDER 999') ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Was $21995 Balance 97)0 Call Evening Herald Classified Dept ?, BROKERS __ Aanaoernent. 372 2118 Alter Houni 222061* Peg Real Estate Broker KRIOEP, ASSOC 107W Commercial °hone 317 7861, Sanford I 55-Boats 1* 3BR,Iuibalh,fam -rd, Carpeted, air, Completely Mom will love you all year for a Micro Wave Oven or a Trash remodeled Will hold 2nd mtg. for part down 32)0503 Compactor Dick's Appl'ances. 26)7 S French Ave , W. GARNETI WHITE cabana, porch, fei'tse I CHULA VISTA- Groveland UriveI BR, I B. Fm Rm , Fire plc ,.,rd Adult's Only No liftS 373 scr porcri ''-flatter 130 Iroom rear efficiency apt, Private parking 417 W. 3rd St., Sanford. - 138,200 Sanford. Ph. 305-322-6972 .___ . Ewe's 321.1567. 377 1179 707 E 75th St . Hwy. 46, 1½ ml. east 1-4 Geiding, II', hands, 12 years old. gentle, good with chi'dren, tack included Also Holstein butt, I months old Call 332 .4951 _____________________________ . 323-7832 Lake Monroe - Beautiful building and canal lois with big oak tree's JEfINY CLARK Realty. REALTOR, 327 1596 I ----------._.....__ _______ . - Sijogj' 't.lfter I)ark 2524 Park Dr Realtor 372 97t1 311 199) urn Christmas Specials ' "-!(J'g) SATURDAY 16 0!. - - Country rsupi,*, 1)0000 HI.WAY 46 AUCTION GALLERIES WIt1TED' SELLERSBUYERS DEALERS Empty your carport or garage Christmas Poinsettia's in full bloom. Make 11$ and have tun 'swapping $2 U CRYSTAL LAKE NUR ,. - ---- tooi Bring your articles to Movie SERY,)fl 2799 30 tt aluminum pontoon houseboat, Land Drive in Theatre Swap Shop. sleeps 1, 50 tip Mercury. Nicet --Flea Market. South 1197, every 12.695 Ph. 3.49 5711 Sunday. 9 a m to S p m NO P. neC V. _.-__.-_ Pi'151'VC tree spaces Everything For The Rider & The Day Sailer, Il tt.fibergias's. cuddy Phone 322 1216, 7 pm to 9 pm cabin, swing keel $1,135 Phone any night Horse Horse & Rider Western 671 73*0. ______________________________ Store iIS* S Sanford Ave - ________________________________ . . ------71-Antiques t17.000 , I ROBSON MARINE 292$ Hwy 1797 371 596) Mobile Home, S Acres. 120,000 ii m Hunt Real ty,lnc. LONGWOOD- I321.ea Ave -lOP, 79, Faim Pm . Dbl .Car ENS 2 lIP , lLirnshed. 1110 Katie's $39,900 I ce .',i'iiyA L.inding 3711.470 Air, arPe$id, quid 1 *Id 7 edcooms, $125 to A4uIt, Phone 322 1*10 -. _______ ______ jj_ FRIDAY - JJ:,')..:'1() ' Dinner 1I[i' Dinner Specials: .. ' J'-'Iiijr ('t l:s11nf,lt(,/ Lunch The Orange Blossom Express ' . N - Mobile Home, Cass - 1-Mobilc Homes Camper Trailer for rent, 21', full barn twin beds, air 3fl 5752 It(:Ii(Ifl . I Spacious 1, 1 & 3 BR apis Tennis, Swimming, playground. recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse 25*0 Ridgewood Air, Sanford, ph 3716420 _________________________ Ristorante and Lounge BR, 7 B. Fam Pm, Fla rm, Dbl gar, fence . 136. so.000. AUCTION Dec. 11, 7 p.m. & 339 6116 'oil t't' from Saritord _________________________ ____________________________ - - CONSOLE STEREO Gold front, has everything, sold new $36995 Sal $127.10 Call Credit Manai,ier. 671 6)52 - 1209 Magrlia. $17,900 Peg. Real Estate Broker 803W Itt St ,Santord meooior 323 0S17 eves I . Lemon Biuft, M. UNSWORTH REALTY SANFORD-flOe Park Ave Villas. 2 BR. Ii B. Townhouse $19,500 nearSeminoleJr __Coll4't sprinkler sy's liP, I'm bath, electric kitchen. i'.Ige MosIly furnished, $175 OVIEDO - 392 Celery Cir BR.2 B. Earn Pm, Obi + securily63)1227 Gain Arms Call About REPOSSESSED 110 Country Club Circle. $11,500 SANFORD- 631 Rosatia Dr , 2 BR. Fla rm • I bath, fenced yard 11*700 - ,rn I BR hOu 'n Lake Mary on FOREST CITY- 3SSO Cleaves Ct I ____________________________ irge tot 5nqie or couple No 3 BR, 2 B. Earn rm , Eta rm m.' l's 322 3019 Obi Car , Fireplc . vac syst I DeBARY - Large, lovely I BR. air. near StOnCt Ideal for retired persons 32105*0, 66*6-411 longer need witha Quick ActIon Wan Ad in the Evenmn Hrald 1.•III••IIU i BNTENNUL - 31, 1976 - CASSELBERRY- 131 Laurel Way, - Jill 31-Apartments LAN TERN ---. Hot! * j I Family Carport Sal Thurs ,Fri & Sat, 'SI GMC truck, runs good; tots of misc. 1101 Court St off Mellonville & 20th St. Dec. 10,1974-SB 72-Auct ion I Fenced, improved pasture for rpnt monthly rates Access to stable for shelter. Close in Onora Road C;'ntcnwood Ph 3719000 or 1011, ____________________________ 125 Country Club Circle, $16,500 MLS REALTORS on ills _ New houses na rurAl area No down payment, monthly payments let's than rent Government Subsidized to qualified buyers Call to see if you qualify! DEL TONA- 1106 Giovanni St , 3 BR,2B.Gar $74,500 33-Houses Furnished or Unfurn - Wooded. Home size lots. RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE 365 NAVEC ORAN'GES 27FrenchAv,, Sanford 1Help Wanted ___________________ Sci'etary flOrtnano & typing •xperl,ence ruired Interesting lob VarIed duties. Company benefits Equal Oportunitv Employer Cardinal industrIes. ____________________Inc 3210fl0 Dec. Real Eliit, Broker (enrral Contractor CVTE'bO FlU - Dupiewe's Furn SHOP, RENT. SWAP THE EASY WANT AD WAY Reed and use the Want Adx Pvørydair -- __ - __ ____ 9-Good Things to Eat US HWY ".92. DBBARY 7:30 & 10:40 SHOW TIMES ti-iiiv SAIA1 3OApartments Unfurnished Ru fie's NEW GREEN $ They 're Real Estate "Thoroughly incompetent." Hamiin Oranges, $1 50 Navel;, $2 miles out of Sanford SR 44 WeSt DO the TV blgwigs protest too 3223927 much? Certainly "Network" __________________________ could be rejected if taken at NAVEL ORANGES. 12 50 60 face value. No network has ever '32 042 or _______ 3224733 ___________ retained an anchor man dergoing a nervous breakdown Earn extra casts for Christmas thopung Sell those items you no incublic,asdoes}luwardBeale (hepromLsestocoznitstide on-camera after being fired for t Year End Special If Purchased & Closed By - - Educaiiona,ChldCar,toraslowas $2, weekly if you qualify 32) $421 or 3736135 rn INC. * Get ' Em While No Closing Costs 2 lli. unfurnished. 1)25 month, first ,nrj last month in advance Ave Rentals '" ____________________ Newman: 7% 'a?, I' lorida room. carport, fruit trees. 1)75 month Call *69 03)9 between 6 & 5 or 372 6196 eves & - Dec I) 1213 Hciday inn Airport 4500W CypresS St . Tampa AiIm $2 )29(Sun 126) I want to thank all of my customers and friends for iheir kindni'. A Merry Christmas & Haopy New Year J G Benton. RI 3. Box 192. Sanford 322 9107 or 327 0771 I'ilndym.n- Remov,* Trees. Sells Oak & Pinq Wo1 Friday, 66-Horses 68-Wanted MLS - REALTOR Peg Real Estate Broker 26)85 Santor Ave 121 0759 cvc's 372 764) or C ", iurt1bl 7 BR home in Lake '.'.iry, turn or unfurri ,6ir cond FACEDWITHADRINKING PROBLEM J Perhaps AlcoholiCS Anonymout LPPI. 1 10 17 ShIU. Geriatric cx Can Help perience preferred Apply In Phonel73 4517 person, Sanford Nursing I ConWri?ep,O.Bcxl2l) valescent Center, 950 Mellonvilla Sanford, Florida 32771 Ave GETTING MARRIED? Crave Simple beauty? Call Dot. Notary Let me show you how you can make I3 $,.WO per we(k Call 373 $542, Public, 322 2026 Eves. & Wk ndl, never be that kind of. show-b1 Beale. prtiin R liii!!. IlL 1(.F % CE" I * REALTOR, MLS ___iii Realty Hal Colbert CARPORT SALE- Sat Dec Ii. • 30 to 5.30 Clothe's 315 Sunland Drive tSuritand Estates) YARD SALE. Friday & Sat, to & llth. Park Ave at 25th St., San Flowers & Gifts. TropiaI 6, E*uli. ford Come early Plants. Carnations, IS doz cash & carry CAREFREE FLORIST. RUMMAGE SALE-1095. 2)97 French Ave • 3237150. Mangoustine Ave Sanford Friday & Sat. 106, 11th 9 30 to S for the Church, __ Nur%es. RN's&LPN's,Aldes,Ade Companion. Heededimmedlaicty 62106)6 __________________________ approach to the news." Corn- television gen- 101 home, turn 323 2Q20 or 372 7829 1ttr 6 m -WE SELL SUCCESS323 5176 Commerclat SEARS telephones will be open ____________ everynIghp'titllnru Dec.22, Two I NS3&OOOYEARLY days ditivry 3221771. Sellalittlespice Put spice in your life i Call 571 2056 __________________ 4-PirsonaIs ' come outa this tube," rants delighted as the 2 BR block TAFF ER REALTY Peg Peal Estate Broker 1100 E 15th St 332 Harold Hall Realty I ji,yi.jfl1 _____________ Low Down VA & FHA Homes KuIp Realty, 377 2335 iOl W FirSt St., Sanford REALTy fenced, kitchen equipped, ias 1323 1895 332 0779 per mo 1100 dep 702 Bamboo Dr ---Sunland 322 0066 BATEMAN RALTY _________ __________ p AiJJ - 3 I Television's an amusement Time magazine's reviewer. park! Television is a circus, a They dissented with such critics carnival, a traveling troupe of as Rena Barrett ("Best thing acrobats, story tellers, I've seen since 'Citizen Kane"') New Electronic Sensor Pirm & sideshow freaks, lion-tamer's and Charles Charnplin of the Beauty Care Products. Tower-s Beauty Salon, SIC E 1st,, 322 5742 and football players. We're in Los Angeles Times And so Howard Beale rages on the coast-to-coast hookup of the myhicaI United oa casting System in Metro-Gold.. wyn-Mayer's new film, "Net- 18-Help Wanted I EXTRA INCOME- 3 BR home, and rental mobile home on large $29,500 WIT•'F By Owner- Prestige neighborhood, I BR, 1263 pays all $37,*00. Call 3730210 - - ______________________ Large Cheery C*ecutiC 3 BR home in "MINT' Condition Over 1 acre beautiful shade trees and 's ry, I4'x20' heated greento,,,se, workshop, covered patio FiSh and swim in beautiful Lake Mary This home has all the desirable features. Choice 0(51,015 159.500 GARAGE SALE- Furnityre & Misc, items, Sat. & Sun *21 valencia Court North. Sanford _____________________________ UNUSUAL 19" Clam Streil. Mounted Rattlesnake Skin, Hand quilted doibte quilts, 2 Cinnabar bracelets. 2 amber bracel'ts, some "ecology" jewelry etc 349 SIll -_____________________ 3Wheet Adult Tricycle 5t00 1912 Sanford Ave 373 3979 - PeIIES)ale5rbeer 3210610 ______________________ I Forrest Greene Inc. LOS ANGELES (API Gene Shailt of NBC's "ToTelevision is not the truth! day" hated "Network.' So did work." Not all viewers were as - CBS _ _____________________________ FREE CHRISTMAS TREES 106 ForestAve, AHamonte Springs delight by the generation C'hayefsky and Finch were re(erring to. "Right now there is a whole and entire generation that never knew anhing that didn't TACULAR Ernie Shavers. thlfdraflked hea.ywo.gt'it in the worid, meets olphia's Roy MIImatns, arid IsnJ hea $ wo MAe Rossman in a pair of ton round bouts from i V - 9 NFL F1..AYBACK 500 6 SL.J,IMER SEMESTER HOT c: 656 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9 FRIENDS C)sk Rdge. I 4A-Pubflc NotIces _______________________ I .?4 WALL STREET WEEK 200 2 ADVENTURE THEATER 330 2 GRANDSTAND 12 WINNERS CIRCLE 415 CBS SPORTS SPECS '- ('.iVE YOUR BUDGET A BREAK Shop Tlle','iant Ads For Good ______________________________________________ ___________________ - whose daughter Kathy plays a Patty Hearst type in "Network," called It "kind of an amusing farce." Barbara Walters leared "people will think they're getting the inside story, and they're not; they'll I? Jewel walcties, 129 93 up; pierced earrings, $6.95 up Gwaltney Jewelers, 201 S Park Ave 4iHoUSeS .- ' ' - LAKE PR IVIL EG ES MOBILE HOME--- on lot, 2 large bedrooms, cent heat 6, aIr, 116.500 BR Apt's excellent iOcation all 'i triitchen'sACcarpeed 'apes, adults, from siso 7015 Sanford Ave . Phone 372 7ij Befot'e Publication Meeker clutch purses, cigarette cases & ky cases Gwaitn,y Jewelers, 701 S Park Ave David Brinkley declined comment. Walter Cronkite, i ______________ '' i - FUR BI SHED HOM '' o dOwn payment toqualifled buyers 3 OR $11,000 and up 'çh Colonial 3 BR 2 bath home on ii e, in wooded Setting $350 o- Sunday - Noon Ft'iday the words were received with 6 9 - DAILY WORD Noon The Da . . IDEAS - 41-Houses - DEADLINES Two PIaoff, Teajy TBA 2 12 NFL FOOTBALL Pmttsbusgh vs I-b,,ston 32 -Houses Unfurnjshed - ___ GARAGE SALE-' Dec 11,9 tO S Sota bed, Lounge chair, Swivel rocker, I pc pecan Bedroom Suite, Clothes. by's. Misc 109 Par Pace, 373 5167. * ____________________________ -' the boredom-kiln '""--'" ("Chayefsky does not bite the DiVORCE FORMS - For free in formation write to Bow 791. The words, wntten by Paddy himd that feeds him .. he rips it Pompano. Fia, 3306) Chaye(sky and delivered by Pe- off at the shoulder"). The most interesting reac- ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll ter Finch, spring startlingly Free. 62* 1277 for "WE Care". from the movie screen. At the tions caine from 'I'V's news EsI Teens Regent theater in Westwood, tablishment, as reported by Newsdays Jerry , Parker. adjacent to the UtA 400 600 -. Ithru5tlmes 4Ica tine 6 thru 25 times JIc a line 8:00 AM, -- 5:30 P.M. 26 times 24c a line MONDAY thru FRI DAY ($2.00 Mi N IMUM CHA RG El SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 Lines Minimum ______________________ 1200 2 MISS HEMISPHERE BEAUTY PAGEANT 4 FAT ALBERT 6 BLACK EXPERIENCE 9 JUNIOR ALMOST THING GOES 12 LAND OF THE LOST 24 NOVA (R) 1230 4 6 NFL FOOTBAU PREGAME SHotN 9 AMERICAN BANDSTAND 12 GARNERIED ARMSTRONG 1 00 2 SOUL TRAIN' 4 6 NFL FOOTBALL fl$nflespta at I 30 . 9 NCAA FOOTBALL Pioneer Bowl, from F.altq Tnvie AA .•.-. .14. Es t a b I is RATES 1145 9 ABCNEWS 1215 9 NEWS 1230 6 BURKE'S LAW 9 MOVIE Teaest' Van Want delivery person for light Heftin. Selvana Mangane ft ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM delivery work Must have IN YOUR FAMILY? an 959 Damaolold Russia dependable transportation Must • At. ANON as a robe4 eaer saaicos be reliable. Reply to Box 622. C 0 ...............FOR FAMILIES OR FRIENDS OF imro!oprosocTasqwn.or The Evening Herald, P.O. Box PROBLEM DRINKERS - 1657, Santos'd, Fla. 37771 oncesavodhigown. . Forfurtherinforrnatmc,ncall4737 or write I 00 Get plenty of prop ts AdvertIse Sanford At AnonFamily Group P0 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL. you? product or service in thi 80* 553 12 NASHVILLE ON THE Classified Ads. Sanford, FIa 37771 ROAD ____________________ ORANGE PICKERS NEEDED 1 30 JOE, if you're too busy to clean u DELANO AREA, the yard for the holidays cal Call Mike. 736 7746 ' 4 LATE NEWS E*mert Lawn Service to it 2 Their number Is 313 1792 24-Business Opportunities p 4 PASTORS STUDY DIVORCE PAPERSTYPEOfOrdo 250 it ycurseiters, $30 Marilyn's 91 PP0RTUNiTIES FOR SANFORD DAILY WORD SecretarIat Service, (kala, 9O1 Tampa St Pete 7)2 $77) Notary Marriages OWN YOUR OWN Performed BUSINESS EXPO Ii CivLiotso6 Gist FOR HOURS Network' ips Afternoon 6 NIGHTLINE Wtti tvk8 k6ller Topic Slenuizat,onarrj ZocoPopI,iatlOoG(oh" LM THE UNTOUCHABLES 7 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 1230 MOVIE 'rpvs Earth Is ' Mno. flock j,1 Sariyrvjn, 1959 Tale intornaj poiory of a farrsty and the -. come in COflC1 . oo 2 12 THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 6 MOVIE 'The Deuble Man - Yul Brynne,, Bnitt EIIJarKI 1968. British. A ci agent meets danger when he investigates the death of son in skiing accident 200 4 PASTOR'S STUDY 614 f'lTk'iAc ctJ rpa,v' ,-'.-'. CLASSIFIED DEPT. Herald, Sanford, Fl. FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * Odando-Wintet' Pwk _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1000 11431 4 CI,ft..$ I UI I ______________ 5G-sceIla neous for Sale 322 - 2611 831-9993 _______________________ 4 6 CAROL BURNETT SHOW Guest. Betty W1'uto 1100 2 4 6 12 JEWS 6N THE BEST OF STEVE ALLEN 1130 2 12 SATURDAY NIGHT 4 MOVIE "The Awiment.' Jack Lemmon, ShirI1 MacLame 1960 Comedy view of modern ui-ban morality about a t,eeter dealer l4Q "lends" his apartment to sensor oxecutives Oscar nner. 6 MOh1E ctie4. Jrint ard, James otson ie Portrait of a lonely, inhibited rruddle aged schoolteacherbvinginasman Cnecticut town. who is almost nanod by a f4c verTh,e story shows howttvougt-i all the seasons and on any small plot of earth, each sPecies meets its own needs for sunaval 4 6 MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW. Stretching the truth is CxXTYTlonptace for . TodBaxter,whichoxplainsthe stall's nonchalant attitude towardtheanctxxman'sayfor help when a yeung attractive , ..... , ,• 9 ORAL ROBERTS PRESENTS 805 24 MARCH OF THE WOOD SOLDIERS 830 2 12 DISNEY CONT. Ii Robin Crusoe. USN" Dick Van Dyko stars asan.Ajnencan 0I marooned on an une,.., O.....d,. ,I.i., ,_i •dJIJ whobtaldsh.rnse4faber-Jihut and happily fraternizes with the native women until the chief's daughter selects him to be her husband 1966 4' 6 BOB NEWHART SHOW Psychologist Bob Hartley Iaughsny under goes a traui1iatic shock when his nnetherannouncessho'ssepa. natinq front his father' alter 47 9 6M FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES C.,VlYC3 II Seminole years of marriage Martha Scott guests 857 2 12 NBCNEWSUPOATE 900 4 6 ALLINTHEFAMILY AIChIC enters Joo ifl a beautifut baby contest, over Plke and Gloria's heatodobections 9 NFL FOOTBALL Los Aimgeies Rains mit Detroit 930 4 6 ALICE Episode to be ary'mosjncecl 6M 700 CLUB l' tn Clara: f ___ she will stay, but she languishes 800 2 12 ALL DISNEY NIGHT NaturosHalfAci'oWinnerof the 1951 Academy Award for KIT nttusdassiccomedy (A) 1000 2 12 SERPICO. Sepico (nhiStS the aidot thornadamot i.ghfy IkLIWC6 ' 9 TOM AM) JERRY THE GRAPE APE SHOW 24 VILLA ALEGRE 830 2 12 THEPINKPAN'THER 4 6 THE CLUE CLUB 9 JAB8ERJAW 24 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORH000 900 4 6 BUGS BUNNYROAD RUNNER GUPPIES TO GROUPERS 9 KIDS WORLD 24 SESAMESTREETfA) 930 7 CONSUMER SURVIVAL j 57 J 9 ABC NEWS 24 AEBOP 700 2 MUSIC HALL. USA 4'BUGSBUNNY 6' HEEHAW 9 LAWRENCE V/ELK V'va Italia" 12 HEE HAW: Guests- Larry Galin, Slafler Brothers . 24 THE GOODIES 730 4 THE MUPPETS SHOW 7 24 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 'Heidi ' Herr arrives home when the housekeeper is Out, and . 2 TREEHOUSE CLUB 6 THE FLINTSTONES 6M DUSTY'S TREEHOUSE (I JABBERJAW 12 I-1OTFUDGE 800 ' 2 12 WOODY WOODPECKER 4 6 SYLVESTER ANO 2 12 NBC NEWS IPOATE COCKTAIL HOUR Sp-m.-7p.m. 2 for I at Reg. Prices FREEHot HORSD'OEUVRES ) 2 A BETTER WAY 4 ARTHUR AND CO 6 THE HUDS0N BROTHERS RAZZLE DAZ2LECOMEDySHOW 7' SESAME STREET (A) 9 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 12 BILL COSBY inforn him that he is the father of a ct she is expectingto ______________________________ _______________ ____________________ 1Iining I CLASSIFIED ADS 4 GONG SHOW b MUPPETS SHOW 6M HOGAN S HEROES 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 12 MVTHREESONS 800 2 12 SANFORD AND SON ¶,M'ien she learns her '°' adOPtOd Son (Eric La'i1) be'0 , God, Aunt Esther (LaWarxja Pao( has a lit and turns the boy home 4 6 CBS NEWS HOUR Friends, Romans, Corn' Why they vote Cornfliunist, what $ behind the . emerpenee of the Imir left in italy, and wtat it rneai rt of the West 6 MOVIE Bnght Loaf .. Gary Cooper. Lauren BacaIl 1950 Ctyonidoot 19th CentUry tobaCCO farmer building successtti ensre, seeking revenge on old enemies and '"9 romar. 7 LURE OF THE DOLPHINS Friday 2 -- Friday. 2C. 10, 1976 TONIcHT' - - .• ',- ' -' - . . ,- I - I -'-----14- - - - r - �48-1 6B—Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Fl Friday, Dec. 10, 1976 ctIc Young B 10 N DIE ON ONE (' WITH ALL OUD 'OtJ CONDTON l.WHAT (TESEBLLS,WEVE AGREE TO & \ (301 TO START CLOSE 'vu ' ( TT? ) .) ECONOMIZtNG' CA.GE \' \ ACCOUNT AT I ./-4ENEVER I NEED TO . BUY SOMETHING, \.....q I CAN OPEN IT ii 2 61 1 2 01 0 4 4 Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY ( I LIKE C'J 4TNLE, -Z Z GE'IE., '7O. n 0 c j THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom m (uhtou. NES An MULAARIII.14- 0Z I—' ,- ARCHIE Bob Montana CH, VEONC.4 CALLED! SHE WANTS 'vOj TO DRIVE OVER TO HER UNCI.ES PLACE -t IN HfttSc-.- ACROSS 1 Written avowal of a debt 4 Apiece 8 Desert in Asia 12 Clumsy fellow 13 Songstress Minnelli 14 Selves 15 Cry of surprise 16 Wear at edge 17 Potential steel 18 Moldier 20 Undercover man 21 Those in office 22 Busy insect 23 Kid 26 Saw-toothed 30 Incorporated (abbr) 31 Legal plea 33 Olympic board (abbr) 34 Female saint (abbr) 35 Mediterranean sailing vessel 36 Physician (sI) 37 Flashlights 39 Tempest 40 that girl Answer to Previous Puzzle 41 Positive pole 1TöTi ' ihi0J 43 Beasts of I!JS21iJ t burden °'LT 46 Nightmare l 50 On 11819 v U M A II N i $ 51 Golly S P I T[ L IEl I 52 Stationers PIN LOJU! !f'1 itlm YEO1CI th !q[1 53 Winged god fl U - 1EIC • 1!J 54 Jug t. vi __A 55 Scriptural i R TTi canticle _ 0 () I$ !jjj I C U 58 Covered with AL!L! S I i 0 1. 1 M moisture TIOL_TIE TTTL 57 Newspaper 10 Blessing 39 African edition II OI('l exist antelope 58 Depressed 41 Illustration (cont) 19 Small bird placed within DOWN another 20 Nest I Social club 22 Nixon pal 42 Yellow (abbr) Rebozo pigment 2 Hawaiian 23 Main idea 43 Ancient island 24 Preposition 44 Canker 3 Flying saucers 25 Genus of 45 Flaky storm (abbr) maples 48 Hawkeye 4 Sprite-like 28 Uses chair State 5 Arias 27 Verdi opera 47 life science 6 Russian (abbr) 28 Auger emperor 29 Behold (Let) 48 Open a 7 Straw package - counter 31 Fire residue 49 Swerve 9 Giant of fairy 32 Smirk tales 38 Shabby (il) 51 Agar By BERNICE BEDE OSOL For Saturday, December 11, 1976 ARIES (March 21-April 19) where you can't face tomorrow. Conditions are generally Who needs that queasy feeling' SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) In favorable for you today. Get work out of the way, but allow Financial matters t is very some time to let down your hair important today that Your judgment prevails over thaf and have fun. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) one who may tend to he exWhen you're in a hospitable travagaflt. SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec.. mood, those who come to your a 21 Use your leadership have always place memorable time. By all rneanq, qualities today, but not to lord it over co-workers. Treat those Invite some friends In today. GEMINI May 21-June 20) who work at your side as You don't need a crowd to have telligent equals. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan' a good time today. You and that special someone are all the 19) You're very adept todait 1 human beings necessary for managing situations others you to possess what you truly have inaugurated. One ex. desire. ception: Anything of a strictly CANCER (June 21-July 22) speculative nature. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You're back in control today where management of your If you make an agreement resources Is concerned. It's today, stick to it. After thoughts U.. U... U... likely youll turn a profit you should not replace the orginal couldn't swing yesterday. plan. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 happy. things happen wherever you Rising to a challenge is yrtgI...i .iI. make the scene today. You'll strong point today. You can illuminate the dark corners of accomplish with comparative ease things others find (hfficult others' lives, VIRGO(Aug. 23- Sept. 22) Be or even impossible. kind today without calling YOUR BIRTHDAY Dec. 11, 2976 attention to your good deeds. .. Uave no fear. You'll get You'll make your mark this deserved recognition. year because of your enterprise a.... I.IBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 20) and drive. You'll do It despite have a goodtime today, but efforts to assign you ,o 1' don't live it up to the point secondary roles. DO 'ecu LJE.VE 1k) ESP. MOMOUS' BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl 'ER. LXI<IN%ATTH* CIT'' ISN'T THAT A\ LISTEN, ARE, YA XJT 0 1i)RRV, ELMER.' J VULTURE HERE T' (JY A i.or OR ----. StfllNG O.'ER 1)) EI RID ! IT SEEMS yEW'1 THERE ON DESOLATE ANDTHAT WATCHIN'.2 DUL TO 11-40 — PRISCILLA'S POP by THEY HAD FLAT TIRE— "y? Al Yarns.., EMILY 5410 'vOlJ RE SENDING A LOT OF CHRISTMAS CARPS THIS 'YEAR... U I çP\%A! H FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves __ 1W1M X rHi 1IC X' yE .gEEN WORKING HE T0OLONG...X0 M BEG INN I NG TO I11.19 Iffff1ifl) T"I -- 71 T1/ BoomBoom I..MEN Boom i.. ONE OEM MEN ONE02M so. MEN Boom IMME OEM Boom BONN Gas Pains DEAR [)R. LAMB— I had my gall bladder removed, but off and on I have terrible gas pains. These are relieved by drinking water which expels the gas. What is the cause of this, and is there any other way to expel as? It is quite painful — almost like a heart attack. It can come at any itine. I was out to my garden in the country and had ajug of dirty rain water, caught on my garage roof, to water plants and just then these gas pains came, and I was Forced to drink some of this water. I wonder if my gall bladder was removed or If it's still there. I)EAIt READER- The gas pains may be totally unrelated to your gall bladder. You really didn't say whether you had gas pains before surgery or not, Gas pains are not a reliable sign of gall bladder disease at all. Often the gas pains are part of an irritable or spastic colon or they can he associated with a hiatal hernia. When an X ray Is taken it may show gall stones. The conclusion is made then that the stones and the ssmptoms are related. In reality this may not be the case. Then If the gall bladder is removed and the gas was associated with an irritable colon, obviously the operation does not remove the gas problem. I ant certain that your gall bladder is out. Your story sounds like a spasm 'in the intestinal tract that traps the gas. When the spasm is relieved the gas pain is relieved. There are many reasons for this problem, but I would suggest that you eliminate all milk products for a couple of weeks and see if that helps. Intolerance to milk Is particularly apt to occur after surgery, and this may be a temporary situation. I am sending you The Health Lelternumber6-8,Gaseousness Controlling Gaseousness. Others who want this In. formation can send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelopie for it. Just send your letter to me in care of this Radi NY 10019. marn flGRlM. 1 0 __ WIN AT THE HECK pip 1A OR HORSE gnjp ON VAT 't / OF INFI NIIRE IREfl MEE IS HOW TI) REMOVE /I j PA" TH'N& FROM The EAr AHOY, THERE.... M.,... V,S1 Lamb DEAR DR. LAMB— Could you tell me what causes Fever blisters and what to do about them' I am 28-'ears-old and in The unlucky expert had good health. I get fever blisters caught us again This time all the time, not Just one but there was a smile of triumph three or more at a time. on his usual dour face as he Someone told me a smallpox told us his tale "My partner's double of shot would stop them so I got one. I am told It would wear oft Four spades kept me from bid in six months, and I would have ding five clubs where I would have only been set one trick to get another one. True-, his doubles aren't My family doctor seems to always sound, but this one think it is not a good Idea. Whatwould have been if he had is your oplnion.and how does a known how to defend. Just let smallpox m shot help' hint shift to a club at trick two DEAR READER— My and we would have been sure opinion is that your family of a trick in each suit. but he doctor Is absolutely correct. A continued hearts, "South rutted and led a smallpox vaccination does not spade My partner won and help at all for your problem. Fever blisters as you call SIDE GLANCES 000NESBURY - 40 , p' Abbott Herring as county attorney? how 'bout that rumor, EArlings . . . the EAr hears the Republicans want to reward the recently tiefeateci Republican state attorney. But Republican Commission Chairman Dick Williams says the first time he'd ever heard of such a proposal was when The EAr asked him about it. Dropping in at a local eatery, Sambo's, The EAr couldn't believe it. But there they were, EArlings, ladies and gents decked out in formal gowns and tuxes ---- tucking into eggs and bacon as if they were starved — as indeed some said they were. EArsdropping on conversations, the EAr gathered these folks were pretty disgruntled. Lured to the Champagne Ball with promises of a continuous buffet to sustain them through an evening of revelry, they had to contend, in. stead, with slim pickings from less-thanbountiful hors d'oeuvres trays. The EAr remembers Champagne Balls past, with happy people dancing the night away, then gathering around the buffet table well into the wee hours for a hearty and "sobering" breakfast of sausage, eggs, toast, rolls, coffee — before hitting the long road But this year, hungry and unhappy, rnan' partygoers trailed off to Sambo's, or Mr. P's, or the Lake Monroe Inn long before the witching hour. The EAr pressed closer to the ground, listening to rumblings about the reason. And the EAr heard that at least three Sanford caterers — renowned for the fine spreads they serve up — weren't even approached. Instead, it big name, 01.1t"of- towner was invited to cater the event, And the "big namer" demanded reservations be closed a full six clays before the ball, I ' i Local caterers tell The EAr local reservations could have been taken right up 'till the LAST MINUTE. Besides, seems like good sense, at least to The EAr, to use local caterers. That, EArlings, is called taking care of the hometown boys first. This year's turnout was less encouraging than usual, The. EAr suspects the out-of-town, ho tshot caterer and his "bigtime" rules could account for the drop in attendance. .... 0 "Lava Uy 4 bIt 0, 'ecnciI,auons.:. best mreout-ot- by Garry Trudeau I tJt h, )tZlI6 A4%', rco CUT( - L I EArlings, School Supt. Bud Layer got off a zinger at a recent board meeting. Casselberry architects Joe Pavelchak and Phil Daimwood were presenting board members with examples of exterior building graphics. Included were red-white-and-blue patriotic designs, printed slogans or titles and the use of bright colors to highlight particular sections of a building. The architects were suggesting such graphics for the outside of the new school administration building to be located at Mellonville and Celery. Panelist Bud Feather said he was originally in favor of having a message such as "Have you hugged your kid today?" painted on the building, "But then I thought that this was a project that perhaps we should involve the school system in," said Feather, "We've got a lot of ii ,,•..,. ,,. CUWILy and I thought xliiIcu LUU5iIL iii tIi ...,. maybe it would be a good idea to have them participate in something like this," "You give 32,000 kids a bucket of paint," said Layer, "and you'll see more graphics than you can believe." ••I•• ' about his running someday for higher office say on the state level. The EAr says it will happen ... Watch and see., Ears to you, EArlings. . - 'till next Sunday - -' - - OT -- Santa Claus came zooming Into Marina Isle, Lake Monroe, by motorboat Saturaturday morning and was immediately escorted by Sanford firetruck to the Manoh; Center w here e was scheduled to remain until 5pm welcom ing visitors _1411111111 - TI' (Herald Photos by To rn Kidnapers Grab A ide To King MADRID, Spain - API I _ - -- - The highly touted Champagne Ball, at least tO the area of culinary delights, ended this year not with a bang — but a whimper, highly. placed EArlings have informed The EAr. by Gill Fox ARRIVEAUVEH ______________________________ STATE '. A Nebraska reader wants to know what we lead (rum £QVxs* $xxxxxxt Our right-hand opponent ha* opened one notrump and partner has raised hirn to three We open our third best spade This may be a losing play, but it represents our st chance to defeat this con tract Partner has'.sortie gissi cards and the only place we can help him is in the wad" suit (For a copy 01 JAC)B MODERN. send SI to 11 Bridge, ' c / a in s newspaper, p Q Boir 48. RadioCity Stalion, Now VOl. v 100 19) them are really caused by the herpes simplex virus. At one time doctors did use smallpox vaccinations, in the hope that this would help, but the virus involved Is not related in any way to smallpox, and improving your immunity to smallpox won't protect you from the herpes simplex virus. It sounds to ate like you have a good doctor; better take his advice instead of your friend's advice. He may want you to use a drying agent when the blisters first appear, such as 70 per cent alcohol, and if a heavy scab develops he may advise coating It with a protective agent. Keeping the mouth clean, using antibiotics If needed to control secondary infection, and pain relieving medicines for severe pain are about the only additional measures that might help you. - - led a third heart South rutted again, led a spade to dummy rutted dummy' last heart an( played ace and another club I was on lead and could not afford to play a club That would give South a ruff and discard and allow him to get out without losing a diamond trick" At this point we interrupted and said, "Judging by the expression on your Face you led the queen of diamonds rather than a small one whereuporml South won in dummy and finessed against the jack that he thought you were holding' "Exactly so'" was thi' triumphant reply I SUNSHINE - - Ih (lS',%l.I) .init J,Y,lF'.S J,(OltY Dr. ' - Speaking of Layer, EArlings, wonder how much credence can be given . rumblings 'CV1 -- ': BRIDGE by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS - "No one has ever mentioned his (Uerring's name in connection with that except yourself," Williams countered, ••••i five!" MRICE IT Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents 'I MEN r.t.. Nfl. 69th Year, No. 97—Sunday, December 12, 1976 8 After.Surgery by Howie Schneider f [ 0P UK & MEEK SUNDAY EDITION HOROSCOPE — '.4 z--_ - -- -iii '? '- .. , Y'ALL COME SEE ME Gunmen presumed to be Basque separatists kidnaped one of King Juan Carlos' advisers in a daring, daylight operation in downtown Madrid today only four days before a national reform referendum Antonio Maria de Oriol Urquijo, 63, president of the Council of State and a member of the king's advisory council, was seized in his law offices at gunpoint by four young men with submachine guns. They disappeared with their victim in the capital's traffic. The king and Premier Adolfo Suarez were informed of the abduction by the victim's son, who watched the kidnaping helplessly. A former justice nunLster, Oriol arrived at his law office with a police escort, his family said. They said he sometimes worked on weekends, but it was not his normal routine. The kidnaping appeared aimed at bringing on a wave of disruptive protest against the king and Suarez' proposed political reforms as the nation prepared to vote next Wednesday. The political right is asking for rejection of the king's plan to hold parliamentary elections next year to begin dismantling the govern ent structure built up by the late Gen. Francisco Franco. The family said Oriol, a conservative who fought with Franco during the Spanish civil war, was on a death list issued several ritonthis ago by ETA, the leftist Basque separatist organization pledged to destroy- the government. As president of the State Council, Oriol is responsible for legal advice to the administration. It is largely an honorary- office with little real power. But as a member of Juan Carlos' 16-man Council of the Realm. Oriol has an important vote on some of the king's appointments, including the premier. Oriol's son told reporters that four gunmen, wearing dark glasses and carrying submachine guns, carried out the kidnaping within only a few minutes around 10 am. Last October Basque guerrillas ambushed and killed another of the king's advisors, Juan Maria de Araluce, and his four police escorts In the northern Spanish city of San Sebastian, Oriol arrived at his office with a police escort. It was not mimediately- clear where the bodyguard wai when the kidnaping occurred. Members of ETA — the initials stand for "Basque Land and IJberty" — assassinaced Spanish Premier Luis ('arrero Blanco in 1973 in Madrid. Today L It - to 'Xw.,,i..I Marine Jet' Downs Navy Jef--Why? CILEFUO'i' POINT, N II APr Navy and Marine Corns dutnuritit', Oat] widely differing accounts of what led to the shooting down of a Navy Jet fighter by a Marine F4 Phantom jet firing unarmed, heat.seeking missiles. A Marine Corps spokesman said he didn't know what the Navy Al Sky hawk was doing in the training area over the Atlantic Ocean But an official with Atlantic Fleet headquarters, Norfolk, Va., said the accident occurred during a Joint Marine-Navy exercise, and that the Skyh.awk was participating in the training. Since the missile was unarmed, the Navy pl.sne did not explode, but crashed into the ocean Friday- as a result of the "projectile going through the aircraft," said Capt. James Pendergast of the Cherry Point Marine Air Station public affairs office. The pilot of the Skyhawk, Navy Li. Jerome L Pet ykowskl, 30, stationed at Virginia Beach, Va., ejected safely and was picked up by a Marine search and rescue helicopter after being in the Atlantic Ocean about an hour, the Marine Corps said. He was taken to the Naval Hospital - Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial Dear Abby S-A 4-11' 6-A 4-Il' 44' 8-A 2-C horoscope hospital Obituaries Spurts Television Weather Women. 4-C 6-A ' 1-3-Il 6-8-I) 6-A 1-34' 12 TONS OF POT SEIZED KEY WEST (API — An estimated 12 tons of marijuana was seized near here today when police Interrupted a group unloading the weed from four boats, officials said. The 400 bales of marijuana would have been worth $5 million If sold at retail, authorlUes tstlmatetj Sherura- Deputy Jell Berman saId 13 persons were arrested after law enlorcetneat officers watched the transfer of the marijuana from crawfish boats offshore to a truck on Ramrod Key, And on his way onto land, he was the center of attraction for the crowds that were awaiting start of the weekend Tangerine Bowl Sailing Regatta. (Regatta photo, Page 1B), - - - at C'h'r,'s Poin t, treated for rIun&r i:))urtes and released The accident occurred at about 10:30 am. during a Marine training exercise in restricted airspace about 40 miles southeast of here, Pendergast said. Pendergast said the Marine plane was firing at an unmanned drone target plane being controlled from the ground by radio, The missile missed the drone and struck the Skyhawk instead, he said. Navy officials at Norfolk said that the Sk yhawk was towing the target that the missile was intended to hit, Navy Cmdr. John Barry, commander of U.S. Atlantic Fleet headquarters at Norfolk, told reporters the A4 was on a "routine training mission" when It crashed. Defense Department spokesmen in Washington said Navy and Marine officers were Investigating the Incident. Pendergast said the Marine plane was manned by Capt. Chuck Allison, pilot, and 1st U. I.E. Ilelin.an, radar intercept officer, both from the Beaufort, S.C., Marine Air Station. -' - � 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 10, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 10, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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ORANGE 89 Lim 2 thru 12'1276 I Milk - Reaular crira 37 '- L BLOOD PRESSURE KIT FLOR release 200 Salel Reg. $23.88 RUFFLE - ia n'r IN - A circuit coup jury today awarded a [2ke Mary man $1000 compensatory damages- ge 10ME a Lkxf- purpose knife. Tough enough to cut metal. Cuts thru \ La/cf / AptDIIR oz JUST Vaporizing ointment for cold symptoms 1.5-oz. ' I VICKS VapoRub I , ICE I TV I L__ HALF GALLON 4" Reg 99 59 ' ) CREAM WONDERFUL HAIR SPRAY BUY C or food and meat like butter! M t.. I Picam Reg Lots of Wrapping To Do? . Smart .4 ROLLS €, Set'... For 199 49 La/ti 2 9 was patron at the bar, testified that Fcier The police officers indicated they may make a decision soon on the possibility of filing a counter-suit for defimation of character. Iester M. Cox o Mary, testified that IA. Richard Nooney, Sgt. "pulled out a pair of sticks" and hit Cox on the top of his head several times and then used the sticks to choke Cox "until his face turned red." William Foster and Patrolman Gordon c Reid struck him on the head and that Foster threatened with arrest for interfering with an officer. _____ - .. •4 •-'r' ~0' Foster sticks "were unnecessary" and was . "I thought I'd _______ - choked him with nun chakus until he "blacked out" during the incident at the now-closed Cavalier lounge on U.S. 17-92. never see it ... a man being taken advantage of and then being charged for it," Ellswick said. The officers testified that they didn't beat or strike Cox and that he wasn't hit at all by Foster with the nun chakus Cox, a truck driver, said he worked at the motel lounge as a part-time handyman in return forcompensationon his room rent lie said the alleged assault took place after he ejected uarenceRumneyof Sanford m Cox was arrested on misdemeanor assault and battery charges and acquitted in a July 25 1975 non jury trial in county court Luckle Williams, who was the Cavalier lounge supervisor and bartender the night of the incident testified that Foster beat Cox on the back and head with the sticks and it ded like a broomstick hitting a brick the lounge a second time that night because Rumney was "causthg a dist urbance" and "more than s times" and that he "was had been asked to leave the property and (Ldn't. druid they were going to kill him (Cox)." Williams said when Cox was choked with SANTA READY TO BLAST OFF - •,. - i,.,ii---7 s - .' 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' 0 nog. geg• FRUIT Multi-Color Blinker ••.• -:- , -- A officials requested that the which have occurred m the past session be moved to yman in other Floda Counties, High School, where they felt cluding Osceola, for aid in The Seminole County School greater public attendance ascertaining the correct legal Board voted Wednesday to would be possible than at the course. postpone approval of a public 150-seat county commission — Apparently this hearing site in the current hearing room in the courthouse. something that has been a tcher adniintration cont s'er panel members sai ract dispute until d sourceof concern jnother areas school board that. if the public cannot take where collective bargaining attorney Douglas Stenstrom part in the proceedings, they was involved ,Stenstrom " can detennme whether the Id see no reason to switch the public should allowed to hearing site. So it wasagreedto "I've got mixed emotions on parUcipate in the hearing, delay' a decision on the SEA's it, myself," said Sims. "1 feel Stenstrom said he felt there request until next week when tha t it will have proba bly' the was "a serious legal question" Stenstrom hopes to have the most interest of anything we've as to whether the public legal question resolved, had since the zoning (hearings . hearing, which Is required by hi 1975 which led to the Florida law, should be opened step in a proce ss aimed at reilstricting of thousands of to comments from interested settlin g disa greements which county school children). citizens who are not involved in derailed contract negotiations i(3OCOa . . GALLERY . S88 5a4./ .-' c ( ZIS Put it in tree, watch Shoot at the spinning i people look for bi rd! target Harmless gun Req. $6.88 BUTTER 8-Ox. Moisture Cream 11 9 €./ YARDLEY SOAPS p C FOR Chambly S ouna Facial. Old English Lavender Great care for your skin' or Herbal 475 ounce TCH C Save on 9-Cup COFFEEMAKER S IN r Our top Now $3 00 Off ng vinyl tree! I as- lop Regular '' co F,fr I I 'j 1 Regal Poly Drip easy to use and it shuts off 79 Candy-fi lled tube marshmallow / 1 99 Nia low iaroce 99 speeds New growth LI semu y Flame ,s ' COlOf Ofl nowl resistant. Savings I .pc. Everyday Regular $21 — LOTION .I "Ot great Smell in to be used 6. lotion that's ur - __ our brute like this oruti°y'me — ' ¼ , Tu l- 1 77 Everyday ' 99 2.LB BAG i HR low price "Nil , Model Education Association fSEA) State law requires the school ITILI Monday and set Jan. 12 as board to "conduct a public the date for the bearing. hearing at which the parties "The law calls it a public shall be required to explain hearing," said Stenstrom. "and their positions with respect to Utb> its very nature would the report o((a state me-ator seem to Imply participation by who attempted to arbitrate th Lbe public. But what we have impasse i. here is a dLipute between two "Thereafter," the law states, Parties one with the exclus ive the (school board) shall take ' automatically. L RUT 33 SPLAS110ON CANDIES '' By. Sather. in-t he - shell -' 4i' - (Herald Photo by To Vinc.nt) Santa adopts a jet-age form of transportation as he waves to children from Sanford Law Enforcement Center on French :venue. K-9 Officer Paul Peterson, ________ Sanford City Commissioners have certified Us = i = City fmstrom ected year-terms, and setting the run-off election for City Commission Sent Two for Dec. 21. Incumbent City Commissioner Gordon T. Sleyer will face E 0. (F4die Keith in the runoff for Seat Two. Meyer is completing is seventh year in office. Today 4-A Iforoscope 3-11 Illospital ' Dear Abby Dr. Iamb 9-11 % ea the r 3-11 %Vomen ' also said the authority is a restaurant facility at the Sanford-Central Florida airport. Toend told the Sanford rport Aiithonty that "has 13 locations, all in Florida, and specializes in airport food -' franchises, gift shops and catering." J S. (Red) Cleveland, direcbr of aviation at the airport, said, "We have submitted a 3_ 11 proposed contract to Jerry's working with the Cfls of Sanford as how to ellminate the problem of bds on the runways. In other action the Authority today officially cited Henry Wight for running out of gas on previous occasions; approved lease of part of building 138 to C.B. Service Co. for use in repairing citizens band radios; a month-to-month agreement to permit fabrication of &A 1 '. . ' - -. • and established a fee of S700 a month plus 5 per cent of the gross on food and 7 per cent of B the gross on the lounge and liquor." Television - Cleveland mfoed the bo&d tha t he has a meeting Friday with the Seminole County Planning and Zoning Bead to discuss a proposed airport hazard zoning ordinance. He pany's intention of establishing S-A Obituaries Fditorthl - Kim Townsend vice president of Jerry's Caterers Miami today affirned his corn- votes to 4917 for Keith while "rry D. Blair received 452 and A. G. Det1iheaudIere received 26. Nineen absentee ballots were cast in the election. Absentee ballots for the Dec. 21 runoff are expected to be available at Seminole Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce's office In the courthouse late Friday afternoon. Thruout in the election was 1,965, or 23.8 per cent of the 8,70 registered soters. - Eatery P'I'cks Airport As 14th Sl*te In State MARYI i TION herald Correspondent Official results gave Moore 1,460 vows to 415 for Harry Skop, South Seminole publisher, while incumbent Stenstrom received 1,078 to 716 for James Melvin In the et (e race. lathe four-man Seat Two contes Meyer received 720 'sports Sports Panelist Robert Bud i Feather said that since the affair is "Our hearing, I think we ought to be able to decide whether the public is allowed to — Patrolman H. A. McIntyre. and U. Mike Hotundo help Santa mount his metal steed. between the school board and (Bud) layer and William without a contract for more Moore head of the Seminole than 90 days 13 BRACH'S fc %1L 11 he added, 1 frankly Around The Clock don't want to see it get to be a Bridge School Board Chairman the SEA last August Seminole cheering match on one side or Cale ndar Davie Ss, Supt. William P. teachershave been working the other for the things we will Comics I'the contract debate. . Choice; Two Types of : — .._, See MAN, Page 2•A ilykI1lSAfl Iiera1dSffwter I ge9• • ji a , . •- wall." Williams said Foster struck Cox Public H-An %~-. aring /s s ue Stymies School 13oard ____________ ___________ - •,. • 1.75-oz. ea.: ice Blur!, Redwood, Lime & Surf. - - ____________________ Cox testified he doesn 't hit on the head with, but Iarry Ellswick, who from the policemen and the City of Sanford Re g. $3.19 4.Pc. Set Each roll is 30x 120" deluxe wrap A valve' S ' Him AquaVeIvci-,rrr'----- A 301" WRAP 6 t Cox sought in excess of ,000 damages /• Sal •/ 2 physician two or three days after" the Inudent for bruised neck nerves that caused a March 23, 1975 outside a motel lounge. ________ $2.2 ase claiming he suffered cuts and bruises about his wrists, neck and f ace and that his clothing wastorn. tic testified that he wastreated by a against the City of Sanford and three police officers, in connection with an incident on Worlds finest multi- Save Ofl VICKS T iegvlotó9c Amazing KNIFE I I '-J L ___________________ 19o88' FERN By BOB LLOYD Herald statf Writer -_ / Exclusive pressure IDA string logs glitter gift cards thru 12 12 76 I lVi I Opif (01 Ou UWft In B~ a in and no - X-0 PLANT 13UY THE 0 WEEK N.- 49 1 L Limit 1 thru 12/12 76 Regular price 65c TAGS AND CARDS 29 limit 2 thru 12/12 76 W ithoutcoupon ASSORTED I , Segments, I I-oz. 3V1 Rose N %. TO%\SE\D are board. upholstery by Aire Interiors; an a greement to allow Sanford Aire Co. to sell aircraft and ease ramp space and a oneoneen none in over a year year lease with renew,. clause had be The Authorit- y moved to Several charter operators last for Starline Enterprises, Inc authorize plans and month began advertising tnps specifications toward drawing to central Florida, up a final contract with Jerry's An Instrument Lighting parti1ite And I think should give them the OpPortunity to speak." Th e roaming "I would agree with that," said Stenstrom if it legal if again iiiiee k iiid all in The Iii'r'ild ' right to bargain with he other such action as it deems to be in it not legal and the SEA takes which is a public employer, the public Interest, including yu to court, then the whole "I think all of you can seethe the interest of the public em- proceedings will have to paradox in it ploycs insolved scheduled again We has to The pi oblem on approving Stenstrom said he has been maintain strict compliance the hearing date arose when checking Into sinullar situations with the law this ill tell iind i ' - studies on the air-conditioning requisite to getting many tnrnbuiithngth 46. charter flights Clev eland building which will be occupied ad(hng, "we hope to have the bv the restaurant. IM system installed this' Townsend would not coining year. We have informed speculate on when the the f ederal Aviation Authorits restaurant might open. 'FAA that we wish to do this 7. , !r m t 4 to~41' r1 * W IW i The Authorit' today also work and are awaiting their discussed the possibility of approval. At tha t time we will DAYS TO bringing charter flights into the begin the plans and Sanford Airport noting there specifications for the projectCHRISTMAS (J 7 4 1 r . . ' -: • nuts for good snackin A 30- Noma Lites Indoor outdoor mini-lites, your choice of clear or assid. colors. J! LI .1:1,, I. - £sT ,iYiPJ.gL ICICLES A L' [Ii.1i I-.LJ I ITSIIII IJ .lJ, I: 60 CANES Box of 500 Strands -Z - L—- - . - X I ' ' TOBACCO - For By ED 1'RICKE Herald Stalt Writer 4 DeBary Woman of my purse," Pierce said. "1 thOUght: "This is the worst thing that ever happened to me." Christmas came early this year for one N-Bary Rog. $2.49 19 $ 199, - \\ Half and Half \ 79 $ \\ . Limit 2 thru Regular ice 3Qc UMIT C1 CO(Wl PER (USTCPfR J • Sir Walter Raleigh ___ ' ;'.(J • Limit 2 12/ Regular pri(e 99c ' - Your . 4-*,. - 1 - ZAYRE PLAZA nSANFORD MOW OPEN TILL 10PM 9 p.m.) SUNDAY OPEN PfILL'-8 PM . A - valued honesty nwre than he valued money. So, after finding a wallet containing $400, Kevin 1IPT 0f41 COUPON PER (TOMlR We depend on You ... You can depend on Us: • We want you to get w$iat we ad - • Our Policy: Each ad,erllsd Ilam is requited to . SpicIa$ 511.-porfod prices are Indicated b we plan ei•ad to have be feidily available for iii at or below the ad"$al&' or coupons. Any others ci's iO*r .VIiy. 8-11119141111 SuPP116s. 0 a WI-out ocvedisad prka of sW states listed. unlo*s spec. day walgroon priciiiis. some rogulat PrIces cuts, just ".* ow Cashiv for a it!"lly oth"m noted In this ad. (our -As qumed. may vairy in SO, 0 ittwois. (RIght uday "W-pricis "RAIN-ChECK". Adveril"d" slote signs Point them out to you.) teser"d to limit quantities on all hibms.) Jones didn't tuck it inside his o . • ngwood Flea Market. Meanwhile, Sue Me" of DeBary was frantic. . ________ IaMa BOTH CARDS ID *ALQ*11N Co.. 1976 pocket. ket ' Under normal contions. Mrs. Pierce ssid, she carries only a small amount of cash, never enoitgh to get concerned over. But on that day the wallet was swelled with dollars sent her from Germany for deposit. He promptly turned it in to owners of SALE DAYS THRU SATURDAY ' ________ WI HONOR _______ Especially because two of her children who are Woman. It came after an agonizing hour of thinking serving in the Army had sent her part of thev she had to money sent by her two children for mont y earnings for deposit. She feared the money deposit in a local bank. was lost — forever. The Santa Claus if you'd like to call turn that, turned out to be a ID-year-old Lungwood youth w.o . (Prescription Dept. Closes ta - ' -'c-.-s,. -. -. After browsing about the flea market, she returned home - returned to DeBary to find her 4 SUE PIERCE WITH KEVIN (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) She called the sheriff's department and r eported the loss. Meanwhile, flea market owners had also called sheriff's deputies to report Kevin had turned Ln billfold - with all the money intact. wallet and $400 uf her children's money mLming. "Honey.."Mrs. Pierce Wd,"I tell you. I hugged I reahze-I I didn't have a billfold; I had I - - A it out hLs neck. "1 hugged (Sheriff's Deputy Bob O'Connor's neck, too," she added. O'Connor met her at the flea market where she positively identified her tuufold. Mrs. flerce agrees Santa came early for her. Arrived in the guise of a 10-year-old. Kevin and his dad, John J. Jones, live near the flea market. Mrs. Pierce gave Kevuiwhat she calleda"smafl reward" for his honesty She said she wished she could have given him the entire amount. As for carrying 00 in cash in her purse, she vows that won' t happen again, f the children send money again, I'll lock it in a Kevin. meanwhda, said little ab(- -shn1ng it off as just zneU ,No, it (the moneyi wasn't IMm Pierce. "it belonged to -- �1113— 7A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec., 1976 7 NATION IN BRIEF Patty Hearst 6 Scheduled For Court Hearing Today LOS ANGELES (AP) Patricia Hearst will be surrounded by a platoon of private security guards when she makes her first public appearance since she was bailed out of prison Nov. 19 in the custody of her parents. Miss Hearst, 22, free on $1.25-million bail, was to appear before Superior Court Judge William Ritzi today in connection with her upcoming trial on charges of kidnaping, robbery and assault. Books Closed On Scandal WASHINGTON (AP) The Capitol Hill sex scandal of 1976 is fading to an end. The JLLst ice Department has closed its books on the case and will not prosecute anyone involved. The scoreboard shows six members of the House of Representatives allegedly were involved in various incidents of sexual misconduct. One was forced to resign from the House, another was convicted in a local court and defeated for re-election, three were re-elected and the voters promoted one to tht Senate. - Mondale Has Clout As VP WASHINGTON (AP) With Presidentelect Carter's encouragement, Walter Mondale is acting as though he never heard all those stories about the frustrations and obscurity of being vice president. Mondale is known to have a nearly equal role with Carter aide Hamilton Jordan in recommending prospective cabinet members. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Man Gets $1,000 In Suit Against Po/ice ,) (Continued from Page I-A) the nun chakus, a karate weapon of oriental origin made of two wooden sticks connected by a length of flexible material, that Cox' head "swelled to twice its normal size and turned dark red." Witnesses testified that Rumney, who wasn't called as a witness in the trial, was at least 3feet From Cox at the time of the melee between Cox and the officers. Foster, first officer to arrive at the lounge alter Rumney called police after being ejected from the lounge the first time, testified that the lounge door "flew open and (.ox bodily carried Rumney out and drop. kicked him In the buttocks." Foster said the two men "squared off like they were going to fight" and had a verbal exchange which the officer ardered them to cease. After other officers arrived, Foster said, Rumney had moved away from Cox and then Cox turned and ran toward Rumney "as if he was going to attack him (Rumney)." Foster said Rumney "had been drinking but I don't believe he was intoxicated." He said Cox was intoxicated at the time but persons who were at the bar denied this in their testimony. Foster said, "I never struck Cox with the nun chakus or with my hands" and that he used the sticks during the struggle to restrain Cox. Foster said he didn't observe any swelling of Cox' head or lacerations and told the jury that Cox never lost consciousness and that Cox sat up and talked to him on the way to the police station for booking. FLORIDA IN BRIEF black belt karate Instructor David Styles In which Styles used nun chakus to break pine boards. He testified the sticks are "deadly weapons" that can be used to kill a person. Police Instructor James Brantley told the jury that his student, Foster. In his opinion, was qualified to use nun chakus, as a police weapon for defense as well as for restraining and "come-along" techniques In handling prisoners. Foster demonstrated on Mize, for the jury, how he used the nun chakus on Cox' neck to subdue him. Police Chief Ben E. Butler testified that Foster was a member of a tactical squad of officers who were authorized to train and use nun chakus. "I wouldn't want my men to have them If they weren't properly trained," Butler said. Nooney and Reid both testified that they didn't strike Cox. Reid denied that Cox "went down on the parking lot" in Front of the patrol car or passed out as witnesses for the plaintiff had testified. City Attorney Vernon Mize argued that excessive force wasn't used on Cox by the officers but Michael Matthews, lawyer for Cox, argued that his client was unlawfully assaulted and falsely arrested. Foster testified that he holds a first-degree brown belt in karate and has continuously trained for three years under an instructor from the Seminole Sheriff's Department. He said he has only used nun chakus twice during the three years to restrain persons. Cox' lawyers presented an ear-spliting courtroom demonstration by south Seminole TALLAHASSEE, (AP) Gov. Reuhin Askew has picked up a strong all in his Y P to increase gasoline taxes, €n. Kenneth Myers, the new chairman of tie Transportation Committee, said after reviewing the situation he is now convinced some kind of increase will be inevitable in the - next session, State Workers Vote Ends 'I'ALLAjI1ssJ:E (AP) Ballots were en route to Tallahassee today after thousands of state workers finished eight days of voting on whether to form the largest collective- A said Wednesday as she and the 51, the self-proclaimed "minis- and ordered him thrashed with YAKIMA, wash. (AP) A policeman searching the Cunningham's wife, and mother convicted of helping others were sentenced for man- ter of God" and cult leader, told bare hands and sticks over a house found his body on Sept. Lorraine Edwards, 19, a Former of Mrs. schoolmate four other cult members beat slaughter and assault in the the courtroom: "God hasn't four-month period until the boy 19. found me guilty. Mrs. Weilbacher, Cunning- Weilbacher's, were sentenced her 3-year-old son to death in an death of her son, David. colla psed and died in July. "That's why I have no emo"I can't believe the rottenattempted exorcism defied a The boy's body was put on a ham and Cunningham'sdaugh- to 15 years each for secondjudge's authority as he sen- ness of this country and the tlons. I'm not guilty before God. cot in a back bedroom, and ter, Carolyn, 27, were each glv- degree manslaughter an 1 tenced her to 20 years in prison, court," she said after sentenc- He will judge me." household members took turns en two consecutive 10-year pris- second-degree assault. ing by Superior Court Judge The judge said he would rec"The court Finds Its guidance guarding the door 24 hours a on sentences for first-degree "My judgment is before Howard Hettinger. in God also," the judge replied. day to ward off the devil. They manslaughter and second-de- ommend that Cunningham God," Debra Weilbacher, 20, Edward Leon Cunningham, serve his full 20 years withoid Cunningham testified earlier said they expected the boy to be gree assault. that he saw the devil in David resurrected. Thelma Cunningham, 45, leniency or parole. - bargaining unit yet for state employes. Banker Pleads Innocent ORLANDO, AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) Sam Houston Johnson, 62, brother of the late President Lyndon B. Johnson, was in stable condition in intensive care today following surgery for a lung tumor. Johnson was operated on Monday at St. David's Community Hospital. - Bernstein, Wife Tell All WASHINGTON (AP) Husband and wife journalists Carl Bernstein and Nora Ephron made their own news Wednesday: he announcing his resignation from the Washington Post, she announcing what she called the death of the feminist movement. Bernstein, whose Watergate reporting with Bob Woodward won a Pulitzer Prize for the. Post, said Wednesday he would concentrate on book writing after leaving the paper Jan. 1. Ms. Ephron. senior ditor of Esquire magazine, told a Brown University audience the women's movement had no leadership and had failed to help women come to grips with their role in society. "For a lot of women, the women's movement has just given them a political rationalization for their fear of success," she said. - • Former hank president C. Schalah Stephens of Orlando has pleaded innocent to federal charges he lent Which he secretly held financial interests. all -%G SO UT-1 1 4 oust I'Mrs lama 4 Miami World Trade Center? On DrugCharges - By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer MIAMI (AP A world trade center has been proposed for Dade County by Miami business leaders in an effort to strengthen ,. I Sheriff's deputies Wednesday arrested two men on felony marijuana and drug paraphernalia charges in Ex-Spaceman To Head Firm . Former astronaut HOUSTON (AP) James Lovell has been named president of Fisk Telephone Systems, Inc., of Houston. The appointment, effective Jan. 1, was announced Wednesday by Rex Grey, board chairman, and Lloyd Davis, current president who will become chairman of the firm's executive committee. Lovell, a retired Navy captain, will manage daily. operations of Fisk, which specializes in the design, installation and maintenance of telephone systems for business users. Lovell was an astronaut from 1962 to 1973 an completed four space missions, including two trips to the moon. - Emperor Issues Bow Rule NDJAMENA, Chad (AP) Jean Bedel Bokassa, who proclaimed himself Emperor Bokassa I of the Central African Empire last Saturday, has ruled that anyone who meets him has to bow his head from six paces away. If answering Bokassa's questions in the affirmative, he must say, "Yes, Imperial Majesty," and always avoid "a brutal no" if answering negatively. These instructions, were broadcast over government radio Wednesday and monitored here, Jfrmld Thursday, December 9, 1976—Vol. 69, No. 95 04"1 J ail S,,nd, •Itvpf S,tiv2y .1.4 Ch r it imis ti,, IN S.,nfvd H.fa4 Hc C lW Ftn?s £, S,'$evd, FlJ SCL'4d CIASS Pøaq. P4sd ill SeMcvd, Florida J771J NO INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS 'TIE FEBRUARY ims, • -- c s e ne! Super Santa Its" 'A, k,v resented a return to mainly ru- SALE still going strong! The eight-member Dade delegation was particularly upset and Brantley desi gn ated hii running mate, Senate President Pro Tempore Sherman Winn, D-Miami, to try to soothe ruffled feathers in the Dade delegation. Winn came back with proposed changes involving six of th;eitI)adesenators, rantley announced Wednes- South Florida's role in international trade. B sidenLs Graham and George 1911! iega missing teen-aged • TALLAHASSEE AP Saying they are burdened with confusing and conflicting statutes, state elections officials are asking for a through overhaul of the Florida election code - ., . Lake MaryEyesChange .399 91T , . Rag. $469.95 - ILI is to amend its personnel policy 8—TRACK TAPE PLAYER ' • • at a 7:30 meeting tonight to conform with state law governing political activity by City employes. I AM/FM/FM MULTIPLEX RADIO , . . . Add a cozy touch to your home Pecan and marble color accents Deluxe control panel, full range audio system. 3-speed BSR changer, built-in 6-track ' - - While the policy prohibited political activity by the e ployes, It was found that sate t mlaw permits employes to become Involved in their offduty hours. In other business, the council is to consider adopting on final reading fence and temporary 4) tape player plus AM/FM/FM . multiplex radio. Simulated . 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Cl tti ,., ' I 1 I;. 11:3010 5:00 3:1010 8:30 3:30 to 8:30 • • hour and half-hour ' . 32279 gowns J - winter-warm favorites of soft brushed acetate-nylon fleece at one sensational low price! Pure flattery with lacy and embroidered yokes, nc rac trims; dreamy shades; misses' SM-L. Shown is a representative of the assortment, What - C. PHONE gift a wonderful assortment of long length styles Ie 10:0010 12:00 2:00 to 8:30 399 brushed fleece " 0 WED.,DEC.22 10:001012:00 2:00to 8:30 THURS., DEC. 23 10:00 to 12:00 2:00 to 8:30 FRI., DEC. 24 I J 10:0010 12:00 2:0010 5:00 MON.,DECIO 2:0010 5:00 TUES., DEC. 2. 1 2;00to 5: 00 . i! the I . 58 Reg. 973 I I/''A I This fanr.asucmachinewdi f loating t oot a nd comes I • Join the crowd! See the clowns! Santa will be escorted on a city firetruck, from the Marina by the Sanford police to The Magnolia Center where he will remain until 5 P.M,, visiting with the children,:/ / 35—DAY WIND WALL CLOCK 1u"r,I Cnu,4.t. Peg. $209.95 Reg. $299 a4'e 0211 MORSE ZlGZA SEWING MACHINE , ' ' is $1799' ' S'aoe. 7c2 . 030! passenger4rain type brakes were be* used. iUetrautomo bilei to and from Washington and Louisville to Sanford, since has inspected Its auto-carrying' cars for wheel protiezns. t now uses an Inspection procedure that exceeds both industry and federal requirements. It also baa made plans to convert its entire fleet to freight-train type brakes. I ' lI11 ISOQ,, . COLONIAL SOFA SLEEPER - saeq t0n,chairman o1 the committee for eight years, had wept when Brantley announced he wasdumpinghjrnand Holloway from the panel. Sen. John Vogt, 1)-Coca, and Pat Thomas, D-Quincy, were added to the Appropriations Committee because Brantley said their areas had initially been overlooked in appointmerits to the powerful cornmittee. Semis. Tom TotAassen, R'Pensacola, and Tom Gallen, 1)-Bra. denton, were added to the Gov. ernmental Operations Cornmittee while Sen. Don Childers was added to Agriculture Santa will arrive by boat at 70:30 a.m, SA TIJRDA Y, DECEMBER 11th. . Commissio ne r Robert French Altamonte Springs Mayor reprewded the county coinNorman Floyd and Lake Mayor misajon. WASHJNGTCN (AP) Thc National Transportation Safety Board says the derailment of an Auto-Train near Jarratt, Vs., last May 5, occurred when a dragging brake caused a wheel to overheat and come apart. No one was Injured when 25 automobile-carrying cars of the north bo und train derailed on the xp'flp, ofSeaboard Line Railroad, but total damage was estimated at more than 17 million. The board said Wednesday that the broken wheel dropped off the rail and rolled on crosaties for more than a mile before the cars tipped over. It said the wheel fractured because It was overheated by a dragging brake. The brake did not completely release, the board said, because the 54-car train was too long and because • MIami, back on. MARINA ISLE, ON LAKE MONROE operation. Auto-Train Accident Warranted for one lull years normal wear refund or replacement when returned wth lag and sales slip to Monsanto DOWNTOWN SANFORD . Faulty Brake Caused Cuddle her with warmth and pay such a tiny price for these Wear Dated Acrilan' acrylic baby bunting long robes! So pretty, so practical, so comfortable with button and belt front plus two handy pockets: ultra-smart in pink, blue and maize: misses' sizes 10-18. olo • tugetlr in creating a solid waste disposal using possibly • give her a baby bunting robe SANTA& m lf ... Councd of,Local Governments wish to pursue a joint program. unanimously approved an idea He said that his idea is that to create a joint study on solid the governing bodies would act . Firestone. Brantley said Graham had not asked for any changes in his cufIlrnjttet assignments Graham said that was true, but only because he was "tinwilling to sacrifice my mdcpendence and my ability to speak for my constituents" by g iving a pledge of loyalty to Brantley. The major change announced hy Brantley involved the Trans. portation Committee. He a greed to Winn's proposal to lake Winn off the committee and put Sons. Ralph Poston and Vernon Holloway, both D- Wood burning logs! See this , 40 9 L) 0,j 14 employment ordinances; consider a wage and salary schedule for city employes and an tnterlocal agreement among Lake Mary, Sanford and Seminole County for regional sewer study. In new business, Council will consider motions and ordinances by councilmen, a replat from George McCammon for a tract on South Country Club Road and a resolution to amend the national flood insurance program. The Lake Mary City Council . . At the meeting Wednesday an Incinerator method with night In Altamonte Springs, it fertilizer and energy as bywas agreed that the delegates products. wo uld go back to their member "If we can organize and get governments for ratification representa ti ves together, we and appointment to a study can do an In-depth study and cwnmlttee to look Into the come up with a viable joint possibility of creating a program involving the cities, ' regional so waste th e county and possibly the unit in the county In accordance whole r egion," Floyd said. with state Law. Deadline is 1918 All cities were represented at for a solid waste unit to be In the meeting and new County apparently Election Overhaul Urged oCme ~701 e ' boys who - , Walter Sorenson have been serving as a committee of two In the matter. Delegates from the county Floyd said today that concommission and the seven currence Is needed from the cities of Seminole County to the governing bodies that they Missing U ay Disposal Study By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Boys tirowned in a boating accident Sunday. • e y Found, 3 o TI I US VI L L E ( All) After having recovered one body, rescuers are ci-'nrrhinu again today for the bodies of three other 48 STEREO FIREPLACE/BAR , - I 1918-3A sleep (AP) Senate President Lew Brant. Icy has shuffled memberships In seven conm)iltees following a storm of protests over his initial appointments.. However, in all the swaps, Brantley kept the so-called Doghouse Democrats frozen out of favorable assignments. One dissident Sen. Robert Graham charged he was left out because he refused to give "a pledge of unthinking accept"nee" to Brantley's goals. Brantley said the changes were made to correct "some voids which were human error onlfly part ifl not having certain delegations represented on CeIin I = t ;11 aI appointments made by both Brantley and House Speaker Don Tuiker, some had charged they rep. day he had agreed to changes involving four of the six. - Ile traffic stop of an auto on U. S. charging grand larceny. 17-92 at Wildmere St., In other reports, Henry Longwood. Schoolfield, of Lake Howell Deputies reported more than Arms Apartment, Casselberry, 107 grams of green, leafy told deputies that an $800 material In a styrofoam con- outboard motor was stolen off a tainer were seized in the arrest. parked boat in the apart* Robert Charles Gldday, 26 of ments parking lot after 2500 Howell Branch Road, was someone cut a lock securing the also held on $5,000 bond, ac- motor. cording to county jail records. Sheriff's Sgt. Oscar Redden Sheriffs reports st$ed that Jr. reported a sapect was deputy G. A. Bare was In- questioned and released penvestigating a complaint at the ding further investigation after Foxcroft A partments w he n he an 18-year-old Sanford woman was invited into Gidday's reported Wednesday night that residence. The officer said he a man attempted to sexually observed a large ash tray assault her at a residence west containing a smoking pipe in of Sanford. the middle of the living room The woman told deputies that floor with a baggie of green, she managed to escape the leafy material alongside the man's grasp following a ash tray. The items were seized struggle and ran to a nearby and Gidday arrested, according business and a man there to the reports. brought her to the sheriff's Sheriff's deputies jailed office to file the complaint. waste dipusa1. , The two he left out were dis- jailed Michael Lee Vanhorn, James Semento, of 26, of Fayettevi1le, N. C., in lieu Dora, in lof e u $5,000 iond of $5,000 bond, following a Seminole circuit court Ok - $.9 million to individuals and firms with Pair Arrested C /\L NJO I (AP) Dec. gllft - Push In Tallahassee Seminole. Deputy R. D. Strobridge LBJ's Brother Undergoes Surgery For Lung Tumor Hike Gets • separate Incidents In south PEOPLE TALLAHASSEE ',,as Tax Mother Sentenced In Son's Beating Death. Dissidenj Demos Dumped Thursday, dw FURNISHING SOUTHERN HOMES SINCE 1888 1100 French Aye, compare* **Christmas brighter-at Zayre#. weekend. effect thru isle In - this compare...you can't do better than Zayre! Sanford - - SPONSORED LI Y THE DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSN, OFSANFORD Zayre! SANFORD HIGHWAY 17-92 at AIRPORT BLVD SA'eC&MICA1OI OPEN MON. TO SAT. 9am.9p m. —SUN. 11a.m. 6p.m. —---, �A' Evening flemld N FliENCH AVE . S\F(ul(f) El \ •.;;i (h r 11-I1 Around Thursday, December 9, 1976-4A WAYNE 1). [X)Yl.E. Publisher NORMAN H OSURIN, Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BIt 'tCKI.E. Advertising Director N I Mime I)ehver Week. vents: Month. $2.40: 6 Months. $11 t) Year. S!8 40 lh Mail In Florida same .is home delivers thtr mail Month, $2.0; 6 Months. $i621): 12 Months, $.12.40 ' II 41 w Tuna Fishermen Caught In Net The Clock By El) PRICKET Horace Orr, by his own admLssion, is a man of the streets. A man who grew up In tough neighborhoods and learned the lessons taught by one of the toughest teachers of them all — Ole Mother and Father Street. are unable to find good-paying Jobs. Programs like SEEDCO have detractors. And that's okay, the way It should be. Because It's a free country, and citizens should like, or dislike, whatever they please. And It's fine when those dislikes are expressed verbally. That again, Is what freedom is all about. But Orr, the banquet, SEEDCO and others really are up to something more important than themselves. They are up to bringing the socially disadvantaged into the mainstream of the American Dream. If the grand venture fails, then the people will know about It. And If it pases, those same people will be the first to learn about It. Because the difference lies in staying on tT18 "street" or coming into the mainstream. On Friday, Orr has his big day, or we should say his big night. At about 8 o'clock, some 350 citizens, and others, will gather at the Sanford Civic Center for SEEDCO's annual banquet. Tickets for the event are on sale at SEEDCO offices at the Sanford Airport. For $15, you can attend and become what Orr calls "a friend of SEEDCO." And after the lambasting SEEDCO received last year and this, the federally funded agency can always use some additional friends. Scheduled guest speaker for the banquet Is U.S. Rep. Parren Mitchell, a Democrat from Baltimore, Md. In addition, local dignitaries will be on hand to sample the line food and listen to Orr tell about SEEDCO - its hopes and its dreams. Tied in with SEEDCO are a lot of people who wouldn't have jobs if the local poverty-fighting agency didn't exist. People, who by their own admission, could be back on the streets Orr speaks about growing up on if it weren't for the federal dollars pumped yearly into this county to aid those who herause of hu'k nf oduraijon or other reasons, Orr also attended universities and picked up a couple of degrees along the way. But it's not too imrortant today that Orr grew up in tough neighborhoods, or that he outgrew then and survived in the hallowed balls of a couple of U. S. universities. What is important, however, is the fact that Orr heads up the Seminole Employment Economic Development Corporation SEEDCO), and as such has been under lire both from some of the newsmedia and from the General Accounting Office GAO). Orr has stood firm, and so far has won his way. The toughest part, however, will come when (GAO) audit results are released - sometime around the firit of next year, if not sooner. Not the least of the problems of tuna fishermen is that the porpoise is an engaging and lovable animal which occupies the same pedestal in American hearts as the horse and dog. RAY CROMLEY Thus throughout all of the ongoing hearings in Washington and San Diego, Calif., on how to reduce the porpoise mortality rate while tuna fishing,Business there was no suggestion that fatally trapped porpoise be processed for food. We are sure that Americans would have it no other way, so the answer to the porpoise mortality prob em should concentrate on pragmatic things,l or, as they say in politics, on the art of the possible. - Unfortunately, it is difficult to determine exactly What is possible or pragmatic. The single most important question that must WASHINGTON —. (NEA) — Some laws have be answered before intelligent discussion can begin most curious side effects not anticipated by those who pushed them. Scientists now see the strong is whether the porpoise is, indeed, an endangered possibility that regulations limiting automobile species — and if so how many of the mammals can emissions, ineptly as they were written, are be inadvertently killed each year without spurring approaches that in the long run will calamitous results? lead to more efficient engines and more miles The Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 per hour, once the present thrashing about simply requires that the porpoise mortality rate be comes to an end. kept to "incidental levels." Administratively this Even more significant is the coming has been transtated to mean that fewer than 30,000 managerial revolution indirectly resulting from the fair employment rules set by Congress to of the animals can be killed next year. But nobody assure against discrimination in the hiring of appears to be entirely sure. During the federal women, blacks, Hispano Americans and other hearings in San Diego, some reputable scientists minorities. estimated that the figure could be five times that The connection is roundabout but clear, as the high. foUowinganalysis by the personal throrofone Another unanswered question is what effect the of America's largest companies illustrates. What the fair employment rules forced us to ever-tightening porpoise regulations will have on do, he said, was to look at the requirements we'd the conservation of tuna, also a species that must laid down for each Job in the company. be managed and conserved, will porpoise We had always assumed that our salesmen limitations force tuna fishermen to take smaller must have strong technical backgrounds and and younger fish to the detriment of good conwe had for years hired accordingly. But our new servation practices? Nobody knows, tests revealed this was not right. What we should On the constructive side, the hearings did have been hiring were men and women good at exhibit a sensitivity to the problem and a deterselling never mind their technical know-how; we could give this training once hired. Sales mination to solve it. Conservationists admitted that ability was more important by far. they were as concerned about people in the tuna The requirement which led to the hiring of industry as they are about porpoises. Tuna greater numbers of women and blacks made it fishermen, with few exceptions, have used their necessary, in turn, for us to take a new look at experience to save marine mammals. And for the our supervisors. For the new hiring policies put first time we have a feeling that some genuine strains on men used to dealing in the old ways. .. . It . . .. - . . . .' ' .)i _____ ______ . , \ 1- ARA :. 5jJ iI — ,,, - 4..' L.- 11.'• ' :. - ... 1.:. ".. -/ AY' , • .. .\ ., I the whole arrangement was vividly exposed when the failure of a two-bit electronic cornponent forced Ford and Carter to sit in glum silence for 27 m in utes during the first of their ______________________________________________________________________ basis, the outnumbered tuna fisherman could an NEW YORK (AP) — You might not even understand the significance of Regulation but among financial people it is likely to mean either of two things, that (1) it Is good for you, (2) it is bad for you. - We discovered, as we already knew, that passbook savings and certificates of deposit. A While the transition from President Ford to President-elect Carter is going smoothly in this country, the transition from ex- President Laiis Echeverri,a Alvarez to President Jose Lopez Pcrtillo was a time of turmoil In Mexico. There have been peso devaluations, land seizures, protest strikes by businessmen and rumors of a military The transfer of power occurred Dec. 1 in Mexico City, where Lopez Portillo will be Inaugurated. We hope order is quickly restored and confidence rebuilt under Mexico's new leadership, We have a selfish Interest, knowing that everything that happens to the Mexican economy affects travel and trade across the border. But wea have genuine concern for the stability of the nation that is historically the most stable of all LatinAmerican countries. In so .1 mere was only one Issue In ia, the most profound issue ever to face the American people — that of slavery and its future in the United the some support from events, since in recent months thrift institutions have been providing States. what the ideal is; but we know the old theories what amounts to checking accounts, services Lincoln and Douglas needed no panel of are wrong. We're now working on tests to they once were forbidden to offer. reporters to pose long and involved questions. discover what we do want. Wise, and wary of accepting seemingly selflessBut there is another facet to this battle, that Their positions were clear and unequivocal That's only the beginning. Our look into lower advice from financial institutions, modem between big and little. Viewed from that per- [ncoth flatly opposed the extension of slavery management led us to look straight up the line to consumers quickly distill such expressions of spective, the participants In the skirmish are into new territories or states; Douglas argued the top. And here again we found some things concern into something more nearly the truth: realigned, with some small commercial taniis that it should be decided on the basis of "popular that could radically change the way we and other It is good for some financial institutions, bad sovereignty," with each state deciding the favoring retention of Q companies go about business, for others, and it probably remains to be seen As the latter see it, the elimination of a ceiling question for itself. There's been a great deal of talk about whether it is good or bad for the public. on permi.ssable interest rates might very well productivity, the need for advanced machines In the outcome, Douglas won the election. Regulation Q Is an edict of the Federal Reserve almost l) degrees off. We're not certain yet competition and to making those productivity of I per cent more interest than do commercial gains which are the secret of a constantly ad- banks. vancing standard of living. It esta blishes ceilings on time deposits on Strif e suffered from an even more severe handicap that was not their ta1l)t. This was the lack of aiy really stirring issues to de bate. Regulation Q''Deba,te and constant research into new processes. that, in effect. permits savings banks and Technology has been sold as the key to meeting savings and loan associations to pay one-quarter become an endangered species himself. ic We learned here, too, that our old concepts on JOHN CUNNIFF these technological advances are important. But savings institution can pay 5.25 per cent on we found that major increases In productivity, passbook savings, a commercial bank just s. On more often than not, are the result of managerial savings certificates the limits are 7.75 per cent decisions made by the top men of the company in and 7.5 per cent, respectively. the selection and mix of products, in Regulation Q Is due to expire March 1. organization, In the handling of the work force, The savings, or thrift, Institutions want it to rather than from the introduction of new, more remain, arguing that they need an Incentive to efficient machinery. draw savIngs dollars that, in turn, they will loan In these studies by one company and another out on home mortgages, their primary lending it has been discovered, In fact, that the great function. productivity gair.s in the future in many fields &ane commercial banks which are permitted likely lie in finding a new breed of managers — . by law to offer a wide array of services to Inwhose characteristics are as yet not clearly dividuals and businesses, Insist that it is unfair known — who will make revolutionary changes competition. The thrifts, they say, no longer need In the manufacturing and distribution process. the advantage. . . . . ID HALIFAX AP -- Despite some sliarehotler opposition, the Bank of Nova Scotia !aid Wednesday it will stand by its decisioi to participate in a $125 million loan to the Chlean dictatorship. Shartiolders representing several churches charged at a shareholders meeting that the ruling military junta in Chile has been engaging in torture, imprisonment and m urer. Bta spokesman for the bank said the bank doesi't feel it should judge political regimes. mean they would be pitted against mammoth, Lincoln may have been the moral victor, and . at the 1976 I. 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A government spokesman said reduced pork prices and lower fresh fruit prices were the main reasons for the stable food costs. bined. Rivals" will be repeated, or will be broadcast by Remove their one-quarter point advantage on PBS outlets that did not air it the first time. It Ls deposits and they may be unable to fulfill their an Inspiring Lesson In what democracy is all . housing commitment. . about. - It is possible that President Echeverrla has Intentionally acted as a lightning rod for the new administration, taking actions he thought were necessary even though he knew they, were controversial, and relieving Lopez of the need to Involve himself in the furor. OTTAWA (Al) - Canada and France are reported near at interim agreement covering fishing vessels rom the French islands of St. Pierre and Mituelon in an about-to-be proclaimed Canadan 200-mile fishing zone. The French lands are nine miles off Newfoundland coast. Officials ii Ottawa said Wednesday negotiators lave sent proposals to their governmenuthat would amount to a businessas-usual setement until a permanent solution is worked wt. Bank Plans Loan To Chile bigcity institutions that could outbid them for history so Judges him, but at the time Douglas savings dollars.. solution seemed to offer the best hope of averting But what about you' Here are some of the dismemberment of the Union. arguments for retention of Regulation Q: Thus we may be thankf ul th But If we are going to have debates in the cn home mortgages. If competition forces UP interest rates on future, and most people agree that they are a deposits, it Inevitably would mean higher mort- worthwhile thing, there must be some fun- * damental changes in the way they are staged. If gage rates also. nothing else, the presidential candidates In 1980 2. If thrift Institutions cannot compete for m ust be pe rmitted to question each other and to funds, they will not have funds available for respond to each other. mortgages. Savings and loans alone make more home mortgages than other Institutions cornIn the meantime, it Is to be hoped that "The The most recent delay In Gilmore's case came last Friday, when his mother persuaded the U.S. Supreme Court to stay the execution that was scheduled for sunrise on Dec. 6. The high court Li considering whether to hear an appeal of the sentence. Stanger insisted his action did not mean Gilmore has changed his mind about dying. Canada, Fiance Near Pact three appearances. In fairness to the latter-day debaters, however, it has to be acknowledged that they - scientific research into the habits and psychology BRUSSELS, lielgiutr (AP) - The foreign ministers of the North ttlantic Alliance begin their last meeting wth Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger tolay. On Wednesday, defense ministers of U'e North Atlantic Treaty Organization postpoied a decision on a $2.5billion American pirn to buy a fleet of 27 Boeing 707 jets ant convert them into radar command planes tt modernize NATO's earlywarning (k'tect ion system. between them, or between them and a silent, unseen audience. The essential artificiality of — Utah County Atty. NoaH Wootton has asked the same court to set a trial date for Gilmore on a second murder charge in the death of a gas station attendant shot to death during a robbery. Wootton said the Judge would probably act on Friday. NATO Ministers Meeting Bycontrast,whatwerepas.edoffasdebat es in 1976 were sterile, carefully structured "media events." The two c'.rididztes might as well have been in different studios for all the interaction .EJ'? "If given the alternative between life in prison or execution, he wants execution," Stanger, said in a telephone interview. "But given the alternative between execution and walking out a free man, my impression Is that he would want to walk out a free man." But it appeared unlikely that Gilmore would go free, even if the court accepted Stanger's argument. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Silim el-Ross, L4thanon's newly designated premier, began trying to put together a governrient today and said it 'will not take much time." In selecting the 48-year-old Moslem banter to head the government, Christian PresiGent Elias Sarkis said he should pick men of proven administrative ability insteac of politicians to launch the monumental task of reconstruction after 19 months of civil var. Those were real debates between two men of strong convictions who questioned, challenged and attacked each other before vocal and part audiences. L) . . •4. *,,. I. ''A I • tothet r he its! Attorney Ronald B. Stanger petitioned the 4th District Court in Provo on Wednesday for Gilmore's release on grounds that state law required that the firing-squad execution be carried out within 60 days after his Oct. 7 sentencing for killing a motel clerk. Stanger said a series of delays ordered by the courts and the governor constituted "cruel and unusual punishment." Premier Begins Task "The Rivals," a television adaptation of an old Norman Corwin radio script, re-enacted the famous series of encounters between Abraham Uncoin aad Stephen Douglas in 1858 as both men stumped Illinois for election as U.S. senator. . .. .' . 1 . . the way SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Convicted killer Gary Gilmore says the state of Utah blew its chances by not heeding his demands for a speedy execution and now must set him free. UNITEL' NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — U.N. Secret ary.General Kurt Waldheim says he believes the chances for peace in the Middle East have never been better. Waldheim told a news conference Wednesday after the General Assembly re-elected him by acclamation that he is "cautiously optimistic that the Geneva (Arab-Israeli) confere.'ce ,.. will convene within the first six months of the next year." The 146-nation assembly was expected to adopt a resolution today calling for a new Geneva conference by the end of March. Arab diplomats predicted that the resolution would get well over 100 affirmative votes and perhaps as many as 120. Anyone who watched a presentation of The Rivals" over the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) the other evening had to be convinced that Americans were shortchanged - nay, insulted - by the so-called debates between Gerald Ford s and Jimmy Carter. . •, .. -- .. SI WORLD IN BRIEF Peace Chances Look Good Historic Debates A Lesson -- Gilmore: I Must Be Freed Waldheim: Middle East And any street person will tell you it's Just as easy to fall back as it Is to forge ahead. Probably easier. P' - Qf entrapped porpoises is underway. Our inescapable feeling is that there will not be a quick, simple or massive answer to the porpoise problem. Conservation will come in a series of step by step advances as some of the questions are answered, For that reason alone, sweeping ad ministrative judgments would be harmful because they would be based more on political and social judgments than on existing knowledge. On that ri DON OAKLEY Changes Com ing Mex Thursday, Dec.9, 1976'5 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ANDERSON 329- '.s our rag. 429 Holly HobbieI& play set 6" vInyl Amy, Cam, or Holly with rooted hair, moveable arms and legs. Each comas with outfit and playthings! Cuddle and play... Knickerbocker does It sgalnl March of Dimes Time. ea. 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After receiving encouragement from such influential companies- as Citibank in New York I scrupulously written "unofficial" and had paid the postage himself, the congressman sent a handsome prospectus given him by Callahan. Murphy told us he was unaware Callahan wanted financial backing from Somoza. Callahan, however, made no bones about what he wanted from Somoza in a private letter to an old friend, House Doorkeeper James Molloy. Writing under a "personal and nonofficial strictly confidential" adjuration, Callahan told Molloy of Murphy's ati'ance. "Alter sending all our material on the proposed company to the General (Somoza)," Callahan confided In the letter, "1 received a phone call today from his business adviser who Is in Miami "He said the General received the material and requested this guy to follow up and explore City and Tuder and Finn public relations, all the details, etc. We are looking for a comCallahan decided to approach Murphy for mitment of $500,000 for 2-3 years, ,At this . assistance. • 37i'i&P'( Juncture it looks good., The congressman, a former high school Audacloui'ly, Callahan asked the doorkeeper classmate of Somoza's and a LLS delegate to his whether there Is "anyone in Congress or Seniite Nicaraguan inauguration, wrote the. diciator a that you can have assist us with merely some "Dear Tacho" letter on October 25. In the letter, type of recommendation, etc. Perhaps the Murphysaid he had met with group * Foreign Affairs Committee. A further recomand "1 - ,hold them in highest regard." mendation might cement the deal for us. With the letter, on which Murphy had "I feel we're very close with, this Somoza .. 'Sir, will you be wanting the Rolls or the moped this morning'?" . interest and he is a nut about security type operations," Callahan continued. "If he goes for it we'll probably sell him stock of the company." 40% SEACOR and West denied any wrongdoing. The Navy audit, dated September 23, makes half the authorized no mention of the West case, but it does show how the brass hats bent the rules to give SEACOR Callahan called Molloy a few days later, but unfair advantage over its competitors. the doorkeeper politely, but dutifully told him, The firm was fed information, for example, "Billy, I can't take any outside interests, par- prior to the award of a noncompetitive "sole ticularly If it's a foreign country. So forget It." source" contract. As added insurance that Callahan, a former lawyer in Richard Nixon's SECOR would get the job, the Navy then violated old law firm and an award-winning exregional Its own .regulations requiring that notice of the counsel on narcotics for the Justice Dept., told us sole source contract be given to 14 other he planned to quit Justice before working full- engineering companies. tUne on the Intervest project. Although SEACOR was certified as "uniquely Murphy said he thought Callahan only wanted qualified" for the contract, the auditors found that the Navy could have done the Job Somoza as a client. He met Callahan through Itself and a mutual friend, the congressman told us, and only saved $100,000 and 11 months in the bargain. The rules require that all sole source conoffered his help because he knew of Somoza's Intense concern with security. Somoza's father tracts over $100,000 be reviewed by a special board. 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Premium Interest Market P'rice Share Par Value Stock Exchange Tomorrow: Great American Indians - ' �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ~S Thursday, [*c. 9, 197 chools Cbs $;nce Nov 'They Don't Care, But I Do, Says Mom S GRiVEPURT, Ohio (AP) Supt. Phillip Williams still has 12 empty school houses on his hands, and his 6,900 pupils have another month of vacation after voters for the second time defeated an attempt to raise property taxes. "The problem is we haven't solved anything," Williams said after the election results were announced Tuesday. "We can finish this (academic) year, but I doubt we'll have the money to reopen next September. We will have used up all the money by then." Caral Cole, a truck driver's wife who worked for a pro-tax "We Still Care" group, said, "These people just let their school district go down the drain." Mrs. Cole, who has two sons in Groveport schools, said, "They don't care, but I do." But Barbara Groves, who worked against the tax proposition even though her husband Is on the school board, said she was elated. "Now maybe our dreams can come true," she said. She said school spending was not adequately explained to the working-class families and farmers who make up most of the population of this Columbus suburb. Her "dream" is for a task force that would inspect finances to see if more taxes are - 2 N Li really needed. In Tuesday's election, voters defeated a five-year levy that would have allowed schools to reopen today by adding $13.80 to the current $44.40 in taxes for every $1,000 of a property owner's assessed valuation. Of the current tax, $30.10 goes to schools. The schools closed after a proposed $11.50 increase was turned down by a narrower margin on Nov. 2. They cannot open until Jan. 3, when 1977 funds become available. "The levy will likely go on the ballot again in the spring and they could go for it then," Williams said. "But if we don't get additional money, i4e can't open in September and will have to merge with another district." He said the district operates on a $6.4 million annual budget, and "when it's gone, we have to quit." The levy would have produced an additional $1.6 million annually. The Groveport-Madison School District is one of seven closed in Ohio for lack of funds, putting a total of 70,000 students out of classes. Three school districts in Oregon closed when tax levies failed. Two reopened with alternate financing, but they may close again if new tax measures fail on Jan. 11. HOSPITAL NOTES In Detroit In Chicago * A LOOK AT OUR... DECEMBERS ADMISSIONS Sa riford: — CHICAGO Twice cluding 28,000 teachers, fl on whatever past cal problems," he said. 'each school year Chicago (lucago is the second largest abuses may have be en comEven now, he added, beginchcols have to borrow money school system in the country. initted. In an effo rt to bring fling teachers in Ch icago re.because of temporary cash The Chicago Board of Etluca- present spending in line, he has ceive up to 15 pe r cent more ,rtinches. tion will finance a bout 41 per called for such measures as than their counterparts in New cent of this year's $1.1 billion closing outdat ed buildings, a York, Los An geles, Detroit and this year the creditors sch ool budget. Th e state pays 47 hiring frecie andI a streamqwt're unusually edgy over Houston alter adj us ting for the pe r cent of the tab and federal lining of the bureaucracy. inouiitIng budget deficits and aid covers the rest. cost of living. 'accusations that the school But school officials say that if "M - i's a tough job for a the state would f A task force ap po inted by the ul fill its finan. - board resorted to Fiscal gii- governor to study group used to growthmanship," th mu'kry to ap pear solvent, sch ools commitments the l alstay e financial he admitted. "But growcould out of the red. co ndition of the Chicago schools thmanship is Hobert Stickles, school co n not it anymore. - charged the board with engagtroller, said he dreaded the ing in que "Thegreat un ce rtai nty of state aid Th ere's a new ball game In Is our st ionable fiscal prac.i th est peri l," Hannon school financing. It's staying ought of note the 868.5 million tices and resorting to budgetary wit hurt-term sal e be said. "We put our programs hi n revenucs." fore It gimmickry. finalized in October at a into gear pre di cated on anticiTh e b an kers w ho han e the dl The task force criticized the sale of .a.9O per cent interest rate, a f ul l pated resources and then the the short-term bonds the d school board for getting legislasystem ollars are cut off. We end up percentage point lower than the tive has to sell to get through holding permission in 1972 to borthe ba g." ;prcv ious bo rrowing effo rt l ast periods before tax revenues are C"hicago l os t about $47 million Ma row 833.2 million from the paid agree. "We're going to in general aid for the 1975-76 At the heart of the bo rrowing building rehabilitation f und to keep a cl ose eye on them," sa cover a deficit in the o pe rat in g pr oblem was the schoo l board's fund. id year w he n Gov. Da ni el Walker Thomas Vaughn, vi ce president cut all 4arge deficit and the future First National Bank of per st ate appropriations by 6 it also said the board budg- of Chicago. "We're concerned ce nt. ,.,,ahility to balance its budget. Th is force d hlannon to close Unless cuts are made and eted 3,177 positions in the 1974- that they demonstrate they can 75 Fiscal year at a salary of $1 a live wit Chicago sc hools 16 days early 'sources of ou ts hi n their me an s." ide aid are year each "thereby hiding the wid, the deficit wo ul d rise to The plan Hannon submitt ed l ast J un e which bro ught more real sal ary cost s of 832 tan e st imated $115.3 million by to the school board is designed trouble when the state slapped lion." the schoo ls with a $33.3 million the end of the year. to w hi Wh ether the school ttle $38.4 million from the penalty for the early shutdown. The problems of the tcago board can budget. With the expected resTh e l eg islat ur e r ed uced the 'Boai-d of Education di ffer from overcome t his deficit s pe nding toratlon of $9 million in state penalty to is one of the biggest problems s $30.3 million and It "those of the Detroit school syspe ci al ed facing the Chicago public edu- I fi ucation funds,tothe mayifbethe not have to be paid at all 'teni, for example, which Is not would be reduced $67.9 Il cation system, already mired 111 li nois Supreme Court allowed to r un a deficit. Its controve rsy over the education million by June. ds a lower court r ul ing uphol books must be balanced, not Paul E. Peterson, an educa- that the fine is unfair. it pro vi des the city's children. ;just appear balanced. lion professor at the University Rea di But problems of bo scores have con- of Chicago, says that part of the rrowing sistentlyng been below deficit spending aren't national problem stems from pay hikes norms. Although average given the teache ,unique to Chicago. Part of the rs over the past scores on residing tests ..hugl' (leL load run up by New given 10 years. from 1968 to 1972 l ast spring were a bo ve those York City went to fund educaof beginning teachers' salaries a year earlier, the pupils reclim tion. Philadelphia's schools acmained be low the national av- 72 bed from $3,500 to $9,572, a ;co unted for some of the deficit per ce nt increase, or an erage. "spending there. average yearly hike of 12 per By thethe time a Chicago pupil cent. Starting teachers now Money problems have reaches eighth grade, the make $11,138, unch brought staff cutbacks, delayed pupil is two years behind his last year because ofan ged from the money maintenance, and other spendnational co un terpart in reading pinch. / kg cuts in schoo l districts ability. t'across the co un try. Joseph Ilannon, who took "You can't increase public 1,1 Wi th 667 schools, 521,000 Pu- over as su pe rintendent of Chi- employes salaries at that rate 'ç.ils and 50,000 employes, lItrago's sc h oo ls in 1975, declined without incurring enormous fis— - engaged in business at 2954 Orlando —Teachers sweep the floors middle-Income blacks moving engaged in business at RI I Box Dr., Helen Sanford, Seminole County. 133, Longwood 32750, Seminole of the classrooms, to Detroit suburbs. Florida under the fictitious name Della Elliott, L.nngwnod Ftoi'id under the fictitious —A bank sponsors high THE PEAR TREE. and that I inten "Well, obviously parents see County, name of HOLLINGSWORTH EN Brenda K. Graves, Sorrento torx'glit.r said name with the Clerk school football, TERPRISES INC • ar.d that I Intend the ser vi ces reduced. If they BIRTHS —Reading and math achieve- have the resources, than they toritr said name with the Clert of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in accordance with Mr. and Mrs. James (Vickie) of the Circuit Court, Seminole ment scores, well below the na- take an option they either County. Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Maxwell, a boy, Sanford tional average for years, are move to one of the suburbs, or the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section DISCHARGES declining again, especially at they choose a private school," Name Statutes, To Wit: Section $6509 Florida Statutes 1937. Sanford: 5. A B Adkisson $6509 Florida Statutes 1957. the high school level. sa ys JC!fCOn Publish Nov 25. Dec. 2. 9, 16, 1976 Paul Holllngsworth Gretchen L. Crowell Detroit isn't the only area Publish. Nov. 23. Dec 2, 9, 16. 1976 DEF 123 Annie M. Jackson lacing problems in paying for DEF 119 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Claude M. McKenzie TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION the education of its children. Legal Notice Wilbert Smith OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE Some schools in Oregon and OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, CITY Mary S. Stokes FICTITIOUS NAME are shut because of voter Notice is hereby given that is Peter A. McLeod, Clew Clewiston Ohio Anderson, DeBary refusal to approve an increase enNotice is hereby given that I am IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Public Hearing wilt be held at the gaged in business at 43 Vida L. in property taxes, the source of Edgemon Dr Winter Springs, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Commission Room in the City Halt Eva T. Gough, DeBary the City of Sanford, Florida. at most local government fundi ng Seminole County, Florida under the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE in7.00 o'clock P.M. on December 27. Mabel G. Green, DeBary FLORIDA for education. And, at a recent hctitis name of ADVERTISING COUNTY, 1976, to consider the adoption of an CIVIL ACTION NO: 76.23II.CAOE Man C. Bryant, Deltona DIMENSIONS STUDIOS, and that I ordnance by the City of Sanford, three-day gathering In Chicago, intend to register said flame with In Re: the Marriaqe the Theresa M. Rood, Deltona as follows. superindendents of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Seminole HOOSHANG IRANPOUR. Lillian R. Chenowith, Geneva the Husband Petitioner, County, Florida in accordance With co un try's 27 largest school disRD O INANCE NO. 1371 and the provisions Eva Bono, Lake Mary Fictitious stressed that they needed Name Statutes,ofTothe FAYE E IRANPOUR, Wit Section Ralph E. Stumpf, Maitland trict.s AN ORDINANCE or THE CITY OF Wife Respondent, Mrs. Charles (Barbara) money and were looking to the $6509 Florida Statutes 1937. SANFORD, FLORIDA. TO ANNE NOTICE OF ACTION Shirley J. Belleville incoming Carter adWITHIN THE CORPORATE AREI DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE Esciavon, & girl, Longwood Publish: Nov 19, 75. Dec 2,9, 1916 OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, ministration to provide It. TO Faye E iranpour DEF 79 ___ FLORIDA. UPON ADOPTION OF 2671 Hackberry Road "We're at a crucial period Birmingham, Alabama 35326 SAIDORDINANCEAPORTI0NOF when eduction is being labeled — ______________________ . Earn Extra M one1 WITH THE HIDDEN TREASURES IN YOUR ATTIC, GARAGE OR CLOSET! GATHER UP ALL THOSE GREAT FINDS L INES AND ADVERTISE THEM "FOR SALE" IN OUR CLASSIFIED AD YOU'RE SURE TO END UP WITH A POCKETFUL OF EXTRA FOR SPENDING MONEY 500 FOR THE HOLIDAYS! AREA DEATHS as ineffective and, at the same time, monies are being cut," Vincent Reed, superintendent of Washington's public schools, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE LYING BETWEEN SARITA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. that an action for Dissolution against you STREET AND BRIARCLIFFE ed CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Marriagehasbeen fil servea copy STREET AND BETWEEN MAR and you are required to COUNTY, FLORIDA. SHALL AVENUE AND GRENADA CIVIL ACTION NO. 76•2270.CA.O.B of your written defenses, if any, to on the Petitioner's Attorney, Bill AVENUE. IN ACCORDANCE McCabe, whoSe address is Suite WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN 1160. CNA Tower, Orlando. Florida. NEXATION PROVISIONS OF Money problems are much in 37901, on or before January 12th. CHAPTER 171 011. LAWS OF Arthur B. Hagan, 71, of 461 evidence in the schools of Dc1971 and tile the original with the FLORIDA. 1973, () Oak Haven Dr., Altamonte troit, where voters on Nov. 2 HAROLD W STARK, et u.. thiS Court either before Defendants. Clerk of WHEREAS, there has be fil ed service on Petitioner's attorney or Springs, died Wednesday. He turned down a pro pe rty tax in' NOTICE OF ACTION with the City Clerk of the City of immediately thereafter; otherwise crease for the second time this TO HAROLD W. STARK AND was a resident of the area for a default will be entered against you Sanford. Florida. a Petition con BARBARA STARK, years, having moved from 1cr. The school system Is forfor the relief demanded in Ihi taming the name of the pr operty his wife owner in the area described bidden by state law from runPetition Chicago. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN WITIICSS my hand and seal of herinatter reluestir"i annexation Mr. Hagan was a golfing ning a deficit and had to cut its All parties claiming interests by, to Ifle corporate area of the City Of against HAROLD this Court on this 7th day salesman who bought the $320 million budget rather than through, under or Ir Sanford, Florida. and requesting to December, 1976 W. STARK and BARBARA STARK. b included therein, and borrow. ISeat) Rolling Hills golf course his wife, and to all parties having or WHEREAS, the Properly Ap Arihur H Beckwith, Jr. "We've got chaos and tur- claiming to have any right, title or He is survived by his widow, of 'Seminole County, Florida, Clerk of the Circuit Court moil." at many elementary and interest in the real property herein hs,,nnr.r4iIi.4 I.. II. Margaret; daug hter Mrs . ,. •1C By Mary N Darden '' " "' ' "• property owner in the area to t. Dolores Klaus ;fLongwood; high schools, concedes one high described, Deputy Clerk YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED annexed and that said proper. Publish Dec. 9. 16. 73. 30. 1976 three grandchildren; and two level administrator, that an action to toreclose a mor. owner has signed the petition fo r DEG 33 Aaron Gordon, principal of 19090 on the following real property great-grandchildren. annexation, and Funeral services will be Fitzgerald Elementary School in Seminole County, Florida WHEREAS. it has been deter Lot 173. LAKE HARRIET mind that the property described 11 Saturday, 11 a.m., at Baldwin- where teachers are still waiting ESTATES, according to the Plat IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, hereinafter iS contiguous to the McNamara Funeral Home, for last spring's shipment of lherf, as recorded In Plat Book 12, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI R. corporate area Of the City of Sari production of catfish, but has APt At Although Few Agriculture Dcpaper and pencils, mused at Pages IS and l. of the Public CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN 14*0 FOR ford, Florida.andithasfurther been Altamonte Springs, with Records 01 Seminole County, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. determined that the annexation at ea.stonethuughtful Agriculture practically nothing to offer to partmcnt officials appeared to I. Rev. Burke Johnson, pastor of recently: ' Florida. said property will ret result in the 7623I3.CA.2O.F , Department employe is doing a the entrepreneur who wants Lu take the sonn potential sc"We went on an austerity has been filed against you and you CASE NO. Rolling Hills Moravian Church, NOTICE OF ACTION creation of an enclave, and little spade work on worm raise the worms used to catch riously, one feared it could open budget about six years ago. are required tO serve a copy of your TO WILLIAM H. BRASWELL WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, cficlat1ng. Visitation will It written defenses. if any, to It on van 5.farmi.ng in case it comes to the them. whose residence a real can of worms. The of. Florida is in a position to provide 79 Then we went to a survival today and Friday, 2 to 4 and Berg. Gay. & Burke, P A . at and last kno wn mailing municipal services to Inc property Hugh A. Carter, of Plains, uicial suggested facetiously that surface during the Carter adbudget. Now! don't know what Post Office Box 793. Orlando, P. . address are unknown described herein, and the C 4 *riiinistration. Ga., the l'resl dent -ekct's coosIt could lead to a new layer of Florida 33102. and file the original YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Commission of the City of Sanford. Contributions may be made to call this one." with the clerk of the above styled that a n, is a commercial worm federal bureaucracy, such as a Petition has Florida been filed in the deems it in the best interest "I call It a starvation budg- court t, A relative of the Prident- farmer and has recommended to the American Heart onor before January 5th. 1917 ¶' vC %tv'ed Court for the adoption of the City to acceØ said petition sprawling new worm division ," said teachers union Preiet Otherwise a judgment may be V. Association. elect is in the worm game, and the enterprise 4 :e ,iinor child named therein and to annex said properly to others, inheaded by a $36,000-a'year dent Mary Ellen Riordan in a tend against you for the relief and wherein you are named as an NOT. THEREFORE, BE IT there's always the chance that CHARLES HENRY WADE demanded in the complaint or cluding backyard enthusiasts. director. interested party, and you are hereby ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF separate interview, the Carter could petition, required to THE CITY OF A brochure from the Carter serve a copy of your Charles Henry Wade, 90, of SANFORD. Also, if farmers ilent overPublic schools here are otterWI TNESS my hand and the seal Of lusteerr t o worms as it alFLORIDA worm farm has been making board on worm Farming and 121 Bunker Lane, Sanford, died ing only skeleton educational Said Court on November 301h. 1976 written def enses, if any, to It on S KIRBY ,ready has done for peanuts. MONCRIEF, SECTION 1 That that certain of the rounds at Agriculture Dc- surpluses resulted, they might Tuesday at Seminole Memorial services. The Board of Educa- (SEAL) SHINHOLSER LOGAN AND property in Seminole County, v Arthur H Beckwith, Sr.. MONCR IE F', The Agriculture Department partrncnt headquarters. It sug- ask for government price supHospital. Attorneys Florida. described as follows be and for lion already has had to: Clerk of the Circuit Court 'official who has contemplated Petitione r, Pest Office Box 7779, the same is hereby annexed to and be' gests to would-be worm mag- ports, direct subsidies and allnative of Brooklyn, N. Y., —Eliminate most specialized By Mary N. Darden Sa nford, Florida, 3771, and file made a part of the City of Sanford .such an event refused to be nates that there are "billions of out worni exports to help needy he had lived in Sanford for the instruction - from reme.al he Deputy Clerk original with Clerk of the above. Florida, pursuant to the voIunta baited Into publicly' identifying fishworms needed yearly and Publish Dec 2. 9. 16, 23. 1976 last 14 years, moving here from reading to speech therapy. styted Court on or befor e January annexation provisions of Chapter foreign f ishermen. ' y himself. But he said in an InterDEG.? 12th, 19/7, otherwisea de fault will be 1710 .1. Laws of Flor ida, 1975' Jacksonville. IY)t half enough people are raisAny sneers about these Farreer guidance Is all but nonexC, view that worm farming has entered against you granting said The East one half of Lot 19, Lot 20 ing them." He was a veteran of World istant. fetched possitAhuies might be adoption and Lot 71, Block II. Dreamwold. .t; been ignored by his department The advertisement says that softened by some real AgriculWar I, Cavalry Division and WITNESS myha extraaccording to the Plat thereof as —Eliminate all t he SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD 4'5as a possible way for small said Court on the 7th day 04 recorded in Pla t Book 3, Pages 90 was a Mason of Phoenix Lodge curricular activities. 0 as Few as 1,000 of "Carter's Pu- tin-c Deparment programs auOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS f armers to December. 1916 and 91 of the Public Records of Notice of Public Hearing earn extra money. rebred hybrid red wrigglers" thorized by Congress. 205 of New York. —Elimisiate all high school (Seal) Seminole County. Florida January 1, 1977 Other sources confirmed that can be ordered For $6.95 and Sur vivors include his widow, sports, a $1-million budget For example, the department Art hu r H Beckwith, Jr SECTION 7 That upon tptis or 7:00P.M. I t d'fiance becoming effective, In. Clerk of the Circuit Court Mrs. Edith Wade of Winter item, although the Bank of the othe department has ample inthat those represent "our very by law soon must determine The Board of County Corn. By Mary N. Darden residents and property owner in the "formation for any farmer who best worms, ready for fishing or whether to announce 1976 price Springs; three daughters, Mrs. Commonwealth put up $146,000 missionens Of Seminole County, Deputy Clerk property described herein shall be Iii Florida will hold a public hearing to 1wants to go into commercial for starting new worm beds." Muriel W. Phillips, Sanford; for a shrunken fall program - conSider the following supports on tonge nuts, an ill' S KIRBY entitled to MONCRIEF all the rights and of items Privileges and immunities as Miss Gloria Wade,, Winter football for the boys and bas dustruil oil-producing tree crop, A. APPEAL AGAINST THE SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND MONCRIEF from time to time granted BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Springs; and Mrs. Joan W. ketball for the girls. w hi ch has not been grown 10 the residents and properly owners of theS VAUGHAN - BA(tQ.l$ Attorneys for Petitioner Frazier, Or lando; two sons, —Eliminate many optional 16)I DREW United States since 1972. City of Sanford. Flor ida, and as are 102 V - R I AA' Ri,Ll Zone First F ed eral Building Clifford B. Wade, Long Island, Post Office Box 7279 further provided in Chapter Ill. ii classes — such as (elementary Appeal aaai.xt the , 11, Laws of Florida. 1975. and shall N.Y.; and Robert G., Orlando; level) band and orchestra, mu- Adlustment in approving a Lot Sanford, Florida 32771 Publish further be subject to the respon one sister, Mrs. Mabel sic, drama or de ba te - that Width Variance from 90 ft to 77 tt on PEG 34 Dec. 9. 16, 23. 30. 1974 Sibilities of residence or ownerShip Lot 17. Bear Lake Heights. PB 9. Pg ' Braubach, Or egon; 16 grand- spar ked special interest among ",, in Section 1971 29, on the corner as may from time to time be 1;' " determined by the governinggr Of LInneal Beach Drive and Playa children and five great grand- many youngsters. authority of the City (Approved 10 II of It 76 Sanf d. for Janet I children. —Shut down 10 elementary Florida. and the provisions of said Kelly,) (DIST. 3 b persons at the highest risk are HARTFORD, COIUI. (AP) FICTITIOUS NAME Gramkow Funeral Home Is in schools, thus overcrowding othChapter 171, Laws of 2 'ANNIE 5. MARSHALL — Florida, 1975 !'Wa tch out for the Christmas the single people who live alone, is hereby given that I am Notice charge of arrangements. SECTION 3 That this ordinancC BA( 10 II 76) 25E & 101 V es's. A1 engaged in business a? PLO Box 639, people who really don't have .b1ues. all become effective immedlat, —Drastically cut day -day Agriculture Zone - Appeal against Alt amonte Springs. Seminole sh upon its passage and adoption. that much contact with others, the Board of Adjustment In •p says that while psychiatrist A County, Flor ida un der t he custodial and maintenance proving a 'Special Exception A copy shall be available at $n(-tstmas brings joy to fllØJ3y, perhaps away from their tO name of CENTRAl. FLA CYCLES, :he Office Of the City Clerk for a services. ' II construct a private tennis club and INC 0.8 A HARLEY DAVIDSON families, away From loved .,.it stirs feelin gs of sadness In "There Is no quest ion that we 53e Setbacksi.,from 25 it to 20 It on OF ALTAMONTE , a nd that Intend persons desiring to examine h ones." same. single especially t he . others N Of S of NE d '.' of SW i.. WADE, CHARLES HENRY— to register laid name with the Clerk are not meeting the needs of the All parties in Interest and Citizens ion 3921.30. Further described" of the Circuit Court, Funer al services for CharIs He said a no ther Factor which ar'people living alone . Seminole shall have ud In our dist rict, or In as North of Howell Bra nch Road on Cou nty. Florida in accordance an opportunity to be Henry Wade, 90, of 171 B unker with may contribute to depression is "There is an Increase in what Lane. Sanford. will beat 2 p.m 11 1, most of the nation's large, Lake Howell Road. (Approved 10.1$. the provisions of the Fictitious heard Cl said hearing the economic pressure on By Order of the City Commission ,sc,we call neurotic depression as 76 for Don Mueller.) fOIST. I) Friday at Gramkow Funeral Name S t a t u tes, To Wit' Section urban centers," says Supt. ArThis public hearIng will be held In Of the City of Sanford, Florida. people "to buy gifts, expensive Home chapel, with Fred Baker. distinct from another kind of $45.09 Florida Statutes I7. thur Jefferson. H N Tamm. jr Room 703 of the Seminole County minister of the Sanford Church gifts S Diane W Culpepper ... as a result of that, they depression which Is called psy. City Clerk Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, of Christ. officiating. Interment "Give us a lair shot, like Publish' Decc 9, 16, 23, 30, 1976 may not he able to pay for it. Dr. ublish , said depression," chotic Nov . January 1, 1977, at 23 , Dec. 7, 9, 16. I will be In Oaklawn MemorIal 7.00 P.M., or as DEG 35 the suburbs, " says Stuart. DEF 127 50011 thereafter as possible, 4John P. Callan, 37, director of Other people may have to work Park. Sanford. Gransliow Rankin, an education analyst Written comments filed With the Funeral Home is in charge harder, work longer hours and the psychiatric crisis clinic at PiStSd your ho.. ___________________________ for the board. "Give us 25 or 25 Land Development Administrator do overtime, w hi ch of course Hartford's St. Francis Hospital. will be considered. Persons ap kids per classroom; give us peaning leads to depression. at the public hearing will be Callan said neurotic deprestime, give us hoard orally. Hearings may be Callan suggested t ha t sin gle . sian, un like the psyc hotic kind, decent materials. The kids tie- continued from time to time as lisp .ui—CAU, people can avoid the Christmas tends to last a short time. "Very found necessary. Further details -serve at least that much." blues by getting involved with Till POUCh aveilable ,by calling 3234230, Ext. , often it will resolve sho rt ly' 8 am. Readlngs ARTHUR B. IIAGAN FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP IGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, said at the gathering. ' LIMITED TO PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS ONLY. Good Now Through Dec. 21 WRITE YOUR OWN AD USE ONE SPACE FOR EACH LETTER. LEAVE ONE SPACE BLANK FOR SPACING FOR INSTANCE: 0 FOR SALE TWO 'REEN LAMPS HERE IS MY MESSAGE: MAIL. OR DRIVER YOUR AD AND CHECK TO:. THE E vening Heiald 300 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA., 32771 pl- I'AY AS 'Life Is Too Short.,,' assistant's job in the foreign languages department at the University of South Florida, Tampa. He was soon working on his Masters degree, and graduated successfully from the University of Florida, Gainesville, with his M.A. in 1967. By this time, Payas was totally hooked on teaching. "I feel I am fulfilling a duty In my life by contributing to the education of students," he explained. His next job was at Florida Tech, teaching Spanish. He also became director of the Summer Historic Program at the school, conducting seven-week summer study sessions in Seville and Oviedo, Spain. By 1970, he had obtained his PhD from Florida State University, Tallahassee. Three years later, the U.S. Supreme Court gave Cuban-American lawyers the opportunity to take courses in U.S. common law at the University of Florida. For two years, with characteristic enthusiasm and determination, Payas travelled every weekend to Gainesville. This July, he sat for his Florida bar exams, and saw his efforts rewarded. On Nov. 15 came the good news that he had passed, and four days later he was admitted to the Bar. 9 '4 I '4 - WASHINGTON be ..' '(I(l a e 4 C h r is trt'i a s Time Is Sad For Many . - or -- Funeral Notice .' , st ents - in i WEATHER BETWEEN WORDS. sitting his Florida bar exams, Payas turned instead to teaching, getting an By JEAN PATESON Women's Editor A teacher by calling, a lawyer by career training, Armando Payas finds he cannot be just one, and not the other. So, he is embarking upon a doublecareer as associate professor In Florida Tech's foreign languages department, and attorney in his own South Seminole practice to try and fulfill both dreams. Payas, who lives in Maitland with his wife, Alba, and their three sons, is a Cuban by birth but became an American citizen in 1972 when the impossibility of returning to his native land became apparent. It was his flight from Cuba in the troubled years following Fidel Castro's rise to power that created the circumstances leading to his present situation as teacher-lawyer. Payas had already been practicing law in Cuba For 10 years when his anti-Castro activities and the threat of imprisonment forced him to go underground. For two years, he was a leader in the underground movement, but when his wife and father were jailed in December 1961, because of his activities, he fled to Havana and the asylum offered by the Ecuador embassy. His family was subsequently released and followed his path of flight from Havana to Miami. Unable to practice law without first I Can Carter Add I uster To Worms? ' MERCHANDISE ADS ONLY Castro Foe Fulfills Seminole Dreams TROUBLED $CHOOL$ DETROIT The quaIl- spending. The city spent about Jefferson notes that the pu- money. Joan Anderson "They need better career ty of education given to the $1,100 per pupil l ast year, while pus are increasingly from UnAyoub Baker but we don't have the and guidance, chil dren of Detroit has been de- its suburbs gener al ly paid at derprivileged backgrounds James A. Gorman dining steadily because of deep least $1,600. Philadelphia, an- the student population is now personnel. Patsy C. Harlow "They need more basic acaspending cuts. other large urban center with more than 75 per cent black. Angiline Parr demic services to overcome Detroit schools have been financial problems, spent $1,674 Said Jefferson: Felicia Lackey economic deprivation, but plagued for years by school- per pupil. The national average Mary L. Smith "These kids need more per. can't afford the small group rd vandalism and hallway was $1,388. Sarah B. Whack Casselberry terrorism, and the Impact of City and school officials say sonalized and concentrated settings that the families pro,April S. Tillis, this fall's S per cent spending the school problems are a ma- services, but we don't have the vide in middle-income areas." Elvira L. Bartoluzzi, DeBary Estelle S. Humphreys, cut can be sef'n from the class- jor setback in the city's fight to ___________________________ to the gridiron to the keep middle-income families, DeBary Legal Notice Legal Notice playground: both white and black, from Lillie M. VanDiver, DeBary playground: Th e 236,000 pupils use out. fleeingtothesuburbs. They reFICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME Mary A. Smith Deltona dog-eared textbooks. Nolice is hereby given that I am port an "alarming" increase in that I am Notice is hereby given Zenith R. Chapman, Lake dated, Thursday, Dec. 9, 1976—A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' ' ternperature, 43; barometic pressw'e, 30,38; wlada north at) m.p.h. Wedne*day'i huh 51 [tankin said teachers are 304. doing their best to make sound Board of County Commissioners use of every scarce dollar and Seminole County', Florida added wryly that though the f By: Dick Williams. "I'd ur to . Chairman Attest: try money, just once." H. Beckwit, Jr Detroit Is falling further and Arthur Publish: Dec. 9, 1976 further t'. ' per-pupil DEG-31 ' ___ I ivita oawu iiciy. Sunny today. Fair touIght and Wily cloudy FrIday. Highs today in mid SO,, lowe In upper 4k. Not U Cold toalgM. War. r day, W upper lii. wiuds northnortheaz1lSOm.p.h. FRIDAY'S TIDES Daytona Beach: high 1:55 a.m..,lO:IIp.m., low 3:a.m., r ' I . by ofcthtgyou,,.I, saythh.1 ' I NfLp I , __ . I )1 - Att,n7 G,ie,oi OIf attee. 9 ic,,o - w f f ''at Christmas' . "Christmas tends to be a family time and if people are _ _ not with their Family, they can J ¶ ' _______________________________________ very often feel unloved, neg' ._. ' '"Iected and depressed," Callan said. 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"Willie was fabulous," said winning coach Joe Sterling after his star freshman shot 1501-19 from the floor and wound up with X points. Williams' effort was eight points shy of the school single-game scoring record set eight years ago by Vernell Ellzy. However, the rest of the Raiders were also sparkling. Ken Atkins added 23 points and Bob Zipko had 13. "We could have won by 30 more," said Sterling. "We played our reserves the last five or six minutes." Seminole shot 47 per cent from the floor and widened a 4738 halftime lead to a comfortable margin early in the second half. Thomas, described by Sterling as "a superb athlete," had 38 points and 18 rebounds to pace Hillsborough's attack. "He gave us trouble, but even so, we had the tempo of the game under control." Seminole is home Saturday at 7:30 p.m. against Hiawassee, Tenn., regarded as one of the top three teams from the Volunteer State. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -VA&I's R "tch"e III 1. ... .1 -4 Talk about having the ball game wrapped up Seminole's Robert Lewis must have wondered what Hilisborough had against him Wednesday night. He has the wrapper put on him below and at right on a layup in Seminole's eighth win of the season against two losses. By The Associated Press ` J i 4 I (Herald Photos by Tom Vincent) I I le ge [)ivision All-American team, and his teammates pur. sue an unprccendcntecj third consecutive national champion. s hi p, agai nst the Unive rs ity of Central Arkansas in the NAIA Div is ion I title game, hoping to extend the nation's longest college foot ba ll winning streak to 3 A victory Saturday would leave the Aggies eight short of the national collegiate record of 47 straight set by Oklahoma Four years ago, Texas A&1 Co ac h Gil Ste in ke n am ed fresh. man Richard Ritchie as his starting quarterback. The Javelinas have not lest a gamic trice. Ritchie took control of A&I's offense in the final game of the 1973 season w he n the Jays were stumbling to a 2-8 record. Saturday, Ritchie, named to The Associated Press' 1976 Col. . from 1953-57. Ritchie, a 5- f oo t -11 , 175pounder was considered too small by major-college recruiters. But, he has been a tandniit during lho school's string of successes. With Ritchie at the helm, A&l averaged 577.6 yards and 48 points per game this season. "We have a lot of talent," said Ritchie, who also became the first player in Lone Star Conference history to make the All-Academic team three consecutive years. "And we run an offense I like and understand." Ritchie was jo in ed on the All. America fi rst team Wednesday A&I linebacker Larry Gruneval(1, Tackle Larry McFarland and linebacker Johnny Barefield were secondteam choices. Two other schools, Alcorn State and Western Illinois, placed two players on the All College Division All-America team. Alcorn State landed running back Augusta Lee and defensive ta ckle Larry Warren. V Ti ght end Scott Le venhagen 2nd defensive back Greg Lee were the selections from Westem Illinois. Only , two juniors, wide receiver Danny Fulton of NebraskaOrnaha and defensive end Jim flaslettof Indiana, Pa., were able to break the seniorS dominated first team. Braves In Test Pattern? " NEW YORK (AP) - The A$ socisled Press Little All America c-- liege football learn for 1976 1' McAdoo On~ Bench As 76ers Win se 4 By The Associated Press the second half. 22 points, w hi le Free ha d 21. 21 rebounds for the Knicks, who sive he lp against La kers' center The Buffalo Braves may have MCAdOO, who scoud 42 points Julius Erving scored 18 for the were led by Earl Monroe's ii Kareern Adbul-Jabbar, who '1 been running a test pattern and pulled down 29 rebounds 76ers and Bibby had 17. points. had 22 points. Wednesday night when Bob Tuesday night, finished with 15 Celtics 10.1, Trail Blazers 95 SuperSonics 109, Bullets 99 hawks 117, Spurs 106 McAdoo sat on the bench points as guards lloyd Free Sidney Wicks made things Leonard Gray came off the John Drew scored a seasonç,) watching his team lose to the and Henry Bibby combined to rough for the team he played bench and scored 21 points as high 39 points as Atlanta Philadelphia 76ers. score 38 points toward a 123-102 for the past five seasons, Seattle recorded its second vic. snapped its four-game losing The Braves announced ear- Philadelphia victory, grabbing 14 rebounds and scor- tory in 13 road games. streak and an eight-game home 11cr In the day they would try In other NBA action, Boston ing 19 points as Boston snapped Pistons 197, Bulls 100 winning streak of the Spurs, and resolve their contract dif- defeated Portland 104-95, the Portland's five-game winning Al Eberhard, playing with a who have lost four straight fereces with McAdoo, halting New York Knicks topped the streak. Seventeen of his points fractured right toe, made five over-all. Wks to send him to another New York Nets 105-95, Seattle came in the second half. baskets in the last period as Suns 116, Rockets 95 club, beat Washington 109-99, Detroit J0 Jø White paced Boston Detroit extended its home onPaul Westphal scored 23 . . Fprt learn Offen Tight End-Scott Levenhagen, Western llIlrejs, 65, 77$, senior. Wide Receiver--Danny Fulton. Nebraska Orraha. 62. 110, (unior, Tackles-Ed Burns, Tennessee Tech. 65. 240, SeniOr, Paul Wagner, Coe. 6 3 . 261, -senior. Guards-Rocky Gullickson, Moorhead State, 60. 732. senior; Mark Van Horn, Akron, 63. 233, or se`nCenter--Ted Petersen. Eastern IllinOiS, 65, 215. senior. Quarterback- Richard Ritchie, Texas A&l. SI). 17$, senior Running Backs-Augusta Lee, Alcorn State, 511, 213, senior. Ted McKnight. Minnesota Duluth, 6.2 195, senior. Jim vanwagner, Michigan Tech. 60, 19$. senior After Philadelphia opened a dowmed Chicago 107-101, In- with 21 points, while Portland's beaten streak to seven, two points as Phoenix ended flous- - t Defense 61-45 lead in the first half, Buf- diana topped Los Angeles 111- Maurice Lucas led all sco rers short of the club record. ton's eight-game winning Ends-Jim Has)ett, India.a. 2a, lab Coach Tales Locke kept 98, Atlanta outscored San An- with l'acers 111, i.akers 98 streak, but the victory could be 61. 730, Junior, Dave Marred. McAdoo, t he National Basket. tonio 117-106 and Phoenix deKnIcks 105, Nets 95 India na 's Billy K ni ght scored costly. Center Alvan Adams, Midland Luth eran, 5.10. 210, senior. ball Association's scoring lead- feated Houston 116-95. TSCkteS-Ricky Lockler, Elon, 6 Rookie Lonnie Shelton had his a game-high 29 points and Dave last season's NBA Rookie of the I. 235. senior, Larry Warren, Alcorn er each of the past three seaGeorge McGinnis led Phila- best game as a pro with in- Robisch came off the bench to Year, re-injured an ankle that state, 62. 726. senior. Middle Guard-Roy Samuelsen, sons, on the bench for most of delphia's balanced offense with dividual highs of 31 points and score 19 and lend strong defen- has hampered him this ceason. I Pro Basketball Ilillsborough's Thomas Foster has fingertip control against Seminole's Dave Krazit Hillsborough Seminole ti SPORTS IN BRIEF 36 44 — $1 47 62-109 McConachie Marina Open Leader .After 1 -Under 71 JACKSONVILLE (AP) Jack McConachie of Fairfield, Coon., has a one-stroke lead going into today's second round of the Selva Marina Open of the Florida PGA winter tour. McConachie shot a one-underpar 71 Wednesday at the 6,903-yard Lelva Marina Golf Club to take the opening V round lead. Mike Walters of Tallahassee and George Griffin of Philadelphia, Pa., were tied for second place with 72s. Seven golfers tied for third with 73s were: Dan Sikes of Jacksonville, Nate Starks of St . Petersburg, Cr ai g De ar of Sanohire Valles'. NC.. Jay Gilson of Orlando Orlando. Bob t.apvor of Greensboro, N.C., Joe Vincent of Graham. NC., and Dean hind of Northbrook, Ill, The 54-hole tournament is scheduled to end on Friday. It is the seventh stop on the winter tour. - SHS Girls Lose, 46-35 Mudra: Too Many Blacks The Seminole girls felt the sting of their first defeat last TALLAHASSEE (AP) pretty sire that was a factor. I Board of Regents last week, wait inother factor in his dis night in a 4635 loss to the Darrell Mudra says his re had heard some complaints, was not available for comment missal. Wildcats of Winter Park. The Tribe was confident and cruitment of a large number of 'But let me ask you, of the on Mudra's remarks. "If Bridgers had anything to came out strong but Winter black athletes may have been a top 75 players In the state, how "The only think I knew about do with it. then he had good Park's pressure was too much factor in his ouster as Florida many do you think are black? Jim Smith was that he was up- cause, no doubt about that," he for them, "We've never played State University football coach. Fifty? All we did was recruit set with ourhandling of the aca- said. "He supported me about Mudra discussed his dis- the best players." anybody on a zone defense demics," Mudra said. "He felt as much as I supported him, A group of FSU alumni, led we were recruiting people who which wasn't very much." before," said Sonya Manley, missal after two seasons as the Tribe's high scorer. FSU coach in a copyrighted at- by Tallahassee attorney Jim couldn't stay in school, but Seminole did not have time to UCIC in Florida Campus, a stu- Smith, raised funds to buy up there was no foundation to that set up shots and wound up dent-oriented magazine dis- Mudra's contract. He was dis- at all." Willie Williams drives past Hawks' Keith Mosley shooting wildly at the basket, tributed Wednesday. missed in January. The former FSU coach in. "I probably recuited too Smith, who was appointed by dlcatedthat poor relations with getting only near-misses. team's press bothered many blacks," he said. "I'm Gov. Reubin Askew to the Athletic Director John Bridgers them said Winter Park coach them," The Sanford Shuffleboard Bill Streitberger, but he felt Marquette Club registered a narrow 19-17 that nei ther team shot as well victory over Lake lichen as it could have: Wednesday morning, however Fouls also bothered the Escapes the Lake Helen team notched a Seminoles, coasting them many JACKSONVILLE triumph in the playoff, as API points. in k we are the Abraham DeNerring and —Sharon Rempe "1 don't th second best team in th e counJackie Bushong were defeated. SEMINOLE GIRLS McGovern 6 try," Marquette Coach Al Sanford Is at Daytona Beach IS 13; Nelson 7 03 A. Manley 6 23 SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) formanceto his fat he r's memo- a touchdown. McGuire said a ft er escaping Peabody Wednesday. II; Graham 0020. Flamm 00 I 0 Notre Dame defensive end Ross ry. "I've never seen anyone go 5imps I 721. LouwSma 001 with a 64-61 basketball victory Browner didn't have m uch to "When I l ost my father in after the ball carrier like Ross Turner 0 0 1 0 Totals 13 s over the University of Florida. WINTER PARK Cobb 3 23 9. say about solo tackles or team July, 1 felt li ke my heart had did on that play," Noire Dame •fty (writers ) j ust put u.s records after learning that he just dropped out," he said de fensive line Coach Joe Yonto Cantele 3 0 3 6; Manly 5 33 13. Pollard 3 0 I 6. McClellan 0 3 •. there," added McGuire of the had won the Outland Trophy as Wednesday. "He was every- said after the game. Jones 0 00 0, Sucher 0 00 0; No. 2 ranking given the War. the nation's outstanding line- thing to me. I dedicated my "lie act ua lly hurdled two O'Hearne 0 000 Totals it 513 riors, 3-0 after WJiisday Lib Robertson defeated season to him I know he's playe rs to get to Dorsett and he Seminole 6 10 7 12-iS night's game Annette Hodges Wednesday by Instead, the conversation been watching." never lost st ride. It was a s uper winter Park 1313 7 13-44 Tenacious llcft'n.e and Butch turned to his father, whose a 3-up match play margin to What others watched this effort, but tha t's what you Fouls: Seminole II, Winter Lee's d ri ving speed and 19 death last summer traumatized year was a player with the expect from a perso n like 17. FOuled Out: McGovern. Park capture the Flagship Bank of points proved the difference him and gave new purpose to strength and speed to dominate Ross." Sanford golf tournament at against unrank ed Florida (2-li. his life, on and. off the football his opponents. Mayfair Country Club. He was in on 97 tackles, inV ft took two free throws by Lee field. In Wednesday's seniors At 6-foot-3 and 248 pounds, the ciudthg 28 for losses totaling 203 with 11 secon ds left to cement tourney, Helen Dennis won low It was typical of a football Junior from Warren, Ohio, has yar ds. SHS Matmen vi ct ory in a gam e w hi ch saw net with a 68. Jane McKlbtjin player w hom Coach Dan De- bench pr essed as much as 350 Marquette mount its biggest and Vivian Conklin tied with us vine describes as a person pounds. But it is his speed that Notch .Win Bran tley Mat lead, 56-52, wi th eight minutes and will stage a playoff for the with a lot of depth." leaves people even more tinto play. second place trophy in an IS. "There's a lot to this young pressed. Gett in g pins from Chad Rolle, hole match next Wednesday. man," Devine said during a Th e sco re was tied 15 times He has been clocked in the 40- Team Triumphs Ricky Bryson, Steve Benson, In field day play Robertson and the lead changed 20 times. telephone interview Wed- yard dash at 4.65 seconds. And Joe Richar dson and Ro b nesday. "He's intelligent, very in Noire Dame's seasonopening took top honors with an 85, OVIEDO— Lake Brantley Charles, Seminole High nabbed "I thought. they (Florida, loyal and team-conscio us." followed by Margaret Botts loss to No. 1 Pittsburgh, opened its wrestling season a 35-23 victory over Wymore were going to crack four or five Browner also is an out- Browner hauled down Tony with a32-29 victory over Oviedn Tech W ednes with an 89. Dennis' 68 took low day night. John different. times but they standing football player, who Dorsett from behind w he n it W ednesday night, han ding the Trem bley notched net while Martha Henry and a superior wouldn't," said McGuire. this year was nearly. unstop. appeared that the Heisman Lions their second loss In three decision for the winne rs Mary Anderson tied for third via a "Aft er a while, I began to think pable alter dedica ting his per- Trophy winner was headed for outings. with 72s and Grace Sauers had fl06 count. we were going to crack." 33 putts for feature. - I Irish s Browner 0 t - - ...-.' -- -.-.. -. Triumph Detroit at New York Nets Indiana at Washington Chicago at New Orleans San Antonio at Milwaukee Houston at Los Angeles Golden State a? Seattle . V V 12th Man Originator Dead Robertson Wins It G ottfried ... . Defeats Ramirez Howard Murdock, 62, Dies . . I . . -f. . Not Easy, But Red Sox' Satis. fy George Scott, tracts totaling $9.2 million with other clubs. The six Sal B.ando, Bert Campaneris, Rollie Fingers, Don Baylor, Joe Rudi and Gene Tenace earned $366,400 from the A's last season, Finley said. Meantime, there is a move-ment to urge Finley to move his club to Washington D.C., or sell out to Washington Interests. Under the proposal, the Washington franchise would go to the National League, giving each league 13 teams. — — and Los Angeles tied 3-3. Ra,nge,rs4,Blues,. 4 The Associated Press V A feud erunted be tween two L9CW IO1 S flUflC IJlUOfl got of the National Hockey credit for three goa ls tipped League's most volatile coaches into the net by St. Louis players Wednesday night after the as the Rangers tied the Blues, Montreal Canadiens edged the extending their unbeaten string Chicago Black Hawks 4-3 in a to nine games. Rookie defen"nse emotion-packed game. seinan Dave Farrish had the Charges and counter-charges other goal for New York. electrified the corridors in Canucks 4, Maple Leafs 3 cago Stadium as Montreal's Rick Bli gh t's goal with 7:02 to 11 be fore o nl y 3,960 al the Scotty Bowman and Chicago's remaining gave Vancouver Billy Reay slugged it out ver- triumph over Toronto and end- Coliseum in Richfield Township, O hi o. bally' in Separate post'ganie ed the Maple Leafs' unbeaten news conferences. streak at six. Rockies 3, Kings 3 "As for Bowman , I'd like to Frank St. Marseille scored s,Flames North Stars 0 take the nuck and shove it down ith i:i'i to play, giving tS rmi iyre stopeo sho s and ht.s throat," said hteay, who Tom I.ysiak scored two goals as Angeles its tie with Colorado. took exception to Bowman's claim that his center , Pit Mart in , had swung his stick at a Montreal player. ''Whit Martin did when he suxig his stick is unforgivable, and there is no room in hockey for it man who uses the stick," charged Bowman. "I rememCINCINNATI (API Veter. only score by Ron Plumb cornkr last season lApril 18), when an San Diego right wing Norm ing late in the final period. lie speared hut Roberts. I Ferguson scored three goals in San Diego center Bob Dobek haven't forgotten It, nor have the first period against Cincui- matleit 4-0 in the second period my players. mdi but insisted, "Really, I was after stealing a pass. Tony Cas' "I 'm going to file an official Surprised," solato and Andre Lacroix had complaint with the league," Ferguson's burst helped the the final goals for the Mariners. s.ucl Bowman. Mariners to a 6-1 World hockey Whaler's 5, Aeros Chicago left wing Grant Mul- Association victory over the InoIue left wing George Lyle cy cited Guy Lafleur for Stinger Wednesday night. scored three goals, leading New spearing Martin. l.alleur "You got to have a little bit of England past Houston. Gord "should have been called for luck and I got that but when Roberts and Dan Bolduc also spearing Martin 10 the elbow," they come like that, bang-bang- tallied for the Whalers. Rookie said Mulvey. "If he ever does it bang, you really don't have Ron Hansis beat New England to me,. he'll never forget about time to enjoy them," said Fer' goalie Cap Raeder for the only it." guson of the first three-goal Aert,,j' score. It was a fitting climax to an performance in his Wll1 Cat'riiotional game which the Ca- reer. It also was San Diego's Jets 4, Oilers i Ilaihens won on t hi rd- pe ri od first vi ct ory in Cincinati. Bobby [lull's goal hig hlighted goals within 5 seconds by hitIn the other WIIA games a four-goal, third-period surge flour and Yvon lambert. Wednesday- night, the New that carried Winnipeg past CalIn the other NIH. games, the England Whalers ripped the gary.11ull's goal, with less than New York Rangers andSt. Houston Aeros 5-1 and the seven minutes remaining, Louis tied 14, Vancouver beat Winnipeg Jets trimmed the proved to be the winner. The Toronto 4-3, Buffalo bo pped Edmonton Oile rs 4-2. other Jets scorers were Peter Cleveland 5-1, Atlanta blanked San Diego goalie Ken Lockett Sullivan, Dan Labraaten and Minnesota 5-0, and Colorado blocked 35 Stingers' shots, the Anders Hedberg. ,.. . . . .. . '" . t . . , , , - . - w ... Surpris ed Ferguson Sparks Mariners . ' Defense Ends-John Barefleld, Texas A&l; Dean Ca'.i-en. Wittenberg Tackles -Mike Berry. Northern Michigan, Mickey Sims. South Caroina State M'ddIC Guard-Dan Kuehl, Puget Sound Linebackers-Gary Bel10, Delaware. Ron Olsonoski. College St Thomas, Steve Ridgway, Pacific Lutheran Backs-Frank Dark, Virginia Union, Norm Giadeux, Defiance, Steve Simmons, Plttsburg, Ken. State -- Wednesday's College Basketball Results By The Associated Prei& EAST . Army 69. Northeastern 66 Fairfield 56. St. Francis, N V. $4 FDU Madison 7). ManI'tattanville 64 LaSalle 97, Delaware 51 Lehigh 91, Colgate 56. 01 Navy 102. Washington Col 61 St Bona-venture SI. Cornell 73 T.n,ni. O h..,,i.s Alt Vermont 65, St Michael; 61 SOUTH Evansville 78, W KentuciK e SI (,ouisiaria St e7. Niagara t..! Louisville 59, Idaho St 61 Marquette 61, Florida 61 Maryland *0. E Carolina 69 N Carolina 99. Athletes in Action East $6 N Carolina-St 70 , Appalachian 49 Old Dominion 113. Roanoke 69 Richmànd 60. Catholic U 62 Tenn Marlin 51. Temeisee St 49 Tulane 64. Mississippi $9 Va. MIlitary-it, Redford $2 Wake Forest 90. WilUam I. Mary 64 MIDWEST Cincinnati 67. Bowling Green 63 t Michigan , Oakland U 59 Illinois 54, San Jose 5170 Kansas $179, N Illinois SI Minnesota 66. Nebraska SI Northwestern 96. S Oak Spri"7lield 61 S Illinois $7. Millikin 4$ W Michigan 94, Grand Valley 73 SOUTHWEST N Texas 97. Baylor 33 Oklahoma 62, St Louis 54 Oklahoma St 75 Arkansas St SI Texas 45.1 92, Trinly, Tex 86 FAR WEST Arizona 11$. Adams St 55 Arizona St 104. Denver 63 Idaho 71, Calif St Sacramento 67 St Mary's. Calif $0. Carroll, Mont 65 San Diego 67, San Diego St 61 Washnit.n Ft N A riloro SI Pro Hockey Sonny. H1* II On Or Off At C B Sonics will be," says 11111. "Bob Wumore blacks in meaningful agreed to expend Sonny's role keep an eye on the NBA World Nock AssociatIon But as the new season ap- roles. sler (president of CBS) told inc Hill is on the CBS team again, somewhat," said Frank situation despite a 'very Eastern Divisio "None of the networks has a everything was going to be all in theory anyway, but 'how proacheti and CBS decided to go Did Jackson pressure CBS limited travel schedule," w L I Pt; OF GA right, that I was back on the much he'll contribute remains with four regional games on black sports editor," said Jack- into reinstating Hill? "I used Frank, meanwhile, has been Quebec loll 1 31 137 los 1S0 2 32 93 102 team. Maybe the word hasn't to be seen. lie appeared often Sundays instead of one national son. "None of the major news- nothing but moral pressure," iranded the villain of the piece CmO, ,nci 1410 2 .30 ill 9 the past two seasons as the game, [liii was told, in essence, papers has a black sports cdl- said Jackson. "I would not try ut some segments of the black m,m filtered down yet." 1112 1 26 55 Ia that he wouldn't be needed until tar, For that matter. Sanny had to Impose a faulty talent on press for having made. a dcci- N Eng to II i 21 14 103 S1 I I? 96 12) the playoffs. begun to achieve a level of ac- 'him." sian he believes In the best in. Birm UIYII4Ofl "We went to a regionalized ceptance. lie has done a marSo Hill is back, but how far terests of the network. Wmi 1131 I 17 1floo 1. concept and budget-wise we velous job. If they can cut Son"a"" could not afford to use a third ny without any community re-man on the air," explains Barry spouse, then they can cut lesser Frank, a network we prcsi- folks." . dent. "Sonny wanted to be a Jackson's argent um Is that color analyst, but I did not (eel most of the athletes are black he had all the qualifications I and most of the commentators IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR IDEAS was seeking as a color are white. "Blacks should have analyst," the opportunity to interpret SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR WITH THEIR Hill, a black who reports on a events in which they are so sport in which most of the play- much involved," he said. MESSAGE AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI ers are also black, contact ed Jac kson met with Wussler, ..." n VCIJETn — FOLLOW THE STARS * * * ekibfWo Gt(,. Ih. Eli'xi 6 Second Team Offense Tight End--Skip Chase, Towson State Atlanta, which has lost just Wide Receiver-johnKimbrough, once in its last i3 games, St Cloud State Tatkl.I blanked the North stars before Texas AId; Mark Orcut?, Lehigh only 6,085 fans at Bloomington, Guards-Larry Friedrichs. Northern Arizona, Willie Williams, Minn. Missouri Southern Center--Dave Carter, Western Sabres 5 Barons 1 Gil Perreault and Danny-Kentucky Quarterback-.'Jeff Tisdel, Ne Gate each scored twice as Bu!- vada Reno Running Backs-Bill Burnham, falo extended its unbeaten Hampshire; Ronnie James, str in g to 11 games and length- New East Central Oklahoma; Mike coed Cleveland's winless string Moore, Middle Tennessee Colleg e Basketball 3110, P (I 4) 117.90 , Big 0(25) and (4 7)1729.00 EIGHTH- I Anton Bengoa (S) 2600 7 60 21 60; 2. Cacho-Zarre (2) 4504 20, 3 M.aruri Aguirre (7) 300; 0 (2*) 7050. P (I 2) 27090 NINTH- 1. Zarre (I) 19.10 10 20 3*07 ArIa (4)1e0,6.80;3. Jose (I) 300. Q. (4 III 62.20; P; (5-1) *3.10 TENTH- I. Altu (2) 26 90 11.10 640. 7 Fermin (4) 11 10. 3 M.anolo (7) 110. 0 171) 49,20; P: (2 4) 717 $0. 00 (5 2) 206 tO ELEVENTH- 1. Oguiza Quiol (4) 1500 1160 140; 2. Negul Perez (1) 7.10 4 00. 3 Patxi Echave (3) 340, 0 Ii 4) 3960. P (4-I) 5370 TWELFTH- I. Marurl Echave ( 6)9.207.101 . 50:2. Anton Larrea 510 3 80 . 3 M.a no lo Aguirre (51 360. 0(67) $3.10. P: (6 7) 496 70. Big 0 (1.4 with all (6) 6900. with all (2) 61 60. Handle-. 1109077, A- 2,069 Third Team Off en;. T,ght End-Dana Nalliger, Cal Pole SLO WOe Receiver-Doug Long, Wh't*'orm tackles Charles ,Collins, South cst Texas Sate, Charles Picket?, APPLETON, Wis. - Judy Soutar of Detroit defeated Tray State EdieJo Neal of Miami 232-182 and won the [(cal meeting of Guard; Bob Nemecek. Ashland. Terry Witherspoon. North Alabama the 1976, IS-tournament circuit of the Professional Center-- Pat F laherty. East Women's Bowling Association. Stroudsburg, Pa Quarterback- Steve Mariucci. Northern Michigan National Hockey League ' R unning Backs-Larry Collin;. CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Texas 45.1. Ho*ard Ferguson, Patrick Division CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. - Dr. Earl King Gil who [ion, Darrell Lipford, Weitern W L I P-tS OF GA Carolina NY isi originated the "12th man" tradition at Texas A&M, died 17 7 3 37 94 64 Allan 11 I 6 31 97 II at the age of 74 Ph,t Delon" 13 7 6 37 93 7 Ends-- Frankie Pilate. Alcorn NY Rng 12 11 6 30 II) 1 00 St a te Andy White. Central Smythe Division St Lou Missouri 1213 3 27 14 103 Tackles Dick Gecides. lIi,noi; (hOC tO IS 3 23 91 103 HOUSTON - Brian Gottfried of Fort Lauderdale, Hl Ae'sieyan. Warren Martin, Kenyon Colo 0 16 4 20 79 96 Middle Guard-.Bunky James, Vncvr 5 20 7 II 79 116 defeated Haul Ramirez of Mexico 4-6, 8-3, 6-0 in the -%i'r' Gultord 6 If 4 It 71 127 Master's Grand Prix Tennis Tournament, Linebackers-.-Da v e Bon. Cal WALES CONFERENCE Horn; Division Day'; Steve Cockerharn, Akron, Randy Shipley, Oregon College of Mont 22 I 4 45 145 65 LA Eua?in 9 1110 2* 99 % ' Backs- Ron 10 12 S 25 II 90 Harris. Mas PIts Dirt t.5(,fluSetls. Terry iloacjIey, Col LAPORTE, lad. - Howard Murdock, former football S 14 4 20 70 $7 Or ado College. Nick Marago;. Wash 5 15 1 20 71 110 announcer, died at the age of 62 following a long illness. Northern Iowa Adams Division 15;ln 19 6 2 40 101 SI Butt IS 7 3 33 54 dl S 9 1nt 1210 6 30 los 9$ Cleve 6157 19 6996 Wednesday'; Result; St LouiS 4. New Y or k ttarsg,rs A. lie is Vancouver 4 . Toronto 3 Bjffalo S. Cleveland I Montreal 4. Chicago 3 Atlanta S. Minnesota 0 11(11, in his third year with the third man on national telecasts, noted Chicago civil rights activ NEW YORK (AP) - Sonny ears ago. Wussler said it was Lack remains to be seen. I"rank Colorado 3, Los Angeles 1. tie Hill's on-again, off-again role as network, is in limbo as CBS conducting Interviews, 1st and director of Operation * Al mistake and put hull back says Sonny will appear on the Today's Games CBS' pro basketball editor is on gears up for Its National Bas- analyzing teams. "And now, Push, a program designed to on the team. "My Impression is "Sports Spectacular" show Philadelphia at Bos ton ketball Association coverage, here's Sonny lull, our pro has- aid blacks in business. Jackson that he will have an even sometimes, occasionally ap- Pittsburgh ai Buffalo again ... or is it? Friday's Games "1 have not spoken to anyone The network starts regular ketball editor. Tell us, Sonny, hasbeen waging war with the broader role," said Jackson. pear on one of the regional M nnei.øta at Atlanta what about these Seattle Super' networks in an effort to get who has told me what my job Sunday games Jan. 2. "Bob Wussler and I have telecasts and will somehow Washington a' Cleveland Soutar Carries Hot Hand . ball in its entirety." Kuhn's response, in a statement Issued through a spokes man, said: "It is obvious that what he is trying to do Is draw me Into a name-calling contest. I think this Is for the purpose of his litigation against me." "There's no way. Oakland, Minnesota and several other clubs can survive II there Isn't something done," Finley predicted while revealing that six of his players who became free agents now have long-term con- --- - - moved toward their climax amid dire predictions of pos. sible doom. The American and National leagues went into separate sessions today in an effort to solve their pressing problems, the most important of which are the escalating contracts paid to free agents. On Wednesday, Finley charged that Kuhn "Singlehandedly destroyed the Oakland A's championship club and potentially has destroyed base- - MELBOURNE, Australia Top-seeded Diane Fromholt.z of Australia rallied to beat htenata Tomanov,, of Czcchoslavakia 3-6, 64, 6-2 in advancing to the third round of a women's international tournament. Outland Winner Cuba sent Julio Gonzalez, a minor league infielder, to Houston and sold outfielder-first baseman Peter LaCock to Kansas City. The Mets are to receive from Kansas City a player to be named later. So far during the winter meetings, there have been 10 deals involving X players. Meanwhile, Charles 0. Finley, the Irascible Oakland ownat', is flailing away and Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Is chaosing'only to duck as the meetings .-.- Frornholtz Rallies To Win - contract with Milwaukee, worth a reported 8138,0(X). There was one major transaction and two minor deals Wednesday. The San Diego Padres obtained slugging outfielder George Hendrick from the Cleveland Indians for outfielder Johnny Grubb, catcher Fred Kendall and infielder Hector Torres, The Chicago Cuba landed outfielders Greg Gross from the Houston Astros and Jim Dwyer from, the New York Mets. The -- Sh ufflers . Red Sex officials said. But Red Sox assistant general manager John Clelborne, after an unfruitful visit with Scott's agent, Gary. Walker, in Phoenix Wednesday, returned to the baseball meetings in Los Angeles and announced late Wednesday night that Scott had agreed to terms, despite his agent's advice to the contrary. Walker had been trying to land a five-year contract with a considerable Increase for Scott, who already had signed his 1977 S Ii Total fouls: Hillsborough 30, Seminole 78 Fouled out: Messina. Garland, McRae. WSM'GELES(APl — Boston Red Sox officials are breathing easier today because slugging first baseman George Scott is happy. But it waan't easy to satisfy him. Early Wednesday night, Scott appeared steadfast in balking about his contract alter being sent from the Milwaukee Brewers, along with outfielder Bet'ide Carbo, to Boston for first baseman Cecil Cooper Monday. And there was a possibility that the trade might be called off, Brawl pices 4-3 Win By Canadiens 1510 7 32 93 90 12 9 1 75 5) 73 Phoenix 12 II 7 76 93117 Edmonfn 12 16 I 25 57 10$ C4lgty 10 IS 2 22 57 V Wednesday's Results New England 5. kiitfl I San Diego 4. Cincinnati 1 Wivvipeg 1. Calgary 2 Today's Games Quebec at Phoenix Friday's Games Houston at Cncinnti San Diego at Indianapolis Birmingham at Winnipeg Calgary at Minnesota Jai-Alai . Springfield, 60. 155. senior. Linebackers-Rick Budde, North Dakota State, 60. 715, senior; Tim Collins. TennesseeChattanooga, 61, 275. senior. Larry Grunewaict, Texas A& I, 5)1, 195. senior , Backs-Greg Anderson. Montana, $9. IFS. senior. Greg Lee. Western Illinois. 511. 155. senior, Jimmy Parker. Wabash, 63. 215. Senior. S DieQO National Basketball Association EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic D i vision L . os toston I) 9 391 Phila 13 9 si NY Knks If 13 151 3 Buffalo 10 11 117 i NY Nets 10 ii .117 Central Division ;po HouSton 11 6 Cleve 16 7 696 PlOrins 21 11 10 .313 S Anton 11 13 .151 51 3 wash 9 13 109 6 Atlanta 16 333 5' WESTERN CONFERENCE WEDNESDAY RESULTS Midwetl Division Denver .FIRST-1 IS 7 696 3i Detroit 13 Ii 5.20; 7. Echano-Sanche: (3) 6.00 517 Kan City 360; 3. Cacho.Yza (7) 1.70; 0 3.1) 12 12 .300 i'. Indians 1313 450 5 P (4 3) 12110 SECOND-), Aldana Sanchez (II Chicago I is 211 in Milwkee 570900350; 7 Eddy.Coldo($) Se 20 4 72 .15.1 13'i 310; 3 Echano AIberd) (5) 1*0; Q. Pacific Division (11)39 20. P: (I 5) 77,10; OD: (4 1) Portland Il 7 .705 Goldn $t 227 10 17 tO 543 4 Seattle II 12 .335 THIRD-I Echano.Colcio (2)920 4 560 3 10. 7 Aldana Alberdi (3) 6.60 5.0% Ang 12 ii '., n 9 ii) PhoenI, 310. 3 Ica Raitia 15) 4 10; Q (7.31 474 37 10, P (2 31 152 10 Wednesday's Results Boston 104, Portland 95 FOURTH- I Cacho Altu(7) 17,00 New York Knicks lOS, New 6.00 350. 2. Pale) Eloria (5) 6.20 100; 3 ca QuloIa (2) 1.50; 0 (57) York NetS 95 3750. P: (73) 121 10; 00 (2 7) Philadelphia 123. Buffalo 102 26100 Seattle 109, Washington 99 Indiana Ill, Los Angeles g FIFTH- I. Bilbao Echave (3) IS 00 7 0 4.00; 2. Sala Bengoa (1) Detroit 107, Chicago 100 570310. 3. Manolo-Juan (3) 1 10; 0 Atlanta 117. San Antonio 106 (I PhOenix 116, Houston 95 00; P (31) 24900 Today's Games SIXTH- I, ArtaJav (7)1710560 Atlanta at Kansas City 1.20; 2. Oguiza.Elor:a (5) 940 6.10 3 Patci Sanchez (6) 4.60. 0 (2*) Cleveland at Denver 19M; P (25) 99.70. Friday's Games Phoenix at Boston SEVENTH- 1, Eddy Via (7) 760 500. 6 70; 2 lca.Peqez (I) 6.20 450; Portland at Buffalo - HILLSBOROUGH: Thomas 16 6 1 0 38, Messina 3 S liii; Garland 55 S1S McRae2O.l4; Johnson 1002; Jones OO 00; Haenel2O 01; Green 1 00 2; Mosley I 00 2; Flach I 00 2; Wilson I 00 7 Totals: 33 1627 $2. SEMINOLE Tarvef 0 36 3; Sterling 1 0 0 2; Atkins 9 S 5 23; W. Williams IS S6 3$; Zipko 5 3 1 13; Kruer I 00 2. Lewis 6 2 1 II; Wllkeron 2 00 1; Kaufman 0 2 5 2; Xraiil 0000; S. Williams 0 1 7 1; Reynolds I 56 7; Gabriel 0 31 3. Totals: 10 2912 109. Thursday, Dec. 9, 1574—hA I.cel, '. , tx.I,xt.n ,Is, ., *. ,ii, u,x ike. Ii 41 1"11 ,,.'.,. ,,k,-. i'.i,i LIII .1...... P' I Ill flU U L UU LI U VV - (*) — * - Will - �12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Dec. 9, 1971 Court Decision Outrages Feminists KILLER ANIMALS it" 0 Of A Dog Bites: Epidemic Number By Herald Services The magnitude of the dogbite menace emerges f rom the examination of studies made of the problem by various health agencies. A survey begun in 1971 by the f ederal The number of attacks on pcople by dogs has reached what public health officials consider an epidemic in the United States. Each year dogs sink their fangs Into at least one million Americans. This means that at one time or another one out of every 200 Americans can expect to be the victim of a dog bite. Only last Sunday, a 3-year-old Bartow boy was killed in Winter Haven when a large mixed-breed dog lunged at him and bit his neck. Center for Disease Control shows that dogs attack more people by far than any other animals In the l an d. The center sampled several parts of the co untry for a sear and came up with these telling statistics: — 112,094 bites in t he sample, 84 per cent were inflicted by do gs. —Of the remainder, cats were res pons ible for only 10 per cent; rodents 4 per cent, and skunks, foxes and other wild a ni mals, the remaining 2 per cent. The astonishing increase in dog bites has been documented in several ur ba n ureas. Until 1965, for example, the number of people bitten by dogs in New York City each year remained constant, at about 28,500 victims. Starting in 1965, the toil of victims began to mount with frightening rapidity; by 1970, it had increased more than 30 per cent, so that now about 38,000 New Yorkers requi re treatment for bites each year, at a cost of a bo ut $0 per ict urn . 114 D ur ing 197 2 a total of 6,922 dog bites were repo rted in Baltimore, which represents almost a 150 per cent increase over the number of bites there in 1953. Another st udy, In St. Lo ui s, indi cat ed th at one out of every 50 children in that city between the ages of 5 and 9 years is bitten by a dog each year, and 10 per cent of these young IF •: - ........ P WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court decision on dis- them like lap dogs, sometimes keeping them confined indoors or tied most of the day, or conversely, letting them range the streets untended. permitting a dog, particularly a large dog, to roam the streets is the cardinal sin of a pet owner. it is estimated that almost all of the dog bites t. t occur are the work not of strays, but of family pci., allowed to roam as they please. Some other generalizations that can be made about dog bites do even more to sharpen the focus on the problem. Dogblte rates change with the time of day and of the year. The number of bites increases when more people and more dogs are on the streets, so the rate is highest in summer and during the late afternoon. Statlsticsalaoshow that most of the dogs guilty of biting people are males. This point is significant when coupl-4 with the knowledge that many dogs bites occur within d block or so of the dog's home. flrw are these facts related? The answer lies in the territoriality of the male dog, who is quite possessive of the boundaries of the area it considers its own. When the dog's owner walks it on the same route each day —or even worse, frees It regularly to run around the neighborhood — the dog eventually considers the area its territory, marked by Its urine on bushes, utili ty poles and fire hydrants. Each time the dog travels the route its protectiveness for its own turf is reinforced, and t chances increase that It will attack other dogs and people it considers interlopers. size dogs. Many of the people who own these big animals treat - A Year Miollieon victims suffer wounds so serious they require stitching. Between 1960 and 1970, the dog bite rate in St. Louis, and in Washington, D.C. doubled. Briefly, the causes of the dogbite epidemic are these: — Americans have gone pet crazy. Half as many dogs and cats as people live within the nation's borders. Of the total, dogs number about 50 million. —Many pet owners are either ignorant of the needs and behavior of their dogs, or simply do not care. The animals are often subjected to exceptional strain, or allowed to run free. - A substantial number of dogs owned by Americans are large aggressive breeds, and not only Is ownership of such breeds Increasing, but many of these dogs are trained to attack. -. With an cye toward cashing in on the public appetite for large dogs, many breeders are mass-producing puppies with little regard for oualitv. The nrnduets of these puppy-mills oft are nervous, ill-tempered and neurotic. Figures from the American Kennel Club, which maintains the registry of the nation's purebred dogs, are very enlightening. During 1973 and 1974 and 1975 the 20 most po p ular breeds registered with the club in cluded German shepherds, Doberman pinshers, Great Danes, Saint Bernards and Siberian huskies, all large to giant- - Door St'611 0 en On Preqnancy Benef*ts Tussle pegnancy uisuuiiiy coverage as part of their over-all com- ability benefits for pregnancy outraged feminists, but left th e way open for legislative changes that would nullify the ruling's Impact. An employer may legally refuse to pay disability or sickleave benefits to pregnant women, the court said Tuesday in a 6 to decision. There is no sex discrimination "simply because an employer's ... plan is less than all-inclusive," said the majority opinion written by Justice William It. Rehnquist. The justices overturned the findings of a lower court in saying that General Electric Corp. does not violate the rights of any of its 100,000 women employes by making them take unpaid leaves of absence to have babies. The decision does not mean that those employers now offering i • . -' pensation package must stop doing so. Th e court said, however, that existing laws such as the 1964 Civil Bights Act do not compel employers to offer that coverage. Congress Is free to pass legislation making such exclusions illegal, the court said. One group which had supported the GE women employes, the International Union of Electric Workers, said it planned to seek such legislation. David Fitminaurice, the union's president, said his organ. izatlon would lobby for legislation that specifically tells companics offering disability insurance to employes that pregnancy must be one of the health risks covered. It was through the electrical workers union that 43 women GE workers, representing themselves and all other GE female - — -. . . . .• . ).. . .•: . . .• - hat . W .. . - _______ . or . __________________ - _______ . • f • / _ s-" .- ---. . , _____ W ani ris ui as 10 Four-year-old Barbara Murphy, Sanford, considers carefully before answering Santa's leading question. There's just somuch to choose from. ...- Santa List( ns In Bending near, not to miss a whispered word, the jolly old fellow hears dreams of a big wheel, a dolly, a truck. 11 4DP SCCyFT1fiS A Their challenge was enthusiastically backed by women's rights groups, which unanimously panned the court's decision. Karen DeCrow, president of the National Organization for Women, called the ruling "insulting to every mother in the country." She said, "The court states that men and women are treated equally under such a plan because if a man Is pregnant, he will be treated in the same manner as a woman. Such a definition of sex discrimination is unique." Susan Ross, an attorney with the American Civil Uberties Union, called the court's action "disastrous" for working wornen. The ACLU said the case showed the need to impress on President-elect Carter "the importance of seating women on the . 1 (H e rald Photoj by Jean Pafl.si Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Appear In Pork . Adjustable SCREWDRIVER KIT WASHINGTON tAP) — file- sulfa detected are regarded as gal amounts of sulfa drugs are too small as to be a hazard to showing up in about 10 per cent humans who eat pork from C 69 of the nation's pork supply, tainted animals. Most of the sometimes in concentrations 50 risk of high sulfa levels in pork times higher than the limit set would be to people who are at- \ . Li) federal regulations the Ag lergic to sulfa drugs riculture Department sa ys. The disclosure was prompted But adegaxtrnentspokeman by a routine announcement said Wednesday that the illegal Wednesday which advised sulfa residues have been de. g producers oug U e tected only in liv d kidnation to take extra pr neyscheckedbydepartmentin- cautions" in administering s tot38HoUldbC "extremely unusual' for drugs - ' . .-. , Officials advised farmers to five parts per million were withdraw hogs from drugs long found. enough before slaughter so the Still, the spokesman insisted chemicals can be dissipated ' to id 16 w thou i. '- ::' '(25 2 5- 7 t A winter program will be equipment. school on Friday at 7 p.m. presented to the PTA and other A series of "Bridge" Admission is 50 cents for parents in the Sanford Middle seminars has been completed children above three years; School auditorium on Dec. 18, at under the direction of Mrs, adults are admitted free. 7 p.m. Mrs. Bastian, music Moore, first grade teacher. Its Popcorn and drinks will be sold. teacher, will lead a group of purpose was to help parents To support the T-shirt We by sixth grade students in a better understand their the Altamonte Elementary selection of music. children's adjustment to home PTA, the Student Council has The Local School Advisory and school. A Red Cross proclaimed Friday as "T-shirt Committee for Sanford Middle training class of 10 hours was Day." Students may purchase School met Monday evening in held for school clinic volun- 1-shirts at the school office. the school library. teers. A skating party for all A special Christmas play and The PTA sponsored an Altamonte Elementary music was scheduled as a Appreciation Luncheon for the students will be held at Skate holiday treat for Monday's PTA entire school staff, Wednesday. City, Longwood, on Saturday, meeting at Jackson Heights Another movie will be held at from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Middle School. The Drama Club presented short play under the direction of Mrs. Eleanor . Murphy. Music was led by Mrs. . . Kit [ 'ii' ')iuri. - Carousel MICROWAVE OVENS / J_,z,1.---- '1 inci Nail right over old walls ceilings 4 8 4 ) liti - ---__ 3 H -, Cook Eacu . R6460 13"."W i'8' "H 13','" D A 67509" Model7399. 95 B Lax 'is WlTf'UCIJ (A pjy "I ,?iL1,III steel tool chest LP999 STARTER SET H . * 15 3'8" D I M 14 ' 49 . 1. * of 6 Panels + iii Inflator Kit and Spray Gun ab C1 48" Base Cabinets I JAII + + Self-Sealing No. 240 ASPHALT SHINGLES Vaance 6'While Sparkle 611 or Gold Leather Formed Counter Top with End Caps I. p.' Enjo easy y Ea / ' , + S imple ' 0911, 5 Bundle ' 15.45 Square ' ghtly Higher L 100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD 110-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-5;3OSATUROAY PH:323-4700 appe , ' abou sent. ers nie( base) And the . Do-it-yourself Feeling - . • . IQL + - . ++ •.. - Run At End The last performance of dinner will be accompanied by entertainment, including Christmas music by a local choral group, a comedy routine, an exotic dancer and music by the Serenaders orchestra. Each person will receive a gift at the door, and there will be a drawing for door primes. Members and guests are invited. Admission is $4.50 per person. For Information or reservations, call Mrs. Wilma Kahnus, 3-9444, Sanford. Sealed down ti~ the ' sun against wind and weather While and colors X PRICES GOOD DECEMBER 10 thru 18 - Sanford Shuffleboard Club I gned r :PrYmU. Sprays shellac slugj Scou -. will hold a dinner dance Monday at. 6 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. The catered 1,11 lacquer, latex f oil base paint ope r ation , . y 0ce + . 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FIRS DOWNTOWN SANFORD Ph. 322.3524 'ft ATTENTION CONTRACTORS: Ribar and reirif0fcament mesh now available at most Scatty', stores. - -. 5-. The Jacaranda Circle, Sanford Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Hayes, 105 Falrlane Cir., Sanfordon Friday at 7:30 p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Laura Kane. ('hristmis gift exchange. -, ) I I . - r, - '-. . • with lingerie gifts from . J • . Under World Slinky Satin • - - r. - Jump Suits Sa ucy Shori . Pa jamas • , Gossame.c Gowns Livishly Laced D' I Xi Epsilon Sigma members will be holding cookie sales at strategic points in and around Sanford during the coming weeks, and will be selling tickets on a box of jewelry valued at $100. sh i , Kiddies' photos with Santa, Christmas cookie sales and $100 worth of jewelry for a lucky ticket holder are among the activities planned by XI Epsilon Sigma Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi to raise money for the Seminole Youth Ranch. The money will be raised in the name of the chapter's Valentine Girl June Helms and King Contestant Charles Hoffon. If the group raises more than any other chapter, June and Charles will be crowned queen and king of Beta Sigma Phi's annual Valentine Ball in - ' or , 1,25 H . P. manin)um motor output). Bevel fl and depth adjustments Accepts optional Includes fuel cyhndar, standard pencil 73-501 r 1, rnrnlrn,iion blade point burner with anti-cloy orifice, stan. included dard brush flame, chisel point solderingtip , + ! for the Central Florida Zoo. To participate, residents of Sanford, Deltona, DeBary and Enterprise should call WTRR Radio (3-1400 Dec. 1318 and leave their names and addresses. Rotaract will then plan Santa's route and call back to confirm the day and time of his visit. A $5 minimum donation is requested. All donations will benefit the zoo. I Model 7504. 8/ockc Decker + e1( ('5' Like a visit from Santa at your home or club one of the nights before Christmas? Sanford Rotaract can arrange such a visit on Dec. 21, 22 or 23 complete with holiday candy and pictures of the kids with Santa through its Rent-A-Sante program which is designed to raise money . CIRCULAR SAW . .'.rut. trh rare parrt - t'rnr.r ' L' — /4'S —_...1:., I -:.. - - INSULATION BOARD '.:'' '' - 7 Piece Vs ii -• Rent,A=Santa From Rotaract Regular Price (roll) Ideal Gift for Christmas! I .12 Each . Roll I — fllack&Dackcp -• -: 1.. JIG SAW 71/4" 99 1 av For C Thursday, Dec. V, 1914-1B Holiday Programs Held Th eme Fund Dr ive I I' White all pUtpOO sell , JdheSivu foam strlpp nq 3'16' 17 Just peel off backing and Press on 95 999 89 . . A - . 1-IOTLIPLE . general For making straight, curved or scroll cuts ii wood, metal or plastics and other rn,i tend S Double insulated. Blade included m1P55&5, Hassle 644-2027 ) 775 standard pencil point . . 49 . PEERtw FALKET purpose drill for the homeowner 89 o4ilh anti-clog fuel filter. Nc Br ha --' vi FOAM WEATHERSTRIP Wi, Dennis three hole "F?e!gu/arP.-.. '(12 12 ' for 11Irr.4,NJ-' , I Drills all materials. Model 7099. Rogu/arPrice(each).... TORCH KIT Help ret ' , 8 O . C. L PTAction Christmas . ) + - t QutstJfl(JIflg vane tape Has rocker lock. Liifk-in that the excessive amounts of naturally by the living animals. I ' I is 8/qck Decker Chrome finished case of rugged plastic holds , .\ to DRILL POWER TAPE tenth o[ one part per milbonfor Contained excessive sulfa Up Washe,ltjss faucet 'ink. Model 8200, 799 709 . 1/4" d Ideal Gift for Christmas! drugstoanimals. Single Lever SINK FAUCET 1 i:L Handle with 8 assorted screwdrivers. PSK-8 P9 IIF Ideal Gift for Dad! 111 .IjI[ P(EflL.ESS . to be in ham, pork chops and It said "approximately 10 per other red meat from hog car- cent of hogs sampled" by the casses. department's Animal and Plant The Food and Drug Adminis- Health Inspection Service in its tration sets a maximum of one- chemical monitoring program sulfa residues in pork. 1 Each Ko P IT-EMS OOLS I Supreme Court." While labor and women's rights groups teamed on one side, employers lined up on the other. The Chamber of Commerce praised the court's decision for upholding the "right of empioyers to determine which risks they will Insure their employes against," teacher, and Ms. Tern Pattishall, band teacher. Holiday craft items made by students were sold prior to the program. Red Bug PTA profits from a recent candy sale amounted to $1,784. The next fund-raising project Is to collect Post cereal box-tops for playground KITCHEN IV I I Ivo Merdeye Brown, chorus High Sulfa Levels 1_ AR0`e1 WA'R[-.- P"AIN'WER. ' 914 T I employes, first filed grievances against the company. Later, theysued. - - I • • Shimmering Slips I L- • Bewit ching Black LICS and - Bra . Matching Bikinis or Panties and morel i Come See F ' ' " "V!f - Make her Christmas a sheir delight. from.. . . - . OPEN. IRCSHR1FTRI. EVE. MAGNOLIA CENTER SANFORD • -, , - .• . . + - �i 211.—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 9,1976 For Besserer Wins Honors Rowena's alumni at the University of South Florida, Tam pa. Robert Besserer Jr.. who graduated from Seminole High with the class of '68, was honored during the university's recent 20th anniversary celebrations for his achievements in the field of dance. Ile is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Besserer Sr.. Banana t-ake, near Sanford. His parents travelled to Tampa on Nov. 13 to see their sun presented, along sith the 19 other distinguished alumni, at an awards banquet held at the university. Besserer graduated in 1911 from the University of South Florida. with a B.A. degree in Dance. Ile Is presently a dancer with the tar Lubovjtchi Dance Company in New York City, lie has taught dance in Sweden, and toured with dance companies in the U.S. and Europe. While a student at Seminole High. Besser- er made a name for himself as an athlete, and set several new swimming records. BLO1DIE E h LI a tt ft fi vi w 111 te carried on for three years with wrong, but consider this: It's this homewrecker, then broke possible that this woman whom DEAR ABBY: Eight years our mother's heart when he . you and your sisters "despise" ago our father married 'D," divorced her and married D. has given your father more it wom an who broke up our Now he can't understand whyhappiness, fulfillment and family. My sisters and I now we want nothing to do with D. companionship than he knew in refuse to visit Dad at his home We love our Dad and want to be all the years he was married to if D is there, and Dad refuses to friendly with him, but our your mother. It's alsopussible sit unless we make his wife feelings for his wife are too that your mother may have welcome. Abby, we can't be' deep to change. So what's the Iperhaps uawittingly conthat two-faced. We despise D, answer tributed to the collapse of her reading, and have brought and Dad knows it. WANTED: ONE FATHER marriage, home a straight A report card Dad 1s59 and D is 35. flø lf you love yow Dad and wan DEAR WANTED: I could be . ever since fourth grade. to be friendly with him, don't Neither one of my parents judge him or his wile. Bury graduated from high school, your hotjlifjs, and enjoy which wasn't their fault. They whatever time Is left, were both from poor families DEAR ABBY. lama 13-year- and had to help support old boy who loves to read. I themselves at an early age. prefer reading to snorts or How, can I get t hem to Unwatching television. Strikes on the der and a that I am neither. a My father callsmea "sy"' ssystnor half hour and hermit, but just a and my mother calls me a hour. 'hermit." This rea ll y hurts my person who loves to read? HURT IN vicroKiA eelings, but I can't very well DEAR HURT: Your parents talkbacktomypa re nts soi just , listen and do n't say anything. aren't intenUonally trying to • Swinging I ha ve learn ed a lot through bUTt you; they just want you to pendulum, Grandfather Clock have a well-rounded per- electric ho sonaitly. Moderation is essenUal to the enjoymentof clatter movement. st everything. That's probably. Lii what they're trying to say, but they're saying II poorly Inde ed • Distressed pecan stain finish SAVE Everybody's invited to attend Rowena Billeter's autograph party Friday at downtown Sanford's Gifts by Nan. The char. "ling author of a unique cookbook, "Rowena's Recipes With Memories", will autograph each book between the hours of 10 tot br Stu eN a 5 $ 9995 REG. cwlcc,ck HONE FUNkISHINGS CENTER ...... PH BEETLE BAILEY DEAR RUTH: Having been on both ends of the line hloudly attest to the validity of your complaint. CONFIDENTIAL TOaB. IN 3228249 SEATTLE: It's been said that a lood scare is worth more to a man than good advke.And thaI goes double for a woman . - Mort Walker BE CALL She s peaks with some cx- scouted and guarded while she pertise. She wrote her English pee ped in and Jotted in the m al e m aster's thesis on "Graffiti in facilities, New Orleans: A Study of Folk Graffiti may be traced back Epigraphy," to 15,000 B.C. In F re nch caves, Besides scanning wall scrawls available to all "The first known graflito passersby, Miss Gil bert t oo k using a w ri tten lar.guage was her search for a degree of fo un d in 1856 In the subenlightment to po wder room, terranean cham bers of the and restrooms in bars, Pal at in e and is dated from A.D. c hape roned by f ri en ds who 3," Miss Gil bert said. 64 instead TOLD HR Th 'ELRT I 10t.C) 'iou Ot TO KIM 4 ..I, cOT TE LL HER TOLL) 4Qur}4A1 K r-t10 A z,'rje TJ IM tu s r1 [jo litAIOJ C' K I! NI : ( It _ rARlu'N'_____ 26 Anger 27 Watch 1 Organ tube secretly 2 Notion 28 Shoofly 3 Abiding 29 Something 4 law degree remarkable (abbr) 30 Arrival- time 5 Planchene guess (abbr) 8 Window part 33 Over (poetic) 7 Soap foam 8 Sheltered side 35 City in Turkey 36 And not 9 City in Utah 37 Farm animal 10 Savoir-faire it Colorado park 39 Acquiesce 19 Hard.shelled 41 Negative answer fruit 21 Mao 44 Confederate lung States Army 24 Singer Torme (abbr) -- 46 Depression initials 47 Chair part 48 Liberace's in strument 49 Atoll 50 School (Fr) 53 Infirmities 54 Make muddy 56 Force unit si Suture 59 Be in debt 61 Cabinet de partment (abbr) RON Th e anon>mous nature of graffiti lends co urage to the most timid soul ," said Miss Gilbert, who noted she co ul d never catch an yone in the act of writ in g gr af fiti. mom a . on ARCHIE 0 Bob Montana MEN 111111 Arthritis Appears In Varied Forms EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider Roger L Pugh, 28, Titusville) Cynthia R. Zinkan, 18 THIS r' MAR ThIE END OF THE 5CCJD CEkJTu., Titusville. C TH E UNITED 3TATE'S picp,i OF Robert C. Cole, 38, 90 Mark DavidCt.,CB,RoseF. Lengyel, 4G, sme sddrcss. 4 4f 1 , l~ L011 IIIUCII V'OL'K V.1W BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Hcimdol LE'S KK OFF I WISH NCU T' FOR. ARRANGE TAKE "J LIP hVRE by Al Verme .lR GRUMBLY HA5 ABSOLUrEL No HEART' - I HEARD HE HAS* A PET! \ lk by Bob Thoves WONpg Light up the night in gold or silver, dance the hours, away in these footlights. . , pretty sandals with WHAI' THJS PINK SLaP just a bit of platform, your choice of heel. Stripped, IN MESSAGE — AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARS I MV PAY ENV EIop MEAN$f DEC. 10, l6 WHERE A'RE Y00 orio, L.O'TSA and .1 ii:s JACII IIIIN, heart 9 How to get back to his hand. A915 Should he lead a diamond or V A c l u b? lie decided on the club. 9 743 , £AKJ73 East really needed six diamonds for his weak jump %%F:sr EAST overcall so a diamond was a E .12 A4 likely to be overruf led. V K Q JIll 73 V94 The decision was correct S KQJIO 82 The club ruff got through a IO £Q9*5 Now he ruffed another heart, 5011)1 East couldn't overrufl and A ' () J PJ with a final bit of care South V 8' 2 was home lie led another club from dummy and £2 carefully rutted with his ace North-South vulnerable of trumps Th en he ruffed his last heart and claimed his West North Et South slam Ia 2 4 2* "Lucky." said So uth "A iv ]A i diamond lead would have i Pass 4V I'.is ' beaten me } '.iss Pass l'asi I Opening lead K V \ORTII IDi most ' ' range of motion and strength. It is better to exercise a short tune then rest and not overuse the joint. To give you more information 'I am sending you The llealth Letter number 4-10, Osteoarthrills. Others who want this Iss ue can send 54) cents with a long, stamped, self - addressed envelope for it. Send you request to me in care of the Evening Herald, P0 Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York. NV 10019. The best way to prevert progression of your disease is to obtain careful supervision from your doctor. lie can examine your spine and see if that is indeed your problem and if you need to fellow any Special program. interesting SIDE GLANCES questions by Gill Fox t.] ' y ilL thrttis make is overexercising the joint Exercise is useful in these cases only to maintain the the body. You can still get arthritt. without work. 'Those little nodes on the lingers are not related to wear and tear or use. Osteoarthritts tends to involve the joints used most, particularly the hips, knees and ankles that must bear the body weight. Baseball pitchers may develop a similar form of degenerative arthritis in volving the elbow Dampness may not be an important factor in causing the disease, but many people do find that it worsens the svmp- -- A Delaware reader wants to South hid his hand with all know if we would open the bidthe delicacy of a sledge ding in fourth seat wi th hammer When he looked over A A Q x xx K ix x Q x a xx dummy he saw that he had The a nsw r is a resounding best play i it with the prec sion " Not that there is any of a microscope meter Should he try to make it by guarantee that we will show a finessing'That would require piofit, but merely that if we successful finesses in two do open one spade. a hundred suits That idea didn't appeal times we will gain more than we will lose at all Somehow or other he (Do you have a question felt that the king of spades was right in back of him How for the experts' Write "Ask 'e Jacobys" care of this about a cross ruff' Might work and had to be the best newspaper The Jacobys will answer individual questions chance South started by cashing if stamped, self.addresseu dummy's ace and king of envelopes are enclosed The clubs in order to discard his six of diamonds Then he will be used in this column came to his hand with the act' and will receive copies of. of diamonds and rutted i JACOBY MODERN) lb , '\ I / • ' L9 C \l J4 ',, "I know recycling is 'in,' Auntie, but recycling one tea bag three times?!" DOONESBIJRy TUMBLEWEEDS Il Yes, those stretch gloves do seem to help. Th ere 15 flO evidence that they delay progression of the disease or in any way cure it, but if they relieve pain and stiffness that is great, since that is about all many medicines accomplish. And I think anyone who gets relief from them should use them. They will not cause any harm. Recurrent attacks of arthritis certainly do not mean the disease is any better. In osteoarthritis It may mean the Joint involved is being used too much. In osteoarthritis the pain can usually be relieved by resting the joint. A few hours or a couple of days off the feet may relieve the pain from arthritis of the hips. You need to move all your loinlc through the full range of motion each day to prevent loss of function. But the mistake most patients with osteoar- different kinds of arthritis. No one knows what causes osteoarthritis. Those little nodes you speak of affect the terminal joint, nearest the tlj of In N(ANK AND ERNEST .( toms caused by the disease. are not expectionally disabling, as in rheumatoid arthritis, but they can be uncomfortable They can occur without significant arthritis elsewhere SHOES FOR WOMEN f*) WITH THEIR JUU You better have your travel kit packed this year. There are some pleasurable trips ahead. However, don't spend money to get away if it will put you in the hole. - Do people who don't work much g et arthritis? Does damp air coming into the bedroom at night make it worse or ca use it? Each little it flares up, doese that mean it is getting worse? Do Spandex gloves which one can buy to wear at night realh help arthritis of the hands or )ust make you more confi)rtable" Would you recornmend wearing them? When one's arthritis is flaring up is it better to use the hands and feet more or not use them so much until it lets up , I think I have arthritis In my neck. Is there anything I can (to to keep it from getting worse? DEAR HEADER — Most of your questions are directed toward the problem of lingers Rheumatoid arthritis tends to affect the middle joints and the knuckle Joints. The little nodes you have Handbags FOLLOW THE STARS *. *. * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR .CjVtLfI,((z GIt IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR anrynna c.c, , %_,._,j_ IJiC HaI)U5. Your With Matchin g ______ ______ be the very ones to let you down today. The reasons will be diffic ul t to co mprehend. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 Don't embark on any clan destine adventure today. What appears appealing as a heartt hr ob could end up as heartache tomorrow. LlBIt1t (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Tighten-up your budget today. Take into co ns ideration that •I.,, osteoarthritts, or wear and tear arthritis. There are several PRISCILLA'S POP ... t)EAI( DR. LAMB — I am 51 Years old and have small nodes n a couple of my fingers. Lately my hands swell up at night and hurt, and my toes hurt . My neck hurts most in the m orning. What causes arthritis? Is it I. 1) SHOW dMDGLO'\) a PtItJU1IqI1J nlnn.a today, you're going to go so far afield that people won't know what to make of you. Don't try so hard. PISCES ( Feb. 20-March 20) The spirit is willing today, but the flesh is weak. You're adept at rationalizing your way out of doing that which you should. YOUR BIRTHDAY LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) People % 1 . 1) JUGHEAO.I TOt.QyOj NO FIS8EE FLYING IN ThE HALLS-" &vE IT TO ME 20, same address. . ,, ,,(•,,,.,-,,.,, I,-, UI cflI.lIl1J%I IV 0 HER __._ -. ....----,-.E. ,i.amn, 11 '..,iiue i.ii. ' ARIES March 21-Arpil 19; A von have too many accounts to friend may ur ge you to take a be settled in one da y. flyer on somet hi ng that looks SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) good to her. Don't gamble today Today, you're liable to attempt unless you have all the facts. to take too many short cuts. TAURUS April 20-May 20; Your particular path to success Deep-down you're not as sure of can 't be traversed that easily. yourself as you'd like others to SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec. think today. You may act 21) One of the few faults that through foolish bravado, but it others find in you Is your tenwon't work. dency to blurt out what's on GEMINI tMay 21-June 20) Be your mind. Bridle your tongue very careful in what terms you ' to eliminate embarrassment. couch verbal or written CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. statements today. People tend 19) Business conditions are far to grossly misinterpret to suit more complex for you than they their purposes. appear at first glance. Do your homework before tackling CANCER I June 21-July 22) important negotiations. Instead of using your usual AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) thrifty judgment today, you're BONN Women's lounges abound with quotes f ro m T.S. Ello, Edna St. V incent Millay, &V Dylan, Camus, Th oreau - and Lenny Bruce. / For Friday, December 10, 1976 you're especially fond of may Boom t~o WE - ml 1101 999 FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING 2923 S. Orlando Dr. Ph. 322-9188 (The Former U.S. Bank Bldg.) Sanford ji Al 1f 1r IPLII 1t0 _______ 14 ByBERNICEIIEDE0SOI. 51Mb PHJOT111I ii A r W r9.LJMl si LI1TDA DOWN ONE From OPEN TIL 8 P.M.-FRI., DEC. 10 & 17 i.fr,,,fi1ij ILIFtT Merkel 86 Carry 67 Vehicle on runners 68 Astronaut's ferry HOROSCOPE A IUT.II ' T1 IiE! For Your Convenience We Are Staying OINI IBM CUR 1 Light l F ME HT0LD ME! ARLDUND 4224994 (Pl) [tjl Nt I momEnos TCWH E R 3OTTO Wt-1- "i'GV i: TOW HER. 5a-4EDULE Silver -- I0,V4e. 1' ______ Ipjiiui SiHi ii i3i1 si.ltop Ron by Art Sonsom Marriage Applications Gold or constellation Greek letter ILiTfi r.1fTh1 Ii 65Aclr __________ An s w e r to Pr''u,PutiI Thursday, Dec. t, 1975-3B iui i•s IOMEN I.. WIN AT BRIDGE BEEN ._ .. Iu. iII. .. Ila THE BORN LOSER Others 4..9 13 Feast in Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. apt to go the other route. Money will slip through yo ur lingers u nl ess you're careful. Friends of Len Unitas will regret to learn that he suffered a heart attack and is un- 83113OO 62Gotfhole 63 Over again 52 Jeffrey Bradly is the former, visited friends in Sanford over Irene Katrinka Jackson. Both the weekend. Larry Is presently Mr. and Mrs. Ilradly work as employed as Assistant to the Counselors at New York State Chairman for Civic Affairs, University -at Rrndcnnrs D..,,l.,,,.;. &au,u.,I 'r"' New IJLUUUI, York. Minn. , __l- Scottish lake 12 Mrs Eddie Cantor 51 Writing On Wall Subject Of Graffiti Thesi dergoing treatment at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. 60 15 By means of lie UP 17 Prepare copy 18 Deserve 20 Joke 22 Noun suffix 23 Arizona city 25 Angle ratio (J ) 21 Malice 29 Malicious look 31 Baking item 32 Oaf 34 One (Ger) 38 Safecracker 40 Ardor 42 Mama hog ' 43 Off white 45 Cave 47 Expectorates 50 Northern - NEW ORLEANS ( AP) Janice Dee Gil be rt, who goes around peering at the han dwrit in g on the wall, thinks today's graffiti may be tomorrow's history. "Topics too sensitive, too biogoted and too outrageous for the traditio na l historian are the nat ur al province of graffiti," said the Unive rs ity of New Orleans graduate student. 58 French composer Hawaii e el to .mand4pm The cookbook is the answer to a ni'rfpet olft frr cno,'iat es " who have ever yt hing. The book wo ul d also be ideal for — ) eve rybody who has the kitchen detail-from blushing young ides to ex br peri enced culina ry art ists, including both women ; and men. Rowena's Restaurant to Orlando was the "In" spo t for 20 -. years to a host of pa t ro ns whose preference dema nded the finest of home-cooked fare in a refined atmosphere. Gracious dining was the hallmark of " The Rowena" which attract ed hundreds of the coun try's renowned notables. V.I.P.'s f ro m across the nation visit in g Florida returned to their lifestyle and suggest ed to f ri en ds if they should ever travel to Florida to take time out and di ne with Row ena. Many followed the advi3c with pleasure. Th e retired restaurateur, who now calls home Th e Forest In Rowena . . . and her Recipe Book Lake Mary, compiled the recipes she prepared with tender wW keep omelets from co ll apsing? Or milk added to loving care into a cherished livin g memo rial f il led withcauliflower will keep it whit lndcfinitcly? Or that a pinch of iitmtalgia. soda wi ll keep bo iled milk f rom c urdlin g? For the most part, the recipes are simple. But with the adFive pages of these "helpf ul h in ts" are incorporated In the dillon of a "blob" of this or a "dab" of that, the dishes ta ke on info rmative publication. In Just seco nds, a no1ce coo k can airs of elegance fit for the gods. become a master prof essional chef-thanks to Rowena's t F ro m appetizers to desse rts, and including brea ds and s uggest ions beverages, the delightful cookbook has something for everyone, When the cook bo ok was first published Rowena sa id she was ranging from m il ady's delicate luncheon recipes to hea rt y hepleasantly surpr ised that so man y of her mal e clientale man's specialties. clamored for a copy. She added, "I am so glad to f in d more and Do y know that a pinch of powdered sugar and cornstarch more men are becoming interest ed in cooking." ' RUTH It. DIFEPENCE N_ strapped, shimmering. Evening enchantment — DEAR ABBY: Isn't it in considerate to pin do wn a it takes Personality! speaker with a long discourse GIFT OPEN FRI. EVENINGS., CERTIFICATES while a Long line of people are wait ing to thank hint briefly for a wonderful meeting or speech' SHOE 17 I've frequently been held up t1 STORE by someone like that when I most leave t he meeting quickly 2OSE.FIRSTST. to catch a train or bus, and have SANFORD PH. 322.0204 left feeling frustrated, Please ________________________________________________________________________ comment. ESTA8LISHID• 1904 ;;o6FRENHAVE. AO weguarantee satisfaction I Hole 4 Severs 8 Run 16 \flIqr? -S NOW Ii I 14 Selves Mary." cheon honoring her grandson's Chandler, flower girl; and Mrs. Frieda Gielow and Ruth Arthur L. Reed, &), 741 Bayou The proceeds from the quilt bride-elect, Becky Cranmer, Robert Chandler and daughter, Weiss spent a wonderful month Dr., CII, Mabel KraJci , 73 same auction and bazaar will go to and her bridal attendants. Debbie, from Apopka. Presbyterian Church Bazaar visiting friends and relatives address. the United Presbyterian Saturday. The item up for James 0. Jackman, 28, and taking In the sights of Miss Cranmer will become Churchwomen (UPW). The Democratic auction was a Bicentennial Women's Club Pittsburgh, California. Pa., Kathleen H. the bride of James H. Wade Jr., bazaar alone netted over members and signature quilt, made by the Jacons, guests are 30, same address. on Dec. 11, at 7:30 p.m.. at the Oladel,. who was also reminded ofthedubQujstjnas churchwomen under the Joseph H. Barker, 19, 350 1st Among the First United Methodist Church first nighters bazaar chairman said, "We party Saturday night at 7 p.m. attending the Cha pagne Ball St., Chuluota, Melody S Smi th , chairman-hip ef Mrs. H.M. o' Sanford. (LPW, determine whit (Oladel) Cochran. Becky presented each of her at inc nome of President Jean Saturday night were Dr. and Cochran after her almost done with the money and it Norris 115 115 1.arkwood Drive, Mrs. Stephen attendants with a gold neckl Tension mounted as auc- inaudible bid of "Two thousand be something good. We have a (Miriam ace &ord tioneer L.C. "Dell" Dellarco Phill ips), Dr. and Mrs. Charles dollars!" during the luncheon which lot of things that need doing for carried out the bridal motif. began t he bidding with $100. The club will provide the ( Patt) Voorhis and Mr. and Dell laughed, "It the auc- the ch urch." entree at the B.Y.0.B. covered Mrs. James (Vicki) Jeeter. Figures were flying through the Lion) was so exciting and the Commenting on the success (Xhers attending were Mrs. dish event. Each woman Is Attending fromNutt, out ofGrand town air and Dell who bid $500, said, most fun I've had in a long time of the bazaar and auction James Wade Sr., mother of the asked to bring a woman's gift were Elizabeth "I would love to have had it(the during my 16 years as an Oladel added, "It was such a bridegroom; Mrs. Clarence and ditto for the men. quilt) for myself." Bahamas; Jack Hurck, Cocoa auctioneer." joy. The love and cooperation I Cranmer, the honoree's Suddenly, only two bidders Beach; and Ann and Bob Bess, As for Mrs. Cochran and her got was just wonderful." mother; Mrs. Richard (Lou were left in the race - Oladel grand quilt which cost her and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Bradly Deland. Ann Wade) Cosmato, matron of were the recent house guests of and H.M. Gleason, whose final her husband two grand, she Mrs. Ben Wade was hostess honor; Jackie Wade, Mr. and Mrs. D.S. Jackson, 1211 bid was $1,975. So the quilt was said, "I Just co ul dn't let it go. I Saturday at Holi They come, and they go, and da y Inn to the bridesmaid; Tracey Cranmer, West 7th Street, Sanford, for the some return Larry Vershel, a going, going, gone to Mrs. wanted it to stay in Lake traditional bridesniaids.lun- Junior bridesmaid; Laura Thanksgiving holidays. Mrs. former editor of The Herald, ByABIGAIL VAN BUREN Cw ThE 55 C o njunction (p1) ACROSS OH SHE LLNE ol The scheduled 5 p.m. auction got underway at exactly 5:02 p.m. at We Mary United Forgive Dad; Welcome New Wife i ACCIDENA' BOUGWCATOO 1 •"STEAQ Chic You BYDORISDIETRICII herald Corresponde nt S'i'gnature Quilt Nets $2,000 At Auction - ,. 'N a n' s ' To Host Autograph Party' A Seminole High School graduate has been selected as one of the first 20 distinguished Recipes by Garry Trudeau by T. K. Ryan 4C7 4LLYi 1:11 gy cPTlfl157k2 48i2'T Pit Fij7l \ ANP 01V NONE , L.IKt 0FM Qi LUCK? / ;ij 4 IN MY h'AMJKAzE - 0N5LA211 r&ij3-' 'NP [Apflj OiJFEfIVE, / a'Cf tac R rE4tR kt'tt.E fT12r7E cite PT TW&I 6 i aurY tLli LOISA LUCK. IIIu A imv I - .t&BUTrr5 7 (P:xEp Pt )/fl4 '!,E 'EEL- SO&JLTY' / )EME5' iE, g&L, IT $55 V WIRKCtff Fj5t �0-Evenjng - e H Sanford, Fl. rald, Thursday, Dec. 9, 1976 _ 4A- TELE VISION LISTINGS 830 Thursday has problems when lights go out in, the precinct, and a faamale psychatnst bins on to ham the Evening 600 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS 6M EMERGENCY ONE 7 VILLA ALEGRE 24 DIMENSIONS IN CUL tURE 630 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 7 ZOOM 9 ABC NEWS 700 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 6M I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 12 PRICE 5 RIGHT 2; MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 730 2 THE GONG SHOW 4 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 6 MATCH GAME 6M HOGAN S HEROES 7 OUT THE DOOR LETS MAKE A DEAL 12 MY THREE SONS 75 24 THE STRAUSS FAMILY (RI 800 2 12 VAN DYKE ANO CO Guest Lucille Ball 4 6 THE WALTONS Efforts Ia he together for a cnras Eve dinner prove difficult for the Walloons when a blizzard sets in 6* MOVIE Confidential Agent Ct'aaries Boyer. Lauren Bacail, 1945. Spy yam set an the Spanish CaI War days. 9 WELCOME BACK. KOTTER Hcxshack heels love but hi schantes & jettingthegirlareagainst hi rn i *hen it turns Out she S E L' tP1r1SSS' and YOUNG AND REST NAVEL Friday 2 Morning Forrest G?eene Inc. 12 NBC NEWS IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? At ANON FuR FAMILIES OR FR ENDS OF PROBLEM DRINKERS For further Information call 173 or write Sanford At AnonFamily Group P0 Box 553 SAnfOrd, Fla 37711 , 1( (Thus.)kIr CRACKERBARREL LOOK UP AND LIVE 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 615 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 625 2 (Men) WITH THIS RING IF F Wi -____________ - FOR Civtiôfstu Git - EARN S,O0OYEARLY Sell aluttlespice Put spice in your life Call 571 20 56 _____________________________ WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Classified Ad In the Evening Herald today Nurses, RN's & LPN's, Aides, Aide Companion, Needed Immediately, 626 0636 41-House IDEAS! ________________________________________________________ 41-Houses 41-Houses i7 Jewel watcries. $29.s up. pierced Select your new turi,lture from earrings. $6.95 up. Gwaltney WILSON MAIER tar the best Jewelers, 2 S Park Ave ChristmaS Save on national brands Liberal trade inS Free Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. delivery Convenient terms We counter tom, sinks. Installation give TV Stamps311 E First St , available Bud Cabelt 332 1057 Phone 332 5632 anytime Overlooking Lake Monroe- 2 BR, f Story, on 1 acre. $39,600 Jenny Gouldswater pump, deep A, Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. well, Clark Realty, 322 1590 2montts; round tabie & k , tCflCfl equipped, nice large lot. -4 chairs, white, baby crab & 2521 Park Or 3222110 Can assume mortgage mattress; baby 1 draw er dressing Realtor Alter Hours No qualifying Very small down table, baby training chair, 3 321 971i 1221991 Call Bart paymCnt Monthly paymen t on drawer dresser 171 Country Club crtqie Circle REAL ESTATE W. GAR NE TI WHITE Realtor 372 7195 Refrigerated sandwich unit, gas Re,, Utit Broker JOHN SAULS AGENCY GOOD AR EA. 2 OR, 1 bath, cement grill and fryer, cash register, JOHN IcIIIDER,ASSOc block. hardwood floors, screened other items. 323 2770. Dais 3?? 7171 107W Commercial Eves 323 _____________ porth 7,5 Phone 322 FtSI, Sanford Hroker Associate ' I € if Purchased & Closed By ! - DELTONA-. 1106 Giovanni St r., , 3 . nt Evening Herald CIasc,t nd Dept , - 71-Antiques -- rcndise C,utar LenSby Prolessional Musician, 54 Hr. 373 4151 Out of Ideas? ViSit Eth.lI's An tigs, Imp W o I Ion old St Rd Mat "76" Station, Panla, 179 Si?l Pi40oS & Elec tron, Org*ns w" automatic rtythmsect,on Liberal trades offered Bob Ball's Piano & Organ Sales & Western Auto 301 W First St 323 2255 " - _, ______- ____ Coldipof 211 Cu II chest type freezer, small kitchen table & I chairs: sofa bed, needs recovering, ; other houseold items, Ph 322 6170 _________________________ KENMORE WASHER Parts, Service Used machines MOONEY APPLIANcES. 373 0697 __________________________ * '- Want to Sl Something ? Oil the magic number. 3322611 or 131 59uslcaI - , Balls, (;oll Bags, Duckstr JaCkS Ladies and mens golf ,apparel and shoes Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop, 322 2531 52-Appliances _________ - 1916 Dec. 31, . Everything For The C,olfer "lutiS, WANT ADS WILL SELL your "don't needs" last and at a low, low cost , No Closing Costs - WANTED SELLERS BUYERS. DEALERS Empty your carport or garage Make US and have fun swapping too ' Bring your articles to Move Land Drive In Theatre Swap Shop Fea Market, South I? 92. every Sunday, 9 a m to S p m NO CHARGE Reserve tree spaces Phone 322 1216, 7 pm to 9 pm any flight ____________________ ' REAL NICE HOME P4 ' Year End Special lSwap & Trade - 41-Houses - 57-Sports Equipment Si -Household Goods '*" *' "'._" ' - * - 2 DR partly Mullet Lake Park furnished trailer . $135 month. $ ___ security 319 3617 - -WE SELL SUCCESS 201 Comm er cial 323 5176 '*' ______________________________ __________ Brand new, sparkling with charm! Get plenty of prospects Ad Furnished studioS. unturnised I vertiSe your product or service in & 2 bedroom units, Your new the Classified Ads home features aq carpng 37-Business Proper Fabric Covered Walls Built in Wall Bookcase Private Entrance Rent office. two nice furnished Dead boll L oc k rooms, plus Storage space on I? F enced Palo fl, Five Points (cross over 419) Color co ordinaled Kitchen Make nice Shop $135 mo 371 0500 Appliances _________________________ Abundant Storage Soace "Energy Efficie " Air Con Real tate ditionrug Package Full Circle Insulation 3 Sound Proofing No One Ilving,above or below you 41-Houses Full time Resident Service Directors. Sunland. VA Models open 10 arm 'tiI6 pm Daily SANFORDRe posse ssions, 3 dR big fenced Come see us or pall lot from $100 dow n 'l" , "- __ ' - _______ ______________________ , - . , - ________________ ______________________________ - ' iiT ty .. . ______ --- , , . , ' , _________ __________ ' ______ _____________ , , .. . . _____ - ___________________-- _ :' . - ___________________________ , . John, . 4 B. ' , , - . . row") _______ _____ _________ _______ Harold Hall Real , ' - - - . ' - - - _:_ n " - _____ ' 322 24 2 - 700 2 12 TODAY (Local at725arw1925). 4 6 CBS NEWS am, Co 4, local news) 6$ POPEYE AND FRIENDS 7 24 SESME STREET 9 GOODMORNINGAMERICA ("Good Meming Flonda' 725 and 825 am. local news, weather, sports) -'n - -- (730 ' 800 CAPTAIN 6 KANGAROO 6$ DOCK, DUCK GOOSE (Fri ) MAX B NIMBLE 7 IN SCHOOL TELE. VISION Llii33Op.m., Duvat County School System 24 MACNEIL-LEHRER RE- -- ____________________ ___________________ - _______________________ , .) _________ II . \ . _________________________ ---- - ' . - ardens ~G -. ________________________ 4 - ___________________ _______________________ office - ' . --- -- at LOOANSRUN P.O. 1:00 III 4 (Tues.) PICTURE OF HEALTH hqy of Florida (Wed,) DBCC' PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Thur g) CHRISTOPHER CLOSE UP (Fn) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 630 2 (Fri. only) SONSHINE KIJTANA SUNRISE SEMESTER 6* FRAN CARITON EXERCISE SHOW LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 634 12 LIVING WORDS 639 12 HI NEIGHBOR 645 4 LOCAL NEWS 654 12 WHATS HAPPENING" 655 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES ________________________ Ill Thursday, Dec. . 191&--Se 72-Auction SANFORD- 2306 Park Ave Villas, 2 Pirg our chimes and place a fast NEED A HOME? down The kidS will ve Cowboy Boots & BR, 1' 8, Townhoe payment to qualifi$100 ed buyer's, $19,503 l acting, low cost want ad Call 372 Dingo Boots from KnIght'S Shoes, BR, U, baths, central heat, 26U or 1)1 9Q93 703 E First St. AUCTION . CASSELBERRY- 7)1 Laurel Way, refurniShed A low as $15,000 I LPN, 4 to 17 shift Geriatric ex 60--Office Supplies BR. 2 B, F6m Pm Fla rm _________________ Dec. 11, 7p.m. UNUSUAL- IV" (tam Shell. GE IS', Refrigerator Regularly perience preferred Apply an ObI gar. fence REALTY Lake Mary- 3 OR, I, bath new Mounted Rattlesnake Skin, Hand $529 Now $450 Sanf or d Electric HI-WAY 46 person, Sanford Nursing & Con R R e al Est a teBroker, 321 0610 quilled double quilts, 2 Cinnar home, Jnder 525.000 with less Co. 7379 Park Dr. 322 1567. JOE, if you're too busy to cleanup valekent Center. 950 Mellonvilte AUCTION GALLERIES FOREST CITY- 3550 Gleaves Ct Used Office Furniture than $7S0 down Government bracelets. 2 amber bracelets. Ave Stenstrom Real the yard for the hollday call 3 BR, 7' i B. Fern. rm 'Fla rm : 323789S 3220779 Hwy. 4.6, 11,7 ml. east 1.4 funding By builder, 611 t9. some "ecology" jewelry etc. 349 Y400d or steel desks, es executive d k Dbl Oar Firepic VC Syst 323.3301 GE Refrig while ex t er ior swing Expert Lawn Service to do it Let me show you how you can make ___________________________ CRANK C0N'ST *EALTY Equal Housing Opportunity SIll & chairs. secretarial desks & CITY-. 1070 Bay Ave Convenient Sanford. Ph. 305.322.6972 Their number Is 323 1797. sprinkler sys Law Down VA & FHA Homes. KuIp ou t shelves, bo ttom freezer. $10 $47,900 $300 $300 per week Call 323 6517 REALTORS-&30 6061 _______________ straight cheirs,-flltng & comfortable, 3 OR, Ui baths. Realty', 322 7335 107 W First St 323 6238 after 4 p m Call For Reserved Seats DIVORCE PAPERS TYPED fordo. Iroom%. 2nd floor rear apt. 113',W Evps. cabinets as is. 1' Pool Table (Frederick WillysI Cash and carry ____________________________ with fenced yard. nicety land OVIEDO- 392 Celery Cr, P4-- 1 Reduced Nearly 15,000 Sanford it yourselfers, $so Marilyn's 99 Wan t delivery person for light Security 19th St - Sanford with accessories. $19 Just in time Stan Vermillion, NO! L'S scaRed BPPwarranted Priced at 3C)' General Electrc range. OR. 28. Fern Am Ob Secretarial Service. Ocala. ; NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY delivery work, Must have OWNER needs 10 tell lovely I BR, 2 required 322 2160 for Christmas 377 7116 Casselberrr, 17 9?. 630 4206 $23,303 GoodCoridition. $3S Auc tioneer Oar TAF F ER REALTY 5.30.200 737 6173 Notary Marriages dependable transportation Must POOL HOME- 3 OR, 2 bath, pric ed bath, Split bedr oom plan, Large Phone 373 5566 below Reg Real Estate Broker Performed below market Owners Iran be reliable Reply to 80* 622, Co walk in closet, central heat & air, LAKE MARYCountry Club 1103 E 75th St pa dments Furnished 31 LONGW000- 132 Lea Ave 62-Lawn-Garden 4 6 (wed. Oflfy) AFTER 317 6655 BR, The Ev ening Herald, P.O. Sferred to Chicago. and need to cheery eat in kitchen. Nice neigh Road-. Delightful n Custom 2 B. Fam Pm .Dbt ,Gar Fen 53-TV. Radio-Stereo borhood. low tax es , fenc ed yard, sell $36,030 HOURS "From Janico, 1657. Sanford, Fla 37771. Georgian styled, I BR, 2 bath Christmas cc REPOSSESSED 5.39.900 new r oo f, Selling over $2,000 below * i OR, turn apt.. lights, wat er turn Mary and MichaelWith Love' ) brick home with large rooms, and N ELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Hal Colbert Realty New Electronic Sensor Perm & Get plenty of prospects Advertise NICE- 3 OR home on oversized lot è FHA appraisal at 526.900 $150 Mature adults No pets. $93 372 CONSOLE STEREO * enormous cloSets. A prestige '.'Ioodrutt' Garden Center A look at the musical sides of .' Auction your product or service In the CHULA VISTA- Grovelanaj DriveBeauty Care Products T ow ers in fine residential neighborhood. down FHA Empty and ready to INC. 2296 after I wk days Gold front, has everything. ld new __________________________ FRIDAY NIGHT 7 P.M. home Priced right Callfor details clii C"er' Ave fo four daytime serial actors I BR. 3 Fam Pm Fire plc., Classified Ads, ________________________________ Beauty Salon, 519 E 1st 321 5741. move into Renter's opportunity to $22,500 5.36993 Bal $127.10 Call Credit Stereo, AM FM radio, Record scr porch JaniceLyro. John McCook 360,000 huy 3 OR newly . Manager, 611 6332 Camper Trailer for rent, 71', full PlNECRESTORANGE PICKERS NEEDED RAvENNA PARK- 102 Satsuma player, beautiful console model MLS - REALTOR I 64-Equipment for Rent decorated home, near. elementary ('The Young and the Restbath, twin beds, Heat, air, 332 * DELAND AREA. ty [ Drive- Secluded 3 OR, 1 bath on condition, 5.13 323 2791. We are loa d ed with all kindS Of WINTER SPRINGS200 Bit . School 519.300 less"), P4chale Now, Mary Call Mike. 136 77M corner lot Convenient to schools, Christmas decorations, a lot of 125 Country Club Circle, S16,500 Meeker clutch purses , cigarette terwood St 3 BR. 2 b. Fern Pm. * Good used TV's $75 & up Steam Clean Ys,ur O*n C,jrpeii country club and Shopping Loads Stuart ('Search for Ton'wjritems for Christmas gifts, plus a Air. carpet ed. quiet 1 mid 7 KINGwOODCO'JRT 38R. 7bath, Dbl Oar cases 3 key cases Gwaltney Accounting Machine Operator, Christmas Poinsettias In full bloom. MILLER'S. 2619 Orlando Drive. REALTOR, MLS ofextras BPP warranted, A real lOt Of paints, tools and thousands Rent Our Pinsenvac bedrooms, SI2S to $133 month, 140 Country Club Circle, 511.500. Jewelers, 201 S. Park Ave kitchen equipped, lovely home n - Sanford, 322 033? $263 CRYSTAL LAKE NUR Burroughs L 1000 Hrs I to S. bargain at $'ij.00. CAPROLL'S FURNITURE 372 3101 of misc. items. Come early 3 get a Adults. Phone 332 1110 23'5774 Anytime See your Peat Estate Broker or call 6* THE FLINTST0NES ___________________________ exclusive area. $77.900 Monday SEPY.3fl 2799 thru Friday Ask f or Mr I want to thank all of my customers Lemon BMf , 131 SS5, Ext 7 24 VILLA ALEGRE Cavallaro. Codisko, Inc.. 3231303. WASHINGTON OAKS- Ill McKay and friends for their kindness A Well furnished 54rage Sales BATEMAN REALTY apt., mature adults, VETERANS-- Belt buy In t ow n3 15 Blvd- Squeaky Clean! This well 65-Pets-Supplies Merry Christmas 3 Ha pp No pets. Ideal for winter vlsitor. 1700 Magnolia, $11,900 Re g RcaI Estate Broker Open Daily For Retail y New 5.3.000 under comparable homes 3 cared for 3 OR, 1', bath GENERAL HOSPITAL Year J G Benton. Pt. 3, Box 197, Secretary Shorthand & typing * 373 1663 4 anforcl Ave ' Sales. 15 2538 S pe ex rience required Interesting CARPORT SALE- 1116W 3rd S BR, 2 ba th kitch en equipped, ) 'I large fenced lot Many extras. Sanford 122 9101 or Mobile Home. Cass, $17,000 0771. 330 Everything For The Rider & The 371 0759 eves 322 7643 Sanford Friday, Dec. 10. 9 fit S jOb. Varied duties. Company C en tral heat & air, wall to wall r oo m rear effici BPP warranted. A true buy at en cy apt. Private Handyman- Removes Trees. Horse Horse & Rider Western Dell's Auction Center 4 BEWITCHED' Preempted benefits. Equal Opportunity _______________________________ Modern doll collectIon, Misc carpeting Owner pays all closing parking Ill W. 3rd St., Sanford $20,000 Sells Oak & Pine Wood. Mobile Home, S Acres, $20,000 Store. 7S S Sanford Ave. items Employer. Cardinal Industries, While 'Em Wed, see 3 pm * Get colts Buy now & Qualify for 327 2160. Hwy 46. West, Sanford _____________________________ (,all Sixrrtor Inc. 3210320 Sales L OCr homestead exemption from 6 MATCH GA) - AKC Boxer. white, male. 4 mon ths ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll '76 PreCountry Duplex, 130.000 Garage Sale Fri 3 Sat., 9 to 323 3670 512.000 old, all shots, ears cropped, $103 They're Hot! * _____________________ Free 676 1727 for "WE Care", MONTHLY RENTALS ____________________ e,'ii,tod Wed, see 3 p m. * Furn., TV s, toys, child's ClOthes , 323 7977 after I p m Adults & Teens ' AVAILABLE Mom will love you all year for a flail 21-Situations Wanted 6* THREE STOOGES misc. No sales betore 9 a rn. W. 323 - 7832 Color Tv, air Cond , Maid 5 er y 77- Autos Wanted Micro Wave Oven or a Trash Wm. H. StemperRealtor ANYTIME 25th St past golf course tlewbous es ina rural area No down 1 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU MLS REALTORS QUALITY INN NORTH Compactor. Dick's ApOI notes, DIVORCE FORMS For fr ee In [yes 3771317.3321179 payment, monthly payments less 24 ZOOM Bookkeeping Servic es - Auto cx 19195 Fr en ch 3321991 I 13 SR 4U, Lo gwood 2617 French Ave, 667 Christmas Garage Sale-- Plants. formation write to Box 7)1. Multiple Listing Service 207 E. 25th St BUY JUNK CARS from%tOto*30 than rent. Government subsidized * perience. typing, sates tax & 321-0041 -_ Eves 322 1496. lfl I1. 372 1934 400 Pompano, Fla 33061 hanging baskets, new things .old La to qualified buyers Call to see it Call 372 1624 alter I p m qu zs PARK er br ly repo rt ador. AKC, black. I weeks s, titles, Notary i 100 art . SAN MO PARK, I, 2. 3 bedroo,ii : , 3733956 2 IRONSIDE (R) things Saturday. 9 ill? 136 70175 FRENCH 1 you qualify! 3 SR, Il i bath, tam rm, Ig fenced Pick y Will work in your ou r Christmas puppy n ow . or my trailer apIs Adult 3 family park 113 C ountry Club Road. 'Lake Mary 4 GILLIGANS ISLA,NO yard. carpeted, air. Completely &--Child Ca $153 Ph 371 1393 home 379 1195 * Weekly ISIS Hwy I? 97. Sanf or d torcyCS 322 63.47 SArOPD 831 RosalIe Dr 2 BR. 6 MERV GRIFFIN remodeled. Will hold 2nd mtg. for __________________________________ DELTONA Lakefront with pool on 37) 19)0 I Left In LayAwa y PIe rm I bath, f en ced yard rt down 32)0503 9 EDGE OF NIGHT Irish Setters YARD SALE divided Street completes the Toys. Furniture, (\( IH) 'ii-; 24-Business Opportunities Educational, Child Care for as low at $15,700 1973 Honda, 100 SL. dirt bike, good 6Wks Old with Pa pers 12 ST EREO COMPONENT .RSET setting on this 2 BR home with w w Dishes, Small applIances, Grill, 52. weekly it you qualify 323 1111 e nevu condition, $200 Call after 6 p m 31A-pIexes 3227916 332 WITH RECORDER IS \ ( ) I. \ I (. III \ Bathroom Sink, Cloth carpeting, central H&AC, carpo rt . BALL REALTY es , etc. Dec. 430 or 313 6135 _______________________________ 373 5533 M. UNSWORTH REALTY Was S21995. Balance 97.10 Call I dishwasher and many other cx 10 & II. 61113:30. 1100 Chase Ave., PROFITABLE BUSINESS 4 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW Collie Pups in time for Christmas, Peal Estate Broker \I \'I"I' I I .....................Peg Peal Estate Broker Credit Management, 6716352 Sanford Ira', at $79,900 Assume 7i' 7 OR unfurnished, children, PetS Ok SALES RENTALS Motorcycle Insurance With papers. 100 3231494, - ___________________________ 6* BEWITCHED SHOP. RENT. SWAP THE EASY mortgage 32 billion dollar nonprescription 323 7513 or I 901 BLAIR AGENCY 117W 1st St., Sanford Patio Apadm 103W 1st 5? .Sanford WANT AD WAY Read and use the 9 MARCUS WELBYMD drug and vitamin industry , 312 56.11 or 312 7757 after Hr's liii liii' 'a%l'ltiiiliC ,Iiir GARAGE SALEFriday & Set 9fo Campbell's Poodle Pad-Complete 373 3866 or 323 7710 22) 6061 or 3770117 eyes Want Ads everyday * S. Sun 9 to Noon. Ta ______ pe recor de r, 12 FAMILY AFFAIR DYNAMIC PROPERTIES 2 DR unfurn duplex, drapes, ap Studio, I, 2,j professional grooming 2467 Park -_ _____ , ,lto,s fall lU.Ikc It 'asia'r Christmas articles, Cots, Electric S V Hardwick. Broker I CA I F pliances. fencid back, 713 Re stock n8tionat brand proAjct, in -_______ ________ 500 Bedroom Apts. Ave. 323 4171 Clos ed Wednesda ys Humidfier, odds 3 ends. 304 3t%LC Deltona,668 6611 79-Trucks-Trailers lii jilt tip ytIlIr tlC%5 '-irMeadow St ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. . loft en company established departm Lake Mary 2 ADAM 12(R) ts 9-Good Things to Eat Meadow Hills Court. (Hidden Quiet, One Story Blvd I in local pharmacies and retail riir:iltrii. ;lflii tlll Ii' li lt All Items Reduced BROKERS Lake off Lake Mary Blvd I. 6$ MY THREE SONS Cottage, S rooms, I bath, 751 S Ira Kitchen Equipped outlets 1971 GMC Pickup truck, good 66-Horses Sa nford 332 37 .i '111114. i1i Days-)?? 6113 Iii 1 24 MISTER ROGERS FREE SHOPPING SERVICE St Lake Mary $11 503 Pt',On NAVEL ORANGES Adult-Family __________________ condition. Sanford Auction, 32:3 Ni9 ht,-3fl 2352 32-Houses Unfurnished FOR SHUT INS aio 1/01 NEIGHBORHOOD 2607 French Ave .Sanford Complete training and continuing lit 7110. . • Christmas Gifts including birthstone- GARAGE SALE- Dec II. 9 to 5. 7 month old Apaloosa, 5100 312 3622 COrnpdny suppor t Move UP to One Bedroom 12 EMERGENCY ONE Sofa bed. L ounge chair. Swivel I more information, call 322.9229 rings, earrings, necklaces, yo yo I & OR aupts excellent locat,on. all 1961 Chevrolet pick-up truck, new, more money, security arid In rocker, I PC pecan B ed room From 530 wallets, sc ou t knives and clothes, between 10 a m 3 7 p m Ask for * Hamlin Oranges, $1 50, Navels, 52 1 electric kitchens, A C. carpeted. sc er. Good running Condition. uaependence Suite, Clothes, Toys, Misc. 109 Par ng 2 NEWS A ie age 0 II SOuth Seminole Seminoi miles out Of Sanford SR 16 West drapes, adults, from 5150 2015 Lake "°' 349 5702. Place 323 51 67 o it _______________________ $ 135 1 35 PAYTON'S LDREPI'$ 6 HOGAN'S HEROES CHI WEAR 32? 1927 Sanford Ave Phone 372_________ 7113 51.995 Capital required secured by Gelding. II', hands. 12 years old. 2640 Hiawatha at 17 92 1972 Ford Pickup, V I. automatic, 6 $ PARTRIDGE FAMILY GARAGE SALE- Furniture 3 opening inventory and guaranteed gentle, good with children, tacIt OWN AN ACRE 505 W. 25th St. Earn extra cash air, camper, all like new $2195 for Christmas GIVE YOUR BUDGE TA BREAK MiSc 7 J items Sat by repurchas, agreement & 24 THE ELECTRIC Sun, 021 included, Also Holstein bull. I / AM FM car stereo, us ed 7 mos 323 3932 after 4 pm shopping Sell those items you no Huge 34 OR Shop the Want Ads home, close in Valencia but Cou rt North. Sanford CO4.5' ANY months old Call In 4961. Girl'S shoe skates, size 10. longer raced with a Quick Action Call "C o t' Country kitchen For Good Buys' Jeff Morris. Marketing I ___________ precision wheels. 9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES $20; big Child's W ant Ad in the Evening Herald TS Central H&AC Move in by Carport Sale- Multi Family Dec Mivyaper, 9 30 a m to 5 pm., 3 OR, fenced. kit • bird watch never used, $9, Call Gentle Pony igw 80-'Autos for Sale. l Christmas, c hen equipped, $115 9 & 19, 9 am. to 3 p m . 2-413 Key (collect) 301 171 1271 or write Ac 321 7379 after 6 p m o r oss Ftp 322-2090 _______ per ma $103 dep 207 Bamboo or Ave. Sanford ng Ra e, fuel oil 322 1167 National Pharmaceutical CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR 32386 Sijnland 322 0006 JUST MAKE treater, misc items. '72 arid Laboratories Muijqd 130 Hwy Iti . .. - 71 iyroaeis caup Iii 5)/U or iii National Pharmaceutical Bldg . 215 1 H h l Fenced, improved pasture for rent. 6)1 ';' Nice 7 BR block home, turn i Family Carport Sale- Thurs - Fri 1405 Dealer r Rufie's NEW Eleventh. Parkerszjurg, W V. monthly rates Acc es s tO stable for 3 Sat 'SO GMC truck, runs good, unfurn 3732920 or 332 7079 after 16101 shelter Close n Orsora Road. - Mer cury Cyclone GT. 331 clothing , lot', of msc 1101 Court 1971 42...liMbiIe Homes Clintonw000 Ph 373 or FUTURA BY SINGER St . off Mellonville 3 20th St. Cleveland, automatic. Po wer _________________________ utc pmh t011 _________________ GREEN LANTERN One of Singer's top Touch and Sew steering, air. $129 3. 3233913 ___________________________ 12*60', 3 BR. burnished, 10*20' lake, in wooded let ting 5250 YARD SALE, Friday 3 Sat., 10 & Zig Zao machine, Assume ______________________________ (2') 11 mon th 322 0753 Ilth Park Ave at 78th St . San anCieOf%I8S-SOOrPaySII9Oper DAYTONA AUTOAUCTION 83 US HWY 17.92. DeBARY skirting, Central air. gOOd 14 q, toed Come early. ______________________________ Hwy 97. I mite west of Speedway, month Will take trade _____________________________ ______________________________ loc ation 327 $ 775 30-Apartments Unfurnished Comfortable 2 BR hom, in Lake _____________________________ equipped to zig rag A make button Daytona Beach will hold a Public RUMMAGE Mary, turn, or unfurn air SALE- 10.9 ¶t,'.,ilttcl to but used Office furniture holes Balance Of 53866 or tO AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday' Playing 3 OR Mobile Home, $900 Call 327 Mangouslin, Ave., Sanford Any Quantity heat. Florida room, carport, fruit NOLL'S. payments of $6 Cell credit might at 7 30. It's the only one in 5441. frees. 1175 month Call @69 O53-0 : Friday & Sat.. tO 3 11th 9 30 to S CASSELGERRY. Hwy I? 97, 630 manager, 32'? 9411 or See It Flqrida You set the reserved Unfurl' . Wooded, Hcme Size lots, for JEAN BRYANT -. the Church between 8 8. 5 1206 3326194 eves . SANFORD SEWING CENTER Price No charge Other than iS RIDGEW000 VILLAGE 363 weekends 3 OR. 24' x 64' Barrington. VA loans ____________________________ 'H: t217 ____________________ .06 JIMMY 'D ' HORN registration fee unless vehicle is The Old Singer Store Jill available Ii_.iiM Sar1, ,J I sold Call 901 255 $311 for GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 2 55Boats OR, unfurnished & Accessories , $123 m * on th, first ) 1030 State St i rge 7 OR upstairs apt. 1703 ________________________________ Sanford Plaza ____________________ details 3603 Orlando Dr 323 5203 _____________________________ GET EXTRA CASH and last month In advance FOR SHIRLEY MILLETT Magnolia Ave. Sanford 373 0445 ____________ The Orange Express CHRISTMAS by Selling your good lliverviev, Ave c\ " I,) 1973 Gla'trom IS', 50 HP Johnson, I 634921? it 1Cr S 1966 Sports Fury. QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES used furniture and appliances to \ Models N all likC new trailer, $1495 After 4 43--Lots-Acreage Ct "sclberr Winter '1:rlr'.'; I new inspection, loaded. Larry's New & Used Mar?. 215 FRI - SAT SUN 9 PM pm call 323 5957 1:30 AM JOHNNY WALKER GBARY -- Large, lovely I BR. air, Moving Must sacrifice' Fores?City CeolralHeatingai,d Air Conditioning Nice condition. 373 9047 Sanford Ave, 377 13 near stores Ide al for r et ired p Bedroom Suites Thomesyille Altamonte prinqc C ing Peg Real Estate Broker POBSOPI MARINE Country French, "lid pecan '61 DODGE CHARGER WE BUY FURNITURE J0,__6$ 640 General Contractor 2926 Hwy 1/ walnut. Early American Broyhill, 9-1 .IIaa IaIltIia __________ Fair Condition Maitland Auct ion RUTHTUECH 332413) _____________________________ iuiTCiibNQ,u*V(tit ____________________________ ________________________________ lIT' 5961 Solid pecan Other household INC. Phone 3237676 139 6116 toll free fr om Sanf or d 1134 92 2 items 3226347 MLS.REALTOR AI!t'jnteSprir' Day Sailer, lit? fiberglass.Cuddy 33-Houses Furnished ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED '69 VOLVO. runs good, good tires N Call About Our cabin. swing keel S1.13S Phone TOP Pr,ces pa,d, used, any Con Uppland 20 Acres on take. VI to S ell Sturdy, oversfulled living room (riqwood -0 I Homes Phone 322 7782. To we. call after A fIt 73$i) chair good condition, 5.31 3220607 ___________________________ ___________________________ pm oton 614 1126, Writer Perk I East) Christmas S pecials West',ucj,-'- II • ac Furn I OR ro.jse Lake Mar y (Fn) - R STARS -- _____________________________ _____________ ____________ yard Adults only No pets 055$ after 1 - GETTING MAR RI ED Crave simple beauty? Call Dot, Notary Public. 322 2026 Eves. & Wk nds, 130 UAYSU-OtLIvES 2 4 6 AS THE WORLD TURNS 9 FAMILY FEUD 200 ?0 PYRAMID 9 S,000 230 2 12 THE DOCTORS 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 300 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) Proorriuxi Wed., see 'y THE FOLLOW ip turn, cabanot. Sorcfl', Sanford Court Apartments 4-Personals 9 C'e NOW REN [IN G 18-Help Wanted SEARS telephones will be op every night 'I'll thru Dec. 22. Two days delivery 377 1711 ___ MIDDAY 6 NEWS R(AN'S HOPE 4 BR, 3301 S. Sanford Ave. 2 SOMERSET 600 4n) CAMERA THREE (T) MAGAZINE FOUR furnished, $;io K at ie's ________________ I Weiva Landing, 322 1410 SO BU ORANr,Fc, $2 TO 4 d Vi11 amson, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. bile Homes - , 100 9 Uurnis I 30-Apamer1' 322 0362 co; 17? 6733 N D falls head over , 6 LESS 6* PERRY MASON 12 50 GRAND SLAM 1230 2 THE GONG SHOW 4 6 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 12 MARCUS WELBY, 9 STREETS OF SAN FRAN. CSCO R) 1200 , 6 WILD WILD WEST 9 AST IGHT _r N i FREE CHRISTMAS TREES 106 Forest Ave, Altamonte Spring has U.!y: EO(,ZG CHAIR YMUTH 4 FOR THE DEAF 805 24 TRIBUTE To STRAUSS 900 2 12 BEST SELLERS An Eagle Pan thr ee Following the armistice. stace. Sam (Sam Elliott) acaxan,os f.ti CakMvII daughter tGJenn Ford and J1q1 to .1 vii in Cannes 4 6 AMERICA SALUTES RICHARD ROGERS The si • Keiry. Henry Wnidy are pro entang a tribute to the conoser whose songs and 42 snow scores have ethocd around the World to' 50 years. Many stars appear in the program 7 MASTERPIECE THEATER How Green Was My Valley Pan live (R) 9 TONY RANDAlL SHOW ,kxige Fanklin as charged with ti-wee counts of first degree tyranny by his two children and ousekeeper 30 9 KAREN AND RICHARD CARPENTER SPECIAL 945 24 WORLDWARI DiDcumentary on the war to 00 2 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Americans on Mt Eorest (R) BILLY GRAHAM Can Die90 Cnis.ade 10 15 24 THE WAY IT WAS 1030 6* NEWS 7 END OF THE GAME 1055 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 1100 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS 618 WILD. WILD WEST ____ 7 MARY HARTMAN, MARY ECONOMY NaTE HARTMAN : U" 30 2 12 TONIGHT 4 CBS LATE MOVIE l<. 7 "NO WAY BACK" k Close Cover Before Killing Koak (Telty Savalas) is Adios Amigo stumped when a businessman a'ars to have killed his Things to Eat 50--Miscellaneous for Sale pir1rar for noappareni 6 MARY HARTMAiN, MY HARTMAN 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS BARNEY MILLER Barney 9 Notices Luxu -. ____________ . - _______ $ .- . ' _'______ -- -. .-- ii - - - ' '' . - , PORT , 830 6$ CO644tJNrry CLOSE ft' 24 LILIAS . YOGA 900 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 4 DINAH 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 9 MOVIE ((Mon) "Against All Flans Errol Ijnn LI1YI0 ii 1 II Maureen O'Hara. . , - #. ' ' is ~ _______________________ Sanford, . - 1953 ar'ner'S r if :~E~ Fla. 'II _____ ________ ________ . , ' FRI. 1, I . -I ~i 1' SAT. 3:004:049:10 The Colorful Adventures or B THE FRI. , ' ' HARd Dny§ NiG DRIVE-IN ''5CHAINS" IMII1àJ1 TIEATIf LAST THE LOvE 5uytn'. 7:30 & 10:40 SHOW TIMES E , T RRIFIED bveEx0nc2sT,, HORRIFIED ' " 68-Wanted to Buy Now 1*.s ' ' ' ' be1j Sf1 flit ' . GREATEST SHOCKER OF EM Au," R WiTch I ' arpet FRIDAY LIVE MAINE LOBSTER ) .,Y ~!~_ 'e, ~ Ridgewood Arms $7.25 ----- i $4.50 I, 2 3 3 OR as. Tennis, pets 372 3049 swimming playground recreation laundry room CB home near Sernirote Jr Collegee 7 BR. I', bath, electric kitchen, md clubhouse zsio Ridgewood garag ' 'i•i 'vfluS*l j. 5 05 Ave. Sanford, Ph 373 ' Mo - $295 . DOZ. OYSTERS on HALF SHELL $2.25 plus regular menu - COCKTAILS SOc with dinner Mon. thru Thurs. SPECIAL Introductory 'JD'drinks at regular price E 4' security . I J FREE SWAP SHOP & FLEA MA*I(ET $UNDA'r',eAj,s IPM MOVIELANO . . 4 . I 1200 5 2 -O NEWS A __ I I ~ A. a L momw .. .. ! PLcta :f66 , ri, ueti.' ri lt - - - 'DECEMBER 1976 11 , , I I I 1)izi.a , ` SAVE . . This Ti _ .,.. 0 -_ -, to lunch I $11 9 Tax Value luilpm Good Every Day Except Wed &Sun lIim 1 1 i ' 'f!.24e SELL THAT CAR TODAY! Place tow cost went ad. then stay close to your phone a Famous F., Good JOi/8 '44 Limit? FRIED CHICKEN U- - Electrical . _ . g'ooting. Siding, Sheet metal. Alum . Soffits, Painting. Air COnd • Gutters, Texture coating, Screens, Large qualify, smell' doflr Bill Evans, 031 9914. etc. i ..z4 *utti Wry CIft" t 'ic' vi.'.a ' . OPCNDAILY 11AM TILt FRI £ 5*1 VIL It MP N 0$ Fren ch, Ave. Nl.way Il-fl) Sanford re IJ'Crj y 'evtz c. ; st - - .9 90 % - .. ________ - - - - , - WHOLESALE SAV1GSI Ev es 327 1511. 322 1179 "iF SIhSt I Osteen- 737 acres. county bl ac ktop I road. partly wooded. corner property Term', 5.11,700 Broker, 131.0111 Call 305•322.3103 OR Farmington-Corner lot, big enough for double wide trailer Phone 373 6131. $6 ,175. Reduction On Our 2 Bedroom, 1'/2 NOW Bath Townhouse $18,525 ) , - ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7367 Park Orly, 32'? U6 concrete block construction. 1,064 square feet of living area. Privately fenced rear yard. Fully sodded lot. Convenient to shopping and schools - No maintenance fees. I NOR - ! Sewing Alterations. Dret Making, Deep., Upholstery 3770797 ------------ ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,_,,,,, Just about everything for Chrjstm5 CitIng can be found In the Warn 322-2611 or f' MODEL OPEN: WOO mere FOR INFORMATION CALL 323-7080 Another Fine Development By II DAILY-1;30 a.m..S:30 p.m. SAT.-11 a.m.-6 p.m. SUN-i p.m-I p.m. , J1JI 4) II -J DIRECTIONS' lnSanford. Weston 2.5ta St. off 7. ½ Mi). To.Rldgewood 'v., Go South 2BIocksOn Ridgewood To Terrace Drive N 1M V WILCO CO SRUCTION CO$?A*Y COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Choice fommercial Site 250'. 230' n US Hwy 17 92 inside Sanford city limits. By owner 3232920 47-Real Estate Wanted Want 3 BR. 2 bath house in Sanford Will assume Mfg Call after 6 p M. 327 0 116FU '. 72 PLY, GOLD DUSTER black V-a. Red with top 1. interior 71 TOYOTA 2 DR, COUPE Auto., white, 9195 - for 72 FIAT 128 2 DR. SEDAN A clean little car Turquoise only clean. p1395 Low miles 71 AMC HORNET Auto, a cyl, red Good running car $ 1195 71 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 door H.T.,, AC, Brown Merchandise 50-Miscellaneous Central heat arid air conditioning. Fully equipped kitchen. Carpeting throughout living area. Decorator wallpaper In kitchen and baths. Quality Pest Control I 111, Nice corner landscaped residential lot, central Sanbord location. Reasonable By owner 323 6179 41M '_ Blown in insulation Mayo In $ulatlon Co call before 9 a.m #30 0092 or 904 7156517 Your Business... Djai - ORIGINAL PRICE!2 , BOWLIN ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Industrial, cornresidential. Free merclal, eshimatet, 3327373 - - DI K'S LAWN SE RV ICE Mowing. Trimming; Ed)ing. Fall Clean up 0301831. GebPsard?' Home Repairs. Room Additions. Concrete Wor!i, Paint. Ing, Carpenter Work. Ceramic Tilt, Alum Enclosures, 3736123. Free Estimates. Insulation FIa.IL. We're Offering A 11, 1,1f.%-, EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Mowing, Edging, Trimming Free Estimates Pfn4 323 1197 estimates, Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Wark. Licensd, Bonded. Free estimate, 32) 60*. - 323.1832 FOR THE BUYER WITH CA$H Tree Trimming 3.. urgery'-L awn Maintenance. Free £stImat .m Licensed Phoni 322 1512, - ' For Appointment HIJGHEY EQUIPMENT Dirt service, Clearing, Mowr.i Back hoe loader. 372 6321 ' , -' - - Home Improvements . -. Sanford, Lawn Care . Dee & Gerry's Cleaning Service Residenlial & Commercial Clears. rig RI 1, BOx 174CC, Sa nford, Fl: 32171 3236425 ney'dapped tried Peces Chicken, mashed and gravy, cole 114w and a hot bult,r fatn' ba5c,l, on 11 Out potatoes • Ut. . i I I Roof , i - - - - - - - - - - . 4IUt There Are ALot Under Our .. SOFA & C HAI R SHAMPOOED Also Carpet Shampooed Only 1.35. Phone 3323535 ----' By '46-Commercial Property LIGHT HAULING& YARD ANDGARAGE CLEANUP Phone 319. 5371 free Ill W 131h Landscaping £ Central Heal & Air Conditioning For call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 372 1771 Cleaning - -.-~~ Hauling - . '4 ' - - CONSTIRL-ICTION Inc. I / I can cover your home with aluminum 3. soffit system Also Roofing, Gutters 70 Yr%. Exp Eagle Siding Co lit 9543. . 12n X Fill Santa's bag quick and easy Shop the want ads for Christmas buys. 20025. French Ave. (Hwy. 17-92) ____________ h. j E PERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE C ALL AWAY . 1 373Iite . Fe j 111D further . -- ________ KAYF TALMADGE Hll.OA RICHMOND 514 3161 - 8USDIRECTORY Aluminum Siding . . 11.55 6 44 CBS NEWS - -' Park __________________ , va, SUNDAY 21 SHRIMP in a BASKET Bergen. or -. __________________ - room, 1130 "SCREAM OF THE DEMON LOVER" -- .... .Hal Colbert Realty - -- un ' SATURDAY 16 OZ. T•BONE . .- - (nd ________________ ______________ 1 1 1 7- 'b P - ftdimn ark """ Dinner Specials: 6$ NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY DEMOTI , . . - 30 !O 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1100 2 12 WHEEL OF FORTUNE . PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 GAMBIT COhOsts PONY - . Blossom ' ..'ir 'vvij TWIji!l'J,I ___ " 6 (Thu's o'ily) CBS MAGAZINE Features wude a look at "real people" an TV ' __ or 4 ' _________________________________________________________________________ D in Singer below. I ' 5 - ouse o d -. 12 T Rentals " Frerjnt, Match, Kent Taylor i93-* (Thurs.) 'Sylvia Scatleti." (B&W Cary Grant, KathenneHopht,n 1936 (Fri) June Captive. (B&W) Otto Kruger, V'ickyLane 1945 12 MERv GRIFFIN SHOW 24, IN SCHOOL TELEVISION Orange County School System, until 3 p m 1000 2 SANFORD AND SON (R) Preempted 4 6 PRICE IS RIGHT Thi,ts, oriy. see 3S SAT' 435-7 30 - -- (BI Alan Ladd. Donna Reed. 1949 (Wed.) Death Takes A Holiday.- (B&" RI.&SAT,I ONLY - - radio, auto, $ 1195 69 PONTIAC GTO 2 door H.T.. VI, blue 1095 auto 695 Sale * Dad will love Black & Decker or Rockwell power tools and Stanley hand tools from Gregory Lumber & True VAllue Hardware. 6th & Maple 322 0500. We sell our trade In furniture at tOw P1(95. Good selC(tion COUNTRY FURN. DISTRIBUTORS 3231322 SR I6.1mi East ii Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries. $12 93 exchange. PEEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 S.anlqrd Ave. * Butane Lighters. $993 up, money clips. 1650 up Gwaltney Jeweler's, 204 S Park Ave 71 VEGA HATCHBACK Auto, green Runt good $Afl ' 71 NOVA HATCHBACK 3 speed 307 69 FORD TORINO V-a AC. Pretty red $ 1295 COBRA JET 2 dr, H.T. speed Vi. Runs perfed $ 68 RAMBLER AMERICAN cyl. standard shift Gold AC. Runs good 6 $ Many, many more American and Foreign cars In stock! BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE Bill Baker Volkswagen 3219 S. Orlando Drive (U.S. 17-92) 322-1835 �4E 611—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Dec. 9, 1976 69th Year, No. 96—Friday, December 10, 1976 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents li Altamonte Man Shot 3 Times, Autopsy Shows .-• - .:... " 7 -•,. - . ' -- I I-. . . - .•. . .. -- '. ' . - • .,• . "-a. A prominent Altamonte Springs retiree was killed by a volley of pistol shots as he pruned citrus trees in an orange grove adjacent to his home Thursday. Seminole sheriff's . detectives jailed the victim's -. . . nephew without bond on a murder charge. Sheriff's Lt. George Abbgy said an autopsy this morning showed Harold Walsh, 73, was shot three times— twice in the back and once in the -. head apparently from close range. Walsh, former owner of the Maison et Jardin restaurant for 17 years before it was sold in 12, was dead on arrival at Florida Hospital North, Altamonte Springs, a short tine after grove workers reported seeing him talking about 11:30arn to a man and then hearing a volley of gunshots. . Charged with murder in the slaying is Walsh's nephew, Tilden Herad Photo by Tom Vncenfl Charles Walsh Jr., 40, of Atlanta, (above) crashed and wedged under the trailer of the who investigators say the elder truck driven by Roosevelt Sallings, 13, of Orlando. Walsh hadn't seen in 15 years. Officers said Sallings had mistakenly exited 14 at Investigators said the shooting the interchange and was crossing Lake Mary Blvd. apparently resulted from "a longto get back on the interstate when the accident oc- brewing disagreement over curred. property" but declined to elaborate, Officers said the elder Walsh's wife, Caroline, and their daughter ' • were shopping at the time of the . .r shooting in the grove on their 20 acre Sleepy Hill farm, off Wymore noaa' ~J , at the Altamonte Springs city limits Caretaker Thomas C. Troy, 52, .. . ' By BOB LLOYD IleraldStaff Herald Starr Writer - -- ,-:._---- -_----- .-• . I - ( • . — . - - ! CRASH 1- ."••'1: - if lake Mary Blvd. traffic onto southbound i-i was blocked Thursday night while emergency workers freed an auto wedged under a tractor-trailer across the interchange approach. Police said Thomas :\ndrt'v, Vuskosky, 19, of Daytona Beach, was treated at Florida Hospital North, Altamonte Springs. for head injuries, after his eastbound sedan BLOCKS 4 APPROACH LT 1I Strangers ' M ay Cost frir kin- n Fnm i1v Itc WoIktr ' — Enriched Fla 0T breakthrough br1n gs unprecedented taste,,. to'].Ow tar . smoking For many years low tar cigarettes have against current leading low tar brands promised taste. ranging from 11 mg. to 15 mg. tar. But your own taste told Thousands of smokers you the truth: low tar meant were involved. The majority low taste.. report: Even if the cigarette Until MERIT tested had up -to. 60% more MERIT packs .Enriched tar than MERIT MERIT MERIT Flavor' tobacco. Tobacco still delivered. as much— Filter ortifie witn Key avor-r ch or more taste. ingredients of cigarette smoke: Repeat:. delivered as much proven to deliver taste way or. more taste. out of proportion to tar. MERIT Unprecedented If'you smoke, you'll be flavor atone of the interested.. lowest' tar level. in smoking :. Tests Verify Taste today. MERIT was tastetested . . . £ 'We weren't prepared for people to take that much interest,' Mrs. Darnell said. 'We had been fighting this thing by ourselves for years. We didn't look for the publicity.' neral it fears will come soon, family members may lose their welfare benefits because strangers have been so generous. Welfare officials say the family will no longer be qualified for food stamps. Medicaid and money under the Aid to Families I " . s It s The EAr roaming again this — all in Herald. # and will It'll The Suiula Sunday benefit. It looks had. Every day is worse," her mother said. "She's a little weaker and is not eating well. She's not able to use her .' p - ... . — - .. . - '. DAYS TO CHRISTMAS hands. " Not knowing if Melinda will live to see Christmas Day, the family has been celebrating it in advance, giving her a small . present to open each day. "She (can no longer) tear the paper off the packages," Mrs. Darnell said. _____ S _ i..-" uiuii 11 I Cr :"- Today Around The Clock Bridge Church Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial ... year AhIJY [)r. Lamb - 3-B - S-A 6-B 6-B 4-A . 1-B 6-13 6-B Horoscope uospual Obituaries Sports Television Weath er Women - 4-A 6-B S-A 8-A 6-7-A 4-fl 4-A - 1•h1 '1 Beginning Sunday in The Herald, an aspect of taxes and insurance will be explained weekly by Frank Arnall, a Seminole resident and a chartered life underwriter who specializes in personal and business financial counseling in the Winter Park insurance firm, Management Setvices. Letters of general interest also will be an- -. )• .,• . - -. __.,1 - IKuaId Photo by Ton, VIiCSnt) Robert Fuller, Oviedo, gets in a little fishing at a v ery placid Lake Monroe. Saturday and Sunday, scene will be enlivened by 150-200 boats arriving for third annual Tangerine Bowl Sailing Regatta sponsored by Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and Orlando Yacht Club. SILENT REFLECTION swered. - State Officioals Warn Of Putting Wh"it e __ ,.,, 1/, I' .0 i : "We weren't prepared for people to take that much interest," Mrs. Darnell said. "We had been fighting this thing by ourselves for years. We didn't look for the Dublicitv.' She said the response heartened them and "restored our faith." said Thursday. "She thought it was a Joke, but I got a magnifying glass and showed her the governor's signature. She said, 'Gush!' She wanted me to frame it.' It was uncertain whether Melinda'would be able to attend the V .11 fl the family. "Read it to me again Mommy,' she told me," Mrs. Darnell .. d After the Washington Star ran a series of stories about Melinda, her faith in God and the family's sacrifices, dozens of persons mailed or brought food, clothing "and a little money" to Mills Godwin. When the proclamation from the governor arrived, Mrs Darnet] read it to her bedridden daughter. — f program gifts A benefit for Melinda is set for Sunday at a local high school. The day has been declared "Melinda Day" by Virginia Guy. . . . with Dependent Children because more than $400 in count as family income. The gifts came from persons who have read news accounts of the dying 15-year-old girl, according to her mother, Mary Darnell. Edward Amundson, deputy director of the Fairfax County, Va., social ser-vices department, said he planned to speak with the social worker who told the family of the pending cutoff in benefits. Amundson said the decision can be appealed to higher officials in the department. - i / Aim" ALEXANDRIA, Va.APi For three years the Douglas Darnell family has tried to cope privately as daughter Melinda has been wasting away, a malignant, Inoperable, tumor spreading through her brain, Now, as the family starts to make arrangements for the fu- found the body after hearing gununshots and earlier seeing Walsh talking to a man in the grove, deputies said. Investigators said grove workers reported an auto left the grove area just after they heard gunshots. Abbgy said a new minutes after the shooting a man who said he was at the Day's Inn at Altamonte Springs called the Orange County Sheriff's Department and reported the slaying. Walsh was dctajned at the motel, where he had checked in just before midnight Wednesday, by Altamonte Springs police Sgt. James Perry and later arrested by sheriffs detective Sgt. George Hagood. Deputies reported that a pistol was found in th motel room and a green compact sedan believed to have been driven by the slaying suspect as impounded at the motel. According to county jail booking records, Tilden Charles Walsh Jr., is an Orlando native who was being treated by an Atlanta psychiatrist and receiving mood elevator and tranquilizer medication. Investigators today said evidence in the slaying is being sent to the Sanford Crime Lab for testing, but declined to identify the items. "Due to the closeness of the crime scene to the Altamonte Springs border bo th the Altamonte police derartment and tht Sine sheriff's department are inestigating the case jointly,' Chief Deputy Sheriff Duane Harrell said. A mur In River ___ . ByEt)PR1(KETT Herald Staff Writer .4 . : . - State officials Thursday warned the weed-gobbling white amur could cause serious problems if it's allowed to get into the St. John's River. "If the grass carp gets in the St. Johns, it's going to cause some serious- damage," said Forest Ware, a research coordinator for the Florida Gam e and Fresh Water Fish Commission. 9 rng-tar:' 0 / mg nrcotm w. perciga:eue bj FIC Meihjri r Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking.: Is Dangerous to Your Health. MERITand MERIT MENTHOL -I Ware spent about two hours in a ahootout with a second atate agency in county commission chambers over whether the white amur, or grass carp as its called, is I LaiTriful or n?cessary to rid Seminole lakes of pesky h)'drllla.weeds. '[be state's Department of Natural Resources (DNR) fa ored stocldng three Seminole lakes with the amur, while Ware and other game and fresh water commission officials argued It's better to wait until all the side effects can be measured. The DNR has offered to stock Lake Orients, Lake of the Woods and Mirror Lake. DNR Biologist Woody Miley agreed with Ware that the amur could reproduce in the running waters of the St. Johns. Miley noted also that some Alabama rivers have been stocked with the amur. And, he'said, those rivers run into north Florida. The Issue centers on which state agency has the authority to fight hydrilla. By April, officials said, a court ruling Is expected to grant authority to one or the other of the two entities. In the case of the amur, officials said It cannot breed in stagnant water — such as a lake. But in a river like th6 — St. Johns the weed carp could breed. Ware said the amur can wipe out a game fish population by eating the weeds which in turn affect the ecology on the bottom of a body of water which in turn affects the food supply that game fish feed on. After listening to presentations, Commission Chairman DIS' Williams said he favors putting the armur into all three Seminole lakes. 'If people who live on the lake want them, I have no objections," the chairman said. Williams specified, though, that the lakes must be in a closed system that would not allow the weed carp to make its way into the St. Johns. Before the weed gobbler can be introduced, approval must come from lakeside dwellers, the county corn. mission and the cities the lakes are located in. Also, Regional Bo(arist Don Widmann explained that introducing amur to a body of water results in the iven- tual elimination of ducks and water fowl becau.e the duck's food Is eliminated by the fish." At Lake Orients, there is a Large number of water fowl, called cools. The coots teed on hydrilla and other lake vegetation. A weed reduction program is scheduled to get underway at the 10-4acre Lake Orients as soon as an applied-for grant is approved in Tallahassee. DNR officials said the amur has proved highly successful in some areas of the Sate, particularly in nearby Orange County. lie showed slides which portrayed lakes before introduction of the smut and after. — Calling the carp "highly effective," a DNR spokesman said Lake Holden in Orange County once was 90 per cent covered by hydrilla. After the amur munched around for one year, the hydrilla population was reduced to zero, the spokesman said. � 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 09, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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