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I lI'l THE WIlIIOOW or ' AIJDERSOIeS DYAQTMVJT Is I- — — — I _______ — 42 43 45 - - -- 46 — — 53 —_____ — - ——— 56 _______ 57 60 III 3 / ) 1 • ¼ J —I -- EEK&MEEK -__ HOROSCOPE For Friday, December 30, 1977 Ell"IC11=1 YKUM. 40W I, do what you like. HAIR: Short brown stripe. All meat or chicken, content Is to add the grams of OTHER: High g today, because of their The soijrceofyo.sgiiJfa1 realization that you have a deep may be unknown until U reap and sincere concern for them. Its benefits. by Al Vermeer \O NOTHING' ) '\1 ALL THOSE 5QC)($ BOOK'A"ICuC! &.."i ON PHILOSOPHY. YOU PON'T *JOW R YOUR HISTOW, MUSIC. B BOOKS CN WHEN. 1D QUIT.' /l LJTERAT-.WHAT ) ThEY MEAN? I KUNGFU / 0 0 ,/ a V - . 10 -. . 'v • 0 L..,.. by Stolfsl $ H.hnd.h ______ ______ . 'A n-v OF TH)S AST HOSTELRY 1SATJRDI5$ML • ,...,,, 7 çç.,,,j '*'k 4f r, g c Graph.P.O. Box 0,Radio City Business and pleasure are a StaUofl,N.Y.100l9,Beiureto cunpetlblemlzforyoutoday. specify your birth si p. U you have a business contact AQUARIU$(Jan.$.Feb.l0) you can Invite to lunch or Making yourself or your dlguier, get on the phone now. surroundings more attractive i. what you excel In today Try a LIBRA (Sept 73-(kt 231 A you care for follow this order PISCES (Feb 30-March Friends with whom you haveof the day and you'U both have a strong emotional bonds will pleasant, happy time. i cNoR.fPThER SOMET14JP.43 WRONG WITH cpijpj SPEECH 7 ) (\ 0 •. t . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. n) .74 6 - -m - - VI I $ A I 1'' 651' lass -, I'a' MAN b AS .1L4A T F n4ov- A l -____ $ 4 •'$SFWO&SI '"' - YOU 60OUTAPTOR A MgWi - 4' - an Las and John Rornita TM 01c"I ____ r *mown '' -_- j T ,- L \ / X • placs.Wedlspersidfttheoughoutthestore. "Therobberwsw'tveryhappy, be wasn't happy at all with what he was getting," Mrs. Duncan said. "He wasn't very nice andhekeptgettlngverynervous. "He looked worn," she said of the robber. "He had a face that lookedllkehehadbeenaroundtheworldandback. "Modoftlie people in our tore didn't know therewa.sa man in the front of the store," she said. "Very few people saw him." Mrs. Duncan saw him: "He motioned for me to look down at the _____ I ___ -- -.-•'' ' ___ --a.. ..•'.' .. . -J-. - '" S' ,"r ______ _______ .•. . Herald 5411$e by Tern Nelsal See ROBBERY, Page 3A INVESTIGATOR CHECKS DEATH SCENE AS BUMPER STICKER CARRIES ANOTliER -NIESSAGE cooperating in the search for believed to be about S feet,6 the shooting of Deputy Neil, a the pair In naftest Seminole inches tall. with short brown Co unty. The two fled on foot hair, age 3S-40, weighing ll5.120 lawmen this f rom an Oldsmobile Cutlass pounds, with a slender build, retired New York City By MARK WEINBERG - ___ .'i i (N LV 427 to the St. JoW &M Weltive pharmacy. The car is now at years olid, i Pharmacy to pick rivers for two man, one of the regional crime laboratory weighing 160465 pounds, with a 'whom shot and killed Seminole where it is being checked for ainall scratch on his forehead County Sheriff's Deputy George fingerprints, Polk said. and a scarred or deformed right M)7( flSWif OR7iR &MA1111 41MANAU."'AW,11 ~OVA ?mMo. £U. FD/ SLEET 'S Police blocked roads In the hand. "0. 041W. q II H1 V!L_I ik + gunman ordered the phar- The Seminole County macLit, Robert Duncan, to place narcotic drugs In a Pharmacy at Interstate-4 and _______________ County sheriff's helicopter are SH 434. being used in Ow search. 'Ills N.Y. cop days WCFC At one point Thursday night, police attailtion cenWed an On Polk is directing the in- rough, but..." Page 3A rallrosill traicks mar Us in. vestisation from a mobile pat at buntatol4 bloodbowillil km Orbukb and tehodim of EX W11111atiluion jj& Mary Bookwart wuftr Pak pUce depwt Road and Multbam Woo& And A0111111166 AR Mtw up a me" "The Woorlbouiflds wed north police farther north, Polk uK men, both amed w1m. the, V the two suspieds don't along Interlitate4, and that's "Miere's a good possibility entered the Pharmacy, AW know the am. they coWd have molm why we moved up here." Polk they're xtW in the coliltalned --fetook Pfdl's service Wt" they flad. 14NRM pion said at the commaillid post M arm"said Polk ft morning. IWW good W00115111iffl. OWN's got off two shoU before he was MOMIM. He said the command Rain which bWn about 2 axi. no telling," he added. post was put Into operation at today will not hamper the ut 9 30 p.m. Th ursday Sheriff's department bloodhounds but may ground 30 Central FlOrida abo M five agencies In county area are ricocheted off the flow. York Police Depiirtmient," Nk a custom a I* of respect," prescription for his wile. At the The two men ran out of the salt said an officer at the pont. time, two armed men were In store and ordered Wertz to The sheriff also expressed The robbers got nothing for the pharmacy. At , appreciation for the support of their efforts, deputies said. The evening t Longwood Village area and brought In sheriff's airplane and Orange Seminole County Sneriff XWrAuP*Aw,4r beot!d to headquarters of the Thursday at 5:30 p.m., when he distracted by the shots. The gun love was law enforcement. He Police have applied a strip of stopped off at Longwood Village went off, and the bullet spent 22 years with the New black tape to their brnes. "It's ng - At the rest of the pharmacy, 141o24. Sp*W Wd, Duncan started "Offim Pfeil was a fine nw. tatilwood Police. From Uwm. polleeman: struggling with th e other a good family man His first the pet was transported to the Neil was about to go on dut y gunman, who was momentarily love was his family. His second Neil home. More than morni were combing an area they took from Tom Wertz of high cheek bones and unshaven. north of SR-436 and East of SR. Orlando after leaving the The other is thought to be 45-60 robbery early Thursday Palm Springs Drive-SR-434 Ii ch.fi> c) ____ to the rear and demandednarcotic,, Mrs. Duncan said. Herald Shdf Writer ___ — 4) • ciwmen Hunt Pair W o ' m MY 2AMPAUM by Gerry TFIJIU w 1smvawwCFFAW- MAt%WN5s=grAW - :.• . .. T St IL j . four people inthestorelndeadofll," Mrs. Duncan uJd."The employees were getting ready to go home. "The robber inths front olthe store purchased anewspaper from 15.31ur.OldCoueenDWlcafl. She began ringinup the sale ofl the cash register and when she looked up there was the gun,' Mrs Duncan said mRs. DUNCAN CHECKS BULLET HOLE 71111 8herilfcomffnedthetwo - di _____ MODERIv i 000NESBURY ArAMMARMOM 'P4 1Wlr 51ZRUINr ANt) • .-(.. ;4.i4, "After the WA robbery (which also involved a am denunding narcotics) we decided we wcren't going to keep it all in the same A. Nell, IS, during an armed TI4iI .. 0. - At the rear of the store, Robert Duncan, her husband. was filling a plescliption. "He turned around and looked. and the other robber was pointing a gun at him," Mrs. Duncan said Therobber atthe rear of the siore ordered the 11 persons Inside Herald IS W Tern N5 - -- V they had waited unW 6 o'clock there would have been only i ii _____ ______ _ 41111111k I the front. Murdoch. who still plays in _____ _____ ___ T 0 ere Ik o,_1' I ___ 0 very nice... rnoved towards the rear of the store while ftsecond rwuLined at ;TRI gIjjyJ tN ...He wasn 't for his wife. The answer Is that Mrs Culbertson and Miss Elmair ere The robber wasn't very happy Mrs. Duncan's account of the robbery-murder, follows: "Two men entered the store at about 5:45 p.m., one of them - ' bertson anti Mrs sinis were the two greatest women players of thom. early days o contract We asked the unluck y ex. ert ha nd of the(;e;r3uniUcRIest Ile replied, -1 had too right thumb The deputy, George Pfell, had gone there to pick up a The SIIfl( F lortif,, uhf n; wdrlted1ki, if Mrs seven notrump if my partner nawW ,. OWN% like a luxury Item that you've X CA 1 ' and the father of four was gunned down when he happened on the robbery. wC$1 .0 rlii E.t southh farocied but didn't drive for. I HoPm y ' Wyear-old gem we deputy for ttw Semilnole Sheriff's department duced the ace of clubs Ae South. Opening lead. Four, were down two on CAC UP oFcluss of all t1ne IV half of /I' • Being robbery victims is nothing new for Robe rt Duncan and his wile, Caroline. The Casaelberry couple who operate the Longwood Pharmacy In Longwood Village were robbed for the second time In six monu Thursday - each time by armed robbers looking for - the same reply. Several tricks later when he pro. MA S-j. ..\ 1 I replied. 'So clubs, thank You.' I asked aiunn and got bl Both • on narcotles . .; NEST A'%~ 1, , ByDENNISFEOLA hleraldStaffWrfter A he turd any dubs and he - scratch h U robbers seeking narcotics, more than 10 held at gunpoint. . . result, one sheriff's deputy reserve officer discarded aspade. I asked if be noinew You're already " i",. '' ll - East dropped the five' ilfl(IhC + 4A i1- .. Reca s... i . "ft was notroubk for tijrn, M)1.T11 OTHER: Small NEWS ITEM: Longwood Pharmacy West opened the tour of clubs. tic played rn> queen. • 10172 4 j 95 HAIR: Gr.y.'brown -; -.. new "flow did he go down' we asked. blight eventstoday. It iJg) ' i play 93 • 4 5)66 13 Medium Z. .-' . gunned down. uosvuona desire to end the used an mis column and Ij'J7 iil bidding ,and had to let hhii a - W g st 9 you need a favor, don't hesitate Members o opposite sex many for any one to stand two best M Al ., w are particularly attracted to tomake i$kiiun. out. This one Is my worst, OlhC1ObLm1 Ofl& Mu_ES (March Mpril 19) you today. Even people you but it ha ppened twenty 5IW%i'4lFHIsT)IIII ) %•• ears ago when an Insuffl This Is a good day to be extra- didn't know even not iced you 00 )01, h~ a questio"? P, cient bid barred your part. solicitous dthoeeworking for WWcad admiring glances your ""' IV'st' 45$, ncr. I sat Nort h a nd you or in your behalf. It will way. playing cut-around, high. Jacot,7 s CJf 1 I/itS stand you in good stead now. as SAGflTARftJS(Noy. 23.Dec, stake rubber bridge with th D'h'Jjhys.;fl.i5,,,a; 21) '11w motivation you need worst player I have ever sfjmpt'd SC// well as In the future. ,i'ssr'ae.,' known as my partner, TAURUS (April 20-May 30) today is not of the bread andlope s 'e CClOSeiJ The "i> six-notrurnp bid was snfetesfirig questions 4,!! Romance could be one of your butter variety. It Is something SPIDER : I ___ LP_ - . BRIDGE kQ7 EAST 4 WE • BUILD: ' BULLET HOLE IN PHARMACY WINDOW do contain lots of fat. 63 ' '. •. •e.• •'•• ' "i" cube contains 960 milligrams of choice. That will rWe out some sodium. Try to leam to cook of those foods you are using with spices to add flavor, in- which contain no cholesterol e arli if but your husband likes it, and other I am sending you Tiv Ileauth i spices. You militt be surprised [Alter number 1-3, Diet, your copy of Astro-Graph because you care for thezn. You Letter by maIling 50 cents for wlll recelvemorethanyou give deny you very little today. 11 Bugs BUNNY , . ".- meal are loaded with sodiwn limes as much or more than the chloride. One average bouillon grams of fat, that food Is a good new hairstyle or make-up. or rendezvous with candlelight redecorate your dwelling. and wine for you and the one 0 I) E boh)*akwidproterncontains about four calories while a 250 milligrams of sodium monounsaturated fat and I ride ary table saft). gram of polyunsaturated d° s2ullon th and the total grams of caraie using to add taste to the bohydrate pius protein Is four rig curry powd - the point that a gram of car. t LEO (Jul y 23-Aug. 22 ) Be each and along,self.addreaseij, In an unseLfish manner stamPed 10 A5ttO. VIRGO (Aug 23&i* ' . a fat Ifor sodium is equivalent to abotit gram of sa urated t, I gram lies ahead for you' Send for willing to help others today PRISCILLA'S POP '. , of sodium chloride salt. It or less of the fat In a food Is c r . forehead. Missing unshaven are from fat. This Is based on HEIGHT: 56-I WEIGHT: 160.165 . -• cheekbones, help. Salt ls sodium chloride, gram of fat contains tune CANCER (June 21-July 22) In Like to find out more of w hat .-. - ;4,4 ,_,. 'i' .___ AGE: 45.50 .:' Ii '.iE,.' .- -f -. . 4.' - fat before making stews That percent or less of the calories AT WIN '-'U CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. ways that are not immediately 19) Others find you charming evident, you are lucky today. YOU'RE A ''WEIGHT: 115-120 percent of all calories in your VOURBIRTIIDAY involvulwlth,orltcoujdeven it) (lWU) and JAsIF.s JA(ou1 Dec 30 1577 be sornebocbr new. You wflJ have more time to GEMINI (May 21-June ) -------------------took inc out but He sp)iiei spend on pleasurable pursuits You are extra-fortunate if , that plan. lie bid six hearts this comIng year. Things will be managing or di recting (hone NORTH over m> six notrump so when he corrected to seven 4AQJI better careerwise and you will you love today. What you do can hearts I was barred from the 2 have a freer spirit to travel and be a special benefit to you, too. ! I ?.AIJMi.A MM) *JD5 \ 85 ARTE GOOD ItCMNJNJ1) A 00 £XTE&3D3 J CRff iJCttJ MID . . 'n- .4 . added toabeef pot roast will do give you some general guide for Its flavor, lines, but itwilibe just a start Irasllywixhthefoodlndustry for what you really need. By ________________ byHowleSct,neId.r Lff fAl.L't' ISIJT THAT -- low fat food hi,band a diet should come luse Egg Beaters, Morning (romthetalfat.Agoodwayt Star cholesterol-free breakfast estimate a particular food's fat nukes it very tasteless aol add one two bumoncubes. Can you help me? DEARREADER- You need l!11 •': ' and you will get about I gram of calories. sodium in two and half grams It isn't perfect, but if a t hird 40 --- HEIGHT• 5'6" wbichareveryamallservings, carbohydrates and proteins, have all the fat trimmed from That total should be four tunes ' 23 — ______________ — .) , them. I boil chicken and bed, the weight of the total fat in that IjA it stand and remove all the food. In such a food, only 32 20 72 AGE: 35.40 Asaba.slcrulc,nomorethan( - — — ' .. saturated fatty acid trace, they don't seem to realize this to tie these figures and If It Li a — 4 — — — ——— -.. sail to grams a piece ca e for Labels may read "Polyun shoppers, but for some rcaijn 53 Combine 8 9 •.j"t ,;', -.. salt- would list the food values in low-cholesterol saturated two grains, total fat or don't want to do It. — 13 27 28 29 / 6 7 19 L I sounds ' easier for everyone and would Ls sAum the sme thing as make conversion from ounces 5 1 short sleep 9,d 10 Canticle R9 HAVE YOU WWMW 1W Ma TX N I 33 Resentment aviator Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents ONE restricted djet,but the labels on calories rather than than the dietary food confuse me. grains. That would make (abb, ii — — by Art Sanso ________m -- 2 fat 31 Addition to a 50 Flying saucer house g 11! huhIh Wood pressure. Iam trying to feed him alow• one 40 Rub out 11-14 39 Low vigsta. 26 tight sarcasm 19 Companion of 29 Joggle odds player Mel - Lamb endd a partial obatruction in the artery of the other kidneY and I Point of land 19 Small valley 4OW.aaway 23 Zeros 43 Fred Astaires 2 Beehive State22 Slop 7 Downy duck 24 Capital of sister 3 Romanian 30 Tibit 15 Arizona City w Jrocale currency 28 Seodist 48 gage. for 34 Bygone days 35 Farm animal 70th Year, No 113-Friday, December 30, 1977 E 37 Animal waste chemical (ab 33 Infirmities ° 21IIt!1 7 DOWN socssty(abbv) 21 Leases bloc JfIE I Dr. choleterol. lat, and salt-free ets. My husband pass operation for tery to one He :: : Annapolis (abbr) IS Hams 20 Women' s J _ 'IgJ About Diet Food So Natural bbir 13 Tittlie F6 Distance 14 Finale . messurs 15 Author Fleming 16 Dampened to 58 Chooses 59 Cuts of, reatest Graduate - WHAT ME 'lOLl Some Confusion Answer to Previous Punli fabric NQ IT TUNA FISH They could hay, law enforcement agencies, with the druggist dropped the gone In pillowcase, As Duncan complied. the more than 20 Central Florida robber Involved In the struggle circles all night' gunman In the front of the pharuiacy spotted Mcil. Pfeil drive them away. Wertz and the junnan each ftM two r2twed to drive the pair and shots, ainid Pfeil was MW& He pys do car's keys to the men, wushot inthe tam and throtio who drove to On rear of warby "It's just amazing how allthese pillowcase containing the drugs fellow officers turned 014 and and (led. worked through the night without sleep," Polk said, Police said the bloodhounds lost the scent about midnight A PuM in Pfed's car when and their trail ended wair E. L he wet Wei the pharmacy was Wtijimmun Road. Today one of the gun='s bulliets ments wed through the pharmacy IU two abandoned the car ArMW Tile auk ..........41-A window and into a wall. The and Pad an toot. Bridge ............. Sheriff Polk wed W to the clikalikir front door wild struck I d*" scene of the Aooft, then to Comics case, said Spolsid. Florida Hospit.al North, where Crossword . ............ 4-B . ........... .................$-A OURSELVES ........... 4-A Sports Pfell fell on a sidewalk about Neil was taken He later joined Editorial l.A Police are looking for two the MIcopter and plw, said sponin JOIVI Spoliki this six feet from the pharmacy Mrs. Pfeil and her four DtAbby ................. Tekilsiss .................2-B - bath white males. One is the sheriff. morning gave this accolad of doorway, Spotski said. children. wherwgeln age from DTIaab 4.8 Weather -----------------2-A - - --., �FL _Frijy, D.c. Stewed -- VYCftD INBW MADRID, Spain (UPI) - A bus jammed with Spanish marines returning from Christmas leave collided headon with a truck today on a rainslickened highway near the northwestern town of Leon, killing at least 24 People, police said. Police said fl marines and two people riding in the truck were killed and 19 others were injured. The early-morg crash took place on the national highway linking the northwestern Galicia region with Madrid. Police said the bus carried between 60 and 70 marines returning from Christmas leave to the naval base of El Ferrol. There was no immediate explanation of the cause of the accident. Park's Testimony Delayed SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) The U.S. Embassy said today the announcement - 1 of a U.S-Korea agreement on businessman Tongsun Park 's return to Washington to testify in the ' Koreagate" scandal has been delayed until Saturday. The agreement was to have been announced today in Washington and Seoul, but tin- specified "procedural difficulties" en- countered by U.S. Ambassador Richard L. Sneider forced a one-,day delay, an embassy spokesman said. Canal Treaty Foes To Meet PANAMA r'rrv n.._. ,.,.. i, rsumuj 'vri - TWO Senate foes of the Panama Canal treaties - SIMINOLI NO fl$41I.CAiS.l. PULAWIKI SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. a Now Jersey Over Christmas Leave Killed Lai IN 711 CIRCUIT COURT OP NI 11Th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR COUNTY, FLORIDA. Marines Returning From 4 Leo Neft bwAwq corporation. PlaI,WItf. -v. lIST, hit wIN; and RUSSELL LEST. his ills; and RUSSELl. D. McGLONE and MAUDAIENE 0. New Yew's Eve: A night an width otherwise rational people find themselves dancing with lampahades on their Take a couple of aspirin before you pass out," Vicki Robb at The Qub Sabla suggests. "01 course, you won't have a hangove r If you don 't atop drinking" she added. Fortunately, for Vicki, elw dceant need a hmgover cum "I can got ripped and never have a hangover," she said. U you're not as lucky as Vickie, perhaps you'll like Darüw MacAleeri soggeated can: Sauerkraut )Wee. A barmaid at e Arso's Capri, Dorine hasat peracnaUy tried the e. "I'm a beer drinker," Dorine said, "I always have a beer and tmnito juice" "It's the lair of the dog that bit ron" that will e you, Beverly Riegel, barmaid at the Sanford Inn, said. In other words, dunk what got you dnmk. *ron Smith, barmaid at the Sanford Marina Holiday Inn argues there are on magic remedies. "There's not a cure for har.govera, Just lot of sloup." - DENNIS SaøcI of ha S. they *Iiosgd change their minds. . Robert Dole, R-Kan., and Paul Laralt, RNev., Thursday toured the waterway and with rnilltaTy personnel and resIdents of the Canal Zone. They said afterward they rnained oe4 to the proposed -_ Auld Lang Syne 1977 --Almost.. B United Press International Guy Lombardo's Royal Canadians will still break into "Mild Lang Syne" Saturday night at New York's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, as they have for the past 12 years, but It will be under his brothers' direction. Lombardo died in November. Another New Year's Eve tradition will be broken because Ben Grauer, who announced the dropping of the big ball atop the Allied Chemical at the st ro ke of midnight, died last IFEOLA May. the relief 0inafided In the ngtaint. and fITNESS my find seal of S Court at 5infov, Sam W104 r'sty. Florida, thi$ 31st day of e,ub.r. 1577. ii Ar?PI,ar H. Sec kwltti, Jr Clark of The Circuit Court Or: Mary N Darden Dapuly Curt Inn Dec. 73 30. 1577. Jan a. I), -- e • fl Bad Translation 0: Poles Insulted ___ ft EMM111 TOO" UPI We* U...WARSAW, Poland - Sadat On __ Car,E u': 'B Tu _ The Trror: C l* IN BRIEF MICHAEL S iff ALEXATO'r TRUSTEE. rie$tIng Me Winter Springs to annex Ii cats AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO ANNEX THE HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED LANDS SITUATE AND BEING IN SEMINOLE pnty. F lorida. COUNTY. FLORIDA. PURSUANT oueerwmeollc.,ngit.msof. TO FLORIDA STATUTES III 044. row'ty which are located In and PROVIDING ZONING FOR THE PranentIVin1talIidMa part of SUBJECT PROPERTY C impq n $,4 land PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND ang,. Dishwasr.er, Di sposal. Wall MENT OF THE OFFICIAL Wall CilPetlug ZONING MAP AND THE CITY'5 You Orl? wNry required to serve COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE C07 of your Aniwer or other PLAN PROVIDING DIRECTION eidInUonain1iff1att,r,,,,. TO THE CITY CLERK; Associate Counsel: S. Kirby SEVERABILITY AND EF oncrlef of SHIPfHOLSER 1. FECTIVE DATE. 3GAN & MONCRIET. P0 So. A copy sitalI be available at m, N. SaniOrd. Florida 33fl1 and Off" of In* City Clerk of the Ci ty o, YLOR. ORION. BUKER, I Wider Springs. Florida pol, all 1EENE, 1451 flIctell Avenue. persons desiring to examine $a,n 61'"i.FlOrida 33131, Tel. 375 flo) ALL INTERESTED PARTIES 0 •le the original Answer or arein vi,edto atIondandtobehoor d adq in m, Office Of the ClerPu of THIS NOTICE ltObe published In o Cowl on or before the 3n, day me Evening Herald and in lanuavy,'1571 IIy toil po daM Sentinel Star, both nowsgopers op a iauff will be entered against yo,, general circulation In Mid C.?, on di tdral f reedom I important than em." _ mar CITY OF Legal Notice WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA GO PeSlic HsNI15 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Op THE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by CUlT. SININOLI COUNTY. theCAYCOalcllcltheCwyofWww,q FLORIDA. WWS5. Flo'lda. "IN Mid City CASE NO. fl.UI.C*I).A ELLEN L . DSANTO. Way.Januaryfl,,,i,.,i. P14jOfff P.M. or is thiflftSf 05 vs PWIM" PS Wldef the DAVID A. DeSANTO. Personal an Ordininc. W the City ofOØIen WedSr Regviitateyo of the Estate of Springs, Florida, tlt4 51 ofuldu IS as ELLERY 0. DISANTO, Decs.si. follows: DAVID A. DdANTO. acting as AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY "Trustee of the 'DeSanto OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA Children's Trait;" DAVID A REPEALING SECTIONS *4-1 and DeSANTO. individually; and 1430F ARTICLE I OF CHAPTER DAVID ROVINE. II OF THE CODE OF OR. DINANC S OF THE CITY; - .. AMINOID CREATING NEW SECTIONS W. NOTICI OF ACTION W4 14,301 ARTICLE I, CHAPTER TO DAVID A.Dc$AfflO. acting .s II; CONFLICTS. SEVERASILITY "Trust"" of the"D,Santo AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Ckii' Trust." 3:M VU Lydia A COpy Of slid Ordinii'i shill be Virginia Virginia2210L arid DAVID ivillabie.t the QIPICi of the CIty A. DSSANTO. itidlVI*Mfly, VU .- City of Ia"Ss y a Place. V Llouua. Virginia 7715. all YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED examine tIle same. MO anactionlorstarin a deed and All Inter,siod parties at, invited mortgige, to ?e5Cid and cancel an ,O attend and be Mare assqtwnent of mortgage, and for at. DATED ,his 73rd day Of acCouWIng on the following property December, 1577 In Semeoie County. Florida: City of Winter Lot 433 of VAN ARSOALE 5p.In9s, i..n..Ir .. s..- ...__-Florida (Continued From Page IA) gun and my mind went blank. "I WOO nombI bed afseflng there was going tobea problem I wasn't going to be surprised at anything." Mrs. Duncan asked the mm at the rear of More, If sie could take her daughter and two children ages five and two, who were in the stcre with their father, Into a radroom at the rear of the pharmacy. The robber agreed and the four locked themselves Inside the restroom. One customer. Mrs. Duncan said quoted other witnesses as saying, attenpied to leave the More through the front, apparently unaware of the second gunman. The gunman stopped the man, took the money from his wallet and spun him around. Almost Immediately after, Mrs. Duncan said, the first shot, hitting the deputy, was fired. "The man at the rear looked over his shoulder," Mrs. Duncan said. "Bob knew If he didn't do It then he would shoot him." Robert Duncan grappled briefly with the man at the rear of the store and second shot was fired. Shortly after the second shot, Robert Duncan appeared at the rear restroom. "Oh my God. I thought I was shot," Mrs. Duncan quotes her husband as say1n. "He missed me by an Inch." "He could have killed Bob, but he didn't," Mrs Duncan said. She said she heard a third shot, after her husband and two others locked themselves in the restroom. The seven persons didn come out of the restroom until police arrived about 6:30 p.m., Mrs. Duncan said, although she heard one of the men leave through Its back door of the pharmacy. "Everyone was really cool," Mrs. Duncan said. "The children, they never cried until their father came Into the restroom," Mrs. Duncan said she spent untIl 6:30 a.m. at the Seminole County Sheriff's Office with 17 other eyewitnesses giving accounts and aiding In the drawing of composite photographs. "We were all awfully thankful no one else got hurt," Mrs. Duncan said. FLORIDA 8 1 Tons Of Pot: It 's Largest Haul In History MIAMI (UP!) Federal drug enforcement agents weighed the last bale at sundown Thursday and came up with the largest haul of marijuana seized in U.S. history nearly 81 tons In one week. Street value of the total haul was worth nearly $48.5 million. All but a small portion of it held for evidence was fed into incinerators under the watchful eyes of armed federal agents. The "marijuana weekend" began for Coast Guard, federal Drug Enforcement Administration and Customs officers last Friday when Fort Lauderdale police, tipped by neighbors, arrested 13 Latins unloading nine tons of marijuana from a fishing cruiser. - ", - Lot 54. W000CREST. UNIT '$REE, according to tie Pta, ierent as Lecttrded in Plat Book IS. 11 9e 51.PcR,c ,asof,,,,j, - agreed to meet today with Panamanian Wader Gen rTjto bar his vjew,(m why NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV meCity CociIofm, City ofw,,,, Springs. Florida flat said Council fiS received onlical Friday, Dec 30,1577-3* Robbery Nothing New To Druggist, Wife CITY OF WI NTER SPIINO5 FL ORIDA ii NSiiteSiPvSIlcNsa, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. fOfliwie5 $U5W Pirty Lels I and 2. EsWzmlnger F arrft MCGLONE, his wife. Addition No 3, according to t he Defendants.tMcI. as recor ded In Piet Boo NOTICE OF SUIT Page 9. Of the Public Rerc,es v TO: Seminole County. Florida. its, 4 RUSSELL. 0. McGLONE and west IN feet of Let I logethof with MAUDALENE McGLONE. all of Ihe right of way of Old s.,, his wife ford Oviedo Rood IyWiq ove so WaIta 1111* circle the aforadeIcrIbid parcel Cartersville, Gosrpa Said City Council w ill hold & publO YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Mating at 730 P.M. or as loon ttuof a Co,lalid fit been flied ttwcoofl.r as possible. on you by the Otalntiff In the January e, irs. to consider ,h IbevstyIId Court and cause Pit ttie adoption of an Ordinance by the Ci tye 4 R,tpOSe of tOMINW4 the mortrj.g, of Winter Springs, Florida, ten, me tollowing dis?bed'(WOpifty. eiCh is0$ follows ?vate and being In Seminole AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY lflty, Florida. and more par. OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA ,CVlirtV described as follows: TO EXTEND ITS TERRITOR,A What...? The road to Lids silly hebavlor Is often paved with boor., and the price yo u pay is comma* known as a hangover. In preparation for Jan. 3. experts In this psilkular field, bartenders and botmai (ruin 11ro,hoi* Sffnble C.wity and a local druggut, were 5*. v&4 tot utldctes for that morning after hangover. The drud, Carroll arr.pier of Eckera Drop In Sanford, rotonvnanth dewed tiin4os over grits or toad End bocon. "It works wonderfully for me," inipler said, "I's the bed I ever had." Staznpler said It Is 11* fusel oil In alcohol that mikes you drunk. and apparently the dewed tMoes nbiort or .5iso ve the Lt He also said acme liquid Ptümlne. H*OCIOIid e always help. You can got It In pill form as vitamin B-li A "Red.Eye" Is offered by longtime bartender Nick Made of Mr. Vs. The cure consists of a warm bottle of l*er, worthegthjre and t.abaaco sauces, salt and pepper arid tomato Juice. It's an old remedy, Monte u Ms Evening Herald, Sanford, I, Notice I a at Askew Neutral In Race li TALLAHASSEE, Fla. UP!) Gov. Reubin Askew will probably stay neutral in the 1978 gubernatorial race, forcing Lt. Gov. Jim Williams to win or lose on his own. Getting involved In what he expects to be 'a rather spirited primary" would make his final year as governor more difficult, Askew said Thursday during an end of the year interview with UP!. He also vowed to veto any bill passed by the 1978 Legislature that weakens the Sunshine Amendment and gives five senators challenging it in court 'an escape provision." ' - time cacti wooS for Pour consicuty,1 weeks Prior to ttie time of Die puI' Pealing. DAY ED this 9ti day of DiCefribr 1517. City of Winter Springs. Florida By: Mary Norton. City Clert GARY I. MASSEY. ESQUIRE Aflamoide Springs. Florin 317 City Attorney PubilsA-- Dec . 9. U. 73. - * 1517 Nersid Pheiss by O.o,'. Skr$nr THE MOBILE COMMAND UNIT SET UP TO COORDINATE SEARCH EF FORTS 'Oh, my God, I thought I was shot...' I- ,0 Smathers Eyes 2 Posts IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN APU1 FOR SININOLI COUNTY1 FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 171955CA4I.L Be:The Marriage of JOSEPHINE N GREENE, AND DOUGLAS GREENE. Raspono, p..nd NOTICE OF SUIT To: OouIis Orion., Residence and Mailing adre Seth unS,n You a,, heqeOy notified that a ionForDtu.yse,ofMa?,,00, has been 1140 ogiinft you. and you are rewired to MI've a Cy Of your TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UP!) -Secretary of State Bruce Smathers, as part of campaign strategy, states In writing he will run for reelection to his Cabinet post while planning to enter the Democratic gubernatorial race. Sy Holzman, Smathers' press aide, said Thursday It would be "anticlimatic" to formally announce his boss' plans to enter the '1978 governor's race. Holzman said Smathers made the filing for secretary of state to follow a newly passed state law requiring unannounced candidates to list specific offices by Jan 1. LOCAL CBerJOHN BEAN AIDS POLICE BUNT ONE OF THE MANY ROADBLOCKS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY 'His New York Cop Rough, But...' " talks with Glott aid other leaden were likely t human rights crusade to Days center on Poland's need to if any- on Richard W Vast, A,,,,,, Communist Poland Thursday ,or Petitioner. MOM whOsi adorns ,s 11 export in Lid _._ Sen,lnoIa Slvd. Cassilber,,, nigit with gradlago of good lw. United States and Its rsui flU..al cs. and •ii, Ph, will. Bat many Poles , way out of situations." alders Dime Turner, and Lyn jumped Into Florence's lap and happen," was all she could say. while they were away for By JIM HAYNF wlgfv with (IN tierS oc the aisi for $200 million worth a biqft and angry beca,.. of a the Dlscuii, M.ftI.it Plelt was cflsdas It he understood." ____ ____ styled Court., SatWOVO. , agricultiral Herald Staff Wrfter S.' Wo, hil" to day. export credits. _ holidays miotru%ulation of his *IZP*t Snüne (ow*y IffJofm Covnt7 Florida on or before old Amy, a - student at Duke born in Brooklyn, Oct. 3, M. "7ty say While tha Pt.ld.n1 waj &at full day on Funeral arrnnpmsats will na day, ____ February Is?. 1I7i Otherwise a -I1.J Polk broke the news to Uni v ersity, and served as a private N.C., the first The sleepy Wakiva Springs understand," commented Pflil dirim the eveningMrs. leaders, Mns. istavtt may be wwerw he conlded thlt.afternoon. l$,INd3 od.m triP ndled Carter had Polish a separate Md class In the Marines during family assembled at the Nell community Jut w-. for me ?4460 praled for in the Diane Turner, Pflel's sister-In- ,u.p.nn.lIv for wedh4ayfog C' OflkI t..I.. W..l.1 W IT I.. ek. fl..UI.. efvaaI Iah •li program met marred the ocisulni I.-.. .w..a..J n j -nfl,. •uw '"a' '" Petition filed to iiiS*ttl, tPe action. q "," "R' for Thursday, night's tragic law, "but I believe now they Including a walk throl4h the This notice %hall be Published once family through most of the Cai'.r's i*inedey, 1L1Ninil at the tomb of Poland's carefully theater. death of reconstructed old George Neil. do." a week for four (41 Consicusi,, Unknown Soldier, a visit to the town of Waruw, where more 'H. night. never trip because many Poles Warsaw Ghetto monument After returning borne wtekS in the Evening Herald, Some 15 hours after the _____ ____ Sanford. Florida thought the president made Attending ColtnnblaUnlversfty, 'The dog ... cried The family movea to drugstore shooting death of than 90 per cent of the buildings CI, Egypt (UPI) - President Meat Sadat was not ready vulgar and insulting remarks imparlilUt n-.T p used his gun' Wtiui5 my hand arid the Seal of he served 22 years on the New Seminole County four years PfIel, neighbors either had not were dedroysd doting world for Pr Mid Court on the 7)0 do, of CIWs public rejadlan of his by '".'Id for I leaders, a fuliscal. news Z Ms asrivaL York city police force. as If he g ago. Be p was a member of the learned of his war today. George Jr.. 22. Is death. or we r e 11. The an has ben OtMrvIne it w a cordial cuaf.i..o. sad a date dimmer. rebdhulatasltwutnulernh accord lr,o is put mer,51 recsr In jj He served In the 73rd and Eka Club, and Assumnpilan keplflg to themselves.really a junior City Clerk ad Us hUt nkit Quickie Licenses Plating bdwsan C1ot ad understood' P1.5 5is1 1. Page 3111 the Public GARY I. MASSEY. ESQUIRE Artier H. Seckwtnu, sr In New York Lutheran Church. out "I of respect for his father. 107th precincts don't think they know tag hladqiy a ads pee Arab hUdlinue Records of SemIn.Ie County ARIMIiVC iprsige, Fwida Clerk Of the Circuit Court , -.' - Pt (' to Pasty lauilot He Is In Army Officer Can about It yet." said Ken Turner, Florida. By: Mary N. Dirden City Attorney 1 1IM ihel7 wekom. lI*. wife, Florence, a For Hurrying Drivers 00 insa. 'hUces r a Edword Giseb Md a worm palm wurn mod of whomfrom link the on 0epuP Clert P45 been filed iabnsi yj a, y Nell's laother-ln4aw, who lives didate School at Fort Bennlng, PIAIis,: Dec. 35. 1S77 'He never hurt The two families had recently 11111d Md lift it, ilihod Ms Pw5H: from Orly riNile ___ ed $5 kde of closer a of yr DtilO Ga. next door on Ingram Cou*t pur ch ased bro th er and aider operating 'room with America as a By United Press International Florida ise ptecadoes orittendilans.Lifanyt.flonG PNTNICIRCLJ,TCOURT, ANO len John, 17, Is recent U.S. German Shepherd pups. Pith ffospftaj, OrInjo.atShe "He never hut fly In DEIIi3 AND a fly In his life...' posift an the h. SPEER. Attorney -w)tagfirst Poles thea cuontertglance to Soviet Inwas FOR SSMINO4,h COUNTY, president's First was t rion the p to quickie pants press, then fastlife. they say he drew his gun Navy enildee, stationed at the named the one which belonged grief-stricken by the turn of Pis ,ntOff , *twse address is Ii) West FLORIDA. I am. readings: tern. Commercial It was like Ca..rs Status, King Ists daughters or the tailor Coemmumig nation. Street, food service. Now Massachusetts has come up Sinterd, CASE NO. 77.7l)5.ta, and fired, but I don't believe it Naval Training Center, to his family Bo, said Diane, events and,, sitting in the living who designed atare, s ewaigb lewi, Florida 32771, on or before of The family had recently new c'cthm. Jaasry SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE Carta. elm putlldy AMenwith a driver's licensing procedure He had never used his gun. We Orlando. Alice, 14, Is a student and no one else could hold It. room, was at something of a passed for the the Arab U IM, and file tie originol with COMPANY, a corporatlin, world bad Amori up plans attend a New to tooaids, they would ely med lad Rama, on behalf of each. repressing the army, $1; yesterday's high, N; 3". the Clerk of this Cowl s.ffisr befit, PlaintIff. talked about his days as a cop in at Forest Lake Academy, motorist on the go-but only for special "it was highly Independent loss for .wor dipid a a'4 , Year's Eve party because Pflel a.4ad by an cad r Md laud l'lM batsettle pressure, all; service navy nd air on PlaWIfrg Of - ifew _it VS. New York City, and they were Forest City. dog, but when we found out customers, says the Boston Globe. Among the CITY OF WINTIR SPRINGS "I still can't believe had promised neighbors he 'dity 100 per test; over the 'optkm IS pas1071 food rift M1IUIN4 human "L Live the Presided!" rthtive @ KEN INGRAM and DOROTHY rough but he always talked W FLORIDA Pfld is also survived bY George had been killed, the dog something this terrible can wowd watch their houses of the C11110 c a default will be a,War.d against, t beneficiaries, the paper says, has been INGRAAt his wile. ef if.. rl. in 11t.I .pNch lid Castor deotondad Air Forte winds, cabs. 115*, 11 Is, a. in Dt.ea..1,,. the arvjvaJ P.recast: Mus hy du d, Ca roline Kennedy, state politicians, judges, a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Autb.rftje, were Is told Ms hogs, "The bask Sods _________ NOTICE OF ACTION • NOTICE IS HI1I$ GIVEN by of ___ WITNE$$mypla,a,of TO: newscaster release a composite shetth and some Boston Pt Bruins hockey ____ ______ _______ ffiSC*YCSWICIIa.CIty Winter e nues Cgert in Dicem' mn, i1, J01111MY 10 Pand, trIMd of the d Iiday. A KEN INGRAM and jadite, _ d1I if tee mci, but at mews players. Florida tCICELIA UNTIRSIROER ,, skewers tuday Ikr..gb (S.ali 1or a&n*.Ldrofj hold IS divides) frusdom liom more t7odStg. hu Odd rerat* CouncIl his rscebwed ageIlcallon by coafereace Thursday ARTHUR H. SECKWITH. JR. Residence UMt.iw of ' the SIMINOLI YOUTH RANCH, ... l. ,.. s .a. _Highs inday I..71. of --- __ &iuIy• nation was Assistant P.11cc of the Circus Court cwt Chief YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED INC.. requesting me City of Winter Lynn, Wonder, White On Top hU &.5 1t057 or ad, Car ter WWON said in di romast, In Eagith. Md 5i*, add 7. Lu By: Mary N Dsrden terpp.ri 1. Mv. lift S. a. an action is Isrici,.. As he drove dr away La Ma a mit. sprIngs to aiwun Daryl Guts said the two with a Depofy Clerk .J of j© 'ieee on a. n.iislig real property descrIbed property me PoIlolnq 1001911111 upper us. adL 4p patou. men home, WUow Palace, once "pciaai Is the "craj home 1001911111 In question were Puetisti:Dec 30. 1577. Jan. a. is. r. Situate Ni Se'nbwie County, Florida. "H. Is a dsot &hUd," aid Ss after leaning of Carter's the u''n,r raaenc*ofpog of more than $ mIllion Loretta Lynn, Waylon Jennings, Stevie Lets). S. Entiminger Farms "completely cleared." '57$ delaIbed as hobewi: Addition according to the pl at pic rejedlon of an independe TMDES DElLS Wonder and Barry White nt P.labdi date. "H. has my kings, one group olyo*mg Poles Americana, panther in a top the list of Lot 7. WALDEN TERRACE. theraW. No.3. es receded in P14? SS S fail that, he known common effort agalad ,v own this ...Bat he Is Deyt.. Beach: high 10:44 according to Plat thereof as job very difficult held No si which said: deprivation." nominees for the fifth annual American Music Later In the day, LI. Dan Page 5. of the Public Records of "For we em Ipobdet Thi entamme, ma. What "We count an gn IN THE CIRCUIT am, Paged, 11:05 p.m.. COURT OP THE recorded In Plat Book II, Isv 4:13 am. of Seminole County, Florida; together you, America. Cooke, police Information Awards to be broadcast live from ePublic Santa R,cs,ds th IIGHTIINTN JUDICIAL of sminolo, aID, all of the ri. Mel-way of Old dR. prhe, me mad I And in Ms aiport 4:43 p.m. i IIpoethg the hapoe'isace of the Dual Us L" ____ -.. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE County. F ow l". officer, said they were vice 1119111111"film", mom, Monica, Calif. Jan 16. Each is up for three Sanlsrd.oyIado i.00d lying due 'I" .Carter COUNTY, FLORIDA. fi led against you and Soutti of the aftraftscriftiod parcel, Ik,.the omcial U.S officers, who recognized awards. Miss Lynn is In the running for best 5s duttuet His vote wa,er,d. His Ingram and Levie id a am., 10:44 p.m., I"4:05 am., CIVIL ACTION NO. I7331S-C*iI.I Dsro*y Said CIty COunCIIwIII themselves In the sketches li*M. interiireter ndaiuotal Carter ,'oldideological InyestmeeWs, a pirtnershlp Flor Is no: the MarrIage 51 You a,, hearing at 7:30 P.M.,toidap.,b1c nu' d p WON fluppIng He_v4ahwd this away, saying he several times and Polish their mauling ... the tMdc sows 09 P U. single, best country female vocalist countr or as ioon LADY shortly before the news LYNN N HANSEL. Husband, and requIred to savw a copy of yajr ther.eti,, as ootsist., on p#onday, fz1sWjp, world pe, Baypsrt: high 3:0 aim, 4:35 MILLIE U HANSEL. Wife fnk enkfremhiswenk1y1 uaJsyfad.Bdthjswuda.4nly Journalists said many of the ___ detenhis, If any, to this Jivary, 1515. and, alt rg with Conway 'Pwltty, best country conIerenc, to csnsioe tti( action an SMITH AND HAYDEN, -of the vy'--?hU I arid hi- p.m.,l.v1111s.m., pm. LYNN N. HANSEL. duo. Jennings could win prizes as best country " n4$05 Poles who Leaved - i.cou PetNIOIV. PA., ltor,iayj for the of Winier Springs. Florida, tine a Cold nightaktogyestthe of and for two of his Oflose address Is vocalist albums. VS ______ ______________ male 1314 , Saraett Sank which is S liello": 11,111,11" a__ __ sainia oVk"bsfore-saby*stithg, pr*.uI Asked why Gates bad met MILLIE U. HANSEL, "first sad Jacksonville. Florida explained who the met AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ___________________________________________________ 33353, and I5i origInal With the up file Is I t vase .d" by what OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA NOTICE OF Ofthesaov,spy40 ,a, were, Cooke said, "Nobody ACTION Clark 1W MM he WEEleoblug for US Poseurs on In tl to mak, ft he TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL AREA DEATHS TO: M4lI4M,psa,ga beISV5 Ina 3etti day el January. l,i,, AND conowlesi at MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO aik"eremid -Cos owlig ci Felix Grucci, Jr. t may en- ANNEX THE HEREINAFTER in No prepared remarks in U Station Road flied against you ist the ria DESCRISID LANDS SITUATE WUHIO leman , lkn I5ri,$,wYork 'gaid Nith,a,, tim PsiULM l Gramkow.GaIau Funeral AND SlING IN SEMINOLE iou .er ' ' L. come .- to Ism y *ITNESSmyha,s.,,p,111 COUNTY. FLORIDA. PURSUANT Home, Longwood, in charge of Md (Wa romaihe MW daisy MdvnrI.It YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED said Court en this siti day of To FLORIDA STATUTES 1(1 044. David K. & Kathy A. Lyons, DECEMBER Mrs. L a. ad A WN Helen adird ard os, s, atr'n'neutt C ' __ _ W40 a Petit ion Is Disisegilon of December, 1,77. somw What be did ' girl, Sanford is ADMISSIONS PROVIDING ZONING FOR THE irs for the of 70 No. E emon, Winter __ _ Marriage Invo a claim tor (Seal) that LW . 4 he math M on the i SUBJECT PROPER TY Diane Keltt ,,, Arthur H. Seckwitti, Jr. mock" eftifylving IlL orprdor V-.d the Springs.died Thursday at. _ ___ Sam said D1SCHARG PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND doplompiloplehis inure 15 e tthin, propty Clerk if Di. CWVN COWl helle E. Leggore Mic N ot iiAa.. ______________ m to say. at bit MINT OP THE OFFICIAL 1 , Ib tsa Itevare Ca.nf Palmer Qarltcn I. Sr J-u;FIitII, s,.,, Mary N. Diqdi ZONING MAP Lordta Moran AND THE CITY'S Polesy." Lot Sand IidSISNWSiLof3I. Dp'iyC* __ ___ Evelyn M. DletrIchs AadI,,a'Y,O,MO COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE Dr Norris LOflhI NOCIII 1. SPRUCE HILLS SUB P NILIN In -111 a '35 $77JIn5)3 AN; .d.,..ei to Ma dipor. she had lived In Winter Springs Pim.r.l MM is, Mrs Jo hn M.Fttzpstrtck V111112611111111111 10 PROVIDING DIRECTIONS D IVISION, acw Temea W Smith LHs. V Ipi lure from Washington, the CITY lussof. rcci CLERK; Thomas W. George worldpress, he prulwldy did ad_lom$y adertain the in P1st Book II. ''L o is. w To me. ____ Jdferm B. Vanier $EVENAIILITY AND IFeged. PvbllC Records Of Brivald , "When I Y011111611991112. Iipnu. # F*I of talus. s. Ql Iii Hotaholder ,,•,WWs' $prinp , , ,,, FICTIVE DATE, NOTICI UNDSØ PICTITIOIjI George Waidvugel ouNy, Florida. be lift a" ma Slow to 9. A cupy shall 1wHe E. Leggore • P NAMISTAyy, sIaole at me Awgusnn,, Catholic CNvrc#,. ison flied against you and yew TO WHOM Gall A. Luje, Altamonte Aredsy. IT PIle MAY Offi ce of Ci pegetiating seesaw and with So" nm1tted by Ms awn ty Clerk of the City of ire reouireo CONCERNFrank Knight . with Me Ref . Ramer Iota F. to serve a copy of ya.r ___ Notice is he;agp gIhin m, t, Wl,W Springs, Florida for all' SPCIfl3$ =Enb,r MW of St. Augiatimwa fl$sn defsni.ps, If any, to It on endersIgned, mary Siikisi ,,. Thss vIsa ihatut to ad u.lg oat the F'Ma. - the sioceot in Brandee Jo Driger ' I)anlçl j. Currier, PS?Iuant Is tip. oenensieslring to esamw Mm, W. Savers, PetIflone's m.v anMe aii,bA*v I. m• ),Ighi N Ma ch, C-s ALL INT ERESTED PARTIES Alma A. Rithardion 'N'4 heer. hflajr.ey. wh55ea4d 15155 P1111) "icl Name 5$gie" Chapt, ' Irving E. Nelson, [)em building (wad Si 0* St. ii* cs,ujatj was a a amahU of South S-'ith A.Hws CSiSsf it Ne in,ited flgsij and 00 be Puisrd. SUPPER FOR THE WORLD Margaret E. Stewart Ivonue - P.O. I an,, TiftieSiN., MiDI, FiolidS SIaM,. will ____ liffief, C5.rcl. D.Bi --, Murray W. wish a. Cluck of THISPIOTI 1 of -isr bepIfwhpd Mi lMdar 't'w. Lagwsad Svsrise.6iass. 31111 es or sre .7 a. no Jeffsrmn B, Voider _ -T, , W. -, Margaret M. Hubsch, 809 p,1g lem. U.S. stopped in San*,, a. Iwotsa _" aes in me 5,15 JsIh.k Members of the lii r) !~ ; 1 - to ofca.,p of ___ D. , ,,,~~-" ila 51 51k as C*5 0 mis CiuS 1 the lord this week. (San. 11110 as ~ ` ' County Road Run16111111111 . . , a.F11CIt5MIsi Ni slId City, one Isuists 1 of*flI05d i N. Elk, Lake Mary ,N14c.55 _ Naomi K. Kidm, DelIa. mm,. is.: LII$UR$ "olvil ____________________________________________________________ j Dipford and World .0 11 SiltS a.ItutIyi ,--gi. inarso. ncr. Uf7. CB Club of Lana B,Glssaon, Lake Ma Friday,__ csmbir nasuu. MIL ALMA a.W. reit . I', siIitp.*, • - SI'. W LU'$COINIC w ,ip1jp ____ at dus im' lornacy - Editorial, , Clarence P Nicholls, Seminole County hMM b&6 '"'A. dired *'im-v i No. lii " " '" 1 5hS1S11t1IN. yo*rsl*aw, gskisl a ler ins Cbridina I,. $ d,. D. wm.,. N. w1 dIad is, ' o' ' '' ' ' I''(~~ VAL 4SI. WImler 5prNi., p CAT IDthis1Ildeyofgi,,,,q, Page IA) 411 110 ad Ni slid PIINisI. serve supper to In. *11 lad tIldap. C daughter, Natbalje Cr. .m sej P.M. asas Monroe to a. ca, in. . s WlTNCU5,a. 51 Herbert Orlando v Sr Tin Iaa.1 *.a* -. nsa. Prism Ms.. $g, L Stepilifli, Florida, ternatlonal visitors at I ati of Yades, Pin.; Ins Uan. MI$*SdISt Ckur is City1:l.wklIsr Wk Cin as npa.,, am it Shawn Savage, FOR THE BEST in Joshua Winter K lion, *wto. Fis.. .an a. ii,. main. psitiss .., . Wl p Sad) wo Ii, ft off= ruIIld Ni Ibid Sanford Civic rt Orange Ci dy I.. Center. __ ___ n Thwmd TV SERVICE Mdd ft UL I 60ftess we as 110ftn: Sy: Mary IPSIPSA. INC. M5 N. DId.., ~ Isu,;Md Qt About ISO adult William J. ls City Cn. C*k of me Cwcw Court Oft" Dow P. N iV&ihidbs.ift l_ 0.. Jud Judith A. King, La £'wdath, n iv.. a *.w.ss CALL MILLER$ Lini M Rotide P5'. SwaSSY trsm 5 is 7. GARY E. MASSIV. ESQUIRE Ray W. Mumbler, Benton, Ind. * Iy Mail: By: Mary N. Darden Where Quality Sells & Service Tells students from foreign V, ' d I. m.I $l5$ 13 1O4 dU (be Md a. aupbper. J PH 322 0352 Fvwrel Hem Si DetslatOr1.nda,O,an,c., Alianiont, Springs, Flor id a 32701 wa cues Deputy 'Ky. of p.s.ep. is ii, tae,. .5 p OMP Dec. . 20, * in Idl, nations who 104 E Commercial are atDiIiuSijr pip, City Attamsy Elaine Hakken & boy, 11F7 Raghpw if Yugawa. wsJi.ir-a-ws Dial 322.5762 , PS*: Deco. i , , Margaret Am PI1uii Dee., s,, , a vs.. lending [initona college In the Dliii BIRThS pri-i JIMMY-00'? 'I desire the Poles carnally...' , ac_ _ _____ PEOPLE . WEATH ' a a his - a ANALYS5 a - . c(f DOGE TY HOSPITAL NOTES I ____ . F '.,- '- - .. - - S - - - - . - J = I 1! * ___ - *,, _____ -t ,. ,, ~ I hVSURANCgJ -_ A ____ ____ OY Jr. ___ _______ , F - �Evesilng....7.8m Mttwi1ti Prnd Cater Is dli SIT*the 'Ter QS' top pe, 00 tea ad ThN. A CTISIs of the lam tel wWers were iperly y the "*fts of as far as Around P"" flndKtwm 0'*" and Cmas dios WM concerned this year. flee,ns ME y' there was an electrical op Plimm 10 PINS in for Jul about everything and doy were amongthe mod popsla gift Mass. The rash of electronic gomas that operat, as the television .1 21 even main it pondme for dw TV Wad &W to . the set play a Paw without favorite spot. (*ter electrical gadgets likely to be found under this year's tree were the curling Irons, hair blowers, crepe makers, fondue pots, popcorn powers donut makers, hot dog and hamburger cookers, slow cuokers, fast cooMers, mIsers, Inlnldeep fryers, Wonders, knives, pruces&,rs, slicers, 840ecuM g, JANE CAEL5Uh1(y cookie maker, elethjc blankets, coffee makers and dercv. This Year's fad gifts may prove to be something se can easily live without and will be relegated to the hack of the cupboard and evenhafly to the garage sale. Then again they may loin •11orgfl.N Friday. December 30. 1977-4A 5 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Pelgg, NORMAN Edkw RONALD G. BEM M,,irectw 9 oamj, Iloens Dsllvery: Wss, 16 cs Masib Modhe, 114* Year, $3LiO. By Mail: Montb $371; I Manthe,I $11.11; 12 t$33.40 _ Sanford And World Diplomacy F 4 I 4 .1 1 The Clock What do the city of Sanford and President Jimmy Carter have in comn'zi? An appreciation of the Significance of intetnatjonaj relations and world diplomacy, that's what For, while Mr. Carter and his contingent were embarking this week on their nine-day, SIX-nation tour of key places in the world, sanford was doing its bit. The city was playing host to its oni contingent - international in flavor. About 100 adult student visitors from the Middle East, Far East and Africa. ranging .age fr m 20 to 48, stoppedinS ford for a look-see and exchange of ideas with some of their contemporaries here and elsewhere on the globe. It was refreshing to note the many residents of the area who took time out to greet these visitors, of whom are attending colleges and universities in this country. The visitors could be heard chatting among themselves in their diverse languages, talking many things - some of minor import, some of of greater import. The happenings on the world scene were foremost on the minds ci many, particularly those representatives of nations In the volatile Middle the rnbotindlapeamble lahoraa*g devices that dedrkw pmw in Also b.& this Qr'Mmas bigger and brighter than ever were the elaborate outdoor ilgiding displays in residential neighborhoods after Qirm.s11 that remained dark in dthreice to at gas datlons, power blackouts arid shortages of foni OIL No, the Prg .11101 hasn't bew able to itil the ergancy of an ON alas to eMber the American people or Cbnçess. Let's Just hope the *gir "ghoda of Christmas Past" don't rasidarWig, as "ghosts of Christmas future" to haunt us. long Itom South Seminole developer E. Everett Huskey reports sales are going well for the $1,000 • couple dinners to be held at the French Market in bali Orlando at 7:30 p.m., Jan. 4, with Vice Preshlo, Walter Mondale as speaker. The all be a warm.op for the big "Salute toaffair the President" celebration for President Carter in Atlanta late this month. Pwdi*,, of tickets to the Orlando dinner will also ei*itIe t' couples to attend WRL I-EMS . o rm I out plaits - Wellcome to Maranathal I Where Everybody is Somebody and Nobody's a Stranger. _______ $ Ifllrjp. WASHINGTON - The Carter administration has quleeJy moved to ' lally reduce the copeoffts IM dluts tobring about ,, ot the federal regulatory Behind that White How ledlion to proceed cautiously on what only recently was a highpriority progiam h. the belated r'1', that the 'upvo.ely wrasi s.utt for regulatory ____ Good Luck IN TIMES LIKE THESE.... BE READY FOR THE -- By DON GRAFF SOON COMING OF CHRIST ) How will the public react to a government it In that We . language? Initially with shodi, we would guess. Inured as we have long been to the govern. -. mast's turgid way with the language, It is dlI. 1110(111 faced.. ficult to conceive of an official cunmimlcauon 1 board coalition pressing for a ' regulatory that does not appear deliberately designed to system ranaes (run ' East, where peace orosoect.c SiP nnaiini, ., I411t RalNadeto the Chamber of Commerce, Both It was fascinating that opinions of the native But A dispatch from the capiW Informs that a Republicans and Democrats advocate it, serious effort is Indeed underway to Introduce _____ _____ er and __ plain talk into the government's directly those of their respective nation's leaders. Wrs of Cewe. endorse the cqice _ municatlom with the tthe'try. ___ Sayed A. Hamid Hamdy of Cairo, Egypt, for despit, the badthi of virtually '*re Langvageapecla11gsareatworkjnkey with political dad in Oft cm*-' the task Is instance, was optimistic about peace prospects hi ____ agendas to translate traditional bureaucratese ing to be a dillicalt one ___ the Mideast:'i think it is a good step If a jat peace __ Into language understood and used by real from the can be achieved" be said of President Anwar , .ncbed heired peopis. At the Department of Enerejr, the tt io .r the of Sadat 'a peace initiatives. ciamodo for clear En" Is ,aj to rank right r.gvIi increased Mobility Then there was Ahmnad M.A. Matafa, a Jotup there with solving the energy crisis an the ust i c'piuiity of the vast sidestaking was ___ danjan who shares the pe.lmistjc view of ) — of of 5y Jan B. Schlesinger, the locoof a r. dsy4ong ndereiee hers leader, King Hussein. Answering a question from reported to have an emerving way of tossing sponsored by the American Enterprise tIthge FOREIGN WINDOW Into the air - which Is The Evening Herald on Wednesday, be said he de,dad (AEI), a W'bLagtoa.b. organization _____ robably preferable. for monk than at disagreed with Sadat's diplomacy. I think on '_ of public ___ the wrfte ,intyen Derapen talks are going to fail," he suggested. policy. Southeast Asia 'Peace' at On documents Department of ReaA Educat10 s,iiy written William agig PronmIre, DWIs.,____ chairman of the _____ Only a few hours later, his nation joined Egypt Senate, CThW1,, and Welfare, where there's no end of material to By ALAN DAWION in rejecting Israel's proposals for the occupied Soi*b. Asia' , work on a five-year Home of his top priority: regulatory BANGKOK. Thailand UPI - The sheill Even Radio Pimoni Penh, which rarely has proçam to rewrite some 1,000 pages of reform In the banking U& sosats of prcpagade are being drowned out by more than acorn for Cmbodla' a neighbors, has rigulatlofli A •-- nat.i, the the noise of the airplane_igh'ii %Wg , positive and ha declared Cleaning op Washington's language Is dearly areastjfl do exiil, even among mose studying in ,, SaWng but pm on thscountry.jtIs,. by I, much work is do liWe as yd be halt the °"oug" agandesOw left to be done befáre peace can be fliially secured. _____ Inswim From all the 1vnk I14 now other activity on the _ r ___ In bureaucratic beut thl prospect of actually F.auu,Board of So-at Asia may auttis at lad heo a sod- Sodhe Asia being undratoot Vld pndtlon change of ideas that is the cornerstone for eventual And there Is the legal as well as linguistic Harrison W,flfotd, the '4al of the Office of "They're trying to get their policies straight," Peace and harmony among all peoples. Patcviady theomong ThaI-Canan froigie aspect to consider. Government regulations can apo*lg, flash on point the many Management and Budget In charge of Caters said one espaleiced Wadern $I1l%at of And, in how many nations In the world, could the Khmer Rouge attacks have continued for 11 have the fore, of law and of neceeslty are often reorganization eftoits, nodded syip.thet1cafly. Cl4 sht 11es months. representatives like this freely express themselves COMPICIL , language must be not only corncompetition in , "But more than that, there's some ,e very Thailand - In an apparent effort to keep a cool preheneible, but of a precision to hold up In court. on key issues facing their homelands and the transportation area Is the major niphaut, for us hopeful signs - even, an o$Ifnl.t might my, a 'nOqiere conduct,, to hike - has col*In.,, world? 1173" Nevertheless, the word esperta say it can be somePuft 10 U10 UW to consider the fighting local, bUtdiir don.. And they have s*çpeil from the very m, i w,w spleld It is certainly food for thoiht. at. one. ____ Ptmom Penh has he. Ic1ally silent on dghod quarters for the effcet t i To 1mst Camimia in recent weoks have bonder war. We are proud that Sanford was able to provide Preddod Cater, not one b&naIf to garble CvI Mre.atJs Beard (CAB) on the . i' thi even part di of Barma and Lass, the for ___ Arid is many pwtk.it. in the U' has given the cJ'LuI his foreige g of ___ Malaysia and the deputy goveramant.to.go,,, All those civic v'otcs and individUals who talks are Iat. Special bI—I'. Getting Congre. to act on his rosi-isn (ICC) nd of fore., .dri,olv.d in the ,. made the visit to Sanford possible - including t11uII "ry. diplomatic liijtiy, EO ______ could, however, turn out to A Vjaen amhaadat4ge has visit. a Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, the Th be a simple matter compared to persuading the The CAB effort has, In effect, become a p ed Bangkok, the Malaysian foreign minister has "But practically all the goveru are bureaucracy to talk straight. Country Road Runners CB Radio Club, the Central esmpsign prOJ@d for the PMBurma, ned-wide the B4rmme presided has been talking to all the other govei" said an visited ,, Good luck - or maximized efficacity, as one Florida Zoological Society, and McDonald's to Curia and North Korea, and the Thai prime Asian diplomat .afloIu,d in znI4ht SAY in bireaucratese. Bangkok. "At J election, se. Edward M. Kannedy __ determined delve t Party et there is room for some pfln'Ln" Soviet Union. Vietnam' $ Orn Winging these bright individuals to the shores of A key is the oabnn is t new rnmtwy derngdlon. Further on government language, the visited bath Poking and ecuw. Lake Monroe. —od and Ms prime mr, fourmar Depatmetit The Air Tr :1 A,14asou of one The Viatn foreign Ider, Nguyen I Ge. z,ig But not all the on d Its standard reference worke. the ci7i promptly predeJ dire ike has bean trpvSll. He went to the poww 1011110 - or was it? 30. - of oc fuu,enat. of a of The latam edition of Ma dictionary d.,.i,e& of United l'atIom lad loll, is eckiLj be visit vn ,Ie aher ocaly taag C'?4keal titles, opdet.d from 1006, has been Take, for Instance, the cemment ci Motabar a p Tha ever the coNoLU,Z revised to Ilimbiate cosmolatloms of lea. MI Zaba rab ci the Yen Arab Repillc. , perigd. nd privately that a, "Draf ofop t of *dttsman," for ezample, has become w provided food for thought In a talk with Dr. Luis The ect of d . has bm to mate rappr& with West Bank of the Jordan River. So difference* 4ñoM p t àrt of the, ___ i. rA dleis But It is this kind of free expression and ex- Careacy restaurant -are to be commended for their role In Pere, one ci the visit's sponsors. Mr. Zabarah, a bachelor, Insisted that It Is not proper -as Dr. Perez stggested was ale case that In the United States all women are the bosses OmcowIe menarealways of the home. the ppg fr gen pt)y t5 of lndoc'. ' er" "bnt di' Is now for you guessed it - "bet boy." sMy Winds Of Change For Megrants? SIGNS OF THE THINGS TO COME1 LUKE 21:25-28 V DISOBEDIENT ! - TO PARENTS, I PROUD, UNHOLY II TIM. 3:1•3 I ,.WARSANQ. RUMOURS OF UNTHANKFUL, WARS - FAMINES, \ EARTHQUAKES Al MATT. 24:6-8 ( LOVERS OF PLEASURE=HAVING so handle A FORM OF h IM. 3:4-5 WHEN . THEY SAY "PEACE AND' RETURN OF SAFETY," SUDDEN JEWS TO LAND OF DESTRUCTION PALESTINE OMETH IS. 11:10-12 I THES. 5:2•8 4 WAUNGTON - The kederlants of south. outside Phoeiux, M11-owned of wodom -a Grape of Wrath," the Jo.d family was drIve matter of of rock fo B Goldwater. &A, by a brother Sen. fll4, practicality, i don't give a ... if the on by ri4 rrivin aagwu it jndce at keids of ch lemons M or not" 'Wsd he would bow and illegal aiim t pick Ms frult Arid, accor*g to owneis to 4ant strike aølon The __ ___ - prevMa a pldar,j a e wints to ta, riki aliens. J aul cei, the ranch foromesi, Fr Wadirn movie. But IMa land alan ers et cimge have started to blow among the WitlIstU.S.ng Sthu kIgpJ in the un&g' trc kind of ikami. Attorney Mkfj Hawkins and downJen workers on the ranch Phoenix judge t 's ptch..d.atoop labor to other Each year, an Carl Meucke dealing even11,055 111'gal aiim osriat.e In Arisosm. handedly In the depute, the alien farm workers g the 5eatke. the -1de u't in the she4, of U.S. labor lander, have a1n trait1o1lafly have scored several major lega] br wsJ'pIac $er PoJ0 adlm the jed asew,ai mo-'j In god of that A eaJtJtoughp views4 N m1gr workers, legal or In 11* courts. Sanche, pachets The Owne can no longer bar labor werk In the * a year from ide otherwise, as unorganizable. But Beridon and organizers from the cwipa, imgigs, but andinthe AiIm, Theyae.vy lug operation. Earlier, bottht patrol F*&I found t even without onion help. the have been awaided tenancy rtgl*a theworkers groves theyc*r. br (rune. with tIm badnoofmondIa oMI.lik "pptl bv.4lgath, Rspsstom and Ml.. -'- J$ ad law g at Arrowb,ssl aW B's have wAte am Ems ab d in Ihere they she oat an ukt or mum operatl.. Bat the cistalk, ation. ficlik a, p a, But odragnosu abaea s1at. (lii. border Far by th* rkh. and e.Iercutt The Arrowhead ownarsh1 caved In 10 a — official edors. Je, In that owner, modzy,th, is prahi In the wos atrike orped by a local civil rigids sought to cheatroportod ofoccasiona thlly A neddeer neighbor to Arrowhead Is the 2,150 odM, the Wegaja out m.geJ the Markopa of eir s, who will acre spread of the Bodine Pruduca Co Cowdy Orgiith4r,g Project P'"dard wages by havb4 themeven deported acqt literally p— . far, any, The re.h mp .gemug graded ,'a west De where await Ralph Bide, readily 23614-11pay jam before payday. Aacthe source told our ddr of , ILs "301 rise and agreed to biel1 aowe Poilats, —p. sh of Ma work repuetbug teen: "I've seen workers with faces Is e op of 1dJ,e alien einnegliug racket is floertsiufr,g fadilitis for ikinklug water for theowers first lock like hwnberp Bat tw, of e. retha the beatinga given ' time. Bird ad tl.a at the ranch." The migrant Mesicars heats, mainly amDeug F-he,s lad adHal fr a two' P-----9.4, are But our reperthug team rel ates tiam workers Some of the striker, are aw at the cy of the ad 'adh In,-s- of are thai U they b_t t—u' dli live prl.Mh,ly in the jiuy s" - a ara Be wiriting Maim ' of with Iar ad r'- g k 1 nat mi Inth,ad - dej halewoad legal ,ag pidl. smr, _ led all ikes_ * e. I is Ike th* jeha. ads niIy of_-BONN aw* 05*s'I shod that," omjot illegal e — Al 10 0 0111104 to .. told en. "We',, ad debug this j de cads $L55 .A Be reach, c acesalired laughs, sppssitlan. Striking eUlibel'. N. imaii belrign should ha for ve to t PeNwis of ber or 1w, N Gob the 461161116 anwin wege. They told baiter PI: Frank $ Be 1an '-a- u to $3.1 at Be uterl.ofkuIriLIaalmNq_ fteNk themaof the p lbepel AIVSUhosd mech, 'lu any invel,euepst In j-j Iyo—J'-I_Be m ad be Bed water HegnI k e.agguig. i JIM hdeVs. fle, Beam of mi be aIIf PAW ims,i Made. dielaiy "dait.y, -' c-'pz.i-, that their c'qj-.q They also -A CON them im ahome. they have bee. sprayed with "There is in pelee. a, eWd0, u Be poNifte ws wu w, a, wbith In. in ha bad.om*."The Be Rs fJs.h1, beld Fader "as a diii s$eaku is (.14 Ii smuggl, aliens $ Here come the Pentecostals in 11 78" to 1016 French Ave., Sanford ____ - VA\ .1 FEAR OF END TIMES lea 4 -fit GODLINESS __ BERRY'S WORLD 'I IN MARRIAGE MATT. 24:31•39 JACK ANDERSON "How can a woman be the bon of the famuy?,, • of - father has five wives, " be informed the doctor. Perhaps not as Profound as some of the Mideast comments, but. \. & the 'AILING THEM FOR MARRYING, GIVING a aim., (1 (I II ,r 10 ____ MEN'5 HEARTS't' DRINKING, s mint :IP1 I! W ___ EATING, b sons of Egypt and Jordan, for example, reflected 1 7' YOU BELONG HERE.' o Ef f icacity Woo Friday, D.c. 30 ien-SA PENTECOS ?4 Maxim iz ed Moves all Members of the "clan" will be gathering at Orlando Spoils Stadium on Jan. 21, but instead of sheets these clansmen will be decked In their tartan and kilts. The occasion will be the Scottish American Society of Central Fbrlda's first Orlando Scottish Highland Games which will Indude bagpipe bend conipetitlon, Individual piping and drumming competition, Highland dance competition and Professional Scottish Athletic competition. Also planned are special events such as a Shrine Pipe Band competition, a country dance eshlhitlon, in inter-clan comptitlon and a soccer game between Rollins College and the University of futh Florida. Evsnla lisrabi Sanford, Fl. VIEWPOINT Cautious On R Oil the A'1u. ends In conjunction with the anelversary of Cater's inauguration as President. Heshey will be hod to a reception at his "Oa we" estate In Sweetwater Cub for the vice presided with an exclusive gord lid including Governor Reubin Askew, cabinet members, Washington VIPs and Florida Democrats who have' personally raised a minimum of $5,000 each for the National Democratic Committee coffers. SATURDAY NIGHT • WATCH NIGHT • starting at 9:30 PM Youth Quake (Sunday School) 10 AM Holy Ghost Rally (Morning Service) 11:30 AM Evangelistic Service (Sunday Eve.) 7:30 PM _ -_ ___ ___ wsp ____ -'- $# - me, d.y anomer - .----------.--..-,---------. -.---- -- - . - - fio Pastor James Griffin If you'd like transportation, call 323.5077 323-8335 �IA-Evening Herald. Sanlord, Fl. Fridy, Dec.31 mi Adventist COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hi'4SsIPSNyRISSRt THU SIYUNTNDAY LOVINTIST C*wucss $11 A (Pm I4sv'Ia P.S.', Siflu $06640 kPm _______ WWWOU THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, . -.- %, "a.m. II:ISS.. WiØs Pt$Yfl kcv$s a N p.m. cumew Nov. Ai1 em." Nov. Waft RI a casr$iI ta.col..go The P RET As$uN OP 000 CHURCH i rnIjQ 1:35p.m. UMYP 7:55pm. Soa14asWsnW wet $I*SNtv&PVSl'$I. 7:35pm isday P.Ms.iL PHIl lst1f ** car. MITNOOIIT CHURCH Church... 7I:N s.m. :lSp. Baptist . Catholic SAitIa. & Pvs.Iü,i*5 11d Ptsy't Miiq Nta.,. .- 0 NATION I . . ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH iii 0.5 Aw.. Se.s Fr. 111115 Is.*s Pail', !UI! AIMIMIlIS Aul. Pssl.r 100- VW Oil P:NM. SRS. mass Ss.IS$&I3r.s. __ C.sNuis.s. lot. If. "am ,T% hula S,,,$-Ca.aa. Cott tIllS ParS Awe 333 1114 P.S.., Rev R41ictJ Hv*fs, Silsday 101.14 93400 PilIwiilp 1535111'. II Na *14 1w SillS $lvdy 7 Hi I. -$&e-IpM. . Christian Christian Science FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPtIS OF CHRIST 5.175 Sealers Ave Rn , "W" W. Pai. Mmistor FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST. It. J'mH,s Sw4ay SdI... Sloadoor kissed I456 M.tma *.,IAp 1114 SIIII(. II Ni m P.S.., Worship Service Surdall all SR-MI Rn. RssIsnfl Gras. Pitt., SjsdayS(*slI 1111am WIl1A14.Sl1YlC0S 11:11am (354 54 4* Sosdayt) 11.4 Prey', kt, Nviwcy Provided LOWOW000 ______ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ys.tlMsiIll, 3I:Nim. c:iurch Of $:11pm. ,r I 7:35pm. IAII$ORD CNN I$T$ANC$%JRCH $37 A4rpsll 5114. P3M.m.NN CI.I$s.'I W.kSsiS SVlIVSIR.I4 1:55 pM. IV I, 111am Wmip5',v*ce PINSCRIST BAPTIST CHURCH 11511. Aosfl5t, Rn. kilSill ____________ adds S43MI 5:45a.M. f f-'k~\\ _! .. . , . ",'J~ ' , ';.* I. ~ - P VOMIT D,,.at 0 11141? SllCV 5(11511 711p 0 148 all Y5011H15, P Np 111pm Pentecostal HOLY CROSS Tag Nov Leroy 0 Sedge Holy COMM~ I FIRST PINTICOSTAL Itellsof Igoo m Ci',cISdii,l Owl Csasm,iw. INs., II fee on CHURCH Do LONGWOOD 14, Orst"of Street Now I R.*G,a.t S.MCVSIIISSI mwftrq Worship A; - 1441 9 Pon PALAI11111`0 AVENUE RAPTISY CHURCH ___ 1,14 L. D.vmi $535 Pala.JS. As.. now. tlyMM*5tSIV ________ S7$SI - ____SdasI MaiM.. WSflMC ___ PasSsr I .sl Il 11am I No 0. M \ P$ilil' 541 5m IS:IIam. 5:41a.m. I,NIasSinlc . MalUWi. .SJ WSS $ m. IU1I5 SI1IICIIW.t) UU$IIUI* SItihus 4:11 pm. Nsniry Prs.4554 WI i,',$S114S5$, 7:31pm. .;" * . I 'k, . I / --.__ AK 4 0 k. I LUTH94AN CHURCH OF Two 1180116mon 1521 045 As. .. 11 iu 5.MIySiI WinMp,$es NIMI.'sils. 554 NIIWY Monday Malachi .1 1- . Cs..si Dlvii Rd. A $1411 .t .i,FSNir CHURCH OP CHRIST ".55..,. . lINam. aglow" !0" Wit Ill, Prsys,5.rIl4. 40 0 7:31pm Jamis P. NIlSas 1:31pm. AiiiaSIyWi,uM . . 1111am, Is.M.sWirsalp 411p.m. Widaisdap SIllS Class 7:35pm. Wit 1111115 SonIc. Yesterday Is gone. We tear Its page from ow calendar for we We In the present. 5:11pm. Dr. JAY TCsimiI, MSimiI*snSIp CHURCHOP CHRIS? •35•15 1.14ev kIM MWM.S WI,$555 Churc$ TraIlSIg lvi.55,WIIISIp Wet Pt.pt ISI'iaii I IS a m FrW Sal', 1111am. 5:11 p.M. Msre, WinSI 735pm. IVSS11IS',,Ic, 1:35p.m. LaM.s 51W Cliii. Tssida w I,aasIlti 1111am. 11.51 am. 4:11pm lIla. WMI_II$TS*ICIIsS Friday Saturday Pail', INa II him 11pm Copprç II?? oo*m A3...1a'ç 54 cs Svat&s Vipiol FIRST PIESSYTIRIAN CHURCH 111&II,a 5:11pm. ______ 1111am, 0.1 A., A kill Nov V.t5s11. Siyaiul Phone III 3547 Maia.n.*irSIp C5Wi11kh*sI MltJISWSiiliiP Nwiite 1311.,. l,5m II Ham NwIsry P,salhI Is, an 11r114s1 CHRIST UNSTID _ H5itc.Tay*&RidH,ps Ivae,sftsl, S.W.Oas 11:11am. MSrSIe,WsnSip II11i.m, I4*iai11snlilp 411pm. IIMICISSWS. Wed 7: 310 m. ClwcRkSssI Maiaa5Wsl'451p MVP Tush, Prayit A S4llISlit UITHOOIST CHURCH THE LAKE MARY UNITED Tide, Ocive,lvaiaMIililt, PRIISYTINIAN CHURCH RI, Da...11 0 Ia.. Pasta' *t,q AV*. ass, %vMakMiI I 11am Nov A F 5t,,s, Mail,, Ms'e, *snalp II Ni m I Isom usda, Chs,ch 5(5114 NYF3&l sea 111pm Mhv*.al*sna,p 1115am Is. W5flkp1&11.iS 7:31pm vIMQi 11pm IMhssda, Mirmag Pva', OrsIp 11.4 CMI, PracN, $ Npm krçSra odcis b, To* Aiv*ai Bbi - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes n CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. ; GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford .j I .4 - DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes UADIl £RUDlV TRANSMISSION FLAGSHIP BANK KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE SANFORD INN RME..w.,mp AlImr.s5 C&41 II JIOJI 1.4 & SR-46, Sanford WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. AL Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson 323.1010 SENKARIK GLASS I PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarlk and Employes Downtown Sanford Don Knight& Staff 200W.First WINN.DPXIE STORES and Employes SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Psi? Ai.1slly of Red. mi a si. BAPTIST *115.4551,1111 CMIII. 0.150 -_- Cal y5111C5W45.CrfliiILII.&3M.LIMMa', SalsI 775 h.Ish. alit C1W 550115 45. 1311045 Ave. eO.'i,i 0,114,111111 RapWi CSsw.aMI °"IIII*UT 5.0115 OlsrII. Si.m..J It C1IMysl Sapt$i CMI I. Cl aM Coles Lola Mary i ViCliry RapIlil CMIII. OSdO,4s.41 UI of most Ave. PHIl $5051 CMIII. 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PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida This was the year of Campus Kingdom Hall in Longwood was Crusade's "Here's Life completed in January. America" campaign with Its "I On May 8, St. Mark's E'oizd It" slogan and the Jests Presbyterian Church of • 77 Festival, held in April near Altamonte Springs dedicated .. l)isney Worjd. its new $200,000 educational . Many area churches and building. Also, in May, St. John churchgoers participated in Missionary Baptist Church of these two events, but the Sanford celebrated Its 82nd . -. biggest ecumenical project anniversay. In June, Zion Home . 1 locally was the Sanford Missionary Baptist Church . 1 Christian Sharing Center which celebrated Its $th year. April 1 in a stately old In June First United "i' . two-story house at the corner of Methodist Church of Sanford Fourth purchased a second parsonage Sponsored by the Greater to accommodate the new Sanford Ministerial associate pastor. Rev. Scott Association, there are IS Harris. While the majority of area churches has just finished with special Christmas churches supporting the center CHRISTMAS: First Baptist Church of observances such as the living Nativity scene at Grace United Methodist Church through gifts and 95 volunteer Winter Springs moved into its GOING OR COMING at Sanford, Orthodox churches will be celebrating Christmas Eve with services workers. The crisis center new sanctuary and educational provides emergency help to on Jan. 6, Epiphany. Rev. Guy A. Stoner, Interim director of the ding on Bahama Road and those referred by other agenin September opened a Seminole Baptist Association will be the guest cies. They are unable to meet Christian School. speaker at the 11 a.m. worship service at First t criteria of these agencies or Baptist Church, Sanford, this Sunday. Rev. Stoner face a waiting period and In November, Fellowship lengthy red tape' when tin- Baptist Church on Red Bug Is a graduate of Nyack Bible College, Nyack, mediate assistance Is needed. Road was constituted and Ken N.Y., and has studied at Furman University and Just before Christmas a toy Garrison became the full4ime Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. In shop was set up for needy pastor. Formerly a mission of Alter responding to the ad, he "Rev. Zion" managed to be about them," she said. addition to pastorates in New York and South families so that parents could Friendship Baptist Church of w as advised KNOXVILLE, Tenn. by return mail that ordained for only *15 because Carolina, he has served four churches in Florida.. According to information she select toys and candy for their Altamonte Springs, the would have to make a Dominique A. Zion II of he 'tax his owner wrote back that lit has collected on this and c*twt Lewis Dorton, a Junior at Carson-Newman deductible donation of 1 to did not have any money and uncontrolled mail-order children without cost. The congregation moved Into the Knoxville, Tenn., now College, Jefferson City, Tern., where he IS "legally ordained minister." cover the cont of your lifetime could not afford the 125 religions, osta] authorities say center has provided assistance building four years ago. majoring in Church Music, will serve as music tely3 perpins That's not unusual- except credentials, registration. First Baptist Church of they cannot stop the sale of forappro "minimum offering." director for the day. processing and materials." that Dominique is a dog. since it opened nine months Sanford In November approved unearned religious titles * Mrs. Zion said she did it show because of constitutional "We need your financial help plans for a building expansion Hehasa handsome 5'-by-1lThe Ministerial Association program which Includes a new how such mail-order ordination guarantees suitable for so that wecan continue without Inch certificate of religious also sponsored the annual sanctuary and educational freedom. framing or mounting and a work," the letter explained. companies work. Easter Sunrise service In the building Thi5,ot course, is far less flujn remod remodeling of "We know that they are The Community United Methodist Church of She said there are an smart looking, wallet she Seminole High Sch Schooll stadium present facilities. card the thousands of dollars lties. Kenneth that making thousands Casselberry will hold a New Year's Eve Watch and estimated 100 operators now to carry in his Vest pocket, in April and the Thanksgivi others Itiust spend to become a MCI McIntosh was named chairman thousands of dollars off people selling ordinatlonpapers or Eve community service In Night Service Saturday at 11 P.M. Holy CornthOle documents prove he 15 Itiinister.' of the planning-building and there is nothing we can do religious degrees. munion will be observed at midnight. entitled to perform all All the November In the Sanford Civic conunittee. operators ask for is an "of. Center. Pastor Don Cox ministerial services such as of First fering." There obviously are Also In November, Bishop baptisnlals, marriages, ° Assembly is president of the questions asked about the association. Thomas J. Grady of the funerals and to conduct church applicant's beliefs before meetin gs." Several churches corn- Orlando Catholic Diocse Rev. Lloyd Knox, DeLand District Superindeclaring him a minister, meorated landmarks and dedicated a new 1200,000 m •, is entitled to all srued to preach, marry added tendent, will he the guest minister at Grace and social ball at to their facilities during the privileges and concouples or conduct funerals. Methodist Church Sunday during the 8:30 and 11 Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic 1977. First United Methodist slderations usually granterd a The Universal Life Church Church of Geneva celebrated Church In Deltona. am. services. He will dedicate Grace's new minister," says the ordination has been ordaining ministers its 100th anniversary in chapel. papers the Universal Life . Ministers welcomed to the since its incorporation in October, with A covered dish dinner will be held in the Church has bestowed upon the Florida area this year are: Arthur California on May 2, 1962, the Methodldfllshop Joel McDavid Padgett black poodle belonging to and Walter Reid, Fellowship Hall after the 11 service. -information supplied 'Rev, dedicating the new Ward Youth Community Lillian Zion, executive director -. United Methodist IF .. Zion" claims. The church was flail of the Knoxville Better Church of Casselberry; John incorporated by Kirby J. In January, First Christian Deary, St. Augustine Catholic Business lureau. Ilensley, who claimed in 1972 to Church of Sanford broke ground Church, Casselberry; James The dog received his orhave ordained 1.2 million for the new educational W. Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church 1 Hammock, First Baptist dination - "Granter for life" ,.' ministers in his mail-order sect. building. Women's Guild will hold its annual Penny Social Church of Longwood; H. Foster ti order through an ad. " -. Better Business Bureau inFlorida Adventist Conference Bell, Church of God of Thursday, Jan. 5, at 12:30 p.m. in the new so'Ial vertisnient which appears from :-' does not say ho w consecrated a new 50 by 110 ft. Prophecy, Sanford; Philip hall. There will be all new articles for sale and time to time throughout the many besides "Rev. Zion" are community service center In Fisher, Ravenna Park Baptist; nation. proceeds will go to the Church Building Fund. I)OMINIQUE V.1111 OWNER LILLIAN canine Forest City in February to Eric Darrow, Sanford Alliance house sewing room, health Church; Mike Holland, Samservices and storage for ford-Eustis Methodist Church emergency food, clothing and and William C. Bennett, Sanfurniture, ford Bible Church. - JANE g Sponsors of Jesus '76 and '77 have announced The Jehovah's Witnesses CASSELBERRy, Jesus '78 festival will be held April 6-8 at the same By REV. . ARTHUR unwanted ailments or grace i sufficient for thee for PADGETT site near Walt Disney World, and will again be a disabilities? We need to my st rength is made perfect in Community United Methodist camping event. Thousands came last year from remember that perfect health is weakness.' Most gladly CauelbezTy Church, not necessary to a good life, to therefore will I rather glory in across the country to experience the music, Bible Rolling Hills Community a U. Lauderdale duo, will sing. achievement or servi ce. We can my Infirmities, that the power teaching, praise and worship In the outdoor arena Recently a young sweet, Church, Zellwood, proudly Seating Is limited and reserlearn to live wi th 'thorns in of Ch rist the may rest upon me." and tents. pretty girl brought mea rose. It announces a Possibility vations may be made by dalllng fles h." Too many ee We of us f need to l learn uf in from s fer g was athingo( beauty and had a Among those to be featured at Jesus l8 will be sorry for o urselves when faced and sickness the deeper secrets Thinking Rally scheduled for the Rolling Hills Community dellghtful aroma. Ilaid It on my B. J. Thomas, recording star; Evie Tornqulst, with Incurable illness or un- of dedicated living so the sweet Wednesday. Jan. 4, at the thnrch in Zellwood at (305) INdesk, and several times during regular participant on the Billy Graham Crusade, wanted handicaps or mu- aroma of Christ 's life in us can Tupperware Auditorium on 7664. thit wed, I picked It w to imnell a..,',,j__ s..... ..... ,.i. l?.... --'-.HWy. iii. Lit. liObSFt H. DWT mcuuire, iormeriy with time New UWZSIY suffering, plained be known by others. it. The petals began to fade, but Schuller, sailor minister of That little shrimp of a man Minstrels, Lamb, The Rambos, Honeytree, the aroma Is easy and natural to rebel The greatest thing anyone famed Garden Grove cornwas as sweet as was sick all his life. For 20 Larnelle Harris, Jeanie Vee, Thurlow Spun' and ever. After several days, the years, he took pain pills to hear against them in bitterness and can do In a crisis or suffering is munity Church of California, Pat Terry. petals turned almost black, but his daily pain; yet, more than defeat, but the Christ way is to to bring God into the situation, author of "Move Ahead with the sweetness was still there. I Guest speakers will Include well known author any other Englishman, this accept them for what they are. It is not enough to pray only Possibility Thinking" and couldn't help but wish all relieve them as much as when we go to church on Sun- speaker on the nationally of "The Late Great Planet Earth," Hal Lindsey; Christians could be like that - little man stopped the trade in possible, and honor God In spite day or when trouble is so severe televised Hour Jamie Buckingham, editor of Logos Publications, of Power, will be slaves. sl in to row old and retain th of them. This lifts us from the we have no other oie to go to. the speaker at the 8 p.m. Ann Kienel, Bob Mumford, C. J. Mahaney, Winkle eir minister Abbe) are these Christian sweetrims, to bear up worth, "The Attorney Genera] pit of despair and inspires Make prayer and the practice session. Pratney and Larry Tomczak. under the most difficult dr. The rally willbe preceded by of the unprotected and frien- others to renew their faith in of God's presence an every day .# The cost to those who regist er by Jan. 1 will be cumstances and still retain life and in God. This is what event. To bring ('sod into every a buffet dinner served at 6 p.m. (Hess." was here the aroma of $12 for the three-day event. Gate price will be $21. give forth the aroma of Christ's Christ's Paul refers to in II Corinthians situation of life is to know the in the plaza dining room of the life permeating love to others. For Information call 305-647-2218. 12:7-9: "And lest I should be f ull meaning of peace and joy. Tupperware complex. Cast is another. Wilbur Wilberforce was a exalted above measure through Talk to God about ever)Thlng no $4. per person. Stuart & Tyson. here was one who was akin to small and sickly man, but he set the abundance of revelations, matter how small it may seem himself like flint to abolish Paul in suffering. The apostle there was given tome a thorn In at the moment for the ant hill of slavery. Boswell went to hear had a thorn in the flesh which the flesh, the messenger of today could become the him and wrote, "I saw what God would not remove, but he Satan to buffet me, lest I should mountain of tomorrow. seemed to be a mere shrimp, chase to glory in his infirmities be exalted above measure. For With God as our partner we but as Ilistened, he grew and and thereby glorify God. this thing I besought the luiid can face cny situation of life grew until the shrimp became a Wouldn't it be wonderful If all thrice, that it might depart and still send forth the aroma of nationally cow'aged thousands others whale." of Christians could so react to our from me. And he said, - My Merrill Wanach, Christ's love to those about us.. ,known Gospel soloist and through personal appearances recording artist from Spokane, and performances on radio and Wash., will be featured in a television. Wdai coinced on Jan. 8 at 3 He is On (IM to .p.m. at the Sanford Civic multiple stereophonic recurCenter. Tickets may be dings. Through a series of Chased at Ouborns Book and delicately performed recorQtIdhtI0S: All this talk Ile forgives sins when lie was bring you to eternal life. If you Bible Store or at the door. on this earth. Somehow we find believe Jests will lake you to dings of his own vole, sfpgjp.g nowadays about Jesus beating Merrill presents a variety of the various parts, he sings people today really puzzles me. it easier to believe forgiveness heaven, why is it so hard to bivocal and bndrwnental music and harder to believe healing, believe He can heal you? z. As a lifelong churchgoer I knew d Wended sensitively with thevWce prcijjon MAW chorus. In' Jesus baud When He was on In the time when Jesus was on I believe the historical Jem TO SPEAK Word of God. earth, people seemed to find It healed, and I believe He came He haZSIJ eSCSpI(J Wfth his part with these groups, *e idea He sIll don? easier to believe healing than to save and heal us physically, G. Philip Walter From the on 1sk1gIvthg Dey, 1661, IUplayIfl( IMI V Azwer: I used to wonder the forgiveness. In fact. Jesus once emotlonaily, and spiritually. i National Church Growth whsn the PrIU0 14110111 which achv,meill In sound. same thing I t on Jesus healed asked some of them wh they believe the risen Christ is alive Research Is was fl" raubid and hi Cnt.r.. me ci turculeals, and tiat though it was easier to heal and more powerful today than Washington, Ma'rW Is r.cngniiei as an recognition. wasneyon L).C,,wHI less than to forgive sins. Jesus said when He walked this earth. I As a result he has undergone 52 outstandIng OrilUm lecturer settled all my doubts. And the resurrected Christ speak at the Sanford skin graft operations and author throughout the Jesus who healed me is the powerful than the hist orical lie had both the power to heal believe He heals us when we are Christian Church, 137 IbM have an t*t totan rebuilt country. lie has conducted same yesterday, tøday, aDd Jesus, who went about healing the sick, that one was no easier sick. I beliur4e He forgives us Airport Boulevard, Ns Iwo. handsandMherpsrU foreverHebcewsl3:1.Ithink or harder than the other ( Mark all manner of sickness and htmdestkofBlbleconfsnnces when we sin I believe He Sunda', 2:5.115, what you believe about healing to the disease? If you believe Jesus Is combined and youth ralilsu on the West roc'ondiles families and heals of his body. Merrill slowly and 15 closely connected with what know alive today, then )OU He adult coast and served as ai'isI.nt 'flU Li Bible the power of the. School holy broken hearts and broken lives, courageously rose above the Spirit that railed Jesus from I don't Just classes ,, rsswning his singing pastor and minister of music you really believe about the can heal today. at 9:45 am. and accept a pail here Most Christians believe that the dead, the same power that for one of 11w kaft ddIN person Of Jesus Is Jesus dead at It the a.m. worship and there; I accept all that or Is He alive today? Is the Jesus forgives sins today just as will raise you from the dead and He has challenged and en. In the state of Washington. service. Jesus offers. .. MITHODIST CHURCH AWSI1SlY &W..s.MD, Rn.PrHR Gi,*ai p. V 4tf,81 PAOIACIIIJRCI4OP CHRIST H*miy 11 Ii,. RiSscII.CIaet Pails, IMRsI M..aI.s P'.ac..., S.MIyS.I 5i.uI$lI IS; 355.m I.amq 51,514. 1p.m. WItI.s.S4N& Pvsyirl.n. 7:35pm. IPI1H.y aMLal5Ma.5I,4 GRACE UNSTID Matthew 1:18.25 FIRST SAPTISTCISURCIl _____ COVINANT PRISSYTURIANCHUNCH Pail', Methodist Come to Church and loam to know this Christ who Is "the same yesterday, today, and forever.' OP 111NTUS SPIINSS Il ) 311 I. l' Rd. . Presbyterian Luke Is He in the past alone. Incarnate two thousand years ago in the great Teacher of Nazareth? Or does He walk with us through the present, our Companion each day? Does He remove all fear from the future with His promise, the promise of the living Christ. "And 10. I am wi th you always, even unto the end of the world?" 7:35pm. JsMJ.k,cMr* 111 7:35p.m. Sy $45111 5:45 a.m. Ro, Michael Aadvt. WsiiP4Sitvlcss I:35&It:SSS.m Maim sWsn11.p we mal144* a CWISSIas S4 & N..w,, KMI,wlsa 114,50 IIS Orada Sod., 5(115.1 Chic. Soada, V.1411 G'.,i 56 Where Is God in this time pattern of our lives? II1IPitSA,,as, May. Area Eastern Orthodox churches will lebrating Christmas Eve and Epiphany Friday, an. 6, with a 7 P.M. service at the St. hi Chrysostum Chapel in Fern Park and the St. Chapel at 321 S. Magnolia in Sanford. Both Fr. Daniel B. L. Sterner of St. John and Fr. I Dismas Markie of St. Dismas said because their are split with some observing the Dec. 25 date and others adhering to the traditional Orthodox date, carols were included In serEY... vices m. on both. Sterner said Jan. 7 is more our 'spiritual" Christmas and some even hold to the old calendar which designates Jan. 19 s Christmas. Christmas Is not as big a celebration in th e Orthodox ch urch as is Easter, which will not be until May this year, he said. Knox Is Guest Minister 7:35pm. SISIIS*..! $T.LUKUSLUTHURA$CNURCH 5R43I&RsdS.Rt O'$ida(SM,ii) Luke past. In a different mood we plan for the uncertain days ahead, sometimes filling them with happy expectations, sometimes with anxious Iosobodangs. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH T.as lIMe, NW-TPR. Th ursday But often we look back with nostalgia to the many yesterdays which make up the MiNow ti 11s.m. P:Npm YM.SPSSS TbwIli,5ssSIa, $1704*SdaGr.*141 Luke 1:26-38 1:55am. RM..dRalm.,sI I isahop Wenllp f Lasers. C3M*S Si £.a'lca) Wednesda . . avom"off II 11am R. Ral I. Lash PaIls, ISMIV$ ........1:11a.m. 11:115... Luke 11-25 i CHURCH OP SANFORD ui Sa.lsrd AVs.SS. SaSSird OROOSHIPHIRD LUTHIRAMCHIRCH 4:1-5 Tuesday Do OSTIIOO FIRST PINTACOITAL TV 'T11Is hIM LIII' Roe. USNa' A. Rss*5 Zthafl.tli 14:1.21 Church Of Christ P 11pm Cs.mran MHlI., lIMIT 431pm , Sunday I:11p*. 1:55pm. W4 S4IsStidy Lutheran l .P 0 Past', 511am S0M.?U4*.el SANFORD ALLIANCE CHURCH / - Episcopal IllPark A,q ?%T Missionary Alliance Pasts, 410 hi111pm. Nvit,q, Provided for all ALL TIME Mom CHURCH THE NAZARI$( AV* I vealeI.sl 5ocv.s I . 0 . /j,4L Christian & 11141, I.55sqv145 711p., SURVICIO.. 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Bronco practices have been dosed to the nress since we Outdoors am so" 110V . __ n.e see the champions off. There ... aren't expecting the same all. cut passing attack they got from the Raiders when Denver will be bands and dancers and Coach John Madden and a couple of his players will make short speeches. completed their home prepara. won 30.7. "I with they would, but lions Thtrsday, and ace for a 11gM workout More boarding the plane for Denver today, all is in readiness for Sunday's clash in Mile High Stadiwn. Thousands of fans will be at said RI. "They remember how they beat us List time. They ran well agaInt to last tbne wP an you can't do against other,," said Madden. "You always try to have a couple of plays ste•'ied away Just in CMC you need them. I think all teams that." Thursday, the Raiders One comment about past admonitions of caretuIy planned fistungandhuntlngtzjps_ forget is! In All my Years of enjoying Florids's wonderful outdoor &c Old We n ARTS AND CRAM Jan. 3-Jan. 26; four weeks; Tuesday and Thursday; 9:00 arm-noon; Fee: $17; SCC building 11. Oil Painting Jan. 19-Feb. ; six weeks; Thursday; 7;00-10:00 p.m.; Fee: 115; SCC building II. Portraits- Jan. 17Feb. 21; six weeks; Tuesday; 7:0010:00 p.m.; Fee: $15; SCC building 11. Watercolors Jan. 19-Feb. 22; six weeks; Wednesday; 7:00.10:00 p.m.; Fee: $15; SCC budding 11. Drawing and Sketching I & II- Jan. 19-Mardi 9; eight weeks; Thursday; 7:00.9:00p.m.; Fee: 115; SCC room G130 Flower Arrangement - Jan. 19-Feb. 22; six weeks; Wednesday; 7:304:30 p.m.; Fee: 112.50; SCC room L104. Pine Needle Craft Jan, 16-March 6; eight, weeks; Monday; 9:00 am-lI noon; Fee: $16; SCC building 66. Ceramics-Pottery Jan. 17-March 7; eight weeks; Tuesday; 7:00.10:00 p.m.; Fee: $22; SCC building 66. 001 I, * - Eusirflle, lad, - n spectacles - play. death" to Sammy front moved through but signihicuce IN e H? ___________ I ____________________________________________ - '4 MR _____________________________________________________________________ Jal Alal - - - &S - *re . - (p . - p .. - " ' , 4 - ( .-. ,':- . - MARIE D PIROZZI Area Engagements J OH NSON-HAROS PARAPSYCHOLOGY The Search For Life on Other Worlds Jan. 19-Feb. ; Ax weeks; Thursday; 7:304:30 p.m.; Fee: $15; SCC room S-113. ESP Applied Awareness Jan. 16-Mardi 6; eight weeks; Monday; 7:30.9:30 p.m.; Fee: $15; SCC room S- , - ' lit. 'p - - - a - - 'Irmo, North Miam i - - - . 1 1 - - Dog RacIng ne ESP Applied Awareness Jan. 17-Mardi 7; eight weeks; Tuesday; 9:30.11:30 a.m.; Fee: 115; SCC room L. M. Fundamentals of Psychic Phenomena Jan. 39-Feb. 22; Six weeks; Wednesday; 7:304:30 p.m.; Fee: $15; SCC. The History of Voodoo and Witchcraft Jan. 17-Mardi 7; eight weeks; Tuesday; 7:004:00 p.m.; Fee: $15; SCC. Handwriting Analysis II- Jan. 16-Feb. 33; five weeks; Monday; 7:30.9:00 p.m.; Fee: $15; 8CC, Astrology I: Fundamentals Jan 19-Mardi ; ten weeks; Thursday; 7:304:30 p.m.; Fee: $15; 8CC room V107 Creation or Evolution: Which One DO The Facts Flt Best? Jan. 19-April 6; 12 weeks; Thursday; 7:304:00 p.m.; Fee: $15; SCC room S-206. - , about - . He'll Walk Out - - - (3-71:3. (26.1) 74340; 35.3g. S. Lowy (I) 1. MInool. Serb)i the stase is removed. THIRD - D. 1.16: I. WilIli (6); S Honest Andy (5). Geneva (2) 5.00 3.00 2.10; 3. Flag TWELFTH - C. to: I. Mot r Raiser (5) 530 1.00; 3. San I" ($3);7 Ts Tr twa,? (I); McClain (7) 440; Q (2 3) 11.10; P (2 North Miami Beach and Cohen delivered the 3. L.C.'s Vinfure (6); 4. Lit's Baby 3) 44.30; T (257) 33230 3""*(5); Irmo, S.C. advanced to deciding goal, Larry Moshell, MIck's Peeper (6); 4. K5 FOURTH N. I'll: 1 Hand O4 Senwn (10); 7. CIrcus City MIke (1). tst' kon(I)100340330;,6,,(e)350 in who had the winning goal for S. POIItICIA (12). 3.30; I. OId Win (I) 540; 0 (Ii) Hue Seminole High soccer Irino on Wednesday, cum AZUSA, Calif. (UPI) 13.50; P (14) 2160; T ($41) 35340; it i M chiga n's foot ball team Is through In the dutch again , 3150. North MLNTII Beach defeated Thursday. favored by 14 points to but FIFTH - .$$6;1. Sl,nal (1) 340 ft's the Battle of the Lakes 3402.10; 2. Mi.wo&a Jimmy (1) 4A6 Sy Uaftsl Pnees lotar.alieaal Lake Brantley 34, Wasflig t Roe Bowl tonight In th e girls high school Nickznandldn'tha,eftaseasy, 3.40; 3. M's Eltreda N (6) 3.50; Q i Tberidiy lnilOtz1td Monday but 11* Wolverines are Pak 5))1 00 P (S-I) 3000; T (1)4) Pri F.sSbsfl t*skett*fl tournament wrapup but her Lady Patriots broke 4040; 31.36. 'I.- It took overtime to &dde the LOS ANGELES - SIgned Ine.. already $2,600 losers. at Lake Howell, where ht i SIXTH the ho open a tig game n the third - A. 5.16: I. S?III The Los Angel., County :N MIIZTII agent tet end punter Terry Joyce. f, ake 1. and held on for a 43-3S SiDemen (5) 310 3.30 210, 2. she'IWs office rep.,.ed Thur,. The championship game Whi over tall Leesbwg, whose RaInbo PrInce (7) 1.40 3.30; 3. : than $2,600 worth of day, more (3) 3.40; 0 (7.5) begins at9, preceJed by a 7 freshman standout Daphney 17.10; P (07) 37,10; T ($73) 76.29; e quip ment belonging to the NEW YORK (UP!) A o'clock preliminary between Wiggins was the tallest player, 3112. TNengays Resell, Wolverines was stolen from woman sports reporter filed Edgirate and °1' $21. MIlwavaoe SEVENTH - C,, 1.16:1. Bishop Moore. In the tourney at 4-1. atria College, where Mkh(i Sy (5) $0.30 $le 6.50, 2 MornIng Hovsion 101, Cleveland 00 in federal nlct cemt take Bowal anit j me the finals Oviedo fell to Oak IthIge, $5. SlIce (5) lies., 3. R. Dea's New Is staging Its pre'Roi, Bowl N.J.1 - Thursday iveeiag got the q _______ Baseholl C.''-'s, by cre'th' Winter Park. 75-62 4$, In Pisinle I IL ken. Cliv 101 I.i.fn.'A R..',aMla.i, fle Thursday's In..,'. DiIlgI (7) 1.30; 0(10)10.40: wnrkrmti. H' .AW1IICu Lull, 5) .10; T (4S7)l,034.o, 31.71. coach Joanna Luclano pulled bracket coated. Girls baahetlfl off to a Prn.1L1,4 L'ad Macphail and user starters for the led five EIGHTH - I III: I. Sillle Scott Dawn Woodall scored 25 ") $0101103.40; 2. FIamenco (4) the New York Yankees Thw's- minutes and home points for Lake Howell, while 10330; 3. Joe Misdlif (3) 340Q for allegedy builig her 1% VkA SonIs between an (Ifl 3041; P (7.4) 11010, T (74.5) y. Cindy Frank had 19. 171.50; 31.4. Devils and the Green frill) teem dublwea 5115F "any purchase OAK RIDGE, i 1, BIorte 1. NINTH..L$i:IA,,gelr,a5t111 Tonight's championship 450330740.3 Berets was forfeited by the Red games solely because of her Butter 17. Jams 2. Munay 1, with 4 (3) g Is mething of a famIly 4.20340; 3. Lila Williams I. Perry 27. Sedlne Devil, doe to. of pla' j Itilsad Maihee ISO 1.30, Q Mates 0. Total, 77 11.1440. alfalr, stone Frank's sIster (I-i) 13.30; P (12) 72.70; T ($3.5) ____________________ 6 Cyl RIO In The complaint, filed by 31.c,,k, OVIEDO: GQVISO*, 13. Brvndid,e Debbie Dem psey, Ia the IM4Q 35.50, oi VI*SVI&$*I7pS I 16.IrSw,LA16aanr Is. McCall " Coma Ne$6 150. ofuge 1TUTN . . AaI*i Urs PIIIUS I Pkw LStIWLT,sats33giö. (3) $740 &U 3,0 3. Ole l iaid the SU.sat. .00 52.11 A 3-101:3.PWU'tJc$(5)340,g $$1,$4 ,40 P1$ - 'ii: Urenley IS, (1.33 1Lj P 611055 -( (3.1) *10, T d alleged dhacrl.je.tg,g Ovleto (3-1.33 liii II 1)-a t40SM$*.fa50Oi.,-p,ø.. 0140, 3i.fl. Id W1WYII PAIR ii Jeass hsevum - D. 1461. WIndy AvIs a In -oees IL 0* R11p, a Mae, 3, isa sums I I I Howell, Brantley Gals Eye T le ____ - I TransactIons ... gjy, quarter NBA Scores ____ Loop Off, Running ____ L Her Point Girls Bask.tball - Michigan Loses $2,600 Woman Makes ___ .wya ______ __ ____ - - 1 as coasted ày ~ . he 5 % off ees u ____ . _______ ______ , 1 ____ . ____ ________________ g ;, P LleiAhesywethuulytwoto 6_v fur the T1, iusiui f aul COIn SSI IM o It at. ø a.*. , p.. I. . - ureaIaaI,i ____ ys - LusaURG: auusr p 5p4 Hewn 1 *11116()) *41040115,1. E (1) 1 1---). 340)JL 1 (j 3.35; Q (3. Totals fl4.I$U. LAKE HOWELL: hicl fl. S.'MlIiDr $6 A. A. *iiiøi 1. ___ S Cv11a -. 3)V. P (3.5) i5S•, wW%lsW.pl,s ( 3-1-1) *1S; t' jId I thi adt ad lid * le 41yant I. SPillS. Totals *54.0 * Frank A. Waideft 'WilFul-c. a. 1. AnIsssD.., IRANTLEY: PatrIck 4, PSIcS 4. 11rIn 3. 5UV 4, (3)11.11640 tNt 2. JiNki, (1 1the z* fo V 7. Pikey 31, Fk 1, BIll 6. MWVOI 4. MsNei I, CaiDsi 4. Tofaj 50.30: P (3-5)734.10; T (3.14) Delads 0. Totls $7 0$? e the of - O 31 117,70 A 3,517, Hanate 3334.103. Taim Flails Lake HoweU IL re1ea huieed cii th* tiled LIØI III 5*30 TONNIS$TISNTRI.S pa 31 Fail ed sot L*eWIey ad p PINIT )-' Pwsiasn. Manley. OHIO; 2. Nydew SeaN 11Th 3. Orsian 12.N s. - - - - _- 1 __ - -.- --------------- Il IDtoi ofs,s ___ Tulw.U.rntalnclude I 11 ____ '13.73 vgs rater. 1 - caI$lctw$.c.nd,ns.r. ' 400 N. Hwy. 421 (1 l.ili asilb of 413011 *p,Øfjy ___________________ __ ......... -, -. WssId, lac. ftrft - MON.PRI OS SAT. TIll 3 P.M. 334 unrealistically high goals. Others suddenly develop a need to fulfill of He said it Is likely midlife crisis comes from different sour ces for dif- childhood dreams forsaken In order to meet the demands of family, society or career. The "empty nest" theory has it that the husbandfather reaches a crisis or even an can mortality more sharply and try to take advanta of "the little time left." "Physiological changes." which are a part of aging, become threats according to one theory, while another says reductions In work activity The wedding will be an even of Jan. 28, 1971, Central Baptist Church, Sanford. at 3 p.m., at !eret men. He said businesses should first recognize when employees are going through the stage, then make the workers realize their problem Is not unique and provide counseling. Are Your Children Vaccinated? Despite modern medical advances, nearly 20 million American children are still vulnerable to such diseases as measles, polio and whooping cough because they have not been immunized. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, by the time a child reaches school age he or she sho uld have received five DTP (diptherla-tetanuspertussus) Inoc ulations, four Immunizations againsi polio (usually given orally) and the onetime measles-rubellamumps shot. Doctors or local public health depart ments which will administer Immunizations without charge will advise on how to get children who have missed Immuni- Association. the PIROZZI-COX Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Ptroui of Bryant Avenue, Sanford, the engagement of their daughter, Marl. D., to Stephen C. Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. David C. Cci of Wichita. Kan, Born Red Bank, N. J., the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Annie Taylor and the tat. John M. Taylor of Portamouth, NH, and John A. P1rc1 and the Into Mrs. Mary PIroul of Richmond Drive, Sanford. She is a graduate of Seminole High School and Is employed as a dental assistant by Dr. B. A. Fleldus In his Casselberry offices. Her fiance, who was born at Hiddilnoon, Kin., Is a graduate of Pratt High School, Pratt, Kin. He attended the University of Arizona Temp. and Is employed by Zales Jewelers, Sanford. Plans for the wedding at I.eu Gardens, Winter Park, will be announced at a later date. announce at - - at D -'FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 30 Tasglewe.d AA, closed, $ p.m., St. Richard's Church. Luagwosd AA, dosed, $ p.m., Rolling Hills Moravlan Qurch, SR 434. Yseag Adults Club Isr Singles, Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave. 8A1'URDAY, DECEMBER31 Parents WIthist Partners New Year's Eve Dance, Mattland QvIc Center. Sanford An Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1301 W.First St., Casselberry, An, closed, pin.' Ascension Lutheran Church. Seabee Veteraa of America Island X4, 10 am.,CPO Club, Orlando Naval Training Ceder. MONDAY,JANUARY2 Free Bleed Pre.a ellic, 74 p.m., 7th-day Adventist Qurdi, Winter Sr1agi. Lake Moore. Amateur Radio SocIety, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Chaznbeir Commerce. AltamsateSeath Seminle Jaycees, 7:30 duhiho use, Spring Oaks and SR 436. Diet Workshop, 10 and 7:30 p.m., Sanlando United Methodist Church, SR 434 and 1-4; Carlton Union Building, Stetson University, Detand 10 and noon. Sanford Alcoholics Aisaymoss 8 p.m., 1301 W. First St. (closed). TOPS Chapter 71, 7 p.m., over Baptist Ch urch, Crystal Lake arid Country Cl ub Road, Lake Mary. Sanford Al-An.., 8 First Methodist Ch urch, Sanford. Weight Watchers 10 am., Ascension Lutheran Church, Cauelberry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte spin., of p.m., r am. PHYSICAL EXERCISE Karate Jan. 4-Feb. 24; eight weeks; Wednesday and Friday; Wednesday-I:00-9:30 p.m.; Friday:00"7:30 p.m.; Fee: $15; SCC Health Building. Jan. 4-April 17; 18 weeks; Monday, Conditioning Friday; 5:304:00 p.m.; Fee: $15; SCC Wednesday and Health Building. Jan. 10-April 18; 15 Fitness and Figure Control weeks; Tuesday; 6:004:00 p.m.; Fee: $12; SCC Health Building. Jan. 19-Mardi 9; eIght Aerobic Dance-Exercise Fee: $15; SCC Health weeks; Thursday; 9:00.10:00 Building. Slim 'N' Trim Jan. 16-Feb. 22; six weeks; Monday and Wednesday; 4:004:00 p.m.; Fee: $15; SCC Health Building. Jan. 17-March 7; eight weeks; Slim 'N' Thin Tuesday; 9:010:00a.in.; Fee: $15; 8CC Health Building. Slim 'N' Trim Jan. 19-March 9; eight weeks; Thursday; 7:001:30 p.m.; Fee: $15; SCC Health Building. Jan. 16-Feb. 27; seven weeks; Yoga (KwudallnI) Monday; 7:00-9:00 p.m.; Fee; $15; SCC Health Building. Golf I Jan. 21.Aprll 1; 11 weeks; Saturday; 9:00.11:00 Fee: $30; Sobel Palm Club Tennis 1- Jan. 17-Feb. 28; seven weeks; Tuesday; 9:0010:30 a.m.; Fee: $20; Sabel Palm Club. Tennis II Jan. 17-Feb. 2$; seven weeks; Tuesday; 10:30 a.m.-12 noon; Fee: NO; Sabal Palm Club. Tomb I-Jan. 1744b. 2$; Sam weft; Tuesday; 4:308:00 p.m.; Fee: $30; Sabal Pskn Clsh Teals U Jan. I7Fb. I; seven weeks; Tuesday; 1:00.4:30 p.m.; Fee: $30; Sihal Palm Club. Termis-Mixed Dam" - Jan. 30Feb. 34; six weeks; Friday; 7:00.9:00 p.m.; Fee: $17; SCC Totals Courts. Tennis II Jan. 30Apr11 7; twelve weeks; Friday; 9:60. Fee: $17; 8CC Teals Courts. 11:00 Tennis II Jan. 21-April 8; 12 weeks; Saturday; 9:01' 11:00a.m.; Fee: $17; 8CC TennIs Courts. Tennis II Jan. 21-April 8; 12 weeks; Saturday; 11:00 s.m.•1:00 p.m.; Pie: $17; SCC Tennis Courts. - - - - am.; - - - - - am.; - - - am.; - - ;-~---, scvas.s,rn, Insurance physical cause a man to see his own assessing at am. - Beach Make Fin ale aspiration at CALEN AR FA . ; University's School of Business, personnel files with accounts of dramatic changes In the behavior of managers. Researchers are split over the exact cause of the mid-life ailiiq. which of. Mrs. Carolyn B. Johnson, 1930 Palmetto Ave., announces the engagement of her daughter, Joan Carol, to Dimitnlos Haros, son of Mrs. Helen Haroa and the late Johnny Hero. of Athens, Greece. Daughter of the late Daniel T. Johnson, the bride-elect was born at Statesville, N.C. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred L Brawley of Troutinan. NC., and Mrs. Clarence A. Johnson of Stateaville. She is 1976 graduate of North Iredefl High School, Statesvllle, and is employed as a tastes. Lord Qiumley's Pub, Altamot4e Springs. Her fiance, who was born Athens, Is the grandson of Mrs. Barbara Chrlstofllakoa and the late Mr. William Ctriatafllakos, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Dimitrios Hare., all of Athens. He Is a 1974 graduate of Seminole Community College and is employed as a computer operator for Florida Savings and Loan . r McGill said some men develop "achievementgap," their achievements in light ..11.. k....I. &mIU1 UdUU IMMUNIZATION CHECKLIST - . - and family roles create a "robutshW" crisis. McGill said the seventh theory asserts that Middleddle aged men begin to see the stability they worked for as nothing more than stagnation and change their beha vior t, regain a sense of adventure. children - prior S - - ___ $ MUSIC, DANCE AND DRAMA Community Theatre Jan. 10-Mardi 28; 12 weeks; Tuesday; 7:00.9:00 p.m.; Fee: $15; SCC room G-1. Community Chorus Jan. 9-April 17; 15 weeks; Monday; 7:00-10:00 p.m.; Fee $5; SCC room G-100. Community Band Jan. 10-April 18; 15 weeks; Tuesday; 7:0010:00 p.m.; Fee: $5; 5CC room G-100. Colleglum Musician Jan, 11-April 17; 15 weeks; Monday; 7:00.9:45 p.m.; Fee: $5; SCC room G-100. Introduction to Recorder Jan. 4-April 12; 15 weeks; Wednesday; 7:00.9:45 p.m.; Fee: $5; SCC room G-101. Clog Dancing Jan. 16-March 20; ten weeks; Monday; 7:00-9:00 p.m.; Fee: $20; VFW Club In Longwood. Beginning Ballroom Dancing Jan. 17-Feb. 14; 5 weeks; Tuesday; 7:30.9:30 p.m.; Fee: $20; Winter Springs Community Center. Jan. 4-April 12; 15 weeks; WedModern Dance nesday; 6:001:00 p.m.; Fee: $15; SCC Health Building. Intermediate Class Piano Jan. 17-March 9; eight weeks; Tuesday and Thursday; 2:30.4:00 p.m.; Fee: $30; SCC room G-114. ClassGultarl- Jan. 17'Mardill; ten weeks; Tuesday; 7:001:30 p.m.; Fee: $20; SCC room G-300. Class Guitar II Jan. 17-March 21; to weeks; Tuesday; 6:30-10:00 p.m.; Fee: IN; SCC room a-lOS. - - - a Southern Methodist - Well, Well, Since You Asked... 'Fr faces the severe crisis, wrote Michael E. McGill of JOAN JOHNSON LIV1 - so 14 At least one man In four classes beginning in January under the Leisure Time Program. These classes are 5elfsupportjng by student fees at no expense to the taxpayer. For further Information, call the college. BYMURRAYOWERMANJ BLOOMINGTON, .Minn. when he sees his wife and become isis dependent on him and less subject to his Influence as they become more active outside the home. McGill said proponents of another theory called the "limits to life" feel II',', death of a friend or pare', a major Illness fectsmen between the ages oI4OandIO, but McGill said the debate focuses on seven theories, which are described in the Indiana University School of Business publication. an . in says Seminole Community College 15CC, is announcing The Vikings practiced briefly at instead we won and Landry said Minnesota Is UPl Q. Are there any other players In the National Football League The Minnesota Vi Met Stadium Wednesday and suddenlythecowboy,are 11. thegflfld.1t.OI4twnfte d to kings, wWerdDp with no p1we besides Bob Griese who wear glasses a the field? How do they be. ttvtUes. Fve new seen weather conditions so sporadic. If lest to play cutdoors at home, fly worked indoors at the Universi- point favoritec" he said. ty of Minnesota field year's winter and shat nt'vr esperienved to dale is any uikeep from getting broken? R.J., "I think the vi from the wintry north to Dallas Th ursday. In Dallas, Coach TOm Landry dication of future weather i1terns, we my all have to change today for two Gdese went to 'glasses" because contact lenses, which he be changed considerably," he felt 4w - our thinking. needed for improved vision, proved to be too abrasive. Actually, g eald. "When we They were to work out today cheered by the f di'llls before they take and Saturday at Southern range forecast calls for Sorry for the sour grapes, lad the weather sure has my attitude Dalla playing them they were a very the lenses are made of plastic and are unbreakable. A pioneer th on bent 01* of shape s Cowboys lii the NFC Methodl University in Dallas, chance of this is Chuck Muncie of the New Orleans Saints, who wore glasses when the drOfl ball control team, So it was when Tommy Vincent and I planned our trip to Rod- championship game Sunday. which has artificial turf like Cowboys and rain a TittesdOfl ti Vikings tangle under his helmet when he was at the University of California. Coach bud Grant said his Texas Stadium, where man Reservoir with Ed Co l professional guide for Bill Biggest hazard, he found, was that opponents sometimes reached and threw on rollouts Vikings, shooting for a fh flUe ga Martin's Bass Qiaznpions out of Sat Springs. wider the helmet and twisted the frames. Several other players in me will be played. ran the ball tough. Now The Vikings, homer, will more of a Ugay team . They I had heard of Martin's organization and the big fish of Rod- Super Bowl game, are 'suckled no w converting to at to be going to Dallas. beGrant said the Cowbos must not be able to play on a sloppy have man, so wIth a careful eye on the solwiar tables and the moon White arid Ahmad celebrating. They'd ex ft OR the right rear side of Bert Jones' helmet Is an R field as they did against the Rashad to catch coming on, Tom and I set the date for Thursday with crossed Minnesota. w hich upset the pected to have to play the Rams Rams the ball and seemingly written In longhand. since Tex None of as dium the other Colts seem to fingers. Sat urday a small Sta Rams, 14-7, In their muddy first with "all was followed is Bob Lee has the strong arm to have this mart. What Is the of th Peter by a wsrmloiol trend that by Tuesday creaW one of those magical those big guys lii the covered. And the artificial turf throw deep. game at Los Angeles line," he said, Kilanet, Veatwa, Calif. and the game Playoff will be covered with days with balmy winds and diaphanous blue skies. Wednesday Monday night, rested Tuesday. would have been a tossup. a tarpwtij "So you have your troubles shortly before kickoff. None. The letter "R" stands for the manufacturer's logo was as extreme an oppoate that one can imaglne rain, wind and frnjllp,g the big plays." Jones uses a Riddell helmet and is not written In longhand. plummeting temperature. Other players on the Colts obviously use other brands of helmets. When we pulled o Matins headquarters, we had no visions Q.Wbea was the lad t.a prilest was lpheldkeftber the of catching fish in the 10 to 15 pound class as they had done the Na.an) or American Longs, resulting In a baseball game being week. I checked the water temperat ure at 6 am. that SCOREBOARD morning, and it showed 57 degrees down eight de replayed ftem the atat ad what were the ci cemitasces? -0W from 560350: 2. Ica•Arani (II 12.00430; THIRD-). P$tiI•A,id,i 131 1110 MMer (53) t *hio,o +am H'lu, ChesTy Hills, NJ. prevIous week. I. PitilAlbifOl (3) $40. Q (34) 7.70 3.10; 3. LaIVICOIdO (3) 11.10 Dominator (1) 4 0. 334Q; P (3$) 633.30. Neediesstosay, fishing was slow. but at least we were prepared 4.00; 3. Pits The Elias Sports Bureau, baseball's statistician, doesn't carry Atom (I) HA's M4iy (I); S. DeItI Avon (6 ORLANDO$IMINOI.I SICOND-). PIta'CoI (3) I5.30 3330; P (32) 117.30. 34; Q (3.3) for the word. We boated four keepers, and Tom did miss one good SICOND THURSDAY RESULTS N S.lö I. L111 mcli records. However, there's a reverie of the situation you 0.101 40:2. Patsl-Jesus (3)600400; FOURTH- I. PtaCoi (7) 13,30 Hass.f (5):7. 2.0 FIin (6): 3. Mark . 3. OQUIZArIVi (5) 310; 0 (2 3) 7001.00; 2. mention. On May 15, 1975, Atlanta at Montreal, unpires wiped out OguiliPirez (5) 740 IINST- I urn Go (6); 4 WycIIfl Dwva " (3) 3310 M10; P(73) 3)430; DO (33)3)340 As for Rodinan, there's no question in my mind that It's one of 3. ()) 3 Q n(n Shin (I) 6. MItes Inlsa (10 : agamein the boeturn of thefou th inJthigwtth A!l,aleadi,g,), the fined bade. of waler for haul',, ever seen. Deep holes with 51-40-'P (3.5) 10430; DO (3-2) 110.10. I. Sneot Pickles ($7) 5 $p,q ,. because of bad weather. Manager Clyde King protested. The FIFTH-i. AIvJi,an (I) Ioo ($2. 90 feet of water, acres of reeds and water bonnets and National League presided ordered the game to be resumed at a 7.50740; I. $ora.Erdlqv. 4103.10; THIRD- VS-i#: I. CharlIe structure of every descrflon. As I reflect on the events of the ' 3. SarI.Sincneg (7) 3; Q (4$) ($3); 2. 0.0's Oven (I); 3 Hu$tl later date from the point at which It had been stopped. It was Tw da,, twv things that impressed me were the water quality and the 4000; FlipS (4); 4. Cycla Milk on .. July 30 of that year, with Atlanta winning, 54. finished SIXTH-i. CacIopee fish. The bass were solid and well proportioned. Tom's largest Money lags15,6. i's Rocky uoi; .. . 10.40310; I. ArtaWhy the sadden revival .1 CraIg Marts. this stasis ass (1)6504.40; Wigbi ShIft (6); S. Sharp Socks )• , fish which was between 4 to -. 3 lcaEnrlg (5) 130; Q (I 46) (lU _________ team? qrteick whe cu lead a chawpi".hlp weighed s. of pound less coming from other waters. Locking at 40 P (II) 1410. FOURTH N,, 5.16 I. Wyctift Sterling. Color. I . .1 its body wgId in proiôrticn to mouth size it actuauy reminded $IVSNTH-). AManiAnd,, (4) MlNoI$-3) 3. Tel Joe (10): 3. Oay$i's 17100.004.30; 3. Patii.Quioa 3 In the Jimmy Carter mold, Craig credits it o being a "born PICk (13); 1. Chsnt,41 J's Van me of a sznaUmcnth -- X. 6104.10,3. lca.AItv (3)1.00; Q (7.1) Line (6): 6. TCLH (61:5. Finn (I) Y. agalfl"Qirjatjan andto the Influence of his now wife. Cynical me, 3340. er reminiscen o th wat was t f e p171*iO; llgQ (II wIft, 2. Spike Sermon (5) S. S. Maor (i I prefer to think that it's because he's on a better team than the 1)143740. John River II or 30 years O. FIFTH-C.5.16: ILL's BO (1) SIGHTH- I. S.ontIAttu (7) 1000 2. COnlident (17); 3. Hiny'5 Charm New York Gts, his employers of the previous two and a haif* Martin's Bass Champions developed a reputation for fishing 7404.00:3. Anton-Arco (3) 7.00350. (5); 1. Fli. Dan (II; S. Montigu, seasons. Derogatori of Morton shouldn't forget that he was on two excursions not only nationally but Internationally. Business has 3. A(urla.Enilqij, (3) tX, Q (37) Parade ( 10); 6 Society Dl (6); 7 Super Bowl teams in Dallas and the starting quarterback on one 30.20; P (73) 0210. been so good he Is in the process of building his own lodge, tackle Useful Energy (53) $ Res Riker of them. Most amazing as NINTH- I. Elers. (I) 11.30640 (6). of the 34-year-old veteran's play Shop and restaurant to keep pace with the demand. Our guide, Ed, 20: 2 Arts (6) 530 310; 3. Zany. this year Is his agility when he has to move out of the pocket. SIXTH A l 1. Tally Tr (6). was a real pro and his comment was that the success of Bais (0)450 0(14) 7S00; P (14)130.50. 2. Southern ComIc? (5); 3. M's Maid Qmplons could he altriladed mainly to organization. TENTH- I. Abet (5) 17.00 0.00 Marlon (6); 1, Lake 510:7. 3-intl (5) 4106403. Ethev, Spicky Icon (13)6. Manttca Grady Chessman: Included in their brochure was one paragraph that was in. (1)110: 0(3-0) 1050; P I ts)07.ao; 1)0); 7. AS Aim Rob (I) S. Pirate p5_a deative of all the pecçle Involved. In big capo "We DO Dd (I-I) 150.30 Ly. (17). Pith." They will not purposely take a sow from the bed, As a ILIVINTN- I. A,ta.Zarre (71 SEVENTH C. 1.16: I. i's 0.20 o , j. Ips (5) isqi,st cs 3. Lp,$sr'd Knot (I); Matta of fact, all the guides admonish their parties to release 16100.40; 3. AIurIa.Pwu (1)1.30; Q 3. Special hind (10); A. JackIe most of their fish. (5.7) 40.40; P (7.5) *36.30. Quick (4): S. Slack Cap (12); 6 BELGRADE, Yugo. I UP!) This Is a valid point as we approach the spawning season, we TWELFTH -1. SantlEe (7) Dril's (It(S); 7. PrincIcol. ($7) S R uss ian defector Vor KO , 17 1.30 40 should all be cognizant of the fact that these fish have a 4.20; 2 Cache Zarre (3) Eskimo Queen (6). triol 1103.00:3. Thursday threat ened to ArtsAbel (3)1,00; Q (7. RIGHT" 5, $16: I, k.Inbo (I tremendous disadvantage when lying on bed. 71 33.00; P (7.2) 6000 Big Q 15.7 Ci (1); 2- or. Sill (10); 3. walk out on the final chess It's disheartening to observe some clown with a 14-foot calcutta :, with 27) 1.377; Har-. $l30,j Chic ry Bomb (5); 1. DrIf's e (S and a bucket full of bull heads working over spawning bass. I 2): S. Corah Shai,e (5); 6 Cast match he plays with Boris _____one fellow who bragged Advance ($3); 7. Level Headed (5) Spk wem his condft1o, know catching 5 bass this tad •. D are met, Yugodav organizers () and when asked how many he released his reply N NINTH A. 1*6: I P.O's of the 3Q'game match said, "no ." 'zr (6); 2. JIvin Jake (1); SONC Korchnoi, who lea ds the TI& abed Larry Miller (S)4. LL 's kin THURSDAY 'S RESULTS (11,5. I. Gin50r (1.21,6. socttr, matc7toI points alter 13 ctsoc,in (111:7. Tinic Fancy to); games, said he will use Ida FIRST C S.I6 I. Alert's Storm excellent fishing yet mabt.bthig a sensible approach wards 5Ji, RI, (12). (7) 6.30 3.10 3.50; 2. lob's Redwing TENTH T, 1: 1. C$rkis City Ed second time-out and will not conserving (4) 4.40 100, 3. DrI's oa (6) 3.30; ($2); 3. Her Names ken ($), play the 14th game today as . 0(471*040, T (7.44) 010; 3I.lS. WIndy Lot (S); 4 M .sZu,,,,,(11) , scheduled, SECOND unless 0 a. I. Ead the s. Rusty Cork rn Boofle 0111 Reck (2) 11.10 6.00 3.30, 3. 'L (4); 7. 0's Annihilator (6); S. Alert's remaIning games are played Uin.osa PitIle (I) 640 3.00; 3. Ed I without spectators and the COrnm,rlcate (4) 100; DO (73) OVIEDOGIR[s SEEK REBOUND ELEVENTH C. 116: 1. Cotton lar ge wall chess bo 3300; 0(21)7110; PIll) 2i40; T ard above 3. SharikoNar " 'U. Clas s es J an uary citing Over Vikings By 11 I - "There are some things you - Best Laid Plans? BLOOMINGTON, laid. (UP!) Male menopause Is a real phenomenon and businesses must learn to deal with it, organizational behavior researcher In the current Issue of Business Horizons. can do against some dubs that worked long and hard on the offensive plays they plan to use against the Broncos. Of course, Madden would not talk about FrIday, Dec. 30,1577-u Men And Mid-Year Crisis Offers Program By HERKY IIIJFFMAN it? . Time Leisure what he has in mind, 11ce pt to speak In generafties. the Oakland Airport today to played, but they jist had a great game a great blocking game." In Oakland, the Raiders he And the rat of the Broncos ' they re not that dumb," Evening Herahi, Sanford. Fl. 0 Denver met the Raiders, said Cowboys Favored .00 ~ Wednesday. "It's not that we would try to bide anything in the way vi gimmicks or anything like that," Miller said. "We want to be accommodating, but we want to be able to keep our concentratIon, too." Broncos' linebacker Joe Rluo, who picked off three of Oakland's passes the first time the game darts, that ctup Is a 31 z.poW underdog against the Oakland Raider, New Underdogs; Don t Mind 3IY2-POjflf ouRS&V6 I Frl.y. Dec. N. l7 - a p.m., WftL TUESDAY, JANUARY 3 Free Maid pus_v dime, 2-4 p.m., 7th and Elm, Sanford Adventist Church. DdtcsaCameraClsh,7:lSp.m., social hail, Lutheran Church of Providence. Winter Springs Sert.ma, 7:30 am., Sunshine Park Community Center. Saderd U.., noon, Holiday Inn. Saefed Sertema, 7 am., Samba's. L.ugweed Sentsma, noon, Quality 1am, 1-4 and SR 434. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m. Sanford Woman's Club, S. Oak A ve.; 7 p.m., Swnmlt Apartments, Casselberry. Quality Inn, 1-4. L.agw.odLake Mary Li s, Ceaselberry Jaycees, $ p.m., Ding's Garage, Melody line. Sulord-8eminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee on ? p.m., Pareats Aw.ymem 7:30 pin., Casselberry Cornmonity United MethoI Church. noon, QvIc Canter. $adUd Isd C . OSsia Aissymias, 410 aeu., First Foderal Sa,1r, SR 434, Lomgwoad; 7p.m., (0* Tesno) SeIgfkid Apartme nts clubhouse, Aitencid. Spr ings; 710 p.m., Florida Power and Ugid, Sanford. WEDNAY, JANUARY 4 Caise.iq Reedy 7:30 sin., the Caboose. Gene,. Ganise Club, 410 aa, Overeaters Ansaymem, 7:30 p.m., Alts.ncnte Mall, Sears auditorium. Recovery, lie. 12:30p.m., 103 RobIn Road, Allarnont. Springs, for ruts'vo sad former medal patleds. OvM, Reedy, 7:30 am., the Tuwn House. Happiness Is...Heloing Ksds I DEAR ABBY: Because of you, my Christmas was a lot this year. Last year husband drove me crazy sitting wound the house doing nothing. He had just retired at age 65, was In good heal th, and didn't know what to do with himself. He'd worked hard all his life and never had time to cultivate any tabbies. I kiddingly suggested he and he did. You told him of his to some volunteer group, and you named a few. He called the Crippled Children's Society, and they gave him the names of some handicapped children who needed t ransportation to and from the therapy clinic. He's never been happier. Aren't men peculiar? They'll listen to advice from a stranger, but just let their wi ves tell t hem the same thing and they'll say she's off her rocker. Thanks, Abby. You gave me merrier my write to you, to fer services get furious with her. I have make me feel very seductive. Between heartburn, nausea, backaches, fati gue and swollen feet, not to mention the feeling i feel If she c't take the that there must be ten babies in time (of which she has plenty) there beating on my ribs, spine to shop for her grandchild, she and other vital organs, th keep her money. My child one thing I don't feel is lust! This is my second pregnancy wo uld be more impressed with sack of jelly beans than he Is and I'm not looking forward to A gr the best Christmas present I've with eutna's check. Should I Use upcoming fights. had in years. tell her to forget It next ea How can I explain to my ANGIE FURIOUS husband that having sex, DEAR FURIOUS: Ni, I think especially during the last DEAR ANGIE: Don't meatbu it. Greet y' wea- ghlsg a eMid a check makes stages of pregnancy, is not all a that enjoyable? I don't expect dent hbaad fir me, and mare N.e than giving stash him for giving me the glitbe feels he must keep (Sr complete abstinence, just a opportunity to remind ethers worse yet, wear) because it's break now and then. Help me! that they, too, can improve the grandma's Cinidusas gift. You PGInS.C. DEAR PG: You can explain it quality of their retirement can't go wrong with mosey; the husband yeara by volunteering their color Is always right, and you to you've services. Everybody can do don't have to worry about "HI" explained it to me, and In even It fits into any pocketbook. more explicit language. something. Hate to write letters? Send $1 DEAR ABBY: I may be old-- DEAR ABBY: My problem Is Abigail Van Bares, 132 Lasky fashioned, but I think it's In a h usband who expects me to very poor taste to give a child keep up an active sex life while Dr., Beverly Hills, Calf. *112, for Abby's booklet "Hew to money for Christmas. My I'm pregnant. I've tried to tell him that Write Letters for All mother-in-law sends my child a check every Christmas, and I being In this condition doesn't Occasions." beentemigedtosendltbsckor to send tIER a check In same amount, can y r? your just as - to Of Women And Smoking Women who smoke may be according to research reported tamed during pregnancy. demonstrating the fact that recently to the American This Is a medical message they have achieved much since Medical Association, from the Florida MedicalE EIGH' the turn of the cent ury, but they Association In behalf of the ST Pregnantwomen are physically suffering for Florida doctors of Florida and as a IT OPPI LINICS their liberation, public service feature c f have available to them the best 447-1919,4224"4 By now most people have te care In Hi. world today, newsPaPer, 1300 heard the popular aaalna4 sI sapaIIa ..,.aLI..n_ but must assume personal responsibility for the well being lung cancer, respiratory their unborn child. of ailments, heart disease and generally poor oral hygiene. As part of continuing Physicians have recently, on health haza,rda, research through advances In medicine, have also found that doctors discovered other hazards which effect not only women, but can women who smoke are likely to undergo menopause a year or ganorationa bum About one half of the hesnan two sooner than women who fetusee now gliatlag Li the don't smoke. They have U.S. are spending their determined two possible exprenatal months in "amok.- planations for this correlation filled wombs." Women who between smoking and early continue to smoke during menopause. One suggests that pregnancy Increase the nicotine's effect on the tentral likelihood of miscarriage, nervous system may Include an abortion, fetal distress, influence on hormone secretion. premature birth and the stunted gwth of the unborn nutritional but non-food ddld, as well an increased variable-or a factor in natal levels of Lead in the blood, caress real as the diet main. future rM �. IS-Evening hftskli Sdnfwd. Ft. ay. Doc, $ 77 . . - - . TONIGHT'S TV - __ - ABC NEWS 8 BOOK BEAT 7:00 CI) UASt8 CLUB JJ Y BUNCH (I) THE CROSS WITS MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW CD FtEOBACK (1) WILD. WILD. WORLD OF ANIMALS Animals of the Polar Desert" CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 8 USCNEL4..EHRER RE. PORT 7:30 (I) FAMILY '° (4) liii GONG SHOW THE MUPPET SHOW CAROL RNEfl SHOW (1)8 FLORIDA REPORT $25000 PYRAMID (It R)SE BOWL: 8to. Sweat and Cheers.' 8:00 (4) (It CPO SHARKEY: Con. gresewom n Bagley (Pal Catfoil). who is well known for her tough anti-Navy views, sirtves for a surprise Inspection. (1) SHA NA NA (1)8 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW CI) DONNY AND MARIE OS.. MONO SHOW: Gus.sts: Rob. sit Young. Paul Lynde, Nell Sedaka and Miss America. 8:30 (I) (J CHICO AND THE Friday Evening 'I 600 .1) (4) (1) (4) '1L NEWS IV MY THREE SONS (1)8 ZOOM 630 ')(It NBC NEWS (4) (4) CBS NEWS K FAMILY AFFAIR '1) OVER EASY $ S V1I rnns I "U Rv 204 S SAT. G , ISTIA ADOID PUN PlUM 'T$I STOOD'S' rrn iii IS ° DS 5. 1.9 Pr II $5 W. 'S WALT DISNEY'S DaVbJ OGULmnd 3veopie S4 M I illy 1. P G MARY TYLER MOORE WALLREET w ST WEEK - 0146 V40 C08 THE ROCKFORD FILES: Isaac Hayes guests U a crony of Rockford. who. at his euggeshon. goes work for a former parole OflIC. fu (R) ®(I) C B S MOVIE: "Zorro."AJainDelon,$tanley BAN. Ottayta Piccolo. 1975. Appearing esemlno out of nowhere, and aNrays doted In black, insakid z. endary hero of the opresaed '' again. CL) FOOTBALL: Qatar Bowl, Jacksonville, Clemson vs Pittsburgh 0 HOMETOWN. SATUR. DAY NIGHT: Featured: Daru&s Sdvec Cornet Band 10.00 (J) Q&JlPCY Autopsies fad to reveal the cause of death of two patients, leading OUInCy to suePect the 4'fl9 ray be praCtiCing 115111. Carolyn Jones, Anthony Delay guest. cm 34 JAMES MICHENERS WORLD: 'Hawaii Revisited." "HAPPY NEW YEAR' FROM $TAPF&MANAOEI Saturday 5:55 CI) ONLY WORD 6:00 (4) CRACKERBARREL (I) GROWERS ALMANAC CI) HOT 000 6:25 (I) FRIENDS: LallystIe, 1.5 6:30 (4) FARM AND HOME (I) SUNRISE SEMESTER (I) LY 655 (I) DAILY DEVOTIONAL ill) LIVING WORDS 7:00 C]) A BETTER WAY (I) MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE C!) SESAME STREET (R) (I) WOAN GI S ISLAND (I!) KIDS WORLD 7:30 (I) PROFILES IN EDUCATION (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY 49 PLAY MATES, SCHOOLMATES (I) THE GREAT GRAPE APE SHOW (I BAGGY PANTS AND ThE NITWITS 8- 00 (L)UL CS BEARS (4) (1) SKATEBIRDS IV) FOR YOU Black Woman: CD ONCE UPON A CLASSIC: 'Robisi Hood Jr (R) (I) ALL NEW SUPER. FRIENDS HOUR (11) (M NCAA8ASKETBALL: Nolte Dame it Kentucky. 0 FESTIVAL IN VIENNA: The Vienna Philharmonic Or. 1:00 Cl) (IL THE MIDNIGHT SPE C*AL: Hosts- Marilyn McCoo. Billy Davis Jr. GUestL Dave mum. Boa Scaggs, Gladys Knight the PIPS Heart and 34 LOWELL THOMAS RE. chestra presents a concert of MEMBERS: 'Wendell Willie." (R) AL30 II) SWISS FAMILY ROB.. INSON 0 BOOK BEAT 9:00 (I) SPACE SENTINELS (4) (1) BUGS BUNNY-ROAD old world favorites, directed by Heinz Wailberg. 4-in (I) MOVIE: 'Bengazi." Rich. Ird ConIc, Richard Cartoon. (81W) 1955. PolIce Inspector fries to find stolen war surplus goods. Soo = (4) MOVIE: 'Work Is a Four Letter Ward." David warner, CilIa Black. 1969. 1 :20 O1Spf' HOUSE BY THE LAKE - (I) ALL NIGHT MOVIES: "Two for the Se.uw," Mitchum. Shirley Macl.aine. THEY CANE FROM WITHII (81W) 1962. Midwest lawyer ________________________________________ ' I RUNNER U) HOWDY D000Y SHOW I!) EMERGENCY ONE (1) WIDE WORLD OF (1) EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER SPORTS SHRIM P FEST I - - - CASE NO 11.220.CA.N.A In IS; No Adeptten of BABY GIRL COTTO. NOTICE OP ACTION TO.Alds Corte *INS* Residence is Unknown And TO the Natural Fa ther of Baby Girl Cone. MEMBERS: "Douglas (R) 8 FRENCH CHEF: • ' Spaghetti Dinner Flambe." CR) CD (IL BANG SHANG LALAPALOOZA SHOW IV) ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW BOOK BEAT lIsat a Petition for Adoption has been filed seeing to adept the miner Child named above.4 you Reg to serve a copy of your A BIT WITH KNIT written defenses, If any, to it on Kenneth At. Sine. OfSTEPHEN. 10-30 IAN THE GREATEST 15 BATMAN, TARZAN J) SON, STALNAKER & SEANE, PA., whose address Is Post ADVENTURE HOUR H) MOVIE: 'Bride of Frank. enstain.' Elsa Lanchester, Boris Katloff. 1935. NotorIous of Pretojious forces or. Frankenstein to • 'create" a Office Drawer One, CaIsilbecvy. Florida 33707. Petitioner attorney, on or oaior, flm day of Jimatry, IfS, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Pet Ilioners' attorney or bride for the monster. CD 23) DANIEL FOSTER Immediately thersafteq otherwise a default will be entered against you MD icr the relief demanded In the Petition. WITNESS my hand an the sealof this Court on December 7th, IM. 5jp HORSE PARENT EFFECTIVE. - Arttiur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of Hie Circuit Court By: Jean E. With Deputy Clerk KROFFT'S SUPER OW - Publish: Dec. 9. IS, 23,3o. 1577 PARENT EFFECTIVE. _________________ NESS IN TRAINING: "Fair Enough.' What to do when pa,ern. needs conflict with their chiidtens, siblIng rivalry And allowances M) NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, ORO Asseclst, Ltd., 11:30 a Florida limited partnership, (F (IL SEARCH AND 0. C - - $ - 1i -'-. WW&nf to the "Fictitious Name RESCUE SAv' Chapter 5510, Florida 5liitø, will register wim me Clerk CD CD SPACE ACADEMY of Circuit Court, In and for Seminole Q) VIVAL KITCONSUMER SSM.efy, Fhirida, upon receipt of of me Publication of this' me lictitious hams LA Aft, PLAZA APARTMENTS, under 12:00 which It Is 4119890d in business of 49 (I) BAGGY PANTS AND THE wynsoe Road In me city of Alta NITWITS monte Springs. Florida. -- "5 - I -. 3 .v-,.€. (4) OIUJQAN'S ISLAND SECRETS OF 1513 •r..r H) WRESTL74Q #I,.aj 99 W::~~:~ , NOTICEOFPICTITjóUS FRENCH CHEF: "Spaghetti Dinner FI.asnb," FOOTBALL: The pealch Bowl, at Atlanta, Noitti Caroleno State vs Iowa Stale. KIDS WORLD 24 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (R) R E G. $ 5. 99 OFFER EXPIRES ijnIi1 i i I I 15 big delicious shrimp cooked to J a 1@TA PRIVATE pyy Sat.. D.c. 31 P.M. till? $ in our secret, golden batter. . '• Scivis tin" (olive hUngry people; . fllehSrIof*l loom" deNSofv 'V = _____ . 2700 ORLANDO DUIVI (HWY. 1742) . es i s __ _ OPIIfIN JON INfl$Nl HILLS *i Al.TAMONTI SPRINSI N.) PAIE V _____ ____ a _____ ISrI..i,f by ,, mlino no ii..7 A . 44 _____ Nr'P esrsI -, - I nOILUMMAIlUVO. , 4 HWY $741, I esifo NSS$ rW4 4-Psonat' - - ' S _" Is New veer Eve Mis s 'an Prruiect SuPerv.sor l ob develop ment program, must have a minimum of 3 years experience " supervision. administration arid managerial re$poffllbility Will be responsible for complete Supervision, reporting, administration of project Providing on the lob training to vancetiket, Iaquery Lounge, AnderSon's is Station & Snofkyt Market, Mae's Cafe (Midway) A Fanny's Cate _.__ DIVORCE FORMS - Still 57050 free details KIT. ft.oi 751, ___________________________ noill . F1 12 trainees Applicants Should be a resident of Seminole County Nice Slim attractive lady, 10 '1 would like to rr,es$ nice man ' range$l0.000 tO$17,000 An equal Opportunity employer Send returns to Bo. ISa Fw.ni,w, l4erqid. P.O. Scitssi Sanford. " IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON AUTO MUFFLER & BRAKE MECHANIC Sanford, REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE Confidential interview to work Sanford, Lake Mary & Altamonte areas, individual rain ing , computer, mIcro-film Companion to live watt, elderly lad y Own room, bath 1 Small salary, 375 15% -. - S-Lost & Found . - - -- _ '78 DON'T WAITI I ______________ - 6-ChiId Care _____ SECRETARV. Reception & bookkeeping for prolessional of fice AAA EMPLOYMENT 9-Good 'Things to Eat 301 Commercial 3333174 "Low Low Fee" .._. . 3274733 )n'TDe4pa'r 0' P,jit Y, Plan .. LJtr A 312 jai t ,, • HIGH S(P400L GIIADS- Limited Openings NOW Good Pay $411 mo I. Travel, Adventure, Vocational Training Fast . ",r] J 11-Instructions Sanford 3231781 license. USCG •Captamns examInation course S nights in Orlando Starts Jan 11th Sea School St Pt II) $37 101 for information - - a specialty. Lates t techn iques. 575 00 1.30 Stuffing Envelopes $lId Pro it ceftif,ed by USA Pro Self Stamped address envelope Tayco P.O. Box $010 Stockton, Ga. 9130111. Tennis Registry For info, Doug MSIICZowSII. 3723W . 18-Help Wanted - 29-ROOmS ____________________________ ____________ _______________________ ___________________________ (AWN MONEY OlGA Take orderS for L'SJ Jewelry Cali for free Sanford-Furn rooms Gracious Isv'tsg 500 S Oak 515 mo in 1751 .m.iocs on toll free cludes utilities A maid. $11 7113 - TRAVEL GUYS 30-Apartments Unfurnished .-- ---- - Nall Co now hat openings for 17 mat young people No em permmnce necessary but must be free to leave at once for major U S cities and resort areas. 3 *5 aid training Expenses transportation furnished For SAN MO PARK-I, 7.3 entroom trailer apts Adults & family park. Weekly 3315 Hwy 1757. Sanford 333 1530 p RidgewOOd Arms Apts. contact Ms Barbels. 1711101- Parents welcome at t, inlecvie-* & Bedroom Apartments available Pool. Rec Room, T.vi,t Court. AC, D,shwather. Carpeted Drapes Call 3735420 bewesn ' - ' be 11 ...WIpU, , • ' • - ' ,, _ _ SUPERI OR. 3 bath home I Sanoral Pan. FR. tat In kitchen. C H&A. din ing area & morel BPP WARRANTED Just $35.3001 MAKE A WISH- 3 BR, 1 bath home in Sanford is a dream come true Nicely decorated, in quiet neighborhood, FR, fireplace, & moret pp WARRANTED. Just 121.500. IMMACULATE - 3 BR, 3 ba th home on ig. lot in Sanfordt Nice kitchen , scr. porch, rear patio, FR, fenced rear yard & extras galorel Only $35,500 UNBELIEVABLE- 381.7 bath home on 19. corner lot in PinecreSt? New roof & carpett I pm ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 3372511. ANNE A. WALLACE leg Weal Est.te Bioser (305) 322 IllS Bro5erAtOc -JOHN W.SSERO ACR FACiF COMME ICIAL CHARM FROM THE PAST Gracious entrance hall. 3 BR. 7i B, 14*31 Ii. I.R. with fireplace, 13*11 ft. DR Pool. trees Owner sell & has must kitchen. utility room, scr.poirc, nicety ianascapect Only ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 181,7 bath-Nice neighborhood. complet ely remoiiel.d, conc rete block, pool, carpet, 530.500 2565 PARK , i HOLIDAY SPECIAL-CB, 3 51, easy terms. 114.100. 373 3771, ________ Harold Hall Realty Sanford 3 OR, large lot, ne ar Stores, carpeted. 113.000 toll Santa Na Nrneers 1 LAKE MARY 3 uR. pmo,yi.. - 1w" MARCH OF DIMES 0 322.77Adavnrnlnhl freshly painted inside lout. roomy 100' 174' corner lot. fenced back yard with 20'v71' storage building, 525.000 __________ 381house, Lake Mary, By owner Call alter 3pm 447 1107 x * ERNOLL GREENE REALTOR 6545573 I & firplace, many extras, 170.500. William MaliciowsAl, REALTOR, 373 Lg. 3 BR. FR STONE ISLAND- IBM. 2'v baths on I acre. $53,000. Jenny Clark Realty, REALTOR. 337.1300- I () .ales Appraisals -- - machine, fully automatic, sold originally, 5503 Repotssiøused br 4 mon ths, balance, 1114 554 $717 Man's Deerskin coat, size 3$. like new $4.5 Call $31 5317. business irs Ilsis area. Properly & business under $71,000 Terms I REALTOR 3721501 MULTIPLE LISTING $EAVICE Eves: . 17) "Al. 3331535 RANT ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. _ , 68-Wanted to Buy - - - - -- -- --- - 1 usilas SERVICE US1116 AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB Air Conditiorng CMIral Heat I, Air Conditioning F or free esImatet. Call Carl hiarrs at SEARS -n Sanf or d 372 j'I - CiDMMUNITV BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN SETTER. Save Mr,irley IflSuIa'C No* ("*j iP,,5"r i Au is A. Roptco iQarn for old or flee hOijWS, t)ct or lrme 324 1575 ALPITEDNEW HOMES TO BUILD & OLDONES TO REPAIR I -- M phone 3flsl4j Will do house painting I repair is yVs experience 323 7154 - - Lawn & garn EcslpmeriI Cha aSic Msceilar,ous Set-wices Electrical, plumbing, carpentry, Si r cond At Mating a specialty burnaces and heaters cleaned Residential, Commercial, in Beauty Cane - TOWERS BEAUTY SALON (for merly Harr,tt's Beauty 010051 549 F lit St 327 3742 On :.T tSROi'Oi PEST LOPTRUL 3342 Pun Drive __ Sleep sofa 5 thar, new orwy so, with thiS Id COUNTRY FUROITURE, HWY 16, Sans. lod, 37,35332 __________ -- 0MM UN I T V BULLETIN BOAROS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN BETTER. _ iter Stamps Wholesale. maae to order, maileo 151 clan 21 hr5 Call 3735003 Land Clearing Land cle aring 4.3 lard loader 1 dump truck for rent or lease, 222 SawFiling .LaWn Mair,tenanCe PRECISION SAW PILING Let us file your tacit American Rent All 322 91 11 3113 -. _ - - -. -______________ EliCtricil ________________________ SOSFOLEY(LECTRICIAP$ F RE' ESTIMATES 31) sill. Land ?MInt,nance HUGHEY(QUIPM1:NT Owl Service, Clearing, Mowing _____ 122 514( - CallCPlarIiefl7 O700a1terlp m Exper t york rpam shampoo Free estimates Guar"q'ed Ph 031 a. Bach Not Loader 372 S.rw'ce Pest Crntrol darstrial Maintenance I repair these items Bob Glare 730 Brighton Way, C.aswlbei-ry $31 MIX SEWING MACHINE CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY 1011 I 7505$ Pars or 3337511 HOuse& Roof cleaning also exterior At interior Pa.nting BLITZ CLEAN JAIIITORIAL Sales Smittys Snappin Turtle - Carpet Cleaning wk Montgomery Ward "Signature" space heater lest than two years old Electric blower and iPer moltat 1135.00 3)5 5552 after I nsulation Hems improvements - ' -- 52-Appliances 17 92 Sonford * 830-6688 321-0741 1501 Beckwith upright piano for sale. excellent, 1500 3220334. '---' - Hwy Orlando Dr CONSULT OUR 3226301 c1-$4si..twkI 4114 S. Larry's Mart. 21$ Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the Imeit its used furniture Refrig stov, tools FIREWOOD FOR SALE WE DELIVER Salancsdue$173.aOor$77.lOmo, Call Sew & Save 1311111 day or nit*. Free home trial; no obligation Stumper Agency KISH REAL ESTATE, INC. REALTOR 20175 Freniti Ave. Sanford. Fla 1plepPica, f3OS )21 Owl Singer's moSt modern sewing ueaandweareun.bietoloWe. from very RAYMONDE.LUNDQUIST Req. Real (slate Broker TO PROTECT THE UNBORN AND THE NEWBORN 1976 SINGER FUTURA fireplaces for those cozy tate. * OWNERS WANT TO RETIRE - W 1977 Singer Zg Zag evenings. 3.34 a den. $31,100. berms. WONDERFUL BUY, see this Immaculate 3 BR at 121,300. What have you got? Owners may ' TORINO SPORT ..... Lw, 51w.., Law Miles '2995 '73MAVERICK ...................... '2195 '73 FURY III4 Door ................. Low l,,u,Mas,, 81195 '13 GRAN -_________ RIDE BY 7215 Palmetto I then fl us! We'll tell y all the Singer Future in walnut ca binet leatures which includs 2 left in layaway. Purchaser left * IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A '72 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE ..... 15,151 AdVal Mile, '1995 '72 GRANTORINO2Do0rCoupe........... s.,,'2195 'U CORTINA........................ cyt' Gas saver '199 ASPENS ..................... C,, £ Sedans From VOLARES ................... C.ws4$i4i5s ,,.'3188 7 Young Cows & bull for sale. 327 $543. Model 1305, good for all type's of carpeting, sold originally 5251, REALTOR MLS _________________________ SC o - ELECTROLUX VACUUM SiSload $3495 x VVSIYQOr. "' African Night Crawlers SO large worms. 11. Also Peat, fine quality, SI bushel Wholesale in your container, S bushels or p.. bushel BAGGS MARKET. 211$ Sanford Av. Sanford 37) Ml Brand new. never used, slightly oamagea in shipping, balanCe 145 IN 5217 03 _ REALTORS , mortgage, 523.300 322-2420 Ill 'fl HORNET WAGON .......................... '2995 _______________________ IlCarol necklaces, 135up Meeker wallets. 1$ up Come in & See? Gwaltney Jewelers. 704 S. Park 1 Ave. OWNER MOVED OUT- Needs to tell this attractively paneled, 3 large family room Assume low interest COUNTRY LIVING-) DR, 2 bath with all the conveniences, large yard, trees, plants galore, choice area. $17,500. 00*15, Cash 322.4132 repossessed-used for short time, balance $41 SO 156131? Sanford's Sales Leader 49ilo I - Adj. commode chairs, crutches, folding Adj. walkers & wheel chairs, Rent or Sale, Americar Rent-All 3325113. - OPPORTUNITY. DecoratIng & a few antiques will make this homi' snow place. . CARS Chafing Dish? American Rent. lO3O State St Sanford Plata, 322 5411 - REAL • am A. 323.7832 reduced price to $11,000. A Formal OR, bar & pooH FR& m.ny exrram BPP WARRANTED, Dust $35,500 LOOK HERE-7BR, lbathlsom, in Country Club Manorl Eat In sewing EveS 3321517 3720612 3727177 3Q7[ 35lpiSt .-,,-,, -. ______ Vu REALTY - ----------------.---24-Business oi'tunities available Teaching youngsters ..-__ ---------_____ 5sl, & gtc.gp term's instruction GIRLS STEN STROM 322-1833 BOOK BolWalherFurniture Commercial Bldgs for rent, large Ismall. -- BLUE niturip,$307703 SAVE 50% 3215S. HWY.17.n owner All, 377 5113 - clearance, on stretch zig tag machines Singer, new sn balance 515 Singer Futvra, sold new for $4.10. pay balance 04 123.1 See at SANFORDSEWIP4G CENTER BILL BAICER VOIJCSWAG(N _____________________ Champagne' Glasses, Tables, Chairs, Rolla. way Beds. Coffee Urns & WILSON MAII:I4 FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311 315E Firitll 172S622 ___________________________ - '1895 Chuck Oormlv.323a$6l ___________________________ SO-?sceIlaneous for Sale Casselberry Plato tfl LUXURY LIMANS, 7 OR. NT, AIR, AUTO. FILL DIRT CLAY . SHELL. HAIJLINGt -- H*y, $7.53 8 1895 FILL DIRT Ii TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND - _Call Dick Lacy, 333 7150 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet RentOurRinsaj'svac _________________ 1011 MOB CONy. LOW MILES, SPECIAL ________________________ ___________________ 'S New listing, I acres in Geneva. Older orange grove will divide. 1 2395 11 IOfl Volkswagen Bug 10.000 ml, autOmatIc,stickshlft,*hite with black interior, priced for quick sale. 513.10. 543-400. Private - REALTOR 3231000 MLS Eve, 327.1l75 Fine selection of 000d used fur , - 1574 SUICK LE SABRE LU*US, IbR. AUTO. AIR. auto,, A CExcellent throuofsout Will take 12.10$. 173 $322 or $62 741 62-Lawiirdefl 64-Equipnnt for Rent - - - lt7l Toyota Corona. I door wagon. $20&up Raborn REALTY _______________ $.37.000 RX $100 Aup .,-, toselIiBR,'lB..goodconio.2001 Adams Ave., 117,500 older woman. 377 3533. Sanford. --------- - 5lO&p classitiedatCall3n.35IIor53l. 0051 trade $I.000. RECORDED MESSAGE KeliaDle woman to live, yplst lr in exchange for companion of prep - "' -_ - 1011 IMPALA I ON., NT, AIR, AUTO, CLEAN. '1795 - ______________ '2995 DAYTONA AUTOAUCTION Hwy 53. I mile west of Speedway, - Daytona Beach,, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Sat, at 7 30 It's the only one in Florida You set t he reserved price, No charge other than 53 registration fee untiss vehicle 5 sold Call 501 3151311 for further detailS. Next sale Jan 3rd NOLL'S Casselberry. I? 57,35 44 __________________________ Get full exposure eke that "For SiSli" sign & p a People etso 1i1 money USi 10* co$Iclataofiedadstob,,y sell, Ofunch Owner being transferred . Priced 19 SALES POSITION TOLL FREE-1 100433140) . DESK 07$ MO MIDGET CONy. LOW MILES. ONLY 8O-Atjtos for Sale CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE, 3321111 convenient to hospital and Shopping. ideal for retiree, _______________________ ________ -- Real Estate. General Contractor 333 443• Medical Dental Care Plus $35710 mo starting pay for E.I . STENOCI'IAIRS ________ øtti n,* homes Under 127.000 *ith Ins than 19CO down Government bundin Builder 3333211 EQual iloiu'.nq Upp'oriunitv Johnny Walker Uniformt. Food. Lodging, 30 days paid vacation, Complete Harold Hall Realty -I SAVEI bike, call 310 1155. up ADOINGMACHINE USED EXECUTIVE ': Multiple Listing REALTOR 110 Chapman Ave Duplex Apt Military Compensation- ____________ ______ ace Mary- 3 ON. 1063 Cadillac Coupe DeVihie. new engine, transmiss ion & hiSS, 135$ Call after Spm 321705 1011 Yamaha, 171CC. street or dirt USED 3 & • DRAWER FILE CABINETS 1304 up MANUAL TYPEWRITERS noa. have building lots. Spectacular view. Every amenity. Call for appointment. (Dealer) 1077 Honda $50 take over payments, no money down. Wa 1150 or 373 4333 ask for Tommy. - ". '-" garage, utility room, porch 13i000 337 1214 HAL COIBERT REALTY,lnc Opportunity Contact U S Navy Recruiting Office Tel 3224705 Regular . REALTORS LAKEFRONT COUNTRY HOME. 3310440 REALTOR Multiple Listing Service : £ves:3731742,UIS3iI,3214431 _________________________ Advancement ',%ari 60--Office Supplies . ' ' OSTEEN-. S acres more or less, high & dry. good country esta te, $13,500 with $7500 down, o*v'tr will carry mortgage, we ato 3 SR. 2 bath, family room. dining room, living room, dc,uble WITT REALTY _______________________ NAVAL ORANGES & other citrus for tale! 13 00 bushel 3770313 or ______________ Older home in good cond. 7 OR, I bath. 19. satin kitchen. Only 5)4.500 ,.#HOUSEKEEPER..,pleasant person, large Muse. References 53$000 buys 7 BR, I bath, Fla. rm., requiret 1350 Par. up I5433 Pool. forced yd. Sae today. BabySitting in my home, ay or night 3231554 _,- Estates, Preowned, excellent cond.double widesA lot, III 500 & down, bank financing. In Cii.idi$ Club House, l. Tennis Courts. Boat Launch American Parks, DeBary. (301) usssli Nestled among wtsispering pines overlooking a crystal clear lake. -- from 110 to 4--Motorcycles ________________________ Pianos. Thomas Organs-.-fs ought & Sold Music Lessons Private and FREE Grou p BOB BALL'S. Discount Mutic Center. 2307 French Ave, 3277353 ________________________ 3772170 --- Removed BUY JUNK CARS 110 Call 177 1621 __ , ,' BUY JUNK CARS. trucks & im ports Ito to $70 Jfl $00 after S pm A weekends S9-4vJsical Werctndise Il 57, L'isure World Mobile STE NSTROM REALTY - fl-Junk Ca II' wooden cruiser boat with trailer VOorbest offer. Call 323 IOtSor come we at 7013 H aw kins Ave 49.fl....t,'fnjfl Prai.ty AL5O3BR,lbatlson3ivacresat 120.000. " SYSTEMS ANALY$T...lt, RPG, experience, salary open. Will babysit in my home, New Year's Eve, experienced c ouple, contact Judy at 37)5042. Deceased ideal Country home? OR, 7 baths. con. H&A, on 3 acres, Bargain at $11,500. • - ROBSOPi MARINE 7077 Hwy. 17 57 Sanfor d Fla. 37771 On the Beautiful St. Johns River. Live NWof Sanford lust off Hwy _ Bring your horse & kids to this & Accessories - 041 Buick LaSabr AC. 0 rTu'w TICS). CUnI OQO 54)0 2') 1731, 3720547 -. IUCT MAKE PAYAAENTS -72 A, 1 73 models Call 373 5570 or 531 77) 5433 ______________ - - . 1S.SO0. - ____________ _____ home-4 OR, 2 bath, fireplace, Pool & many ottierextras. on I acre lot. Only Auction Cente Hwy 16 West, Sanford IS',' Bass boat, tile new, fully equipped, IS hp Mercury motor, heavy duty trailer with S ply tires, 171 model. 333-7113. JOIN SANFORD'S SALES REALTOR MLS LEADER I Professional 3'li 5114 da y (Sr niqhi training, individual supervision, all ERA benefits. seller & buyer home warranty, finijt office 46 -Comnrcial Property eq uipmen t & sales toots & em Cept'onal advertising program CORNER,smalloffice Lowdown, are IuSt a to* of It's many S2I0mo approx Owner Broker, REASONS WHY WERE THE Orlando, 8416016 Eve. LEADER! Call Dave Fair for a confiden tial interview - Lovely emecutive REALTORS $30 Ulior 335-4711 eves Would party who called about wallet. Thurs. Dec 77 please call again Ill ASSOCIATES Dell's - 1574 Lincoln Mark IV Bill blass Designer package. Completely loaded including moon roo f and Va Cisani Built in CO with power antenna. 70.000 miles Must see to appreciate. US$0. (private) 6614300 Consignments Accepted $-l3Sat. 644 1916 Credit Qualifies Open Daily for Browsing -- - O:ar. Winter Park ---- stay late - VA I FHA F*P4ANCIP4G 3730541 REAL ESTATE ________________________ FOR REST GREENE INC. 3323501 M. Unsworth Realty REALTOR MLS 605 or eves 323 0517 viewerforcounty,4,5 We Take Trades, -'- 32)5211 * No Money Down If loaded with want to clear out for the pears end. Anything you need, we have it. Come early & _________________ GREGORY MOBILE PIOMES 13 Ortanøo Dr 323 5300 7121 Park or .3723111 REALTOR Alter Hours - * Sanford 377 liii Dealer A gent Wemerchandise, are Still over SOW. 5th St. 43-otAa'ea9e ., S SUNSHINE T.V. 5S-Bots uction ale FRIDAY NIGHT 7:30 "limited Supply." Hours itoS Mon Fri 42-biIe Hones A SALE SAVE- ISO CO or more on selected Portabt. TV's and Stereos - Jim Hunt Realty - Steady work, good pay & benefits Area Resident with references Phone Mr Muffler 373 173 4$17 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Gr oup P 0 so- $5) - 603$ after 1pm or 3751175 Lowdown- Noqua'ityng. serai' models to choose Iron's Call Cc WPt,tehurst. REALTOR, 4711 51 14 - for families or friends of P'04)lemdr,nkers For burtrser -('formation call " Sanford lakefront, 3 BR, 2 bath, upper 10' 5047741410 504 fl4 * y55r5 cii merit, in tile-s em iiricC *04k fjr Call Per - Good Used Televisions. $31 and up, illS Orlando Dr.. Miller's. 323 0357. NEIGHBORHOOD - CMP LET ELY RE CON DITIOP4ED- VA &FP$A homeS located in many a reas 01 Seminole County. 117.100 to 0000 Down payment 10* as 1100 CRANK C0NS'T REALTY REALTORS 1306051 Relief Night Auditor, experienced preferred, NCR Classified machine, part time desk clerk, Days Inn Motel, Sanford , 1.1 & Write P 0 Box 1713 / 32! 0440 MidlIO,000 OR, Ili 8 CHLA 13000 down assume monthly caurments of about 5501 - PITI. Sanford 33)7173 dylIwilde. 105 Brentwood Dr. I BR. Ibatp. pool home. ivri. old Sunken living room, with Iltoplact, family room, Dining room, screen porch, fenced yard, fruit trei% Was 543.000. Reduced to 151.500 Owner-fl) 1040. SANORA CONDOMINIUM - ala Krlder Rd., 3 OR. 2'i bathe, 7 car garage. OR, pool, lentils courts. Club House, range, refrigerator, disposal, drapes, At Much Much Moral By Ox'i.r. 7'pct, •ssumabie mortgage. Like - .._..11ft!O!Florlda 37771 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM - '-- - 3211"]. 323134 UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust taking up space with a want ad In the Harold 373 2511 or 531503. REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 3777101 Multiple LstIng Sirv,:e Evenings us S3611 or mono 41-Houses SR 14 Can Help Phone 123 III? ___________ - - ------ Maids, full & part lime, Days Inn Sanford, a pp ly in person, I-I & HANNAH'S MUSIC CENTER Lessons Instruments, Ac ce-stories. Repairs 210 E Itt St. each personal representative All personter,stedin tie estate City Council will hold a public to whom a copy of this Not ice of !W.IWJV At 1:3111 FAR.. Of as soon Administration has been mailed are tPsersafter N Pooslole, on Wed- required, WITHIN THREE nesday,Januay1I,,y,,. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF an application by JON W. lABEL THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF requesting a Pnetlmlfsaryplatap TIIISNOTICE,tofileanyob,ec$iovs$ .nal 4 .asi,..._ .s 'W VT 11W UI '1WY may PlayS that cAallenge the dIt.IOfI regulations requIring validity of the deCedent's will, t he paving of IPse sfreets and P'Ovidsng qualifications of the personal water and sewer hookups relaive ' to represeist.tive, or the venue Oji the folIn described property lurisatcilon of the court, situate at the corner ALL CLAIMS. DE MANDS. AND Bahama Molds. and being more OBJECTIONS NOT $O FILED PS4'tiCutarty desaed N Sellout: WILL SE FOREVER ""' Ctdsfly BANNED Latl3aAdLINickA. $ec$NeI, Deleoflheflntpulicationoottsis . NOR IN ORLANDO_RANCHIS, NetIce of Administration: City ii Wedar $pr, SMWOW c. ,ty. FI0I William Robert Adams The Public Hring *411be fIeld In As Pec$ail Niprei.nsathe Coy 14511, City ci *IIWI' Sltlnii, the ci *5 Estate of Florida, It which time interested JOHN LEVI ADAMS Parties for and against me roq50p5 Oeceasad 47at50 above will be . ard ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL DATED: December 31, I.M. REPRESENTATIVE: S. Mary No,tsii, FRANK C WHIOHAM, ESQUIRE City Clerk of City of Winter STENSTROM, DAVIS I SWI'9j lida MCINTOSH GARY E. MASSEY ESQUIRE Pest Office lea 1330 Sii'Iiige. Florida $lflluiØ• F)srld 37771 City Attorney (305) 377 21P1 Publish: Dec. X. 1517 PVbtlt5' Dec. 35, Jan 4. 1575 DES 141 0(514 - a - REALTOR Estate * If your credit isas bears retected If you don't save a down patrnent. or if y ou 're loosing for a good tew or used cur or truck l4 13 YOU NAME IT I BUY IT SANFORDAUCTION v,lqinahly IllS, pay balance, 173 00 5045317 CallBart longer needed items WITT REALTY f * Good Credit, Bad Credit - WALNUT STEREO /ry comforta bl e I OR, 7 both modern CO home, fenced yard Priced under $71,000 with assumable mortgage or ree finance financeor or trade In your present, too small hornet x I Real - PALLU WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Per riaps Alcoholics Anonymous - - pets 3727530 c •'"'"' ' - Lake Mary- I Bdrm turn Muse Nice for couple. No (hildr en or and experienced in human development progr ams Salary BeiweenSS&a% Call 3233507 33-Houses Furnished -- QUIET high as an elephant's eye Place a classified al, and pile the money in your atleit -- - ---- __________________- - ----- -- ---------- -- 321 0lWvej - no * S.,, Brand new left in lay away, SOIC Real Estate Broker 2535 S Sanford Ave Days 3275173 "i"""" oont pi le I or No Credit Re JOHN KRIDER ASSOC 101W Commercial Phone 377 ?5SI.anford _______________________________ 3 BR. 2 bath, fenced, 1310 mc 333 7550 expenses 54.4 3071 --------------.-- W-0005 for Sale Out Of deal? ViSit (theirs An tique%,Irni W ofllon Old 5l is at "76" Station, Paola, 337 05,, BATEMAN REALTY w Garnett Wrte Reg Real Estate Broker Call 3n Excellent earning opportunity helps pay for those Christmas Bring your own bottle urn., ioo. there will be Prizes, hat%. nose makers & plenty 04 run Advance tIckets. 5). Ihe door. Ii Ad Unfurnished . - -_ ___ 71--.01inlklues, KENMORE WASHER- Paris, Service Used machints. MOONCv APPLIANCES. 323 $73,100' Handyman can easily convert this 2 BR, IrWo a 3 or 4 OR Only 515.500. Low down payment El terms by owner Realtor Asociatj 001 735Q5. ome lots •. 10', no pets, adults. RV's welcome, 314$ Park Dr., Sanford 31 1571-31 I Furnished-, freshly painted in. $ide, 3.I',, 4)11., CIt, ww-c, privacy wall, carport. corner, St. Jonns Realty BROKERS you place your classified ad. the Sooner you will pet resuns Frlda, Dec. I 53..4y. Radio Stereo BR. I bath homes, $74,000 Government ssibtidy avaIlable. Builder. 3727357. Equal Hning Opportunity 3 OR. 2 bath, COmmerciel joined. - AVON CALLINGI query Pageant, Sanford Civic Center, 5:3511110 00 Soul Disco, featuring The Sherke. The sun, The Stroker, from tO tui 1 cm 52-Appliances . New 32-Houses ' 18-Help Wanted . ____ - wss4 43$ _________________ .-...._ FOIJI'Sd Grey maie cat abOijt7 V's vicin'ty of ldyltwilde, Call 373 5326 Contingent or unliquldat.d. the nature of the uncertainty shall to stated. If the claim IS secured, the secvrlty shall be described The cla imant shalt deliver sufficieru': copies of t he c laim to the clerk tO enable the clerk to mail one copy to _ _ 5, NW. MAIL . .-- _____ ______ r ___ $3S'_ - '7: ; rsen Lots ofthe original chips and shrimp sauce. • .' d perfection - - " . Before PubJicQtjofl Noon F(IdO1j ______ -_ 700 _________ 31-Apartments Furnished -- - - . TO WHOM IT M'Y CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE City Council ci me City ci WInter Sp'lIIgs, FISSIdS that sai' tiit. Sunday .i., Thai the parties Interested in Said File Number 77433CP, lspending iii me Circuit Court for Sem inole business we S5 follows: Cdunty, Florida. Probate Division, SinenI's Nlshe'ante the address of which Is Poll Office & Lounge. Inc. Drawer C. Sanford, Florida 3771I Mwcllle hale Dated at Winter Part, Orange The personal repvesentative Of P155' estate is WILLIAM ROBERT County, Florida, December 35. ADAMS, whese address Is 150$ Publish: DeC.23, 30. 1ff7' J. lSfl. . Elliott Avenue, Sanford, Florida ISiS 37771, The name and address 01 the DES-Il) personal repr esentati ve's attorney Dated at Beverly Hills, Los PICTITIOUS A$I are set forth below. Angeles County, Catilo,nia, Notice II hereby given that we All persons having claims or December IS. tnT, At* engaged in business at 730 demands against the estate are GAO AssocLates, Ltd, Sunnytown Rd., Calsaiberry, required. WITHIN THREE By: Stanley R. Flmbesg, SemInOleCounty,p$,er MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF General Partner biciticus name of H & H SERVICE THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 5777 Wilshire Boulevard CO.. and that we Intend to gj THIS NOTICE. 10111. rm Suite 710 1110 naitse with me ci the co urt " . itt Beverly Hills, Circuit Court, Seminole County, statement of any claim or derna California 50712 F lorida in accordanc, wIth, the biIsh:Dec30,t577,551j 30 wovislors of the Fictflid Nam. in writing and must indicate the Statutes, To-Wit: Section 541.0 nrtlal i, , . .. name 81,141 Florida Statutes ISV. Creditorhis agent 51g. Hugh, MIcOefysell or attorney, and the amou nt I' Hvg, McCombs claimed, If the Cla im is not yet due, , Publish Dec. 14, 33,70, 15774 Jane, the date when It will become dvi ins sisall be stated. If the claim Ii D,$73 ' - I5Hiawi"saat The sooner Noon The Daj S ADMINISTRATION inandforlemhnolsCounty.plaJlda, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING upon receipt of proof of the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST publication of this notice, the (IC. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL titlous name. to-wit: SINENI'S OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED GOURMET CATERING, under which we expect to engage In IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Of Highway 44. LOnI*'ied that the admInistration of the estate VillageSliopalng Center, Inth eCity JOHN LEVI ADAMS, deceased, of Lo.Iv.0.iI. Florida. 1 /2 /78 Midnight 3 Lines_Minimum - , DlvI$1.on Notice is hereby lven teat me in No: Estate of undersigned, Pursuant t. the JOHN LEVI ADAMS, "Fictitious Name SlifutV' Chapter IU.0S, Florida Statute, will register NOTICE OF with ttse Clerk of the CircuIt Court, 33ca t 7=7~~ Spacious Spanish 3 BR. 5g. treed lot, all the amenities plus quest Muse. A buy at $75500. William Malicrooski, REALTOR, 377. Reg. Real Estate Broker 377 1301 Day or Night limmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto Ave DEADLINES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File N.mber 17'4S3CP NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA 7conWcuftvetint,, ________________ DES-Ill . --- 41-Houses Payton Realty Apts. for Senior Citizens Do" town, very clean & roomy See p - - ________ 3 consecuflveljmes .... saI4ea - Drawer 1 Sanford. Florida, offer for sale SlId sell at public outcry to the PiiOfseSt Sanford, Florida 37771 and best bidder for cash, the Telephone: (305) 32741314 following described property Attoffleys f Patltk.nser situated In Seminole County, Publish: Dec. 23. 30. 1077, Jan 5. II. 1571 F lorida: I Lot II. Block II. TOWNSITE OF p($.)15 NORTH CHULUOTA, according to FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that i am the p1st thereof as recorded in Fiat Bock 7, Pages $4 SI Public Records engaged lfl business at ItO Highway of Seminole County, Florida. 0& Altamonte SprInts, Seminole pursuant to PM Final Judgment County. Florida, under fictitious entered in a case pending In said name if AMERICAN TRAVEL Court. the Style ofw'tslctilslndacated COACHES, and thai I intend to reeistef'saldnamswithme Clerk ot above. WITNESS my hand and official the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida ks accordance with seal of said Court this 77th day December. 1577. Provisions of tie FiCtltIou Name Statute, To-Wit: Sicti Seal) U$0 Florida Statutes ItV. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. hg: C. Wayne Prather Clerk of the Circuit Court Publish Dec. 14, 73, 30, 15774 Jan 5, By: Mary N. Darden 57I Deput y Clerk 0(5.76 Publish' Dec. 30, 1577 YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED RATES Itime HOURS Seminole County Courthouse. BRIDGES are unknn - -I ______________________ GARDENS GENEVA - 5:00 A.M. - S:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY S-Noon Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr NO( ICE Is hereby given that the Clerk of the Circuit Court undersigned ARTHUR H. SICKBy: Margaret L. WITH,JR.Clerkoflhe ClrcuitCourt Deputy Clerk olS.mlnole Count y, Florida,willon tpsellttidayolianuary,IOlIatII -oO Mach N. Cleveland, Jr. A. M. at the West front door of tse CLEVELAND, MIlE & whose name an risidenc. 10.00 - - . FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NESS IN TRAINING: 'For Life GOS$ Not B5Ck1fd" FW episode In series exarnins the pitfalls olprajse 11 DONALD PRICE. Petitioner, and PANSY A PRICE, Respondent. The following described parcpl5 Park - Winter EveiWng HiraM Sanfert FL - --- 41-Houses - I, 7. & 3 BR apartments, tingle story construction, adult & flmiiv area, c able TV. 831- 9993 ri aIira " VS.' , Inkiter, Michigan 41141. A twinS Petition For Dissolutlo of Mort lose having been Ilia r,gudIngthU marriage tOOOklA S. PRICE, in the Circuit Court in am for Seminole County, Florida, IN short title Of whiCh 5 IN RE' TIll MARRIAGE OF Orknd 322.2611 FORECLOSURE SALE 11-00 -. Seminole , (I) 421 SUPER WITCH (I) CLASS IFIED ADS that C04%I Oil ';-; -; W for roadFurther described as on December, 1577. Cochran Road, as'reCorded among (Court Seilt the Public Records of Seminole Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. County, Florid a Cler k of the Circuit Court Together with improvements By. Margaret L. Meyers situate thereon. Deputy Clerk These presents command you to Publish: Dec. 30, 1577, Jan. 6, Ii. 20, appear and file your answer or other $571 defense ov pleading with the Clerk d 0(1111 the Circuit Court inand for Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND County. Florida, and serve a copy SEMINOLE FOR COUNTY, thereof on Petitioners attorney, Mack N Cleveland, Jr of FLORIDA Cleveland. Mite & Bridges. P0. CASE NO. 77.$11.CA4S.E STOCKTON. WHATLEY, DAVIN A. Drawer 1. Sanford. Florida 32171,06 COMPANY. a Florida corporation, or before the 35115 day of January, Plaintiff, 1571, or otherwIse a default *11W entered against you. vs WITNESS MY HAND AND Or. MAX I. DETTER and CLEO I. FICIAL SEAL Of the Clerk Of the DETTER. hit wife, Circuit Court, on this list day Defarnts. '" NOTICE OF IV) UcHALES NAVY (!) LOWELL THOMAS REMvtPsi' ___ II _______________________________________ real property are also beIng against, to wit: procee PARCEL I Lake Marsha Highland FourIt Addition, as recorded in Plat 5n Range Page 7. PubliC Records of Orange Refrigerator has been flied against you RONALD County, Florida, as Lot It ant P P(F.OLA and DARLENE E. beginning South 70 degrees. East,, KEOLA, his wife, feif, Cf most westerly corner Lot It and you are required to serve a copy run South 10 degrees, East I) leit of your written defenses, If any, to it South I) lest, North 3$ degrees. west on Smith, Hulsey, Schwalbe and 71.21 feet, to Point of Beginning Nichols, plaintiff's attorneys, whole (Less beginning most Southerly address Is $00 Barnett Bank corner Lot It. run North 33 degrees, Building, Jacksonville. Florida West 153.15 feet. North 7 10 feel, 37202. on or before February I, 1575, South 33 degrees. East 70101 foit and filethe original with the clerk of South 73 degrees, West 4.15 beet. 4 thiS Court either before service on Point of Beginning.) Section Ii. plalntltf's attorneys or Immediately Township 73, Range 25. Together thereafter; otherwise judgment with improvements sItuate thereon PARCEL II may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. $311 $1' of Pd $74.11' of N04S4,ot i,,., ,., t ,, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND 9:30 Come to Arthur Treafther's HOLIDAY WEEKEN D 3Omints Uiurn1shsd CIRCUIT COURT, IN THU CIRCUIT COUNT OF TN IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIE. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL cii se who" Oakley. 3653 Cooper Road. Blue Ash. Ohio dliii. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to toreclose a mortgage upon the following pfnperty in Seminole County, Florida Lot 15. Block F, W000MERE PARK, SECOND REPLAT, ac cording to the plat thereof as recorded In Phi Rook II, Pug. 73. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida Together with the following equipment: Legal Notice GARDEN S f , -, Plaintiff, and PANSY A. PRICE, Respond,,, RONALD P. KEOLA, and wife; and NOTICE OF ACTION Oefendants. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO PANSY A. PRICE WHOSI NOTICE OF ACTION TO: LESER F. CAMPBELL, RESIDENCE AND MAILINI whose residence Is unknown and ADDRESS IS 75107 Rote*e LAW (I) SC008YS ALL STAR LAFF A LYMPICS ANIMAL F1RENDS 41 CROCKETT'S VICTORY Notici vs 4:00 How to Got A Job. 12:15 VICTORY GARDEN MAKING ENDS MEET 1:00 SOUL sou TRAIN (4) J,C( AWARENESS 8 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 1:30 (4) CI) FOOTBALL: The Sun VsI. a El Paso. Louislw,a State vs Stanford, 8 WALL STREET WEEK 2:00 (I) MOVIE: "The Seventh Cavalry', Randolph Scoff. Ber.Mva Hale. 1958. Wsslecn about a cavalry unit returning to the scene of Custar's massacre. CD FIRING LINE 8 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS 2:30 0 FLORIDA REPORT 300 (I) MOVIE: "Boeing, Boeing." Jerry Lewis, Tony Curtis. 1965. Two Airline pilots swinging pad In Paris, COfls*Sfltty Mocked with stewardeues. JAMES MICHENER'S WORLD: 'Hawali Revisited. 1' Pulitzerprize winning author views the history of the beautiful Islands, (R) 330 (I) THAT NASHVILLE MUSIC (IL WILD KINGDOM Morning (1) BARETTA: Strother Martin gues ella nes to Protect a junkie W &_ _ - SPECTRUM CPOCETT5 for a girl s death. (R) AL PACM ON51DE ccentisc girl. 11:30 (I) (I TONIGHT (4) CBS LATE MOVIE. M'A'SH. Radar suitsiSa Strange lois of efficiency and a peculiar toss of memory regarding use requisition ,. dotshe rakes (R) CL) MOVIE: "Woman's World. Clifton Webb, Liurin Bacall. 1954. Glimpse Into the leather lined world of big business, and the men and women nvoivec ft 1) MOVIE: The Sawing Bellhop ' Belle Davis Edward c. Robinson. 1936. Promoter twn naive boxer Into star, fl girt to him at the same time CD ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF II 45 (I) LOCAL NEWS 12:00 O (4) CBS MOVIE CONT.: Blue." Terence Stamp, Joanna Pellet, 1988. A American who raised by Mexican bandits is wounded during raid Texas homestead. An old fvmer and his daughter nut" him back to heath. " U"Itu 1111sat t1V1 in NewYoit City. bocomes NIvolved with LoaaI CUIT,,lN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT t!f AND FOR $IMtNot4 COUNTY, FLORIDA. COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 77')4$2CA* Case Ne. fl.2IIS-C.A*D FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. Ia Re: The Marriage fill TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor. DONALD S. PRICE, PitiO soration, I2:30 THE RED HAND GANG a:oo ` THE FIRST NEW III IS - The Pulitzer Prize WSQ sulfa vIews the history of the beautIful Islands. 11:00 CI)CF(E NEWS FOREVER FERNW000 ULIAS. YOGA AND 8 DICK CAVETT SH In PAW NNI4U S 53 741 P )14f(:JflL4 IW MAN: Ed sponsors S IOC& bWslbal leern andrelIves his old glory daysWhile *M tr)lng to sp, some Wdarsel n to Leal Noilike - EXPERT LAWN SERVICE Complet e La wn Care Ccr,tracl?'prefeqved -- _____ 3731752 -. Upliolstedng -______________________ A,'ERATION5, DRESSMAKINc DRAPES. UPHOLSTERY Phone 3fl 0707 Ught Heuling Vndow Cleaning -. LIGHT HAULING (LOCAL ! 3d 5311 Moving to a newer home spot nsentl $ell "don't neros" bass *ith a want ad I Shiny Bright S4rvice5_Wiigo Cleaning ResiuJenlial homes. new construction, condo minlvmt 15 yfl elp 322 0740 IV am$ ______ -_______ To List Your Buslness...DIoj 322-26B or 831-9993 1 �Na!d, Sanford. FL Friday. Dec. S. OLUMIDIE T4E POSE R1 M r9 *cosg .r vOu 5TIft IS DQMNG ME fl4 \,__._• — ig AN CUTRAO(p I DC'r CAw TWE CAly' by Chic Young 47 Fortes 50 Eye covering 52 flied S5 Reach i ACROSS JTj tHou 7 O J4T Dw applicator V Answer to Previous iuiili PTA 14 Mark down by Mart Walker 1 J2 1 HIOJPI 00 1) JI*JlWYJSf$JR1 N DOWN 13 I I 1 I J Art ascedc f.'nsom I $ 15 by -- 0 i _________ 110 11 12 6 17 11 - DEAR DR. LAMB I have been using two different dcoffee. dcf Recently, a friend told me that when the cgftine is removed something else Is used to replace it that can cause cancer. Is this true? - AN 14 f C U IJL T P C U i 0 N I Smausword PA U ! l 2 Story AXIS INS 9 36rs,kgodof love 23 More foxy 42 Spooky 4 Went before 24 Similar In kind 13 .,g n of time S First woman 25 Ring of light 44 court 6 Theedo,.', 26 Eire of ian. SU nit at to DC 33 Theater 7 Locomotive 20 Words derstanding (2 47 Yorkshire river passageway $ Fry 4$ Existed 34 Hipbone 9 *is (Fr) 30 Young lady 49 35 Spools tO Home in Abstract (Fr.. abbr) 36 Nobody Madrid being 31 Mrs Truman 37 Gadolinium II American 33 Branches of SI Mae West symbol lndiins 39 Joyce Kilmer 12 Cats and dogs learning role poem 37 Egged 19 Black go!d 53 Ones (Fr.) 40 Releais 21 Old Testament 38 Summer time 54 pessengef 43 Tixus book (abbr 1 46 Overdue vehicle 22 Eves mite It Oil source 1 THE BORN LOSER L I 57 Staggered IS C lothing insert 17 Ensign labor.) IS Defeat (2 wds.. sIJ 20 $tvpd fellow 21Prov.rbs 24 Beforehand 27 The (Fr) 2$ Arm 32 Hindu BEETLE BAILEY ____________ Part Of Story 13 Without most SI Makes used or milk to POUCE' CA lR • destination Caffeine. Oniy 0911*1 ATID lot J21 122 I—I — I—I— - I've seen TV commercials it's okay to drink decaffeinated coffee. So, I am quite concerned if I should continue to drink decaffeinated coffee or not. DEAR READER You can forget about the cancer problem in relation to decifelnated coffee. A few years ago, some of the decaf• felnated pro were made using trichiorethylene, a chemical related to vinyl chloride, uadegrea.slngagent. It was found that large amounts of this chemical Instilled in the stomachs of mice with a gastric tube might cause cancer in some drains of mice. You need In know that same dating doctors say complaints may find that stopping all forms of Coffee is necessary to get the best ' results. I am sending you a copy of The Health Letter number 14, Coffee, Tea, Cola, Cocoa, to provide you with more in. formation on coffee and o(he caffeine-containing beverages. Others who want this issue can send 50 cents with a long, slim ped, self-addressed envelope for it to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio Qty Station, New York. NY 1019. DEAR DR. LAMB I am writing In r.oird In mice are particularly column on improved hear susceptible to cancer and valve surgery. The advice and others are more resistant. The explanation you gave to the amount of chemical used was person was right on. comparable to a human l had rheumatic fever several drinking 50 Million cups of times as a child, and was to the decaffeinated coffee a day, point I was unable to do which I think most reasonable mm'thinu. persons would consider (had the mitral valve somewhat unrealistic, replaced' 13 years ago. Since Nevertheless, the companies then it's been like the good Lord using the chemical as a handed me a whole new life. 10 degreasing agent stopped using raised two children, I do all of it entirely rather than fight the my housework, howl, dance and hysteria. I would like to em. I'm a part-time nursing jthasiz,i that not one case of assistant in geriatrics. liver cancer or other cancer in This may sound like a human beingshas ever been testimonial, but I just want down to be caused drinking people to know that heart any amount of decaffeinated surgery really works. coffee. So. If it Is fear of cancer DEAR READER Thank that concernr you about you for sharing your experience1 drinking decaffeinated coffee with our readers. Yes it cerfear no more, and drink i. tainly seems like a miracle I have a somewhat different when a person gets good opinion about advising results. I would agree with your everyone who cannot tolerate remarks, with the sole caution - ' - I4ii JI IIIIIIIII BENNO 2100010 JUNEI J_Jilil ru r' 43 I 7 I I I I I I —__ " 52 ARCHIE by Bob Miintn. 155 I_ I I Ii " rJI Il HOROSCOPE - - B,BERMCEREDEOSOL For Saturday, Dec. 31, 1977 EEK & MEEK F kL IMAT i ( OF .6 YOUR BIRTHDAY Dec. 31,1577 by Howls Schneider 5 (&i LE MOM CjU M sc .D fILjAf •5 111GM NOOl AUD - uf ___ 5~71 ways to make a lot o(money. Chances are 100 to 1 your financial wizard's a phony. Associate with progressive people who are in the forefront of innovative programs this GEIUNI (May 2l.June31)B, coming year. Benefits that are very careful tonight that not Initially apparent will follow. domIe problems in public. You'll lose face as well as CAMCORN (Dec. 19) Intuition should not govern your actions today. Use sound, logical reasoning as a guide because your hunches could CANCRR (June 114Wy 22) Watch your talkative ten. dencles today. Take care not to dwell at length co subjects that coffee well to switch to a decaffeinated trend. Despite the Wcommerclaij,caffeis only pert of the dory. The fl avor oils and other chemicals in coffee we irritating to the digestive system of some sensitive people. These people who continue to have digestiv, by Al Vermeer flJ11971!HWIIflhIWIII By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY -p to by sending for your copy of boring to others. AstroGraph Letter. Mall 50 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) cents for each and a long, id! Although you may not spend addressed. stamped envelope to any big money today,the j, A* roGrsph, P.O. Box 4 ' O%*layawill add ucfaderthan RadioQtyStation, N.Y.1001t. you Be w to C117 ) sign. ____ t. Nkhda Old dimes make dollars. VIRGO (Aug. 23lept. 22) If AQUARIUS (Jan. 30"Feb. 19) you're out to enjoy yourself Hastily assembled joint ven tonight, forget the house once Lures with friends are ill-fated you've closed the door. Dent today, especially If either of you worry about whether ou ft y le a have to advance money. Put window open. them on the b* inwnsr for now. LI3*A (Sept. 23'Oct. 23) 1I,J -j BUGS SUNNY by StSNII £ N&indehl Today you have an imfortanat,, PaC (Feb 20-March 20) tendency to ten tales oust of Denowrenalyzeyotr motives school or pm on hearaq in. or methods today, or you'll formation. You know bow. wind up on dead ceder. A questioning mind is fine, but not when It kedsi only to inertia. UU (March 21-April 19) generous mood, but your Variety is the keynote to companions may ild be. pleasant associations for you SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec today. Choose some fresh new do your socializing 21) What you say lightly about someone in the spotlight come out as something entirely TAURUS (April 20-May 20) different to your listeneri_, They with. You might encoimtera stranger could feel you are envious. ¶ The greatest sacrifice bid o the year l977 occurred lna duplicate game In Mukluk, Alaska. South was that Eskimo expert Mr. A. N. We will let Mr. Onymoua describe the reasoning that led to his sacrifice bid of seven notrump. "When East bid seven SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST by Sob Thav.s 1TNAT ___ ' II MRP4CLY, Ifl co FIRST OFF: iNS XMINM OF 110 VMM- I— IM'D UI' I1,O R SPfR IOiv P3'. T4NW,' DOONESBURY mmn C41M MW m AW ADM N1P XWy N-V)CEz, Ia1 ANY An by Garry Trudeau4 R1W MS Uk *OV*D4, rp awmwom. I an 'oW,, iM1H APj Win AV me 11111111 -;, I •rwspAp: EnI:NI'hjs by Stan Lee and John Remit. V by T. K. Ryan acs An Alaskan reader wants to know if it Is ever good to lake a 10-trick set. ills letter inspired today's article. if any of you ever get this same hand in a match. point game you can afford that sort of set. Otherwise, will find such sacrifice bids a losing proposition, iiii R Im SO me CAM TUMBLEWEEDS _I I hearts my first thought was to double. Then I thought of just passing. Finally I took 3 IfloIfler urin ui iiiaiuu 4 whiskey and decided that 9$75 since the temperature out. 4 J 10963 side was 67 below WEST Fahrenheit or 55 below Ccl. 69 6 AKQ$7 5 41 situ, if you want to go KJ 1075 AQ$I$3 , n'ietJictha t any slam bid at • KJ3 that temperature had to be •KQS4 • cold. Then I aid a little SOUTH computing and saw thatio • 1 1062 seven hearts bid and made 2 vulnerable counted 2210 AQ while eleven down not vul. 4 AI72 nerable was only 2100. "So I took another swig Vulnerable' East West and bidmysevennotrump" Dealer: East. Opening lead -, As Mr. Onymou.s said even of hearts. seven hearts was cold and would have been worth 2210. west .rsb East South lie got out for down 10 or Just 24 Pass 1100 at seven notrump and s, 7E 7 received a well.deserved top Double Pass Pasi Pass score. SCORPIO (Oct 34- Nov. 22) l7to things ou1 tonight ao the whole tab. You're in a laces to that it is wonderful for the person who needs it. Not all cases with valve defects require surgery, and not all cases benefit to the degr ee that you have, Nevertheless, It is aS great And impertant advance as cases such as yours de. strafe so well. WIN AT BRIDGE really lead you astray. who you're romantically amare interesting only to you and rIj P III this evening who has alhou,and ____ A . MAW XW - Am 00? Slim AWARM ' gofovv ø,c *fov Z, 4665110 /0' 77 � 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, 1977 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 30, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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W1:ly, C. IS. 1977 I a a;j - w I-w' - T •.; - 9I AV I-- - . _!ç Pa I k II i' I' • 70th Year, No. 112-Thursday, December 29, 1977 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents APPLES 1 !• : . . 2 • il99 FOR _ 8 EEF pO so Pam '01 W•D BRAND USDA CHOICE 111*1? O OR ii*u CHUCK. wsoi,i U04114 CHOW LI. Calif. Roast .. I w. o hAND USDA ILADICUT .• $189 9" NI -IL PLASTICS L SHOW N& LU. Nv Frisk Isf. I PLO" *rrn, PURCHAN Of 1148. d, 7 Sors Cm.., Stiak.. Usck IOIDIN -.• 91 SHOULDER ROAST - ., I - $159 LI. . - - MILWAUKEE I sN saCkd Is $11, • Ste - -•-.. ' •€ ____ IT II •.h- L-. IAaol io., - NA$VIfl - - - ----4q - - - ---.- .-- IW i - L I (j'i w0 Pon s.m c.-u rv '•-- 6' ri Uqt AT TOUt FUIPIT NN-IIXIL — - OT I'i C T9 pwi,., •. I I - • - - s PALL - I I ______ .°' ' 90 is s . -' •-' - • - - • NUTW000 PA - - r s ___ -• • ____ ___ T • I __ $151. SOPIIIN ciluac &fl 151. 501.11155 ChUCK SlIM . 151. I, lI(—[it t - _ mSioiIU1T - '99 OJIGt -CAR - PON S a BEANS GATIONEADE - =•=;- - U - SOUl alAN • '' i " • *14 Ve I ____ SLS S -------- TTT' SON %R .71 - .• ••• CIN I— -• •-.• I • • 1%emef1c'ObwMto talk to the ,t1cri sod make them feel welcome. The students are attending American universities, furthering their educatlas, with the plan to ritn to their native 106 to put their ed"sfitowoñ Dr. IAls Porn and Ms wife, Dr. Maria Peru wars sponsors of Me fourth annual visit to Sanford and wer "Stated by ieroia civic groups. the Qiaznbac of Commerce, the Tn .5.. nI RANDY minis -- her only child. MRS. CHUMNARN Now skills a' will help -& *)0 4sal a 89 ,. • show that direct separate talks peace plan." The Jordanian cabinet, sian of Israel with each of the ining up its deliberations, countries it had attacked could announced today, "There Is lead to positive results," not hing in the plan which dif- Pravda said is an editorial. fers from the Israeli position of "The results proved to be the last 10 years. negative," Pravda said. "Jordan rejects, and will not "Opening talks with Israel cooperate with Israel In any without consultations with the The Mideast In 1977, 1911, Page peace offer under which we are al lies, without support of the IA 'alled upon to hand over Arab Arab countries, Egypt had several hours late Wed nesday land to them," a cabinet weakened its posi tion at the talkL..' to review the pro posals an- statement said. In Mos co w the Sovi et Begin met today with reUnion nounced Wednesday In the Israeli par liament by Prime said the Egyptian-Israeli presentatives of Jewish settlens were dividing the maids on the Gulf of Aqaba Minister Menahem Begin. The negotiatio A..I...t1 COtdtheSlflalandtoldthem .l•uIaw5iMw,a ne opposes creation of a Begin plan offers autonomy to the knot of Middle east tension. Israel would protect than with "radical" Palest inian nation in the West Bank and the official Soviet nwspaperi, a defense force and maintain Its the heart of the Middle East. drip, but dresses that "public order will be the responsi bility Pravda and Izvestia, said the economic stcport. In Israel, a powerful bomb of the Israeli authoritIes" Isra eli-Egyptian negotiations Sadat and Begin reached an apparently set by Palestinian served only to give Israel an apparent impasse Wednesday guerrillas exploded near an Begin said an Israeli military upper hand and delay a set- in their public statements over open-air market In the Mediter- presence on the West Bank and tlement. the Palestinian Issue, only days ranean coastal town of Nets- the Gaza strip were "an un"Cairo hoped much for after their historic summit In nya, killing two persons and negotiable part of Israel's Israell concessions which would Imiallia. • .1,.# • • • oisuling five others, one of t he m criti cally. It was the fifth such blast In Israel since Egyptian President Anwar Sadat made his hist oric visit to Israel last month. Jordan's cabinet met for . . • • .1• • &. .&.#• • , -- .:..... -• d, • & A 1- • •• I & & " .1.15 - • ..••• UP -It i ' ,/?' "Sure Harvard Law School is the very heat in the United States,"heuld, adding he has bean studying at home and abroad all his life putting Energy Carter World Theme, Page IA its education to work in government in between college courses. "I hope to my country," he said. Motabar Ali Zabarab, 25, of the Yemen Arab Republic, has been a student at George Washington University for the past five years, and plans to continue his education In the United WARMING The brisk morning climes In Sanford and Seminole County were perfect for 6year-old William Brown who practiced his tennis strokes Fort Mellon Park, Ttapertillwole, this mii'alig dipped lain the low 301 before the sun rose and warmed things up for William. at • - -. • ' • • .,-• •. . • •. • $14,500 -: - -,• • • Hsrad Pbs$ by Tim "Ohm - StbsIdy Sought Fun ding Dispute Threatens Unmarried and from a country that permits Radio the Central polygamy, he said, "Yes," his government with a big smile when asked if his coedry sells -: • red of Sanfort è\ the United States oil. To the oli.... who --• & "Much 409 he a" Zabanab's course of , NARENDRA BASNYAT English, the gatbor study is computer science, provided a mixture of M computers are not used 1dm Willis, president and owner of Herndon Ambulance Ser. and $40 emergency calls in Orange County. .otmde. Stories wars being in the oil refineries, he vice, says he will be at the Seminole County courthouse today Kaiser said this Information opened a new dimension for cooexchanged by small soup. said, but rather for looking for some answers. Mderatlon and the two agreed that the increase in fees would and lidarprotad from one statistical application And, If the answers are not to his liking, he said he may be bring Seminole County in line with neighboring Orange. language to several others especially in compiling the cutting local service immediately. He said that he and Perry ran through some preliminary census. Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. said today the figures agreeing If only half of Herndon's 6,000 annual calls were th rood ;o%eloi jsitora 'My father reign His favorite computer,county's $14,S0Oannual subsidy to Herndon was discontinued as of considered as a basis for estimating revenues, that the per. 'ded Interesting Oct. I became no contract exists providing for the subsidy to be patient mileage charge would bring in an additional $18,000 anhe said, is the Model 160 ('CST$Mifrom NCR.. Zabarah said he paid. The old contract expired on Sept. 30. nually to Herndon. has fly. wives.' SayedA.Itamldttamdy plans to receive a "cerWillis said. however, that the county ln the past during the lo In addition, Kaiser said If the $5 per call discount Herndon Cairo, Egypt, 40years of tificate of Data years he has held exclusive franchises to operate ambulance permits for payment withlng 10 days were eliminated another old and a Lu hepsctor In Processing," the service locally has continued paying subsidies for as long as six $12000 in revenue would he earned by the firm. And. Kaiser his home country Is equivalent of a doctor of months without a new contract, while negotiations were un p ointed out the discowd does not exist in Orange County. studying law at Harvard 4illo.othy degree. derway. Kaiser said with the two new revenues plugged in, even using in Law School He quickly responded "When the first monthly check did not arrive October, 1 s figures of losses, the firm should base a profit margin He ban beendadjlnglow called the courthouse and was told that the' matter would be [)TAHAR ZABARAII See SOUND S , in Seminole County. Page IA 4 d ra i a l i t ansel ,,,,s" gairl wm, for the p im r 1 T "If the county had warned me that the subsidy was being cut Of Willis' claim that his firm provides monthly financial 11 off, we would have taken steps to cut expenses somewhere," he 'I said. 'Wi would have taken Willis said the suggestion of county Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser has been that Herndon be permitted to raise its rates steps to cut expenses' above the current $35 for nonenergency calls and $40 for emergency calls to provide an additional charge of $1.50 per mile statements to the county of its activity and collection data, Kaiser for transporting patients to the hospital. Willis said Kaiser wanla the county to expend the money It had said only one such report has been received by the county over the been granting to Herndon in an annual subsidy to provide heart- past year. Willis said earlier that the firm has reallzed revenues of $130,000 monitoring equipment In the Altamonte SP1ÜIS based and to $135,000 In Its Seminole County operation over the past year, Sanford based ambulances. He said the firm already has the expensive heart-monitoring equipment in Its CaSSelt*TT) based losing $10,000. .We cannot continue operating at a loss." Willis said. He said ambulance. separate bai* accounts and records are kept on the Seminole Willis said two of the ambulances used in the Orlando area have County operatloa. such equipment provided by a federal grant, but that Seminole Kaiser said, "We have repeat asked for the monthly has not been able to obtain federal and state money for similar reports, Inst receive only one. Wills I wed to work with Horn. QUid ___ don, ftIth has provided good service in the pad, my ren Kaiser said today, however, 09 the problem existing for aibdhty is to 01* for the county's welfare.-j, DO OM n is not complicated. Last year as an example, Kaiser said, the contract with Hemdon was negotiated in December and was made by the county commission retroactive to the first of October. "That decision reds with the board of county commissioners," Kaiser said. The public safety director said that Herb Perry, public relations Arbandinie ned ------- 44 Horoscope and general manager of Herndon, discussed with him the Bridge.._ • 4.5 Hospital •.•.. pcaslbillties of eliminating the subsidy, described by Kaiser as a Coniks 4-8 Obituaries cudrv,araiM matter locally for several. years. Crossword • . ...........4-8 011 RSELVE.S .j.$ Kaiser said in his disctaslons with Perry, the Herndon official EdIt.rlai • . .- .......... 4-A Spurts --... ....6-7-A AMONG THE STOPS ON THEIR LOCAL TOUB WAR THE ZOO told him that last week the ambulance firm began charging $1.50 Dear Abby ------------ji Televisio •.-.•.. 2.5 per patient mile as an additional fee to US for ncnemergencies Dr. Lamb • • 4.5 Weather IA - County Ambulance Service Today i••• • I.... & - i •-,&•-••••.•• , '- . SA'sFDt A. By LJnIte Press Interna tional Jordan j*Aned Egypt today In rejecting Israel's proposals for the occupied Wed Bank of the J ordan river. The Soviet Union denounced the Israeli-Egyptian peace negotiations as heightening tension in the Middle East. The Jordanian rejection was announced as Sadat said Egypt definitely cannot accept Israel's insistence on keeping troops In the occupied West Bank. Presi dent Carter in a television interview Wednesday night sided with Israel. He said leek •• ...•• POD p• waft" ••3 MUff ::...Iv•I IM-m $ -C " • • TOPPING C a 688.0100111110111 Win ROAST 11 UL 1111~11 1111M on" $ lN lOIlON SUIT 101US$ cUs1 m __ Mort" - 1110116 - - INS $100 '• I awac uviw - "Iff 99 _ cof*lnI* WIr help my country.' . 1U, • to - ICN •t. ' . and will stay in Cambridge, Mass for another year. "I bring tothestudjof law the benefit of my experience," he said. Of his President Sadat's recent peace talks directly wlthlsraeliPrtme Minister Begin of Israel, Ha" lt tsagood step Ua jot peace be achieved. "But," he said, "I am waiting for the results. Sadat Is doing his best, but DellCe dendeontheother 'I hop. & '! •,.•., • : - MORTON VARISTISI IXCWT , ke IU&&JJ UWL I I CREAM C 'lb..e are among the comments heard In the Sanford Civic Center Wednandsyasloo adult student visitors from the NearEad,Far East, and Africa rgig In age from T0toll were hesteddurthg .brlefSanford at* y. Nearly as many Americans were MW - cow" hah All ,i..j W'.DS$AN5 USDA c1101C$ •.. . a . k" 1' Pvd. LIAS •AIIr.rec • • T. V. DINN cam Tswsls .2U ______ 1111,11 1 S.d Si.. - • — — i'-.' save It an , I*IC AWNS PNI __ !-D_ p1 kt1 C 2 Pumbeft 1.. AVAIIAIIIFOINIWTUJ'S NA1, L. IjIçT 7 '* ii C ;:'IIONRESSSMOIWHOSJOWU 1 I -' '. ICE - pØS s 4i L I TRADITIONAL"GOOwcw' L $,is, ajpa C30 : U - LB - r,,wewe WHOLE FRYERS 1 - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer "My fatter was number two man in the government before th e revolution when tewankiflid ... "01 course, men an ales he boo.. My fMhu has fl wives. How can a woman be the boa of the femily?" 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J?• •••;_ -'-'.'•'e"-' A :•;klb t'.It t.. .,. • ', , •t'• • - �C Oft It. it QUEEN Energy Theme Of Carter Si*xwNati*on Trip' RLD IN BRIEF V :- RYHELENTHOISAS UPI Willie Now Reporter WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter, fresh Iron decisions on key donestic Issues before his departure today, calls VPCflL the central theme of his 18, mile trip to six nations. This president indicated on the eve of his nineday "goodwill" journey the trip %as clouded somewhat by Congress' failure to pass a national progran. for energy conservation, ''lhte is no doubt that whereverlgoon this trip to Eastern Europe, to Cart., Sides With Israel I On Palestinian Question By United Press International President Carter is taking sides with Jrael In its disagreement with Egypt over a Palestinian state, saying he opposes the creation of a "radical" new nation in the heart of the Middle East. Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat reached an apparent impasse Wednesday in their public statements over the Palestlnlaji Issue, only days after their historic summit in Ismailia. Begin, who won his parliament's overwhelming backing for his peace proposals, said there was "no chance" Israel would withdraw from the Gaza Strip and the West Bank of Jordan. Sadat urged Israel to "reevaluate" its position if it wants peace. He odd he ____ with Egyptian Pr Sadat's personal ply ad talks With Israeli___ Idal& "Fm sot. the talks are going to fail," he said,adding ading that "9tC Sadat's intention of opening up corn 'wdedlons with Israel, the Arab nations can dm* talk abod _ through the United _ The core 01 the pr In the Near East as 5ata saw it is PMsmi -. them given to the Israelis. Now, he aid, the Israelis should m ang Inds hWkdit& PMW should be that the Palestinians should be given the back thee lied ad Iamb's at to live with than that "The Israelis should compromise and the Palesti nians should C_promise," he said. " Everyon e wants the land." who sa own r.1,. Child, 1'"4 While As kssw, of . ad ) they will be end at ___ else said s hi hr g house tam' her husband ublhe he goes In eil ad has no trouble fladiag native foeda beet .1 the Greater Sauteed (bauibse 11 Commerce, said "aboulder to gsejer" Thursday. 70, 077-V. 71 No. H) iii oni, aed lath,. soup 1, ____-- i... s. , .,. •jj. r..m. ontess ut a3s _4s I. The Middle East. 2. D0M1 01ElvIs Presley. • '1 y..,, •..,fl. - - 1 ,.i -a.'" .. I,' • .. ' ,•1 .' '- . , .,%,., ik;•7 - Jy , ••iL - Li . :,'• _ _Ab' - clw$ i .J _ ' .. . A • __ __________ . Sale 5,93 . ;.. '• ., - ___- _ W ' C•ft • .' • -_ :'_' :'1'$ __ ' Twin Rep. 1.99. 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It a n t surviv, without American _____________ economic aid and It needi . American military hardware, Indsaling the sophidIcat neW FIS Eagle fighier it Is now buyIng to replace its fl of comprehensive Middle East settlement. The dep'by-atep ap generation Phantoms and yhawks proacti of the two previous_"ddre"etw win aIptn. Therefor,, One 01 PresIdent Carter's that pronoesncgs on the Middle East was on the need for a Pale inian homel st and and Sale5.93 .;4N nN!'", " n WEATHER •,, water- ' Sale 2.80 i'1- '1 Of , _____ _______ 1 1111 - y, "!4y ' p.0 sj LIL 91113 pm. . Bath Rig. 350 Fresh wild strawberries on cotton/polyester terry. At these "a. ___ r Standard Rig. 2 S.N. Light polyester pillows are a super buy. Cotton ticking. Queen; rep. 2 for 6 88, Sale 2 for 5.50 King; reg. 2 for 7.88 Sal. I h', A VI ale 3 .2() Bath Rep. $4. Cathy Hardwick patterns your bath with Oriental colors floral oncotton/polyesterlorry. Hand; rig. 2.79. 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ANALYSIS Twin Queen rep 12.99. Sale 10.93 Pillow King. reg. 14.99. Sale 1213 - Bath Rep. $5. The really thick, thirsty JCPenney towel in combed cotton/polyester. Hand, reg. 350, Sale 2,80 Washcloth, rep 1.50,11ale 1.20 Bath sheet; rep L $11, Sale ISO • aie 3.0 Rog. $19. Whimsical woods and wild- flowers Shadow patterned on no-iron cotton/polyester nercale. 20% - - • .:.' -,.;' •.".., . . :." 't,.,• 4! •':'.i. , . •, •., - .• -'' "Li?.' •' '' in IM and 1971, slowly made the change from war to peace but Thestormy suddenrelations decision between by Sadat to visit Israel&Mos cam and IsraeL Egyptian Anwar altered the course of Middle there were painful ulgzw that Libation would rraIn a dangerous p& of the United East historyPrSdnit when he after a dark went8sd to Israel In November, 1977. But factor of Instability hi the 1e EiM for some tune to come. whether the b he chose leada to war or peace will be deter. To many Israelis, the Egyptian move brIggNi 11w wealthi t 01 the Middle East oh pro&ers, a1 mIned In 197$. hopes for peace in lfl, at least cnnfr0Mho,, As a result, the Makes are higher. now. lb. sannij _ between sci. ad is.sii Wuhe. is Lunallia ended without any agr.emes an the anajar is pirlicel _arty creation of a Palestinian Mate bid both plidged to prar eftosts toward peace. Besides the radical changes In power reIMie-i&p. caused by the $a visit, In 1977 the Middle ES wilnaned an umasual am 01 las, even for an area made politically fickle by 'I l, :' By United Press International To the co0Mernatlon 01 many 01 his Arab allies, the Egyptian leader eateided de facto recognition to 11* Jewish date and pr01sy ut the gresid rules 0130 years 01 AjaW,aeIg l• I" .., 3 Mideast l978:Facing War Or Peace? 6 , trp,;s conis; tsom. a. i &iowis. i' ue a aaiwns, $W$ IS Mffia. S.! • - hr ba" a,., . ' Top 1977 Story th*uu"of loanhimdestls of of cusaw,, and the public recognition tiwi the PalSiojan problem was 11* core of Americans sitting civiuittlion, _____ r- the 't_ VA '-'--..i; N, t s. wunter in East, Socdh. i.ehiS0MbAhIm and Rhodesia. 7. Bert Lance resignation, -• •"- 1% r ?1 t; I / Solis I. Two Boeing 747s cillide In Canary tilasda, killing 577 persons in aviation's worst disaster. 7. HJI Muslim gun. men occupy three Wairgtrjn buildings, kill ne and hold more then 159 hostages. L Panama Could treaty . Southgate. Ky., olgOtchib lire kills lit. It WRI G cornmancios rescue 50 hostages abowd hijacked airliner In Mogadishu. Somalia. L.ag4lagg &jnifleaaee I. The Mk, Cad. 2. Panatna Canal Treaty. 3. President Carter's first year In office. 4. Social Security The top 10 headlIne stories: • less Ma leekid er by ianlli is IM of .'. heuuiderydtheyesr. United Slates for the p5 two years ,i s mci they wM romob d 1 one mars year. s - tot' story waft by the In August of __ singer the M Sd she 1 beonhi the ----- -- "4 3. Worst wIsdarinhistory In East, parts of South. 4 David BerkowItz arreatati as "Son of Som" suspect in New York murders. 5. But Lc r___ under fire as budgiot of Egyptian Presideut Aiwar So to Iseisi, the Middle East occupied prominent space on front Page for the balance of the Year. _______ 011(WbIrMPI, he lSaotasyetsssthIvery of 111411- Sirtnmgsa Cbam. Mrs. fl4 whose .r, of hus hi itt-Bag Iowa ____ Stite Uiivurjl(1 Mad1sg ____ r.4i -II • ANALYSIS Msbe. _ ,, 9g 334 _ remain another months. He said be works for the "g ,, or..mmIIl at SwIm," Willy hi he at this pesticetar, Iv.dl,? "Became it Is IInS iva thet best he St He Sd In ,. Cold ________ - I And he completed some key personnel decisions, announcing the replacement of Arthur Burns as chairman of the Federal Reserve System and naming a new budget chief to replace Bert Lance and a new Democratl r national chairman. By WESLEY G. PIPPERT the Carter fowign policy, and Pentagon reports Indicate the grown to the size of Italy's. Carter'svisit will court the 10 WASHINGTON (UP!) -"on theirthe whole, a useful United States has 193,000 Polish unemployment Is 4.6 minion Polish-Americans In the President Carter's trip to role" In the Belgrade confer. combat and support troops in percent less than In the United Poland will take him to United States. Zblgniew Brieence attesaing the European West Germany, while the Soviet States. Soviet Union's strongest Euro- performance In human rights. zlnski, the president's assistant (WELCOME) Union has 47,000 combat troops pan any at a time of the for national security, is nailve Aixt 55 percent of Poland's of Warsaw. the in Poland but 230,000 combat Polish relations with the United Poles on troops In East Germany. these subjects Is a farmland still Is privately tes since World War 1!. ( contribution to developing what owned As farmers turn over .srter's visit today through we want, namely, a more to WarsaW,a A Polish diplomatic source their land to the Mate Iii .'aturday hi Warsaw will be city of 1.3 millIon, Carter *111 said that his country's relations change for lifetime Ihi' con1ppye wider deter,sons, SimM stop on a nine-day, less, the source said. visit the Tomb of the Unknov with the United States are natiome trip abroad. He plans a Soldier pj ' monta Vt17 good - the "MT. iis'ws conference on D. 30 in The U.S. source also said the that provoke powerful emosince World War II." Warsaw talks between Carter and ferns. The source sought to dispel thesourcesald,thegovernment "Becauseof its posiulonagthe Edward Glerek, the former 140 what he regarded as mbcon. often must wait until enough One is the Hike Monument, prindpalasiociate of the Soviet resistance fighter and who increase In trade during the Ceptions about communism in land is available in an area to the Gmkgoddess ofepij, rance Union in that Pan of ,, , been first secretary of form a co collective farm 1V7 has been by Poland, saying the nation and victory symbolizing the Poles Polish United Workers Party increased good accompanied will. churches nd priests oo since 1970, also will cover: Warsaw's courage In World East-West rtlatlonship,"a As a resul t about 500,000 War IL The other Is the Ghetto then at the close of World War administration source said European security, II and Its dildents are few In so-i, of land are unused, the Monument, memorializing the. Americafl.Polish al- Central before the trip. ni1 role In the nsxntier. said. U this land were In 500,000 Jews who were partlY economic cooperation, mutual balanced forces reducHe cited the Poles' "ressona following up Commerce tion negotiations between Poland would be timed off into a section of the Wy good rem 11 In the ares of He said Poland's economy, at able to export rather that, city during Secretary Juanita lCi' viii World War 11 and hnen rights, the keystone of earlier hi Deonnb,r. The ahatp NATO and Warsaw Pact the level 01 Greece and Pot' f!flport gribi, he said. rO0Mlykifleuj4 uprising tugal before World War II, has From the UI perspective, against the Nazis. ___ Pr Page IA) poll by United Press or" and will "no" to the qretlm of. renaink, the Uiit.d3t whether he Is masr ____ UPI, in 11 mom 11 hI 0MB he dw lilt usa,irJ with . Lais ___ of , year's biggest obtains bli masters PV the ipa Place Isbi stores, said American a&r.hlIetratIon. Of the woman In the born.. ___ oftairs chose the ui wi. Pan was Insisting areniha Basnyat, 30. of 1 East for both b p ai, with a pIn that all women Nepal, who Is Mttandlag Impact and Its Icngrange AN the boom of the home the University of Con. significance, In the United States, necticut's Institute ofTh news service eadi Zabarah Insisted P1C8InS.itd, * - runmsy that this is not 5t'JdJtr4 F*d .,lysls, thet 1est lL fr bet] proper AW coW not be *dbewiflpatWsflt. *MO& no in his cory. work for M0M*II, of the Kingdom of Jordan, and attending Emporia State University in Emporia, Kansas, *sctsd the lawn of his nation as exproseed by King Hussain. .. democracy in the world, Before di'partlng the president completed action on the federal budget he sends Congress in late January, a spending plan calling for some ssoo million In federal spending for the nest fiscal year. Poland: ciosestTo Soviets And U.S. NEW YORE (UP!) Highlighted by new Egyptlan.Iars.Ij peace talks, the MMiV. East was chosenthe top news story 011977 by Americea etitors In - Belgium: "We'll discuss our relationship ith the European con,- - India: "The biggest Sounds Me The Mideastle InSan ford _ _ Ms lather, he anid, has ftS VMs. - Fr France: "A historic ally, keystone of Europe." dsp, lac. 29.011-3* A miunities and NATO." - SEOUL, South Korea (UP!) - The United States and Korea have reached a final agreement on the return of alleged Influence peddler Tongsun Park to Washington to testify in the •Koreagate" scandal, government sources said today. "A joint announcement on the case will definitely be made tomorrow (Friday)" in both Seoul and Washington, one Foreign Ministry source said. i one that in recent years has turned, perhaps ex. cessively, toward the Soviet Union, but under its DC leadership has turned hack toward us and has assumed a role of neutrality." -Saudi Arabia: "Our najor supplier of Impeded oil.. nation which works closely with us in many parts of the world." President Carter's First Stop Tongsun Park To Testify - "Su I am kioppokded atout 111104s" he AikiiuilMrMion officials describe the trip, the Pr most aflihiuious overseas journey, as recognition that the world flO% consists of many in. dependent nation, and power centers and is no longer dominated by the United States and the °" Union. Each nation Carter visits is not only important tothe region, officials said, but also In the world forum. Carter discussed the cOuntrin he will visit d esplLned the reasons for his Mop In each: Polanil: "A country %sthc1oseflestotheSov Union, but also close ties to us ... relatively willing to give People their religious freedom and their in. dividual freedom." -Iran: "A very close military any of ours, a 4IIII trade partner with when we share political illItles. responsibilities.,, 'T GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala (UP!) The former director of Interpol in Guatemala, Jorge David Garcia, missing since last Thursday, was found dead by police In Sumpango, 29 miles west of the capital. The police said they identified Garcia Tuesday, a day after they found his body. His kidnappers remain unknown. - li'tcrgi, ins lion and leadership qualities of our country." c Kidnap Victim Killed '1 Western Europe to the MideM, to intha, tihat our nation with energy be a prune question, Carter said in a nationally televised interview with theC najor networks Wcdoesday night. "W.aretheieaderothe osid," Carter said. 'We are oi" of the major s,j producers. We are the greatest consumer, and imid Congress does take action on the energy proposal that I put forth last April, and which the house of Representatives pissed in August, that iloud will hang over the Ld.FL Prices you'll want a lot. 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By Mail: Month,ts;$2.70; 6 Months, $11.30; 12 Mon . _I `,... tbs. $.4O. w Mr. Bunker, The Clock By DORIS DIITRICH The Salesman Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker is on a nation. wide tour arguing the case for the Panama Canal treaties. Those who hear him should have a better understanding of why there is a reported shift In public sentiment about the treaties. When terms of the treaties were announced last September, it was soon apparent that millions of - Thank goodness, It's over, Well, almost. There's MW the ringing out of the old year, OW ringing (wTbi(h) In the new year yet to, So cheersl How do they plan to Celebrate? One man SAW that he did not belle,elnflr.works on Qwldmas, and ccuiiin't wait to set off the cactie he has been hoarding (purdijied several mon ths ago In Georgia). One couple said their weekend celebration would begin w habro M ay morning and end with a buffet Sunday night. They are grateful for having Monday as a holiday for Rand ft - resolutions and recuperation (never again), In keeping with tradition, many Southern families will tuber in the New Year with a menu of hog jowls, biackeyed peas and collard greens- the soul food of prosperity, There will be toasts, and toasts and more toasts. The amateur buozers will probably tie one on. The seasoned pros don't wait for a holiday to celebrate. But around the nation, some 25000 Americans will probably celebrate by toasting with a con- 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 3lM Area Code 3OS.322.IIllor,314N3 coction called "Crimson SperM." a midsi of cranberry juice, lemon juice, strawberry gelatine and water served In frosted glasses. This festive chink Is to member, of the Women's Christian TemnPerence Union (WCIV) as champagnelstosoctald'Inkers. This year the e'uoiial celebration will record an all timehighof nearly anesdai the brew of Bacchus. This Is disturbing to WCTtJ, a group of Indignant women who have battled demon nun since 1674. Edith Stanley, president of the WCTU, says "total abst inence is a positive way of His." After more than a century of hettflng bow, WCI'U Is one of the largest group movements In the nation with active chapters In every state except IlawalL According to Torn Smith, Minister of Education of the First Baptist Church of Sanford, there Is presently no local active WCTU Chapter. He said there Is an active chapter In Winter Park which meets the first Munday of the month. And Jane Casselberry recalls that as a little girl she frequented the WCTU Reading Room In Winter Park when her mother took her shopping (no, her I- ANGLE. WALTERS Evening HiraM, Sanfen mother WAS NOT and IS NOT an axeweilding Carrie Nation). Several Sanfordita remember a WCTU Chapter lists. Mrs. (Allen Vickery recalls a chailter here between 1913 and 1916 (and no, she was not a member). And Mrs. J.C. (Florence) Trawick doesn't remember much except that her mother, the late tje Roth was, at one time, president of Mrs. the local chapter. Mm Trswick said, "I still have her gavel up. stairs, but I was a young girl and can't remember the year." Unionists feel one Indulgence leads to another. $jnejalr [awls Is reported to have said, "A man takes a dick, the drink takes another, then the drinktakes the man." WCTUmemb ibelievethe same theory applies to TV sex, permissive parents, abandonment of religious values, and even cltarette smoking. S 0 It Is. WCTU principles may be out of sight. Here's to a happy New Year - whether It's with Crimson Sparkle, or the fined of Imported vintages. Have It your way! —K FMA - I , By MARK WEINBERG Herald Staff Writer 1 ~ ,* A '~ IN BRIEF On Grain Elevator? GALVESTON, Texas (UPI) — Federal agricult ure officials have refused comment on reports safety inspectors previously noted dangerously high levels of grain dust in a grain elevator which exploded, killing 16 Persons. A Houston television station, KPRC, said Wednesday federal grain safety Inspectors reported the Farmer's Export Co. grain elevator had dangerously high levels of grain dust, but Washington officials delayed action while the company modified a dust extractor System, I Medical Steps Americans were not at all pleased with the [.1 prospect of ceding control of the canal to the Republic of Panama. There are strong feelings about the claim of Panamanians that it should belong to them. But the debate isn't over, and Senate Majority w '. t f l V e toeCI Leader Robert Byrd last month said he detected Forward "some shifting of opinion" toward support of WASHINGTON - A Republican scheme to ratification, pay for "ordinary and necessary" office cxBy DON OAKLEY Mr Bunker says the administration hopes enough Penses tncwred by GOP senators has received a Most us take medical care for grant ed, but of the senators now uncommitted will comedown in cold shoulder from the Federal Election Corn. •_______ the fct Is that thousande of Americans are living '° fivor to give the treaties the necessary two-thirds in bsl±wooth counties and city stuns without Al i recent meeting the FED unanimously day4o4ay medical attention of any kind. vote for ratification. 2. _____________ declined give the Republican t o i e epu Senat That is why a new medical services bill If the tide is turning, some credit must go to Mr. Campaign Committee the carte Manche it sought signed Into law by Pr esident Carter in Decem ber Bunker himself—both for his role as chief rou underwrite tine office expenses of GOP is so Important. For the first Urn. It guarantees negotiator of the treaties, which are eminently 0. se nators Without having its outlays counted as medicareandmecsidp,,ttohfr o( defensible in their terms, and for his dedication to political contributions. nalc13mannedbyldanasgj the cause of explaining them to the American The committee Is trying to lCY OP 1 nurse practitioners in communities where people. loophole in the new Senate ethics code's medical doctors are unwilling to live. Mr. Bunker has gone on the road at the age of 83 i'o1fice accounts" which authorizes reimbursement on -1 mans senators to PlY for staff travel, a trial basis - to clinics In urban areas where facing audiences that may be hostil cootitued entertainment and / difficul t questions with Calm assurance paramedics are willing to practice but doctors e, ti~ other coo notccivered by their official are not. conviction of long experience in foreign rJat1oi, The American Medical Association would It is easy to see why a succession of presidents, have preferred that all payments to such clinics m. oi., earlier Democrats and Republicans, from Harry Truman be ftumekd Uwoi*h supervising doctors. But it alushfandeerely,bdth.5enaterdu.edWgo o on ward, have called on Mr. Bunker for plornatic should be ptble, in many cases to have far, Instead, It voted to permit members to assignments, and not the easy ones. registerednurses ere nursesand men who have served as we many from their editice commium to .. Re has been our ambassador to Italy and India, a medics in the military provide basic care pay for un imbiried offl without a doctor being present. troubleshooting ambassador at large, a delegate to Beca use the code was hastily drafted, Without reimbursement for paramedics,0 the United Nations and the Organization of however, it doesn't explicitly date that money some of the rural clinics now operating In American States. put Into an office account must come only from Appalachia and other parts of the country the senator's own political committee, where In 1967, he began six trying years as ambassador 1,11 coutions expenditures are subject to to South Vietnam, a post that could have broken a ' So tis a fe money ran out. ll i fu ll i diacloesre. diplomat half his age. . • There are some *lia, fortunately, that the So the Bepublicut smal Slit tried to ( By PATRICIA MC CORMACR And in 1973 he undertook the difficult final round small-town doctor shortage may not persist. college curriculum "a (5sentf" • the FEC to rulh that it pick i thetab for of negotiations for new treaties that would satisfy ir UPI___ e cunjcujurn now Is determined In large Medical school enr011mEnt has doubled since office expenses of Republican senators, without 1*. More and more young men and women are Latin Am erican aspirators toward the measure by Individual faculty members, dud4 beco having against Its contr1butiOfl Some 72 percent of the nation's ming family doctors rather than specialists. students are choice, acad Canal and yet assure that U.S. commercial andlimits. ' em ic departments either "satIsfied" or "very and other dild$In4 the handouts. For now, though, the cow*ry clinics are inacalemic divisions, according to the Nice try, fellows, bid it's tsc to the old satisfied" with their schools. securty luterests in that waterway were protected. foundation dispensible. The new rural health legislation report * i1ra beard. The FEC says it's t to Satisfaction apparently runs high naturally In Mr. Bunker is vigorous proof that bir days can should make It much easier for them to stay th Senate Ethics Committee to interpret the world of higher education. Around 90 percent The result Is fragmentation, profitably be ignored in deciding when it's time to -alive, -of er teach s at ::u provision on office accounts. the schools feel good about their addition, according W the fowion report, In quit. Th . World Heal th Organization has declared lot, too, there are the sternal points In mother recent action, the His task of negotiating with Panama is Over, but that one ci mankind's oldest and mod feared In wveys cited by the Carnegie Foundation Than Include: scholarship versus training; plagues - amallpox - Is extinct. avede major hard'* to fldajlfl( not one further task. for the Advancement of Teaching, faculty attention more to the pad or to the present or to of t h e the Lttgua f members The virus causing the severest form of the Ibere still needs to be a lot of discussion and at all types of Institutions any their Women Voters ,IflPfJ lest year. the future and no attempt to Integrate the three; disease, called varhila major, actually damp. college Is either "a very good place for me" or Is txesdth education because the treaties generally are not versus depth. *s,u the p.111. It ad*d h 11L the "'Iy goed for me." peesid in 1675, after the lad known case widely understood," he says. "This is The foundation found electives "somet1.ea... aiywb. hi the world audi. per mi 1 ' " ISl idid hi t th we've was found hi gladesh. dion: With those quite high percentages of subject to Ilipioss choices," and IIgeds more But WHO waited been trying to do: covering the country, trying [ages or "' wellestablished, flolçestl5Sl satisfied two years to make sure, during students and teachers, can every ing in explain what is involved and why we think It is th dividual or general guidance maybe helpi'uI to which time 12,000 workers conducted house4oomIplto Accept id21hid1onsfrom bnsineasand be quite right on college campuses? students In making such choices." labor grois to help def ray the cOde of Maghig important to our national in terest." house searches throughout Bangladesh for The answer Li "nu" - according to a nationAlso suggested: some reduction of electives In undetected cases. sudi debates, The plan now, as was report ed this week is for the wide assessment of higher learning In the United favor of more general education. Three dlrec"It Is nothing short of a public health lie treaties to go to the Senate floor for discussion and for the States. lions of special effort suggested for the nation's mira cle," said WHO DlredorGeneral Dr. In "Mtsi4ons of the College Cue riculum," the colleges Included: a ratification vote by Februa ry. the ta.gv. went hi p Halfai Malder. t iserI $ 1*NI a.e.meg report Issued by the Carnegie Whichever way that vote goes, a debt of gratitnde I. Basic shills. "They have clearly declined, I 1111111 Mrs. Coda invited marty Foimdidi., this point Is made: If so, It Is a manmnade miracle, the fr uit of a We siçport more 4t-tkn to Is owed to the indomitable Mr. Bunker. hi W.1Megt tea Christmas party at 'l'he undergraduate CWTICUlWn of colleges effective smallpox eradication campaign launched by the - compensatory programs on ampwu" United Nations agency hi W. the W IIso this year. In a of aid universities deserves more attention and 2. Connections , of ItteuuIsthIalWarewi.lzu..p41, the Phd Family threw pestles for merits 1am neglect." The smallpox virus can never reappear , English Is the mod voodion.11y useful of au' because ciits. Al ku.1. mess be It requires trenanissi. between human members of Congress, the diplomatic corps, the Involved In Us neglect are a ll those satisfied jec.is, so understanding of en experience In th with a mailing ide,.. d, it pu1s, eascstkv protective service,the Secret Service, students getting what they demand in this era of e beings and, unlike flu vir uses, dots not change world of work can be one of Us mod into new strai akk$ma.m!.eUs' -1-,of the White Homa domestic help, the pr.s...on consumerism in higher education. And - all ns perioiiCaily. himianuzig." the writer may he must The and on and on. A those satisfied teacher, are doing their parmuch milder form of smallpox, carlols 3 Moral values. "The campus can and should Evening Herald w ill respect Us minor, still uIMs but has been Isolated to ticsdar Pleasing thing In teaching. be an ethically stimulating environment. The About the only folks who didn't make the list, efwrfterswls,d.net want thelr.rs where 3,fll cases were reported this The curriculum actually needs iota of at. ethical Ideals of the academic In print. The Evening Herald aloe In fact, were the spouses of the White House tuition, according to the Foundation report, community are year. Eradication of this (cnn may take several reserves the right to edit kilue is staff. And they are steaming at the slIgM. "My high and can even be a model for the society at more years. When that goal Is attained, $2 billion elImit libel or to reeferee In spsee large. They need however to be made wife Is hardy speaking to me," groaned one as"ftesshould demonstrate what Is needed as well r pond (0 what Is demanded," the critics of more SIll being spent worldwide every year for explicit, to be refined end some cases, more Cater aids. higher education said, finding some areas of wltJ vaccinations became available for other 0,.,,,,,,'n conscientiously p'poses. ç to - tt` -M -..A~ 7- ..-. 4C 4. - 4 . 4 Co eg ans •. • • _4" I 01= 5t p - A - Measures • M.1. • . 4&1. I7A I wish *e couW. SU L4ET&4LL PLAYER lIghhngaHEYPLAYER1"r (UP!) — Secretary of TALLAHASSEE, State Bruce Smathers says his mail on competency tests for teachers has been supportive of the exams by a three-to-one margin. Smathers made the report Wednesday while saying he disagrees with views the exams would be demeaning to educators. 1 . -. • . "t a,, ady 36 ecpa,pic _ - • ' 11 t ., . •. :. . ' ' . .• • • .. . . - r- '' ',: ''"", • • 4 "' jI !J-4 I 1..- " -'..' — - ' .r , -, —""i ' -. ''" .• -k • ''. Number one across means a word. no these fellows aren't playing a giant game of crossword, it isn't even a giant Scrabble board. They're putting up a new sign for First Federal Savings and Loan of Seminole in Sanford. Easy with that "N" fellows, easy. . . , . '': " I Furwal No-*. Pori 0r&n9v on Daytona Beach; five grand- charge - W?1ten. 90, of 616 E Second Si. Sanford. wl'o did Wtdniiday, Ronald Whitten offic;.ving BUN&I in Laltrvie* Cemetery, B --- • • . MAXEY. SHIRLEY rra. %erv'Ce for Shirley MJy. 79 . .. cf. Saor, who did Wtdniidjy, well be Mid at IA r aV. ii netteji BapIIt Church with Rev '"'O' Hell officiating Burial - " -. • ,.•. Slon Funeral Home PA in in 04waglac, Mich Gromkow uni iion, in charve, ., __ ___ _______________ HOSPITAL N DIES DECEMBER IS, lm ADMISSIONS Sanford: Rolland W. Cassube Hunter H. Gividen Suzanna M. Harley Josephine Johnson Ella Lea Jones Kathy A. Lyons Jerry L Sasser George A. Swaim Raymond J. Swallow Sr. Ralph Wilkins Sr. Shirley C. Williams Wanda Sue Malone Ethel H. Hall, Y Albert Brent, Dellona Joshua K. Ison, Winter springs Judith A. ni ' Valentine Ohio ************, * "° BIRTHS Sanford: JOPU1P.&WWRIsSUC MalOne, a baby ho' DISCHARGES Sanford: Gloria Harley Ruby Lee Hunter I 40 —J 1,1 I L *1 *1 NEW YEAR'S * " ., -. ~ 14 "I ___ A * * '' JosepluneNewsome Renelce Tillman Jacquelyn Wardwell * GIGANTIC /J ______ * 4 .7,. . I AW ' ,. I L- 4-7 _6 ,. ._c.ti1 _-_ - h --------- * E • ivkL... — - 1 DAY ONLYI TUESDAY, JANUARY 2 ASWWII AAU'Til £ UIIWR• PAID U LOOk TO STERCHrS FOR NAME BRANDS, FULL SERVICE, FREE DEUVERY SUPER SAVINOS AND CREDIT WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH! ö 'V II j "IT DOESN'T COST TOSI40P1 AT STERCN IS-IT PAYSI" I SANFORD STIRCHIS FRENCH AVE. 322•753 MAITLAND 1100 I- -s---—, [,.$NO.OU,H!N * * Alberta L Sever, Deltona Carolyn Siddes, Deltona Thomas Conley, Deltona Starla M. Brown, Enterprise Clar ence A Johnson, t Polly B. Denton, Geneva Dennis D. Marshall, Lake Martin La Brusciano, Mary A Bank For Women TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Comptroller Gerald Lewis said Wednesday he has approved a charter for the Cordova State Bank of Pensacola, making it the first bank in the state run by women and catering to women's Financial needs. daughters, Mrs. Jean Huffman, Deltona, Mrs. Dawn Andern and Mrs Pamela Smith both ti Dawaglac, Mich. and Mrs Mayer Lynn Fodick, Qwncey, Mich. stepdaughters, Mrs. Monticello. She wasa member Judith Ivey, Jacksonville, Mrs. of the First United Methodist Virginia Bractjher, Haytl, MoP, Mrs Joyce Grogan, Pontiac, Church cii Daytona &.ct i., Mich. and Mrs. Anna Beth Survivors Include twr Robert Donald Bittern, San- Dewson,Iowa Park. Tez.; sons, ford and Delmar E. Bittern, William, Dawagiac, James, Daytona Beach' daughter Kaianazoo. Mich. and Robert Garden, Cal and Phillip Doris Gadsden, Holly Hill and Maxey of Marceiltu, Mich. and two Cardwell Funeral Home, Port MelisOfls,JO)l Moore. Lahabfli. Orange Is In charge of Cal., Blair Moore, Sanford, and Jerry Phelan, Grenada, Mist; arranggements. 47 grandchildren and 33 great. grandchildren. RUFUS WHITTEN Gramkow Funeral Home is in of 616 charge of arrangements. Rufus C. Whitten, 90 , E. Second St., Sanford, died Notices Wednesday. Born In Cluduota, he had lived In Sanford all of his tife. He was a Sheriff's after Mabel T. eatterr, U. of 130 ; serving over 30 years and was a AAW&HY Ave, Dayfww go&ch, thief deputy sheriff, I He was survived by a Uor,, em Park Cemetery. 13OMulaflyAve,Dyna . DVICII, a• the Orinond Memorial Hospital Born In Iowa, she had lived in Sanford from im to i936. ' '. • , • k . , _' children and 12 greatLOS ANGELES (tiPil may have been committed by a believed Miss Ward was the that information grandchildren. "We shared Authorities have linked two different person. strangler's 12th victim because Brisson Funeral Home Is in women strangled Christmas Pasadena police said friends her partially nude body was with LAPD (Los Angeles charge of arrangements. pce)." weekend to the first victim of of Carolyn Hobson, 21, and found in the hills near the Rose Cooke said the task form was theso'called Hillside Strangler, Bowl, not far from where there-iz*uviewing some persons SHIRLEY MAXEY Increasing speculation there other 11 victims were found. questioned earlier about Miss 'My God, first may be more than one killer Miss Hotnon's body was found Washington. "This is just a Shirley iUC) 79, of responsible for the deaths of ii In a Los Angeles area parking natural followup, once we ParkQ., Sanford, died WedYolanda then girls and young women. ' lot in Point Pleasant, learned that these rnie may nesday.kBorn . moved to Sanford from Investigators said they will Chocolate, and Tu esda y, L os Angeles police have all known each othe r," he " ,t wa%k' I tat release today composite .1 IJ.wagiac, tui.u, Ui , Salu ku M1)uI said, A Ings of one or more suspects in commercial I* now Mooki.. and Miss Hobson had "too Many of the victims, Inclizi. the case. tric lan and a Baptist, he was a many dissimilarities" to be Ing Miss Washington, were Although police ha ve said Paula kGwen Ward, is, who regarded as the work of the either prostitutes or known to member of the Veterans of certain rrev be involved In the'Hoflywood Foreign Wars and served in were ill ed Dec24 have linked all 11 deaths, , street scene.It u,uui vv1iungion, i, me DUL risaurna pouce said authorities never ruled out the "Ow' position Is "at you can't possibility that there Is more first victim attributed to the they found a connection be- rule anything out," Cooke said. strangler. tween the two and Miss than one killer. "Hollywood's not that big an Miss Washington's nude body Washington. area. It's possible that they all U. Dan Cooke, a Los AneIes was found Oct. 16 near Griffith "A couple of our detectives crossed paths at one time or Police Department spokesman, Park. She was the only black said Wednesday the 65-member woman connected to the stran- went down to the morgue with another." Investigators said they were Strangler Task Force was now gler. Miss Hobson and Miss friends of Paula Ward," said John McAlister, Pasadena looking for one more person for examining the possibility that Ward were also black. police public Information of- questioning In the deaths of some of the 11 strangulations At first, Pasadena police ficer. "In their conversation Miss Ward and Miss Hobson. -i with us they said, 'My God, first Stephen d'Orsey Devezln, 40, Yolanda, then Chocolate (Miss and Thomas Davis, 24, are Ward) and now Mookie (Miss being held on suspicion of Miss Hobson).' Hobson's murder. Testing Gains Support ___ _______ I - - ' 1. lit, is survived by his wife !'" MIIS.MABELBATrERN I ' . l - '• - - • ' • Thre e Victims L in In Strong Ier TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - Auto Insurers suing Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter to avoid millions of dollars In refunds intend to keep up the fight even though they lost in circuit court. Judge James Joanos refused Wednesday to issue a temporary injunction suspending Gunter's Jan. 15 deadline for the refunds and dismissed a suit filed by 18 of 47 companies accused of making $22 million in excess profits. __m. •; I a -' .",.. • Over Forced Rebates , h.% . ' . Insurers Vow Fight w • . -• '. :.'i1 PLAYING IN THE BIG TIME wlil - gly Business Of Alien -Smuggling — .' ' • .1 •"• ~n NJ U ' , .,r,, ; - '. JACK ANDERSON.LES WHITTEN - • PWIIM Ow" S W T1 NsIs tightening federal water pollution standards and directing the White House budget office to provide the public Information on federal assistance programs have been signed by President Carter. The Clean Water Act of 1977 amending similar legislation enacted five years ago was needed to "make the necessary midcourse corrections in our national water pollution control program,'•' Carter said Wednesday in a statement announcing the action. ___ . :: ::r-. '.' :- —; "':J " Clean Water Act Signed WASHINGTON (UP!) ___ - • ' • ' - _ '" ,,& ic': • • • '.. -, -: -.,;:. , . ___ WAUNGTUN - Al remote tahi., in the It, they 'lipped tbrougb the barbed wire border That Thus has evolved en organized racket to testify In u.s better rodaurada of the border town of Naples, fence themselves one night. Illegal aliens across the border In cars (Ii. mciais. courts before being deported, said It Mexico, nsttlly tamed men can regularly bu They had been given some tips on border- and trucks. US official, told UT IIpOiftt5 Us seei plotting business deals over tequila martini crossing by a 50-year-old campesino, Jose going price for safe delivery Ii $110 a heal. But Border Patrol official Carl E. Judklns wearily lbes.IntheaUysbsllialtherodaoraits, Garcfa. Thefatherofeigjgsons,beeouldflnclno his 10-year struggle to nail a man he other tyis of "besirji." are ich-'4g work in Mexico. He had crossed t he Identified as Us of tØ border on flyspeck.d Mexicen alien tawuler Irasuadlems the lesrative eniegglhig foot a few weeks earlier, hoping to work at a uggling. His qearry was sm Vicente RaIz.Tellex, - Eespma dabS Its Within _'i PlieS. Illicit undI1gI55j railroad shipped Of IlliI Mexican workers Into the United VhoenIz ranch for $7 a day. Garcia had bees not afar the United Slates legally, st.'. caogM and was being shipped back to Mexico; minutes, a thin greasybfr, to dIdaxi spots as Idaho arid sidled up jjnaiL but he will soon cram gain. "My family Is tooneofthom,flasbedagots, The '-bl line for Ulisir.ie in himissi himgry. There art no joba in my village and Like Captain Ahab, who rlw the great 7gIaacross si1y arraged to have them Snuggled do white thery is rm land to whale, Judklns relentlessly pursued Tellez farm back home. What choice TucSn 'fli, bm and canglan of the Mesican pan of for $130. deanger failed to e Us and succeeded in getting putting do NOillit There. $O5 Q9tfM him deported. Later hew Bantan and Foster set out on foot from exic police they arrested hui PN' evening, they 'ppeoaclied a and pulngs mid ssiary sad job in the twed Nogales after moosrise. They trudged Into the parked mar the chain link ld.1 (sea. The _ __ IM Oft TdW is bm* _ giu.* ,ed cplk. aid aide d Meslcus crlmibpnt ad i d I . = ti safely hiiwidia,k,,uiui nsct on aama the birder 1' Jidhins' to privies u,wi,j.,.. heal end Us border omclal took an rupoitara we,, reWt,d orAy to med the conTh. art . of the i±'ui aboded vacation. lw.ient Of saftZ on the other side and Wilish Thefrlatratedilulkluisnowbackatworkin Ihr theiR 1* their F5Rch. U defJ5Iid by border and t roster, .Ia,bllup of th1BOt&IPatr'aT..CM offly(0f hem rpp r.,at. were laid, they uhold lid (v$lhetMIPpU_a.dofll1pl •• a ml. Tells,' hi ass4 name and brIng him back to book m again. ___to acii.,, ttwi swrep. 7W w0V WWW they woold be freW while the of aortod Mexicans Is creating tltiou Footnote: Future columns will tell '1" had brought would be returned to do the United c, ! aoclai aid law onlarcemed prohiemi Bendon and Foster traced the trail of how i' uni Illegal '- of ixpIuiui prus __ h $10111 r"MON 11 In the United 0- Slates, how Its unlawful aliens,, exploited, TW1 eal r.jifi way. hi ltamIt Us Tk CtI ftc*rofhui14egaMn.gcamtaseg1 aid how an even more sinister iroduct Pid IIYLIM J PI 'hIs oly. V1-Meha(fohiw $ellcan heroin - makes Its way Into the 1'.pse 11K4 a, MexJ are fairly hII. United 0"I we ?rlglgeaud Mexiema nb, refus, to States. - AREA DEATHS . r - WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter's dumping of Arthur Burns as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board in favor of business executive G. William Miller won immediate acceptance from Burns' critics and allies alike. But the impact of the change on the nation's economic policy will take considerably longer to assess. Miller Is portrayed by business colleagues as a savvy bank director and "pragmatic and balanced businessman." Whether he favors relaxation of the money supply to stimulate the economy remains to be seen. ____ ! '4• - '' - .. ~, _; :' '' " - - ' In t he aft ermath of h, CHARLESTON, W.Va. ; UPI) —BerthaJohnsonisrductant deal. a Wisconsin firm ON-,, to take a bsth after a bad ex. to give Mrs. Johnson a baN llltto help hei'in and out of lb' perlence on Christmas Eve. The 84-year-old woman, who tub. But Mrs. Johnson ls saying is afflicted with Parkins-.n's thanks, but no thanks. . disease and arthritis, found that "I'm not a crazy woman, she lacked the strength tostand she said. "I've dill got some up and get out of the bathtub. So sense. I'd like to accept it, but I she spent that night and don't think I'd get back in that Christmas Day In the water. bathtub for a fortune." k • I iS of tension, BERRY'S WORLD' • .' - New Chairman Wins Praise EDUCATION WINDOW ___ r- !4 ., . I -. _____ - L '-.':' - I -- • . - -•: - ie ' •fr4 _•,, No Baths For K%r Z.. 'I " - • - • I '1 !Wr Fifth 'Stocking' Murder COLUMBUS, Ga. (UP!) — A socially prominent widow was found beaten and strangled in her home Wednesday and authorities think she might be the fifth victim of the "stocking strangler" who killed four women this fall. Coroner Don Kilgore issued a terse statement that "Mrs. George Woodruff Sr. was strangled in her home on Buena Vista Road. There were differences in this case and the four previous stranglings in Columbus." But investigators said there were many similarities in the strangling of Mrs. Woodruff, 74, the widow of former University of Georgia football coach George C. Woodruff, and the other slayings, 3, Ralph E. Erlcksson late home, LiGrone told police, say. WM1B COMPANY THEfl Wednescby afternoon filed a GUN, WATCHES MIMING cii UT TAKEN Sometime between luesday I two'count Information against Burglars took a gun and two wr port s Sheriff's deputIes are In- afternoon and Wednesday tflr.s. The state is pressing charges the two for burglary and lar- wristwatches valued th at $410 vestigating the eft of a $00 morning, burglars took power ag ainst two men, jailed in ceny of the 116 J un Iper St., from the 155 Lake Dest ed 'PS Orlando for unrelated offenses, home of Tonguin C. LaGrone. Trail, Altamonte Springs, hoiny hand.carv , Ivory chess set tools and a stereo radio valued me from t he home of Nor een at $365, as well as a citizens In the robbery of $,O0o worth The attorney told Seminole of David Sinofskl, sheriff's Renler at 3458 Balsam Dr., band radio from the office of Of jewels and guns last weekend County sheriff's deputies he deputies say. Easitrook. Also missing are a Hill Lwnber and Hardware Co. of an attorney's residence In discovered his house had been " Slnofskl, an employee of ceramic vase worth $75 and a at W. 3rd St., Sanford, acat Longwood, ransacked when he returned Crossroad Sports Inc. in Fern wooden, beaded =41mi The two are Edwin 0. home Monday night from a Park, reported to police an valued at $, shedoor curtain cording to police, also forced told police. ,, Humphrey, 19, and Kevin vacation In Louisiana. *111. automatic pistol worth $150 and Wiliam „,,, The the ft took place be tw ee n Th e burglars entered the Sherwood Fuhr, 22. Arrest A sale containing $,O00 two Seiko wristwatches were late Wednesday night and early lumber company building Ave. of 1903 Park warra warrants nt s were obtained late worth of diamo nd rings, opals taken from his home. police *:4” this morning, and there was no through a rear window flUi' the after Wednesday afternoon, and other jewelry, and six 'rmei of the Burglars entered through the sign of a forced entry, at- garage and vandalized the burglary by AsSIstant State Attorney weapons wei e iiiLsing from his front lumber door of the house, police cording to police. comPI. office, police said. The door was Re Safety Action Delayed VIEWPOINT Slush Fund Bid A1111111111k Pair Facing $25,000 Theft Charges____ ____ "MRS ,MUNDAY.$ATUNDA CLOSEDSUNDAY j' WE FINANCE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS PIlE DELIVERY 17fl N. ORLANDO AVE SOUTHERN HOMES a lase of ~ �/ - Ev.nii W.Hoople SPORTS ""Ill, Saafsrd, Fl. Thursday DIC. fl, W77'7A Predicts Irish Pats t 4 To Zoom To No. 1 Spot J1 as Ken McAfee Ross Browner, voted the couMry's outstanding play low qtaitrn 01 solid tfoaday,3ap,r offensive and defensive football. Any letdo wn an their Cottoa Bowl atDallu linemen respectively. Other pert and Campbell and Own, NofreDaine3;, Tens Zt N. D. All-Americans Include pony will make the Texas The biggest game of'h L*dher Bradley, WwieFry, Bob The 3 Season with Notre Dame hjy Golic and Ernie Huges. Jove, winner of this coated )4 a shot at the national title If what a celestial displayl merit the No. 1 they can score an Impressive . Rated a toss-up, the statistics • trtcry over the undefeated, show the reason. Tens has AJab.m,fl,OWoflat high-socring Lgb,ri. limited 11 0çOflents 10 911 One of the bed games of the The field will with yards per game rushing; the day featuring two fine football stars of major magnitude Irish have held their 11 foes to teams and two of the game onU Earl acknowledged Campbell. winner oi histo y • Neuman Trophy and the amassed an average 014318 football. In 33 years as a -per game, while Noire cot pi 'Bw" Bryant of na tion's Damehascllckedlor44oyarcia Ala bama, has rolled up an • erica teeBrad P co st 10 IUIIfl4 their amazing record of vic. record for the year to 101. Shearer, a senior who checks tonics, 76 losses and 16 ties. In • After dLsgesting all pertinent hI.. 31 seasons at 6 feet 4 and 255 pounds. u teidman information the Hoople Corn- Woody Hayes has an equally Notre Dune can co unt er with puter gives the edge to Noire •.• ranar ke record of who, All-Americans Dame by a narrow seven-point Ii defeat.. and t ties.That's m a combined total of 503 vktortea VP , ,, t go= will mark the - 5' TH E o WELCOME GOISA BY Major Amoslloople Herald Fearless Prophet . t Lake Brantley and Lake Brant s Pa. crushed Hcnell carried the Seminole Oak H . whik County banners Wednesday IlorIli I mghti4lu)eopeningrowIJo( 57-56 job o4 EdgewP a gi rls high school basketball game that n'i ' u it tournament at Lake Howell. appeared. Oviedo was bounced into . bra IeSinITg .TY7,F.MVIO. - I SUBMIT TO THE EVENING HERALD OFFICE b 10 Mon J 2 1978 documented statement by the attending physicIan, Seminole County Hospital or the legal parents V registered the birth with the Seminole County Health Dept. verification of the baby birth (hour, minute, date), legal parents names and address, sex, weight, and name of the baby. Th e Infant, regardless of race, must have been born In a Seminole County Hospital or In Seminole' Ccunty. in event no infant is born In Seminole County as of closing date and time, the contest will be continued until a winner is declared The winner will be announced Thurs., Jan. 5, 1978. IN SEMINOLE COUNTY Our merchants in Seminole County and those who serve Seminole Countlans ,.. have been generous In preparing gifts for the Little Miss or Mister born soon after midnight New Year's Day. The : First Born's parents, brothers and sisters haven't been forgotten either. The Evening Herald is proud to present the 1978 First Baby Contest and, with all sponsors, is anxiously awaiting the word of who the First Born will be! ' . •._ -: - - - - -- - -a .1 - .' • • - - - lOAN ASSOCIATION Celery City Printing Co. Inc. OP um.omM Commercial Printing a Lithography -HERE SINCE 120- SAVPGS 221 MapisNa IIIT f fIILTIN* FK1 IOmeIS ØMI To The First Baby of 1978 Sanford, Ft.. - P. 3524111 • The First Pair 4~O ho.. Of Sho.sI - - - - - • A Beautiful Sterling Baby Feeding Spoon PAMPERS FROM - KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE • - . - - •. • -. . . So that the proud parents of the First Baby of 1978 may treasure its first portrait, we will give a beautiful.... - • Custom Made Frome FavoredNorth M a rrn i SENKARIK Advances 1125. Park Ave. 322.2363 Sanford, Fla. 210 S. Magnolia In ClasSIC Two overtimes didn't do It. winning goal for North Miami 322.4632 Neither did a wries of penalty Beach Wednesday. After a 2-2 kicks. MISTY ILLUSIONS BETTY The Lucky First Baby Will Receive A : AND Surprise Gift At ASH WILL PRESENT A Musical Nursery Macrame WILSON-MAIER Hang., FURNITURE CO. ToSarninole's First Arrival "Your Cimpteto Macrame $ Ceramic COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS ON EASY CREDIT 111Slit 434-1 Ph. 322.5622 I ;. 11..4 Bring in the 0 7$ NEW YEAR BABY A Ship" Pii*ilt SM. Full Service Studio Mlii West of 17.fl-Loigwo.d 3214177 ct.iirramuip OPEN 10 A.M.4 P.M. ITALIAN CHALET (formerly PIZZA RING) Dinner Coupons for the Family kü #Wm ftstarnt Aav&i I 44 '-' SANFORD Now opsi, fer.bre.kfas? 74; am. EUROPEAN STYLI fs.forW .ct.Np disfos from I$Py, Pronc. aM ferwony SR 4$ £ MAITLAND AVE., ALTAMONTI SPRINGS FOR CARRY OUT MRING I;.1 IUM, Ill UIU UbVIIWI two five, '.VIC 4)I .. penalty kicks, but it was dill High soccer classic opener tied, and Ayoungchee's boot to Wednesday, etnning in over- sudden death ended it following Urns and then .'ome, 3-2. a miss by Oak Ridge. Other flrd.rowid wins were • ,,... posted by Edgewater, 4.0 Lake Sraost,.y WIIWu Park t i-s winner over hod Seminole; Goals. Winter Part - Brady, theteazntobeatlntheSernlnole Winter Park, 2-0 vIctor over McCan Lake Brantley, and Irmo, S.C., Irmo. S C. I. Evans 0 • who displayed a number of lUSts s s-a nncspeded skills in dumping Evans Goa Irmo MoIlI Evans, 1.0. Today's matches include North Miami hack Rlde I I 1-2 Evans vs. lake Brantley at 2, Oak Goals North Miami Oak Ri dge vs. Seminole at 1, Zlghelboim, Allen. Ayoungche,; ...._s_.. •_,_ - -....-__ irmo vs. mater rara at o aDO U. (PU9C - Uregory, Parsons. 3 Edgewater vs. North Miami Ed5ewat,r Seminole • sa Beach at 8 Goals' Edgewatem - George. Vic Ayolslgchee scored rtaan. Rkhrds - --- • 10 MERCHANDISE GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR THE ..AA- ,1.,L In regulation, . iii W. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN tie .j UIIU N;; hliaml Beach resnalned scoreless. FAch team for on$x 1O color portrsItfrom Jim Tiler $304440 00 Trs.I. Ahiiivas 311 E. First St. and anxiow to NivsW pbelss by Tans Nsts.I I'ATh' KIR(1IM,N REARS TO KICK GLASS AND PAINT CO. INC. 1742&S.L4sLsqwu.d Istaadlanlsrd 211IassdFrenck 1978 NEW BABE A FAIRWAY MARKETS -•- - - ______ - -,, - .. . ..' - ' - - S. HWY. 17.92 & 27th ST., SANFORD A PLANT for the First Baby's Parents IIupsr Service OFFERS A as p 2 Week Oft Cwtiffaile "lhi P.rI.cl Gift For Th.Moth.r.To-B." wvw'w '.rpri • - - SUCK'S BUFFET: ALL YOU CARE TO flY $ve . - ' - & ' - OPEN94 AM.-FRI.a 9.11 SAT. PLANTS.NANGINS BASKETS AfMM$ CITRUS TUES.FIRTILIZINS DAWil = FOR THE BABY'S BOOK Sanford Iiisinsg Machin" U.S 17.02 (WeitsIde) bite,som • S"i"d EyNot ALSANT Mill S. so6rd A".1 21 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Dozen P.nne.RoU Pon FROM IHODES I ON NURSERY Valve 111 (L..J ---- will be the lit from 33f.21$ óN'g WALLPAPER PRisiwymr WILL 53I.ild FIRST BABY WITH 3I.dJvvuniinW*.p.r 15% ON a - 411IM11- OF •vi,Tu I$w IIPNI S.a (NsFrI.,sj -. li&i4 1618 FRENCH AVE. Ovido *5. In on Past e4ft yan Bo &Wmbecillitir has taken U110 .1 BISHOP MOORE GIRLS: CC?UO&MCUW r,30 N.7. - . . - EOGEWATERGIR1i GIRLS: Over I0. y-& ' LAKE HOWELL: Bachman S. 11, Smith I (:- ',L" KroupIIn ' - uo.atsr II 12 Cowins AllichiM 164, and took the not justify barring him and two College Basketball WSdmsdays Tournament R,4,,h Cater iw1 Jacbsinvilli, Florida Camnsip Indiana 73. Florida O Consolation ' °' John W. Walker 103 Jacksnvl 75 ' Lsvlsvilli Classic Liuliville. Ky. Go, SI, Ohio St 10. at Louisvi Ill. LaSalle 45 Maryland Claisic '• University of Arkansas, seeking reinstatement to the team in time for Monday's bowl gane in Miami against Oklahoma. The hearing on their suit began Wednesday in federal court and was recessed until today with Cowlns. an Al1 Southwest Conference back, scheduled for further IrsI tinony. • SANFORD . ( .' 32243 UTTLE MISS OR MISTER NEW YEAR WILL START AS A CAPITALIST WITH $18 SAVINGS ACCOUNT -PROM.- Atlantic Nsffji Isuk P., The let LNIh Nh.., MbI., 210- 04181 IS10- P (1 6 4) 261 10. 3165 -• "u- I Ga. Tech 73. St mo. 4? Tanterini Row) Orlarolle, Fla. RollinS 76. owing Gm fl WmIMarY LI. Stetson 40 s.um Blue4ld Call fl. Lib Rapt 65 E Te,v. U. Va. Union $0 o tason si. Leb. Vally 40 pi. Park II. w.v. St. S Prllnd Ore. IS. Cntnry SI Vandy 101. Richmond U Vs Tech 5$. Brown 52 Transactions WeObilday -. • Ifl'.. )-I I. y,,,sr 51t 15.50 550 540. 3 Sli psti tch (5) 500300; 3. Tall Kay (I)540;Q (75) 2 .10: P 12-SI 105.50; T (35-i) 351.30; 31.55. ELEVENTH- C, S-IL-- I. Protocol (5) II 00 3.00 2.50; 3. Jokers Image (2)3.202.40; 3. Day Star (II 010; 0 (3 5) 1300 TWELFTH-P $-IS- Dollies t4ope (I) 360 350 370: 2 Ruske Scott 131 100 0 (*3) 3760; p Ii 33 3400; 1 (1 33)13700. 3543 A--3,070. Handl 5226.30$ WEDNESDAY NIGHT RESULTS IRST-D.5-16-1 R Dees Starr F 'woniana state Named John McM.at-.or, and Nick Delaney as *tSistant football coaches iim,ei - i T I',.,' - Pro Hockey 25 Gift Csrfi.t. ' From HAM47N Chil Children Shop 1I7 DAILVOassa PRIOAYO,35419, tiiniis ewe . Pro Basketball ' Dog Racing Y JIM CLINTON HEADS FOR PATS $ Cupidi Quiver (30 ) . 4 Mict's aji flj); Soveter(3);7. 2S 20 S AD 4 60. 2 Husker Smoke it MoMia Petite (61. (1) 300360. 3 Satin Lady (3) 260; 0(21)2150. P (21)1140; T (3.1$) 214 20. 3* 7, 0(7 the only bl50331M*U on their Rock, a leading Arkansas civil Ii 71 10. T (I 7*) 301 SO, 31 ?4 records. In two weeks running, rights lawyer, fil ed a classSECOND-C, $ -IS- I. Os Patty Air Force Named Craig Ran (1)53001600700. 2 Cap-s Dimples Texas took Oklahoma, 134, and actiot* 5l4t on behalf of the 014 as)slant 01411 .s football coach (6) 1560 4 30: 3 Fast Ed Rice (I) then Arkansas, 134. Since the players, 310.00(11)36350:0(44117410: loas to Texas, Oklahoma has uni versity with discrmiination r 14 6) 157 30. 1 (44$) 3.755 60 . 57 played flawless football In agai nst black athletes. hl t. THIRD-N. 5.16- I San Sowie rwv*lzig up 249 points in six"Some of the girl's clothes Wednesdays l.sults (3)100740210.3 Tiki Kamas. (4) *r*igtt W1S. Arkansas has were removed, by whom I don 't Chicago & Toronto 0 1303.20: 3. G ' s Barbie B. (7) 500; 0 Boston S. Cleveland been Only 2110* less spec- know," Cowins told U.S. I)is(31)12.10; p (31)1520; T (312) WaShington 3. PittSburgh 7 5300. 31.50 tacular amusing IN Poildi Irid Court Judge Terry Shell. Philadelphia 1, NY Rangers 3 FOURTH-D. SI. KS Lou -ISwhile wining AS ins row. "11 was a pla)IW act. The In. NY Islanders 4. Los AneiSs 3 (3)1040150300:3 Co:ad Red 13 100330. 3. Leo K (7)500. Q13U In five years at the helm In eldent was completely under __ -- .iii .17W; I Ill?) vamanoma,33arrynwimzerr*asa control. It was understood by 1,10350:3161 remarkable record of 51 vIe- all parties what was going on.' FIFTH-C. 5*6-I. Red Chit* (2) torIes, 4 defeats and 2 tIes and 540150300 2 Love Bundle (4)560 Wednesdays Results Cowins' testimony offered A'lanta.Indiana 7 4403 C.P 'sCoby (7)110, Q 11 A) has probably his best Sooner 3120, p (2 1)5750; T (14 1) 10110; Portland III. Detroit ioo to= cm, piloted TOCOnIY sonic of the first details of the Washington 33.11, ios. Buffalo 57 incidcntintheathletscdornilto. Ldt, wi50 he calls SIXTH-A, S-IS- I R Dee's Denver 130, den SOrP.o (3) 73 50)740100, 7 Rambo quarterback he's ever COSJed. r - In Fayettevdle, Ark. Arkan- Philadelphia 175, Chicago fls. of Sambo (7)520550.3 Turt*ay (3) Oklahoma Is the leading sas Coach Lou foRm has 90- 0(73)52 00. PU3) 1.3)740. T sswhatIedtiin, rushing tam in the country, rdust1to th 4(3 75) 63700; 3* 55 tI suspend the three. SEVENTH-C. 31- I Mountain gr1nd1ngout yards Dtnorno (7) 1100900310. 7. Gayla and this should be eioigh to OnI)i'c. 20 aboid6:3Op.m. the SANFORD-ORLANDO Faith (1)5.00100,3 E.C.'sluildir gi ve them the win In a fairly (a1I pus MATINEE RESULTS (6)7 40, 0(1 7)6560. Pt? 1) 305 40: security police tree-scoring T 0151 105 70. 3505 corded. reported an attempted rice on FIRST- 0. i-iê- I. Lemon EIGHTH- I $-li- Royal BonnIe ould the jS III i'lly call pus to Fayetteville city MagpIe (3) 10205.306.30;7. MinicIa (2) 21.10 1310540: 2. Topper Go (5) clossksçjiiim'eyisiprunl.r police but the girl involved did M..0gieW30&70;3.Surflet Jeff 114400: 3. It Troystore (4) 250; DIi. (3) lao; 0 (13) 47.50; 1 (3-ill dl (7)) 106 60; P (25) 473 70; 1 (3111111 not w.nt to press charges. 1) 1.31100; 31fl. 30140; 31.12. ____ later, the campus police tke5p0IMef$ this year, and Uwe Von Schamann of aski1 the city police to pick up ()k.hi, w110 as c'p.i in (owins, Forrest and Hobo for with 14 field Sub In itTI, ir, questioning about "an Induding the led second nrt tident" on canipus. At 9;30 p.11., canpIts police told cIty which whipped Ohio State. ;luthoritlesthcy had located the Your correspondent can't thlnkofa More fittlngmatchup Ihn.M'. _______ No charges have been filed Ioringdovathe certainon the 1977 ...uo. Raçy New aw against the three suspended players. to all. 18, Out: SEVENTH-P. 5.16-i. Gimme FIRST- C. i-is- i. In. 50.70: P15.1)137.10. pendenhly (*2); 2. Ho Hum Dan Shelter (1) 640 320 3.20; 3. Miclis SIXTH-I. CachosOulola (3) i& Outlaw (5) 7.10 210; 3 Powor Cap (5); 3. Tally lIsIs (10); 4. SObS 5.206.40:2. Joe COW (2) 10.50 tI0 (1) 400; a (4 5) 5.30: P145) 21.50; T RIdwing (3); 1. CIsI Gent 3. Aldana-S.sndt,t (4) 4.30: 0 (23) . I ill it S0 .u. Drits Nast 110;7. Alerts Storm (S- 4.10; 3-2) Woo. EIGHTH-C, 5.15.- I. Proud 2): I. Glad Valley (6). SEVENTH- I. PfliArana (2) Romeo (7)20101000310:7. Lord SECOND- D. 5,- 3. Teos 11.404.104.10;2. Ak'ana-Coldo 431 Bingo III 5103 10. 3 Drufs Bill (4) Charmer (1): 2. Eades E3'ck ii 7.405.00. 3 Larrl Andre (I) 3.30; 0 • - Mo*tll Fouled FIFTH-D.1.t5-i. Sian( 1) *7,40 5350: 1(74*) 5754; 32.05. 5.10:3. L.rrlAttdfT1) 150:0 (74P 5005 60.2 Hiram US) 350310:3 TWELFTH- D. ' - I. Micas 3500; P (25) 111.30. Os Elsa (I) SIC. Q (16)21 10 P (I Wind Out (1) 5.40 3.50 2.50; 3. Oracle FOURTH-i. Pita.Zarr. (3) 1310 1116$) 317.10. 32.35. Ellen (II 430 2.50; 3 Diamond 5.20300;2.ArtaAranau)4 40 300, SIXTH-A. 5-IS-i. B. jimm4. (ii Isauty (3) 320; 0 (4 4) 2040; P (4. 3 LarrlEIoz.. (ii 250; 0(3414710; 6403.10 330; 3 Brigadoon, (7) 650 51 5510; T (45-1) 111.40 3561 P (3 4) ifl 20; 00 (2 3) 102.50. 1101 3 Manolc (S) 530; 0 (*7) A- 3,305; Hand*- $303355. FIFTH-i. BibloAbel (6) 1710 3340; P1*7)31 30; 1 ( llS) 122.10; 5-505.50:2. Sara Juan (i ) 5.30410: 31.10. TONIGHT'S INTO IIS 3. A(tflLS.Jflij$ (1) 3.20; Q 114( Maryland 91. W Ky ?111 - DI LIIUC $ It 31-m SI *5 S-SI With five minutes remaining round game of the Tangerine Bowl Basket ba ll Tournament, Stetson, aided by three quick technical Fools on the Indians, look what seemed lobe a commanding flve.polnt in a first SCOREBOARD JId0IL PUWI. the goal line but On feelift here Cowins and two other bluck is the MIr4sIpi* defense will players - running back Mispell the diff erence as the chealForred and wide receiver Wolves win by 12 p0mf15 Donny Bobo - have sued the ••11 11: VICKIGOULE1TE DRIVES FOR OVIEDO . ano Tot als 7311.1$ L"s Hm*U measure of the Huskies 10.17. teammates from playing in the o* W the f1n21baá4 for a $140 -- &H1 McCal l flTOtals 36 are 41h b Stetson -- Playful' arp lOLl •••• L UD Beats ORLANDO (UP!) - The Stetson Hatters appeared 21 12411 60. to have a major upset wrapped BisbsMi s s t 11-33 up Wednesday night until WWKP.,e 11 12 Wilhan & Mary's Billy Mar. oør 21: Fouled owl. T. rington entered the game for TWdy, sdsrs. the (list tine with just four seconds to go and dropped in : UII Otiag*B.ulatal OklabsI7, ArasU Whim the ligIgs C*S on at the ange Bowl to MaSt the I e,thehigoneainth,Q,uon Bowl WA the Sugar Bowlwlnho history. And If Noire whipped Texas and 01210 State upended Alabam a, the Sooners and Bazorbickawill be shooting for the nat ional crown. GoIngo thegame they boeJi Lieibrg 17: Tiddy 3. Saunckns. ' Walt. 0. Totals 1311433. WINTER PARK: liddu. 1. .ion.s WoiverinutoPaaadenithree times and lost 'am all. To If Southern Cal, 10.3, In 1970, to Stanford, 1312 In 1t72, and to I Southern year, 144. So this year Washington is going to have to pay the price! LITTLE ROCK, Ark. LJPI) The Wolves 10.1 for the - University of Arkansas year iiid PP' tO th15 ob running back Ben Cowins has server to have too many gims testified he was In an athletic for the Washington Riis ______ dormitory room where a girl Both teSTis WItS VkIII"I'ed was partially disrobed, but he by 1''ea(*,, who a*nbs&ied called ita "playful act" that did Rath towns friin Ivw In :: : 2 FOuIedOut-A.MIIl.?n. --•• I y Dy.Dss - f Souls - ISms - Fouls / . 200 E. FIRST ST. Kader Jewelers - per ganw The Grandaddy of • - - Of the proper sire within 60 days of birth WINN-.DIXIE AMELIA ALEXANDER FIRES FOR LIONS Fouls - Lake - 1978's FIRST BABY WILL RECEIVE 3 BOXES NEWBORN • . Roe ISM at Pasadesis - FOR 1978's FIRST ARRIVAL - -. $.raId Plss l Tom NtsII In a sieaker, we look for /Jt Johnny Davis Oa e Newsome to o*lacore the Bucks' Ran Gerald and Ron Springs. . --a- TO START LIFE IN COMFORT ' Bishop Mcore, 60.33. Today'sgamesseeOak Ridge , meeting Oviedo at Sina conOak a idea , Lake Brantley is ii is s-is solation bracket game, Lake Br.nII.v ° Brantley face Leesburg all and R • Foulid Out Patrick Howell take on Winter Park at 9. LEESIURG. lryaMS. Freitag 5. Edgewater and BishopMoore M i ller Mum ii. Spot a. . ns S• T meet at 7 in Friday's con12. otals 24 so 53. OVIEDO Goulitti 21 lowidg• solatian tilt, with the chain 9. Browdy 5. AlsdecI. Totals 1' pionship game following. Lmbwg 13 Jarn" S. Murray 12. Pffr&To0.I .:... ' 44. and Winter Park dumped OAK RIDGE. lI,fk.O. lullS? II. -: -- Since being docked early the season by Nebraska, 'h Crimson Tide of Alabama nine opponents to finish the year 10.1. Ohio haslostapalro(toughonesto No 3 Okalabom by we pobt and to No.4 MIr4iigan by eI in racking up a $4 season. Alibi aand Ohlo State both like to do It on the gomd and have evenly matched offensive dubs. The Tide has averaged 411.7 yards per coated, whU. theBuckeareonlyasiad. oemnaaI4uJ yards For This Year's First Baby to order for the proud parents by Floyd L Bell 6. Totals n tio So. 'i" : first aerou the add. , 0 will be printed • -• - -•'_i 50 Birth Announcements .-. . m '- FOR BABY'S FUTURE A '25" Savings Account - r i nte Vance In Tour - ' awks NINTHC, 1.16-I. Lord Dingo SICONOM. 6.16.-3. "may Scott (5)5-40140300:2. White Rolls (1) 2)50550310. 2 Kelly Ave AII) 110310: 3 Pepper Miss (5) 130; 0 II) 5.30 300. 3, Stacey V. (7) 200: Dø 130045-70 0 1 SI 21.10: P IS 11 (37)1750; P (73)115.10. T (73$) THIIDD,S-IS- I. Little Italy (4); 3. Willie Geneva (4); 3. Lake Cate (6): 4. W.L. Rig Max (10); S. Fias Raiser ($; . AntXp, M i; i. Senator McClaln U3); I. Pradld (3. 2). FOUITH-.-M. 5.15-. 1. Hand Out Scott (53); 2. Impetus (I); 3 Tally Dm1) (1); 4. Arablsn (3); 5 Cts# Dansy (5); 6. Day (6); 7. Ranger (33): S. Dials Win (30). FIPTH-D. $-Iê- I. Mneqa Jimmy (1); 2. Skeins Ring on; 3 Ring (avis-ne (10); 4 J's Larry (4); $. Signal (5-3); 6. Ms Eltreda M (3); 7. Lucky Sara (I); •. qty Fare (4) SIXTH-A. 5-15.-- 1. Willie Scott (6); 7. Rainbo Prince (1); 3 Rat fondo (*3); A. Claira Mabel (I) S. Ivuvl.ymswj;s.AIvIcrasnleI;7 Mineola Laney (5); 5. $hittI Bloomeri (53) SIVENTH- C. S-is- I. Tequila *hit (12); 2. G.R. Cyn Cy" (6). 3 Smotey Jim (5); 1 Psggy West (10 ) :3 slow Oney(1);6 manatee True (5);?. R. Dies Delight (5.3); $ MoonIng Befor e (I). EIQHTN-S, S-IS- I. Solitary One (33): 3. Humble (5); 3 Stylish Don (4) 4, S Joe 6. Cashes Lass (51:7. Mischief SilliS Scott (1); I. Fudge Fly (IC) NINTH-S. 5,- I. Angel Feast (1): I. Proud Hiawatha (5):3. Jacs ! 4to .(3 3); 4 Lord Mayor (S);3, Lll• MIebie (00; 6. OR. Marvin (I);? Nicks Cosmos (111; it Shot Maker 110). TENTH-S. 5.16.- 1, Ole Press IS 21. 3. Paper Lance (6) 3. Hy ma' (4); 4. High "W"W(U; S. RalnboMu*sle (12); 5. Rocky Moss (*0); 7. Os-Ifs Me.? (S) I Surf ire SlitefIl (5). ELEVENTH-O, $.1$- I. Ann Mt (3) 7 W. L C ar ies (1); 3. Windy Willie (5); 1, Mite Slicker (10:3 EIsct(3-3):6 Os K'S Pistol (00; I Noble Imputse (33). TWELFTH-C.4- 3. Alert's Victor (10); 3. Coreys Rebel (3-2); 3. AItlao Dan (4) 4. jorio (IS); S. JiIllfl (6); 6. Mitie Foubar (4); 7. Tyne (U I. Apgeoh slot (3), ' - al Alai ORLANDO SEMINOLE WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS 7.15010. 3171 Ill 70; T (S *7) 7350; 31 54, FIRST- I. Larrl Colds lI 5-50 TENTH- 1. $36- I Manatee 1003.10:3 Aia4Al.y61(5)750303 THIRD-C, 546- I. Tonyar (4) 300300; 2, MatIng Eyes 31500 Snappy (3)3.40300370:3. (Dead 3 PatsiArana (4)4 5.$o; Q (141 lao: 3. SaIchiko 151 3.10; 0 3U Heat) Omits F (6) 3 30 740 360; 3. 1030. p It 41 145.30. LI '5 sober? (2) 110. 0 (3611350; 3650; P (43)7550; T (43 5110700 SECOND- -1. Ica Aran* (4) P134)11 70. P ( 4.3)1610.? (362) 30$5I50 1350:3 Patul 3122 Vga (3)150 7520. FOURTH- N S-IS- 1. Cashel 1 (532) 5500. 3150. Cindy (3)130340 3.10; 2. Thund ELEVENTH- 0. 3-IS- 3. 1) 30 P (43) 213.30; 00 (II) Struck (1) 310350. 3. Rocktown Jo Sa turday Night (7) 30.70 5003.30; 7. 211.10 1314, 00.Q 0 419.00 P (34)3530; 1 Lake Denise (5) 7 20300; 3. Senator THIRD-i. Pits S,snckis (3) 3300 Scott (II 550. 0 (75)1500; p (7 (31$) 6520. lIt) 400 300. 3. Cache Arena (5) 74 31(231 61050 EIGHTH-. I. Arla.Arcl (7) *300 8.601.40., 2 $anti-juan(311500400, 3. Ogui:a.SancPez (H 3.10; 0 (3 1) 34.00: P (7.3) *54.10. NINTH- I. Arta (II 1300 6.10 3.10:2. Cacho (S)I.1o3.703. Juan (2) 4.50; 0 (3-I) 37.50; P (SI) 103.10 TENTH-i. Echave (2) 10.50 5.4 12.00; 2. Arcs Ii) 3003.00; 3. ZSII'I (S) 3.40:0 (17) 30.70; P (2-I) 335.30: 00 (52) 351.30. ELIVINTH- I. Midir,a Zarre (7) 0.4310650; 7. Jos.Jeiui. IS) 5003. AjvrLiEthave (3)3.00:0(37) 4540: P (72)73.00. TWELFTH- I. AlurIa.Ar (1) 164110330; 3. CacIoEn,ique (5) 6401.40:3 Arta Altu (2)3.10:013. 5) 30 30; P (3 5) 133.30; Big Q 12 11 (35)45420. A- 2.705; Handle- sito.iss - ,,'- - ,.-' �SA—Ev.iiki Nsra. Isnierd, Ft. ___ J".S.. r] T)w,d, Dsc., i7 '7 _.L' -' . -. . 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Fsperlsmsdso1n1b __ ftd'iik 141 No.2381......,. U Each ft fuum the r*M to 6M on . j mirchinda.. ., 3•9 rpig's GIGANTIC SEMIANNUAL Flre resistant board of solid gypsum encased In special fibrous paper. X. Shoe Sale is GOING ON •' V COLOR TONE SHAG . Foam back. 100% nylon. 12' widths. 1849 1 /200 x 4' x Ir " 3?. . ... ,1• 1/2" x 41 * 12' . . . . . . • 231 . 47, 3 PRICES GOOD DECEMBER 30 thru JANUARY 5 u...; .: r Brand Name Shoes 1gIt's STORE urself it- S ing Organs a'd Pianos We feature Thomas with the fantastic ColorGiow Nord... and Kohler Pianos ORGANS $4750. E FROM 'RMS LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHE'dTMII We have some of the lowest prices In Oforitia LOCATION! 2202 FRENCH AVE.. SANFORL. 'I • . , •, • Feels Parents about safe driving than the reprisals of her pop. It It hap. pens AGAIN, lower the boom. For the time being, lower the pena1ty DEARABBY: lam a13.vear. old girl. Recently my parents were separated, and my father moved out of the house. Every Sunday he comes to visit us kids. (There are four of us. lam the oldest.) HUNDREDS OF ITEMS MUST BE DELETED FROM OUR STOCK BEFORE INVENTORY REGARDLESS OF LOSS—.—... -• • -t • •. - :'- - - r •, .'4'. 5, • .. • Two Twin beds Including Headboard and Steel Frames CURIO CABINET Crafted by Pulaski 34" wèd,—fl'high. . Mau swv" choke of cab bsttmsr lvii Vast MEG. $ V2PRICE $211 119 BUY 2 BEDS AND JUST A FEW SAVE '199 ..-.. BUY ALL I PIECES NOW ONLY Reg. 1391 I \., '•' RING ,'*• I Ph: 323-4700 in design. They learn everything related to clothing manufacture ure from the designing of the fabric to the finished garment including production of the material and making original patterns. Tickets and reservations for the luncheon-show may be obtained by calling Mrs. Gloria Titen of Masada Group at 6476848 or Mrs. Ruth Silbergielt of Rishona Group at 8141449. Are Still In Love HOWl I!"v. ' EN FRI NITES SHOE 700 French Avenue HOURS: 7:30•100 Monday thiru Saturday Closed Sunday Typical of the Israeli fashions spotlighted In the forthcoming style show is this Bedouin-style long cotton tunic over low-slug pants. Students adapt elegant Oriental costumes of the Middle East to mnelorn a1..I.,,. .l.lI..., ..I..LI.. VIIIUIUIUCI-rU ._L__t.I_.......I nanuL_ 1 detailed borders. 4,. On Men's-Women's.ChU&'en's -tT SANFORD — 208 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD 322.04 -Only 9 • To ' NEVIR AGAIN AT THIS PRICE 1i1 IN SAVE% UP TO 39'x 4' x 8' . . . . . • . • • • 20x5O'.. _ Israeli designers have made their Impact on the American fashion scene in the past years, and the start for many of them %as the Hadassah Corn. prehensive High School in Jerusalem. Two groups of the Hadassah Orlando Chapter, Masada and Itishona, will combine efforts Tuesday WIU hold the lladasuh Israeli Fashion Show Luncheon at the Maitland Civic Center. An original pantomime by the Motley Mime Crew is in production for the en tertainment portion of the program. Hadassah's model education system has been updated since Ic Inception 30 years ago. Now, as Hadassah Israel Education System i flIES), it combines Hadassah Comprehensive High School with Seligsberg. Brandeis and the Hadassah Conmwnity College and the Vocational Guidance Institute. Proceeds from the Hadassah Fashion Show go toward M-eting their commitment t this network In order to bring new thoughts to education and provide relevant, creative solutions to Israel's develop. iiient needs. The Hadassah Hadauah Fashion Show Is the end result of the courses taught to youngsters Interested Wtwc CETI:R '4::c•...• 999 •4r?• CRESTWOOD • •.., •'V4 i ,i•t 12x50'.,.1l ° x 50' ... 1229 Pfk= quoted in this ad are based on customers plcklngup merchandise at OW Deliwsry is available for a amal chirg.. — DIAMOND HEAD - Foam back carpet is 100% continuous filament nylon. 12' widths. 39 71 17*50...... 7 16'x50'.., 14 x5O'.... • •. GYPSUM WALLIflADn Sq.Yd. as. . . •--•- Sq.Yd. ••. SINK BASKET No. 2144........ 1' Each • 99 1Po1ymsm 10'x....O1' 1075% I • • x x TUFT TONES - 100% nylon .1. •: level loop carpet. Foam back. • :. 12' widths. 86401 oz. White (cartridge) .339 7CL1 'or. Clear Each 741 scoTT)rs CARPET I Iid/]i ) When he comes here, Mom goes out, and If Dad is still here when she returns, she goes that was her fault, or was right to her room and stays arrested for a traffic violation, I would take her license away for there until he leaves. Dad one year. Everyone in the always asks how Mom Is, if family heard inc make this she's "happy," and how her statement. health Is. Last week my daughter was He really seems interested In her. After Dad leaves, Mom driving and my wiN was with asks how Dad looked and what her. My daughter was trying to he said. Abby. I think they dill look at a road map as she drove. love each other, and I would do Her mother told her to stop anything to get them back the car if she was going to look together again, but I've been at the map, but she didn't stop told to live my own life and to until she hit a highway pod let them live theirs. How can I about five seconds later. help? WANTS TO HELP Now my wife feels that the DEAR WANTS: If your one-year penalty was too strict — — wftbast seeking to begin with. I believe it will pr.fessIisai help Is ressiviag not only teach the girl a lesson, their differences, beg them to but will serve as an example to give Its try for their own sakes the younger children. If you say as well as for yours. But If they the one-year penalty Is too have, the advice you received harsh. I may reconsider. POP waigood. uc.,in iw I: anoruy ueiore IHAM I'W': Yap. 111 $00 our 16earoId daughter was to harsh. A year is practically a .: receive her driver's license. I lifetime for a 1$-year-old. made the statement that If she Personally, I'll bet the highway were involved in an accident past taught your daughter more Bundle; No. 20%100No.4 1/2" 20' . . ............ . . . . . Joe r MMMH OF DIME Plantation Pecan - 3mm.......... . 549 No. 3 3/8" * 20' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • I L.LIII I She Harvest - 3nim . . . . . . ........• • • 549 PINS Is rae l - Moods And Modes LETS WORK TOGETHER TO PROTECT THE BORN AND THE NEWBORN Wayerhaeuser Authenticwoodg,ain I W:'Y'iIIf/IJJA I patterns printed on hardboard panels. The tough synthetic plastic surface gives long wear and easy care. 4' x 8' sheets. Per Panel IFtOtis*sittil ((Ot?OW1OLL CAULKING COMPOUND . ' No. 240 ASPHALT 15-Year Warranty S'xIO'6x610/lOmesh.......... 31 b U' SHINGLES Sealed down by the sun against wind and weather. The wedding is planned for April fl, ivia. LINDA SEE (9 White and Colors. tllI//Ji1411fIY Piece 43• .. 519 I WAIL PANELING III 832525' 3/4" leach) .............. 595 mini Im 4 ROOF Welded wire mesh I. an efficient and eco nomicol reinforcing material for concrete pavements, floors, walls and concrete pipes. leach) Miss See presently at. tends night classes at Seminole Community College and is assistant to Dr. Jon H. Day. Her Fiance, who was born at New Albany, is the grandson of Mrs. Sally Gupton of Campbellsville, Ky. He is a graduate of New Albany Senior High School where he was on the football, basketball and baseball teams, and was a class officer. He was graduated from Indiana University In 1914. Here he was on the Clas., Council and Student Foundation and was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. He was also voted "Bachelor of the Year." He is employed as assistant manager of Robinson's of Orlando. J III III 'IwlIlliVIfif/i REINFORCEMENT MESH 11111 .0S7 7 leach) ..................... at DS1O1O ......,..... ... 5U 1 She is a graduate of Seminole High School where she was a cheerleader for two years and in Student Government for three years. She was senior class vice president and vice president of Keyettes. Self-Sealing TIN SNIPS • ra w p MIX h Fess E.c Ir fr p cowi BonvWe, me Lormann Circle. North Longwood. Mrs. Jeanne See Williams, 113 Burns Ave., Country Club Heights, announces the engagement of her daughter, Linda Sharon See, to Richard Allen Fess, son of Mrs. Opal G. Beyl of New Albany, Ind. Born at Lexington Park, Md.. the bruiee1ect is the gral.ddaughter of Leonard Bonvifle and Carolyn 4 • Strona utility lumber for numerous do-it-yourself projects. See- 4. IN'Th. Building Supplies 2x4x8' YELLOW PINE SPECIAL This beautiful, budget priced panel has slmulatei woodgrain finish printed on wood fiber board. 5/32"x4'x8'. 0GeorgsaFbcific OOC J Coverina Bungalow PANELING Bag I Thursday, Dec. 2, im—is THE NEW YEAR WITH US! "ft WE'll BE SERVING CHAMPAGNE, " SNACKS and BREAKFAST, and YOU'LL BE DANCING TO THE COUNTRY WESTERN SOUNDS OF • \. • , I ONLY (TICKETS AT DOOR AVAILABLE) * t - Values $733 To $199 HUNDREDSOF ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION IN THIS AD - Country '°• slut $2Ô9 STANLEY I QUEEN MATTRES TRIPLE DRESSER REQ. i,,, FOUNDATION taci,ry wa rranty Dsc.itU.d CIVIV I SET ONLY I Cvrr,is$ Re,. price $ass per $99 1101511 sIiøtIV damaged I I ONLY WW • yr. ., $139 per wi WI .., .... Furniture - DISTRIBIJFOItS, INC. P05fl207 HIGHWAY 427 LONGWOOD .,,..•.,I; 298 , PIKES RI NTlAL FLORIDA I " - __ ____ OPEN Msn.&Fdii TVIS.Wed.ThUIS l.a - S81. 10- S .4 Ph. 323.8322 Hwy. 44 (W.st 1st St.) 1 Mile East Of 1 , r I l .ckiisghim Maple Ala For low ,slhus cd $31.o45 SO SOFAS Hand hod collipren, con. sIrwcIl.n— Geer lotus covers .nciud.n,pr,t, Hamesl,tci 0005 to ctwas. SOFA WITH MATCHING I BEAUTIFUL HAITIAN I CONTEMPORARY LOVESEAT COTTON SOFA I SOFA and CHAIR 1(0. REG. $315 Veivtt in brick 1(0. 5315 t0 p.110w back p.stlern—Louo Iriwn vinyl * I Bamboo trim li pillow back 3 SETS ONLY $419 1 SET ONLY I SET ONLY 22 N 219 CHINA CABINET AdMISSION . 97.50 per persoe '' b_ TEMPLE-STUART GENE BROWN & CO. VFW r'j •- b' . •.',, 1 TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURN ITUR E Sanford I I. Ytr. -t-..'.4..-4v .YT..• �-Ev.ftsn W.ald. SissOerd. FL TONIGHT'S TV Thursday [ . 5:00 1) JAMES AT IL (I) ILLY)OO5OuA,lEs (U TiE KES Ev,Eng p MY Ti(E ZOOM ( f p SI i p . jSS$ ID NBC NEWS 1 FAMy MTAE4 OVER EASY ______ - CR) • U) ONCE IfON A Q.A5Sac. I) 'ac &w m Ilood. . me (I) BARNEY u1LiUr Barney $ deIScbv,s boo a LOWtU. THOMAS P• • d. IIgIIId * rs.asofed MEMBERS A*itIø. / roles (I) WELCOME BASK. KOT. 7 TIP The s.os me kc4ua s cu / let gIan to deprogram n BRADY (I) m cosswr Si uARv Tyt(p s.aC'RE 5540w i) ruoeacw I Dt$CuSI C3A1-n-..,, ipOCk$s _____ Ssv _____ 'eiQu c* ,g cIsPs The OfSc* Ny to s$ i.c a car Pelt rrç ccp. w* a N-e.ey mw (R) 8 30 (I) WHAT S piJ.ppcj Os. CC%*OMS a POUChy o bactta player .t. me $C'4of asj bredy. SPE A1ID 14 pop 730 GCRG SHOW 1 V W 0 0 C) PAT LITTLE CIES 1OO CI) WHAT REALLY HAP. PLIED TO TiE CUSS OF 65 After PaAaabon Pie Past gel lomg .e me bscn.s a pop okiQsr Kan Cam-ad. ole (4)(l) awaay Silty kids I*iil C COSiQe ctiians i*w peer son. ulmi tris ct.en . MEWS PORT (I) REDO FOXX SHOW: G. joe ,os wo, GIIMII. (R) 14 uojyy py7j,i, 1030 JAcic ae.rv sasow DICK AVVT_______ 5o FAWLTV TOWERS: 5 vie or cwfo SI vi. __ . 1 &am . 11:00 (4)(i)(i)(U NE* FOREVER FE1w000 LIJAS tuQ yQU DICK CAVETT SHOW (Mon EQUAL RJSTICE Cay 5n. THE FIRST FUSLICATION OF (L(U WHEEL OF FOR. TIJN( HAPPY DAYS flaece. Togevi.r Swy take 5* dallv.,w.js of * NIb aisnI In 5*21.' -- -, (Men.) ONCE (FON A CLASSIC (Tue... Thur$.) .LOWELL THOMAS' 11.30 MI. 12'00 CLCLCL(U NEW S (MOn.) EVENING AT _____ SYMPHONY: 'HadI's orIDmsM$mungjs fom.smn S ppnj p, • HOEDOWN (has.) VWNNA (I) mi.cy p. C*AL "Ponds. An Amertcw Pesi Offlcs Sm OrIa, rlda7* TIL,..J: (351) isiNu PISITh: Dec. D, 75, 1977 THE GONG SHOW (&I,j) NP PRE. GAME SHOW CL(U TOMORROW 1:30 (Man) PORTS (Tuss) G MONT I(JV it leave It - /alP V S CSIPII (3) MCOAY libI (Non) TO BE AN. NOUNCED (Tues. tileOugh F'S.) THE YOII AND THE (Wed.) BLACK AWARENESS -. -, - STLLS$ THEATER: "The Fatal 6:10 Weakness.' (Wit) THE (Tuss) HOLLYW000 VI ®iu,mLn.)coijfTRY -• BALLET SHots: Psi situ drees is 7*1 Corinaos Concrse, DIrecter SI PubliC Wail me date *5$ N *01 become due FL 37771. The 'name and City of Orlando edWMS of me reprewn- Pi*lgIn: D.c. 75, shall be stated. If me claim contingent or vnulqvidated, tti REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE Will babysIt In my home, New Covlfldin$Iil itorview to win Years Eve, I*DIviincid Couple, contact ,' itiiee øf tIne unamtainiy shall 0(1112 MI peiia ila,Nng claims a stat.e. m. claim is wcw.t tine dsII15 aisle, the estate VS ________________________ SeCurity shell be deScribed The Classified ads serve the buying & viewer for COWIIy rtcords, AILS, to sheen a co.s of 'lOs NetIced for laId S3.00busliel. JnOSIjor Stafemaw of any claIm a dema*W FLORIDA . NAVAL ORA$Ofl5 101551 cltrvl ls*y shall be dNcri. The claimant ThaN ither sufficient cipIs SI 5* claIm is The chet Is seSIs5*datIsmalse,wcepyis 01* 'I'isme.tive. Captains lIcense. USCO examInation prep course. S TRUCK DRIVERS TANDEMDUMP 1 QIClIP tenniS Instruction available Teaching youngsters a specialty. Latest tecPvIIques. Pro Is certified by USA Pro Tennis Registry. For Info, Doug 323 3357. H. Seckwmn, Jr. Clerk of Psi CIrcuit Court ____ *5.337.JI;I Tefoptipn: Wit: Sediijn 54$ 01 FlOrida Statutes Sy: Jacquelle Til0mpiøii PublIsk. Dec. 22.75, 1577, Jan. 3. 17, 157$ 1 Css.rvaiim t,ome er't Systems, i - _________________________ mile 161W. 095 AAA EMPLOYMENT "Your Future hOur Concern" "Ls.Ls.FoV' 201 Commercial 3735174 ____ ___ EUminat. Holiday ConfusionMak. I*s.rvstlon. For Your - - - . ii . S.antord-EUrn rooms Gracious livIng 100 S Oak III mo nChidS utihillil I maid, 511-7511. S (Ff1.) LOWELL THOMAS CONY Moderiulling VOW Plume! Sell no longer naad.d but useful items wits a ClaesiIIs Ad. J minis U,urnls Pod / IL(TUI SAN MO PARK-i, 7, 3 Sedrosm •i 1'--- 29-Rooms - Extra Guest With Us. Phon. 323.11O .-- ' (F (F (U on NFC PLAYOFFS: PIcof Roued. Clii. - ROOMS AVAILABLE LI'UIAEIANUVONR - SEAT (Wed.) COUNTRY CORNER (Fti,) FRENCH LV51OhIINp,i5 . -____________ lrailer apIs. Adults & Imilly pail. Wetity UIS Hwy. It 52. Sanford. 333 520. -Q - I I ________________ _______________ Ridgewood Arms Apts. . . . I. 7 & 3 _______ ' - ____ __ - - .- :. - - .- II) - OF SANFORD Ssa . • 4IERAL NOSPytM. (LI -. - l - 4 I, 7. A 3 BR apertm.nts. single stony constrecligen, adult A family area, cable TV - m*Ff'JMLpITIE _____ IL'L' GENEVA _ _ ZL% -- ___ -. -- __ -- .- ---- -- . - Apartments I.30m&Sp.m - - Pedroom available. PaR, Rec, Rosm. ThesIs Court, Laundry room, AC. Disliwlhlier, Carpeted & Drapes Call 323 4130 bilneen __ a ___ JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! Professional training, Individual Supervlsl, all ERA benefits, seller & buyer home warranty, fint office equipment 1 sales tools & ix. ceplional advertising program are lust a low nf the many Bring your horse & kids to this ideal country homel 4 BR. 3 baths, can. lilA, on 3 acres. Bargain at 111.100. REASONS WHY WE'RE THE LEADER! Call Dave Fair for a confidential interview AL.SO-3 IN, lbatlnon 2½ acres at - -. I - STENSTROM REALTY s2000. 3222170 Older home in Od cond. 2SR. I bath, 1g. Sit-in kItchen. Only REALTORS ___________________ $I4.00. 3 BR, 2 bath, family room, dining room, living room, double garage, utility room, perth. $3S.000buysiSR, imath, FIa.rm., 14*33 pool, fenced yd. See today. 13.500. 377-12s4. Lake Mary- 3 SN. I-: both new homes Under 131,000 with 555 WITT REALTY 3210440 Multiple LIsting Service Eves: 323-003, 4405311, 33)001 funidin builder 3233311 Eoual Ilousing Opportunity, - GARDENS 1151 W3$ffi$f.337 70e0 _____________- 113.550 with $2550 down, owner wIll carry mortgage, we also 4 ply tIres, '74 model. 322-7512. 2927 Hwy. 1713 1$' wooden cruiser boat with trail.r.$aoofbestofhw, Call 373. IteSor come see at 20)3 HawkIns New] BR, I bath homes. $31,000. Government sl4siv available. BuIlder. 327 2317. Equal Housing Oppoi?unity. New hIlling, 4 acres in Geneva. Older orange grove will divide. SI&000. Commercial Sldgs. for rent, large & small. Unsworth Realty 32 378 32 MU Eves. 333-1101 332-0612 332.7177 207 E. 75th SI. REALTY Raborit REALTOR RAYMOND E. LUNDQUIST leg. Real Estate Broker :.ales Appraisals n 7714 KISH REAL ESTATE.INC. REALTOR 1011 S. French Ave.. Sanford. Fla. STENSTROM REALTY LOVELY- 5 51,1 BatIt home In Loch Arbor. CHIA. w-w carpet, FR, poolS Patio, workshop, bbq & morel •PP WARRANTED. Only $44000. IEAUTIFUL- 151,7 bath home in Sanora with everything? Spilt SR plan, pan. FR, equipped kltchian, breakfast bar & lots of storage specel Just $13,110. 232-1000 MLS Eve. 322-1)7! ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS NESULTFUL END. THE NUMSER IS 3277011. ANNE 'A. WALLACE leg. Neal Estate Smoket Ml 010) SroIserAl$oc._JOHNWMERO ACREAGE COMMERCIAL, CHARM FROM THE PAST Gracious entrance hall. 3 BR. 7½ 5, 14121 ft. LR, wIth fIreplace. 13*13 tI. DR. Pool, trees. Owner must sell S has reduced price to $11,000. A REAL OPPORTUNITY, Decorating & a few antiques will make this home a 5110w place. OWHERMOVEDOUT-N,eesto tell this attractively paneled, 3 BR, I bath, with large lamily room. Assume low Interest mortgage, $23150 COUNTRY LIVING-I BR,2 bath with all the conveniences, large yard.trees.plantsgaiore,tholcs vs. 167.500. 1 BR, 3 bath-Nice neighborhood. completely remodeled, concrete block, pool, Csrpet. 5.40,500. HOLIDAY SPECIAL-Cl, 3 BR, easy terms. Si&100. 3335774 INNELIEVASLE- 3 BR, fl', baths, brick Inomeon 1g. conner landscaped lot In Lincoln Heiqnls. pan. OR.. king si SI's, w.w shag carpet, laundry room much moisi Must See. Only 537.500. & Harold Hall Realty REALTOR MLS 323.5774 day or night ___________________________ 35R houSe, Lake Mary, By owner. )O1.LHOUSE- 7 BR, I bath home in Ihe countryt Excellent Condition, drapes, eat In kit. then, range, ref., completely fenced pardt A buy at $19,100. ANT?STIC- 3 BR, 1 bath, brick hems on I, let In Sen Laidat Split plan, sw carpet, C 115*, N kilcIlin. polio & 'nersi lust 533,51St $anford's Sates Leader 3222420 ANYTIME lultIpIe Listing Service m2365 ALTORS W PARK S9-4Ii,sical ?rchandise Call after 3p.m. 4114517 _______________________ * RIDE BY 221$ Palmetto 5. than call nit We'll 1111 you all the features whIch Include 7 fireplaces for those cozy evenIngs. 3.7 & a den. $35,100, hems. * IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A WONDERFUL SUY, see This Immaculate 3 BR at $31,505. *1*1 have you g7 Oatwvs may lake. * OWNERS WANT TO RETIRE from very successful restaurant busin5s in this area. Property I business under $75,501 Terms Stem per Agency REALTOR 332 MI MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE eves- .3771054 2331055 fe 1372 Panos. Thomas Organs-l%ougpi, & Sold. Music Lessons. Private 5 acres on LI. Sylvan, also 20 acres Dillona LI. frf, best terms, check wIth me for I acre parcels. William MailciowsIl, REALTOR, 322-7513. Ill] Volkswagen Bug 50.000 ml. automatic, stick shift, white wIth buck interior, prIced for quick sale, $1750. 043.050. Private owner. and FREE Group. BOB BALL'S. Discount Music Center. 3303 French Ave., 332 7715 60-Office Supplies 4-CommerclaI Property BLU ,s. CORNER, small office. Lowdown, 1330 mo. approx. Owner Broker. Orlando. 043 lOIS Eve. MAflUALTYpEWRlyER'°$ BOOK IDIousf CARS WILSON MAIIII FURNITURE Cisselberry, Il 57, 130 1304 '73PINTOWAGON ................ GIttulle*pesurs_taje5*,..f Sale" sign desis S run a classified ad. Call 323-24)1 or 53g. '73 PINTO RUNABOUT SAVE 50% tffS.Gersn - Factory clearance, on stretch zigzag sewing macOnes. Singer, new till, balance $33 Singer Futura. sold new fr 1410, pay balance of 5233 See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 1030 Stalest, Sanford Plaza, 373-Sill '76P1N10 ................ '7sPINTO ................ l.INsul,LSe,,A',.., FILLDIRT.CLAY.SHELL. '73GREMLIN .............. eCet.Ar,5Isr,5,G.,5a,p,965 ChuckGormIy,3231 '3STUDEBAKERLARK3DR,..,,,,,csasas.-,,me , '61 CHEVY PICKUP .................. o tIa YISS#ISYA e.#.i.i ................ ' I,uir-I,w,- Equlpnipnt for I carat necklaces. UI up Meeker Wallets, $3 up. Come in & SeeI Gwattney Jewelers, 704 5. Part - I Ave. *tr,ca.1 high, crawiers SQ large worms, Si; Also Peet, fine QualIty, SI bushel W?nolesile in your contaIner. S bushels or more, 7k per bushel, lAGOS MARKET. 7405 Sanford Av., Sanford 1321441 $ s., LW, sis ............. '7IPINIOCOUPE................ FILLOIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND - CaliDlckLacy,3237310 - ____ '7SMUSTANGII COUPE ...... 533.000. Adainc Ave., 511.550. Sale for 1141 Buick LaSabre AC, P.S., P.S., new tires, rums g. $L• IS51. Fine selection of good used fur. nilure. $307703. 51* Walker Furniture Hwy. 11-93 Cassalberry Plaza Ooser being transferred. Priced tosehlj 11,11 ,900dcotw. 2001 I Ave. 14cr 14 acres on Doyle Rd. Price me terms negotiable. Jenny Clark Realty, REALTOR. 373. Multiple Listing-REALTOR 110 Chapman Ave. Duplex ApI. convenlenl to hospital and shopping, Ideal for retIree, leg. Real Estate Risker.. 372-IN) Day or Nigh,? 54.40 biiaw"ia at 17-53 fl Chevolie Laguna - 20,000 original miles. A C. PS, PB, I Dr .new tires. Reasonable. Call 372 1337, ask for George. Daplona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Sat. at 7:3.0. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. No Charge Other than SI reglstrali foe unless vehicle Is sold. Call 501-3355311 for further details. Next 5.efe Jan. 3rd. Sanford, Fla., 37771 Real Estate, Inc. Payton Realty- , DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION ROSSON MARINE REALTOR MLS 323 51/4 davov'niqht JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'77 S '73 models Call 323 0370 or $341603 (Dealer) Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway. motor, heavy duty trailer wIth Harold Hall Realty 5424.300 I 1114 Yamaha, 123CC. Street or dirt bike, call 345 5105. Accessories lS'' Bass bo.t, Ilk, new, fully squlpped, IS lip Mercury wtma,70,000mlles.uust lo apprecIate. 10950, (prIvate) . 80-Autos OSTEEN-3 acres more or less, high & dry, good COuntry estate, I payments. no money doom. 3V. $140 rw 111 LUI ask for Tommy. __________ BUY-SELL TRADE 311315E.FIritSl. 333-5133 3714061 or eves. most SS-Bokts & loaded including moon roof and Y0CIai. 11Ui114IC5*ilhps.et J Honda 350 take over 1577 405W.lthSl ____________ . 7s-torcycles "limited supply." SUNSHINE TV. HouriltoOMon Fri. 012 Sat. bank financing, inchides Club House, pool, Tennis Courts. Soil Launch. American Parks, De5ary. (303) 4445411. I BUY JUNK CARS- from $1010 I 530 Call 222471 I _________ SALE SAVE- 130.00 or more on selectee Portable TV's and Stereos dowI. - pm & weekendS. Goal Used TelevIsions. 123 and up. 2415 Orlando Dr., Miller's. 327s1. On tti5 Beauliful SI. Joles RIvet. LiveNWof Santord lust off Hwy Ill?, LeIsure World Mobile Eslates. Preowned, excellent cond.,double wides & lot, 111.100 HAL COLBERTREALTY,Inc, REALTOR ______ 1170 LIncoln Mark IV.BiIl Slass Designer package. Completely Cars Reimved BUY JUNK CARS. trucks S im ports 110 10170 373 5110 after S UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things mat are lust laking up space with a want ad lnlheHeqahd3fl3sllor$3l.m3, GREGORY MObILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Dr 32) 5300 VAIPHA FINANCING & . , I _____ 77-JUI* .---. $7300 SN 9217 - Johnny Walker General Contractor 3724137 M. Reduced to $51,500. Owner-333. 42-?/cbile Homes ... Brand new left in lay away, 50IC originally till, pay balance, £40. than 900 dOwn, Goveriwnent REALTOR ta'e a cue, ar.d Sell it *15 a lirrald classified ad. Call 377 tIll IN. Stuffing Envelopes sand Self Stamped address envelops Tayco p.o. sos iou Stocsta, Ga. ISoa I sV 333 7173 LOvely executive hom-1 BR, bath, fireplace, pool A many oTher extras, on I ac's lot. Only IS,,. miii. wags CASHIERS NURSESAID $2S. IJ* ASSOCIATES plus. MechanIcal or 24-Buslituss portunitles __________ SlNGLA$ DAYS OF OliN LIVES 24305 santo.Is,. 331 0755 eves 372 1413. Credit Qualifies _________________________ 5471 WALNUTSTEREO have bulldlno lots. Reg. Real Estate Srokcr Il vr arent usinc your pool table. - ,I11: Dec & 15.17. 31. II? REAL ESTATE older woman. 332 3153. Sanford. 1,57 S T115'Th.I Energy BATEMAN REALTY Telep11e 1305)321 0041 . --_._.' HIGH S(HOOL GRADS- Limited ____ LAKE MANY- 3 PR. home, Oponw.s HOWl Good Pay (Sill 18-Help me.), Travel. Adventure, ----. freshly painted insIde & out, roomy lCD' * 114' corner lot, Vocational TraInIng - Past EARN MONEY NOW Takeonders fenced back yard with 30'*31' Advancem.nl Opporlunlly. for Lia Jewelry Call for file Contact U.S. Navy Rscruitin storage building, $3L000. ..iiogs on toll free I00-4311351 Office. Tel 3724*5. Regular Military CompensationERROL L.GREENE Uniforms, Food, Lodging, 30 REALTOR 4444573 days paid vacation Complete iai Dental Care Plus 1311.10 mo starting Pay El. _____________________ • SALES POSITION TOLL fRE(-1.gsj.437 $J RECOltDEDME$SAGE I Wellabli woman to live, rent fre In exchange for companion 01 me adm-e Publish: Dec.37. . _ ,,,, PtA,7Q'l AItSrHotjr: 3271211 323 3111 3720445 No Money Down if Out Cf ideas! Visit EtheIl'sAn I mi W of I Ion old SR 16 a' - '7' Slalon. P.OIa. 327 __________________________ -______________ lS2dParkDr..3722I15 chemical background needed. _ ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND Wheat delosub. If any, to It on kntord. Florida 37711 JOHN 1. HATCHER, JR., PA., Tslsptiiji,a: () 323-391 ___ $1I HOUSEKEEPER .)' 5104 for wormatim Jim Hunt Realty 3 BR, large lot ..ees. Il,i,.e ..'-a-.. • 1011 Santa Nri limIer's, PLANT MANAGER DOleof lilefNstpusiica,Imof this Nell of Admi.nistratian the SI line (stats Of OO 1r THINK SECRETARIES Several good openIngs now. Professional, general offlcl, receptionist, & more. SALES REP Salary plus commission. good proouct. unlss tsaigiws, O'Osaap, Al P111.151 lepresSita COMPLETELY RECON DITIONED- VA IFHA homes located in many areas of Seminole Counly. SI7.S00 150.000 Down Payment low as Sanford - cessorles.Repairs.310e,Isl5t, SanIor. 373 $711. ___________________ nights in Orlando. Starts Jan. litti. S.aScrnool SI. Pile. 513-Sn. . years of finance in sales el perience work for you Call Pete or Oscar. W,nter Park 441 $114, Santord 327 141 Dealer Agent. 7).Antiqies 53-TV. Radio.Stereo -.... - Sanford lakefrore, 3 51, 7 bath, upper 40's, 501 1245410. 504 73L oe after 5pm or 335441$ Low down- Noqualifying. 5evIrI models 10 choow from Call Cae Whllehurst, REALTOR, 317. JuSt think-Il classified ads didn'I work, there wOul*i't beanrt OSJECTIONS NOT 50 FILED WILL RE FOREVER lAIR ED YOU *11 NOTIFIED 1511 an Dscame 3)nd, 1577 action So isr.ci Jibe C. Ward a iim sin tine p, p$, aslO mortgage. REALTORS S3G4 120M33or33p.aiI ev.s. his01e 2372 asasa- Road 10511 . __ rale,l$lep,Of ii The vweae 01' we rs*,w.d to serve a copy Of IWisCUSS __pour Pe Office PsI 17* Publish: Dcc. 37, 75, ten HAPIPfAH5 MUSIC CENT ER Lesions, Instruments, AC refrIgerator, disposal, drapes, & Much Much Morel By Owner, new or used car or truck let I] I Ql, tonnis courts, Club House, range. tDSI.vra.,.,........ -. -. ' REALTORS Smart go getter for well kns.n Ci. requIred, WITHIN THREE Lot 12, SIoci "H, SPRING LAKE VIVIAN LUCILLE ADAMS MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF HILLS SECTION THREE, ac DIC*SSed THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF cording is the plat thalo as ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL THlSNOTlCE.pofiIsaay,bjuJ • REPRESENTATIVE: U 'they may have ma, diaRanpe tine Public Records SIffiIIIOII Frank C. Winlofiam. Ei,, vslidlty of me Ø's FlorIda, STENSTROM,, DAVIS. & MIII qvaliIlc.tiens SI tile persanil DESiN ll -'lflStrUCtiOfl3 -. v.r.vv. UN, i..r you don't have a doom payment, or if pour, looking icr a good ______________________________ 3277411 or 03)5553 Idyilwllde, 100 Bretwood Dr. I 51,3 bath, Oool home. 3 yrs. old. Sunken livIng room, wittn fIreplace, famIly room, 0lnnq room, screen porch, fenced yard, fruit trees. Was $13,000. SANORA CONDOMINIUM - 314 Krlder Rd., 3 BR. 7%', baths. 2 PITI. .- / If your credil PI55 been 'elected, If "tNT ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL flU FR - ---- Want AdS Get People Together Those Buying And Those Selling. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3337451 321-0440 Multiple Listing Ssivlc* EvenIngs 64S341 or 3220731 __________________________ FORREST GREENE INC. 3374fl1 " 'Or PuIl'Vu, Hair: uSC A Wane Ad 313 361 I or 131 REALTOR Sanford Mid 570,000 LIke new I BR. li,, I. CH&A. Approx. 13000 down assume monthlypaymentsofaboul$30 -- CailBart - (iOO(1 (,i'effit, aad Credit' or No Credit Used movie cameras and prolectors. WIEIOLDT'$ CAMERA STONE, 210 S. Part Ave., Sanford. 3724101. 3$ 5452 after 130 - T0015. ______________________ ow Montgomery Ward 'Signature" space heater less than two years old. Electric blower ane lIner matat. 517$ ____________ l WITT REALTY 41-Houses We Take Trades. ________________-____________ -Good Things to Eat P.O. Sow 1335 Sashed, FL (ffefl training, computer, microfilm Sabysifting In my home, day or nlaiit 313 Sf1 ______ INlistate Altamonl, areas, individual selling community ever-p day Read & ii them SIPan. ceniral H&A. carpeted money in your viallelI Sanford, Lake Mary & a, ___________________ required, WITHIN THREE - ClaImant shall deliver 5.fficlent MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF copies of tIne Claim Is me clerk to THE FIRST PUSLICATION OF IN THE CiRCUIT COURT OP THE enable the clark Is itnall sie ceg, Is THISNOTiCLISfiu,.155*1 EIONTEINYN JUDICIAL CII. sochlsn.Ir,ssta,iv. SI The.. at 1 a written CUlT POE SEMINOLE COUNTY AR1 15J.'.uI,dNntIneestete MCINTOSH - COlIMIKTY CLOSE UP r) SUIE*SE .P.35ILEE fi be FUll RI$iI%Slr1raed POORER (4) (Tue..) 30 MINUTES to wb us - ______ MID MEN (Thurs) LOOK UP CRACII'ERBARREL arnd porty liVOrII (SpecIel drinkS $c m.). low Viii's PHASE IS FOR RIDER, FOR AN0LIVE(Fri) IS laSs Eedsrkim.nt y COMPANY (Tuis.) THE PROMISE (Wed.) OF WOMEN , You wilt - iucss lied, drinks 12:57 IS SSC PEWS UPDATE 1:00 Wouldparty who called about lost AUTOMUFFLER& wallit,Thurs.Ø,3pleull BRAKE MECHANIC again. & bOneflts _______________ Area Resident wIth references _CJflJ Cars ______________________ - pr.ler mss i attorney, Slid tile amount claimed. If me im is M due, 18-Help WantJ - • KENMORE WASHER- Par$ Service Used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 throughout, top nelginboelnoed. TRADE IN and ill your present home lake care of the Down Payment. Real Value 135,5001 Don't rIle no longer needed liens high as an elephant's eve. Place a classified act, and pile the Lake Mary- 3 Sdrm. furn. house. Nice for couple. No chIldren or pets. 3233530. - GIRLS GJJi Ift* Ytar LIe Mite Tan. GUYS j TRAVEL Y IHI1I, Sinforo Clvi Hall Co. now sal ogenings icr it : COntir.l;30 III l0:. Soul Discs, fiaturi The Sherka. TM mat. yng p.oto No is The Stroker, from 10 lii i am. Piflince necessary b.A must be free to leave a, crce for ,nalor 81in your own botH, • lOOd, U.S. CIIIC5 and rort areas. 7 theie will be prites, hats. noise *5.. Paid training E'peines + akflt&pl,ntpofftmAd licki$, 13. Al . I:_-, Iranlportation furnished. for Ad Interview COntact Ms. Bartels. varc,lick.,s. TanOUery Lounge, 1251101 Parents welcome at Anderson's a SlaHon & Snort ys Interview. MNk etM4e5CIIP(Mid*a V) & Fanny's Cafe. AVON CALLINGI EscellenI earning OpportunIty helps pay for these Christmas DIVORCE FORMS - Still espens.s. l44-30fl. free' details K IT, POmpanO. F I 330ö1 Proled supervIse' i _________________ develop ___________________ mint program, must have a Nic, slim attractiv, lady minimum of 3 years esperienc, would like to meet nice man. In superisinn, administratiOn S.tøianS5&, For companion, ar.d managerial responslbil,ty. Call 373 Will be responsible for complete ___________________ supervisIon, reportIng, and FACED WITHA DRINKING administrallon of proleci PROSLEM providing on thi lob training to PI,h5PSAicoIwllAIy,r, Sltralnm. AoplIcants5h Can Help a resident of Seminole County Prione 433 ISV and esperlenced In human Writ, P.O. Sos 1313 development programs. Salary Sanford, Florida 37771 ______________________ range $I0.O 10113.000. An opal opportunity employer. Send ALCOHOL PROSLEMT IN YOUR FAMILY? resume to Sos 454 co EvenIng Herald, P.O. Sos 1437 Snford, AL ANON ' 5m0rfnl50t ______________________ problem drinkers Maids, full & part lIme, Days Inn For further iptormalion call Sanfo, aoply in person. 1.1 1 73 ta'or write 51 U. Sanford Al An Famly Group p Boi 553 RelIef Night Audit*r, experIenced Sanford, FIa,3fl7l preferred, NCR classified -machine, part time desk clerk. Deys Inn Motel, Sanford, I-I & S-Lost & Found . -. SR U. AVS., Sanlerd, FL. The pa'ss.i CFI Par, 33. 5405.1 E. sedio.n address of the crwsa' or Phil agent a,e is 33-Houses Furruisitod ___ Rsuantls basis let me claim, me name and ERNEST 1. RIDDLE. wIiese ad- Poul T. Mafltn,s, P.C. 7".. STOl'b, -. ****** in'v pile no ionger needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and ØIle 155 monv in your waliell S2-Appliancas 's largest 3 PR fiemesl SplIt plan famIly resin. dauble garage. large sun perth. large conner 101, central kItChen, for Sito - Larrys Mart, 3IS Sanford Ave . BuIS.U,m, finest in used YOU'RE MOVIN' LiP! W. Gacnetl White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDERASSOC. lOt W. Commercial Phone 332-7101, 'anford 3 SN. 3 bath. Ienceu. UIO sine. 133- °r aiRd. Forest - To fn. of terms by Owner. Realtor. fl-Houses Unfurnished Friday 4-Personals ------_ Illofnts, 373.3357 A1socIat. 04.734,e Sunday - Noon ________________________________________ _________________________________________________ _______ ___________________ -- Ortande. Floildi default and uflImal. iv'g'.'er I. S•cliori 11(c) of the Federal The ppe of the tearing is to against YOU M iP reI Qg grant interested CitilOnS. demanded in The PetItiOn .iiWuflhiWaI YOI5. local pubIC WITNESS my hand doftc , persen .issw to officials. rerusnt.tI,.s from local seal of said CMI On the 2nd On mis n.ay of me 5tate agencies, and reeien Decomer, A.O 1177 Reqa15l DIYOdS II 151 Fedsial lathes I rein regional and State (Seal) Dem5Insjrw.ceCpera,an.,.fl CWI9 51UWI '• OPI'OflUltV *111).)? H SiCSW,th, J and e&preis opinions . CurE of me CIrCU4? Court sen. if about t5 Facility Plan. Orlando . G.S'II. SY. Jean E. Wiik* any persan .iswes to pretest ese Easterly 201 Plaiviong Aria. FW%& Deputy Clerk dated My. a'• 1117. me yaNWqSIt5IsaopiIc$ip.psa Ad Pvblsh: Dec t 15. 22 fl 1177 to de IS he files a 0 FaclIlty Plan. Orlando D22 en noiiceofs'om,entwnsmep.onai Easterly 201 PIanninQ A1iI; dated IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FO D,C55Ny Ja.wary ia.s. tm. The July. 1577. dale of Addendum SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDa th 55q, 1577. AáI7 P1fl011 POUP. P001*71 DIVISION wluat pfl of a rspmeedpaHve IS attY ovrn MpliCatlen are en file In -v Nsaiber 77411CP Regsaiai 0111cc as pert of me viibic 'w'al unit a ether Ia Re: Estate ii 'iw mawdaw.ed by the Corperat. dSSNSS lobe heard II encouraged VIVIAN LUCILLE ADAMS. Thi. fits is a,alla tsr pbIic in. careact The City Clerk of tse City of . Dec,aw 5Ctioii MWig reriia.' b6k OriadSJde III Order that a tentative NOTICE OF pq $d'.sSjle of 5pnt5 can be ADMINISTRATION Date No'vinbir ZWS. 1577 PIed. TO ALL PERSONS HAVINp . AGENDA CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAIN$7 W. FWst Street Intisdvctlon - Mayer Carl THE ASOVI ESTATE AND ALL Lariglord Flamhl. U.S. Sand OTNIR PERSONS INTERESTED of $.in Summary of Facility Plan ill. IN THE ESTATE: es Or&a. OrIv cludmg decrlpf lone of me watf YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Publish- Dec. I,5.13,fl, 75. , 1577 Quality problems, •lIernatIves, ttue e admWwstrallon of the estate selected plan me ciher Nlient of VIVIAN LUCI LLE A.PAMJ sIma's - Cor*utt wig Engineer iecs.s. File Number 77-4$l CP, Is IN Till CIRCUIT COURT FOE Disa,sslon pawisig in the Circvlt Court fir SEMINOLE COUNTY. P1.0010* C*us of the subleci seniin.i. Coimty, florlea. PEOSATE DIVISION we available for inspection at me Division. In. addriss of Pro'ate File Number 74]NCp deveitied lOCations of the following Seminole County COurthoi, DIv$5os y,nWj stills Is Re: (stale of CIty 01 Casselbeny ' CMICll Part Avenue. Sanford. FL Tt represstasive et 'tie estate SEISIE L RIDDLE, Csamb.qs, City Hall JOHN C. WARD. whos. address s Deceased City of Maitland - City Clerks Longmeadew, Memphis, NOTICE OF Office, City 14511 Turwien.e Nfl The name a ADMINISTRATION CityCIty of Ortmldd - City Clerks awaress oi 'ii, personal regr,se.i. TO ALL PERSONS NAVINS Office. Hall CLAIMS 01 DEMANDS ASAINSY CRy of Ovlede - City Clerk's taftv's attorney are All persons having claims % THE ASOVE ESTATE AND ALL Office. City Hall OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED City 01 WInter Part - City demands a9alnst tIle estate a. IN THE ESTATE: required, WITHIN THREE Emigmers Offics. City Hl1 YOU ARE MONTHS PROM THE DATE OF HERESY CIty of Winter Spibigs THE FIRST PUSLICATION OF NOTIFIED 1511 me admNIev$Isa Cliii's 0111cc, City Hall THIS NOTICE. N file wITh 'tie clerk SI lileestaiesi US$11 L RIDDLE. Orange County - Public w mcs- File of me above c15rt a wrItten 7p is S,iiew, toorn n 5IMNig in 11* CRail Cmii for $emb*te CMnty - 010, of En stat.inece of any claim or demand Sensle Cay. FluMe, sS$I vWveiwewal Services. 'ira cater. 5*r may Inane, lath claim mi*t be DlvW. 15. lis SI wInidi 1$ in and miS indicate tine repIsoanlall,, of tIn, no psts, adults, lv's wslcom,, lId Park Dr., Sanford. ve - Handyman can easily COtWSrI ltsls 3 SR Into a 3 or I SN. Only $iS.5 Low dawn paynseni E.Z MablIe home hell. I', 10', Ii' wide, DEADLINES Noon The Doy Before Publication marnag. an WILL SE FOREVER PAiRED is3IdSmm Dillerd SIrM, lime an., P.O. Psi. Winier Garden. Pheids Neii SI15iflrsIpebllcafieunSIlsis if ' HCTITlOJ$j,AMp , ___ __ Admlnistrofies: 37757, an or Wlei'e JaiNlary. lIffi. Dec**tbiY Nil Ic, Is Inir,NP given that I am ma. sini tIle the ulgilnal WITh tIne onoased in NusNiess at 110 Elder5: Ennesi 1. Ridele diii Of This court eftpisr ______ mlel As Personal Roimesenia. tie, SI tine £staie of service Of PaintIfrs attorney or County, Florida, under tine fictitious immediately therisiter; sttner'o SESSIE L. PIDDLE name of T. I. C. HOME SYST(MS. ad.fanwIIIbest , aId thai I hntemid to ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ha me relief demanded In tise name wIth the Clerk Of me Circist complaint. REPRESENTATIVE Court, Seminole County, Florioa in S Kawnilin . MCIMe5h WITNESS, my hand a te seal accordance with tine previsions if SIffiisCmi1enDecenNi,m tIle FictItisIs Name SIalh.fts. T. STENSTIOM. DAVIS & (Seal) I RYANI NOPE 6:00 (4) (MSu)AGRONSKIAJ(, , Z' REALTOR. 373. Tlisrsd.y, Dic. 39, 1511-SR • ____ -- Furnished 3 Liiiis Minimum ,r1d OSJECTIONS NOT SO PILED (flas) DOWW To EARTH Friday i 15$ me - AdministratIon has bean mouse We County, F helda: rU SEAD5 p ROW LATE NEWS NOTICIAS Bd ESPANOL S CURTIS FIo,1, . swe. Part TInisNolkelsU * 1 srtnongs YOU APE HERESY NOTIFIE0 t. CIICU, C, County, __________________ N m a copy 01 154 Nof Is SI follewin Property l Seminole 12:30 (L MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY l.Noon a lflin defenses. if any. Ont PliCof liii Pa P1w Fa& D*$ s. NOTICE OF PUSLIC HIAPI NO JULIAN. JR.. 11 STEN$Tp0111 ac, Cp.ra,aw. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DAVIS & McINTOSH. At?ocne, 'or The City CamCII of tse CIty 11 p.qnq. wPose ares Ie wiffi P55 FIa,ofl* SanE of UIII1wWIPuIC5$YIVIOOI Office Sm ins. Sa.Wo,t Flcrda. 3Nslerd. Sa.dorl, Frida. • JanIry * IV7L 51 3.X flfli, and liii P1w WIrnlated 11151 an The SIflcs$ 11 the allove named anIs •n n in t te Council CMmbeq*. CIty Click of me a1wve ityISd cor, %jTh Orange Avtue. b$Qrs Jar*alry 12. Ins. OIheflhJW. IS Semnimle Conway RATES MaliciewikI, BROKERS , U1Y1Jj74IIJ I _______________________ 3 CSINCWtt tim.. . . . . 3S a Na. ...... 33ca las 5:00 A.M. - S:30 P.M. Nil Ice if AOminIltratIs"1 ffiey mayssie. lath dole ernst tie CASE NO. Cl.71.H77.C4m.4, AdmInistrathen has been mailed we Decimair wrUng me must Wadcae me SPRING LAKE ASSOCIATION, required, WITHIN THREE yig lois Ni Pie claim, The some a INC.. MONTHS FROM THE DATE Ot As Personal iepreoanta. address Of the yigher st THE FIRST PURLICA7ION 04) the tine EItatf 01 attorney, and tile amount v THISNOTICE,t5flleany LELIA SCHMAUS claimed lime claim is not yet oue. HENRY KAPLOVITZ me ROSE they may have that challenge tIle D,c*.s. me dale when It wIll become due KAPLOVITZ, his validity of me dscednt's will, the ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL shall be stated, it The claim qualficatlons of the Personal REPRESENTATIVE contingent or unliqvld.ted. the representative, Ci tine VSSU or NOTICEOFACTI0N s.. ,. p, lowe of tine eucartainty 55511 Ii TO: HENRY KAPLOVITZ sine lurlsdicilon of The COiWt. 4fl stated. If line claim is secuw. tine ROSE kAPLOVITZ. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND aPisin,p.. UPON A CLASSIC Legacy.' PcitaR of ACtS silid r.pIua51Iaft,,. or The ue ffi ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND OSJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL U FOREVER PAIRED ONCE Nervy Fonda. dIs.5 NP hIS friends aid odiI.s. CR) 1:00 P.M.tlflt *A'fIIQ (Wed.) SHOWDOWN AT THE 1t40 They may51,, Thai aiaosne,s me S1d1tV of tine decs .ell, me qualtflcatims Of lIne p.rsmai D$eofNoIW$t15delC51$5fffile I KNOCKOUT LOVE OF (fl L,AS, tO YOU (1) FAMLYFEIX) 11 . () c PEWS POUCESTORY:Aclesl muss oidis an VS THREE 1977 11 THEDW __ 1 CHAMPIONSHIP SKATING. demu about a asais aid titlist ____ Convicted of -.. inmeese MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF the pubic Cl) ABC CAPTIONED NEWS PVAfl PAITY , reqvlril, WITHIN navokI, Opened me .cmeaa to a A?l (Wed) CINDERELLA (Ph) MOVIE± 'TheuNoleras Zots. PauI M Sondsrgaard. 1937. Hj1t me mn of Pie gross Frsnd wrfter, EddIe ZeN. inctideg Sn. ng of Re Dreysus cam aid hew Pie - Notici (I) CBS LATE MO grid Bargeian. 1845. (81W). *JNs.d Iaitl& anss a ' Ls IS W55I* a cay SI flies NetIco of Thuas) PfHTy FACTORY . Sarg, PISa sas ,s * _____ ______________________ UNDER THE LAW (Turn, 'NoNiIøu , OOTeALL EVOUQII 11:30 TOPIGIfT / IMice MisSy IN Till CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA PEOSATI DIVI$iuia crof Pits 1wIsr fl413-CP . hoofed by PE4 Dtelibe o me v. I. Re: (lists cA.de (M) i_ LELIA SC1IMAUS Pan Pag.. Jui*s Fsifloi Dec.as.d (W.d )TonyUa,Cvi.,. NOTICIOF me (Ties) st 0 sian. Ro*OMINI$TPAT1 both 5haru4 (Ff1 I TedSi TC ALL PERSONI HAVING (IC. G51i KW CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 830 THE ASOVE ESTATE AND ALL 14 UUA$. YOGA A yi OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: 9.00 pi. ®pj, ( YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED -15$ the aanwwst,aIIan me estate _______ &ç SHOW of LELIA ICHMAuS. deC*IIed. File S SESAME STRatI In.embir 77.413 CP. is in (F MOVIES: i) The Cwcvll Court Par Sit,iIe Cmmty, ______ K: Set,.uks C,oi. Florida, Probate Dicvi$55, tIe ad JO Si. 1dm (81*) laSS. dreia of .f.idi Is S*viwiol. Coui*v (Tuet) ri Take San" COUft?%4, Saøfer5, FlOrl4 3V71. The ticnai rpre$Sdjtl,q of me Hops, Tuesday WSId estate Is ANNA MARGARET 1965 (Wed) •).9eH*ds WRIGHT. 55$ 14&wii. is Mckay Rd.lr117. Meredith Dr.. Fern Pert. Fa LJ Sins. (81*) 37 ie m name me a.ss SI tIll SI PifWill reWeIIIlfatIWs attornay La*5oid. OOVlSJd 0150 We lit $5111 bets.. I 944 (Ftt) 115151, Pie k1.t AR passe Mvloi. cIelms or Wh." nl*.n LaSng. Jofri deena aisles the tase VS Mdsra iae. r.qvlrad, WITHIN THREE (U SANFOPO TH$ FROM THE DA? OF so,* CR) THE FIRST PUSLICATION OF IO' THIS NOTICLIS 1155 .115 The clerk (1) A SON CR) of me abisS court a *15151 PIE. OONA*IE SHOW: slatenlSd if any claIm Or demand (kisats aid topics Vjde: mey may have. Each claim .net se feii.) PoIgamj (Turns.) m .lWq and mvst wcase Is. JSITy La.ls (Wed) A pay. basis 'or Ise claim, me name ar chiW.sab , ad4tessofthe,fe,sr h4agevd UMfy (TPit) - PI School 01' •ttOfA 1 , M the amount t$ (F'S.) Goold Primes,. Claimed 11th Claim is n yet TATTS.ETALES me date *tiiS It wsIt bicom du *M)Y o snail be stated If me cijin j SNOW contingent or unhiquidatad the S flEa.ECTRICCO,1 riesumeof 111511 be stated. If the claim l the (1) 10:30 li01?y SIIofI be d.scr Tile (1 HOLLYWOOD __ Clainield Shall MhiV sufticlerd SQUARES __ pi of till claim Ii the clerk Is i.IE ._.. CE t, cia-i to eu es is HT . _ 9:30 (I) CARTER COUNTRY Ct.f Ray msn, vi. vie , ,,7 Ave. itims ................. HOURS - St. Johns 322-2611 831-9993 __________________ Evening Herald, San$srt Ft. 4$4 - Orlando-Winter Patk CLASSIFIED DEPT. 1157 S Rm.iI NOTICE OF PEOPOSED SaM JCK. DUCK. GOOSE YLLA ALEG 14 OVER EASY. Uagszrs MI$C FROM ASPEN A look bwme trw 'vmres me tIOrkS of 5* 1975 AIpSn MiSc I STAR (4) (1) C A P T A I N I KAHOAROO 14 • CONT. (Ims. 8:00 rs'pj a YoiNJws vgs l r. SI, me San of 15s csns, , I ' NOTICE OP ACTIOi THE STATE OF FLORIDA . MARTIN A. CURTIS. 5-00 7:25 me S25. c11 news. tsr Fi vsrn SI me Ed____ hair I sen t hi aaui r 12 rs ta*. I r'a'Tmi a $of CR) ARES IpsM.tç .'p,c*ar FIs.iøi a p*y .t (Mo acA r Good Uvig Fr i cJg; jp 51151dm. Jrwy A. iO Ms jOWIOd a _____ of i FicIlims TW StIse NIP Si 4 SESAME SIMET G000MOG.A- "s' FNrWS N :30 CL ADAM 12 Seminole a. 155 CWC*11 CMI. kNSN COUflt. ___ ________________ MAR ® (I) cas MORNtNG MEWS (r 7:25) Pawv OV &I0I WS lEO £ øU.E __ FAY: 7) Fit) THE NEW throØ ___ ____ 700 (l) TOW.Y5O ___ (I) TiE es .D b Wy. CR3 Smday - CLASSIFIED ADS 5tv. SNe 1*. AINmmWs CAll NO. fl4JNCA* Sim1i Comtv. FIId& . ncsin.,s neme SI y p. CURTIS, NOMIOWWEI$ 11*1. ESTATE REAL ESTATE UOkEI. me msl I h*md IS MAITIN & CURTIS. cgs ws 2.. (T 3Idm.nis Uniurd IN THE CIRCUIT cOfly ISNYSIITH JUDICIAL CII: CUlT. IN AND FOR SlMINoj m,i. _______________ _____________________ covv. osso* TtH 00t) 5:30 (Mos.) FOOTBALL COSIL 15SE SEMESTER ____ i11I il •• 5• (I) LogfI Notice FICTITUSNAMI 55y ,Ivøi 1511 I CD ,00TIu. NT.: Sm 2 sm. 4.® CL LEAVE IT TO WAVER YOU(TUSt 15IFfUStJf WU OM __ Ni ___ 1 TONS TPi cw .3HW.LE ON TiE tI(T-..)T)EJ OTIS. Cl) wTAMA j ftaa ks) aJ.I4..,._ ____ N4is . Pwi i, lm I . EAST CENTRAL flØR IDA RER)RT S00 CL(4) Ci) CL NEWS aoo, s aI Not1 Stosm Clean YcurOwnC Rent Our Rinsaivac N$ see. usss.9 iN - Sss LJTJ CARROLL'S FURNITURE, 3fl3 Punch Bowls, Champagne Glasses, Tables. Chairs, Roil-a. way Beds, Coffee Urns & Chafing Dliii Amerlcjn Rent. ELECTROLUX VACUUM --- I All, 322-Ill). 4114 S. Orlando Dr AdI. commode clii Irs, crutches, folding adi. walkers & 011151 chairs. Rent or Sale. American Model 1305. good hoc all types of carpeting, sold orIginally $3$1, repossessed-used for short time, balance $44.30. 040217. 119? anfotd 8306688 • Hwy 321•0741 Rent.AII 322.51 II. 1977 SInger Zg Zag OUR CONSULT Brand new, never usee, slightly damaged in shipping, balance $4 $141311. -____________________ 1976 SINGER FUTURA Singer's most modern sewIng machine, fully automatic, sold originally, $353 Rpposssedused for S months, balance, $11.30, 5% $31?. ___________________________ Land ?Mlntenance _______________________ Flea Market open New Year's weekend. Fri & Sat., 5a.m. to 5 pm. Free rent to lit time vedOa. lIt come IsI serve. Casselberry Flea Market, io Setilnoil Blvd., Casselwrr-p. Call Jackie, al 0307700. VS ________________________________ ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END THE NUMBER 152222411 Singer Futura irs walnut cabinet left in layawa. Purchaser leti areaandw,arelitiebletolocat,. BalancedueSlY7.lOor$lZ.admo Call Sew a Save 531.1711 day Carpet Cleaning - I I P 0MM UN I T V CAMELOT AT CA$SLLIEIIT NIh PIS C,riii. EastWlIl.fl alSeminsIe Blvd. (Horse Track Nd.) Follow signs to medsis oil Whiter Park Drive opgsiiolis:30 'sri,rLn*.ru-l_rul.rlj-uJLn.r,.ru'u •r'w'.ie 50* C5,apr, 'h&n Cl All Ip.-j, blown n & Ra t od or new souW%. biock or frame 321 3535 I _____ - '-m'nsa * Sales I Service Smittys Snappin Turtle Pesidentlal. commercial, in. dustrlal. Maintenance & repair Park Dr 3777111 on these lteni Bob Glaze 730 Brighton Way. Casselberri 131 Pest Control - _____________________ with a want ad BULLETIN - Lawn & garden Equlpnont ART BROWN PEST L011 TRUL 2242 Park Drive - 323 554t Moving to a newer home. apart mint? Sell "don't needs" fast BETTER. . - Land - ' earIng . - Rubbe,' Stamps -. _____ - -_ Wssle, maoe ,00,5,,maIIs 1st class 24 hI's. Call 3331003. . ' - __________ Land clearing & 3 trard loader & dump truck for rent or lease, 373. 3433. - Electrical S55 1ve Mon,5 -- BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN 2 New Mcdiii insulatios STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It ..... CIassilird A. 4l________ FURNITURE, HWY 40, San' Under - LIGHT HAULING (LOCAL) 311 SI?) ______________________ Electnica,, plumbing, carpentry, air cone. & heating a specialty b,ri'aces amid heaters cleansd. ..±!!... BLITZ CLC.AN JANITORIAL Sleep sofa & chair, new Only 555 1eiperv *C1'k Foam 5ti.mpoo Fr e'Slmalet Gan?"red Pri I3 *15 thiS ad COUNTRY EXCITINGII I -. - MIscellaneous Services I - nile. Free hone Irial; no .higatlofl _____________ UgMitouling - TOWERS BEAUTY SALON ltormerlvHarrsettsBeaulVNOCk. SIC It, SI .377 5112 SEWING MACHINE CHRISIMAS LAYAWAY dWmn..nJi.rIfufu.rLri EQU''MT Sem,.ce, CI,arnsg. Mewng Back Hoe Loader 32: $177 Home Inrovetnents COMMUNITY BULLETIN I BOARDS ARE GREAT- I CLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN *ANTEONEWHOMLS TO BUILD BETTER. &OLDOP4ESTOREPAIR PSi0110 377 WilIdohepajnIing& Beauty Care ______________________________ yrs "perience 32) 7114 a _______________________ O" I 1771 Si-Household Gooth ford,333$3fl _______________________ Cintial Heat & Ar Condl'oning For Ire. eslimates. Call Carl HIrrit at SEARS n Sanford 373 ______________________ Have a room to rent? Let classified ad find a tenant poill - Air ontioithtg Saw FINII _____________________ PNECI$IONSAWFILING _______________________ 'BObIOIEYELECTRICIAN Lelusfiieyoure.t _______ FRECSTIMAT(S . AmerlcanRent All 323511) ------ nMalnt,nance Classified ads serveNlni buying selling Communily every dayJ Read &'use them situ 1 . CE EXT COmpiI$eLa*nCare Con'ractspqeflrred 323 1153 _____ Upholstering ALTERATIONS.DWESSMAKING. DRAPES, UPHOLSTERY Pndn 327 0707 ________________________________________________________________ 'ITo List Your BuinsbiI - - - . - - -.. ' .Th11 II l løflfl') 77 1• "A' �411—.tvning Hirald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, BLONDIE Dec. 39, If? ACROSS 41 Synthetic by Chic Young neicama 0154 FM f~49 WY =ITE CASSER= I ! amphibian 44 Cloud UVV 00 Stravinsky LIVEA! AND g, 80 by Mod Walker BEETLE BAILEY PlC) 'OlJ FORGET THE GPONG TOUR NT Au. PRESENT ANt) ACCOUNTEP____ Kf:EPINrw MY ]Eirenln ' ' IRLA All o. patriotic II Radiation measure ii1 ° (Iq 36 College 7 Finery examination 37 Consumer 38 Foes 6 Mythical l THE BORN LOSER MIW TO AW A FOW. rM WT / 3 \MfrIA_5 ALY05T ALL MEJZ 1 5 c1 '+m ci?1 ._' 7i ID 11 — ———— — — — 30 31 32 33 34 -.!_ 36 ) 41 39 44 ARCHIE by Bob Montiina YES. 'V "i CAME. MA AMt JUGPEAO CAIJ'IU GIVE AN EXAMJkE OFA WELL- VERYG000. JUGI4EAP! I SAW. , I CONGUEEQ. r SAW IT 014 ATEESlnRT P,OW,WHE RE DOES THAT GuQTE COME FROM!' KNOWN QUOTAtION 1! I lI'l THE WIlIIOOW or ' AIJDERSOIeS DYAQTMVJT Is I- — — — I _______ — 42 43 45 - - -- 46 — — 53 —_____ — - ——— 56 _______ 57 60 III 3 / ) 1 • ¼ J —I -- EEK&MEEK -__ HOROSCOPE For Friday, December 30, 1977 Ell"IC11=1 YKUM. 40W I, do what you like. HAIR: Short brown stripe. All meat or chicken, content Is to add the grams of OTHER: High g today, because of their The soijrceofyo.sgiiJfa1 realization that you have a deep may be unknown until U reap and sincere concern for them. Its benefits. by Al Vermeer \O NOTHING' ) '\1 ALL THOSE 5QC)($ BOOK'A"ICuC! &.."i ON PHILOSOPHY. YOU PON'T *JOW R YOUR HISTOW, MUSIC. B BOOKS CN WHEN. 1D QUIT.' /l LJTERAT-.WHAT ) ThEY MEAN? I KUNGFU / 0 0 ,/ a V - . 10 -. . 'v • 0 L..,.. by Stolfsl $ H.hnd.h ______ ______ . 'A n-v OF TH)S AST HOSTELRY 1SATJRDI5$ML • ,...,,, 7 çç.,,,j '*'k 4f r, g c Graph.P.O. Box 0,Radio City Business and pleasure are a StaUofl,N.Y.100l9,Beiureto cunpetlblemlzforyoutoday. specify your birth si p. U you have a business contact AQUARIU$(Jan.$.Feb.l0) you can Invite to lunch or Making yourself or your dlguier, get on the phone now. surroundings more attractive i. what you excel In today Try a LIBRA (Sept 73-(kt 231 A you care for follow this order PISCES (Feb 30-March Friends with whom you haveof the day and you'U both have a strong emotional bonds will pleasant, happy time. i cNoR.fPThER SOMET14JP.43 WRONG WITH cpijpj SPEECH 7 ) (\ 0 •. t . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. n) .74 6 - -m - - VI I $ A I 1'' 651' lass -, I'a' MAN b AS .1L4A T F n4ov- A l -____ $ 4 •'$SFWO&SI '"' - YOU 60OUTAPTOR A MgWi - 4' - an Las and John Rornita TM 01c"I ____ r *mown '' -_- j T ,- L \ / X • placs.Wedlspersidfttheoughoutthestore. "Therobberwsw'tveryhappy, be wasn't happy at all with what he was getting," Mrs. Duncan said. "He wasn't very nice andhekeptgettlngverynervous. "He looked worn," she said of the robber. "He had a face that lookedllkehehadbeenaroundtheworldandback. "Modoftlie people in our tore didn't know therewa.sa man in the front of the store," she said. "Very few people saw him." Mrs. Duncan saw him: "He motioned for me to look down at the _____ I ___ -- -.-•'' ' ___ --a.. ..•'.' .. . -J-. - '" S' ,"r ______ _______ .•. . Herald 5411$e by Tern Nelsal See ROBBERY, Page 3A INVESTIGATOR CHECKS DEATH SCENE AS BUMPER STICKER CARRIES ANOTliER -NIESSAGE cooperating in the search for believed to be about S feet,6 the shooting of Deputy Neil, a the pair In naftest Seminole inches tall. with short brown Co unty. The two fled on foot hair, age 3S-40, weighing ll5.120 lawmen this f rom an Oldsmobile Cutlass pounds, with a slender build, retired New York City By MARK WEINBERG - ___ .'i i (N LV 427 to the St. JoW &M Weltive pharmacy. The car is now at years olid, i Pharmacy to pick rivers for two man, one of the regional crime laboratory weighing 160465 pounds, with a 'whom shot and killed Seminole where it is being checked for ainall scratch on his forehead County Sheriff's Deputy George fingerprints, Polk said. and a scarred or deformed right M)7( flSWif OR7iR &MA1111 41MANAU."'AW,11 ~OVA ?mMo. £U. FD/ SLEET 'S Police blocked roads In the hand. "0. 041W. q II H1 V!L_I ik + gunman ordered the phar- The Seminole County macLit, Robert Duncan, to place narcotic drugs In a Pharmacy at Interstate-4 and _______________ County sheriff's helicopter are SH 434. being used in Ow search. 'Ills N.Y. cop days WCFC At one point Thursday night, police attailtion cenWed an On Polk is directing the in- rough, but..." Page 3A rallrosill traicks mar Us in. vestisation from a mobile pat at buntatol4 bloodbowillil km Orbukb and tehodim of EX W11111atiluion jj& Mary Bookwart wuftr Pak pUce depwt Road and Multbam Woo& And A0111111166 AR Mtw up a me" "The Woorlbouiflds wed north police farther north, Polk uK men, both amed w1m. the, V the two suspieds don't along Interlitate4, and that's "Miere's a good possibility entered the Pharmacy, AW know the am. they coWd have molm why we moved up here." Polk they're xtW in the coliltalned --fetook Pfdl's service Wt" they flad. 14NRM pion said at the commaillid post M arm"said Polk ft morning. IWW good W00115111iffl. OWN's got off two shoU before he was MOMIM. He said the command Rain which bWn about 2 axi. no telling," he added. post was put Into operation at today will not hamper the ut 9 30 p.m. Th ursday Sheriff's department bloodhounds but may ground 30 Central FlOrida abo M five agencies In county area are ricocheted off the flow. York Police Depiirtmient," Nk a custom a I* of respect," prescription for his wile. At the The two men ran out of the salt said an officer at the pont. time, two armed men were In store and ordered Wertz to The sheriff also expressed The robbers got nothing for the pharmacy. At , appreciation for the support of their efforts, deputies said. The evening t Longwood Village area and brought In sheriff's airplane and Orange Seminole County Sneriff XWrAuP*Aw,4r beot!d to headquarters of the Thursday at 5:30 p.m., when he distracted by the shots. The gun love was law enforcement. He Police have applied a strip of stopped off at Longwood Village went off, and the bullet spent 22 years with the New black tape to their brnes. "It's ng - At the rest of the pharmacy, 141o24. Sp*W Wd, Duncan started "Offim Pfeil was a fine nw. tatilwood Police. From Uwm. polleeman: struggling with th e other a good family man His first the pet was transported to the Neil was about to go on dut y gunman, who was momentarily love was his family. His second Neil home. More than morni were combing an area they took from Tom Wertz of high cheek bones and unshaven. north of SR-436 and East of SR. Orlando after leaving the The other is thought to be 45-60 robbery early Thursday Palm Springs Drive-SR-434 Ii ch.fi> c) ____ to the rear and demandednarcotic,, Mrs. Duncan said. Herald Shdf Writer ___ — 4) • ciwmen Hunt Pair W o ' m MY 2AMPAUM by Gerry TFIJIU w 1smvawwCFFAW- MAt%WN5s=grAW - :.• . .. T St IL j . four people inthestorelndeadofll," Mrs. Duncan uJd."The employees were getting ready to go home. "The robber inths front olthe store purchased anewspaper from 15.31ur.OldCoueenDWlcafl. She began ringinup the sale ofl the cash register and when she looked up there was the gun,' Mrs Duncan said mRs. DUNCAN CHECKS BULLET HOLE 71111 8herilfcomffnedthetwo - di _____ MODERIv i 000NESBURY ArAMMARMOM 'P4 1Wlr 51ZRUINr ANt) • .-(.. ;4.i4, "After the WA robbery (which also involved a am denunding narcotics) we decided we wcren't going to keep it all in the same A. Nell, IS, during an armed TI4iI .. 0. - At the rear of the store, Robert Duncan, her husband. was filling a plescliption. "He turned around and looked. and the other robber was pointing a gun at him," Mrs. Duncan said Therobber atthe rear of the siore ordered the 11 persons Inside Herald IS W Tern N5 - -- V they had waited unW 6 o'clock there would have been only i ii _____ ______ _ 41111111k I the front. Murdoch. who still plays in _____ _____ ___ T 0 ere Ik o,_1' I ___ 0 very nice... rnoved towards the rear of the store while ftsecond rwuLined at ;TRI gIjjyJ tN ...He wasn 't for his wife. The answer Is that Mrs Culbertson and Miss Elmair ere The robber wasn't very happy Mrs. Duncan's account of the robbery-murder, follows: "Two men entered the store at about 5:45 p.m., one of them - ' bertson anti Mrs sinis were the two greatest women players of thom. early days o contract We asked the unluck y ex. ert ha nd of the(;e;r3uniUcRIest Ile replied, -1 had too right thumb The deputy, George Pfell, had gone there to pick up a The SIIfl( F lortif,, uhf n; wdrlted1ki, if Mrs seven notrump if my partner nawW ,. OWN% like a luxury Item that you've X CA 1 ' and the father of four was gunned down when he happened on the robbery. wC$1 .0 rlii E.t southh farocied but didn't drive for. I HoPm y ' Wyear-old gem we deputy for ttw Semilnole Sheriff's department duced the ace of clubs Ae South. Opening lead. Four, were down two on CAC UP oFcluss of all t1ne IV half of /I' • Being robbery victims is nothing new for Robe rt Duncan and his wile, Caroline. The Casaelberry couple who operate the Longwood Pharmacy In Longwood Village were robbed for the second time In six monu Thursday - each time by armed robbers looking for - the same reply. Several tricks later when he pro. MA S-j. ..\ 1 I replied. 'So clubs, thank You.' I asked aiunn and got bl Both • on narcotles . .; NEST A'%~ 1, , ByDENNISFEOLA hleraldStaffWrfter A he turd any dubs and he - scratch h U robbers seeking narcotics, more than 10 held at gunpoint. . . result, one sheriff's deputy reserve officer discarded aspade. I asked if be noinew You're already " i",. '' ll - East dropped the five' ilfl(IhC + 4A i1- .. Reca s... i . "ft was notroubk for tijrn, M)1.T11 OTHER: Small NEWS ITEM: Longwood Pharmacy West opened the tour of clubs. tic played rn> queen. • 10172 4 j 95 HAIR: Gr.y.'brown -; -.. new "flow did he go down' we asked. blight eventstoday. It iJg) ' i play 93 • 4 5)66 13 Medium Z. .-' . gunned down. uosvuona desire to end the used an mis column and Ij'J7 iil bidding ,and had to let hhii a - W g st 9 you need a favor, don't hesitate Members o opposite sex many for any one to stand two best M Al ., w are particularly attracted to tomake i$kiiun. out. This one Is my worst, OlhC1ObLm1 Ofl& Mu_ES (March Mpril 19) you today. Even people you but it ha ppened twenty 5IW%i'4lFHIsT)IIII ) %•• ears ago when an Insuffl This Is a good day to be extra- didn't know even not iced you 00 )01, h~ a questio"? P, cient bid barred your part. solicitous dthoeeworking for WWcad admiring glances your ""' IV'st' 45$, ncr. I sat Nort h a nd you or in your behalf. It will way. playing cut-around, high. Jacot,7 s CJf 1 I/itS stand you in good stead now. as SAGflTARftJS(Noy. 23.Dec, stake rubber bridge with th D'h'Jjhys.;fl.i5,,,a; 21) '11w motivation you need worst player I have ever sfjmpt'd SC// well as In the future. ,i'ssr'ae.,' known as my partner, TAURUS (April 20-May 30) today is not of the bread andlope s 'e CClOSeiJ The "i> six-notrurnp bid was snfetesfirig questions 4,!! Romance could be one of your butter variety. It Is something SPIDER : I ___ LP_ - . BRIDGE kQ7 EAST 4 WE • BUILD: ' BULLET HOLE IN PHARMACY WINDOW do contain lots of fat. 63 ' '. •. •e.• •'•• ' "i" cube contains 960 milligrams of choice. That will rWe out some sodium. Try to leam to cook of those foods you are using with spices to add flavor, in- which contain no cholesterol e arli if but your husband likes it, and other I am sending you Tiv Ileauth i spices. You militt be surprised [Alter number 1-3, Diet, your copy of Astro-Graph because you care for thezn. You Letter by maIling 50 cents for wlll recelvemorethanyou give deny you very little today. 11 Bugs BUNNY , . ".- meal are loaded with sodiwn limes as much or more than the chloride. One average bouillon grams of fat, that food Is a good new hairstyle or make-up. or rendezvous with candlelight redecorate your dwelling. and wine for you and the one 0 I) E boh)*akwidproterncontains about four calories while a 250 milligrams of sodium monounsaturated fat and I ride ary table saft). gram of polyunsaturated d° s2ullon th and the total grams of caraie using to add taste to the bohydrate pius protein Is four rig curry powd - the point that a gram of car. t LEO (Jul y 23-Aug. 22 ) Be each and along,self.addreaseij, In an unseLfish manner stamPed 10 A5ttO. VIRGO (Aug 23&i* ' . a fat Ifor sodium is equivalent to abotit gram of sa urated t, I gram lies ahead for you' Send for willing to help others today PRISCILLA'S POP '. , of sodium chloride salt. It or less of the fat In a food Is c r . forehead. Missing unshaven are from fat. This Is based on HEIGHT: 56-I WEIGHT: 160.165 . -• cheekbones, help. Salt ls sodium chloride, gram of fat contains tune CANCER (June 21-July 22) In Like to find out more of w hat .-. - ;4,4 ,_,. 'i' .___ AGE: 45.50 .:' Ii '.iE,.' .- -f -. . 4.' - fat before making stews That percent or less of the calories AT WIN '-'U CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. ways that are not immediately 19) Others find you charming evident, you are lucky today. YOU'RE A ''WEIGHT: 115-120 percent of all calories in your VOURBIRTIIDAY involvulwlth,orltcoujdeven it) (lWU) and JAsIF.s JA(ou1 Dec 30 1577 be sornebocbr new. You wflJ have more time to GEMINI (May 21-June ) -------------------took inc out but He sp)iiei spend on pleasurable pursuits You are extra-fortunate if , that plan. lie bid six hearts this comIng year. Things will be managing or di recting (hone NORTH over m> six notrump so when he corrected to seven 4AQJI better careerwise and you will you love today. What you do can hearts I was barred from the 2 have a freer spirit to travel and be a special benefit to you, too. ! I ?.AIJMi.A MM) *JD5 \ 85 ARTE GOOD ItCMNJNJ1) A 00 £XTE&3D3 J CRff iJCttJ MID . . 'n- .4 . added toabeef pot roast will do give you some general guide for Its flavor, lines, but itwilibe just a start Irasllywixhthefoodlndustry for what you really need. By ________________ byHowleSct,neId.r Lff fAl.L't' ISIJT THAT -- low fat food hi,band a diet should come luse Egg Beaters, Morning (romthetalfat.Agoodwayt Star cholesterol-free breakfast estimate a particular food's fat nukes it very tasteless aol add one two bumoncubes. Can you help me? DEARREADER- You need l!11 •': ' and you will get about I gram of calories. sodium in two and half grams It isn't perfect, but if a t hird 40 --- HEIGHT• 5'6" wbichareveryamallservings, carbohydrates and proteins, have all the fat trimmed from That total should be four tunes ' 23 — ______________ — .) , them. I boil chicken and bed, the weight of the total fat in that IjA it stand and remove all the food. In such a food, only 32 20 72 AGE: 35.40 Asaba.slcrulc,nomorethan( - — — ' .. saturated fatty acid trace, they don't seem to realize this to tie these figures and If It Li a — 4 — — — ——— -.. sail to grams a piece ca e for Labels may read "Polyun shoppers, but for some rcaijn 53 Combine 8 9 •.j"t ,;', -.. salt- would list the food values in low-cholesterol saturated two grains, total fat or don't want to do It. — 13 27 28 29 / 6 7 19 L I sounds ' easier for everyone and would Ls sAum the sme thing as make conversion from ounces 5 1 short sleep 9,d 10 Canticle R9 HAVE YOU WWMW 1W Ma TX N I 33 Resentment aviator Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents ONE restricted djet,but the labels on calories rather than than the dietary food confuse me. grains. That would make (abb, ii — — by Art Sanso ________m -- 2 fat 31 Addition to a 50 Flying saucer house g 11! huhIh Wood pressure. Iam trying to feed him alow• one 40 Rub out 11-14 39 Low vigsta. 26 tight sarcasm 19 Companion of 29 Joggle odds player Mel - Lamb endd a partial obatruction in the artery of the other kidneY and I Point of land 19 Small valley 4OW.aaway 23 Zeros 43 Fred Astaires 2 Beehive State22 Slop 7 Downy duck 24 Capital of sister 3 Romanian 30 Tibit 15 Arizona City w Jrocale currency 28 Seodist 48 gage. for 34 Bygone days 35 Farm animal 70th Year, No 113-Friday, December 30, 1977 E 37 Animal waste chemical (ab 33 Infirmities ° 21IIt!1 7 DOWN socssty(abbv) 21 Leases bloc JfIE I Dr. choleterol. lat, and salt-free ets. My husband pass operation for tery to one He :: : Annapolis (abbr) IS Hams 20 Women' s J _ 'IgJ About Diet Food So Natural bbir 13 Tittlie F6 Distance 14 Finale . messurs 15 Author Fleming 16 Dampened to 58 Chooses 59 Cuts of, reatest Graduate - WHAT ME 'lOLl Some Confusion Answer to Previous Punli fabric NQ IT TUNA FISH They could hay, law enforcement agencies, with the druggist dropped the gone In pillowcase, As Duncan complied. the more than 20 Central Florida robber Involved In the struggle circles all night' gunman In the front of the pharuiacy spotted Mcil. Pfeil drive them away. Wertz and the junnan each ftM two r2twed to drive the pair and shots, ainid Pfeil was MW& He pys do car's keys to the men, wushot inthe tam and throtio who drove to On rear of warby "It's just amazing how allthese pillowcase containing the drugs fellow officers turned 014 and and (led. worked through the night without sleep," Polk said, Police said the bloodhounds lost the scent about midnight A PuM in Pfed's car when and their trail ended wair E. L he wet Wei the pharmacy was Wtijimmun Road. Today one of the gun='s bulliets ments wed through the pharmacy IU two abandoned the car ArMW Tile auk ..........41-A window and into a wall. The and Pad an toot. Bridge ............. Sheriff Polk wed W to the clikalikir front door wild struck I d*" scene of the Aooft, then to Comics case, said Spolsid. Florida Hospit.al North, where Crossword . ............ 4-B . ........... .................$-A OURSELVES ........... 4-A Sports Pfell fell on a sidewalk about Neil was taken He later joined Editorial l.A Police are looking for two the MIcopter and plw, said sponin JOIVI Spoliki this six feet from the pharmacy Mrs. Pfeil and her four DtAbby ................. Tekilsiss .................2-B - bath white males. One is the sheriff. morning gave this accolad of doorway, Spotski said. children. wherwgeln age from DTIaab 4.8 Weather -----------------2-A - - --., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1977 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 29, 1977; <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/3d9551137907c5cae087f45b640b8ca0.pdf b1c18b054db6a0a9d569d003ede5dc7f PDF Text Text TWW.y,Oec27, Igo 4B-tvtøl*gHsaI&SaaIsrd,Fl. -- T1 - ____ - - - I DEALERSHIP VAILASl.0 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 83-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. products. Total investmentI- 00 Oct . Security Investment 7. Company Automobile 3 All Espense Paid Vacation 4. No Eaperience Necessary I! is our desire to help you meet your goal in life and become successful ttiru Ultra Guard Call Doug Wells, 377 till, Sanford, Fl. Monday thru Sa turday 10$ RATES HOURS 3ceecvttvetimes $00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY INoon .. .30cc On lcs.Isc,tive "NM .....33caNOW* 3 Lints Minimum DEADLINES 4e Just think-If classified ads didn't work, there her "uldi'rt 1101411111 be yt ___________________________ Friday Sanford-Furn rooms Gracious living SW S Oak $41 mc in (tijdes.jtil,lies & maid, Iii 7533 9400d Tithigs to Eat - NAVAL ORANGES & other titru I D!/OQCE FORMS - Situ $2050. free details KIT. Dos ill. Pompano, Fl 33051 - 3GApai'tments .122473) , Van TUtSpairor Pull Your Hair US, A Wani Ad 322 Jell or 3i P11cc slim attractive 'my. at. 9913 would like to miet nice man. B,nSS&Forcompanlon - --(all 3233517. 11-instructions HANNAH'S MUSIC CENTER Lesions. Instruments, Ac Cisoriti. RepaIrs, 210 E. lit St. Can Help PMjiel3a3Il Santorj 3231711. Write P.O. Sot 1213 ______________________________ Captains licinse. USCG Sanford, Florida !!!.I examination prep course, I I IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM nights in Orlando Starts Jan. iN VOUR FAMILY1 lilh Sea School St. Pete $I) 5:7ALANON 1101 for information I for families or friends of I Sinpte I grc.jp tennis l'tstruclion problem drinkirt ivallible Teaching yjngsters For furlhr inIOrmiln call a SOCiaIty. Latest techniques. 123 4517cr write Pro IS Cefliliod by USA Pro Sanford Al-Anon Family Group Tennis Registry. For Into. Doug P.O Sot $53 Malic,ouUl. 332-3W. Sanford. Fla., 32771 - .- - is-l*lp ------.----. S-Lost& Found Ridgewood ability ttfb(* Directory. I, & 3 OR apartments, single slori Construction, adult & family area, cable TV. I. 150$ IV 25th SO 3732010 - -- to Conduct Public dinate law enforcement ac tivities with adjacent cam. 6--Child Care mi.mitios. Must possess ioun ____________ Claisif led ads serve the buying a Mlling Community every day. Read So vie them often. Babysitting in my horn., day or night. 331 51St trailer apts. Adults I family Park. Weekly 351$ Hey 1712. Sanford. 3231130 fopie who lik e i,.Cey cost classified as 10 buy, sell, or Mobile horn, lots I', 10'. 12' wide, no pets, adults. NV's welcome, 2313 Park Dr., Sanfor d. ------- __ __ NOW Take orders for Lisa Jewelry Call for Ire, .islg5 On toll Ore, 8").112M CAN MO AMERICAN VETERANS Krlder Rd., 3 BR, bsHw 3 car garage. DR. Pool. tennis courts, Club House, range, refrigerator, disposal, drapes, I Much Much Morel By Owner montit. 333W11. lying room, Si kitchen, $5500 Harney area. rho. No pets, ' _ -__ 41-Houses - --------- helps pay for fits, CIwlstmas spinsis. 5431M. Meetings Business .7:30 1sf Tun. your Bingo Jim Hunt Realty ,- "II Every Wed. &Sat. Early Birds 7:15p.m. CRANK CONSIT RE AL TY REALTORS 53040'1 HIGH SCHOOL GRADS- Limited Openings NOW? Good Pay (Sail Sanford 350.2 barn, *OS? *5, 104735-OIlS. "fl mo.), Travel, Adventure, Vocational Training Pest Advancement opportunity. Did you know that your club or organization can gsser In this listing each week for only 13 per IP*eftorlp.m,w.33,M7, Lawlewos-Noquallfying. siver•i models to choose from. Call COO Contact U.S. Navy Recruiting Office. Tel. 3211351. Regular Whltehu,st, REALTOR, 333- Military Compensation- is an Ideal Uniforms, Food, Lodging, 30 days paid vacation Complete the public ,~,rq~ SALES POSITION TOLL FREE-1 10 4324M RECORDED MESSAGE Sanfor d 2 BR, large lot. ..'ees. near stores, carpefee. $13,100 1011 Santa Nn Nu*ers BATEMAN REALTY - Nov. Real Estate Broker 3535$. Sanford Ave. 331 OlWeves- 337-1443. Year Out The New Year In The Old ,V BINGO Real Estate, lnc General Contractor 3734437 AM Employment 1:30P.M. V.F.W. LOG CABIN ON THE LAKEFRONT 273-7173 Johnny Walker Secretary open Receptionist 1114135 rim. Lab Tech. open SgnPainte,s $Shr.&up Manager Trainee Machinist To$Shr. Macis, Air, Land, Sad open Appliance Repair open body M fiD.rgless cap. 111w. More-Mac. More Every Sunday -_ - - -- -- - ______ Las, Mary-) se. Ii: bath new _______________ homes Under 517,000 with less than 5l down Government __________ Payton Realty Peg. Real E state Broker 3J3l35IDayorNigtit IIweliawi",aat 17-13 -HAL COLBERT REALTY,Inc New) on, lOath homes, $34,000. Government subsidy available. MialllpleListlng-REALTOR - Learn A Trade High sdwel g'a&a$e with drafting kiwwtedge intereSted in civil drafting. Etc. opsao.mlty with FLEET RESERVE ASSN. Mg'. "Mall', Matthew co.n4derat ion. Applicants sisguld apply In person with fit. Florida $late Employment Service. Ill If your club or organ. Ilk, to be this listing Izallon would Included in Everina Street, West Palm Beach, Florida. call: CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT vs am huffing £nveopes sane ktf-hiaftiped address envelops X12-2611 Tce P.O. an 151S $blcMo& your uhe msssag deNversi ThuS 11111111II111110111 se ws vii ii N$. Fir Iatsri$si asi duii- caN. Have - - 11 Mobil1 or 131.9993 - - - , - -_--_ .~ - . -_ - concotte and - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer "It was just a big combus- said. Willis said he has three wilts staffed by paramedics operating in Seminole County Herndon Ambulance Service, beginning currently. Including one In isaei'e'Ty, One second major grain elevator steel doors and knocked them next week, will charge an additional fee of out of Florida 11it.1 North in Altacnosd* disaster in the past week. off their tracks." 4$1.50 per mile for transporting patients to Springs, and a third In Sanford. A series of ear-shattering lie said If the explosion had L' hospitals, as the cowdy commission has The firm's total revenue from the Seminole explosions ripped through a hltthe main partof the elevator recommended In lieu of a subsidy. operation, Willis said, is $130,000 to $135,000 loading chute Into a silo on the Instead of along the loading But, Idus Willis, president of the ambulance anJ)uaUy. He noted that his company keeps side of the 2-block-long grain chute it would have caused the -firm, has little hope the increase In rates will separate bank accounts and aepsrate &C. elevator Tuesday night, killing same kind of dastruction that - -""" offset expenses svifldently to permit concounting records of Its Seminole County lOpe oonssndlnjitlngabot*30 happened In Lbulslana taM __ tinued operation. operation sod forwards repeta monthly to ,, others, one o(thetfl critically. --week. " -7 I. "And. If we cot provide a ftrtctaas the county , -'-m Authorities said today they "U that grain elevator w wivim and at 1M break even, well psil out Wulls said the latest heart monitoring had recovered nine bodies and It would be like anatombomb," _400 of Seminole Cotidy," said Willis today. equipment has been isatalled In the Ir t ~ I— knew the location of a 10th, and he said. ,. Seminole County's Public Safety Director Casselberry-based ambulance. speculated as many as five Workers were uniohing Gary Kaiser recommended to county corn"Well try It Kaiser's way for a 4:110111111111111 4:110111111111111 other people might be missing. grain from boxcars In a tunngl - . missloners Tuesday that the $14,500 annual months tfltimately the county will grow Rescue workers said they at the time of the blast and the subsidy the county had contracted to pay more, but rigid now the business Is just not could not Immediately deter- force of the explosion mangled Herndon this year be eliminated In 191$ In here," he said. mine the number of missing a railroad switching engine favor of granting the rate Increase to Hem. "If the rate Increase causes the collections because it was not known how beyond recognition and ripped don. to drop, we will have to renegotiate. contract many emploes reported for -concrete chunks from the side Willis ne said his firm Is having a "hard-with the cowdy. We've been In S.rniio3, IS enougb ratcsof$35 1hi I work on Tuesday's night shift. of the elevator silo. th collecting the current Iong time and madea lot offrndshors, but The explosion at the Farmers Robcrt Steen and Terry for non'energencles and $40 for emergencies we cannot afford to lose money," Willis said, Export Co., a grain elevator at Contella, the first Galveston without adding on an additional $1.50 per mile He said for his business to break even, the the Port of Galveston, came police officers at the scene, the patient's home to the hospltal."Increased rates would have tobring In $,000 0. just five days after the one In rushed into the smoke-filled silo "But, we'll try It for a couple months," he in additional revenue yearly to make up for from grain elevator In Westwego, shouting for survivors. They said. the loss due to urscoilectlbie fees and the loss ia., which killed 35 persons, found the body of a dead man Claiming his service has the lowest rates In of the county subsidy. Willis added that he The cauns of both eplosions immediately. then aWher man the state, Willis said the annual subsidy the doet believe at this point that the Increase were not known. and woman who were alive. county had been paying until early this fall wili bring in that much money. The shock of the Galveston "We couldn't see anything," amounted to 10 cents per capita, adding his Another cause of the Increase In expenses, explosion shattered plate glass said Steen. "We heard acre.firm has lost $10,000 this year in operating he said, was the 15 per cent pay raise be windows In some -nearby ming. We hollered to get to cods over revenues recently had to give to paramedic. staffIng buildings and rattled windows them." But, he said, the total loss will go down the vehicles. and walls downtown, several some when the county pays the three-months He said the two swvlvori "When we began operating In Seminole blocks away. subsidy It currently owes, but has withheld. were burled In the rubble and It under a subsidy 10 years ago, it coat $4,000 to "It look ed like a bunch of took more than two hours to "I'm going to see the clerk today to find out $5,000 per vehicle and today it Is coding silvermetalfire, then there was extricatethein from the twisted why the mesney has not been released," he $15,000to$30,000per vehicle. The subsidy was The aerial view might be great, but working cona smoke cloud afterward It beams and building material. said. $,00O at the beginning and this past year ditions not quite the same. That's because this looked like it was a hundred feet "it was total chaos," Conteila The firm has been granting a $5 discount for was $14,500," he said. building is going down, not up. The building is the old high atloag," Said John Larry said. "There was fire right OBLIVION prom* payment - "payment within 10 days Willis also noted that it costs $4,000 to $5,000 Sanford City hall, which Is being dismantled brick get Price, 34, of Galvj',qp. behind us. We couldn't of billing" - but that also will be eliminated to train each person in the specialized pars. by brick, stick by stick, Ray Orhart, J?, wu workft water to them." under the plan the county proposes, Willis medics field to man the ambulances today. 1. twisted steel beams from the tion," he said. 'This whole base of a grain elevator silo in building just shook. The force of search of victims of the nailon's the blast rattled the (sliding) '73 PINTO WAGON .................. auii.ans.*w 1511 ____ '73 PINTO RUNABOUT ............. HIS *,, ,, '7S MUSTANG II COUPE ....... , '73 GREMLIN ............. , c,i, aw, -ti.' _________________ I o., s., p1695 '63 STUDEBAKER LARK 2 DR. ....... CaOS,cis,'. i,, '41 CHEVY PICKUP .................. 91$ ,,,,'I1$$ '74 TOYOTA PICKUP ................ Cabe. 595 . 11W., li7 ______ _________________ •' BLUE BOOK CARS 1 I -111-1 S "I Orlando Dr - HiA y - 1 7 9? Sonford 321-0741 A` 830-6688 ~ CON LT($J, RUS11ISSOVICIUST118 'g' 111 AND LET AN EXPERT DO ThE JOB ____________ 11 -_-. __________________________ _ Land InI,nance __________________ - VIEW FROM 1 I _________________ -. LigidHouging - . 'lhJ'MtNT Sr-vice, Clearing. Mowing Back Hoe loader 3235311 Central Heal I Air Condtloning -For Ire, estimates, Call Carl Harris a' SEARS in Sanford 322 i1IC_ , '73 PINTO COUPE .............'saw inoiis, air, 44,,, 21U '76 PINTO ................ W,wisiw.ipe,1jJ$$ '7$ PINTO ................ 1.111 Mliii. ktii a Mews'. p, 5445$ ROBSON MARIP'E 7mIs*y. 1713 Sanford. FIt, 32771 . ou 4 0 C hty ,P I' ara geif? yo Ticket Lost? . I laces ____________ In I gsrn ___________________ - - ___ , - ________________ l 3 ' Literacy Testing The final scores are in, an d 'OfflmUfllCMklfls part. Only two counties bettered Seminole County high sciiooi state those scores, with Citrus juniors placed third In the on the Functional Literacy students having scores of 76 Test. The effort on the part of everyone days later. involved," said Andrea In track lingo, a dooper Is one who checks the losing the percent passing Bracken,dlrector of 'ondary percent education, Seminole County test must be passed by mathematics and tickets laying ar ound of the floor. Monday night's fifth race, a 3-74 combo, produced the largest payoff In trick history. Longshots at odds of 15-1, 7-1, and 19-1 ran one'two.three, leaving the odds on students who wish to receive a Pas.11It$ the COlnflflmiCat101U i, and In Situ Rosa County $9 graduation diploma favorites seventh and eighth. ' _____ __ ______________ Stoopers were busy this week at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, where opening night produced a 97,724 winning Infects ticket which had not been cashed two functional literacy. This will come through a cooperative schools. The test was given for the percent of the 11th graders first tune In October, and is 3978 and any years af icr that, students who did not pass this passed the mathematics and 97 designed to measure a student's first time will be given review percent passed the come skill In such areas as corns parison shopping, reading bus material and two more op- munications. Three other counties, 1fl or plane schedules, and making take the te , -, to st portunitles V according to officials of the cluding Brevard, Gilchrist and application for Social Security date Dcpartrnentof Education. , Monroe, had exa ctly the same cards or jobs. Sludenti in nearby counties In Seminole County 71 per- scores as Seminole County. did not fare as well as those in the county's 2,3 11th "So far we Ii.,. , cent of passed graders the well, but we have to continue Seminole Coii*y, according to mathematics section of the lest, working to hither Im'ove stat istics released by the and 97 percent pissed the students In basic skills and Del*rtzment of Education. . In Orange County 38 percent a of the juniors failed the ' mathematics portion of the test and 11 percent failed the P •' 4-A Haroscope ....... ... .. ..... comnlunlcatlons section. ....................... Volusia County, In Mdge ...............4.0 Hospltal .................3-A to Comics ....................4-B OtdtwIe, .................3-A mathematics was the downfall Crossword .................4.1 OVRSELV ..............1.1 of 34 percent of the 11th grade F41.rtaI ..................4-A 811.rts ...................7,1* lest-lakers, and six percent Dear Abby ............. . ... i-U Television .............. ..S-A failed the communications Ur, Lamb ................4-U Weather .................!.A skills led. - ____________ 10 lifted chunks of - Sass boat, like new, fully ' lpàsu a. ad 1-111111111- - BOOK CARS 55-Boats & ACCeSSOrIeS Guara -',ee 24-Business Opportunities bw BLUE - - Evening I&ndd GALVESTON, Tex. (UPI) inside a concrete warthoI35e Emergency workers using a about a half'mlle from the crane and a bulldozer today . explosion. - CHINESE SPECIALTY COOK. Preparing and cooking of varts Chinese dishes on menu, Siding other cooks in the preparation of all kInds of lead served In the restaurant. $323 Per weok,4 hour w. now & oerd. For Information and Business Meeting 2nd Monday-3eq Club NsuI$-3p1". Daily lCIssWW,g.l Sings Thswy Me Ten - - etc. Co. AIR CONDITIONING AC helper, steady So dependable. Call 333 3175 70) Commercial Ambulance: __ $1.50 Per Mile Hike In County ys Blast Kills - DRAFTSMAN D •J;. , LIGHT HAULING ST. JOHNS RIVER FRONT __________________ (LocaL) 311 5371 HOME 100' on river. 3 SR 3 Opportunity. COWWTY Pl!pIIty bath, C.H & A, $51,100 WAIl ADS ARE BLACK DrntO,-1pe.rQqpullyQu,'lj,.. COMMUNITY BULLETIN I WHITE AND READ A LL use A Want Ad 323 7411 or 531 SPACIOUS COUNTRY HOME jjjj, BOARDS ARE GREAT- I OVER. '11) on 4 acres in Geneva, BR, I DISNEY WORLD CLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN baths, family room. fireplace, BETTER. _____ plus fruit trees. M. Unsworth Realty Imp I.Nmov Save Money - Insutale Now -. EMPLOYEES ________ ( ISO' ON WEST JEts ST. with an Tired at fighting north bo.md 1tY CSIi - IWAN T[0P4EW HOMES TOBUlj in I Rapco loan, 'or old or new older run,, 135,110 traffic to gee home, d doing IOLDONESTOREPAIR PIOUWS. block or frame 321 '*31 9 the lame south bound to work? Ptsorio3fl_j ________ -•--REALTOR I MLS 177 HIDDEN LAKE DRIVE-) TOWERS BEAUTY SALON Live nest door to your work I 3134051 or eves 37.30517 Paintlng_.(interior I •, 3baths, CM & A. carpeted, I ltormovly Harrietti Seauty Nook) eaferiors. Lii £ save your nerves & espense, atio EaIpnidnt years "penance Large or --- ----- --------car garage, Swimming pool 1 'I( lit Si remove th, hazard of the itigh. RAYMOND E.LUNDQUIST 'c Jobs i Fre, estimates Call tennis courts available, $31400. way. OWlS YOtk own home here - -__ Chalnsaw Sates & Service Reg. Real Estate broker t anytime (10i) 73451);, or buy a takefron in £ build 3317114 %alesAppralsats ONE PHONE CALL STARTS Ii -. '0. your home. Two houses 323.7832 CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS Smittys Snappin Turtle available immediately on KISHREALESTATE,INC. ig to a newer horn., aport RESULTFUL END. THE Eves33311S7 33705)7 bsautiful 300 REALTOR acre Lak mt? NUMBER Sill e Mabel IS I 3305 5. Pars Dr. 3777111 St. ,wE.,s,h 37725)1. "don,f noeds' fe, P1511. sIll. ski, Swim in 1017$ French Ave. Sanford, Pta, _wlth a want ad. ----Clear said bottom lake. All Telephone (305) 321 0011 OPEN HOUSE Will 00 house painting a repair. II Pest Control utilities available. Owner will WEDNESDAY IS Carpef Cleaning yrs experience . 377111g. ARE MARY LahafreoW, swim. Carry mortgage. Telephone iö. W. 15th lists, ski. 3 SR possible )rd.35. 7131 anytime, .Cisa'mlng older 7 story homi en ART BROWN PEST (ON TRUL ______________ FR, ace. porch. uNit BLITZ CLEAN JANITORIAL -2342 Park Drive corner woode d acre W. 7Sw.44 Ps $i3. Eaperl cork Foam Shampoo Free Miscellerosus Ssrv1s 373 ISiS 50-Mice Ilaneous for Sale citmalel ARE MARY - LOU Mary Sled Pn • __ __ - -ClassIfied Ads didn'I work. in sit corner. Terms poesine. Rubsr Sten WILSONMAIENFURNITURE irIAllflli177a,siItslc COMMUNITY Bull ,...tllareWOUldq't be any. 531111 -. BUY SELL TRADE I "t t? tIre BOARDS ARE GREAT_____ cartiir Wooded kI.TAMOWTE W'teleiale, rhiIi IO Order, main 3II3ISE First W. 3321433 CLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN - bS. iNs. Nice trees. INt - .. lit Cliii -34 hr$ Call 3311053. Iliad CISSrIn - SETTER, - WIlT REALTY VAL 01*110523' 01 Wl. 5317203.. Land Clearing & $ PSrd boIei5 MuIt.nhI I ittien ,#r,ic. Sib WaIt Fwniti,,re dump truck for reid or lease, rn CRUST GREENE INC. 'pj' j3aj, j.7p, they. if Of Cossolberry Plaza _________________ PRECISI ______-__________ ON SAW PILING BOSFOI(y ELECTRICIAN LetUIfIley*r1 30gr3*OlIe,es. FRE ItCItIMATES OWN PHONE C.*U, STARTS Americon Rent All m.m CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS ARE MARY' S PR, him.. SAVE RISULTFUL (ND. THE __ _____________ insi* a ... fr'dsIv Psiatid EXPERT LAWN SERVICE (faUlt lid NO wrv.eet. bvyü a NUMSIN IS .MII. Fadery CI,.ranc.. on roomy 1W a 7V CWf*' . Selling CSe'i(ntenisy every de COrTlpleteL.awn Care M macames. linger, but 1IN P5 M'dV ALTERATIONS, DRESSMAKING Confractspree,.11 ANNE A, WALLACE 'W SIll, befance $35 Sing,r *11 IIPINa. 53UN, DRAPE%, UPHOLSTERY PuMa, Sold new fir 14)0, pay Req Real (state Beoker Pl'i0151)230,0 Bliderfl271J7(au ,lIfoaing - ____ 45 It "7$" Station, Paola, 377 5071 MllIef'sgood Used Television, ItS and up 3511 Orlando Dr. 372 0352 -- ________ AhrContioning • In 5 3110 '73 Chevelle Laguna- 71.000*) original miles. A.C. PS. PB, 4 Dr.. new tires. Reasonable. Call 3224W. nit her George. _____________________ Out of Ideas! Visit Etheul's liqves, I ml W oh I I on old SR ______ ___________ MORTGAGES BOUGHT I SOLD Will purchase iso & Ind mw . tgages at discount. 21 Hour approval, Call "? "is - 450$ (Dealer). ______ & Sold . *,Second JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 112 & 13 niodels. Call 373 1170 O( 134 -. - ______________ fundinä Builder 3233211 Eoual '." # 4' -.,-- $210 me approa. Owner Broker. ___________ Orlando, 54300)4 Eve. Ilousifig Opportunity '' body r ough. $200 or bog offer Radio. ('STEEN- S acres more or less. high I dry, good country estate. 513.100 with 12100 down owner will carry mortgage, we also 47.A Mwtgages Bouit networks. ' I. see atRldpewoodApfs. No 271 ____ _________________________ . Srrcp U%ed ma(hifl -Panes. Thomai Organs-ltovght REASONS WHY WE'RETHE & Sold Muiic Lessons P,iwat, LEADERt Call Dave Parr for a and FREE Group BOB BALL'S. confidential interview, havi building iof. Discount Music Center, 1307 French Ave.. 377 72SS STENSTROM REALTY CANALSUILOINOSITE5Iead1n9 to 11ilke Monroe. Jenny Clart 3737120 Realty, REALTOR, 372-1511. _ REALTORS _________19 _______ ___________ ______ ._________ _____ 3 IN. 3 bath, family rgm. dining 4 IPppe,jy room, living room, double .I ,tint room, pofch. CORNER,snsafloffke Lowdown, $34 337)354 = '' tIn Vega. methan1caIy good- Don't pile no longer needed items high asan elephant's ee. Place a classified ad. and pile thi money in your wallet? _________ equIpped, IS hp Mer cury mofor, heavy duty traiior with 11 model, 327-1117. ASSOCIATES GREGORY MOBILE HOMES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES J143 Orlando Or 333 3QQ LEADER? Professional _________________ VAIFHAFIP4ANCING training, Individual supary', all ERA benefits, WIler, & buyer home warranty, finest cOOke ____ ceptional advertisIng program are lust a hew of the many niture __________ 11-Antiques - I3t' 42 -4MbiIe Homes ' - 1111 Buick LaSabre A-C. P S • new tires.rwts good. 5450 373-1731, 3270457. __ 52-Appliances ____________ Medical Dental Car. Plus $317.50 me. starling pay to El of your club activities, -- REAL ESTATE . No Money Down II - taking up specs wIth a went ad in theHerald3fl.$II or I31.lIfl. Sunken living room, with fireplace, family room, Dining room, screen porch, fenced yard, fruit trees. Was $12,000. Reduced to $31400. Owner-33 SA NFORD PItA resale in Academy Manor, 3 2331Park DI 3222111 OR, 1100, 1157.73 P11, 340 REALTOR Aft er Hourk3371354 months. i%'i pet, APR. 333')',) 322444$ II you aren't I.JsAç pool tabie, lake a cue, and sell .1 eDt a Herald classified ad Call 322 f UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust Idylwiioe, 10' irentwo Dr. SN,) bath, pool home. 3 yrs. old. I •,T - %4lr to call Pete -- - Brand new left in lay away. soI bnioinallv Sill, pay balance. $1300_l%$217 _____________ •' - WALNUT STEREO REALTOR,3327ep1 4 6L perlence work lov- you or Oscar, Writer Pint 414 Ills. Sanford 322 14111i Dealer Agent - REAL ESTATE -. - -. Credit, Bad Credit' years of finance in - CaIIBart 1100. • w or new vied Car or truck I4 I] Cash 3224132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave, Buy & Sill, the finest in used ur ReIr.g %tOv, tools - 53-TV I or No Credit If your credit has burt rejectea it yu donl have a down payment Of it You ft looSrig for .1 Want Ads Get Peo ple Together Those Buying And Those Selling 3323511 or 131 Il3 financing. CON PIE T ELY RE COIl DITIONED- VA IFlIA homes located in many areas of Seminole County. $11,500 to $10400. Down payment low as tsti Punch Bo-ils, Cnarnpaj,e Glasses. Tables. Chairs, Rolla way Cods. Coffee Urns & Chafing Dish? American Rent- ___________________ convenient section. Gordon. *Ufk5hop,fttt5?etfledftotCh. Ready to move int?? Owner Reg.ReaiEstateSroker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Ppe377. III, anford Good 68- anted to Ba?ancedue$173lOorSll10mo Call Sew I Save 131-1714 day or nile Free home trial; no ____ obligation. Associatt,_104-7344511 _________________________ For your comfy cottage In Quiet President Carter is scheduled to embark Thursday on a nine-day Journey taking him to six nations in Europe and Asia. First stop will be Poland, followed by Iran, India, Saudi Arabia, France and Belgium. After talks at NATO headquarters in Brussels, Carter will return to Washington Jan. 7. He kicks off his trip at B tonight with an interview by the TV .'" / " * * * * * * ' 4 30 SPEND OVER $13,000 Hi call Rick at 322.13%. 64-Equipment for Rent ______________ NO NEED TO W.GarnettWtslte 3514111 or 3110103 ask for Frank. ____________________ -- Montgomery Ward "Signature" 10 hooter less than two years ° Electric blower and thor Matta, SIZS,W 33111102 after MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 37111*4 7771131 -. --' _ Credit Qualifies MOONEV APPLIANCES 323 REI'L TOP 323 auto.. A C. Excellent throughout Will take $2.11$. 323 5377 or 542 2541 :.._- - By owner 117$ Dolor. 210.2 DR. whIte with blue Interior, 1 speea. low mlleage,eacellenf condition, type tractor. Excellent corid., completely rebuilt, good fires I sheet metal. Roes. priced. 303 - Singer Futura In walnut cabinet left in layaway. Purchaser left area And we are unable to War e busIness under $7S.000. Terms. NEXT STOP: THE WORLD , t74ToyotaCorona.1rtU Adj. commode chairs, crutches. folding adi. walk ers I wheel chairs, Rent or Sale. America' R ent All 322 11)3. . SEPIMURE iF.ASHER_ Parts. Stemper Agency 2 10, into a 3 or 4 OR. Only 111.100. Low down payment. E-Z terms by owner-Realtor, Private cattagetowwer yg'., BR, kitchen, air, TV. L Ii AVON CALLINOI IiceHet earning opportunity South of Sanford I SANDRA CONDOMINIUM Handyman can easily Convert tests LPN Pull time. ii p.m. to 7 am. shift. apply In person. Lakeview toinCenNr. "t E. 2t4 LI. SEWING MACHINE CHRISTMASLAYAWAY 1171 business Inthis area. Property 4. __________________________ room Hwy. l7.fl way to inform - _________ -. International 100 Duil Hydraulic s ystem cu$ttvattng or mower All, 327 9113 Itive a room to rent? Let a classified ad find a tenant for lou? I - . -______ . * IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A WONDERFUL BUY, se, this Immaculate 3 OR at $2I, What have you go? Ownen may taki. * OWNERS WANT TO RETIRE from very successful restaurant ________________ chow week? Thu St. Johns Realty BROKERS Da ys 337 4173 63-?,iachinery.TooIs CARROLL'SFURNITURE,322S111 Rent °°'1L -- than ss registration fee unless Our Rlnsonvc new ______ "utos for Sale vehicle is sold. Call 04-fl3$3) for further details. Closed Xmas Neat sale Jan. 23. -----.------.-- Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Only COUNTRY FURNITURE. HWY 4$ ford. 323 terms. Senior C1tI:ens 1 of 33-Houses Fw-nhshed UPWWL M"14. DISABLED REALTORS 19 PARK 1% pct. assumable 3237%) trade. I 2365 Nights. 3727351 via. dining call us? We'll lilt you all ttoe features which include 3 fireplaces for those cozy evenings, 37 & a den $23,400. °" "'' ° Sleep sofa & Char, w i th th5 ad ilRhouse. Lake Mary, Byowntr. Call after 5pm $171117. ANYTIME - _ In companion. Short term assignments, Homemakers __- REALTOR MLS ________ BR, furnished cot. tage, Lake Golden, retired Couple preferred, no pets. 332. Nurses. RN's IS, LPN's, aides. Live t)on't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified al. and pile the money In your ealleti Harold Hall Realty 322-2420 31-Apsrttnents Furnished ---------- -_ - For Rent-I Reflebie women to 11". rent free in exchange for companion of ~women, 333.3143 Sanford HOLIDAY SPECIAL- Cl, 3 BR, eesy terms. 3735171 Casselb,rry Flee Market. 2000 Blvd., Casselbirry. Call Jackie, at $30 1700. Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION" wv. U. I mIle west of SPeedway. Daytona beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Sit. at 7:30, It's the only COO, in FlorIda. You set the reserved price. No charge other FILL DIRT I TOP $Ol YELLOW SAND _Call Dick Lacy. 323 7100 ChuckGo:mly, 3234341 _____________ Seminole Multiple Listing Service * RIDE BY 7711 P,ilmitto4,ttion ditloning, $110 month. hlçst, last I $30 deposit. 3330543. employer. - , homlin Wyiinwod? Beautiful 7 BR, fenced yard. air con- Pie. 32011. An equal opportunity Flea Market open New Year's wetSend Fri. ISal'. 9 a ML to S pm Fret. rent to lit time vendors. 1st come lit serve, 323'5774dayorniht __________________________ Sanford's Sales Leader BUILDERS, 3 baths, enclosed Pool. 171.100. Jenny Clark Realty, REALTOR, 3121515. SAN MO PARK-1. 2. 3 Bedroom - Supervisory police experience Is a prerequisite. Returnee will be accepled until 4:30 p.m. on Jan. %Stn. 1175. Address all reSumes: Mayor. To" of Pence Inlet, 4717 S. Peninsula Or., Pence Inlet, . NOTICE ATTRACTIVE- 3 OR. I bath 32Houses Unfurnished leadership Qualifies and be certified in the state of F la, Will bbysit in my home, New Years Eve. experienced couple. 11`1111 so. area, 517,00. GREAT- New] OR. lbath home in Sanford with all the eatrast CHIA. FR. entry foyer. w carpet, fenced yard? BPP WARRANTED. lust 121.100 GENEVA GARDENS 1976 SINGER FUTLJRA Singer's most modern s ew ing machine. fully automatic, sold or'ginally, ISIS RepossessedilO for a months. Iiaianc.r, COUNTRY LIVINC.- 3 5, 2 bath *it all the corn ices. large yard,tre,s,plants :-.Jre,tholco i B, bAlls- Nice neighboyhood, completely remodeled, concrete block, pool, carpet. 1334I00 payments. no money down. )7. Tommy. •1i0or323 43 ask FILL DIRT CLAY SHELLHAULING? 14$ 1111217 534.000. 521.1001 - 701h Year, No. 111-Wednesday, December 21. 1977 II?? Honda $10 take over -, ___________ garage. ChIA. we carpet, split BR plan, fenced private yard. landscaped yard, range, refrigerator, dining area, nice neighborhood? B PP WARRANTED. A buy at $71,230 Ave relations programs and coor. Judy at 32353 Apts. Ponce inlet - contact Wanted Population 1.230; seeking chief of police for staff of I people. should have community oriented NEED A SERVICEMAN? YiIl find him listed in our Business -__________ Arms 1 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments aalable Pool, Rec Room, Tennis Court. Laundry room. AC, D spnsaspter. Carpeted . Drapes Call 3234130 be'ween I 70 a m I S pm MILITARY TRANSFcR PEN. DING- Like new) BR, 2 bath. FANTASTIC- 3 BR. 1-' bath ho me in Lonqwootl! Eauipped kitchen , redwood porch in rear, shag carpet. wall paper & paneling? Much Morel Only Apts for Senior Citizens, Down' town. very clean I roomy. see Jimmie Cowan. 311 Palmetto Chief of Police Found: White Persian Cat, vacinity of Suniand Estates a Hwy. 7. 321-1531. - ----- - 1977 Singer Zg Zag SPP WARRANTED. Just GRAND OLDIE S'bORY_25R.-7 tv.;so bath, n.idshe ham, $ 11.000. Unfurn,std -- - FACED WITH DRINKING PROBLEM Pertiape AlcoholiCS Anonymous . . - time, balance iiso 1141717 Brand new, never used. slightly damaged on shipping, balance 1-1-ver _ - - room. Assume low interest DOLLHOUSE- i BR, I%la bath home In Dreamwoldf Huge scr. polio FR? Equipped kitchen, DR. & Much more? See It Now? UP Model 1705. good for all types of______ ____________________ carpeting, sold originally $254, repossessed -used for short 62-La wn.Garden mOIiQlgL 133.500. C H&A, equipped kitchen & moret Just 547.000. "TJul* S101up I BUY JUNK CARS- from ito fo ADDING MACHINE $30 Call "I 1624. USED EXECUTIVE 5100&up DESK ___________________________ STENOCHAIRS $20&up NOLL'S 7$-htOrCyCle$ Casselber ry. 17 1. 130 1205 ________________________ Getfull *pOSVlS- take Phal"For Sale" sign down & run C classitied.d.CaII3fl-7SIIorI3l- LECTROLUX VACUUM __ Removed BUY JUNK CANS, trucks &l:ti ports. $10 to 170 32151% after S pm & *ftkffldI. i_ 4 __ OWNER MOVED OUT- Needs to WO this attractively panelled, 3 BR, 1 both, with large family BEAUTIFUL- 4 ON. Jtflp.. on 1g. lot In Pksecrestt FR, with brick fireplace, pool & icr. patio, I USED 3 & DRAWER FILE CABINETS $701 up MANUAL TYPEWRITERS $01 Ave. Africa,. Peight Crawlers SO large worms, $t Also Peat, fine Quality, it bush.: Wholesale In your container, $ buitils or more. 7k per bushel. lAGOS MARKET, 2ed3 Sanford Av., ......JInIoqd 137 1441 WINTER VISITOR- See our lneap.nslve winter home special. 7 BR, I bath, kitchen equipped, C.H C.H. spIc.span, STENSTROIV1 29-Rooms 4-Personals It *-mice Su5 llca'atnoklaces.$31up;M.er Wallets. $3 UP. Come in & Owaltney Jewelers. 3015 Park CHARM PM THE PAST (fICIOUS etlli'Ifice hall. 3 DR. 2% S. IlaJi ft. LA. with fireplace. IbIS It. ON. Pool, Irces,. Owner ., ,ft redscsd price to 11USD. A NEAL. OPPORTUNITY, Decoratlns&afewantiqu.swIII make this home a show place. REALTY Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon REALTOR, 372.71$), for Sale 41-}bssi - Wooded 20 acres, on Lk. Karnee, also S acres on Lk. Sylvan, best terms. Check with me for I acre oarcels. William &*aliczonski, Sanford. Seminole area. Earn $30.000 $50.000 per year. Unlimited opportunity, one of the nation's fastest growing Orlando - Winter Park 4 ' . . . ., .. ... .. . - , , ' ' ______________ 50% _____ ERROL 1. ONlINE SSAI,701 4541113 (3011321171$ SmIter AsNc.-JOIIN W.SIINO acR,ar CO4$MUCIAI. balance at UIS See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER IøSStat.St. Sloshed i'I.lS, rn-Salt To List You( Today Sketch Sy Ran led 0- #aS . _, • - -- The possibility that the ticket may go uncashed was raised Tuesday night when the ticket had still not been turned In. Holders of winning tickets have up to a year In which to claim their winnings, however after that the money goes to 11w State of Florida. 'LaM year a man thought he had lost, threw his ticket away ISM On nod day wbm he Saw Ow rm.k- in Uw newspaper, he realized he had tossed away $,000," said Glen Looney. SOKC publicist. The man searched the trash cans feverishly, shifting through losing tickets for days, but neverfound the winning ticket. He still as a few weeks In which to cla mliii y, but wIthout the ticket, the money goes to the state. It Is not uncommon furs large-paying ticket to go wicasW for a couple of days, but rarely longer than that. Opening night mutuel handle was the largest in track history at $352,194. 90K Cs racing season extends through April and Is open nightly except Sunday with Matinees on Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. - JIM HAYNF �4I-tven$ f.usIay.o,cis,tm .1 27-Year-01d Dies In Jail / OrlancoansSuspect In $25,000 Burglary / Two Oilend. men Arrested in that city on different charges may be involved In a robbery at the Longwood homeolan Orlando attorney In which $OOO in jewelry and other merchandise was taken. 11c)FJ IN BRIEF Carter Names John White attorney, TongWn G. Laurone of 116 Juniper St., Longwood. interior, was reported missing employee. Sandra L Gold, 19. by its owner, James Qngnbley, Sheriff's deputies are in. Thieves had carted f a i pound sate containing the loot, who told deputies it was in very vedigating the Incident. Miss Gold said she put the police said. Weapons also were good condi tion. Deputies are I._. -£_at_ a__t .iawi. bas in "c =a orawer or he Ifl"JPuZW. PARROT, CASH TAKEN bedroom. When she went to get The two men arrested in A parrot valued at $00 and the beg early Monday morning, Orlanck, are being held on other charges. M following an in. $2 n cash were stolen Mon- it was missing from the desk. che tflM trew with one of them, police da m Dunn'! Pet WM4I4 f?' dep. said they obtained a search at b'itler Plaza in Casselberry, wwtv TAKEN warrant for an Orlando aidjeu ctordingtosheriffs deputies. BU who entered the 2403 and it Is at that address police Pry marks on the store's door DeCettesAve., Sanford home of found me of the lout taken in were found by deputies, who Oberto Piedra last are investigating the Incident. weekend Ramon burglary. took a jewelry Wx Seminole County authorities Roger Williams, the store's containi ng a gold brw'let and have joined in the investigation, manager, reported the theft to two diamond rings worth $900, police Tuesday. A white 1976 LInCOin police say. Nothing else was MONEY MISSING tinental belonging to the co. reported missing from the A bog containing $700 In cash owner of LongwooJ Uncoln. Mercury on U. S 1742 in an d receipts from Professor When Piedra returned home Lngr®d was taken between Bloodgood Photo Emporium in Monday, he discoveredthe Monday afternoon and Tuesday the Altamonte Mall, taken jewelry box was rnissinl and afternoon from the car dealer- home Saturday night by ' called police, who are ship county sheriff"s deputies former employee of the photo vedigating the Incident. studio with the boss' permy. CALCULATOR MISSING The car, which has a white mission, was reported MiSSIM A $6 Victor calculator and top with sun roof and white from her home by the former two radios were reported WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter's choice for Democratic national chairman is Deputy Agriculture Secretary John White. "a ._....._n • unsummate politician nd one or the tew Texas Democrats to support Democratic nominee George McGovern in 1972. White will succeed former Maine Gov. Ken Curtis, who is resigning amid party budget troubles and reports of White House dissatisfaction. Spokesman for the president have denied Ca rt er was unhappy with Curtis, an early supporter of his in the 1976 presidential primaries, - __2 a _p missing from a Texaco wholesale products pig at $ MCaCkIfl Rd., Smford, ICcrsding to police. The calculator was taken lad weekend when the facility's rw robbery in LoWood was discovered Monday night by the fi*n,,wrnt'Ip r1a a.:a,ass,..s iuuvi .t_ reported missing by Texaco dealer iC. Davis, were later . found by bavls. -MARK WEINBERG - 1,3 Million Cars Recalled DETROIT (UPI) Chrysler Corp.'s recall of 1.3 million cars -the largest recall in its history - raises to nearly 10 million the number of cars and trucks pulled off the road for safety defects by the auto Industry this - ewsmen To As Sp i ot Or N Be WASHINGTON tUPI) Former CIA chief William Colby and three veteran agency oflclals have defended pad use - year. Deputies in helicopters and cars, along with canine units, looked for Gary Bell, 26, a taxi cab driver identified by Sears and Wimberly. The agents said they had arrested Bell, who later turned himself in, on a felony marijuana charge before the shooting. Shevin To Appeal Ruling TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Attorney General Robert Shevin will file a Florida Supreme Court appeal today allowing trailer park rent controls to take effect Sunday even though a newguideLines needed. Reporters, most 01 whom served as foreign coaeipondents, were caned to testify Affected are Dodge Darts and Aspens and Plymouth Valianta and Volares built In the 1075 through 1077 model years and equipped today before a House Intelli- term subcommittee en t& .. - I '. "---- question of CIA involveit with either 225-cubic inch, six-cylinder engines or 318-cubic-inch, eight-cylinder engines. es: p - Be circuit Judge has declared them unconstitutional. Shevin will appeal Judge James Joanos decision of Tuesday striking down the law creating a Mobile Home Tenant-Landlord Commission to review rent in parks with over 100 spaces and roll back Increases it considers unreasonable. . $ - - )) American journalists who have worked since World War II as paid Intelligence opera. fives and at least a doom other WELCOME American reporters who, altho4h wpiId, were counted by TO O the CIA among its operational "UJeIL" Space - that's the On Dec. 2, Adm. theme adapted by the Tur ner, the current CIA Director, said all existing CIA obstetrics ward at relationships with reporters Seminole Memorial had been severed by the end of Hospital for the 1976 and directed that the CIA season. And that's on longer "eider into any Nancy Fenton, RN, relationships with full-time adjusting the little journalists(includingso-called man to greet visitors. stringers). Sp.nk.lInk's Last Chance? TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Attorney General Robert Shevin, urging the execution of condemned murderer John Spenkelink, - 01 reporters for dml Jfg.j work, but agree times have Bowing top from the National High. way Traffic Safety Administration, Chrysler said Tuesday engine problems have caused stalls that led to at least 27 accidents and Injuries to seven motorists, To / - says it would be foolish to have fixed guidelines for state clemency board Dr. Henry McLaulin, O.D. Shevin flied a motion Tuesday with the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans, asking for a rejection of an appeal of 113 Magnolia Ave.. Sanford, Fla. Spenkelink's death sentence. Spenkelink's attorneys say Florida's death penalty law should be declared unconstitutional because higher percentages of blacks are facing execution than whites. They also say the death sentence should be overturned because Spenkelink, through a lack of procedures by the Cabinet, serving as the state clemency board, failed to receive proper due process. Announces His Retirement with the media. They incisi. Joli Fromm of U.S News and World Report, who for years was daaoned In i; human Nickel of Fortime Magazine; and Tad ATLANTA (UP!)- Buddy Cochran, the Sink ad 'ard Jed, both now free L.s. white ex-MariDe h k) his Sports ca All four CIA wttnmes said through a Ku'KJux Zn rally in Preskient use of Tue Carter's hometown, was arrested in Atlanta WILLIAM COLBY MR&OROThYREAWJN Newman, St. Cloud and Mrs. night, 17 hours after he escaped from w - meant to improve U.S. Betty Wright. Langwood; son, itself or try jail in Americus, authorities said. intelligence. Reporters have American opinion by dLelafoi. Mrs. Dorothy (Dot) Reardon, Claude B. Lawrence, Deltcna; Cochran and another Inmate, Michael greater freedom of movement matlon or "black" propaganda. 65. of 110 W. Airport Boulevard three sisters, Mrs. Susie Hill, Sylvester Proctor, 30, who was awaiting trial and access to sources than A New York Times investiga- Sanford died Tuesday at Ashville, NC., Mrs. Alpha for attempted rape, sawed their way out of the diplomats or agents not under live turn reported Tuesday it Seminole Memorial Ho*tal. Gentry, Mt. Airy, N.C. and Mrs. Sumter County jail early Tuesday and fled cover, the officials said. found the names of more than Born in PtJadelpliia Pa., at Elsie Cook, Westfield, N.C.: Bottbeysaierwu moved here in 1975 from Bidinto stwroimcllng w fain, N.Y. She was a member 01 two brothers, John of Mt. Airy, silly Intent to 11111fluence u. Holy Cross scopal QiurcA N.C. and Arthur of Deylona; $ii.._ I wiwwuae- UU(5IPPW WVCU srwiuciw en am two I..gd Noflee RIARDON. MRS. DOROTHY uvus.uq (DOT) - Funeral services for Operdor with the Cor4ln.,dal greatrandchlldren, Mrs. Dorothy (Dot) leardort. U. UNITED STATUS DISTRICT co. Gramkow Funeral Home is In NOTICE of ItO W. Airport Boulevard. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Survivors arge of arrangements. Notice is include hiftby given her ch that the Sanford. who died Tuesday at FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION SiMinoli County School Board will Seminole Memorial Hospital viii husband, Walter La, Reardon, COURT NO: 17.19.OIL.C$V.5 *14 a heating at the beard room of I* Friday at ii am. at Sosnoran UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Sanford all brother, kim C. the school board office at 13H Funeral Home Chipel with Fr. Pla Wilt. vs. LUTHER HAMILTON WRIGHT West, Daytona. MellonylIfo Avenue on Januory it. Leroy D. Ses.r of Holy Cress WMAROARRT LEE HAMILTON. W?S. concerning me ion at c Semoran Funeral Episcopal his wife. of of Home, PAST fondont(sl. policy OGiW 734 which urlal In HipfsIanl Memory AND KEEP IT OPPI NOTIcI OF 1*1.1 - iic. is orOpoI Alternate Springs, lain charge ______ would cfigs the limit for movesbie Gardens. Visitation 7.4 and 7.9 twrøy given flsof psusnt fo a TRIM ClINICS property that insiSt be listed.' p.m.. Thursday. Semoran luminary final decree of 1,9, 422.49N easloasdi prepwi, rsc'd numbor Fimirl Ifeme, in W. Smniran Fmcfosuuwxedsn ca I. ___ 14 ricordid On the scnesis CLA Blvd.. Aitamwde Spekipe d8 3. 131-1309 It" by *a men O*Nbd celort in fifli In charge. V80191 V from me premt valsie of me aWv styled coees. the w Claude Croekoti Lawrence, more. AftP*ugI dsrs1ns United States Mirsftal, or RSO5 to $1 7$, of U Palmetto Ave., one of his -lttPlorId dSpAlls, there Is no method lw determining LAWRENCE. CLAUDE ,,. Sanford, died Monday Meld at sdlt- 1141 M..lJIw Mom which i,iiofil rOsiN frof,, - this cnang, In policy. savings are for Claude Crockett Lawrence. SmnlnoleCourey. his residence. Born in Virginia, Florida, desalbed 11if (tit, Off N ;, o 2543 Palmetto Ave.. as: Lot i& Waih1ngt HIINI estimated at 54.10000 for first year . he came to The specific law being Implemented Sanford. whO died Monday subdivision, according to Plat Legal NOtICS area 24 years ago from that is F S. 27407. For those persons it Is residence, will be at I thereof es '°° . p.m.. Thursday, at First Baptist of date. He has lived in Sanford page 3? of the Public Records of FICTITIOUS NAME Ch,rch of Lonq*ood with Rev. Seminole County. Florida. Subject. Policy and economic Impact for the past seven years. He statement may he obtained at me Notice IS hereby glum that I am Jim Hammock officiating. huwevef, totaes. if any me. to, the was a member of the First school wigegid In board business a. office at 1311 7l Orlando Burial In Woodlawn Memorial War 1f7$. at public outcry,, the MellonvIlle Avenue, Sanford, Or., Semno ile County. Florida, Park. Orlando. Gramkaw Baptist Church of Longwood, highest and heW bidoer for Ceds of Florida. under the fIctitIous name of Funeral Fal Home In charge. I7a cloctnoonsssTussd.y,Januory the Hairy Knozfield F&AM Ron.' P. TeNon. COLLECTION BUREAU 74. )'7$of Nw west door of the OF Lodge 01 Alexandria, Va. and o..wman SANFORO AND SEM.CO. and ttiat S"10010 County Courthouse, ROSSETTER, MRS. Seminole County School Board I Intend to register said name with Sanford. Florida. ELIZABETHH- iends of the theWooanofth,Worltt He Dec. 39.117? the CIert of M Circuit Court. Romtter familyFr Dated: December ii trii was a retired building conmay call a, me Florida In ac F GEORGE 1. GROSSE 'e of Mt. and Mrs. I. F. tractor. DES. coidarce will the Provisions of the United Sims Mar 7the Jr. a, ?ft Oak Ave. ctltIm Nam Statutes. To-W it: F ictitious Sur vivors include his wife, Midile Distr ict of Florida Sanford from 3:30 to L30 p.m., c$ioSM.es Florida SIaMes 1W. KENDE U. W. WHERRY Thursday. Briton Funeral Mrs. Nellie Lawrence, Sanford; S; A. J. Spray Assistant United States Attorney HomePA In charge at funeral three daughters, Mrs. Hilda Publish; Dec. 21. N. $777. Jan. 4. 11. arrangements. Attorney he Pta Wilt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Newby, Sanford, Mrs. Jo Ann PsibIlil: Dec. 21, 31. It??, Jan. 4. ii. Il$NTUINTN JUDICIAL CII. Cochran Caught AREA DEATHS From The Practice Of Optometry February 1, 1977 Office Will Be Closed December 26To"Jonu6ry5th Insurance Firms Sue Gunter TALLAHASSEE- Sixteen major insurance companies sued Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter Tuesday to block auto insurance rebates totaling $22 million which he had FALL CLIAIANa ordered. The companies, including some of the state's largest, sought a temporary Injunction Epi -- to prevent them from being forced to make the refunds by Jan. 15 as ordered by Gunter. p, A hearing on the suit was scheduled for this morning before Leon County Circuit Judge -- James Joanos. The insurance companies called Gunter's order seeking $22 million in rebates from 47 auto Insurance companies "arbitrary, unreasonable, oppressive and .dlscrlmina- - ___ - - . _________________ BIG SAVINGS. LADIES' MINI 1 CHILDIENS CASUAL and Dliii JACKSONVILLE I UPI) A very drunk," said Llpkovic. said he had no external injuries Berg said guards checked time a car flipa over several Police arrested Calvert and 27-year-old man who suffered "Three hours after the accident except for a cut lip despite booked him into county jail at him at 2:45 a.m. and found him times, I hope the perion'is put severe Internal injuries in an he W.16 per rent alcohol in his being apparently thrown from 12:45 a.m. Saturday on charges on the floor 01 the cell. An in the hospital even for a few auto accident and died less than blood and at the time of his his sports car as it flipped over of driving while intoxicated, emergency technician, a nurse heirs." four hours later was too drunk accident It was .20. He was on fill Interstate 95 exit ramp. speeding and license and and a rescue unit all arrived Officials from the police and to know he was hurt, the Duval .taggering drunk." within three minutes, but found fire departments maintain their "When we arrived, the man registration violations, County medical examiner says. "Alcohol is a narcotic pain 'ias walking around and apChief of Jails Mike Berg said no vital signs, men did their jots correctly and depressant agent. It just conS peared to he all right," said Calvert was placed in a holding After Calvert's family was that the death was just a freak Lewis Calved of Jacksonville spired against him. He really rescue Capt. 1. F. Osborne. "We cell waiting for a sobriety test. notified, the family asked that occurrence. Beach suffered brain damage, didn't feel any pain." took his pulse and blood "He was checked every 10.15 an investigation Into the death "What's so hard for us to torn lungs, live broken ribs and Calvert's family said it is pressure and two times he said minutes," said Berg. "Some- be conducted, take. Is that the medical a ruptured liver in the accident considering a lawsuit charging he ft-It fine. I checked his chest, times he was checked even "In retrospect, there was a examiner told us that possibly at 11 p.m. Friday but received negligence on the part of police' starting at 11w top, trying to more' often than that. He ap- bad Judgment made some- he could have lived if he had no treatment, Medical Examun- and other city employees, "lint pain, but found nothing. peared to have no injuries, no where," said Lipkovlc. "I think gotten treatment," said Gordon er Dr. Peter Lipkovtc said Rescue technicians on ttw lie was almost emphatic about pain and no comments what- the man should have been put In Gardner, Calvert's brother-inTuida. crr.t' "ijn,'1 w m:ir. anti "!tn ::c I cv'r:' 0ie !:... id Frnm mw en, any law from Atlanta. Calvert was found dead at 2:45 a.na. Saturday In a holding cell where he was awaiting a drunk driving test. CHARGE YOUR "The man was apparently - ORLANDO (UP!) One Orange County sheriff's department vice agent was shot and seriously wounded and another was nicked Thmdav night hv a man th.v had lit nrrc.cfgrl ooa drug charge, deputies said. Agent Ed Sears, 29, was in serious but stable condition with a gunshot wound to head, and agent Alan Wimberly, 31, was treated for a minor neck wound and released. , N INBRIEF Shot By Man They Arrest i ' SWW P Tied To . Insurance 'IOSPITAL - SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ALWAYS SHOES &O BAGS 2 For $3 I ' I . UNITED STATUS DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION COUNT No. 77.IOPL-CIV.Y - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. pt.itsssi. en. NOSCOI SMITH, a. of of, O5f (5). - NOTICE OF SALE - Notice N tirSUIJ Own flit pursuant to a FINAL DECREE of Freclosuqe ontered on December 4. im s me aeon snuffed Cawl In Rue ab5v styled CaiRn. ders4neo Undid Stiles Mantel, or on. of his duly authoriZed dea$les. will Sell me pripelty sleoN 10 SmNsole CWy,Fhel,deocrlssd CASE NO. 77'13014A44C a let The Manlo,s all LORRAINE D. DIP1ETRO. and otji J. Niwheiid. NOTICE SYPLICATION TO: MR. wwfowrmaco,y of y KENDELI. W. WHERRY - 01.) SALE - Notice is Isrsby given ma pg MiNor H. hachailu. Jr, Dirt I *0 CIrcsOt Comt 1ii, - - - 5PM.. ni TO OWN" cwk - 00 iSf*: Dec. 7,$i.31111177 DEI•3S to a SUMMARY FINAL DECREE o f Forecheure entered on December i. 1177 by the above f"fNled Court Ni the cause, the undersigned United vat" Marital, or om of his duly --. - oumlrijud deegsle. will sell the ounty, WETHER readings: tern- time (rest likely I*ght. Laws psra't, IS; ewrWt laws, from 39 colder laced.. I. IS; yesterday's high , $1 North looz p*., stey Iiarth.ed wine 19 in 1$ mph a.1; relative hIdNy, IS per tedi dialatElag liMgbt. cent; wt calm FIICC1I*: Some trust again T1I)F.s ruld.i- . . Dsytse Beach: high 9:29 locatioss. Csdlned lair and Lb., 9U p.m., low 2:14 am., 4j temperatures my t7 of In ed aid *toed4.l 4.WlW,*I a. poft _$cry SS NW bww for useR OtIS e'cinc& noon so TiR y. Jmasry a. ma a ml Wed door a. *0 County CesrThom , Sanford, 1da _____ *0: i. $4 3017. 010101 5. 010151 Uniud Stoles Marsisal M4Ie Dóstrlcf of Flor ida KENOCU. W. WHERRY *ed iMNI Nails Aflato, MNm he PMWIl 1130 Dec- n a. ton. - - . . . . S U I PacketS aeths IdI ML " ' ' M. protection coverage on four wheel passenger and utility Pr AO boy m & Teresa E 'fibs a boy DISCHA*G 4snfcrd: RAW DAMR" • PIP insurance will not be required on trailer-type vehicles, such as mobile homes, utility tralleni, or motorcycles, motorsonoters, truck4ractors, straight t rucks, or government 40 lyr '1 _____ owned vehicles. If an Individual does not maintain the required instwance, the new law prohibits The tax collector train twang a renewal decal or new tag, and Ow Department of Highway ON ALl. hOliDAY ITEMS - IEDUCE 04" CHRISTMAS CARDS If • CHRISTMAS DECORATiONS • GIFT WRAP • RIBBON 'TASTE rEAl's • ORNAMENTS CHPISTMAS .\ . CANDY.. Safety and Motor Vehicles is required to suspend all tap and the driver license. . __ • I ,- MOON ' N inmus MOeITURIPIut I tJ . I _.J.I _I- .CYCLI 260 CT. 09 with the 00 0 COTTON COSMETIC FLUFFS Dodt becareless HANTILLY RAIN isoumimy tUBA tics HANDS ROSY com CREAM S as. A 6.50 Reg. 1.22 II__KAY REVLON NOON DROPS IION MOIS1UN JS 5MM OS UUl} 0114~ 9501511111 W CACHET or WIlD SONG MAX FACTOR vial PRIScI NATCHA. uw aossiuss HARD * BODY TU HUDUM ____ us a - CUPJIUINO CREAM 54L 1W LO11O5tos.A 5.60 vial I __ GLOVES HEAVEN SENT Pa DI HflA RUSINSWN PUNESPRAYZIL.. 5 X" IMTE A5.3 vial 111MYCOLOM 26L 75 SALE NNNZ 1W ALERT SHOP NOW AND SAVE TABLETS Packet a NOYAHISTINE rCONOUTANT IUTAMINE Bezel m• Lo INITICIAIEI panel trucks. MpSg OsMwyltesis ¶11 4 PM SATURDAY PIRb it • CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE automobiles (recreational vehicles), including pickup and LIMIT 1 PLEASE NCImAm 4, 'z4 not required to carry liability insurance, but they must maintain personal Injury OY LIMIT 2 PLEASE P are 4fj, TOILET T$SUI 4 L UMIT 1 PLEASE .' Wurmltng,r, izn Salle Mae Colfie a MAC Tal P*YMINT. i9 UMIT I, PLEASE ______ 1O9'*C * Of at.hl.b 24100 l*rds V. pugh.., terprins I (wn.LakaMwy laaA.Wa'd,OrsOty OPUI ON Imefe -Pat, ROUND HALF GALLON ANTACID Insurance. Florida motorists as of Jan. 1 U HO - -' I " IuyP. Jackson. Deltcna auline Lewis, Dauns " PeWlibed Bolfy and stidep, uus Sah,.4, and Cirfihaso Boy by T Sanford NiiId, Inc.. N. Pr c* Ave.. Sanford. Fla. 30771. limed Class s rides. Paid I INford, Phelee M. Halos Dithi,,U COnNI R,"Al C MesSRi. $14.$i Yusr. Dy E. Tner Sallie Mae Coffle 3oresa B. TUlle 17.n.vIav. A. Dhothorn. Cam pist, Debris a.as., 9:11 p.m., law 2:41 am., l m-..voo, o. No. in AMR CHRISTMAS 1•---- ALMA-SELTZER 16 OZ. JAR Flora H. Jones, Columbus, Ohio Debra K. Dwican& baby girl, Sanford ICE CREAM SOFT 'N PRETTY _________ CARTRIDGES PEANUTS Janice M. Reed Henry C. White Thomas John Duff, Deltona Elary idhR Lad, DsBsty slay B. Power,, DeBary olmBalky,De*ona dward B. Shiner, Deltena I Isypuil 295 a..., 3.29 11911111111111010 90 P.m., low 95 a..., SdIp.a. W Isday. Decamb, a WAS. 1 4 3:39 p.m. Peel Caia,eral: high 9:95 EwnIa Ifri. sat. Perils Rbwu F1 am. c@W thr000 ya jab Monning Sr. - Florida. described as; Loll. Lake m.derate Thursday. High. Sylvan dlSat. 11i inky mesa. tm..aJ to 30. ____ p UMI Se, I ,hepIfo fUJ • N4* ,r (semi Afta"M OWN 11 subs A"N"" Ii UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION COUNT NO. 74 N.OIL.CIV.I UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. PlaIntiff. +vs. PRINTHA M. CARPENTER.. Single woman and MILUND. INC - NOTICE OF DIPIETRO. JR.. on'wor or pbNdN to the : Lei 7,OrIfI EsheiS. aCw*b lwisnt Politloma". al*v.w, to me - m.. 4i' I.: - aasvCOW USUISE. U, of - to to, San 1*1 tiniii I CISed!. *,Ptor* *1* Olin *0 PWMI oasm 011, 0180" to *0 *do,Spl95po ?$us aS me Cuff of no Crew MUelpMlhe t.LlSiof t en orsollirsasor ftr COO at 17 Vdk MOn On CoiNglagir, 57, If In MU N do 30' TIdeIJ, .IMiry 'Se6 ma a me, • triun via Be 1811" alabur ma Wed user sO the Cowley he me r~ dwn30 to me C*ous $enfor4. F*. mlm, I: DecJISa. II, ., DATED t leoferd, PIBltoa. *USU S. OSOSIR lominsto Cy, Pto,* thin SIR (MIII 100*0 Marthof dly I i. Me$e District of Florida ____ he . wit,. LOUIS J. DIPIETRO, JR. 300 New York Avenue Em) Harbor, New Jorley lasts YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED ma a PetItion for Dissolution of r*W be filed against yesi. , DES.Iei CUlT, IN AND FOR $IMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 1171 DES_fl 1W ______ NOTES Con-Is Britton Anna F. Brotherain James Dan Jr. Vera Hasty BORDIN TRAC H collector. Whether a tag Is renewed at the tax collector's office or by mail, proof of such coverage must be presented in the form of an insurance ID card, policy, binder or self Insurance certificate. If the motorist is under financial responsibility requirements, he or she must also show proof of liability 24 (I) GILLETTE Collector's office. The 1977 legislature shi fted responsibility for checking insurance coverage from the automobile Inspection station to the tag agency of the tax 1 LT_J Q on ROASTED DEC10CB30R 27,1977 ADMIONS Hanford: Uoe Anderson William L Bcndurait crTIe Britten Patrick A. Qesned velyn H. Dietricts J. Fidler ' lmothy L Holcombe Jamu N. Holmes P.obut B. Jolmam Jr. Ruby N. Jones Knight Holly Leigh Lyle •silL L:-i PENNANT lilY NOW AND SAVEI 4 DRuGs1oEs Beginning Jan. 1, 1978, proof of automobile insurance coverage, personal injury protection or liability must be shown at the time of renewal of a tag. It was announced today by the Seminole County Tax ASPIRIN PRESCRIPTION AT SUPERX WITH A BANKAMERICARD OR VISA MASTERCHARGE Car Tag -...... - 01 ne Was Too Drunk 110 Know ne Hurt Orange County Deputies . WASHINGTON (UP!) The House ethics committee has accused Rep. Lester Wolff's executive secretary of perjury and somehow getting rid of documents wanted in the alleged Korean bribery scandal investigation. The charges against Bonnie Robinson were made in a "statement of alleged violations" dated Dec. 16 and released Tuesday by special counsel Leon Jaworski. It does not implicate Wolff, a New York Democrat. t office door window was Smashed, aind the office was ransacked and vandalized, ay Two portable radios valued at $75w,rejo reported mining. Two checkbooks, originally -- Secretary Accused In Scandal :1 rIDInA 1R M Pr WI Staid.v. Dec. a. , £venia Herald, S.,t Pt. TI IS / __ SUMMER'S GENRE liGHTS SNORT & SASSY VITAMIN E na ouun TOUCH EVE IOQIU,loos 14A*PAINT1NG coROmouER mT ON 4"domba FU as III Oft IX 'I Os G& WN NG OFANY ROLL KODACOLOP FILM 99' OFFER 0000 014 KODAK. OAF AND RJJI FILM ONLY. ONE ROLL PER COUPON. .= I"i" 7OZ. I-MILLM& NATURAL AND ORGANIC uw~E- Ah F i ouuesis, Rig. and Super S movies. $IT 2 SOILS M COUPON. -'a �I I p tI anIngIfriuId I Now that Christmas has passed. I finally remembered th e things about the holidays I 3NN. FRENCH AV,SAPD,FJ,, Aresc.d.xs..3,iii4 1/ Met. Around Wi&eidy, December 2$, 1977—IA 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Nlla&,, NORMAN N. (HRIN, raw RONALD G. BECK, AdveitlMgg Diredor 4 j. -1<, He Deliver,: Week, 55 cents; Month, .4O; $ Mobs, 114* Yesr,m4o.By Mail: Mo;s11sju t40. Turning Dagger On Ourselves The Clock Dy JIM RAYN Nobuhiro Ushiba, Japan's minister for external economic affairs, gives the impression he fully understands why the Americans are so upset U.S-Japanese trade. He also should understand, after his current visit to the United States, what our government and business leaders want Japan to do about it. But it is not so clear that the Japanese are wi lling to do enough soon enough to satisfy the protests Mr. Ushiba Is hearing. Before we step up our criticism, we should consider how much the Japanese can afford to do without throwing their own country into a tailspin. The end result of the U.S.-Japanese negotiations is easy to state. Japan should reduce flow of its imports into the American market and open its doors to more of our exports. This would ease a trade imbalance which has America. b) have little compunction about entering Into jolt vent ures with the Mafia when the occadon Both answers are correct. Twice in re years, the public has belatedly leaned that federal officials s* ponedly committed to advancing the ca use of Justice have enlisted some of the moat notorious figures from the world of organized crime as their pe reached the Intolerable level of $8 billion for this year alone and would promise some relief for the rising unemployment In U.S. industries which cannot compete with lower-priced Japanese goods. Mr. Ushiba is saying Japan will move "as quickly as possible" to accomplish that, but Commerce. Secretary Juanita Kreps doubts that the results will be dramatic enough to change the The most cent dlac1c, comes in the form of a newly pobilaked bock, "The Luclano Pro. ject" by Radney Campbell, a veteran journalist -- fromthe, 5eVlOndylecretfl1eacI th,1at, ThomuE DeweY,rofNwYoftfm1,43 to l. Dewey touched oft a nMiwlde controversy In 90 when be prison Ie4enc, of thanks (Lucky) Luciano, one of the ceodrya more uw1ouaMaf1a.,s,o the 1p m w do that L'"O cooperated with mllltwy officials during World War II. The debate that el yeas later, when Dewey annght to resolve picture very soon. Well she migjü, considering the economic problems that Japan must contend with to make ft the changes we are asking. In spite of the remarkable success of the Japanese In manufacturing and selling export goods, Its economy Is no picture of health. Unemployment Is at Its highest in 18 years. Corporate bankruptcies are record highs. For Japan o make immediate concessions tha t would curtail their exports and introduce more foreign-made goods Into their now-protected domestic market would be difficult, to say the H ____ ___ ____ at least. Hence Mr. Ushiba mist hedge on his promises. Considering the extent of tariff barnes's that keep U.S. goods off the Japanese market, the United States Is In a good position to be emphasizing the importance of the two-way street in foreign trade. U.S. officials are warning Mr. Ushiba that It will be hard to contain the sentiment for protectionist does not come around. But we must avoid, for our own sake, the ___ mistake of aumning that all the remedies lie across the Pacifk It Is well known that the structure of Japanese society, and an unusual relationship between government and business, help create the marvels of productivity and efficiency that undenly Japan's success as an exporter. While Japan may have been slow to appreciate how this can load the dice in trade relatloos, our Insistence on changes In Japanese policies should be matched yaclehekat Uwe p&j in America which also affect our trade balance. What about the productivity of our own workers, and the efficiency of our own Indiatrlal plants? Labor relations, tax laws and other factors affect the price-gap between American and Japanese goods. ____ ____ We must ImsIst that Japan be more s.Iflveto theimpact of Its trade policies hem but not to the extent of committing economic hara-kiri. . 01Unde!to protectionist cries, inviting l.raertflancooperatwdhe turning the dagger on ourselves. IERRY'S WORLD . I j $ LONÔON not least two Britons. It was sno wing In Rochester, N.Y., the day the U.S. Postal Service announced that Its deficit this fiscal year wWd be 11 .3 billim- more tho double its original prediction. What's so remarkable abo ut that' Only that Patricia Brennan and her five em ployees were out delivering snail In that snowstorm, In violation of federal Postal aaloi," Express statutes. "We s'ad sa'ndwhowulsuddshavini thelrftM beer but bunch of USFS latter carriers!" Therein lies one of the reasons for the high cod and declining quality of the Postal Service, according to M Brennan, cwnr P. Brennan Hand Delivery. It's attitude. She compares her 2Omedb.cld downtown Rochester service with the USFS. We now have customers and we're lJl guarantee sam e-day delivery and we have to h ustle to make that happen." Is and her crew pick n the mom ng, sort M noon, j,. In the afternoon. "U the USFS had put liv, guys on our routes In direct competition they could hav, wiped us out In24hours,"Pat & 'd.iha ceatheIervice In berown c,Jding n an , nag', 04 jv p L qj ____ ____ _____ -' • ______ • ,— • / / _ _____________ ', ' _______ __________ ______ • • ____ ____ . /• / ,/ ,, / • , / • _ or A ____ ______ ____ • 1 • • ________________________________________________ Rescued At Th. Brink SCIENCE WORLD trw' o of w L 3 t I • . Elmer bWi _______ ___ - I INè'$t ____ I" -I from the Egypt's Sinai Pe ninsula, captured in the 1967 Middle East war. But Sadat said he held off accepting Begin's offer to keep the pressure on Israel even before it begins." The official daily Al Is no longer a problem.' Abram newspaper said today Sadat had appealed to President Carter through U.S. Ambassador Hermann Ellis for 'backlug for the rights of the Palestinian people Ito a state) with the aim of achieving a just and durable peace." Sadat. in his radio and television interview, said Israel and Egypt had reached virtual agreement on the Sinai Peninsula and that "Sinai Is no longer a Problem." And he dressed that even Begin's proposal for homerule for Palestinians on the occupied West Bank of Jordan was a cornprehemlve peace plan that publication of the declaration of intent for the sake of the Palestinians" he said. Begin said Uwe was "no chance" his army would pull beck from the occupled West Bank of the Jordon and Gaza Strip but Sadat said he would ask President Carter to put pressure on the Jewish state to reverse its stand. included the Palc.stinlani "for the first time in Lsraeis history." But. Sadat said, it was not good enough. He said Begin's refusal of fully sovereign Palestinian state had dashed plans for publication at the end of the Christmas summit of a joint "declaration of intent." "1 stopped the Begin, otinIng the peace plan he presented to Sadat at their Christmas summit tn Ismailia, Egyot, told the Israeli parliament he proposed autonomy for the Arabs onthe West Bank and Gaza Strip but a continued Israeli military presence to assure security for Jews. TWICE THE PRINT W IF AN found. 0 IN Gt an *Xtra set of prints with .very toll of color and black and whd• t,Pm d.velopsd sod prtnld tODAY AND EVERYDAY TNMTMFM Recession Claims Life When you pick up your de"ioped film and prunts, buy two rolls of Kodacolor or black and wiule pnnt film for the regular once of one TOKYO (UP!) Police pulled Aldo Hashimoto's body out of a river in Osaka last week as thousands of well-to-do Japanese thronged to the airports to leave for New Year vacations In Hawaii and Guam. Hashimoto, 47, was the owner of a small Industrial design company, one of thousands of businesses that went .bankrupt in Japan's domestic recession. Two days before drowning himself, he had dipped Into his personal savings to give his last five employees their severance pay. TODAY AND EVERYDAY 11 TWICE THE MEMORIES attitude." Her office lain the basement and ths. Postman ref uses to walk down the sign" ) ni deliver her malL - ____ .d 1978 kt Ll - . - Nf rw s. -01V. 24 • bg . . 117, is 0 4 auzi Whips un 'Congressman' nessert I trusting trouble of serving was perhaps too c-=i -'iias aid in e p of Tongsun and father, George Watford ofa Dallas firm called too cozy with a few congresainen. TheyPark base no p claimed Ida ass raised the evidence that she Is guilty of bribery or _-ift Over by The ok will reve Sail's secret recip for espionage. and from gifts bestowed by pse4er. Two The notoriety, meanwhIle, has Ptd i other. Oriental delightsas Kim aiee and Cheju Watford children were good for an ad* I'twaunt. It wil l also InChale from finding a job in Washington. She wrote the figures as crime overlord Taane' bo ØnM lIlId1l4 Jimmy and tycoon J.P. Morgan, has now figured In a wild game chase after a collection of exotic Korean ingredients for a bizarre dessert, which Sal has cookbook In the hope It would help her dart a named 'The Congressman. catering business. We asked a collage staled abed her $12060 7% and c frei the of Footnote: Peter White gave us a polite "no Krueser lft,and she nufomed total Igeeraac Jner thstarmuWaterpr.,, who lb. latter is concoction of liquor. Ice cream comment" about the Inci nt of her 1*JSN "Maybe Daddy did ft for m,,w de . is new inv,dl L's j wdctIopped nub, pumped upappropr1ely with KIDS FOR KRUEGER: Rep. Bob Krueger (D. IhesPe 3!~confusion. "Daddy" Is Frank , mi.. for ENO c.itg. C111111100". iRe chief air. Kim Qee consists ci cayennepeppered Tex.) has been Croisi of on the receiving end of deputy, Potor Whit., cam. aamea news aulppd cabbage. Construction, another Dallas thejia Island PheasaM offers a astonishing piggy-bank contribution firm. We were isble to gat a cat4 from t from the ___ Sal Park Th-nitm had a book In the diednut sauce and Mit tag. offspring of off-rld families. The money has making. Speaker Albert used to dote on Sail's Ko'ean- been despoLded quietly In a political war chest, She Is the petitely attractive South Korean style spareribs. There will also Campaign manager Maiiro l&nlfted to our be Instructions on which he expects to one to ____ woman who used to ____ unseat Sen. Joist rePorter Geoff "ndesy he badiu't thosgist abo holaeb with former Speaker bow to fix Peking Goose. If Jaworskl's in- Tower I R-TeL) the election Is, radnIdioi, but hastily decided l Albert and other Cl Mil Idgwlg.. e vestigators c an walt w*U the book is In final Krueg.r has also make a brash appeal to l) tot aidaiycsatd1 beSt 'SISWIied ijilil, Wmksreaatmigi' fai, they om aloe discover the aenets of sod gascorporatlo afadet.,,ij bea.pL by , f doors of l$ge p( py pgo He may rim dad of fader.) Krag, in des Sapestipathomod dl*wIll be dectis laws in bath I'4ancu, and his a a Isiiçqic ___ Th --- Is& is and iN 01111 11e med MId of Sal's owe 1 awoOft ___ UW AM osqi. kdot VAe I* Me - adfr.skaj crodion.ShecMhsftbeftt..L.d,tàpIew quick amend. bdkmthd New ft — so 70 ag , jra Western Unien mai scandals surfaced, Ms. OW . me,, of Federal ElectionComnmIasla recerds hidiod. Vest my.. 1kandad I Mo. Ziemeer Thomson has boa, depicted as a sexy s py Royalties Texas Iadepeade hi Potri. the that Krueger's cenpeign coffers have be., Ownai, rewthmitg them be bo$ bwa i4 the book material pay of the Korean government, a sort of Dragon t fattened with a lead $11,100 hi diddos, possibl y tw duij-'rneg" air. im aisisiing with Korean payeft ma W.gal, contributions from the children of oil .lru wed to corpsrstien prtjs, aim of aid ad • , 1 on Toagu.., Past to bribe 1 1aI comgren executives. The law allows minors to cerdnlbut. by law isea forbidden of those conversation w WIdt. BuJ both Sal end her and other high government officials. f .. up to $1,000 but only if the fimda are cu*rollsd ed 1k. Kla.er 4*Ic Ia'n-epe in a las .i.that the charges are false and ia'Iteiy by the yeuatesi ad duli,d as a c—pip t yes have as • * . uI a alair. Seerno the Ethic. Casnittee cimfide gift. ss about," ip pJ -A I-lass guJ than the Sow, dIUIIP..d J1JapI Watford temed $s back y. hs ines. They can show only that Ms Thomson j1.= Into t he Krueger pot%"; uacutI uS," he aid. • Press International Chief Playboy playboy Hugh Hefner has landlord problems, and the trouble is coming from within his multimillion dollar corporation. Stockholder Harry Lewis thinks Hefner got too good a deal living this year at the 29room Playboy mansion in Los Angeles for only $36000. Hefner may call it rent but Lewis calls It "flagrant waste" and embezzlernent of the assets of Playboy EnBy United an JACK ANDERSON.LES WHITTEN To save Jawoeski's men the the subpoena, we are happy to suppl y then th wi the highlights of Sud s manuscript, bo al es Stockholder Sues Playboy Over H.fner's $36,000 Rant terprises Inc.—says maintenance alone amounted to $1.9 million. Lewis filed suit Tuesday In Chicago seeking a full accounting from Playboy's officers. bol IkV "ml Osf luc Oils b,l kta No Gossip Here... Gossip hounds and divorce triaf devotees will find slim pickings in the upcoming court battle between Alabama Gov. George Wallace and his wife, Cornelia. A judge in Montgomery ordered Tuesday that testimony be kept private when the trial begins Jan. 4—but he says details of Wallace's financial dealings will be heard in open court. Wallace Is claiming iincompatibility In the divorce dispute, and Cornelia, his wife of seven years, is charging cruelty and physical violence. Senate Cleanup Sen. William Proxmire, frequent foe of New York City's money managers, Tuesday paid a surprise visit to get down to the nitty gritty of city spending. The 62-year-old Wisconsin Democrat put on woolen clothes and showed up at a sanitation garage at 7 a.m, to see whether garbagemen were wasting taxpayers' money on unnecessary tasks. "He just loaded garbage with us," said sanitation engineer Louis Cardaella. "He also took a ride to the dump and found out how that worked." No word yet on his conclusions. Judy Came Indicted Evangelist Billy Graham has donated $10,000 to the new Plains, Ga., church where President Carter attended Christmas services...Actreu Judy Came, a star of the original "Laugh-In" 'IV show, was Indicted Tuesday on charges of drug abuse --- mi. is a great moment, Begin offered during Christmas weekend sumnut talks to withdraw meeting In Jerusalem Tuesday and the date-run television said he 'undertook a secret mission" abroad. Published reports said he went to a neutral country, perhaps Iran. Dayan was expected to attend a debate today in the Israeli Parliament on Begin's peace plan In Washington, the State Department Tuesday said it was "pleased" that Sadat and Begin made progress in their summit talks In Ismailia, Egypt, and set up two committees, one political and one military. to continue regotiations. But the Soviet Union attacked the summit as an attempt at "frustrating a ... wt - ,A Prime Minister Menahem truly comprehensive settlement and torpedolug the Geneva conference n* - SOON had been , with Israel over Palestinian state. Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan reportedly took a secret peace trip. Sadat, in a two.hour broadcast Interview Tuesday, said Israeli Dayan did not attend an important Israeli cabinet e __ S bad Anwar Sadat says peace in the Middle East can be reached In two months despite his disagreement to withdraw froni the Wed Rank of Jordan and allow creation of a Palestinian state. Despite this remaining disagreement, Sadat said Begin negotiated "fairly and openly" and predict ed .speedy progress toward a full Middle East peace. "I'reniier Begin y esterday said about three nonths," Sadat said in an interview with ARC. "I s• two." In Cairo, visiting West (crman Chancellor lIelnut Schmidt said Western European nations were ready to mediate between Egypt and israel as well as between Egypt and Arab hard-liners who reject Sadat's peace initiative, - a ___ ____ such a Place for at Eight-year-old Steven Conlam of Devon came out of a 47-day coma Christmas Day. And factory worker Roy Griffiths of Birmingham, tracked down by police at a local pub Christmas eve, left his rum on the bar and rushed to the hospital for a kidney transplant when police told him a donor kidney finally a Rocketing Into ____ , ___ Egyptian President A Happy Hospital (UPI) - The hospital on Christmas, it turns oUt, was ___ _ ' By United Press laternational war planes, bombed two Somali cities but three of Its jets were shot down, Somali Radio said today. The reported raidq, coming amid a heavy Soviet arms buildup In Ethiopia, marked a sharp escalation In the air war between the two east African countries over the Ogaden desert and northern Somalia. vtgdkm bito the Mafia's role in the wan effort. Shea ysthat wersl'tlorafrlsltlynelgh. boron the math floor, mall for her The report on that probe It would be rdwried, odd to the pod ba the beau of_pb.11's bock, which office. :,iz detaila a 't: By AL R0esflj JR. One will be launched In late May to swing Into from *U to 1*t: WASHINGTON (UPI) husband Paul ams on e Two spacecraft to orbit around the clo ud-shrouded planet on Dec. 4 co Pat Brennan and her llisIon course wIt the explore Venus, 10 communications satellites and al Service. The "Up to fl naval officers and to study the planet Ix a Venuslan year stakes are high. They waist to do no less than I'iIIatId 13 other assorte' spacecraft are on the federal ed to man and civilian ageds In the naval Earth days. It will be equipp Th take radar ird Naval space agency's launch sched ul e for IflL minalfze the pri vate delivery of firddaa District were EtIfll7. "pictures' of the planet's surface, showing OQMy , In ad dition , e th space agency plans to carry fectively engaged In secret intelligence mountains, craters and ot her surface features out major ground tests for the space shuttle operations that required the complete for the first time. Back In the 1$40s, In what may hav, been the rocket plan e In the new year and deliver the first cooperation of the Mafia and many of its most The second craft consists of a large at- first hi Idant Instance of bureaucratic amplrónotorious liadni." spaceplane to the Kennedy Space Center next mupiimc probe and three small probes to building, the pod office paisuaded Cangrom to fall for preparaflone for Its Initial orbital flight In penetrate the thick Vemnian atmosphere 7,000 Impose ever4nlcftr laws on thmfloerlthng Among the Navy's wartime helpers were In. miles apart Dec. il asur9. Th ene probes will take at rivate carriers usd11, in 11, Ler4 , Meyer (Utile Man) Lky, Janeph Fifteen of the wunannet' '978 shots w l be for em ts be fore phmglng to got a 'v"'opr4y. moMtherlc me (Iseha) he st l nb flgs. paying customers who will be reimbursing the t ir de ruction. Ibey reported pkLuw activities on t he National Aeronautics and Space Administrati Anxious to protect t 'epuly, the IJSS on The 1978 la unch season Is sched uled to open New York watarfrout, helped to obtain anywhere from Is million to 11* rnithomi each for rmans to court. Evodally, the cue Jan. 6 with the Atlas-Centaur la unch of an wi frsI.'4 aI.l&.tlal, for Navy Intelligence the rocket and launch services. ll wind up In the Supreme Ce,it. The iflnSfl*a Intelsat 4A co mmunications satellite from CaPe admit th agat. working undercover on the docks and are ving The agency logged 16 unmanned la unchings , Postal Canaveral for the Comnsat Corp., and the nations statutes. ey They contend the stat provided detailed infonnaticn about Sicily's during the past year, inclu ng two spectacular ues are ondi making up the International Telecom- constitutional. har bors and military thllIlqua prior to the back-to-back rocket explosions at Cape munications Satellite Consortium. &'1' Allied Invasln of t Stagerthg deficit.,, wiauecud,,l ad o' Canaveral, Fla., Sept. 13 and The First fleet communications satellite for the s &ng Campbell concluded thaf "the Navy ought to chemes and A $16 million Delta carrying a European Navy Is set to take off on another Atlasteidaw plagued be prod of what w achieved" last he also communications satellite was lost st en the USN ever co ft was mad. a fir wh It from the Cape Jan. 19. It Is to be followed by the 'Indepen" fd that , f the p'y of blew up 54 seconcis after liftoff. An Intelsat 4 we in it?). (hint launch ofanInternaJamic,jpi public u.ia*i1iy ulter the and of the war,, "the outfroderrtcoatef,,, co mmercial communications satellite was satel lite on a Delta from the Florida b.., Ja,. Navy embarhed a delibeeds, M destroyed two weeks later when ft. $28 million be (sin Ioo,odir. frudgatAnother Intelsat 4A Is to go up In February and W.,iaai cai..., of the whole Luclano A1las-Cdaw' rocket exploded a minute after Jg wage dmam'de, the USN has baa with a Lanthat Earth resources survey satellite project." jg red JUL launch. and a Japanese broadcast satellite set for lldsamaIgs43oslyaf,,y,sr,aft Backiç. for both those lost satellites are to a rent c study by the American launchings In March. me Landsat will go IMoa the i,,.JatI t1 the Cedr'J Zntelligence among the launchings on NASA's schedule Service cxfor polar orbit from Vandenberg Air Force Base, Enterprise Institute, Postal Servi Agency In late 1660 recruited Sam (Memo) the new year. penditures, wage rates and poop rates have Calif. Giaieasa, Chicago's Mafia hoes, and Joist . tripled over the lad 10 yeas, yd the labor force The big mission of 1918 Is the Venus exThere are Raelll, a leading Wed Coast mob figure, to ploratlon project to be carried out by three launchings tentatively has remallied the same and mall volume has two scheduled for April. four for May, two each for Increased direct an asulinatim plot agalng Cuban Pioneerc1ass spa cecraft tobe launched byAtlas. only a little. The UsPS ,answee, is to June, July and August, three for September, one Premierrw Castro. Centaurs from Florida. prupoes cutting Out Saturday dllvsries and for October and two for next November. dosli some pod offices. The threat of a th to cwn,d the appearancs of such diverse • ____ ___ _____ WASHINGTON ' E(URIT Sadat Says Peace Possible In 2 Months Two Somali Cities NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) - The Ethiopian air force, bolstered by new Soviet Mails WASHINGTON - The intelligence and in. veatigaLive services of the f ederal government: (a) dam they are dedicat ed to eliminating the cornz$lz* Influence of organized crime In the a On The U.S. U.S. Navy VVORD Ethlàpla Ai Attacks She Takes And The Dayan On Secret Peace Mission I NBREF. RONALD REAGAN The Mafia - II counter. "You're on a did," they chide. And that reminder alone Is enough to mse me say hum bug. JM.i I WV P& I about the unequal flow of - Batteries. Uluft bicycle pails Overdue bUs. Vaciaunlng pine needles for two hours. Scraping artificial anew off windows. Tommy aches from too much t ur key, pecan pie, d trirruningL Putting the trimming beck In the attic. Taking down the outdoor lights before June. Cold weather. Ah, y! The spirit of Christmas. Now that a measure of sanity ha., been restored to our highways and shopping areas all we have to worry about Is not getting crunched by a New Year's celebrator. And a word of advice about those po.d Christmas bargains. A friend bonght 1 worth of electric lights a year ago and figured he had it made this along with walMwali — football until nearly mldn*. It was a time sacred even for newlyweds. Morn and the kids knew well that this was THE day. This New Yser'sDay will beI'in factlo the gargling, tooth laishing, dc. And there will be Mrsins of football, but the program show Ii Brent Muuberger aid PhyllisGeorge, followed by the pro prelude to the Super BowL It's an afternoon and early evening IV affair, which has to make Mom and the kids happy. Which lends speculation to the possibility that the millions of housewives pitched In a buck each and managed to get the television networks to realign the bowl picture this season. Possibly most aggravating about the holidays, however, Is that the kids know then lsnO real Santa Claus, and refuse to leave cookies and milk on the Qwldmas. Problem was that only halt the bulbs worked, and when be went back for replacements he learned exchanges have to be made within 30 days. Then came the bad news. The style had been discontin ued, and he couldn't even buy replacement bulbs. This year he Is sticking to Christmas cards for those bargain day sales. Personally . Christmas cold Is almost gone. My Christmas cough lingers, and those who he4 have a difficult time believing me when I say I'm better. And. W7$ goes down as the year tradition was broken In that New Years Day football games are not on New Year's Day. The culprit In the matter Is the day of the week (Sunday) and pity those foothill fanatics w ho have Sunday off, but have to work Monday. There was a day w hen New Year's Day started with a gargle, furious tooth brushing and st epping liiPIy until the effects of the night before wore off. Rose buu.I parade Followed in rather swift order Illegally processing a drug document—a prescription. She was arrested last month In a Cincinnati suburb ... Teleylsion personality Julia Meade showed up the opening Tuesday of the 'Star Wars" concert and laser U& show at Broadway's Mlrmkoff Theater in New York City. at bit as at %.FiIW and IOW pr our psswi*ioa — with — — WfW4 now. You'S meat SALE PRICES GOOD ThRU SATURDAY DEC. 31 STOft! HOUM: DAILY I A. M. tHI P.M. SUNDAY lOAM. HI 7 P.M. 81tOP EARLY SOME SALE ITIMIUMITED SANFORD: 950 Slate St., Sanford Plaza LONGWOOD CASSELBERRY: Hwy. 17.92 at SR 434 Seminole Plaza and 1433Semoran Blvd. �W :• 4 jItg Hera 11111, San$Will. Fl. Wedneiday, Dec. $ n 977 TONIGHT'S TV W.dn.sday Re CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS HOEDOWN: 40.000 flddlei.. sQuare dancers and pickers o1 CD DOWN TO EARTH ii kinds swarm to a MM low" (I) TRUTH OR CONSE. in Tennessee to make music. QUENCES (I) EIGHT IS ENOUGH: THE ROOKIES When David's roommate EAST CENTRAL FLCAbegins dating both Josnnie IDA REPORT: 'Seedco and Susan. he learni the real SaMes Na Friends." Highmeaning of 'woman trouble." lights of the banQuet, honorIng 0 THE BALLET SHOES: persons and organizations Pail two, cunt. from last night. who have supported the carThree orphan girls dream of Potation. fame and fortune in the pov. Depression artyof 8:00 6:30 (I) 0 GRIZZLY ADAMS: Tif. (4) CI) SZYSZNYK: A r IanyBollingguests*arsua unaway teenage girl has the woman posing as a wiiiise community center in a turmOil. welter. who .hi . 9:00 a black beat she believes 5 (1) (1 B LA C K SHEEP reSponsible for the tragic SQUADRON. Peppy and an death of her lather. Army major (Robed Conrad. @)(I) (3000 TIMES .uanison) &t au.gneo Thetma moves into har own offSean to lead a mission against the campus apartment, but finds lop japuuiese being free may cost her more inc they are being CO thaji she expected. (It) promised bya suspected MOVIE: Robert Ryan my aoe nt. Crossfire.' Ryan. week. CBS MOVIE: "TatanRobed Young. 1947. Crazed, tau: The Deadly Cargo. intolerant soldier becomes Claude Akins, Charles Frank, killer. Debora WInters star. A horde AT SHOWCASE THE EVSIIhIS 1 IMY THREE NEWS SONS ZOOM 6:30 ® NBC NEWS I- NEWS FAMILY AFFAIR ! OVER EASY (I) ABC NEWS THE FRENCH CHEF 7:00 LIAR'S CLUB LV BRADY BUNCH THE CROSS WITS MARY TYLER MOORE SH OW (T) FuRACK (1) WiLl), WILD WORLD ANWALS: "The Orf," CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 8 MacNEIL4.EHRER RE- U CT) PORT (I) For The Shakes... 7:30 THAIS HOLLYWOOD (4) CANDID CAMERA II) 1126.000 QUESTION a i" "" "i" IiM4N .1 CI4DCD 12C. PORT io JACK BENNY SHOW CD DICK CAVETT SHOW U BOOK BEAT 1 I '/ b . ." 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Chi- FAMILY (A) 14 (Mon. through Thins) THE BANANA SPLITS (Fri) FOOTBALL CONT.: See 2 6.30 (I) (Moo) POPI GOES THE in 4:00 (I) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER CD (Mon.) FOOTBALL CONT., see 2 p.m. (Tue., through Fri.) THE NEW MICKEY MOUSE CLUB 54) HECKEL IJECKLE w 8 SESAME STREET CD MARCUS WELDY, M.D. CR) 7:00 CBS MORNING NEWS (Channel 4 news at (DO beeper horns." Spencer, who formed his company in February and started marketing the alarms two months ago, says the bulk of his sales thus far are in earthquake-conscious Calibernia, Hawaii and Alaska, as well as Nevada. The Quake-Alert, a meter with a sensor, was born in Spencer's 1974 attempts to measure building vibrations caused by air-conditioning systems. "1 looked around the elec. Ironies market trying to find a sensing circuit that would pick up low frequencies and finally I just made one mymelf,"hesays. He then applied the Instrumont to measure an earthquake's low-frequency horizontal and vertical motions. Many people who hear about the alarm want to know what good it will do to know in advance about an earthquake. "The machine will registers can hook as many alarms as ______________ you want to It remotely - be ll 1L.IIS1'1I11TII rvun alarms, miniature sirens, IT-13110111111 $A11111101111 HOST NEW HORROR CREATURE! BRADY BUNCH (Mon.) FOOTBALL CO CONT. (Tue.. through Fri) STAR TREK Cv4? MISTER ROGERS' NF.IGHBORH000 d00 CD (I) c A P T A I N U Evening Herald, Sanferd, FL shock and sound the alarm before YOU will feel it, especially U you're asleep," he "people are a lot safer saysa getting outside." Just Spencer UYS people who WE his neViCe usi*lly keep It "on fireplace mantels, In cup" boards, on any sort of shelf, on desk tops. We recommend they are kept up high, away from children." fie says his business Indicates that people often respond only when emergencies threaten. After one quake in the area, he says' "I got 50 calls for these alarms. People got scared." I SEASONS I IU e. •l S B. 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(if 3.40; Q flit NEW 1 Il'!I[I7.fl _____ -. uS ïI to 28 on a set of 4-ply' Save 6 - - Utah to. w,oer $, a GAME SHOW (Tues. Ivough MIDDAY CD (Wee.) TO SE ANNOUNCED (Tue.. ON - Cent Mich oil Wis M11w It Cèr,cl 77, Florids St 75 West Cal Poly Ill, La Verne 45 Chamined. Si, Hywr'd 51S7 Pilind St. Oft St. Msys 12:30 ROW - - Bridgpl SI. Oneonta CCNY 73, Cornell 70 Colgate 73, SUNY.Sflo fl Hartweck $1, Bryant 45 Midwest Baylor 97, Drake 57 THE GONG SHOW CD( (4)(I) (Mon.) NFL PRE. 12:57 CD0 NBC NEWS IODATE 00 CD. PO'HEP FOR - St. 75, Calif. 71 Snta Clara 73 Columbia 51 Fri.) SEARCH FOR TOMOR- - - San Jose /2/78 Midnight - C. I. Dahlia lulls. ELEVENTH D. l'ti: I. Senator koft, 2 Alert's Blase; 3. Travel Fa%t; I DG's Patty Cake; S. Saturday Plight; S Mineola CIssy; 7. Lake Denise; I. F ashion Turn TWELFTH 0. to: I Mick Wind Out , 2 Proud Pleasure; 3. Mineola Matilda; A. Montague Worthy. S Diamond Beauty; ö, Ditty Blond; 7. D's Done; I Oracle Ellen, - last (DCII) KNOCKOUT LOVE OF LIFE (7)8 uUAS. YOGA AND .1 - Ceu.latlen Harvard 73, LOU 47 '1 - - Cpssssni Detroit *09, Em. Mich. 71 11:30 30.00; P (3 7) 9350; DD IS 3) 7550. III 20; T 1,105 SO; 3707, FIFTH 1. Sara Attu (I) 2000 NINTH C. 3.5: I. Within Limits 350 430; 2 Anton Eloria (2) 750 350350310; 2. Bootle Bill 150300: 320; 3. Senti Enrigue (7) 310; 0 II 3 other Goodie 300, Q 15.20; P 2) 15.30; P (121 155.10 3210; T 5020. 3977 SIXTH I ArtaEctsave (5) 500 TENTH S. 5.14: I Alert's Sam 150 3.10; 2. Ogvi:a.Aldefdl (2) 400 9 SOSOOSlO, 3. Dr it's Doe 20340. 3.30, 3 Echano.n,. (1) 340; Q 3 Angel Whiu 3.10; 0 19.60; P (7k) 37 10; P (S7) 101.70. 14.40; T 355.50; 31.79 SEVENTH 1. SaraQulola (7) ELEVENTH C. lii: I L.0 's 15.509.004,40; 3. Pilo Coldo (3) 7.30 Lucifer 3.101007.20; 2 What A Bug 420:3. JeieAIberIi (4)1.30:0 (27) 620 320; 3. Lady Tramp 1.20; 0 43 40; P(7.3) *71,10; SI Q171) with 11.00; P 71.30; T 5350; 31K, all 2 35340; (with all 7)150.20 TWELFTH 0, 3.1: I. Ge An EIONTH-I. SentI.Jeju$(5) 1020 nihllator 19.40 3940 7.30; 3 1.00 4.30; 7. JOseArca (2) 3.70 340; KIplIng 7.70 5.00; 3. AntIch Sandy ).Arts Peres (I) 300. Q (74) 31.50, 330; 0 143 20; P 17700. T 173950 P (52) •4Q 39 NINTH I Jose (I) 31 70 540 A 2.574. Handle - pIi.$ 500; 2. Anton III 440. 4.20; 3 Ivan TONIGHT'S ENTRIES ) 1050, 0 (24) 51.40; P (I I) FIRST- 0,5.14: I. P Des's Starr 11670 2. Frannie 0; 3 Brave Frank, 1. 1.00400 TENTH I. Said I (1) Manatee Mirage; S. Dell's Bobble; 340; I. Enrlgue (4) 4.20 3.10; J. Abel El's Sissy Dawn; 7. Texas Dot; S (7)350; Q (4 S) 49 40: P (31) 14150; Snowing, DO (I 5) 700.70. SECOND C, 1.15: I. Dutch ELEVENTH - 1. Medln, Perei Touch, 2. Red Wind ; 3. Stacle's is 1 11 40 5.80 4,60; 2. Arta- Jesus 13) 84AW o 4 NVICY'S Best; S. Fast Ed 640470; 3. Santl Echave (7) 410; Q Rice; 4, Accelerator; 7. Cap's (35) SIlO; P (S3) W.90. Dimples; S. D's Patty. TWELFTH - I. Cache JesuS (I) THIRD - N. 1.14: 1, TIM 30.501104.00; 7. Sara-Arco (I) 4 40 Kamaka; 2. Tally Burt; 3 San 3.20. 3' Midln.s Echave (5) 3.20; 0 bull,; A. Barry Flint: S. Wycliff fl) P14.1) 110 40; BIg 0(35 Dee Des; 4 BarbIe B.: 7 Don with I 4) $70.00. Rudolf; S. B Dandy, FOURTH -0, 5.15: 1. Leo K; 2 Mineola Phylies; 3 K K. Miss Whit; 4 McGintv's Gal. S. K'S Lass, 4 Nancy Sue. 7 Co:ad Red; I. T04' 5'04i SANPONDONLANOO FIFTH C,5.9: I. Love Bundle; TUISDAY'SIISULTS FIRST -0, ItS: 1. Wycliff Robin 2 Salty Chute; 3 Mineola Dallas; I 1400 640 100; 7. Belly Scott 5$ C P's Coby; S ScintilI Sky, 4. 310. 3 01 Blue Oar 3.30; 0 SI 40 r Kyløiammr, 7. Connie Crash, I. Red Chink 373.70. 31.75. SIXTH - A. I'll: I Heather SECOND C. S.l i a's DentOfl51O3I03.3O;7.W.menRose Crash, I. Turlway; 3. riving 550450; 3. Manat,* Bomber j o; Ebony; A. Rainbo Sambo. 1. Major DO 129.00; Q 35.10. P lOS SO; T Role; S. Perfect Crois; 7 Spring Time Nan. I N. Des's Scorpio. 33540; 31,31. N, 5.15: I. B. Lorded THIRD SIVINTH C. b: I. Proud 35.10 1960 . 4.40; 2, Tally AlliS 7.00 Thunder; 7. I.A.'s Frail,. 3, 310; 3. Nuance 710; Q 71.10; P Mountain Dynomo. 1. (C's 7054 T $00; 31.77. Builder; 3. Rough Trnnne: FOURTH D. I'll: I. No No Gayla FaIth, IF K's Bold; S Mona Trouble 4.30 350 7.50; 3, Frankie Charm Ma, Na' 1340 1.7.0; 3 Rum Wiz EIGHTH -5, S-li; I Topper Go, 710; 033.50; P 40.30; T $130; 31 I V Mineola Irene; 3 II Travatore; I FIFTH C. I'lli I. Husker Edna Royal Bonnie; S Dril's Bow, S. 350 320 750; I. Brers TIP S 60 AHo Twila; 7. Rocco Robin; 5 - Detroit. Mich. CD 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE (4) HAPPY DAYS (It) U (Mon.) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (Tues., Thurs.) LOWELL THOMAS CD (Mon.) FLORIDA REPORTS (Tues.) GRIPE NIGHT (Wed) COUNTRY CORNER (Thurs.) DOWN TO EARTH (Fri.) CUT THE DOOR CI) RYAN'S HOPE - Len Ky. It. Army 71 Meter City Classic HER EXPIRES Girls Basketball Tourney; Set Tonight At 1. Howell FOURTH - 1. Aldliia Andre (3) EIGHTH I $.15 I. AnCIP*t 0.I0 4 40 250. 2. IcaQulola 3) 330 Fifteen 3120 1340700, 2 AgI 13.10 3.70; 3. Oguira Via (4) 320: 0 (23 750; 3. 1. L's Bach 750, 0 11.50; P Ceaselatism EG. $5,99 ' - Kansas City, M. Neb 70. Okla, St SI Kan $t 53. Cole Rainbow Classic At Hsa,lIv, Hawaii PTov 70, Lafayette 59 Mllwlobee Classic MiIw.vS,e, Wis. Championship Morguelto 43. Texas 56 1010 CI)CD(J)(Th NEWS U (Mon.) EVENING AT SYMPHONY: "Handel's Messiah." (Tues.) CHAM. PIONSHIP SKATING (Wit) SHOWDOWN AT THE HOEDOWN (Thur..) VIENNA PHILHARMONIC (Fri.) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC - Basketball Pedlawil. Ore. Ore. St. 75, Rice 51 Vlllanova 7$, Wash. 73 )SI, 1.5 Ts.'fi.smeM ' Afternoon 12:00 Rutigliano Browns Coach: - Gobt Bowl Jacksonville, .. Ind . 0. Jackjnvl 59 Fla SI, St Bonny is Holiday Festival New VetS City G.Otwn It. Holy Cross Ala. SI. Princeton s New Jersey Classic New Srvnsw$cS, N.J. life., Hall 71, FrIchDckrwn Rutgers Si, St. Peters IS For West Classic SANFORD AND SON (It) w PHIl. DONAHUE SHOW: GuellsAnd tcplcskicjude; (Mon)POiygamy'(Tues) 11:55 (D CI) cBsws certified by the NCAA this year handle. "It was a cold night to open on as well," noted Collins, as he watched the tem perat ures plunge Into the 303 before the final race was run. "But the act ion was hot and we kept our customers happy with excell ent greyhound racing." The biggest pa yoff of the night set a track record as well. In the fifth race, a maiden race pitting the best pups from schooling agai nst one another, the 3-74 combination paid V.724 even. It was the largest trifecta payoff in SOKC history. The two longest shots on the board f inished first and third to force the trif ecta pa yoff higher than it has ever been pushed bef ore. MB's Cava In the three hole went off at over 15-to-one and - O*etiema City. Okla. An. St. 57, 0. Roberts 54 Boston call. 77, 05. city 71 4. (I) FAMILY FEUD has fou rt h-ranked Michigan the money and the "prestige" since it pairs off Bear Bry ant playing Washington, which won college f ootball games has been although Dodd Insist ed that and Woody Hayes for the first the Pac-$ but tied for 12th in the made even more meaningless Georgia Tech never came out tune, regular-season rankings and by the attention given to the ahead at the "rumor" bowls The Orange Bowl next Michigan's chances for JumThe NFL pla yoffs. because It spe nt at least as night will pick up ping over all three of the t eams A dozen years ago, when m uc h as it took in. added l uster if Notre Dame new ahead of It In the rankings there was no Super Bowl, and a This year's Cotton Bowl pairs knocks off Texas that afternoon appea rs extremely slim. lot less other bo wls, the top-ranked Texas against fift h. since second.'ranked Okla ho ma, collegians were the dar lings of ranked Noire Dame which ran which will be playing sixthThere are a lot peopl e who; footba fans acr s the nation off nine st raight vi ctories after ranked Arkansas, il w l then be are convinced that the only way; during the holiday season. losing in a stunning upset to an the lead ing cont ender for that the colleges can regain the sort: Thisllyear, onlyosthe so-call ed Ole Miss team which wound up covet ed No, I ranking, An of attention they enjoyed prlor "big fo ur" - th e Cotton, Sugar, with a lining record (56) added touch wi Rose and Orange bowls - are ll be the fact that to the Super Bowl Is to stage a: record and unloaded its coach Oklahoma and Arkansas both post-season playoff of their: worthy of nationwide interest, (Ken Cooper.) lost only to un beat en Texas this own, to stage a series of: The rest have been and will be The Sugar Bowl matches past season, elimination bowls leading up to Played mainly for the thi rd-rank ed Alabama against The Rose Bowl, whi ch used to a college Super homefolkj, bowl which: eighth-ranked Ohio Slate and ra nk as the top college bowl in would decide the national: Those Jan. 2 games are the at one would d th ra w a crowd the land, brings up th ones w hich will decide the ev e rear championship on the field: en If Alabama didn't have an amo ng Monday's foursome, It rat her than at the ballot box.; mythical national cham pion. ship. The other nine that were - SKATING tTPdE%WWUX RINK The like to play in them. They li ke oude shot at the nstwnaj,t decided little if anything except the fact that peo pl e will pay to watch footall even w hen fti,y CLEVELAND (UPI) Sam prosperts"isftve deepat every. played the Broncos. have litt le lnterst m the out. Rutigliano, the fifth head coach position." come. in the Cleveland Brow ns' 3"He's the prot otype I was "I don't think that you can be A few years ago, Bobby I)orJci sear hist ory, says his II years' looki ng for," Modell said. "I'm, successful unless you can ha ve a w ho was known as the service in pro football will urn believer that the head' serve the right chemist ry between the coach n ust come from the, master" in the two decades him well as he tries to lead the when he had Georgia Tech struggling team ba ck to t he the t nerstup, management and league. he coachi ng staff," he said, playing in and winning more Lop of the National Football Modell said he first met "You don't want him for, bowl games than any other League. Rutigliano five years ago In name value. You wart him (cc coach, said the NCAA sho ul d Rutigliano was given a three- Denver when the Browns co aching ability:' have limited the year cont ract Tuesday, replacdasaicstono more than af tog Forrest Gregg, who was 204o'one. dozen. fired two weeks ago, five days "They coul d have stopped shy of com plet ing his third alter adding the Gator Bowl season as head coach and right after World War ii fourth year with Art Modell's (19,111)," said Dodd. But he tried dub, to ret ract his statement a 3150; P (l 57.50 Rutigliano, 45, w ho for the 420.3 Miteevakera 50.02010. P Girls basketball teams from Lake Branfley, Oviedo and Lake Buck Fallen, SECOND I. Aløan.a.Je.us (5) 35.30. T 154 40i 31.12. couple of days later when he past two seasons was receiver Howell NINTH-C,$.I5:t.kplyAx,; High Schools go Into action today in the holiday tow'13407.105.40; 2. Oguita.Sanche j (I) SIXTH A. S-li: I. Rebel rl 7. Ellis Belly. 3. Fufura; 4. Lord edhe wua dirt ( the coach with the New Orleans naznent at ,1O 5.10; 3. ca Coldo (1) 150; 0 (5. Drummer 17.40 140 3 O; Lake Howell. Dingo. S Wycliff Enid: a. Pepper Peach Bowl which was making Saints, said he would name his 5) 5530, P (6 4) 37570, DO (I SI Shine 350210, 3. Drips 7, Magic Oak Ridge faced Brently in the 3 p.m. game with Ito Shaker; 3 70; 0 7. Going By; I Pppi its debut that year (19u). 11350. Oviedo eight assistant coaches within a meeting Leesburg at 1700. P7350. T 15330; 31.42. Mits, 5, Winter Park taking on Bishop Moor, at 7 THIRD -1 Aldana.Ssnctsej (SI Sy United Preis Isr'satleaaI SIVINTH-C,S.l5: 1.0.0,500 the n:onjhindicating none of TENTH As Dodd pointed out at t S. SI4: I. Manats. he and Lake Howell tackling Edgewater at 9. 9505101.00; 3. Patsl Andre (I) 1.10 340 730; 7 R. Des's Seven Twisday's Teorasmeng leivits 1350 Snappy; 7. L.L 's BoOed; 3. Corn. time, the number of bowls keep CIfl'1t Browns' coaches would 340, 3. Ica.Y:a (I) 1.00; 0 (IS) 320,3. E R's John Boy 770, (Put Iseed) Second round games are Thursday at and 7 with the finale set 04530; mlntator, I Tally Del; s. Rainbe 37.30. P (51) 54 00. P 131.70; T 20550; 31.93. AR.Ceffe,e Teeniarnent Goldie; S N's Gladys Rob; 7. Drers increasing becatae the coueges he retained because hls list of Friday. F011090 to PANY hNew Pie Now 111110 Monday as we would normally have done on a good Friday right Collins was very pleased with his opening night crowd and - proliferation of post-season Iff'WOREBOARD 10.00 r CALL 322.333 Winner, "It's like comparing Sunday's newspaper with Monday's," said Sanford-Orlando owner Jerry Collins. "We did as much on.a 'face Inaugural as the local greyhound track opened it 43rd season. She took the lead away from Fred Petersen's Jivin Jake at the first turn and never relinquished it. B. G inger won $ of 41 races at Sodrac. She won stakes races over the 3-16th mile distance, the 5-16th an d the i,She set track records over the 3-16th and , Gin ger, who won all three of he r schoo ling races before the t ra ck opened, went off as the favorite of the record Monday night crowd of 6,353. She didn't disappoint her many fans, running th e race in 31:45 fastest time of the night. Several records were set at Sanford-Orlan do Monda y night. First, it was the biggest handle an opening night ever saw. The $353,994 wagered by the second largest crowd ever in SOKC histoyswasedtheopg night IeM of $3J. Years ago. The total was all that more amazing because the #4 - Come to Arthur Treacher 's LIDAYWEEKEND [RIMP FEST.1 BLOOMERS $346,000 of two years ago was set on a Friday night . Cummings Kenniel champ won the featured ninth rw C4UTIeM PANY OF - Be Ginger Off And Running MELTING. D U THE ELECTRIC COM. ITS FINISH LINE AHEAD R. GINGER AV SOKC's Opener I, --- ------- 4 AT LA NTA (UPI) _____ ; 1iatoo-_ 1 ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW Val W lll*1%I*Tir .w'y - - - Thunder Of College Bowls? chifeltial talks about mat BoxUSKY (Thum) "High 11M AM inn - T I Wsiday, Dee, 21,1977-7* Pro Football Taking Away lIE UCSLE 530 NEWS ( (Mon) CBS NEWS KANGAROO 44 DUCK. DUCK, GOOSE Cl) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW: (I) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW; 1)8 SESAME STREET (I) MOVIES (Man) "The Spy Kilter." Sebastian Cabot, Jilt St. John (81W) 1960. (Tue.) "Ii Take Sweden." Bob Hope, Tuesday Weld. 1965. (Wed. 'Jud Hardy's Children." Mickey Rooney, UwIs11one. (51W) 1937. (Thur..) 'Son of Lassie." Pster La*$ord, Donald Crisp. 1044. (Fit) "Nwiu, the Killer Whale" Robed Lansing, John Anderson. 1066. CII)SA7IFO AND SON (R) DUBUN, Calif. (UP!) There are home fire detector alarms and home burglary alarms. And now Richard Spencer has come up with a home earthquake alarm. The idea Is that the alarm responds to the first shock waves, sets off a piercing whistle and gives you precious seconds to get out of your house before the full force of a quake bitt Spencer, 32, whose firm Seismotronics Is wholesaling N $90 Quake-Alert device to electronics distributors, says experts agree most deaths In a temblor are caused by collapstog buildings. Thus, he says, his patented Invention would be particularly useful when people are sloe, ping. "It sounds like a police whistle - very shrill," he says. Besides, notes Spencer, the small rectangular box has terminals In the back "so you CI(I)) SESAME STREET CD 0000MORNING.AMER. ICA ( Good Morning Florid at 725 and 8.2, 'CCII news, weather, sport s) U UUA8, YOGA AND YOU Install Quake Alert 4:30 CI) ADAM 1 5.00, 725) U SPIDERMAN OD VILLA ALEGRE OVER EASY: Magazine format show aimed at those 55 and over. hosted by Hugh Downs. Guests this week iiiidude: (Mon.) TBA (Tue..) 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Seminole High Soccer Classic Spices Holiday Slate )j V15 ou R5ki A possi ble preview of the date championship game Is in the face Evans at 4, Oak Ridge meet North Miami Beach at S end dendod Mark Smith at, our brldt spots." the Wildcats. wings for speddors at the Seminole Holiday soccer Classic, Seminole tanglewith Edgier I. Seminole Chip ,lenes and Gary Stephens Coac which gets drway today at Suninols High field. Thursday's games are at 3,3 id 7. The championship game is Steaken has groomed his saad ido a championship contender are the standouts for Edgeuler. North Miami BNch, 1B22 last year and bringing beck an Friday. and looks to ceiderbich Jim Qinton, halfbacks John Beatty and Mldfleldor Mike SaIvattl heads th e list of all-stars for Miami improved d the classy field which includes Winter The hod Snninoles are probably the weakest entry in the Rob File plus cuter forward Brian Forgoe. Beach. rack, Irmo, S.C., Lake Bradley, Edgewater, Evans and host tournament, according to coach Larry McCorkle. "We lost 10 of Bradley brings a 341 record into the game. Seminole. Scott 7agura and Steve Gregory lead Oak Ridge. our first 11 playera, and that's why we dropped our first two wlzder Park, l33Lutieanon, lost to North Miami Beach, 2-1, in Irmo relies on centerforward David Kyle, who scored goals Today's games saw Brantley take on Winter Park at 2. limo matches of the season," t said. "Goalie Pat Reno and midfield last year's Classic finale. Mark McKaln Is the defensive star for last year. -. £ ' _h / Po tla d r ~look OPEN N YEARS IV I AND NEW YEAR'S DAY CU Pro Foes 49 ps C - By (Jelled Press tsteraatieeal Like a nighty, precise : WI?hSIV? CCVPfl I cc Pal M : as a P"TIS . • , • Chicago Slaum1azers Packe with : 37 12 1,..v • 4 pwh s thfu VW TAFTN~my SOAP . • -. : • : . 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"It's the size of a walnuL Have two tomato juice over chicken sprinkle of pepper -T; 7 "Uumst business, but he just no fun cooking for a cook!" dishes ready, one holdinh wing& Then fill tomato soup 3 Up. rarfic salt Sift flour with sAW and won't stay out of his own kittier husband smiled and sesame seeds and one with can two times with water, and Place spare ribs in pan with baking powder. Cut shortening joked,"I get mad when it's not milk, water or beaten egg. I use prour over wings. Mix well with sliced potatoes an sliced in with fingers until mix looks chen! Coming to Longwood in done right!" beatai egg. as it gives them a Spoon in baking pan. Bake in onions. Pour cooking f w over all like com meal. Make a Ii.- in 4 October from New Hampshire, Mitonlo warns cooks, To get gloss and they look beautiful oven at 450 degrees for 1 hour Ingredients Sprinkle with salt, flour out eggs and flaIr n and Antonio and his wife, Helen, good results to have to keep Dip ball of dough Into milk, and iSnun Be sure tc turn over pepper oregano mid garlic ult knead for 5 min. Pinch off \ ;' . have been enjoying the Florida your nlnd on your cooking. water or egg, then Into seeds about every 15 mm. Bake at 475 uegrees for lt plec..s of dough and roll Into weather. Watch it carefully and don't let then lightly into liquid again. SPARE RIBS AND hours, and be sure to turn over grips doe rise of fters, on r it burn." ITALIAN POTATOES Place on ungreased cookie During holiday season carefully every 15 min. sesame seeds. Place I inch 'If As the father of 13 children sheet, an inch apart. Bake 8 1 genero us slab of spare Antonio has been busy sart on greased cookie sheet. sy ITALIAN QXKl ribs, cut separately goodies to tempt any appetite. and 14 grandchildrali, Antonio min. at 350 degree& Bake at 350 degrees abotit 10 6 cups flour 6 good sized potatces, Fiorn feeding hundreds, in has measured his success in MEAT LOAF min. Makes 6 dozen. 2 cups confectionary sugar l.a a -. a cooking on their reactions. If e. sliced sw,, restaurants, Antonio , lbs. hamburger they leave any behind, I don good sized onion, chopped p had to t it I Smaller amounts. "I always cook anymore!" he cL .• "1 do electrical and carpenter 3 cups bread crumbs mad: such large amounts. 1 work, just enough to keep 4 eggs sauce in five or six gallon busy," he laughed. Ik K ITALIAN SESAME UJOKIFS l tsp. pepper,black amounts, and freeze psdofit. l!4 cis shortening ft's hard to cock small in bottle ketchup ,1r cups sugar nsr ' he said. tsp salt P 4 strips bacon "Don't throw away lef- 4 eggs t4 Cup orange juice . Mix all ingredients well in . •" ' large bawl, except bacon. Take "Theyalwaystastebetterwhon 4cçsflour AMIIICANOOO$1*VIC5 twO-half portions. shape into you worm them up. Use a 5 Up. baking powder oval. Put 2 strips of becon on Mel! Im microwave oven and there's no 4. Up. baking soda each loaf. Bake In oven at 475 messy pans to clean. JILSI put Few drops yellow food degrees for 1 hour and 15 min. the dish the leftovers are in coloring '"" right In the oven." CHICKEN WINGS WITH 1 tsp. your favorite uc,sc0000sc ssTJAN. 3. me ItATI AV A NTON IO 'arinit,..niu Antonio and Helen are SWEETANDSOLJRSAUCE OUANTITYIIGNT$,ISIIVID flavoring • ..rni ,iraai _____________________________________ looking forward to their own Sesame seeds Take 5lbs chicken wings, cut ByELDANICHOIS HeraldCorrup.adeat Tissue 91 "A"t ee u r Won Stay Out Of Kletchen Restaurate IAURIL FOR ANY LASTMIN LITE HIALTH ON HOLIDAY NIEDS -NEW YEAR'S DAY 10 A.Ak To 6 P.Ak Blazers have bedazzled teams and fans around the league this arm the lost for only the fifth time this year 115-106, to the Chirago d an%a the r seen gane winning streak i Portland still easi '7 'tas the beg record in the Ieape, but heBWlsrn gave h hi %AI ...... SI11.1.... I. $1 INSULATID e I 51 n Dazz les TL. The * STALK ALL PURPON WHITE ATOES - -- UV LI, BAG GOC * * •• •-- ,:;-- �28-4v.nIn Herati. Sanford, FL Luck For Good Wednesday Dec. * 1971 Don't be late In is loohng Ior rouihout the year. Heed the traditions that han been handed down by Our forefathers on New Year's Day. The genie In the good luck lamp certainly won't come out in Florida If you don't have hog jowl and blackeye peas for dinner, e(fldlY. your purse won't be full of bread If you don't eat greens—that's a wish of the good luck genie that you want fold money all year long. Well, lucky you live In Florida; or lucky, the eightwheeler, are busy trucking fr vegetables .n1 pork em of Florida right In the middle of wirier. To complement the buckeye peas and hog jowl and greens dinner, what e!= I= there besides cornbread? Of course, if you're a real Florida Cracker, it'll be hot cake rather than cornbread. good IN* J 1/ ! ' • 2 eggs the top greens are at the but- welljreased bread hoe or iron repertoire of good eating. toln. trying Pon on top of dove over SWEET MATID Tw* or mustard greens medium heat. When browned OtJPflZ may be substituted, adjusting °" the b)UCSfl, turn over and 2 c. boiled, mashed sweet I c. milk . c. oft ewtaling Sift flwn with sugar, baking powder, and sat; dir in corn meal. Add eggs, milk and shortening. Beat with rotary or electric beater till just smooth, about 1 minute. (Do not over. beat.) Pour into greased 9dZ2 inch pen. Bake In PM oven (425 degrees) 20 to 25 minutes. HOE CARE 1 c. plain Corn Meal L2 tsp'salt li c. boiling water Heat and grease 10-Inch Iron skillet with 2 tablespoons bacon ier shortening. Add ulttocorn meal and stir In tolling water. Pat mixture out on greased skillet. Bake on top of stove, low heat about 12 mLn o side, turn and bake 12 minutes on other side. Serve hot with butter. cook until done—about 35 to 20 potatoes minutes. 64 JrVthIL % tsp, salt --% c. rich milk Of co"rse, the New Year's old 4 c. honey tirney L 7wmud be capped 2 1bhp cornstarch off with good sweets heklng.The 3 eggs, beaten Sweet Potato Pie, Pecan Pie % c. pecans, coarsely and Fried Pies recipes will chopped make the first dinner 01 I Ma Blend all Ingredients n order real new meal In the borne, given. Place In butter d 1. Enjoying at home any of quart casserole. Bake in slow these might mean eating a oven (300deg.)30to40 minutes dessert that you might find in until set. NOTE: If the sweet Ifl3nY good restaurants where potatoes haves tough grain, it graduates of Florida ALMs is better to serve them after Food Nutrition and Institution cooking. 64 servIngs. HOE CAKE Management School work. 2 c. self-rising corn meal SWEET POTATO These also are In Dr. 2 c. milk PIE Mix together. Bake on p, Carriemae G. Marquess's 2 med.-sized sweet cooking time for the more lender varieties. MUSTARD GREEN FRY 2 lbs. mustard greens : lb. thICk4lIced bacon Salt and pepper to use Uquld hot sauce Cook greens 25 minutes according to any of the above recipes. Fry bacon mdli quite crisp. Add drained greens and seasonings and dash of liquid hot sauce. Cook, mixing and turning, about 10 minutes. I servings, , Pie crud: Roll old, cut: and shape desired (I.e. square 4 recipe plain pastry and fold over, rood with round Beat eggs. Add sugar, and iilt, and mix ewell; add corn top, etc.) syrup, pecans, and vanilla. Line Peaches, apples, berçies; a 9-Inch pie with pastry. Pour in cooked and sweetened to tue, pecan mixture. Bake In hot Add Iane spices 'ned in large oven (425 deg.) S to 10 minutes pies. Fill thin psatry shells an then finish biking in slow oven moisten ees to seal wIth:cold (325 dog.) 45 to 50 minutes or water. Fry in deep fat (tuâthrg one or twice) mdli brown on mdii set. 64 servings, both sides. Dun and serve hot! FRIED PIES potatoes, boiled and mashed I C. sugar, more or Ins to taste 3 eggs, well beaten 14 c. melted butter % c. milk 1 tsp. vanilla flavoring Pinch each of cinna. men and nutmeg 1 tblsp. sifted flour 19" pie shell, unbaked Mix together all tIp Ingredients and pour Into u baked pie shell. Bake atfoodeg until browned—about 31 minutes. 64 servings. PECAN PIE 3 eggs 114 c. brown sugar '. tsp. salt I c. light corn syrup 1 c. pecan halves I Up vanilla i i,... — I..' : who would rather eat their way dishes. into participation In Farm-City Greens are often listed In the ...Z"L...' Week activities. What better category of soul food. .understanding of the In. COUARDGREENS Ar' 1e 7 terdependenrec4 the farm and WIThRAMHOCILS ,* '. dlyfolkson each other isther 6 med. sized smoked barn .i '" than "real home cooking" fresh hocks or 1 lb. oldof the cowdry? slab bsconunslicd BLAa(EYEPEA8 3qtswater ANDHOGJOWL l tsp. crndied red pepper I Ilk ofbogjowts or3freahhr* . . lc.blackeye peas peppers Pu lix 7 lIsp. salt 8 lbs. collard greens • '4e cooking oil Salt %tsp. monosodium glutamate 1 tsp, sugar yna Cyflfl /7 \\ c. water Rmse ham hocks and place In ff all Publix Super Markets will Cut hog jowls tide slices. Boil 3 quarts water. Sprinkle with ft b open "tar inji in water mdli tender. Wash crushed red pepper and cook December 31. All stores will be / ( peas&lng water toa hall and with lid on2'4 hours or until closedSundsy January land stir inpeu, salt and cooking oll. lender. Monda January 2. BeU gaily will peas are Slice leaves off stalks, place ..t i.. I lsrder, aPMdtwo howi. Stir coflardgresrsln cold water, — occasionally. 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'-m'- I 4 ., AdsiIiPeIyS., SAVII3c, MVEL,T°Del 146Micg, Savory Crab Treats SAVE 32c, Trepic Fresh . _____ 11111111 CRAB EGG PUFFS Publix reserves the right limit quantities sold N R" F04 , - - gio 9150 aysej to - , - - ,Cl lOP YOUS HO(I3AV PICIUPIS' 'T . An Ideal treat for Holiday Entertaining Snacking during TV football games. , ?H's 5 £ 05(4? flu( OF 1141 siam FOR PCTu5t 1*.,G I',JOv OUS CO',vf,,(P,? thU PPOCflI,G Sift . • Nabiva Assorted Snuck Crackers — 89' ---' -, t4( Publix I ' '4' y. ' • or S..fs.d Treat. C.ch,ed i • ', SAVE 206, Wise Twln.Podi (36-40C.unt) Tasty '.' SAVE lOc,W'seSali,d ti g 9 __________I S CheeseDoodbs,., . Sw,ft'sP,.miumP,.T.nIe.f tkB.I ---- •t..A.taL Swift's P,.rniwn PrT.n kef Chuck Blade Roast :........... Swift. P,e,njvm Pt.Ten knsi,s5 S.d ' Fronch's i$ lngulsiO,$eeISiyI oux : 12-., Blackeye Peas............. IPSPtCT(DIIEAVYW5TERN BEEF SALE :. • - SAVE Sc. Hunt 2", , „... 69' " — Blackeye Peas....... , Sliced Bocon,..,....... j).licious With Hog Jowls, Hunt 'ThgPIocefo( ef SMFTSPRDAiUMPAOTENçJOVEI*UN • #% Naw.Ii.n Papaya... r Publix i . 89' Brown 'N Serve........... 4 ,, Swh'sPvesiium5ousog.,Au.d.d5y1es • ,. i, Chuck Eye Roast ................... 5,1•' ' 3 3 '7-.'. '1 Golden Corn... 3 ste TomatoCaigup., Cake Mix..... Bathroom Tissu. 79 Cremora ___6onus Maz.1 Oil.... lrints Ix 4 .' U.S.D.ACKIN.T,nS.,.Iss,Beef 19 Itt SuddlgsChipp.d . —. i 3.0 ,' Deer, riomur iurey... ,, 4Y' • $ ( Sw..t P.as... " (This is Non-ProTen Bee LL ChuckII - VI Publix the place for produce. cHoicE GOVERNMENT U.S.D.A. Choic. Ngn.Pt.T.n . 1 $2 USDAChiiN..P,,T,$.,f Chuck ena a Roast Beef Liver.....................p"it 79c " CHOE -- jack cheese with jalapeno peppers I cup dry bread 9 89 1 USDA pot or electric fryer to the table and let your gucda pitch In and help make what they eat. Consider a variety of serving containers. For example, use a wicker letter basket to hold "dippers." simply line it first with foil or plastic wrap. Then create a garden with radish roses and broccoli florets In the bottom section. Arrange breadsticks and pretzels In the middle. And top It off by filling glasses with carrot me celery sticks. Festive, but easy, these reclpca and entertaining ideas can all be prepared or assembled ahead. So you join the party too. FRIEDCHEESE I rvfith Place for 8eJ Publix Nwswoithy because they fill both bills are these new recipes 7A 0I When the qala gatherings at your house, you can coun on Publix to make it something special. Ani for instant hospitality, don't forget tasty party plaflers from the Publix Deli. r. to well. Mold Into 2 cold pack, CREAMY NAUTICAL containe rs coated with, APPE'rIms for PM and cold cheese ap margarine or fined with plastic, 3 8-4s. pkg. Philadelphia petizers from the Kraft Kit. crams wrap. Chill until firm. Unmold; Brand cream cheese chens. Fried Cheese with 1 the lemon Juice garnish with chopped pecans, U 2 W. beaten Jalapeno peppers and Pardesired. 2 molds. 1 Us chopped onion Vegetable oil mesan Party Dip featuring a l.% tps chopped CHEDDAR CRUNCHES surprising blend of seasonings Cut cheese into bite-sized sweet pickle 2 CUPS(lots.) shredded Kraft will please guests who ap cubes. Dip each cheese cube In 3 lps salt sharp natural cheddar predate a new Epicurean egg. Coat with crumbs; repeat. ' tps prepared cheese experience. And for friends who mustard '4 Ci Pii'kiy margarine Fry In deep hot oil 350 fr prefer familiar tastes, there's 1 cup cho pp ed, cooked 2 this milk until lightly browned. Nutty Fruit Spread, a new shrimp I tpa Worcestershire Variation: Substitute Casino Pastry for 2-crust cheese bell variation featuring UU t cheddar and cream cheeses, brand natural muenster, brick L1 Ifs salt pie or montery jack cheese, or Vegetable oil pineapple and pecans. Creamy 1 cup flour Nautical Appetizers and Kraft, sharp natural cheddar Combine softened cream 1 cup grape-nut cereal cheese for natural monetary cheese and lemon juke, mixing Cheddar Crunchies offer a Combine cheese and jack cheese with jalapeno flavorful text ure contrast and until well blended. Add onion, margarine, mixing until well peppers. round out the mack selection, pickle, salt and mustard; mix t'nded. Stir In milk, WetAlmost as Important as the Note: Cheese cubes may be well. Stir In shrimp. Roll out cedershlre sauce and salt. Add FRIED CHEESE AND CREAMY APPETIZERS food Itself, is the way ft's an'- 1 8-oz pkg. Casino coated and refrigerated until pastry on lightly floured liar- flour and cereal; mix well. ved. Bring your meat fondue brand natural montery ready to coo&, face to '44nch thickness; cut Shape rounded teaspoceisfuls of Into 3-Inch circles. Place two dough into bails. Place on level teaspoonfuls of shrimp greased cookie sheet; flatten mixture In the center 01 each lightly with fork. Bake at 375 circle. Moisten edges with cold degrees; 15 minutes. water. Fold in half and seal Approximately 4 dozen. edges. Fry in deep hot oil, 350 Note: to make ahead: Jolger's degrees, 2 to 3 minutes or until Cheer Form dough into two rodso ISAVE 'Coffee golden brown. In diameter. Wrap . Approximately 3 dozen IJ iqiii ghtl Ref rigerate or freeze. petizers ready to bake, if dough Is Variation: Sutstltide I 64 When frozen, in Ox, tuna, drained, flaked, refriger thawCutwrapped dough tide r . for shrimp. Omit salt. slices. Place on greased. _________ Note: - Appetizer's may be thin .h..t' cook I FS prepared and frozen until ready degrees, 15 minutes. =" to cook. When ready to cook, im.i...m.. h . ' tz j thaw in refrigerator. Fry in To freeze after baking: I Cool; wrap tightly. When deep hot oil, 350 degrees, 2to3 ready SAVE ii, o,esnon, to use, thaw wrapped In minutes or until golden brown. Salad Pefs mod. Si.. eT$tOr.ToCttJp, ig Place on I ASTI AND NUTTYFRUITSPREAD un rth' ISI•I• gre as ed . co okie sheet; heat at, TastyT.mg,to.s ....... Igo j0jlH MOUTHWASH IN I 8-ox. pkg. Cracker Barrel SAVE 1IC.OesnGiontWhels Kernel .rCiesrnStyi,. gr S de ees, minutes. OQ&iflisCel. Far Slow. Froth Fum brand sharp cheddar flavor 17-IL • rius Cobb.g......... v' 10' 00 Wks Megnum 2" . cold pack cheese food PARMESAN PARTY DIP 'Sm' Sine with Horn, Plo. Fresh B Cusp I pkg. pjpi 1 11-ox. pkg, Kraft sour see. While & flue ' ' ' dreaning Brand cream cheese Pole B.ans ................. V'39' Isir 612 .. c.ns$1" Del Mans. Parkay margarine cup milk L39* Sen. With Choose Sauce, Tend,, _____ icUP 0 oL)Kraft grated pecans ' % cup cbopped Fresh Broccoli ........... Dwnm 18-L'os. can cr ushed parmesan cheese 24L I GratInWOldorf OdUS Fancy Crisp A,I £ 111 4 pineapple, drained ltbi. Instant minced 6 i ' '1" 'sss. t9 G.Idsui D.IkI.u. ....3 69' 7s 2tbs chopped •••.. p'. 0111001 Tongy"Pu,, Geld" Seond (200-si..) SAVE (7COffLe), Neelhem I tsp. poppy seed Maraschino cherries, .sA,, 4 tps salt drain ed 1 Juicy I..mo,,s............. £' 59' & lIst 9' 6 C b e cheese Combine om in sow doceting and cold pack -IS.51 Tasty Or gin ' food, softened cream $9' Cilti ml1k,mIx1ng until well bhende cheese 5 AVI20c,sitdsNin.Daii y Coffee ,, 'Anlou .-ars.........3 37 05. ____ margarine. Stir in remaining Ingredients. and 2 tablespoons Good Anytime. Kraft Unswt.,d Pi'sducts êsi. Mix until well blended. Stir in Chill. Serve with vegetable .......s Alt. CIWb Sodt Collins. Wink "' I. Gr.p.fruftJujlc ...... 99 rsmalalng Ingredients; mix dippers or broad kta i1ss SAVISOC,ALPu,ps.. 4 Dry licunstilvt.d Lemons ..•.. i... •" LinsiJuk ................ 2 ',:'29' Tab, Sprite — LIter -63'L. ta. b . Serving a variety of apP11111111111 appetizers with flair Is one of the quickest ways to transform an ordinary get-to gether into a memorable event. Appetizers can be the frlvollfles of a meal or the meal itself. Either way, they are capable of setting a mood and readily adaptable to a variety of en trtalning occasions from formal gourmet dinners to after4he-game buffets. Unique flavor combinations and novel presentation are two secrets to uncommon party fare. When planning a menu for company, choose both "con. venlional" dishes — those containing Ingredients universally liked — and "adventuresome" foods which are truly different. ; --- j Dec. 21, IM-38 — — 11I II Wsbssday, Appetizers 'With A Flair Memorable — Satisfying the New Year's New Year's Day 1978 tradition of having greens Is tradition also offers these very easy and rnore important, gourmet dishes to the urbanites makes for a delicious dish or And Buffets For Parties T ryTraditional Southern Fare On New Year 's Day Ewning Hers M , $sMer Fl. Start with a 5.6 pound Crown Roast of Fancy C4'4al _____ Style Veal. 54 pounds crown road of ',a1 S slices white bread I cup cream 2 pounds ground veal it teaspoon onion salt s cup chopped fresh parsley 1 tablespoon salt dash white pepper 4 eggs dash marjoram 2 cis white wine Soak white bread in cream about 1 PMr. When bread is for '-".• - , ::'' - I -''i.-, -. , •p,' -S Stuffing Mold into meat balls. Heat at 300 degrees for a bo ut 15 minutes or until heated through. Cover with sa uce made with 1 pint bar becue combined with 1 P sauce tablespoon honey. HOLIDAY SAUCE DE AMOK Yield: About 4 cis 20 veal Link sa usages 6 tablespoons butter 3 tablespoons flour 2'4 cups chicken trot h 2 cups tomato sa uce I cup heavy cream L4 port wine Melt half the butter in a saucepan and stir in flour, using a wire whisk. Add thicken broth stirring vigorously with the - wire whisk. When mixture is thickened and smooth, continue '• cooking shari one hour, stirring occasionally. Add tomato sauce and stir. Cook five minutes. Stir in heavy cream and drain through a sieve or food mill. Return sauce to saucepan. bring had and swirl in remaaring butter. Add wine. to a saturated mix all above Heat thoroughly. Serve over Ingredients together and fill veal links whicti been center of crown roast. Roast In sautretj have ' - -- �!. . 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N-Mnkd to Buy ra i_uS..ii .iii'4132 Han a rem to Larrys Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave • inill all the convenIences, large yard. treos.plants galore, tholce cabinet - - oreaandwesreunabletolocala. Salaricidue$172,lOoi $17.4 mo. W$IIi Allied. 147.90. COWV. LOW MILES. SPECIAL 1011 MGI '195 Don't pile me Willett needed 0SM high AS SP 0111111014111 i's *Y9. PMKV 8 Classified Old, &M pile thit CHN ISTMAS LAYAWAY Singer Future In walnut '2393 Buy 5. Sill, the lne%t in useS furniture ReIn. stoves, ts. C11$lliled 50 find a tsni nrai '1795 ford. 337-5333, - - --- IM LUXURY LIMANS, I oft. HTo AIR, AUTO. : . -- -- - BILL BAKER - VAtVCW 01 Ideas? Visit (IN ,m WIld one14t Calllew&laveIll.11udayv nite.Pre,homnetnlal'is. soil. completely re led cooKime Mack.peol.carpe,.sm.gw I r - A , . ,. --. .- , ------- -.-- ..A_• . IF . -' CONSULT OUR 1 1 state and na i r EXTtA QUAINT- 3 OR. I both hem In Country Club Maneirl W-w porch. utility ShNI House In celIent ondltIonl Only * . . \ rot coverage . coverage. REALTORS (J a4 (Jltpijjq 44 S94*A I S.nvinol. County. ont I Ii 41 ! 4 . I . REALLY -1 Me Evening , L1, ,. . ONE PHONE CALL STARTS -- Save Money Insulate Po* CO? Cfl 01 All ?ype, b & Rao loam Ion bld or rw* -__ - Guars -'wd 1' ' .._ I~OMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN REAL ESTATE REALTO*.3n.144 - ____ - Seno,, lob& Free estimates call I ?U Yoe lIdo, 100 0*JoM Di. l*$I, ART ONPLSl LQHTRQL 2162 Park Or ive STOP AND THINK AAWIUTE.1t Classiti.d Ads didn' t work - : Rubber Stamps ___ 1111=;.~~ . *11014'"It. Moot to order malted lit class 24 hr$ call 323 NaL Land Clearing L505 cboorin . 53 yard lesder & Saw Filing PRECISION SAW FILING Pot EY ELECTR FRI li ESTIMATES . . cumitiod so servtobe b"kitif a - - American Rent All 323 9113 EXPERT LAWN SERVICE - - ItaLawn Care $ilflne community every day. - 7237551 Past Control -_ it-@ wouldkI be any. S044ce - -• I towt #Cfo" Well, fenced yard. frills ken. Wee ULAW Sal" L ChA,niia* 75045 Park Dr BLITZ CLEAN JANITORIAL AIM CallBad Uolobloring ALTERAtIONS DRESS MAkING. ___ W w - courts. Club Nsvsi, range. fnIgeraPor, disposal, tapes. & Much MUM want my Deem. . '' - - ' MOBILE HOMES ____________ II . ,: ~Z, - Imates ,F,,, ' vips", 41 - ~,.-~3.gA I - .,*.~, 11-IL PoInfitte-- interior a, *%fir -Lawn a gar*n Equipilinent act" witro mobile home. Ev enmostth e NDRA CONDOMINIUM - IN . Am KreR1..3OR, 35'b001,3 lnwIm)ruv,smoW, Will 00 hMe Palm"& repair. is Yes "Wit"Ce in ?fail. ..m ____ 6 Insfulatift FILLmO THE COUNTRY'!! "NovencierVI wool find you NI, 3277707 Roe. Item soft broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. ley W. Commercial - 1-. - .. 1-, ___ -_-- 00 only IS minutes from hown. 5 Handyman can mostly convert this I 00. 11#0 a 3 or A 111111t. Only ' SILM. Low doism gloynt terms by eweer.RoiItot. edsN .730.ami. - : : LIGHT HAULING !LOCAL I 349 $171 Back Hoe Loader Jr. MIT - TOWERS BEAUTY SAL014 l: 'K WRA special features, 1 11193 OWNERS WANT TO RETIRE . HUGHEY EOutPA,.iNT Dirt, Service. Clearing, Mowing WHITE AND READ ALL COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREAT- I OVER. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN SITTER 6"".-j-.1.3 .. . ..W. -5..j, 4 V;.. r, ,. "': -~ .-f . i - , Light Hauling _. 1414. I 9 WANTEONEWHOME5tOpUlL St. Johns Realty BROKERS it Central Heal h Air Conditioning For It" ntimaift Coil Carl Harris of SEARS in Sanford ,,ji Immicilate 3 Mat t veyougot wnefsm.v take MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE "1 _ iii- L d Multiple Listing Service us I * IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A WONDERFUL BUY, see this carpet - - ii 91.341111 - 3 Bit house. Lake Mary. My Owner. Call Offer 5 p m, * RIDE BY "Ispalmortoamm Call Vsl WWII to" "M of 11111110 features which Include I fireplaces for those cosy ovilinlitiot 3.2 L a don. tn, SOVICE AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB ANYTIME ,- I SUPIR- 3 Ill, I bath home In $11iners I Pan. FR. tat In kitchan, C-H&A. dinkilif area & much mwel BPP WAR RANTED. Just lusills REALTOR MLS M-5774 day or night ____________________________ 323 *m. Phone 372 0?t7 -_____________________________ ' 0 - . 322-IUS -. 322-2420 / f #11 FURNITURE, HWY 4, San. 04. I bant. W" New family room. Assume low interest Sa f d' Sal I ~,~ I 0 - - 'I Oi',,,tt sellS pa reduced price to 841AN. A __ 135.1jo I I . . : Sloov sea 1, chair. new, Only I" OPPORTUNITY. DecoratIng as NwatWlIø will howie a piac. - sed Mai "TO.CLEAN. - fireplace. 13xlj it. DR. pool. REAL home In Wrinwood., boolutiftil 4 I am& *#1111111111111111111111111, 64414"I im Mo micear cootiv. Low MILSL ONLY - -- --- ' VEI S thairs,RI1WorSale.Amirlca RentAlS 332.0113. Sl4lousehokl Goods - wlthexposedbeamschaln I . _______________' ------- CHARM FROM THE PAST Gacleus entrance hall. 3 BR, dWMQ area. nice neighborhoodi @PP WARRANTED. A bvy of .- Trvds.v in Chovoll# LagunaorI,lail miles, AC. PS. 29.000 Ps. I Dr.. niwtlr,s. Reasonable. Call ' $tOre9ebullding,53$, PierneIflLIIICOinHaIgIIt$.I9.PR. 1. I , I . womw WN . watiefiletwirmw , ornar W. fenced batch yard with 2tx2c COMFORTABLE- hR. 1L bath * - LAKE MARY- ) on. ham, ; , v Sarry , JLIST MAKE PAYMENTS-12 A, In I todeft. Call 323 ISM or U4 AM (Doslar). . MM#Cfffdkio RMTOR. 3n. Flea M~ open Now Yeer1' Punch Bowls, a ?M. MMOL T86NM Chews. otoff-S. wiaww. Fro. & So. 9 a.m. to 5 way BO4111, Coltso, Urns a p.m. Free rord to 10 time Spacious Spanish 3 on, of. fro" "Ing OMI American Ron,. Ia, a" the smenItles Plus am# . venders. Is# cmw Ill sem. -alowitneft wifid. Cssimuiiiifft~ .I--- - - , MOIC M 1. RNALTOIR, 3M Aim. ctilta cmiriZ crutches, Call Jackie, of SWYM. 7M. ATTRACTIVE- 3 Rot. I both 1111 ) &34=0. Carpet. fenced Verdi EPP I. •• M n-4bvsn FvrWsW I , - KAULINOI - _. n , , machine. fully automatIc, Ills Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Originally. 9'"S. plopenesewRent Our Rlarsonvoc Used W 6 mW4114- balance. CAMIOLL-SICURNITIME.3n.siso COM ERCIAL . extras. 530.000. William REALTOR$ #X4Mor3X.Cllowo . pets. In-3936. loeded klCIudwi moon roof and Ye Cher. Built in CS with power antenna. 30 miles. Must See 19 Lt. 3 BR. FR. L fireplace, many FORREST GREENE INC. Nice for couple. No cfiIIote or . i~ 4 .1 :_ 1 ' Lincoln Waft IV-6111 glass Dosww pat". Completely ChockOirIy. 373434% soul I ~~ - ' 19M FILL DINT - -CLAY - - SHELL- $4"7I7 PPIf11, bilance A1 owiø.qr. FILL DINT S TOP SOIL YELLOW &AND Call DICk Locv.323 IM Brond new. novel used. slightly (301).3" 1105 ACREAGF I'', 32____ - f`010111464111,1110--mlad IM Sharf "Me. balance " 01-111111. otmil, 19" Singer Z.19 Zag net Real Estattairoker to Schools 4 shopp"i only 5257311 aw _____ % orms WAL' black interIor, priced icr quick sale. $1230 513400. Private . 1I04 5005 for all types of Carpeting. sold originany M OWNER AlOVID OUT- Memo to . ____ DOONISIURY . - ANNE A 3nin4. m-05l'. I'?] Voliks*ow sug 90,M mi automatic. Stick thin, while with - 04 RAT- how 3 got, I both home HOLIDAY SPECIAL-CIL 3 Olt. In Sanford with all the extent C. any tonlifts. SI&M. M974. lllfw~ M"! iiiiiiiiiiiiiilillll Lake Mary Blvd. - - ' . &ia - - - 11MA, $ia a U_; GatvlIexpfe_take pp,..,or Sel@" $I" down L run a VACUUM - ONE PHOill CALL STARTS A LAX I MAR Y -Lakelfronot SWIM. CLASSIFIED AD ON FR, scr. PWO4 1111" W" Pot. NUMBER 15 323-2611. 13lk4l4 aft. SUAN. -1 INS Buick LaSabr. AC. P.S. p,S,.n.wtlres.rimsgood.$ISO - "" II $1O&up Cassetberry. 11 C7, 1)0 4704 - W".l"A"I. I jt.i lernjCI -- - . of ' REALTOR MY S. French Ave.. Sanford. Fla. Telephone IM)311 W41 31,3 bath, fenced. 5311 me. 331. beach, Florida. .,, , iS ESTATE. INC. DESK STENOCHAIRS NOLL'S Down Credit Qualifies $30&up UP Quality. ill bushel. Wholoult in your container. S btvi,is or mone. 7k per busz,et lAGOS MARKET. 245 Sanford Av.. Ill 111v No Money _____ ADDINOMACHINE USED E*CUTivE so Past. two WIlT REALTY RaALTOk fl . KIlN REAL. i in&.rt.iia..i 4. rj ..alesAppralesls a', w, n' wide, P a I ,.1 - ____ _____ FILECASINETS An. Rabosit MALTY . South adatt.d he was 'IN MLS - . USED 3 1 • DRAWER 4corstrwk .)()IOJL Ave. 3723234. . Gwaltney Jow,lers.304$. Part - 11__, Evenlna Street, es a * . - ,,Ierted ' years of fence •n Sites (1 Perience work for you call Pete or Ctcan. Winter Part 444111i Sanford M fall. Dealer Agent - Sanford Plaza. nnii ICICI II OWN OrbfW WWII RAYMOND E. LUNDQUIST Reg. Real Estalt Broker - - ftwd. for Information and ~ consideration. Applicants Should ' apply In POW with the F lorl" State Employment Service. 910 . All 811 THUMB CONPORATION . .4 6 221 Seirlill Park A". IS As"". POWMI _- r a 0 nA 141w IIst' __ ISO Park Dr.. Sanford. ng and cooking . ...i_. various -..inas. onmanu, aiding other cooks In the preparation 00511 kinds of food d in enestauront 2$ • * South took queen II. par Box as Midid to ad spibe spade Sti$ot, New York. NV lxi,) , * : CESE:PEciALTcOoic • 'U1HOUSE West.He had 0 7~ - . * 3iAtfl10fWs UrfllshSd • ZIAMS" M $610 yo, $IRS, to, l I nir • by Stan L"And JAO Remits 11 park. Weakly 33)1 Hwy. 17-07. transportation furnished. For contact Ma. Panels, 481101. Parents welcome at * French balace %ANFORDSEWINGCENTER 1C)o Stale St. 3001 Adams Ave.. $17.500. bld. sHe. Nice tress 110*101. - wk. paid training. Expenses + ='! ., RMt5 - IlZi_ GUYS 0 and FREE Group 805 BALL'S. Discount Music Center. 1;01 1. Singer. Future. sold no* for U10. pay SAN MO PARK-1, 2. 3 Sawomen trailer AM. Adults a family 111111101110112 W" AW R- S. - . US@ A Want Ad 322;61 I or 831 - 110W $110. Ill on 0"1711. 150 W. 351h If.. L W Ift AVEL MAN? You,11 Nat'l Co. now has owing$ for I? - ' P find him listed in our Business Vt Apts, W Senior CillIMS. Down. . me. you People. No sm. Service Difirictory. town. very clean & roomy. Sam Mkonce necessary W must be' Jimmie Cowen, 314 Palme"If keg to leave at price for major .. - -.1 q*__ 0. .... 06 . lse $owing machl W E.?Sfh St. 333 1041cr eves. 77305)1 LAKE MARY GENEVA GARDENS flOINSI. I IN* of ERN. "ad 81 to: -Win jj1L low and avo.a Catilt of this of SPIDMAAN Illy Bob Them - *?If construction, adult & family area, cable TV. St. AVON CAU.INGt Excellent earning opportunity help pay for those Christmas NAVAL ORANGES 4 other Citrus MP Soft we 1"Wint Wild wams to kam If Mrs. Ely that Inda" a nve.cam a ' pad* soil because he pla W than Mire. Hal situ, awantaff 90 ft the hand If his " OrA@g VC nloirWW, 11111110r, but Mrs. CWbertson Tba, wl" h wIll ON Of the two beat raliked to WOMM players of thit early a dam besw an we adre dW of cooftielt. now am extre MIMPA?Zlt CNTZRpWU AM.I . Tenn5 Count, Launp room. AC. Onhwash", Carpeted & Drapes. Call 3716,130 between ft" Nuf1k10,Center, 01 E. REALTOR 1 t. 3 & 3 SidlOom Apartments available. Pool. Rec. Ram. __ NOW. Take orders' - - SAVE 50% Factor y clearance, on stretch zig, ideal Realty -- Ridgewood Arms Apts. "M 201 Commercial 3333171 "Low Low Fee" p-Good Things to Eat - 110 Chapman Ave. Duplex ApI. convenioni to hospital - been YOU don't havO a down payment of of you're looking for a gow Psanoos. Thomas orgsns-lqough, Eves. MANY 322-0612 322 11" , Afric,st. Night Crawlers So large - .Malogs on foil free 9"I.1254 LPN full Jim*. 11 p.m. So I min. . shin. apply In P"So". Lakeview mends. The queen of dia- North sno 11111114 away wa tm . W9 lob*,wk my Im do low " 1111011"re In"hVd - 5* " 'i" r s9--musical -- tyourcrntIhas Subsidy available. Il..w,trth - 3GApartments UriUflhlshed AM EMPLOYMENT U U*11 00ISI. _~ x ; sodh Cal" thf" hurt$ find 04 am of dlikiffmads. Tbm he Played his kd two Spades. a 'g ELECTRICIAN . fill YOU? herne? Soil no =needed but uSmNj Items with a CIA111111fied Ad. . $4 hr. a .80 up P114100 Who like money u7= COSICIASSIfiodedsto buy. toll. of wuldcomejfcluhabroke3. 3 or If a squeeze could squeezed 003235043 galb"Iffing in m home day or night 323 5954. r - North 11 4WOMed =" W0" UMrU bn ea W t Today you're lucky at tI(I ailt*tothis, RIN3ia will t hare a III iiit ci omeyowway. 1 ,I- New 3 84. I Government Good Credit. Bad Credit or No Credit _________ & Multiple LlstlngREALTON 322 I)DI Day Of Night 1640 1,1141111,410141 at M" _______________________ - p ps i . Open NURSES AIDE days 53.34 hr.) $ TRAINEES b DRAFTING open selling cemmunity every day. ReId & Req. Real (stat, 5rtv imileag,,eIc,IlInicofl4tion. call Rick at Jfl 136 SSnfoid. Fla., 1271 I old, repaired, *essed. bought, sold Callferappi.ua4uI. -. fir 001111111 I"S Cldfun 210. 1 DR. whits, with blue interior, 4 Speed, ROISON MARINE Cassilberry Plaza oou. HOSPITAL- Dolls HAL COLBERT nEALTY,inc. tProugio,t Well take $.40j, 373 8322 or SU Mo. ' am boot, like new, fully equIpped, $1 hp Mercury motor. Mav'y duty trailer wm 6 oil firms, 114 model. 3".1512. Bob Walker Furniture Hwy. I7.3 IlouSing UPpOrtunty Payton Realty 1074 Toyota Corona. 4 door wagon , AC auto • Eiceilent 9-BostS & Accessorla Fit* Selection 00 - used hur. ' lassified a" $MO the buying III Um to obtain =edoestim. AS - ____________________ ...- hal Will Years v Contact J , lime the squeeze Not that It was a Vulnerable Both Dealer: TAU= (W*Wy 9) In dl altislition toft. U y" ,24 - " Lakf MSrv- 3 ek. it-, Doitin flW$. Under 537.000 wIth less them Im 1400, - Government 3734437 Just think- it classified ads didn't eonS. there ulvt be anyt DRAFTSMAN. RESIDENTIAL &-.CN Id CA m plugs will not hum you, but 1 ww. -. . may AQO$4 dod por bkdkn %ft. smisuaddoestodey.1(fteould You CIL be very adv$ at poft (Nov. na@L ___ tolmer bis 6 " so why pla 21) So" yow himp cw& to with pesnota: aD! , , I NT thaWs ARM ( U"31-April 19) Don"t wage low lailled With EACH CATE VM me MM!MJAT s rr.9 V I I :' A CALENOW, WIM IN W/ '^7--# vjs ' Qmft. - TkAW WU! . 41Pt Ia Mo SW MR to . - ----;--~ WILSONMAILM FURNIJURIL BUY-SELL TRADE 311 JISEFirst70. 3233137 - Real Estate, Inc. Millers good Used T.l,vsion, $35• up 7410 Orlando Dr • 327 _ 5-MisceIlaneous for Sale room- living room, double '• utility room. p00th. General Contractor 3. -------------- REALTOAS I Off- I both. family room, dining -' Go. 9SM. HIGHWAY PILOT TANDEM _________________ . - I XQ6 peactlis thm liiiiv~ BUG$ BUNNY . b'Ia es a lmcirsSththSfl.Y0U'U A-- jy Found: White PIWSlsn Cal. VC ty Sufliand Estates l Hwy. 477, 3fl)) - than 1lisda third sped.. Now South could count to 11 sure tricks low spades, • :=- ,, J intlwHraIdJfl70fl Hour _ - Builder. 3n.My. Equal Housing "Your F v lure is Our Concern-- - -1 LEGALSECRETARY open 2-Rooms SECRETARY Dr'ntDnPairOrPuIIyou,piai,.. $SIlmo ....- GAL. FRIDAY open Use A Want Ad. 323 UI) or $3). Sanford-Furn. rooms. Gracious I em. RECEPTIONIST saiomo living. So S. Oak. no 1"O'Nit. SYSTEMS ANALYST ToSISM - 4 3322420 A Reg Real Estate Broker 3438S SanfordAve. 33l07W,s 323.7143, 3737173 $3SOO$30.StutfIngEny,Iop,, Salt.Stamp,d address envelop, Toyco P.O. Sol, solo Slocidon. ASPIRING • rwi they even protect 701W ears from noise damage. The 107 fl) You are ruHdk above your . _,, ,, wi..7. 00 • a _,, he ----- • a " BRIDGE 'ia -- C m (FA.3NI" 9) i11N-%rV% , - 9) friend a .t.i and had withiing better to do !JIS s1lanw, bat yoerald . I s11.34i M- Ask , ".. .. Au AQUA1R (Jan. - ____ w O (A _____ - I 6 J 10 9 10743 Ko youwent to.Od ou. 11111111111111111110 00 61ftrAWIM! an 411111~ las Cft fttkm6 N"r". CITTM RISKY' LMkAJ rli.r,v. AT - MORTGAGES STENSTROM REALTY - the I*WdpCNOCIlMglOjM, Than ii registration is, union eoicm• is sold. CIII 004 $51311 icr further details. Closed Xa.a. POW sale Jan. 23. T. Sell thost thin" "Wo are just taking up space w$ttta LOSE UNCLUTTU YOURCL __a -sold Wil, fillaot$ of discount. Coil 1111113-411 1119 syioni io•ci. will hold a publiC AUTO AUCTION ivory Tuesday S Sal. at 7.30. It $ 9w iviaIly silo. $13 00 00317 47A-,i.gs.mo,t - "". ", I mile we" of SPIM & my, grow now lan in lay away, , apprell. Owner Broker. L DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION WALNUT STEREO Orlando I43IO1IEv Waffanty. lNWlt f4$ -.-- - -,--- _ I CORNER small 006CC Low does' iquipmerW&satntps5. ces I advnl mg Program 0 1114t 0 tow Of the many air REASONS WHY WERE THE EADERI Call Dove Parr icr a r*.rs. 80~--Aiiftos for Sale U.-TV-Radio-Stillf"90 46 -Conftm worcial Propwtv --- _________________ or Sanford. F to , 32" 1 I 373 lfl3 ) fl DESIRING 4n 4541 or wr I,@ Sanford AIAnC Family Group DEAR DR. LAMB -Being a college student living in a VWWS illet COWd MGM BY OSWALD nd JAMES JACOBY to ya In a Material suft so he led block a low swes.You mW be Ale to Md 50 cits for .acb.4 a I. yes, Ii - Ist Is $72 .19) Baserve J.dg..st es fKQS CO (J C*p ai.iat, enytMig t is toM to )IU AflIM ,Q$53 today mdy by datog this can ddE difolifid tiliffmTOW you 4 A547 '. for f amilles Of fflerids Of Ff ObIfm drink4fS For further information ca ll : did, bat thsr is kdcotlonthota lot olpeoplego to tk that In tOCSlh.St0riaMotberrsann duft ___ 4 01% addressoill Envelope for It to me I -- Nb 21 1 F dolthe cootamintion of your Bar TOW of beaw. Coda. 1 M49 am thist cor. 7W a" Ficum in cdkge MMM IS Nd it lionall aimad dorm aWan to bia of I b -rviisd Id is iW erwevilived., ON this is 0 F11 101 Iftdoesn'tmewthat Pill dould embraft far-out - fit P Santa. N. BATA Saturday. 10 6. '=' lN YOUR FILy 1017 339 SM offer F Hands $III take ever poyments, no inionow dowi, 3276 That Buying And Thess, Selling. flialt or 112"M &$I,forTerneny, M 261 I or 831 "03. - ------- - -_ -_ - . --- - Really. REALTOR. 323-11M . noor stem. Carpeted. 1113.111)(11. Call Doug Wells. 323. 7541. Sanford. Fl. Monday thru llcla*9i, 337, 375; IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM biU*.yaje tat is tnus. am at fat.And, accordinito è bofore you Insert them to the U.S.D.A. values, that avoid any possible lungs) SYBUN11112111MOM ____ - .-• Ut . 7, • available. Teaching youngslers ProPtv.atest Is Certified by USA Pro Tennis Registry For Into. a" AL ANON , WK the ____ - £ poly*eioaturdad fats. Oely 2 percent of batter Is llnoI* I 7. USCG snta,. & group tennis instructIon Perhaps AlCoholks Ationymolirs Can Phone itaitlily Write P.O. box 1213 i.nfonaFloqlea 32fll Pwms medets to choosi from. Call e Whitehurit. REALTOR. 333 tunliies __ CANAL BUILDING SITE$ ioikill", to Laos Me ise. Joinny Clark JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI Professional T BUY JUNK CARS- fr om 110 10 In, call M IUA- We" Ads Got People Together - HERA bon.IIN Soler llivyot LNoqval DEALERSHIP RVAILAILe Sanford. sernitioit areig, Earn $30000 550.000 per year. Unlimited opportunity, one of the nation's fastest growing foducts Total investmentS2400, I 100 PC? Security Investment AutornoiNit 3 All Expense Paid Vacation 4 No Esperitnc Necessary V it our desire to hop you moirl your 9 life and become successful thru Ultra Guard. examination prop course. I night% In Orlando So art% is n. 111h Sea School St. Pete. $13.521. $104 Ion FACED WITH -, tYP*s of unsaturated fats, DEAR READER - If you are MORQUASStUratlild fats and eiposed to a lot of loud music - E . good for you. There ate two with thete? III t VU .., Captains ig that b'Ator lat h. M(I1 bt 1m ytoweereerpluds. Ii sic Ndulbd t"S, 7b bVilealiloo there my possibility of physictj '-es-al' kI maistamm i.e we or even uwis.ge cuff" -' , '. CRANK CON&-j REALTY REALTOR$ 664ill 44011 Mary Were "Sionswomoist VIt011, M0164 ASSOCIATES . Lessci s. Instruments. Ac Cessorits. Nepir, ito E. 1st Smri.oni, 3731711. .i.v,I. I. 24-Business W." REAL ESTATE 3 ,7 UppetsOs. 73j P31 l'tlf 5pm 3j47 wdti ____ CENTER. 1S Still $$ $0. like to mett nice man. : - I would Bowdon ISLAS. For companion. I_' call "If 3"? h.d$. - - cue and sill It .. 11-Instructlo Nice slim attractIve lady, total dialtary intake. aeffly, If Box 1561. Wo Cfty Station. U 1011 sc THAT. vwese. I -I - I I HEAR YOU SAY NM R OF 101111 43 40 - - ilColflmldidlOpercint. - _________ ___ mpono. . petCUd of the calories for your in care of this rupaper, P.O. j 4t 42 II? by Bob Montana I - 4047 I - I - - - will quickly exceed the 140 I 30 - W _____ 33 - - r etiOttals . details: KIT. a sitin FKA resmile In Academy Manor. 3 IN. 1106, 6IS7.23 PSI, 30 I Will $. 1% pd. APIII. Hirild cI.%$li,d ad. Call 337 701) . - - i DIVORCE FORMS . t0l __________ , percent saturatd tat. aen&sfg you the Health L.ett The later-society Corn. number 74, Milk Products: mission for Heart Disease Good and Bad. Others who want rntnsadj that this 1011 4 51 - 'O I'll OH OS4JT. I . o,, M911" BUY JUNK CARS. trucks & irn ports. 110 to Wor M 91011111 after 3 ________ p.m. & wookends. Realty REALTOR SANFORD . Harold HaN Hunty 'J'p Pf'lI. l' AM bwNdw4 Ia. e. = C•fTf will 77-4vok Cam 111@11 - MOONEY APPLIANCES. ") 1131,11111110 111,11111 wo d@Wt. S9111,00111. Down Payment low, as _ . - . - in exchange #or companion of Older w0man. 3".M% SilinfOrd. undoy Noon Friday ___________________ - U.& Department of Agriculture msaturated fat, plus Saturated handbook (over half of the 11 tat - should be limiled to no 29 . Noon The Day.8efO(e Publication U I 18 - . il pop (abb,J _ • iHE BORN LOSER 24 Navy ship pis1sz(abbv) 35 Ditches 26P.,sls 27 Nsk.do 29 Scandinavian 30 Source of 004M wourdw fAL I located In many areas of SmlnoIi County. $11,110 to ell hilleft Ma"Ing pay for 194. SALES POSITION TOLL FREE-1 on 43144j . PIFCOltg)RPMESSAGII Reliable WORM to If", rent fro@ ~ DEADLINES -_ .1. I~ dWy cu*MW I wr*. III Is 40 Docifor (abbriow Me 3 Li.sts Mitsimum ...11.. Lamb . SATURDAY 9-Noon - - 12 C) 1-29 3 2 rAb~ " IA wo MO asurdw I" bd w0dod U 0 P0 43 Balconies ci any biMilt WhMIOSflF. It 44 Public iMt*d margarthss. 4lNorsslttsr md,rotlaibnpottantu DtARR1ADR-You.an 43 Energy tat as a factor in IMINMId $ Macli pan g.ncy(abbr. Is thillit butler is a NO saturated ligg body's F0dXt0 9 Animslwasts 47 Gooey mtdvrs fat iiodxt. The INonnation ci fcity.cholestarol pST11C110 u 10 31 sudetic group you have been given 11 Identified With the heart II Yaks notici 34 Social insect 50 Inlkmltls minlpadI,. BcitarblI perag igas,. You should IICindir 3$Whstpinon 51 lost banal byw.4g fthsperird also biow that the total f 21 VIllains 39 Ssziiss 54 Child's III uturst.d ff jrewibne to the ounautnrdbis h types exclamation person 56 Out (Ful 'maclion by Mod Walter COOKIE?... THF GENERALS IN A FOUL MOOR I Notmia Vincont I Author flsistg 7 3andt 32 S.uI*. ft4 -oa_ 1 , . .. .. KENMORE WASHER- COMPLITILY RECON. O$TU*-1w . Military Compensation- I .- umssbt ft= of of you 1730 DOM I I A" tow" I GMk WW 20 Disease 22 Biblical word 2 AMP 24 Mr. "GOP 3 Mouthful 23 Spon4h ,. I . 4 0. Dre 1 cOPS ft N I I Now [mow 12 Imorre"M - --. HlQHSCPiQiAb$.LlmftW IS2-AIeE;s ____ .J' - ,. WImlsI Fl. raI' S. - ______________ 33 ___ Orlando-Winter Park 322 -2611 In Daily Products 69 Ukraise 13 WNW IftJ 00 Law ft __ Hig __ S h Saturate Fat PusPvls ' ISFially poop I $øQ 12 ft" 2 0&N 1 fl Aeeieirr L1Il1ILIJ 11L1 Wsay.Dc.,rn'7 SLONDIE -.---.. . , ------ - - , ii- X-47 ~,;~f - ___4.;.1f - �kmls, P1. W1:ly, C. IS. 1977 I a a;j - w I-w' - T •.; - 9I AV I-- - . _!ç Pa I k II i' I' • 70th Year, No. 112-Thursday, December 29, 1977 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents APPLES 1 !• : . . 2 • il99 FOR _ 8 EEF pO so Pam '01 W•D BRAND USDA CHOICE 111*1? O OR ii*u CHUCK. wsoi,i U04114 CHOW LI. Calif. Roast .. I w. o hAND USDA ILADICUT .• $189 9" NI -IL PLASTICS L SHOW N& LU. Nv Frisk Isf. I PLO" *rrn, PURCHAN Of 1148. d, 7 Sors Cm.., Stiak.. Usck IOIDIN -.• 91 SHOULDER ROAST - ., I - $159 LI. . - - MILWAUKEE I sN saCkd Is $11, • Ste - -•-.. ' •€ ____ IT II •.h- L-. IAaol io., - NA$VIfl - - - ----4q - - - ---.- .-- IW i - L I (j'i w0 Pon s.m c.-u rv '•-- 6' ri Uqt AT TOUt FUIPIT NN-IIXIL — - OT I'i C T9 pwi,., •. I I - • - - s PALL - I I ______ .°' ' 90 is s . -' •-' - • - - • NUTW000 PA - - r s ___ -• • ____ ___ T • I __ $151. SOPIIIN ciluac &fl 151. 501.11155 ChUCK SlIM . 151. I, lI(—[it t - _ mSioiIU1T - '99 OJIGt -CAR - PON S a BEANS GATIONEADE - =•=;- - U - SOUl alAN • '' i " • *14 Ve I ____ SLS S -------- TTT' SON %R .71 - .• ••• CIN I— -• •-.• I • • 1%emef1c'ObwMto talk to the ,t1cri sod make them feel welcome. The students are attending American universities, furthering their educatlas, with the plan to ritn to their native 106 to put their ed"sfitowoñ Dr. IAls Porn and Ms wife, Dr. Maria Peru wars sponsors of Me fourth annual visit to Sanford and wer "Stated by ieroia civic groups. the Qiaznbac of Commerce, the Tn .5.. nI RANDY minis -- her only child. MRS. CHUMNARN Now skills a' will help -& *)0 4sal a 89 ,. • show that direct separate talks peace plan." The Jordanian cabinet, sian of Israel with each of the ining up its deliberations, countries it had attacked could announced today, "There Is lead to positive results," not hing in the plan which dif- Pravda said is an editorial. fers from the Israeli position of "The results proved to be the last 10 years. negative," Pravda said. "Jordan rejects, and will not "Opening talks with Israel cooperate with Israel In any without consultations with the The Mideast In 1977, 1911, Page peace offer under which we are al lies, without support of the IA 'alled upon to hand over Arab Arab countries, Egypt had several hours late Wed nesday land to them," a cabinet weakened its posi tion at the talkL..' to review the pro posals an- statement said. In Mos co w the Sovi et Begin met today with reUnion nounced Wednesday In the Israeli par liament by Prime said the Egyptian-Israeli presentatives of Jewish settlens were dividing the maids on the Gulf of Aqaba Minister Menahem Begin. The negotiatio A..I...t1 COtdtheSlflalandtoldthem .l•uIaw5iMw,a ne opposes creation of a Begin plan offers autonomy to the knot of Middle east tension. Israel would protect than with "radical" Palest inian nation in the West Bank and the official Soviet nwspaperi, a defense force and maintain Its the heart of the Middle East. drip, but dresses that "public order will be the responsi bility Pravda and Izvestia, said the economic stcport. In Israel, a powerful bomb of the Israeli authoritIes" Isra eli-Egyptian negotiations Sadat and Begin reached an apparently set by Palestinian served only to give Israel an apparent impasse Wednesday guerrillas exploded near an Begin said an Israeli military upper hand and delay a set- in their public statements over open-air market In the Mediter- presence on the West Bank and tlement. the Palestinian Issue, only days ranean coastal town of Nets- the Gaza strip were "an un"Cairo hoped much for after their historic summit In nya, killing two persons and negotiable part of Israel's Israell concessions which would Imiallia. • .1,.# • • • oisuling five others, one of t he m criti cally. It was the fifth such blast In Israel since Egyptian President Anwar Sadat made his hist oric visit to Israel last month. Jordan's cabinet met for . . • • .1• • &. .&.#• • , -- .:..... -• d, • & A 1- • •• I & & " .1.15 - • ..••• UP -It i ' ,/?' "Sure Harvard Law School is the very heat in the United States,"heuld, adding he has bean studying at home and abroad all his life putting Energy Carter World Theme, Page IA its education to work in government in between college courses. "I hope to my country," he said. Motabar Ali Zabarab, 25, of the Yemen Arab Republic, has been a student at George Washington University for the past five years, and plans to continue his education In the United WARMING The brisk morning climes In Sanford and Seminole County were perfect for 6year-old William Brown who practiced his tennis strokes Fort Mellon Park, Ttapertillwole, this mii'alig dipped lain the low 301 before the sun rose and warmed things up for William. at • - -. • ' • • .,-• •. . • •. • $14,500 -: - -,• • • Hsrad Pbs$ by Tim "Ohm - StbsIdy Sought Fun ding Dispute Threatens Unmarried and from a country that permits Radio the Central polygamy, he said, "Yes," his government with a big smile when asked if his coedry sells -: • red of Sanfort è\ the United States oil. To the oli.... who --• & "Much 409 he a" Zabanab's course of , NARENDRA BASNYAT English, the gatbor study is computer science, provided a mixture of M computers are not used 1dm Willis, president and owner of Herndon Ambulance Ser. and $40 emergency calls in Orange County. .otmde. Stories wars being in the oil refineries, he vice, says he will be at the Seminole County courthouse today Kaiser said this Information opened a new dimension for cooexchanged by small soup. said, but rather for looking for some answers. Mderatlon and the two agreed that the increase in fees would and lidarprotad from one statistical application And, If the answers are not to his liking, he said he may be bring Seminole County in line with neighboring Orange. language to several others especially in compiling the cutting local service immediately. He said that he and Perry ran through some preliminary census. Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. said today the figures agreeing If only half of Herndon's 6,000 annual calls were th rood ;o%eloi jsitora 'My father reign His favorite computer,county's $14,S0Oannual subsidy to Herndon was discontinued as of considered as a basis for estimating revenues, that the per. 'ded Interesting Oct. I became no contract exists providing for the subsidy to be patient mileage charge would bring in an additional $18,000 anhe said, is the Model 160 ('CST$Mifrom NCR.. Zabarah said he paid. The old contract expired on Sept. 30. nually to Herndon. has fly. wives.' SayedA.Itamldttamdy plans to receive a "cerWillis said. however, that the county ln the past during the lo In addition, Kaiser said If the $5 per call discount Herndon Cairo, Egypt, 40years of tificate of Data years he has held exclusive franchises to operate ambulance permits for payment withlng 10 days were eliminated another old and a Lu hepsctor In Processing," the service locally has continued paying subsidies for as long as six $12000 in revenue would he earned by the firm. And. Kaiser his home country Is equivalent of a doctor of months without a new contract, while negotiations were un p ointed out the discowd does not exist in Orange County. studying law at Harvard 4illo.othy degree. derway. Kaiser said with the two new revenues plugged in, even using in Law School He quickly responded "When the first monthly check did not arrive October, 1 s figures of losses, the firm should base a profit margin He ban beendadjlnglow called the courthouse and was told that the' matter would be [)TAHAR ZABARAII See SOUND S , in Seminole County. Page IA 4 d ra i a l i t ansel ,,,,s" gairl wm, for the p im r 1 T "If the county had warned me that the subsidy was being cut Of Willis' claim that his firm provides monthly financial 11 off, we would have taken steps to cut expenses somewhere," he 'I said. 'Wi would have taken Willis said the suggestion of county Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser has been that Herndon be permitted to raise its rates steps to cut expenses' above the current $35 for nonenergency calls and $40 for emergency calls to provide an additional charge of $1.50 per mile statements to the county of its activity and collection data, Kaiser for transporting patients to the hospital. Willis said Kaiser wanla the county to expend the money It had said only one such report has been received by the county over the been granting to Herndon in an annual subsidy to provide heart- past year. Willis said earlier that the firm has reallzed revenues of $130,000 monitoring equipment In the Altamonte SP1ÜIS based and to $135,000 In Its Seminole County operation over the past year, Sanford based ambulances. He said the firm already has the expensive heart-monitoring equipment in Its CaSSelt*TT) based losing $10,000. .We cannot continue operating at a loss." Willis said. He said ambulance. separate bai* accounts and records are kept on the Seminole Willis said two of the ambulances used in the Orlando area have County operatloa. such equipment provided by a federal grant, but that Seminole Kaiser said, "We have repeat asked for the monthly has not been able to obtain federal and state money for similar reports, Inst receive only one. Wills I wed to work with Horn. QUid ___ don, ftIth has provided good service in the pad, my ren Kaiser said today, however, 09 the problem existing for aibdhty is to 01* for the county's welfare.-j, DO OM n is not complicated. Last year as an example, Kaiser said, the contract with Hemdon was negotiated in December and was made by the county commission retroactive to the first of October. "That decision reds with the board of county commissioners," Kaiser said. The public safety director said that Herb Perry, public relations Arbandinie ned ------- 44 Horoscope and general manager of Herndon, discussed with him the Bridge.._ • 4.5 Hospital •.•.. pcaslbillties of eliminating the subsidy, described by Kaiser as a Coniks 4-8 Obituaries cudrv,araiM matter locally for several. years. Crossword • . ...........4-8 011 RSELVE.S .j.$ Kaiser said in his disctaslons with Perry, the Herndon official EdIt.rlai • . .- .......... 4-A Spurts --... ....6-7-A AMONG THE STOPS ON THEIR LOCAL TOUB WAR THE ZOO told him that last week the ambulance firm began charging $1.50 Dear Abby ------------ji Televisio •.-.•.. 2.5 per patient mile as an additional fee to US for ncnemergencies Dr. Lamb • • 4.5 Weather IA - County Ambulance Service Today i••• • I.... & - i •-,&•-••••.•• , '- . SA'sFDt A. By LJnIte Press Interna tional Jordan j*Aned Egypt today In rejecting Israel's proposals for the occupied Wed Bank of the J ordan river. The Soviet Union denounced the Israeli-Egyptian peace negotiations as heightening tension in the Middle East. The Jordanian rejection was announced as Sadat said Egypt definitely cannot accept Israel's insistence on keeping troops In the occupied West Bank. Presi dent Carter in a television interview Wednesday night sided with Israel. He said leek •• ...•• POD p• waft" ••3 MUff ::...Iv•I IM-m $ -C " • • TOPPING C a 688.0100111110111 Win ROAST 11 UL 1111~11 1111M on" $ lN lOIlON SUIT 101US$ cUs1 m __ Mort" - 1110116 - - INS $100 '• I awac uviw - "Iff 99 _ cof*lnI* WIr help my country.' . 1U, • to - ICN •t. ' . and will stay in Cambridge, Mass for another year. "I bring tothestudjof law the benefit of my experience," he said. Of his President Sadat's recent peace talks directly wlthlsraeliPrtme Minister Begin of Israel, Ha" lt tsagood step Ua jot peace be achieved. "But," he said, "I am waiting for the results. Sadat Is doing his best, but DellCe dendeontheother 'I hop. & '! •,.•., • : - MORTON VARISTISI IXCWT , ke IU&&JJ UWL I I CREAM C 'lb..e are among the comments heard In the Sanford Civic Center Wednandsyasloo adult student visitors from the NearEad,Far East, and Africa rgig In age from T0toll were hesteddurthg .brlefSanford at* y. Nearly as many Americans were MW - cow" hah All ,i..j W'.DS$AN5 USDA c1101C$ •.. . a . k" 1' Pvd. LIAS •AIIr.rec • • T. V. DINN cam Tswsls .2U ______ 1111,11 1 S.d Si.. - • — — i'-.' save It an , I*IC AWNS PNI __ !-D_ p1 kt1 C 2 Pumbeft 1.. AVAIIAIIIFOINIWTUJ'S NA1, L. IjIçT 7 '* ii C ;:'IIONRESSSMOIWHOSJOWU 1 I -' '. ICE - pØS s 4i L I TRADITIONAL"GOOwcw' L $,is, ajpa C30 : U - LB - r,,wewe WHOLE FRYERS 1 - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer "My fatter was number two man in the government before th e revolution when tewankiflid ... "01 course, men an ales he boo.. My fMhu has fl wives. How can a woman be the boa of the femily?" 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U 81 17.81 4999 • SCOTCh c/i 9 99 £ ' ,. • 11$t*1 In=S L*1i CI BOTTLE ii-, nr 1 QT'' 2 QT21 ,9 69 C CA5$ "i ." su CASE 'Al, 'I" "' 9, ABC 11 son" ..554 9 5 NW iS 30 3.56 2 .61111 3910 __Nil kl*N - 42'9K" MIM SONISON •- 5753711 _.•,. L - .- -• • - _____ .,, ,. . .. , ______ • JOHN DANIELS NIfSM PsN by Yss NOW THE FISH Witt WAIT With temperatures in the high 30's Richard hurst (left) Jeff Berard and William Caldweil decided to cut short their fishing and do a little hand warming over a fire in a grill at civic center picnic area. - By MARYLIN SHEDDAN Commission and reouest Accreditation of Hospitals, is said, Bentley headquartered In Chicago and supplies accreditation teams such as the one which vialed Seminole Memorial Hospital, and included a physician, a hospital administrator and a registered nurse. Problems cited at Seminole Memorial included an Inadequate "These are audits of the doctors in the hospital by. other doctors in the hospital," according to Bentley. He explained that the Joint Commission bases Its recommended num ber of medical audits on the number of pa tients ad. miLled to the hospital during the year. "We were to do eight audits, according to Joint Commission standards," Bentley said, "and those audits have been corn- "lack of documentation of clinical review being done at our department meetings," Bentley said. This means that, although doctors each from department meet together regularly, ts were not keeping minutes of the meetings which lnclvdei such details as specific histories which they might discuss. "We have changed the method of taking m inutes at these departmental meetings, and that has t ir accreditation check,, and we pay them for it. It is number of medical audits in 1976. Dleted alteady ft vear." A second problem was a said. Elevenchangeswlll have to be made at Seminole Memorial Hospital before it can meet the standards of the Joint Commission an Accreditation of Hoiltals, Hospital Administrator William Charles Bentley said today. All but one of those Changes are already being made. Bentley said, adding that "we write to the Joint strict ly voluntary on our part to be inspected by the Joint Commission" Th Joint e hpm rnrrpw4pd to Flonflov Five further recommendations Included "lack of documentation" in various areas of the hospital. "All the information is here, in patient files in our records, it the Joint Commission wants to see separate files on these t hings so the team can simply pull those out and look at them" Bentley explained. The report required that separate files be set I in t he areas of (I) anti biotic uses, showing what drugs were used for what diseases; (2) medical review, showing how often doctors put information on patient records, and how quickly that Information is transcribed into the hospital's permanent records; (3) the use of anesthesia ,showing specifically what type of anesthesia was used in every case in the hospital; (4) physical therapy, showing evctly what type of therapy was used In any case in the hospital, and iS) respiratory therapy, showing what types were used on any patients In the hospital. All those files have been established Bentley said, and cross-reference information Is being put Into them now. "A lot of these things just make it easier for the team when it comes here to com:ct the survey," Bentley said. Other problems cited include doors which do not close automatically in case of fire, and a new fire alarm system combining electronic and manual operation, so that a fire alarm could be sounded automatically or by hand. Installation of those systems is now "about 90 percent complete" Bentley said. The only problem not yet being corrected, according to Bentley, is the lack of latches on patient room doors in the "Three North" or female medical patients' wing. "We have not decided how to do that yet," Ben- i' '.• ,: : tley said, explaining that there is a controversey among both Joint Cornmission and other people on what type of lock should be used on hospital doors ., Altamonte Doctor Aching To ":''• '4.'b• - i Challenge A dvertis ing Proh ibition DOS EQUIS -11,96 IMPT AUSTRAILIA • FOSTERS By DONNA ESTES HeraIdSiafI Writer -13.95 IMPORTED CANADA or. sees or. $4.11 OT. 87.15 ..4ai. - ____ -11.96 MOLUN NMW000CANADIAN Or .- - to the city co'incil. saying payments can be made Massey said since he no lncn'tainclrcisntances,"said longer represents the Hat- Daniels. taways, nor does any member "I contacted EDA by of his law firm as far as he telephone for exact no conmct now exists. autlxirizatlon and was told by "If there was a conflict for Oxley to submit itemized me or anything wrong with it, statements of time and at. no muni ci pal attorney could tendance records by Ptland to harnfle any buniness for any hun and if those matters were ,.4$i,.e ,I tli.l ,,i,,nIa4,.Iitv I.. ,..nnl.1 ..k...4. 1 .,,,4 In that is not right," Massey said. payment. 'For me to back out would cast "Mayor Piland sent a sumaspersions on my int egrity. mary statement to EDA. One of that I am Oxley's men, the mayor told To do so going to make a biased decision me, sent the summary back for those I have done business with' a comment that it With." peared in order. I did not see Daniels said despite Massey's the letter, but Oxley had told opinion and assurances, he will me not to sign a check until he recommend that a special cleated it and I have not," attorn ' be medoadvlse the D4rid. "My concern is whether or city In this one fiance. Of the FBI and IRS In- not there is a vi olation of the vestigatlons Daniels said hehas Copelandantl4lckback act and no personal knowledge. See CONFLIC'T Page Z.A '-•": Should chiropractors be permitted to advertise ta let the public know who chiropractors are, what they do and how they do it? Dr. William Perry Webb II of Altamonte Springs believes they should and is challenging the state Board of Chiropractic Examiners' 11111-year old ruling -11,95 1 , JIB SCOTCH J1111111 SCOTCH STANLEY KY. VOOIIA OT 102 0 5TH 824f' •s HEREFOROSCQW$ no 11.76 -' IF,4 ITN $4.96 . - S the next CASE OF 24 I •, • ITS Larry Pellenn," Massey said. money and in Pellerin has since been elected paragraph reversed itself by GARY MASSEY FURSTE w PALLANTINI SCOTCH %IIfl7 73.15 SEAGRAM 7 CROWN MARTINS V.V.O. SCOTCH ST. 7315 SEAGRAM V.0. SLENO TEN NIGH SOURSON flY. $7.15 VAT GOLD SCOTCH I no circumstances can the answer to a question from mayor be paid any federal IMPORTED GERMANY SUPERIOR ,,aA weeks ago." Massey said in / IMPORT ED MExICO PUllET imsegamema" CASE -!' '.SM ,1,$,,t 11.96 I'm so" - ___ Else . LOWENIMU -13.56 _319 .' 7 IMPORTED GERMANY UTA ST. 17.81 CANADIAN L. StENO u, Ii.. 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MUSCATEL 1,17RE COCATAR 13 ' '•''" flict under those rules ether. the check to reimburse the city "1 at a city co uncil meeting for t he coordi nation function. did admit to 11 conflict over t he "The return letter to me in ltattaways at one tim e some one paragraph said that un der Seminole Hospita To Comply W ith Acc reditation Herald Stall Writer t • SYPH '' Iv l$7 H BALL loll 21/W 0Ij ROCKS $ 0121/.W *n1A.WAaPUII -TJPQ*Ap it S 01111 wm &I M 1/1 " a "" " 75, BURGUNDY, CHABLIS CHIANTI VIN 2 ii •1' SAUTERNE. CLARET tilmu IAK 39 Cl AS PREMIUM CALIF. WINE STN a W*UWS OMAN ~w WINE 111V own 1. STH 7.39 Cl SHCII 0 1111111111119WOUR s at 4 CAM - LAI$i$ C I _______ CHAW*$ 4 it 01111112 ffs un ES - - • 0111THPURCHASE ST - - Chanes 'Almost Complete' ---- .'. SCOTCH a q j! : - ,_ 10*1* 17'31 BULLOCH LADE MVI N UNIT ML PSI IWIWAll 1-01 707, ON THE ROCKS COMM 3 01. MARTINI $07. W1NI 407, MA*NATTAN 1201, SHANOy 5.07 WHISKEY SOUR 17-07 GOSLIT 5 01 CHAMPAGNE 14-01 StIR II Recommended o' REFUND iii I&L N. vestigation. possibility of another attorney Daniels said he will have coming In. placed on the agenda for the "He said he thought there Jan. 4 meeting the auedlon of migii, - - .... whether a special attorney have said all right," Massey sho ul d be hired to represent the said. "I have since done some city's Interests at a Jan. 11 research on whether there public hearing. wouldbeaproWemand Idon The hearing involves a believe there will be," the atrequest for the Jon Zabel torney said. property In the Ranchiands. Massey sa id he has The owner represented by represented u Hattaways on attorney Torn Freeman has only two matters and asked for preliminary plat represent the father-"Pi approvalto subdividetwolarge bind lots into It smaller lots for He said the two matters involved a planning and zoning Daniels said he Item In Casselberry and a wi th Massey after last week's disput e on real estate com• ANY12.49.s MIXIcuAII IUVVII IMINT MEXICO ...::7 • 2 1 wuw - j6 9 S'.1 OT MI - - 479 IT - .. IUM $ " declined, however, to reveal the Hattaways. "Daniels and I got scope or substance of the in- Into a discussion of the . .n. • tie; ni. WINDSOR CANADIAN III COFFEE 1 79 £3' I '' KANLUA MINIAT1100C. in office by one or more city the Tuskawifla area, denied y officials, adding that the conflict exists. Internal Revenue Service also He said he did have a is invoivei in an investigation disionwithDaniets4tJ In Winter Springs. Watt Daniels he had represented the -: 9 ____ ____ 7tH CASE iox vestigating alleged wrongdoing home is being constructed in KY. BRB IT. -- RUNTY S >' says the federal agency is in- of Winter Springs while his new NJ WILD TURKEY 101 CANADIAN SOND 1714711* WIlt 75.95 CIII i _. F.B.I. agent George Walt renting in the Terraces section 10 YR 22 KT. GOLD FINISH PORCELAIN ' (away. lawftrm," he said, "but I have Massey says no co nflict exists no preconceived ideas of who and he will tell the city council we should ask." that at its Jan. 4. meeting. Massey, from the home he Is SWEET OR DRY WISER'S missions on land located in He said, however, he has county territory, refused to sign a check to Massey said be has found six transfer $4000 from a $120000 opinions of the state ethics grant from the U.S. Economic commission, since his Development Administration discussion with Daniels, (EDA) to the city's general backing his decision that no fund to reimburse the city for conflict exists. "Even If there is tim e and work done by Mayor no conflidunder the la w, there TroyPilandin coorthnatlngthe could be an ethical conflict as grant. farap the rules and regulations "1 sent a letter in late Sep of the Florida Bar are concon- (ember or October asking the cerned," Massey said. EDA and Charles Oxley, head But, Massey added, that in of that agency in Atlanta, his o pinion there Is not a con- specifically for a ut hority to sign (A in part by Mike and J.R. Hat- connected with the Massey - PNILADELPNIA Interest A conflict over a possible council meeting "Ma ssey's confli ct of Interest is shaping up ai1ity to represent the city." in Winter Springs. Daniels said that Massey Meanwhile, the Federal "acknowledged to me per. Bureau of Investigation has sonally that he still represents Joined an Investigation of Mike and JR. liattaway alleged improprieties by one or other matters," adding that ft more officials in that South 7itxl matter "concerns Hat. Seminole city. (away Realty and others" Deputy Mayor Jo hn Daniels Daniels said that he will said today he believes a suggest that the council concon fl i ct of Interest will exist if sider naming an attorney to ctty Attorney Gary Massey represent the city at that represents the city on a meeting. '! will insist that the question co ncerning land owned special attorney be someone 139 ST CASE SCOTCH 6 7 4 S .. 50 sPERomi, J 9.49 5.99 11.99 8.99 4.99. 11 95 459 6.49 2.49 IMP. ITALY GORDON'S Conflict Questions Being Raised 5TH .. HAIG PINCH 899 ASTI=SPUMANTE 3*49 VODKA EX.DRY ........5TH N.Y. STATE SPUMANTE. SPA'y,.i?,Q OJPIGUNDY 3- STNS 13.50 ...........aIM Fø,..v"dr •... SUNDAY- • BLANC DE BLA NCS ............5TH 111112 BLANC DI BLAN CS mit MAGNUM LE DUC ttorn e.y 9.4p ROYAL DE NEUVILLE WHItE ......5TH FRANCIS FINEST 5TH _________________ '1 1 VINT. RUINART ________________ GOLD SEAL PINK. BRUT. EX DRY. COLD DUCK. 1 G(IB Winter Springs A 9.95 5TH IX DRY ......... 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ONLY ABC HAS A TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED WINE CELLAR WAREHOUSE 2407 CS 12 2407 C$12 IMPT ITALY 1.55.19.95 70th Year, No. 110-Tuesday, Dec. 27, 1977 a IN A BEAUTIFUL NEW DISCO ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE 6 $ YA g" BRING IN THE NEW YEAR LAMIR1JSCO.LA BRLA BLUE LABEL tIEB1fi*UMILCH YOUR •LU CIITIIIISNAUSY - DR. WILLIAM WEBB wants to advertise A ctdropractk physician for the pat , years, Dr. wht from his office in the EZSCIdIY' pg months ago advertising practice on television. Th adverti*ing LtOUgilt him so many new patients, he said, that after two months he had to cot down on the draflhatic commercials. Asaresedtof the challenge to the authority ol the stale board, Attorney General Robert Shevin's office in circuit court In Orlando filed legal action seeking an Injunction toMop Ow advertising, Dr. Webb said the circuit court is scheduled to rule in January on whether to grant the injunction, lithe injunction Is granted, Dr. Webb said, he will appeal the decision to the federal court using as his basis that' editutlonal rights _____ ) j (freedom of 5p4 lIth(due process) amendments to the U.S Constitution are being abridged, "The Florida Chiropractic Board of Examiners has legislation allowing It to make tidings aid dissove rulings," said Dr. W'bb. Noting that up until 195$ chiropractors could advertise in the media, he said the board made a ruling at that time restricting such advertlsimig. "1 appealed to the board four times over the past year to change their ruling and they refined to comply with my request," he said. "My only alternative was to test the ruling and I decided to test it via television. I believe that a change In the ruling is forthcoming 'h only as it atfeels the printed media. A ban on advertising on the electronic media would dill be a violation of my constitutional rights," he said, Dr. Webb said that Charles Rumberg, representing Shevin, has advised the chiropractic examiners' board It should change its ruling to comply with the U.S. Supreme Court decision permitting attorneys to advertise. "But, there isa fallacy in that advice In that the decision permits attorneys to advertise lees In specific cases such as uncontested divorces and bankruptcies, "We, chiropractors have a problem with our profession in that the public is unaware of iihowe are and what wedo,"he said. The Board of Exam ineis, Dr. Webb said, Is made up of five members of the profession, selected by the governor and who were referred to the governor by political patronage committees. ..This type of board does not give my profession or any other profession the best representation. We don't get the best qualified men on the board, but rather the men with the best political connections," he said. %Then the board would not change its advertising prohibition, Dr. Webb said he gent to Shevm's office and asked that the Florida Constitutlon be upheld and that the board be forced to comply. "Shevin's office didn't say yes or no' They didn't want to rock the boat," he said. Dr. Webb decided to challenge 11w ruling after he read of successful court challenges by doctors in Virginia. Today Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Coaski . ........ Crossword .......... Editorial ....... Dear Abby -' - 4-A Horoscope i-A hospital 2-A 3-A Obituaries 2-A i-A OURMIXES .......... ... 3-A .............. IA 4-A Sports Teleslalon .............1.1 4-A 3-A Weather TA s-* . - -.--... - t-:t'.•', 't. '1 f( ', -f. �4 7A-yøj,,g Hsra, S.ftfs,, FL Twiday. Dec. 27, )fll 1 Dayan. 'Worried' Following Summit NATM IIBREF Police Hunt Escape. Cochran, Wife Nabbed IAMERICUS, Ga. (UP!) — Buddy Cochran, /entenced to 12 years In prison for ramming a car into a crowd at a Ku Klux Klan rally in Plains. and another man broke out of the Sumter County jail today by sawing through cell bars. Sumter Sheriff Randy Howard said Cochran and his companion, tentatively identified as Michael Proctor, fled shortly before 8 a.m. Howard said also that Cochran's wife, Mary Sue, was arrested at a Trailways bus station in Americus, apparently in conjunction with the break. Cochran was last seen on foot but the State Patrol said a statewide alert had been issued for a 3966 or 1967 Chevrolet Chevejie with Misssissippi license plates. Helicopter Crashes QtJINCY, Mass. (UPI) — The traffic. scouting helicopter of a Boston radio station crashed into a apartment house early today killing the Not and a reporter. Four residents of the threestory apartment building were Injured in the three alarm fire that followed. JERUSALEM UPI Prime Minister Menahem Begin briefed his cabinet today and U.S. Ambassador Samuel lewis on the results of his Christmas weekend summit aith Egyptian Preindent Anwar Sadat. "The discussions in Iwnailia were constructive.— Lewis told reporters after talking to Begin. Lewis sa id Begin and Sadat's to unveil the peace propoonig discussed with Sadat to the Knemet, Israel a Parliament. Critics of reported Begin's Plan f or withdrawals in the Sinai Peninsula. and autonomy for the West Bank and Gaza 'Of course the,e a,. diHer.nc.s, but 't.r. Is a joint intent to overcome this and make a bridge to reach place.' agreei,.Ad to establish two bent committees to continue thc peace Initiative on the n,znistenal level meant the negotiations will go on, "and this r hel~uL' Be,,.n returned from lamatha, Egypt, saying the two dais of W ks with p lent "additional mOmenttm" to the Middle East peace effort. Strip scheduled a rally to even though the two leaders register their opposition to any failed to reach the accord y had sought. Begin was buoyant and op Begin's contrasted Unilstic at Optimism with the outlook of his foreign conference an airport news shortly after his ninister, Moshe Dayan, who arrival. said he was "my worried** "Of course there are &fferen. about gaps during the siffiung. ces, but these is a 101st intent to Wednesda y Begin is expected overcome this and make a WHO MET WHERE? Israeli Prime Minister Mesabeut Begin met with Egyptian Presided Anwar Sabi to lwalUa, EgypL 1* was the second Iaee4.4aee summit between Ike two mm ON WHAT DID THEY AGREE? They agreed in Carter: Back To Work ellegradir Ike WASHINGTON (UPI) President Carter today turned his attention to the six-nation trip he embarks on Thursday and a nationally broadcast Interview on the eve of his depar- ture. Carter, back at the White House from a family Christmas celebration at hometown Plains, Ga., also was expected to take a final . look $the budgotfor fiscal year 1978 going to ~tDl4iiiinwt month. MENAHEM BEGIN _ __ talks to the foreign minister level and to etabBab Sos CabLeeWe,,I c'smmftlet., But Military Will em psilkil, I. deal With urtalved bemi. WHAT DID THEY NOT AGREE ON? Bath sides had biped for an ,veain, Harald, s.,,., ri. to reachpeact," Begin said. He arid the mixed committees will dart work in midJanuasy and , on for about ttwce months. The political committee will be headed alternately by foreign ministers Mohammed ' Temp er Our W ors t Enemy ; Humor Our Best Friend the "peti. ciptes of peace." But a such accerd was reached largely beca use of disagreement at two B liiidl withdrawal from eapteerd Arab lands and a Paleastala stale. WHAT HEArt The to. Egyptianit. meetJa. 11, me lo laid and an In WHAT 15__ THE AMEEJCAN POSIT1ON? President Cartu any, the Ualled Stales Will as "all It em" I. keep She pace m.a..* Plug. By JOAN MADISON Herold Correspondent occasions for depression andfUllivedsliockther Vy and medIcation, While "Shock treatment the high-spirited, zealous brought me. out of ,i shoppers crowd around you depression, and Recovery causing you to break out in taught me how to stay well a sweat, your heart to and prevented a rettuji to palpitate and you feel the hospital In the pad tan dizzy.. . years" Shopping for a loved one, She explained that oh. You're to fearful of malting got Into Recovery after a a mistake that you remain move to Pennsylvania. indecisive. You feel you "Moving usually brings on \chest tighten, your m uscles relapses. There's a lot of tense and you get a choked strain attached to moving. feeling. You still can't I didn't have Recovery make the decision. . . training and ended up back . You're under the care of in the hospital." For. a psychiatrist or doctor, or tunately while there, Mary You've been released from discovered Recovery, .' the hospital, but you're not Through Recovery, she MARY REETZ quite ready to make it on learned to practice your own... "spotting" - recognizing DISCOVII Recovery If the above situations symptoms such as panicky sound all too familiar. If Ideas, fearful feelings. The meeting opened ' you are fearful of crowds racing thoughts, temper, typically with voluntary (or of being alone), fearful and spot diagnosing and readings from Dr. Lows of journeys, of people, or dealing with them In their book, "Mental Health especially fearful of Initial stage before they Though Will Training," making a mistake, help Is reach their peak of In. which Includes case in algtd through Recovery temity, histories and recovery Inc. In view of the language which rapidly This self-help group for becomes very important in stigma often attached to nervous people, inthe life of a Recovery mental uineu, these In. nervous people, indivi• member, such as "I must dividuals have an adduals who have been ditlonal problem to cope have COWage to be wrong are under the care of a with. 1 fact that Mary Is everyday trivialities," professional, held ft first able and willing to share recognizing that trivia) meeting on Dec. 7 at the her Private world to aid conflicts can be so Seminole County Mental others is testimony to the numerous that one can be Health Glide In Altamonte tremendous growth she has kept constant tension. Springs. experienced through As It was a new group, Recovery Inc. provides Recovery. Mary took the initiative training In a sydenatic People frwn all walks of and related, "This morning method of aeUbeJp for life l*1011gto Recovery and I was anticipating this both nervous and former the first Seminole meeting meeting and had taken my t mental patients. In fact, was no exception. New children to school; and I leaders of Recovery are Members included ayoimg ran over a dump and drawn from the group unemployed male, an something happened to my membership, attractive housewife, a car. As I realized It, I As one member cornformer alcoholic, and a began having palpitations, meited, "We who have bright, retired racingthoitds,IthotaJgJ 'man, been helped find we wouldn't be able to make It maintain our own mental The meetings which are to the m.'etlng." nnn uy umping omen — rosa once a worn are "very She then explained how the more we help others, pure" according to Mary, she spotted — "I better we stay." and they adler. dueely to recognised what was ow Ibrahim Kornai and Moshe Da)an and will meet in Jerusalem. The military com. Il1JtC1) by Egyptian War Minute; Mohammed Gimassy and unelI Defense Minister Ezer Wewnan will meet in Cairo. Inter,ewed on natlorajije Well Diyan said there dill was' wide gap between the Israeli and Eg tAxi potims but expressed satisfaction that the Ismailia talks did not crash because of the thfft Dayan said Israel and Egypt differ not only over the West Bank and Gaza Strip issues but also over defense arrangements in the Sinai Peninsula and on the timetable for the Israeli withdrawal. PLO Kills Official, Vow More Murders BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPJ) - The Palestine Liberation Organization says It has assassinated an Arab official who cooperated with the Israelis on the occupied West Bank and Issued death warrants for other Israeli 'agents." "Out of concern for the security and interests of its masses, the Pa1et1nian revolution has issued orders to liquidate a number of agents inside the occupied homeland," the official PLO news agency Wafa said Monday. Wafa said one of the PLO's "revolutionaries" assassinated Hamdi al. a Palestinian Arab working In the education department In the town of Ramallah on the Israeh'occspsed West Bank of Jordan. Israeli authorities later u'nflnned iiQuadi, who West Bank asurca said had made no secret of his pro-Israeli symp.. thies, was shot In the head Monday outside his home in Raxnajlah and died instantly. Wafa reported the orders to kill al.Qadl and other Israeli collaborators were issued "After the revolution had given then several warnings to stop dealing with the enemy's intelligence service." In anot her report, Wale said a statement issued following a meeting of the PLO executive committee in Beirut criticized the summit this weekend between Israeli Prime Minister Begin and Egyptian President Sadat. The statement charged Sadat had tried to negotiate an Israeli wi thdrawal from Egypt's Sinai Peninsula In exchange for Israeli retention of Jordan's Wed Bank and Syria's Golan Heights. In Damascus, PLO National Council Gvlrman Khaled alFahoumn said Begin's offer to grant autonomy to the Wed Bank Is "completely reject ed not only by the Palestinian people, but all of the Arab states as well." Later Monday, the state-run Damascus Radio denounced Ur 4dIt'Begln summit as a 'total failure" and derisively added that Israel had not even agreed to the complete withdrawal of Its troops from Egypt's Sinai desert (ki Simday, the govelm,iuitcontrolled newspaper Thiwin urged Sadat to resign because "his initiative has reached a dead end now that he has failed to fulfill tle simplest of his promises". *-.'. '' • , IJ rrom Altamonfi I.. By MARK WEINBERG ( - --.. HOSPITAL NOTES DM III, 17 ADWDRIONS A group of 100 International whm they will ke served during the ChrWm holiday Affican countries, Indonesia, Sardord: V. of HyattsvIlie. Md. died York City. visitors, who are attending a refreshments bythe Th-County and Executive Manager Jack Jordun, Nepal, Syrial, Yemen, Robert D. AndTIO, Sunday morning. Born in Mid-Winter Community Road Runners CB Radio Cl Brisson Funeral Home - PA is Seminar In ub. Harrier this Is the largest Thailand, Pakistan, Panama [kinald E. Brooks Appleville, Ga., she was Winter Park, will The visitors will then be en- n umbersays to date. Palmer mem ber of the First Baptist In diie f arrangements, and the Philippines. visit Sanford Wedoesday as tertained by local talent With Mary J. Coyne Church of Sanford. She taught The visit was arranged byDr. Homer said the visitors are guests of the Greater Sanford Bobby Newion, Seminole High [As Peres, a national director highly educated With many Edgar 1. Emerson the TEL Class for 40 )ears She Chamber of Commerce. School pianist in charge of the was a former school t pa rtment st udying Fitzpatrick far tt state De for th eir master's John N. in 1 They represent Notk nations i5'O$7'Wn. Seminole County School System — International Visitors pr ogram degree and will be leaders in Gloria 11y ring from 51Mfl ° Dr un Th ed A fish dinner sponsored by and was a partner in the sossivv.i. MIS. suza. Zaire and are attending McDenald's Perez and his wife, . Maria their co tries. eir hiter s Restaurant will UT$ N. — Fuiwq•P Wivko S be pass, Roaaetter florist involve a variety f jej Virgil E. Jordan colleges and smiveriitles In served followed by a time visitors Met. Elizabeth N lessens, 57. Insoring such Avenue. as engineering, Helen Kay Keeney many parts of the United singing and fellowthlp. t the area for agriculture, whim Nora P. Malich ocOnOmIcs will be held t 7pm. Slates 3eVs. Survivors Include three Thvrsdly at Fine i•el't ad. DorOthy W. Reardon design, business After a tour ci the Central This Is the fourth coesecuti,, Among the other nations mInistratIon, home economics Alma A. RldhIdi dauglders, Mrs. Nancy Nor- O',C5. Si SOiI Wllf Dr. J' T Florida Zoological Park the year the Sanford Chamber ci which will to represented are IBM, Hyattsville, Md. and , and nutrition, education, Ira N. Tow,U hi LIheview Cowio'. Unison group will be brought by IMIN Qmvnerce has bn lost Harrlett Hlc*s, and Mrs. Sara 'unit.' l4onw PA hi Owns.. to a Bangladesh, Egypt, the physics, nursing, and political J$CqUel)1l Wardwell to the Sanf ord Civic Center group of International visitors Republic of China, several science. Catherine Hag Ca riots Consoles, Cassel. — — Fun.ril t_ __ _Conflict In Winter Springs'? , ephens, Orlan. dohet s e murT eftfyB Recovery inc., 1230 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamnonte Springs. For nervous and former mental patients. Cauclberry Rotary, 7:30 am., the Caboose. Oviedo Rotary,7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford Kiwaalsnoon, Civic Center. Sanford OptImIst,noon, Holiday Inn. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 i.m.' Civic Cent er. Starlight Promeaaders, 7 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Overeaters Aaonymoss,7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21 Diet Workshop. 10 am.and 7p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall ; 7:30 p.m., Grace United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford AA,$ p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary,8 aim., Mayfair Country Club. South Seminole OptImist, 7:30 am., Ramada Inn, SR BIRTHS Sanford: Mill and Catherine Hunt a , ____ , u G. Alb ert Sale,, Deflary Had V. NcFadd2Jl, Deltona Raymond Lawson, Osteen , Jo'Asme Brebove and Baby Bay, Da bun WilIian W. Ogle, Deftary Mary Catherine Reid, I)Itona FAST sutor CivIta, 7:15 am., Buck's. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m. Longwood Quality Inn and Ovledo First United Methodist Church. Overea ters Anonymous, 9:30 aim., Mental Health Clinic, Robin Road, Altamorge Springs; 7:30 p.m., community United Methodist Church, Celberry. Community DECEMBER. 30 Seminole Bath Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Qniey's, Altamorle Springs. Jaycees, now, Jaycee building. Seminsi. Semise kiwaM, 7 am., Samba's, 'W1 Tangiewood AA _____ ___ __ Sanford, Fla, -- . ___ _____ r. - ____ - Anr,ouc.g His From The Pracfgc. Of ____ ___ 1k. ___ l• 26 ___ - .--- - a ___ ____ • — = ' WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15 UOftdn lecftn, $ p.m., That Federal of Altamonte Springs. SH 431. FlOrs M. Jones, Columbus, DISCHARGES Sanford: Qrlsto~ser E. Green MOIO*UIe Julia Mmnoti __ __ Parents Aissyme., 7:30 p.m., Callorry Corn- ONO AND K.p IT OFF, $ em. readings: ., ad Ii iu 301, 1501 taighd ta upp,* North S. TRIM CLINICS Pentium IS; .wral 15ws, (c'-.t re.. a, IA) Fl oren the federal aency. ce W. Rumple, The of was that there Obim were very 51fla11 Fr 471,$, 422-4994 st 30; ye erday's high. 4$; ed Murray. Lake Mary Pk because of this question In my Piland said fls.a po1g aPtWOvvd by EDA, has been lots there that were going to be — $31.3 barometric preusre, rising ilmithidag knight. mind I have referred the whole no money his been r.&htj cTitkfZed in some quarters of built up on and that needed 1:51 item to ElM," said Daniels. *11; relatiw himutdity, 30 to the city's general fund for his city With th costedlon IbM protection," said Daniels. am., 9:11 p.m.. tow 2:17 am., ,uant: eI de, N at $ mph, "I dilld ask for any in. work coordinating amp". He t nitted drki1 land owned 2:14 p.m. Puland said when the grant I'orecast: Freezing In VeStlit he said. bythe1taways,Danj noted that last year the Part city application was filed he was Canmal: WO 1:35 colder braless with frost also Piland said all of the paper coil edad to make the Dr. Henry McLaulin, O.D. looking at the need to likely santt. Cautionedr-i LM., 9:39 p.m., law !:U am., The fty, '° f ull time at en ___ work on the grant which f• "I 1_k Wedseadoy, with 2:44 p.m. ' aIa a W tat* 113 Magnolia Av.,, tlot — 66INN dim I__ •iipal: wgh 1:1 La,, 3.30 ovid that , b. b' prWNwas 1tdthMai7h5ho pa,, ..a peet_ ps pa . .p.• NWINWOLN&boftsb paid platted pets, ii thu city's lWarA hi the uat fat IN , " he .ait ui--IItIr.m,nt WNW hke klian as on of t "We artaily 1 a i ci aiiW . "HS.I and whose has fOj5(1 six he vasioyaat FaidoaerMd Optometry are haag aid by the Hattaways to . the chech. Pil ad aid it dralanis. traits and Mdsbs federal funding. — pe' Is twredly B was Tudy, e" en foesiju or fifth on the V. by , February 1. 1977 ____ Ut." Pl and said. firm rWsis4 by the city. agemyS.adructa, Softy. loftvw sines Danide IIidtkM*NhIJhaN ftr W YW s me,s Thn (*7 d Winter Jdi Ilea 11M. ., Of a.. ssst Will Closed Fm. ian. Clim on Colonial Drive, keond Chess Pu$. Paid Si sailed, Fle$ 017I. time the grad application was of which grant application . (klando, hiasul said ii December '.Pld Oillssrv. IS cots: ihang 'He aid he has cerrapendid filed ad to nuslie tim grad wauld bsawwd," U'. mayer To January 5th $241 iMa* 1M var, foitie at rersd t With OiI.y ad EDA but .0114 losefit a particular aid, iddag. " lair, '' do h'de'al tst ad 'I he received ng a 14111 of Shot Mdii S. them a the miSer. HAfl I dd ____ TUF.SDAY, DECEMBER27 Seminole, Sr 434, Longwood; 7p.m. OA Teens, Sedgefleld Apt. Clubho use, SR 436, Altamonte Springs; 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Ught, Sanford. WeIghtWaks,7p.m,SathrdWOflw1'sQ,3 Oak Ave. and SwnmIt Apartments, Casselberry. Tuginssd as, closed, $ Pin., St. Richard's Qiurch. L..gwoed AA, dosed, 1pm, Rolling Hills Moravian (iiw-ch,5R434. Young Adults Club her Sigh., 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rolline Ave. SA1VRDAY, DECEMBER31 * parents Without Partners New Year's Eve Dance, Maitland Civic Center Sanford AA Womes's Creep, 2 p.m., 1301 W. rist a., : Casseflorry, AA, dosed, $ pin., Ascension I*hsnui Church. Sash.. Veteran ci Asserka Island X4, 10 a.m., CPO L Club, Orlando Naval Training Center. : ' t here, I'd call Ann (another member). I did, and by acting, my symptoms disappeared and I felt better." "Before Recovery, I wouid have continued to work myself up — might have had depression." At this point, the members responded to Mary's sharing and they en endorsedd her for being able to spot and act accordingly. Ann remarked that "Thgger spotting wipes Out symptoms - when you start making decisions, yow' mInd dears." The retiree remarked that Mary obviously recognized that "symptorus are distressing, but not a hit dangerous." He continued, "She used leadership of the muscles rather than being led by average symptoms - it was a triviality compared to good mental health. 000 Temper is a luxury we people cannot afford." A member of a Recovery OPENLY DISCUSSING THE MERITS OF RECOVERY INC. group for five years also a tot of time studying — in my two 500$. I had lots of and Mary remembered supportive and useful to shared a recut experience fa t he told me he listened that "temper hospitalization. is our wor st I found each other. I don't believe, with the group Mating, "A to 5,000 tapes last year to many, but co Re very in humor 1967, Is but I had though, that they will be week ago I went to a doctor halIp him, so I could tin, best friend." to go to Tampa for able to benefit from a and learned that my deirdandhis need to cbarge meetings." The young unemployed cogni ve ti and highly symptoms could be mcwe. Then I decided I boy, then expjalned that at The attractive middlestructured program serious. The secretary woulckit tell my h usband a recent visit his brother. aged woman who turned to without bandit of trained gave mea piece of paper as the bad parts while I'm In-law cohol thinking It would was ut al p ting proi'ealenals. Overall, the I left and I endorsed myself UPIset so we wouldn't both pressur e on him to find a help and fo un d herself an Ides of supportiveness Is for not getting worked up be upset at the same time. job, and he related how he alcoholic, is now a member very useful." it over the diagnosis and for the time I got on the was able to spot his anger of Alcoholics Anonymous Recovery Inc. does not anticipating the worse. bw ,I felt alright again, building up as he began to (AA) and said, "I've had expect each member who "After lunch as I was antI almost saw humor In shake and feel nervous. He nervous symptoms since I needs professional care to waiting for the bus, I the doctor charging me so wanted to leave, but was 15 and I'm now 53. follow the authority of, and looked at the paper and mu It. Before Before Recovery, I realized that "I would have Only In the last six years to cooperate with his dlicovered that ft was atgij woisid have pictured to bear a little discomfort, have I been able to discuss personal physician and-or for IN for a one-hall hour myself in the coffiji. I so I stayed. Before I would it, and I'm so surprised to other professionals at all visit. I got tense. Racing co libi't have handled it. have probably left and learn that Recover has times. thoughts came over me. WINmI got the bill It would stayed awake all night been here five years." Al the end oi'the meeting, Then I got in a fearful ha 'e started a vicious When asked his opinion Mary reiterated that w temper, worrying about Is; Unfair, I'd 'Sly! r '-'' • of the Recovery croi, disétisilàh, a 'Recovery ii bettering what my hu band- woilgl sid have told my member of long standing Dr. Burton Blau, an mental hsaith — It doesn't any. hus band right away In a commented toa young mnan Altamonte Springs take the place ota doctor." "I then used my critIcal ma_riJir and he attending for the first time, psychologist said, "I've got The next meeting of Recovery training and wotId have gotten angry, "When I see young people mixed feelings. Overall, Recovery will be Wed. 5•1 iv .voae secure and we both would have here, it gives me a good getting people together nesday at the Seminole thoughts. Medicare would bee feeling. ft took me 3d years who have had similar County Mental Health ta ke care of part of It; he Is Aner liked her ability to find It (Recovery).! was experiences with break. Qinic on Robin Road at a smart doctor who spends to I ok at it humorously very ill after the birth of downs would tend to be 12:30 p.m. - -s -- Don't Let The Past Dictate The Future ' 100 Visitors Get Red-Carpet Tour Kent Rctter, = Ne,berg, N.Y. Um Elizabeth N. Rossetter, and Fredrkk N. Rosselter. New t the secure thoughts that I was near a service sta tion and that If I couldn' t get CALENDA~R . AREA DEATH , ... - Dr. Abraham Low, a psychiatrist, who founded ____ Recovery Inc. in 1W, - or hous ing. • Is headed by Ma ry Reets, who revealed that she had been hospitalized on three - _ Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Servlcc nlficfahs say the roasts of about 80 million reJ-winged blackbirds,starlings, and other birds Iizaust kaii.w. infringe on areas used for livestock, farming _ The Altamonte Chapter from a vacation In Louisiana. bronze flatware service for 12 wine goblets, champagne The house Is owned by A gray metal safe weighing valued at $300 were taken from glasses, water and Herald Staff Writer wine Nelson. Young son and l50pounth containing $oIn the Altamonte Springs glasses, a brass gamecock, a Associates of Winter Springs. Burglairs lad weekend carted diimond rings, coals and at -rwsiifrnr, at -- u.n Tr..nhl.., WIF Rnvl flIii,,, 119-11M am which Armand and Barbara off a l50'poimd saf e containing Jewelry was reported missing last weekend, sheriffs deputies large picture. Berillo are arranging to purby LaGrone. In addition, six any. The total value of the $,Osowo.m of jewelry. uwiru them, Mrs. Be'Wo said. as (*5 and Cim(TM trim the, were missing, In- dolenIteInsIs more than *, WAS weapons DRY IflOtN Dapidis ss'en'I sure how the eluding Longwood residence of an a Weatherby When Ms. Trembley returned Sheriff's deputies are in. burglars edered the house. Orlando attorney, according to "Regency" 12'gau!e shotiun home from a .&.M vsa'st,,ai v.d1a.i&,a a raw new mney exited, probably In a Seminole County Sheriff's on the front door lock txilt valued it ,000. . In Georgia, she found windows w&r;, dryer and microwave medium-size pickup truck, Al tire deputies. tracks at the broken out at the side of the dove frcrnahotueatlot No. 11. whirl where the-burglar may - - have V. liii IIIV &urunr name were wasnea notne according to deputies inc r000ery at the 115 entered. uepuues .l r Danberry Court, Longwood. All home's garage to remove the away by rain which started Juniper St. home of Tonguin G. stolen goods, val ued at more stolen Items,deputies say. They It , Christmas Eve, deputies say. LaGrone occurred betweei last LaGrone discovered Trembley's home Include a fox $1,400, were dill in their found no signs of pry marks at FridayntgtdwdMonday,jg, house adbeenran ked ij ov5oesri stole, ciothing, a portable original ctoso. any doors or windows. deputies say. They found marks he returned home Monday night Clothing, a 00 fox dole and typewriter, .ddlng machine, -- WASHINGTON (UPI) — Federal and state officials have reached agreement on a plan to kill thousands of blackbirds begin ning their annual descent on western Kentucky and WEATHER the isu rg ia rs Ca rt $25,000 In Merchand se - Mass Bird Killing Set 'ruaday. Dec. n, im-* Recovery I n c- From All Walks Of Life They Learn... bridge Middle East At A Glance Police said pilot RIcl'ard "Red" Banks, 50, and newsman Chip Whitmore, 29, of station WEE! were trapped In the downed aircraft. The two victims were substituting for the regular pilot and reporter. OURSE.VES DEAR ABBY: I've beth married for six years to a man who has some kind of hold an me and I can't shake it. I loved him once, but all my love for him Is gone now. I've left him ll times bighe always begs me to come bitt and says if I don't hide, so I go hell ueca 10 rum. we nave two lids who are practlrcily being raised by my mother because my husband refuses k, work steady. lie has a bad drinking problem, too. I can't count the places we've been kicked out of because we couldn't pay the rent; we can't get credit anyplace. When he met melwasreally mm good. I was a 15-year.old prostitute with a drug habit. He keeps reminding me that he took me out of the gutter so I owe him my life. Can you help me? TRAPPED DEAR TRAPPED: N., But you em help yourself. Yes seed comaehhng, and so does your husband. There are mental health clinics to your ares that sifer excellent help, and It's free for thee whthast hands. U your b&madrefuse.toge,g, without him. Don't let your past dictate your Marc. Yes seed a better self-Image, and the fact that you wrote to me indicates that you're looking for answers, which Is half the battle. Get ping and pad luck. DEAR ASHY: Why is the 1'IA. • es n £L W q si thank.yeu outes for the wedding gifts? Most of the gifts are for the hoene - tobesharedby the couple. So assuming the hus band isn't illiterate, why ohoiddo'I he write half the notes? JUST ASKING DEAR JUST: Nowhere Is it w; we thd a. w* ___ OTIS. aS lb. a.aby.0 Isle. for On wsddag gifts AebeokdgW wedding U i101IIIU1 bedilde MpJJftJ5: Make your visit short, sweet and cheerful. Laave the coughs and the kids at home, Ask no questions. U you can't do that, stay away. Svwy.'w us a pnshli. wears yssni? 'it a psnesal reply, write Si ANDY: Sic Na. StISS. LA., Calif. eseø. lucius 'tamped. sell. Sidnsusd esyuispe, plies,. DON'T BE LEFT OUT"Y ii .. it the thousands who read The Evening lit Herald should be a jsit venture (eve, though some grams may tear the joint apart at the _ SeINiloIe County's Ordy Davy News po por suggestion). DEAR ABBY: I recently went to the hospital for some exploratory surgery as I was concerned about the possibility of cancer. Two neighbor women, whom ag know very well, came to visit me there. They took turns asking prying questions as to the nature of my Illness, whether more surgery would necessary, etc. I tried to fend off these questions as bed I could. After they left, a member of a fraternal group to which I belong called on me. The same line of questioning was pursued. Only this person spent nearly an hour telling me about "simllar cases" In which allthe patients died — of cancer. I was depressed beyond words. Why do people visit the sick and leave them sicker? DEPRESSED DEAR DEPRESSED: Bat... coaon seem to is usesasses. My advice on II L Among the many features 0 enjoyed by Herald Readers is a,.. COMPLETE MOVING CAN BE A REAL HEADAGHE I FOOD SECTION feeft'g Great Food B ç For fast relief / call the every Wednesday from a wide variety of grocery ads. Save $5 with valuable coupons and low price Specials on meats, Seafoods, dairy products, produce and frozen foodsi It pays to read the Evening Herald. - iioi1'('fñtoit. hostess Be one of the ever.incr.asing number of Evening Herald subscribers. Fib out coupon and mall or call 322.2111 today! Phase MARGE BROWN 'Inter My Subscription To The Iv.nMg Herald Name - Forest City A amonte Springs -. - lt Address city RUTH TUECH Enclosed Is my cluedi In theamountoft $34.I7 Aflamonte Springs - (Year 121401 Months 114.202 Months $4.10) , 10 RAYS TALMADOS 174.1713 DaNsna TELEPHONE:: 305mm)1 The Evening Herald pOloiu 1157, Sanford, Fla. 32721 305 1311553 (East) ------------------------------------ I,[ i �'v i ac i Evening am--f-A * N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIA. 32771 ANCode.323.IS11O,$334N3 too 9 Tuesday. Dec. 27, 1977-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, PithHsh.r t Around ____ NORMAN H. OSNRIN, Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director - Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Month., $1UO; Year. 11311.40. By Mail: Month, $270; 6 Months, $1$* U Mon. w J The Clock 10 i. UN Must Follow ByMAR&WE4BERG I got a unique perspective on Qirlatma Eve from an unlikely, aura- a filling 0,00aftdat on SR-US near the !Mer.5Me4 Interchange. TheriomtCeldwaphennotbeenklndtomycsr, which now greets every attempt to Mart it with grunts, groans and howls of agony. I needed a tank of gas, asws an few its= from ti'e a clius,cW. I started my car, noting the engine's dlaeid, and cre* onto Palm Springs Drive. A mere 10 mInutes later! had moved a third of a mile to the in. changes Iwas tersnofSR45.Thne biunper4o-bumper with what seemed to be the entire driving population of Seminole County. I'm awe most 01 the folks at the road - out for a tank of gas and a few thth d doubl r fate as vividly as I was. It took me another 10 minutes to creep the Fine words about human rights are heard in diverse languages this time of year in the United Nations. On Dec. 10, 1948, the UN issued its "Universal Declaration of Human Rights" and has been celebrating the anniversary proudly ever since. But there has never been much to celebrate, nor can the UN take genuine pride in what It has accomplished in furthering human rights. Its declaration rings out, on paper. with an undeniable truth. "Recognition of the inherent dignity and of the equal and Inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world." For nearly 30 years the UN has been incapable - of making that declaration any more than an appeal to the conscience of governments, and that conscience Is notably deaf in countries where Individual rights are subservient to the Interests of the state or the power of a dictator. The General Assembly was acting true to form on the eve of the observance of Human Rights Week this year. With votes of the Communist bloc and Third World nations of Africa and Asia carrying the day, It voted down yet another attempt to put some force behind the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It rejected a proposal that a UN high commissioners serve as a global ombudsman to receive complaints about violations of human rights and, with due respect for national sovereignty, try to promote understanding of the problem." Even this rather toothless commitment could not clear the political hurdles raised by delegates who see an embarrassment If the human rights issue gets too close to home. The General Assembly continues with Its double-standard resolutions condemning repression of blacks by whites in southern Africa, but ignoring repression of blacks by blacks; condemning right-wing dictatorships for jailing political dissidents but looking the other way when left-wing dictatorships do the same. We're glad President Carter took the time to talk about na1gl. Lbng Nefbro the UN Came Into being Americans were celebrating the innIversarof their bwn Bill of Rights in December - not a declaration, but a set of constitutional principles which time and again through our history have proved to be a shield to protect the rights of the individual from the power of the state. Mr. Carter can afford to do what so many nations are afraid to do. He can commit his government to the furtherance of human Fights arotul the world, and 'welcome scrutiny of ourselves as part of the normal dealings between nations" U.S. history is by no means without blemishes when i romes to respect for human rights. But we save fought our battles over individual Fights and freedom ntt in the open, with a clear record of progress In strengthening and broadening the meaning of our Bill of Rights for all our citizens. U the United Nations could muster the courage to look at the world as It really is, and atop equivocating about abuses of human dignity, the anniversary of Its Declaration of Human Rights would be far more worthy of celebration. I. . ' ntotheediterare welcomed fair pshlicatlss. All letters mass be signed,, with $ mating a11 .. ad g psaible, e writer may Is mleL The Eai4 Herald will respect tIe ulik of ..line w1w h ad want dick nooses IN peW. The Evei Herald s die r*t Is edit latter, I. rener 51.1 or to c..hrm to space nfl ANGLE. WALTERS f. • ..•'. • ,1 Pledging ~',',- i, CL~, i W-:..~, $ - I * .""'-; ... i 4 10 1! , ., '7 : : I.-'',,,J'',~,?'-,,'--"-, I .."".(,; X, I' ,¼L 1~1 . J' Fealty To ..'P1 :' ..' ••. t, ue view of the ..F: l..... . . J,/'1.'d.'?i' .. • " f ..: * I .• ,. g= VIEWPOINT it g Losin I . ... . '' J -) 'r Econom ic • • . y before Saviors birth. . ., Tuesday, Dec. 27,1117-5* dM10" attendant who 7atnd accident. The two ' had view Of the aftodols firatband accounts of the two "we keep each other In touch on these ' 'i.-" WTSCkL uiPaU"- me-lo Following ON third accident - which followed the iecnd by minutes- I'd had enoilL As I pulled out, I heard the M$end"'* say, "Merry Qwldmas, otan. 1111 he like this until dark I wonder what gets P. .:J,.iv SPORTS 011, Evening Herald, Sanfemd. Ft. - lk W, Lead Of U.S. "Now," aid the Mtendsnt,"I'll bet It won't be hit. -, CRUNCHi" It's another °° What a mesa. I better answer that phone. It had darted ringing within a moment of the second quarter-mile to "fe g etation whore a cheery yotmg attendant did what be could for my car. "Look at those people," he grinned with resignation. "Any iemnd new well son an acddent" It was not a reaaring pro.ct, but thin again! don't work In gas .t, As visloas of Arab oil embargoes danced throegh my head, a wrenching squeal followed by at em phatic BANG told me the attendant was ri lt "Dint bit," he chirped. "Third onethis mor nlng."I craned bynkto.wtiatadhappened, ee but the attendant, his eyes trained to spot such things, beat me to It. "An Opel jint bopped a VW ha," he said. The #jtaont. Springs Into We flowing. There Injuries, except to the Offending driV.' 5 fut insurance rates. ,J/ .,. Carter WASHINGTON •- / Ir 7 I8IJ Friends - 6 Finley Peter By DONALD F. GRAFF I, fabled authority on politics, Dr. Dooley, ce So what are we going to do about the dollar? said "trust everybody, but cut the cards." The answer appears to be nothing - at least President Carter, however, seldom Is satisfied directly. with such halt-measures. • . The decline In the value of the dollar In . The titular head of the Democratic party el r ation to other major currencies may have the / regularly Appears insisted UPOri also shuffling, •• exchange markets in a turmoil and the governdealing and even being told what cards are held mints of our major economic associates In a bytheotherplayeri. fret, but Washington could not, appear tobeless %, Specifically, the president has become . worried. ne(aoa for his unwillingness to entrust major It may be, as one concerned European political tasks to anyone who ltast't demonI, y finance minister observed, that as long as the grated Unquestioned Loyalty by working hun• r'1 United States Is able to maintain reasona ble frede of 18-hour days during an earlier Carter price stability at borne It Is indifferent to the campaign. 4. . fltJomof the d,Ijra broad and totheeffect 4 As a result, Carter's Inner circle of political on other economies. a, 0 V advisors is comprised, with very few notable Or It may be that the United States Is very eet*Ions, of a relative handful of Georgia much aware of such effects, but Is looking to natives whose fealty to him is so absolute that those other economies to solve the problem for it. . ,X ,, they never have worked for another candidate ~Vl The CFW admiliddraft appears to view for public ot'flcs. the dollar dscllne, and the mad,e balance of payments deficit whkh Is Its Immediate cam. That approach is of considerable Irdereg because Carter Dow is faced Ift thE Ih • as Essentially a reflection of the U.S. ec*many'a selecting a new chairman of the Democratic high growth rate. This it as a healthy Its Natloral C"n't,e (DNC), after having used not only for the (JnJt.d States lad out of that pod Kenneth Oath, the formcr abroad since it dbnulatu economic activity governor 01 MaIne who was his initiai aeiection throughout the free world. Consequently, for the )o. BUSINESS Washington Is leaning on the governments of the neat two strongest economies, Japan and West CurW never was a Germany, to help speed things along by laut Mo total y ha't following Its own expansionary eiimple, with 0 neosasary. He was selected at a time when the one result being the absottlon by those two president uawned that the DNC would save as economies 01 more America products and a merely at annex to a political operation run consequent trnproverned In the U.S payments within the White Home. By LeRoy POPE mechanics will ma ft every day all year round. But Qiths allowed party meetings to UP! Business Write, me Germans and Japanese, how,,1, don't The twelve pages for the months also serve as a ditelorate into fadebat4 feW NEW YORK (UPI) - Pinup calendars 01 hauharnely Wiatrated catalogue of Ridge ma the siltation hi quilt the aim. easy come, Independent p'4*ksl azs1ona'. ' pretty girls In bikinis dill are wonderful sellers easy go tents. Carter loyalists. In addition, the 1t7$ of wide variety 01 products and___ ___ some mllI" The Japanese are I.ely aware of the congressional gubernatorial elections have of them hma ha. distributed In recent weeks. economic vulnerability of thei?overpopulated, moved from the tack to the fruit burner on the They're not quite as popular as they . that photos of the pinup girls, handsomely done underreaourced Islands. They fear that what for Ili Wje House stove, with the 1* presidentIal years ago, according to the Advertising as they are, represent about the smallest part of United States Is a mild can of self-Induced race soon to attain the sane status. Specialties Association of Chicago, trade the calendar's cost, less than a tenth of the total Inflation could threaten economic suicide for cost , 5ozuctlifles less than the postage to mail than. me disquieting news on the subject comes in asiociation for the calendar Industry. But Karl Keck, advertising manager of Ridge Tool Co. of thethe form of reports that in searcithig for a And while the numbers ci those who actually Censor to CWtLS, Carter Is liming to The dVSftIMIII SPel5lth A5IO''tI'' , Elyria, Ohio, member of the Emerson Electric experienced Germany's pod-World War I meg.. someone from the South, to shore up sagging CO. group, swears by them. custom-produced wail calendars such as Ridge lidlathOn are now few, the horror of that collapse may cost anywhere from a few cents to support In Mo native region, or someon, already Keck distributes about UO,* twoiear pinup uses. is embedded In the notional psych.. Deliberate CilePdars every ether year at a cod of half a dollars usda, depending on tIe quality 01 t he a trated member 01 is personal daft. ____ mfflI1 dollars and he says they are by for artwork aid paper and the size of the erma rue. encouragement 01 even a modod degree of InThe .thttlon 01 a new pasty chairman from pjg,' st p rom 4os toot. rstkfl runs very math against th e German Where does the bigged pert 01 the money either of those categories would, bow.ver, grain. However, piniçs are mm kner the biggest part Do the photos of the products; In Ridge's cue Perpetuate carter's Inability to truly extend his of the wall calendar business, which Is expected Even a, the American line might stand a 01 carefully retouched photos of screw iinvers, personal political Influence throughout the to nit about $24 million next year, up 15 percent wrenches, small drills, chisels, and the like. It's better chance ci being bought to Bonn sat Tokyo party. from 1VT7. Seascapes, landscapes, Currier & pretty much like the famous story of how long I! the American example were more tidy. But as One example Of the category 01 individuals Ives' prints and other art work, exceed them in and hard tie artist had to work to paw a glass of brig as the United Slates continues to permit Carter ought to be considering Is (bides popularity, bier that the brewery advert'slng mn"agor am coniianptlon to aniota* to at economic M'. a 411ear-04 Iowa native now living In so long as It delays adopting an The association apokesnan said he believes considered delectable enough - It took him a ___ Los Angeles who is acng the candidate, for the the uhiqultons presence of pinup girl ___ airy policy lemming dependenc, on Mideast s DNC chairmimultip. Playboy, Penthouse and other popular all, tie greaSed cadnibigor to the payments Kok aidthM form Uouee the al, Cloirmin of California's Democratic pasty in magaines, Including those that we opuily totouda up a picture cii wrench, saw or a drill . dailchl, Its behavior viewed from abroad look, 1P71.73 aid again in 117147, Mmatt Is $ highly pomgrspbic had hurt the l,gi'1n't, piqq ikwlt off o bed aó,aisg.Ink enormous time more like eehf-lndul,nce tha t rational policy. capable, nonldealoglcal, nuts-and-bolts calendar sales. and Consummate shilL The dollar drop has had little effect on the _in Sb. mold Of tie two moat sucaiful Nevertheless. Keck said, for something like "Ilat there's another subtle problem," Kick average U.S. citizen a far, beyond increases in Party chairman of recent decades - the hand tools and email power tools, you jiad can't said. "U the as at does his touchup work Just a the prices 01 foreIgn goods - Volkswagen Demoersti' Robert Strauss and the Republicans' beat a pinup calendar. It gets attention and it little too well, the resul ting picture doesa't seem products have J ust been raised for the fourth Ray Bass. keeps Ridge's company name right where the authentic 5, Ume this year. AND THEY'RE OFF 8 RACING - .4 / • JIA'4 IfF.10 I • / • '- - WORLD Pinups Good Business ? ,," The Sanford-Orlando Kennel opened Its season of cluded a $7,724 payoff on the fifth race trifecta ($2 straining for actIon, official weighin, and the chase greyhound racing with a bang Monday night, some ticket) and a victory by B. Ginger In the 43rd is on. SKOC is open nightly except Sunday with 6,353 fans wagering a record 1355,000 despite un- Inaugural feature race. Above, left to right, dogs matinees on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. cooperative weather. Highlights of the night In- Is This Cowboys' Year? ' Bears Can't Disagree byAknMaver 'RANDY RANDYGRA nt,pple. P/S//AR O4fNVER SCOREBOARD ma College Basketball 8Ac1rER WA5 PLAYIR 7N6 CLU5 A1CW6P A 6, A c/R9TRO11// (411300.0071344.10 )2- 711 111.0. NINTH -IlL TA: I. B. Glngac 640 $10 31111C., 11. ShItt)n Bloomers ELEVENTH -1. Arta Jews (SI 320210; 3 Jivin take 340. Q 17.00; 1400 1240 S$O; 3 Anton-Juan (3) P 3450. T 13000; 31 13. IRVING, Texas (UP!) - The of his field goal attempts and which DuPree made an excel. PLAYeP eX;4' A 4i4'ô IN (5ETT/1V6 wt 0420; 3. Jose Perot (3)3.10; Q (3 TENTH - $.I&C: I. OI Prow 520420340.7. H,lI*.ScotI510S20. 5)4430; P (53) 15530 Dallas played well the Cowboys had a chance to lent catch looking into the sun. CL (/3 INTO ZE fOIl' 7Af (First Rowed Action) TWELFTH - I. Jose Attu (2) 3 lack Be Quick 570; 0 1100. P enough to win the Super Bowl red Preston Pearson, who had Efren Herrera's first field /M/1 /BYF9/? MilwaukeeClassic 3940 1120 4 6 . Arts Juan (1) .0.30. T 328 00, 3171 • been bothered Monday. by a pulled goal, a 21'yarder, made it 17.0 Texas 74, Army 73 11205 00; 3. Anton Enrique (5) 500; ELEVENTH - 5.14. Ii I. Clafra rniu''x Marquette 50, Es,, Ky. 73 0 (12) 5270; P 12 11 $42.10; Big 0 Mabel I SO 520 1.20; 7. Hawdy Jon The 37.7 di visional playoff muscle. at the half and on the opening .#I , Orator Bluefield Invitational (3$ with 12) 1.21010 150 540, 3. R4inbO El El 400; 0 whipping Dallas laid on the Dallas came up with seven play of the third quarter Dallas At SIveliold. W.Va. A - 737$; Hanoie sis.w. v $0; P IN to; T 571 00; 3700 youthful and overmatched t urnovers, five of than In the Linebacker D.D. Lewis Int er• Concord", St. Paul's 92 MONDAY NIGHT TWELFTH - 31. 0: 1. CIrCUS .•• Bluof Id IS, Anderson 74 FIRST - I. Larrl Andr (1) 11.31 City Ed 310 1.00 310; 7. Micks Bears at Texas Stadium Bears' nightmare third cepted an Avellini pass. Meter City Classic 7.30 500; 2. Oguita Alberdi IS) LCD Spes$er 350 450; 3. T50-s Char Monday was such high quality quanta'. Bob AvelllnI lirew Dorsett promptly scored on Detroit 77, Harvard" SlO: 3. AIdaniPerci (4) 300; Q II me? 7.20; 0 2340; p 54.5Q; T 51520; performance it had the four Interceptions, three of fl.yan'J nit and before the E%nL Mich. II, LIU 70 5) MOO; P (II) 5510. . • MIdwest TONIGHT 'S ENTRIES SECOND - 1. Pits AlberdI (3) Cowboys honestly bellevingthis than going to strong safety period was over Avellini had III. St. 75, Kent St. it 15.10 5.00 1.10; 2. AIdanalola (5) IS their year. Charlie Wate rs who equaled a thr own two more Interceptions 5.50 5.00; 3. EchaveoYta (3) 110: 0 FIRST - 0. 5-16: 1.01 Blue Day; I "This is the bed teen I've post-season record In that - both to Waters - and the NEW YORK (UPI) - The (24)4310P(2hl 145.80; OD (13) LBoUyScofl;3 Lots 0f Charm; 1. 1. •V '' R. D1s kingdom; S. Wise Step; 4. played on In four or fiveyears," department. And Chicago Cowboys had recovered two U n it I0 Press InternatIonal 203.10. THIRD - I. Ect*ano$incheZ I) Me" ReO,,,st; 7. AMIOCh JI?; 5. board of Coachs college said Cowboys offensive tackle fumbled the ball away three fumbles, one by Avellini and 14007.20 500; I. ChaCP'GCOIdO (I) Wyclltf Robin. bske$baIt ratings with won Ralph Neely, who last week times. another by tightend Bob Latta. cs IX 510: 3. PIIaAndr. II) 440. 0 SECOND - C. 1-15: I. Wrong records tPw .h games The final fumble was by Dorsett ed th said he would retire at the end V01;2 TailvVic;3 Bob'sDeMon; (4$) 1040; P145)25250 Sunday. Dec. end number scor again In e FOURTH - 1. Jose Elorza (7) A. Warren Ross. S. $tee Hater; 6, first place voteS .n parentheses: Walter Chicago's Sal. of ttseass 1,2 third quarter 1540 510 150; 2, Patil AlberdI (1) Te TIger; 7 StuftWe John L S. on a 7-yard run Team The teen Dallas will have to intel runner who g. 5.20 3.10; 3. Plt•Aled?I (3) 1,40; 0 Manatee Bomber. I. Kentucky (34) (703 jj be ready for nod Sunday is ya during the regular season and Herrera ki cked two more THIRD -N. 1-I6: I. Nuance. I. North Carolina (7.1) , (17) 3110; P (7.1) 57.20; 00 (A 7) fi eld goals 0131 and 37 yards. 121.10. Tally AlOe; 3. B. Lordod; 4. ii Not-, Dam, (1-1) Minnesota, a surprise winner but Monday was limited to 60 Chicago finally scored In the FIFTH - I. A)urlaArca (1) 11.30 DIsco Lady; S. Alert's Honey: 6. 1. Artansas II) (SO) pj over the Los Angeles Rams yard. 19 7.10 too; I. SaraSoncher (2) 140 Pliy Snce; Y. 00 Shorty; I. Marquette lIt) final pe ri od on a 34pass y ard Monday. Payton was so beat up after e will be 3.40; 3. JoseEloria (3) 3,11O., 0 (I 41 Mark A Lite. 114 Louisville (4 I) FOURTH -0,1-tStI. Flo. An; 3 31.50; P (421 61-20. 7. UCLA (Ii) played at Tisa* Stadium. the game he said he could not i ' Under Site l eader . ,$ITH -'-I. EchbneEchove (34 K.$,. Rpcer1 Nq. tndan si: Cl) (70)'' ' •. Its remember all of It. Dallas will be trying for '' I3. Of 10 5.1017. Ale odu. () li1 1. Fr HolY C (1-0) -"I hurt," he alt "I've got a ship of Coach Jack Pardee, had fourth p to the Sopor Bowl, 7 iioi.30; 3. Arta QulcIa (2) 310; 0 Tussy. 6. Sh.nys Gpn; 7 MifleOla II Sysacus. (SI) won their last six games to (34) 35.50; P (34) 10310. Ms Gale; I. Rum Whiz. headache." II. (tie) Cincinnati (II) Minnesota Its fifth. 34 make the playoffs for the first -" SEVENTH - I. IcaQulola (5) FIFTH -C.S46:I.Huøer Edna; it. (tie) Indiana (1-1) Quart erback Roger Staubach The Cowboys 1010100140; 2 AIdana Andre (3) 7. Tatala; 3 Mitre Yak.r. A. I) ltov.dence (6 0) I me in 14 years. La te In e fir period and ti was sharp an d Robert Newth st IS II Maryland 1Y 1) 5003.20;]. Pits Co)do(2) 1.10:0(3 Broker's Tip; S. Something Light; 6 "I'm dill proud of our team," 5) $20; P IS 31 103 m; BIg 0 (36 Deb's Secret; 7. Surflre Zing; I. IS Florida St. (SO) house and Tony Dorsett both scored on a 2-yard rim by Doug 13 with all 3) 5510 with all 5) 10010 Drif s Baron. 15 U,ah St (51) i ran through huge holes for 80 Dennison. They drove 74 yards Said Pardee. "They stayed In EIGHTH - I. A)umia Sanches (I) SIXTH -A. Ill: I. Magic Shine: I?. Virginia (so) , 1,and 85 yards respectively. moments later andStaubachhit there and played as hard as 15005401.IO;3. SanlIAbel 461 4.40 2.Super Boy ;3.Rebil Drummer. 4. is. Kansas (I 31 • 370; 3. Joe.Arca (2) 1.50; Q (14) BaIIyk.vsn Banli; S. Dii's Hoe; 6. Dorsett scored twice, Efret tightend Billy Joe DuPree with they could. We were just It. (lit) San Fran (1-3) 7 7440; P114)6060. Shannons Pet; 7. Alerts Goyt; I. 11. (tIe) Nebraska (SO) Herrera made good on all three a 28-yard touchdown pus on playing a very good team." NINTH - 1. EIOU (I) 14.40 7.10 Clever Don Nile: By agreement with the 460; 2. Zan. (6) 110 3.40; 3. Anton American Basketball Coaches SEVENTH - C. liii I. Cole (3)5.10; 0(16)2140; P (1-6) *54.50. Slack; 7. son jon; 3. R. 's Association, teams on probation I TENTH - I. Arca (3) 16.00 7.30 Seven; 1, ER's John Boy. 1. HA's by the NCAA are Ineligible , 170; 2. Echave (2)7.501 20; 3. $1101 Cowboy; 6 Gage; 1. K's Acolyte; S. lop 20 and national champion. (1)7.10; 0(23)3500; P (321 540; Alert's Carol. Ship consideration by the upi DO (13) 11370. EIGHTH - B, $-Il: 1, AgII; 2. Board of Coaches. Thos. teams ELEVENTH - I Medina Juan L I .s Bach; 3. Another Fiften; A. currently on probation f 1577 I CIem, 14) 24204401 40. 2. CacP*oAItu (3) Tally Abe. S. Bold Power ; 6, Mama are: en ten a r V. 520500. ). Jose Ectave (2) 1.20; 0 S-eta. 7. Di's Aton; $ Red Piper Hawaii. Minnesota. Nevada Las By United Press InternatIonal with a team.high 21 points. wall, Western CarolIna. U 4) MX; P (1-3) ID 40 NINTH -C. 3-i: I Soothe Bill; 3 TWELFTH - I AIuiaJuan (3) WithIn Limits; 3. First Ace; 4 The Houston Rockets had Reserve guard Larry Wright 1400 5.20 4 10; 3. SantlEctavi (I) Traveler Chute; S. Mother 00004.; "I hope It anows in Dal las," LOS ANGELES (UP!) Lee tried only five passes been kind onoughtotake Alonzo scored 17 and reserve ante' 9.70 3.10; 3. AntorArcs (I) 400; 0 5.Mlcks Knock Out; 7. Rusty Cork. With a big said from an old smiled Minnesota Coach Bud after that and just three in the Bradley under their collective Steve Hawes had 25 poInts. (31)30.20; p (31) IP.7O; Big 0(14 S. Cody Stan. ORLANDO SEMINOLE & I 8 1.24110. TENTH-I 1.16: I. Drill 04e;2 ally, the surprising Minnesota Grant, flashing a rare smile. second half. All were Incom- wing and he figur ed he should mucus U!, Celitci lie. MATINEE RESULTS A - 2.112; Handle - 5107.110. Alerts Sam; 3 Duinmurry Boy; I With quarterback Fran Tar- plete but the Vikings ground out do the same for them Vikings are In the NFL's final Eric' Money scored 23 p011*3 FIRST -1. LarrlCoido (2) 17.00 Fonda P1*4; S Co Ordlnator; 4 round of four o the annual kenton on the sidelines with a a second touchdown with a 40"I really wasn't nervous at and Detroit continued Its 13.00 6.20; 2. PatcI Andre (3) 5.00 Black Harry Cork; 7. Angel Whiz broken ankle, fl-year.old Bob yard, 10-play drive that came all," Bradley said Monday winning ways under (loner-al 500 3. IcaYll (I) 5.00; 0 (2.3) ler; I Atwood Eipms. Super Bowl derby, 3010; P U ELEVENTH - C. S-Il: I. What A The weathermen cane up Lee, a nine-year pro from on Sammy Johnson's cmeyard night, after scoring 35 points to Manager and Interim Coach SECOND-i. Ica Andre (4) 17.10 Bug; 7. K's Primus. 3. 1 C s with all the right Ingredlendsfor University of Pacific, directed plunge with 1:01 gone In the lead Houston toall349victory Bob Kauffman with its fifth 540 SAO; 2. PatalArana (3) 340 SANFORDOILANDO Lucifer; 1. Surflre Arrow, S. Lad, 303 Laril Sanchez (I) 120:0 (3 MONDAYSRESULTS the supposedly decrepit Vikings the Viki ngs to their fourth win final quarter. Tramp; 6. Chief Scott; 7. MIS5ys over the Kansas City K ings. "I straight victory. Boston sti- 1) 4510; P (4 3) 14130; DO (I 4) Mag1c S. Staretoider. Monday and they responded over the Rams in four playoff In the second half, the felt I would take the right shots fered its sixth straight loss. 117.30 FIRST - III C: I Humble 1000 TWELFTH - 0. 34: 1 Alert's with a 14-7 upset over the Los meetings. Vikings controlled the ball for at the right time." THIRD - I Pita Via 5.20. 4.0 140340.7. UsItul Energy I.20210; Mar c 2. Antloch Sandy;). Runn Nuggets 127, Suns: Eskimo Queen 440; Q 15.40, T Sco'I; 4, The)o; S. K 5 Kipling; I Angeles Rams. Lee completed only five 20:33. The Rains had it 9:27. Bradley was signed Sunday David Thompson and Dan 350;an2 Aldana JavI (1) 400 540.: 3, 3 15370 o Coldo(7) 350; Q (14) 3340; , 3154 Processional; 1, 0's Annihilator; That put Bud Grant's bunch passeafor just 57 yards but they Playing catchup Pat laden after- playing with Athletes In Lssd each hit 24 points and Ech P (11)133.20 SECOND- $, C: I. Avel Fea,l Stylist Ann of venerable veterans Into the all came on first was Intercepted three times, Action. FOURTH - I. CactAnor, 1 520140300. 3. Her Names Scott teammate Bobby Jones chipped NFC championship game at offensive possession as the twice In the final quarter. On a He was one of many Rockets In with 15 as Denver snapped a 25,40 11. 40 560-* 2. PatilZarr. (5) 100 170; 3 Alerts Edna 3.10; PD 41.20;03470;P$4j0;3430;3534 Dallas on New Year's Day Vikings drove 70 yards in 11 first-and-five situation on the playing defense. Houston took five-game losing streak. Walter I)5703.10;3.ArI$Coldo(l)300;Q(4 THIRD - III. 0: I D's Andy 4460; P (II) 173 20; DO (I II where they undoubtedly will be plays for a 7.0 lead. Chuck Minnesota five In the second the lead near the end of the first Davis led Phoenix with 23 225.50 1000 400 300; 7 Manatee Basil. FIFTH - I Sara Acca (2) 500 400370;) Carry Scott] 10; 0 IS $0. even bigger underdogs than Foreman capped the march quarter. Haden had a pass quarter and never relinquished points. 4603.10;) Cache Sanchez (1)620 p3; T 5310; 31.11. they were In the rain and mud with a five-yard touchdown nat picked off by Nate Allen in the It. The Rockets led, 52.36, at 340;] Jose Enreque (4) 300; Q (I FOURTH -3-SI:t. Sparky Scott at 9:17 of the opening quarter. end zone. at Los Angeles. halftime and had an 8148 ad2)3100; P (21)5710 120310250. 7. Atioio Hope 100 SIXTH - I. Echanopere: (3) 350.3. Stylish Don 300;033.10. P PaulKrauseandJeffWright vantageattheendofthethlrd 1540 6.00 S20; 2. Aluria A ndre (5) 5570; T 11310; 31.5$. had the final-period intercep. quarter. 5403.40.] JOt. Via (I) 370; 0 (3 FIFTH - 1)4. TM: 1. tions, the one by Wright en ding Moses Malon e and Cal vi n 5)33 40; P135) 14420 33 40 7710140:3Maudekoetl.0 SEVINTH - v Pitil Arcs (3) 450. 3. Beanie C Hobbs 1320; 0 the game. Murphy each had points to 1040110400.7 Larrl Via (1)1000 14310; P 357)0. T 7.77400. 31N Haden threw a one-yard lead the Rockets 740; 3. Pita Perez (3) 450; 0 (3 4) SIXTH - S-Il, A: I, Dakota CAMBRIDGE. Mass. - 1510; P(3$) 13540; BIQQ (Jlwith CPac11e170140340,3LarryMlller touchdown pass to Harold cisBIrdsongwashighscorer 310 300. 3 F.D.'s Whlgztr 420; 0 Jackson with 56 seconds left for the Kings with 22 poInts and Sanford's flail McNulty, ill 3) 3500; (*llh all 1)1710. EIGHTH - I Medina Juan (5) 1140. P 1230, T 10310; 316y , and Rod Phillips recovered an Rich Washington added 21 Harvard's sensational 1000 120 350. 2 Anton Eloria (2) SEVENTH - 3$, A: I Southern MIAMI (UPI) - With two said Arkansas Coach Lou Holtz. onsldes kick with 53 seconds to before fouling out late In the sophomore distance runner, 15 7.004.00, 3 Aur,a Abel (4) 500. Q Comfort 1510 400 440; I. Lake having a spectacular season for (75) 4710; P ($2115320 Barge 740540.3 Tally Tess 140; Q running backs and a wide "And we do have a lot of foot- go. Haden got the Rains to the fourth quarter. NINTH - I AlurIa (4) 1000640 4740. P 72250: T 1.01440; 3S.3. good 36 with seven seconds to go but In other games, Washington the Crimson's unbeaten indoor for ball players who played receiver under suspension 350.2 Elorza Ill 7 50110.3. Anton EIGHTH- 1-14,5: I.M'sMald Arkansas' Orange Bowl game football all year, who are here. threw his third Interception 01 ripped Atlanta, 113-Ill, Detroit track and field team. In ad- (1)640; 0(26)3100; P (62)5740 Marion 1100100410; I. LC's Baby TENTH - I Arcs (2) 1510400 Face 70340.3 Lord Mayor Sb, Q handled Boston, lfl-lX, and ditlon to running as a member "I think wha's important Is the day as time rat out. with Oklahoma, the RazorThe Rams Rafael Sepilen Denver Mopped Phoenix, 127- of the two-mile relay teen, 300;? Jesus I7)440.S00. 3. Enque 52 10. P 177 30, 1 11$ 50. 3201 RAfT C//C Cl P79) 4'?cE iWF4a-,y/Z ,4,Y/7 C'R7?/MIY 4/0CPF5/,leE PI..4Ya/ F/R7 00 (5.7) III 70. ______________ - - Payton, ______ me ' Surprise Playoff Team ? Minn e sota Gets Th e Tag ' Alonzo Bradley Keys Houston 1 13-99 Win Jai Alai Dog Racing Minnesota's JACK ANDERSONLES WHITTEN ) Bella's Target--The Mormon Church WASHINGTON - AL the village crosaronds excerpt from one of Hella's blasts on the House dindora and members of the Joist Birch Society The unfairness of thin hAMW has had and town )fl5 of Middle America, the f floor. who amdertaks to allp the churchi and its repercussions. The State Department has midable visage Of Delia Abmig may be doing the In fact, she was quoted three times kfpoqig the leadership with their partisan vIewi...No one canceled the free mailing privilege It had so. woman's movement more barn that good. press reviews, once suggesting that the Nor , should seek or pretend to have ott approval of corded the commission. An official has dated, moos had "seriously debated repealing the their adherence to any extreme Ideology." that the use01 the State g 5 letterhead no battling, big-hatted former Nineteenth Amendment giving womenthe ,igi -While dill a territory Ira February 1570, 10 distribute the doctgt was "r egr ettable." (Olf.w..uai led the woman's rally in to rot.." Mormondunlaat.d lAsh adopted scifraae for The departme placed "sole rsIperIity" Hiidtm led midh. The delegates she brought for Then cps are the mars serious because woman. TIds was only a few weeks after the ugly episode upon the conpIon, med of that splendid. ILA-1 'c they were compiled under federal atplcee and Wyoming, also heavily settled by Mormons, lie WIDE come up at a Dr. 14 meeting of the wanemi Ofhigh purpose - produced Sante ap distributed at the taxpayers' qpemase. me State become the first territory or Mate to allow pIaw4 accanplllaned& commission's board where Bells Absug's in. Department provided both the facilities and WCIflifl t vote. Wyoming is know as Um finance again was fell. No on. really con. Over I' postage for circulating Bean's tack upon the "Equality State" for its pioneering action on u tie IIICIr.d lb. MOIThOIIL behalf of women's rights. The 1* Utah MAO planks on abortion and 1estatuin ( bigots. There was some I stands on ch ild Her press release contained four excerpts constitution has also been Lauded for the freedom Mormons stirring mention of a racialng economic ''Iflt, but ra foitlwlgtd with lie Kim's opposition to women's ftat$b1Is"id for women yesrs before theUL abat.hatorsdwtvasMd the caeo(theeldedy rights. his was followed by five more ezcus COMltrdIon ever exteaded than the franchise. apo ogy has been ispusi and disabled woman. _____ pepsetlag to aoidrla the "'' tha lie bil"at Bob, who gi- '1k tinder pmm-- iid edi-'% Kay Qerwe LMil BiDe ha ha id so" 90 by sweddion th "blWch7flat MoatS ch." i'g , of 5 sh wwon lie hum 1Ped lI dl c'-'-- aik,'-'--j esad hs . iragn 01 he r. itaik wIth Is, she 4e'iled tha e huM.11 of tIeaipk.INinthebsiM wasthe work he Mti1sd te niaue"t for IN" 'mle 01 the Mermeut Dr. Qarr'tach ales agreed that the 110111111111"buftAlluo1iiisonswoftJ" M W &I. in W. Nermus idwaily have Sb. Mormon (berth and the lideorhum Elat of do ownwe's prUsice. !1m sorry Birth Soddy aad ft 1* On kiat. about the d.'1gnat1a," lie said. "ft's not a low stat opposed an no mar Macs it up- was (y wasscr''m01 psedan the umuuLItCIdthepreesomcetoPs4ft erIeasaws, She wed on to say the handout "was put policy "pratrepeuts' ç - the lattice 01 'redk -A low brtho. Memeus hew the legother at the eider 01 DelIa - with at lied the together, bid I nSN MW the fleefpt*," WM vima 01 the Jib. lizeh Biddy l led the cagranc. 01 soon of the eiicdive am' R'41Sd this was at variate with Dr. ldndIsd an me 01 that r,dkul outfits, Can- First Presidency, tie church's tap triumvirate, Millet." Ms. Ataug, In a lengthy, sometimes CIRWLteCh'I statement. Bells mated that we poralile to the owmia Jik Birch Biddy ad to heat a m4 in Math, 1*, dicleiW: stormy talk with of dolod a flrdbad roll in WIt* "r"111111 a mewdain out of molehill I the ras. ees ho shot "lIe uratau ad prs$ the r pupadag the hadvut ad '-'du'ietl it west thak YOS WI dead wring." Still01 ida, todeat , attheirpurulplltiril rndl It ach is the Miriam (burdi. In her Felaut.: Bscese (4 my own Normao faith, L. bEds, b...ws 's 00 1u emaerp,iatat euwd$he'p of epsi, It was merely the pulling together 01 the roporft for Milis dol by my '-'-f vs odift ci the aunt: it vs .e WING _____- I.I{l1U7 n, cat' repents of c - hm to the cenunIkii's worb es-Norman amaclate Los Wh55. ____ ____ • ___ ___ was Now! Orange: No Boycott, McNulty Stars For Harvard n 1 It Switzer Hopeful backs are expected to rely even how well the players play who more heavily on their defense play In their place." Nine other players reportedly and kicking game. "It's got to hurt to lose a were planning a boycott of the rusting back like Ben Cowin game because of the siupen. and the receiver, but still It was slons, but have decided to play. 'Nobody ever told me directdefense and the kicking game, along with jwlr querterback, ly anybody was boycotting, RanCalcagni, that got then although tiers were a lot of here," said Barry Switzer, numbers bandied about," foils . coach of the second raked said Monday. "I've got the greatest amount Cowls, running back of respect for our players' Michael Forrest and wide judgment,"h. said. "if they did receiver Donny Hobo were not want to represent Arkansas suspended Wednesday after in the Orange Bowl agal'wt reports of an Incident Involving Oklahoma, then that Is their a coed. There were no criminal decision." Holtz and Switzer arrived In Charges filed. "There's no way to minimize Miami with their teams the low, but we'll cvntlnue to Monday night to begin getting stress our defense and kicking ready for the game next emie_ sa we have all year," Monday night. • D1J# RACING missed a 33-yard field goal 108. attempt In the second quarter. Bullets 113, Hawks lii: As far as laden was conFormer Atlanta guard Tom cerned, Allen's Interception Hendersoms haunted the Hawks was the key play of the game. "I accept all the blame," Haden said. "I didn't execute and our offem didn't move." It was a particularly bitter DENVER (UPI) - Denver defeat since the Rams, winners of five NFC Wed title. under Broncos quarterback Craig the former Detroit Uons' Morton was scheduled to leave assistant, have never nude ttto St. Luke's Hospital this mornIng after receiving routine a Super Bowl. "lie field conditions were treatment for a swollen left hip, terrible," Rams' Coach (buck said Head Coach Red Miller. The coach said he foresaw no Knox noted. "But we can't blame the weather. We have no problem for Morton practicing comes. Minnesota played on or playing In the AFC chantthe sum field we did. They won pionship game against the and they deserve all the Oakland Raiders on New Years Day. credit. Morton Treated For H i p Bruise NIGHTLY 8 P.M. which has won Its race In each or the seasons urce meets, the 1976 graduate of Trinity Prep Is the facility record bolder In the mile and the 1,000.y*rd nina. Against Boston College, McNulty set new bests of 2:124 in the shorter race and 4:05,1 in the mile. He also won the mile against Brown In 4:11.7. Harvard's Indoor track and field teen Is flying high in the brand new Indoor Track and Tennis Hall. The squad ha routed all 01 Its opponents thus far - 1145 oeer Boston University, 9$41 over Boston College, and 98-40 over Brown. McNulty, a Social Sciences major. Is the no of Mr. and Mrs. C. Howard MeNulty of lake Mary. --.--••••- .•-• •_.i•_•• (Closed Sunday) MATINEES: Mon. Wed. . Sat. - 1:45p.m. S 12 TRIFICTA RACES 41 THURSDAY LADIES' NITE fAflFO- ORLFVW EflL CM N .10.1.10, .1.11 olIN,5 IIflt -i-iI iISlRV*fl0NSI3I ties Sane Ne ON bide. IS --.-•• .•- ,• - �$A-Evening Harold, SlInford,FI 1u14aY, Dec. 27. 1,77 ILONDIE I Lr INamfora OD I 11 12 Timber tree 13 Conb=ishy 56 14 Pon$ 15 Arab Vermont 57 Hitficomi II Saucy lid 55 Over (poetic) -. T I J 1t motor - - — bVMortWair 60 ,,. - ANP 66TSOME EATING FOTATM EXERCISE' ii " lC I S; 21 Short p4n 22 (on 23 _ ____ BEETLE BAILEY WHAT ARE YOIJ PCNNG J1.15T SITTIN6 THERE ' D D [J — __________ _______ u s a v* DOWN - 1. p 54 rwing around 65 Compon & Lyrn h Worsen M 53Ihonth I Winter and 1 JI. 0N •a e chemical manuscript Ia I 11* I Gsth.r 2 Island of situ 22 On. (Gsr) 3 Christian 23 My (G.' 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VHOLLYWOOO SOUARES (U) THE ROOKIES 0 EAST CENTRAL FLOR. 5)4k PEPORT 00 (I) cU PIn. PORTER WAGONER S14OW (Wed.) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD U$EW11BURPI S SHOW (4) KUTANA nyon Is Burning." Kent 7.00 7 25 wid 8*25) (4) (5) CBS MORNING NEWS (Channel 4 news, at 725 KANGAROO DUCK. DUCK. GOOSE It VILLA ALEGRE Dow". Guests "" Week includo: (Mon.) TBA (Tun.) Patti Page, Jules Felffer (Wed.) Tony .Iai1In,CydChatis.. (Thurs.) Pat O'Brian. Itobedgi Sherwood (Fri.) Trader Vic. Gartim Kariin. party, but then Side herself stag when W oldiriend shows up at the sew. 9:00 (1)(11) M-A-S-H: Major Winchester. conveying this d"WWWU And frustration of his now eltuslicin at No 4077th hospitailinglapoieccirdiv so his pwonts. ww ORION W candid ameemnard of sotige of 8:30 N LA . YOGA AND YOU 9:00 CD PHIL DONAHUE SHOW; 10 MIKE DOUGLAS SWft0 SESAME STREET i MOVIES: (Mon.) "The Spy Killer." Sobsollon Cobol. JI St. John (86W) (Tues) -14 Take Sweden CITY COUNCIL CONT. gr&nd sIAM and cashed turo I top trumpil. When both PP0_ WEST EAST nents followed he claolmed 6 96 his grand slam. 9 109752 1 East protested so South : played it out. 4J96 4AS73 It jt5d ii Utile care SOUTH due to break, 45432 but South was equal DENNY GOODMAN SPE('A CIAL U THAT S H(XLy;wOOD 930 CID (It NBC MOVIE: Tarraces ',J JuIle Bob hope. Tuesday WOW. INEK IughHee apartment biNtdIn. OD ONE DAY AT A TIME: IMW10 ruff the fitth heart th realizes S A Michigan reader wants to know the correct opening bid with: 11:55 CBS NEWS Afternoon 12:00 (FCF(I)(U) NEWS 8 (Mon.) EVENING AT SYMPHONY: Me sigh " =SHIP SKATING (Wed.) SHOWDOWN AT THE PHILHARMONIC (Fri.) ONCE UPON CL5SI 3 12~ 0 1XVI) THE GONG SHOW (4)1) (Mon.) NFL PREGAME SHOW (Tuft. through FK) SEARCH FOR TOMOR. now (ID (Mon.) FLORIDA RE. PORTS(Tues.) GRIPE NIGHT (Wed.) COUNTRY CORNER &)1Rv THE DOOR 'S HOPE 12:57 (ID 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE 1:00 (I) (U) OR RICHER, FOR POORER QD MODAY (ID (M o n.) T 0 B r NOUNCED (Tues. thr. Fri.) THE YOUNG AND 1HE JSt A~LIESS ut L MY CHILDREN (TILM.) HOLLYWOOD TV THEATER: "The Fatal Weakness.- (Wed.) T"E BALLET SHOES: Part one, (Thurs.) THE BALLET SHOES.Part two(Fri.) GREAT PERFORMANCES: "Dance In one club. 7bere is very little Chance thilt this will be heads for Los Angeles to Wid a rionir job. Ropost of promilere ep1so (I) FAMIL Y Tension the Lawrence home when Nancy fecovires oft from a secret admirer who Is obviously observing #0 pretty dwwcee at CIO"(111`1011. 10:30 JACK BENNY SHOW CITY COUWA COW. itI I COUNTRY CORNER: Ex "a NO OfIclosed. The most intillf0sling questions will be used in this column and orill toward Now Englaind's tradihorial folk dames of the I OM by Stan Las and John Romita , g INVENTIONS D . sod To V644 I TT CORNER (Fri.) FRENCH CHEF 3:00 CFCIt ANOTHER WORLD (7) DICK CAVETT SHOW G VILLA ALEGRE 3:15 LAND through Fit MICKEY sousc cwo HECKEL 6 JECKLE 8 SESAME STREET (I) MARCUS WELBy, M.D. 500 (1) BRADY BUNCH (11) (Mon.) FOOTBALL CONI. (Tues. through Fri.) STAR TREK CD0 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (Mon) CBS NEWS affluent in Southern California. break. He is an avid basketball and Captain Elwood, hall The grounds are wooded and fan with season tickets to the beagle-half basset. Their Include a fresh spring which Lakers' games. feeds a na1l waterfall. money for stations that fulfill reforms Include a section Cd their responsibilities, and three public television that ranges Years IS too long to allOW a from insuring these stations station that iml acting in the adequate funds to giving thern public Interest to stay in the right to editoriWize. business. In the area of cable The United Church of Christ television,, which of coupe is MO Of the lactlive wd cagne Iong dWdgE fact of jM aware In wiltCh-dogging the Federal ColtimunicilUons Act. television Industry and It has the major reform would be to just put forth a draft bill of specifically grant the FCC proposed reform of the Com- power to regulate cable televimunications Act of 1934. sion and to codify existing FCC What is remarkable about rngulaticms concerning cable. many of the propo.eti reforms is their simplicity. It seems the height of the FCC In a nutshell! to specify the standard by which a broadcaster's parlor-• mance In Ow public intent is .. -. F~'THE RIST NEW HORROR CREATURB CAN YOUR HEART STANDTHIS?? ANOTHE LITTL§ 020PL PLAZA U ...COO 10 ALSO THE "'Noun By 110110411. THE THI L"[111 NOwi :' L ' "YOU LIGHT UPMYLIFEI" .) . 1/ As the legal memorandum prepared for the office of communication by Lewis J. "All too often in the past alie criteria it has applied or will March of D TO PROTECT THE UNBORN ANDTHENEWBOHN Ins!ructions: Hidden words below appear forward, back. ward, up, down o*r diagonally. Find each and box it In. _MS 91 Antibiotics Radar Pacemaker Silicone Helicopter Ballpoint pen Zipper Television Xerox Copying Transistor Minute Rice Nylon Tomorrow: United Kingdom %t*WS& y 0 A A01 I ReguIupnc, 4th our Vv t Imutwhy give to the MARCH OF DIMES by ft 1WJkV 4iC flL - Trudsa 59 . Xforep $ Rao. F111111110"s F* "111111 Tuft I Of %4M%FZ%0WA0` YOM ti.A CNspktsDsasr Jy! dw - ( s' ___ c ' j I - TO PROTECT THE UNBORN -- QlAi AWIP WSW DOONESBURY by T. K. lyass may become a show business projects, and drives a Volkswagen glaid some day. He Is i at 7 am. to report to camper to work. The Howarda Ron and his wife, Cheryl, the set no later than 9:30. seldom entertain. He haan'l married two and a half years, Cheryl flies him an omelet or a taken a vacation since their live well below their means in a stack of pancakes before he marriage. San Fernando Vall ey redden- leaves for work and the heads Ron and Cheryl hope to have tIal neighborhood. The three.. for her college classes. thlldeon some day. In the bcdrDar, Nex &J , and-ztyle R. -n skips Warich wocl at lis ineanwinle. they ~sve fified home Is modeL It does Include studio office. But on occa16sion he their home with pets. There are a swimming POOL which is not plays basketball with members two calls. Paulia and Sm. two partIcularly a badge of the of the crew during the noon dogs, Big Lncy, a great Dane, I Y N T I Z X N 0 1S0 V E L E T T AN LdWnUgi TUMIL EWE E HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Ron projects Instead of waiting Ron Is an unpnteetlous man, Howard, the clean-cut All- around to be hired," Ron says. straightforward and deter. America boy Cd the "Happy Ron is a yowg mai In a mined to become a iucc,afuI Days" series, Is a cleancid AU- hurry. He fills every day with filmmaker. Mnena young man Id 23 who work In the series and Ida own He wears denims and Teldrts l "dcast 5PeTlThflC. This WIN"— I1 Hurry Indefinitely WT Fen a A;8L7_A`P_"_ or, In :icenses chronic ambiguity on the FCCs part makes it difficult for the by Oil Fe. Man o RHKENIERLLOCXOREXNE p4Cg5 5:3 0 Young favorite, however, Is a woolly Usually he Is through acting monkey, named Sugar. Cheryl, a paychology major b C p.rti. and then heads for his (4) (5) Mon FOOTBALL ' There's plenty of time to CONY.. pm. ITues. at a nearby college, decorated office at home for more work. think about a fwnfly," Ron 1)8 THE ELECTRIC COU. through Fit) ALL IN THE the house tastefully with early "Theserieslssosuccessfuj," uys."Myparentsgavemalot FAMILY (H) American fwnhte. A wonder. Ron explains, "this Is my of their time when we were ful old grandfather clock tick- biggest opportunity to heanch growing up. They gave us good tack stemnly just Inside the off into directing, producing values and I want to be able to L T • front entry. I. fl I I 1 r and writing. I have to assert spend lime with my own kids. I UWU 'UU FCC Ron has converted one of the myself now. No series goes on 'So well probably wait until bedrooms into an office where forever." Happy Days' leaves the air and he keeps busy wnting screen Because Ron's work Schedule our lives are less bectic." f"' ii i plays and making deals for his Is unpredictable, Cheryl has production company, both un- given up preparing big dinners related to 115 ABC-TV series, and finding them uneaten . So Cheryl uses the office for both Howards eat lightly In the keeping the family corporation evening unless Ron assures his books and acco wds. wife he'll be home on time. I. What U.S. state was anzn.d Recently Ron rented adfor a place in another stat.? She Is an excellent cook ditlonal office space at whose company dishes are 2. The goviror of which U.S. NEW YORK WPI) - The public to assert Its rights In Paramount Studios, where barbecued sparerfiw or suklya. state. ,recelvei lb. highest United Church of Christ is Commission proceedings be. "Happy Days" is filmed. Now ki, both of which drive Ran to Tbe goveraw Of which U.S. proposing that the Federal cause the public often unsure Cheryl Is busy decorating that paens of praise. siate the lowest Communications Commission as to what it has a right to ez- office. If Ron Howard has an grant broadcast licenses to pect from Licensees. The FCC's Ron has a development deal avocation It Is watching stations for an indefinite wribiguity here also creates with the studio for two motion movies. Sometimes he and problems for the Licensees, who Pictures and a TV film. Cheryl will see three or four This is not an example of 'm 'g may suddenly find thernselves He and brother Clint, 18, fthm an a weekend. Whenever -'go 'MnjL AoN -g -&Do== Christmas UTp Ut Jo 13pi - the s office of COM- subject to a standard recently completed a script his schedule permits Pt. id ive.? -1198d 1 101111k, munication AISO wants the FCC previously urknown to them." which they sold to television. goes to movies during the w"k. io) petutru UIWOAJA -1 He hell a video tap machine to permit filing of public The proposed reforms also Ron directeid "Grand Tbdt A"' led summer and hopes and copies old movies train petitions to revoke station would allow license challengers licenses at any time for action pre-hearing accen to station to produft and direct Other television for his large, collec. films soon. tion a( classic films, which be by the FCC. "I want to generate my own stud ies at length. 4j( st011 ers to make a P TtwrotionbehlndtheproposPRICES their performance 41 is simplethe present three- basis so it can be weighed. OM41 year license renewal now iMilNe SEASONS required tsa waste ot time end LIE The Church of Christ's Pena ' GREETING 5ws CC has failed to articulate the RSNNIENAIIUNIGCGA0C ANSS. (1) (Mci.) FOOTBALL (1) GENERAL HOSPITAL E T E P 0 N 0 E PX A 0 P T B R 0 8 T 0KJ JNEE c Di LL LOT BEAT (Wed.) COUNTRY P Per. Of Lowenstein. Sandler, Brochin, Kohl and Fisher, EIP Q NNTN pv*sions*alfon.Lou(EdAaner ____ MODERN IP1. CONT. through Fri) GIL (I) ADAM 12 Z J L SIN0 T NA T S0S N 0 R I GD (ID L GRANT SHOW : After beling *ad n news to stir up friction. You spedalhands,Southmlgtit greatarcMnceUato,, automatically ad as a buffer or Ott one for Uw woe hVId spiode will be. hold by a declitrer. who bl One spade is " a good ., and made a grand slam. Not second choice, while an w.mw . need allies, they will be ' just for 1P77, but possibly for opening two would be a bad uu.iaotpsramotad linportance all time. call. to you are attaluble today. Not Umt South bid the XM -PAPYR rwritrRisir AmN grand slam himself. His ARIES (March 1I.Aprii n) Thereforie, pull Out AH this Slope IDO YOU /Mvo J question for rtne cue bid diamonds at In order to accomplish Allbotio you may not have rheI five level. South did have the O`Pffts? Write 'Ask the definite social ealligilmen em`_ 6 you CIO. a four-card spade suit and "cobys' care Of this newsPato*.you'Ll atill hm fuL you &AWIMAIIJIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. bid It. We must confess thAlt por rho J&Vobys will answer gwilfrote good times wheriew 21) Be Philosophical in an SOuth's voice did not peal out individual Questians of You go. things today. You will be able to like an or an. but Sounded SIAMPed. self-addressed on ve. ririu • ' HOEDOWN 40.000 fiddlers. square dancers, and pickers of all kinds swarm to a MN town In Tennessee to make music 110 w I R S I I I S P L P W E R 0 IS I C B I p5 [ AI i 0 I V E V V A I L I B mid. dt.aged woman, looking back. (8 SHOWDOWN AT T Pau SPIDER MAN CI) FAMILY FEUD _ DN K B I. R I K p o C I L E H I N C S R Y N P iC E N A K E R G U I R 0 0 5 A o i. atI.ctsng ine residents of a hearts to discard one club, SUH he did bid five spsaes am North promply raised 11.30 (1)0 KNOCKOUT (1) (1) LOVE OF LIFE (1)8 LIUAS YOGA AND You The S*ashbucklots' occaslon.He cashed four top squeak. UPON CLASSICCT LOWELL THOMAS (Thurs.) DOWN TO EARTH and over, hosted by Hugh Shirley's Now Yew's Eve Wed opened the king of TjNE (1) HAPPY DAYS(R) HOEDOWN (Thurs.) VIENNA RUAN (B SESAME STREET (5) 0000MORNINQ,AMER. ICA V Good Morri" Ficidda" &1 7:25 ai'id 825. local n.WS. weather. Sports) 8:00 CAPTAIN UD LAVERNE AND SHIRLJEY: LSvwm own a date fair 411,111111W16. South ruffed in dummy.,"ed that he had a Pretty gl play for his Pan 5 6 YOU (Tues. through Fri.SUN. RISE SEMESTER 8:30 A K to 30 w npae0 for tttome WIN AT BRIDGE 40 (l) (Mon.) THE (F(IZ) WHEEL OF FOR. THE BANANA 8PLffs (Fri LEAVE IT TO KAVER 4 30 (F ONE LIFE TO LIVE 8 (Mon Thurs) BOOK RIGHT H (Mon EOUAL JUSTICE UNDER THE LAW (Tues, o NW. Wwwo Thurs') through Fri.) THE LIGHT (4)1) THE NEW PRICE IS (Wed) BLACK AWARENESS TATTLZTAJCS Ml CAROL BURNETT AND t CONT,, lie 2 pm. (T i ;0 :0 H OL L Y WOOD Thurs) INFINITY FACTOR (Wed.) CINDERELLA (Fr,) CHAMPIONSHIP SKATING. REMEMBERS (IML (Mon.) FOOTBALL RIFFTTH SHOW 818 THE ELECTRIC COM• SOUARES AS THE WORLD TLIRNS 2:00 FMFwO n,) N Round. Qslfogl Y°s20.O30 PYRAMID 8 (Fri) LOWELL THOMAS il Snnii." (Fri Dsv 8isnne, (F U 6:00 (4) u 8 UaCNER..LEHRER RE. ( (Wed.')' A ply. &Wit Maio sox. chomoif murder of Polor UCCOrd stirs ic a frlfnsn contaIns proteins and cat even prevent them from getting to raise two chill. dren iOEie*odiMgs one man clot, although somewhat more worse. siowiy then Wood clots. Th. Also, do what you can to i*lc 1 90 mlii CR) amount Of lymph fluld formed prevent accumulation of fluid, M(ID Cos REPORTS:- -The Allen. Examines the plight the amount as accumulated fluid of the M*xiw illegal allions in fluid in your tissues. lymph. Avoid salt and, if need Caklomis and it* dilemn Thelympbauc vessels inyaw be, take water pills (diuretics) CUIed C by lep behave a lot like your veim to prevent premenstrual do. Whet you walk or contract Isailkap Cd body fluid. These (F HAPPY DAYS: 11w Gunnirioharn family W4 Forizie got your leg muscles, the com- menures will So a long way together toreca1eeflss highpreulon of the lymphatic toward helping you ;0 wits 'of paw years.(R) vieseds helps to empty tblem. If I am sendjag you TW HeWth "UNSMOKE You diand 94 May fill up with Lifter number K Varicose THE BALLET SHOES. Pooled WnpbMk Wd. Thd Vdna,a you need to follow that I one Depression Er- dro me about go tolotloine? of 141111 you UM standing AM Is Pvgmm. Other readers who three Clow " ww the not can smd boarding promotes moylagcentsWith North Eau South Pass Pau SANFORD AND SON CR) (145) rI.w,$t,dwhen n ts agsst. to, me one of 7:00 of an Infection. The glands that might find that it you elevate enlarge In the neck with a the foot of your bed above your Severe sort throol, are lymph head level that ft will help t, glands. You have them under drain your leg. By consciously your arms and in your groin. applying every opportunity you The lymphatic fluid lsaunllar have to promote emptying the to the clear fluid Cd blood. It lymphatic vessels, you tJe:N0rth.South. and third club. nhfl ea Anderson. INI. R n FOOTBALL COW.: 8.. 2 is ."RC4rlLanslnQ,JoIm the MEMBERS; Wendell WdIP15." (R) ' they enlarge as In the presence your feet up. At night, Wftg for Lawford. Donald CAM. career. LOWELL THOMAS RE- re lymph nodes form Lymph your thigh or a girdle. Don't cells (one type of white cells) constrict the now of lymph found In the blood. The lymph upward toward your heart. Stay W glands are everywhere. You slim If you can. tLsually don't notice them unless When you are reding, put 6S42 1:30 ® NBEW8 FORD AND SON (R) (1) CBS NEWS Influence of marmigoir W4 PHIL DONAHUE SHOWFAMILY AFFAIR the love of a devo15d woman. Guests and topics (Mon.) Pofyn emy OVER EASY turns his fibSthouansss Into aflythlng constricting around ai' o ' tite1ympiatics, T110 lymphatic addresaedaivel DoYS ppy Amoirica: Phdobus Dorm The. 10:00 Fn 643 $32 Chockron." Mickey ROOM, Lewis Slone, com mr. C LATE MOVIE: som.oy up ma. UkIS Us. Paul Newman. P151 8 ZOOM - NORTH 11:00 10DODGWIN NEWS TO*3HT GDW (FIL 011oditions relaft to your work w carm are favorable today. Should you TAURUS (W WMsy 30) VM INk is worth ge"jag Upad Plan some sort of en. abouL PRANK AND UN€ST Dr. congenital lymphedema. Is I erie I _ do through or operation? I would bite to.esltg.t worse. h1)'10 DEAR READER - You we system Is right to ask beclim the natural thatt Ow lymph flows to ward Ow history of this kianse Is that It heart. All those countless lymphatic vessels finally does get worse. TM problem involves a part conned to empty Into the head. The swelling oi dscriL of the circulation that Is often neglected and inwd people are will lead to fibrosis of the WIaW3TS IVSJt exists - the Ussizs under the akin andit lymphatic circulation. The permanent swelling If not lymph is a clear liquid that controlled. You need to treat it flows in &nall vessels similar In a lot like varicose veins. Try to seine respects to veins. These wearaomeelasticsupport hose small vessels connect all the that provide graded support. Go various lymph nodes In the ahead and walk. Do not wear 6 AKQJ7 AKQJ1 1965.(Wed.) "Judge Herdy's 11110 GEMINI (May 11-ime X) By OSWALI) and JASIF-1 JACORV Laval" yourself in crau" him to seven. 111111191111101' 10dify. YOU M4ft try ____a III way " COW"offitalrally to suillops to AW"ro* you. Others admim what you accompllth with Haze, p, at station N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify VIRGO(Aug.23.sept.23)Ina your birth sign. situation where you have a veded interest, take a detached AQUARM (Jan. WFeb. 19) Allow your maw to take the roK bult keep an eye on things to make sure all an Sam we weft fall In things domatic well-being today. Be there as bsck.op, but retain a LSRA (Seit 23-Oct. 23) somadory rob. Them may he lacuens in ym uesday century. Evening specialist and be called It polatim dKOrIlift or a raw SoUrmolt rocipe. 'o U'S U T J - have beenslugglah, don't give gratifying If you'll ncentrate up co the racep.ow You could beth on old or new ccanznercfal Ule home Find ont more abotd yourself by sending for your beLEO (July 21-Aug. n) Don't today If you get copy of AdroGrapla Latter. "P' Mail Ii cents for iscit arid a cosriplinwets for king ti'&'tgs in U H vessels Also contain valves " in ewe of this newspepw, P.O. normallypow tbefluillkeen Box 1551, Radio city Stotiolt, tertiutment today, even if 's flowing backward. The whole New York, NY 10019. an Impromptu gathering. It would be an neeHeig time to business today. Returm can be PRISCILLA'S POP — — — CAPRK*RN (Dec. &Jan. CANCER (!me 21.jWy n)If 19) You're extra-sbarp at there's 101ndWAS you'" been anything thad has to do With working on where the returm 0. THIS OFFICE! —— Sound prospects he ahW for fulfill some outstanding -AOL ANP 52 53 coming year. Tips on investments or opportunities should be followed up if they come INNIS "Now you know, am reliable. TRAS ALL I HEAR AROUND —— YOU In the business world Us olldgations. of AW DIUVI&N IT WS WHAT?! A l REAT, ThLKING Fl LM, ABOUT — — 47 —45 —— By BICIMICE BEDE OSOL by Howls Sdrnsldsr . ____ 142 HOROSCOPE l ot MEEK 46 — — — — 0 (1K 43 44 145 by Bob Montana tw T 33 37 *2179 7' 1 — U 1 - My DEAR D or always an inch is rigId leg more larger than m left, er since my l child was born three years ago. I've Wan to a — 17 20 — 10 11 — — — — • - — cic4 I Fkuiø! HIE T,V. Dim I7,I71-1I Iv,asHsraII!d.Fl. I. Chk Open Daily 11 a.m. tiI:30 p.m.-FrI. 6 Sat. TO 10:30 p.m. I* FRENCH AV(.(HI.WAyI7.) PENN PARK PLAZA N • I [trite 1.suMo.asm.vo. MN,OlLANDQAVI 'ala *7UCO4.OilAI5 Wi are something 114101AM011L0U0M,IAIL else? tin w.CoiQrnAt.O.. �.!v,.th1, $svM. $alsvd. fl F ,.- ~7 1 Twegay. Osc. 37 _LsgaINotl. I77 I.aINotIc. NOTICE VNOU FICTITIOUS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JIM 'TOUR POR TRAIT STUDIO 3"1lBlI l Prepared By Advertising Department of i~ ROSS A Foil krvk. Studio EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIE. TO WHOM jT MAY CONCERN: CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, ofOdf I Notice a given that the FLORIDA. off Under5ign,ø pursuant to the CASE NO. 11*31O.CA.I3.a Cif5 rTaub1 On All "rktotioua Name S14111101111, " ChWer ELLEN L. D,SANTO. $e1S *eht4 51515, Floffda Florida kIflregis. Plaintiff, iiki A wsm the Ci?cvit Clerk, Seminot. Co., VI. ~hv Fioria, vgen receipt of Proof of the DAVID A. DeSANTO, Piflonal pubIican of this notice, the tic. Repusintative of ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING me Estate of tOwIf GONIF IN. £LLPNY D. O4ANTO. OI'SS5III Guaranteed Delivery VESTMENTS tifisi* nanve.Ufide? *fticti 0# or# DAVID A. DSANTO. acting efl5904 in bus WWII at 102 Jjge ss "TrusNV' 04 the "Oe$an$o I_S •,_I_._._ Lane, Long* o. Florida 31790 In Children's Trust;— 101 Vi First St. DAVID A. Downtown Sanford the City of LOflQWOQO, Florida. DeSANTO, lndividvallyl and 10 Thof the parties InopreStlij In said DAVID ROVINE, bus inus enterprise a,, as t000ws Defendants. PHILIP KOBRIN AMENDED .) 66 BYFRANXGUARINO • STANLEY ROBERTS • NOTICE OP ACTION Dated at Orlando, Orange County, Weight Watcher ' O; DAVID k acting U • FIOII4a, December Ph. 1577. "Trustee" of the "DeSanto Member Publish: Dec. 13, 30. p. itn, .ia.. 3, Ctii$en's Trust.' 7305 Lydia Place. 1575 vienta. Virginia 73150. and DAVID O€54) One evening while sifting in A. O.SANTO, individually, 7205 Lydia Place. Vienna, Virginia 231N. my kitchen with three other NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NAME STATUTE friends, I noticed that we were that an action to reform ded and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: all overweight, or at least they Notice is hereby given that Hi. mortgage. to rescind and cancel an 4 unOersigneO. Uu?suant to tPi# WTC. When one noted casually I Feciioo. 'dam. Statult' Chapter ec(OOnthetongprctwtiy that I was getting heavy, I $1505, Florida 3latut, will register in Seminole County. Florida: reallzei that, looking at him, I Lot 431 CI VAN ARSOALE (" _____ the Click of the Circuit COUII• '4:,' m ust be getting huge! They in and for Sefflif101. County, Florida. OSBORNE SLACK HAMMOCK, &Z cording to plot thereof recorded In upon receipt Of prof dlf Plat Book I. Page 31 of the Public PjbIcabOn Of this notice, h tic " in the deck. Tim Records of I d Seminole County. lètsou name, to wit MARINER'S f __ to follow my wife to a Weight VILLAGE APARTMENTS under AND has been tiled against you and you which we are enq..q.d in ines5 of Watchers meeting one week ',/ at, re,gired to area copy of your 37C3 Orlando Drive, in tPie City of after she began. written defenses, it any, to It on G. 5fo FlorIda, p A ANDREW SPEER. Attorney fOr ARTS Here Is my diary: That the parties interested In said 11 Plaintiff, w address Is 111 West ACCESSORIES business enterprise are as foIIow. Weekl— WhenRltareturned o Commercial Street, Sanford. MARINER'S VILLAGE LAWN 6 GARDEPJ from her first week Florida 32771, On or before January W#j APARTMENTS OF 9LES4LE EQUIPMENT M. 157$, and file the original with Weight Watchers Program and SANFORD. LTD. the Clerk of this Court either before AND S. Philip C. Grace. Announced that she had lost five '\ January 20th. 1511. and file the as General Partner in / % i I original with the Clerk of this experienced both Pounds, Court Dated Orlando, Orange. either before service on Plaintiff's delight and envy, 'if she could County, Florida, this Ind day of PH. 305321$ Frank Guarino BEFORE he joined AFTER accomplishing his goal attorney or immediately thereafter; December. 1577. Route 120 do it, no could I," I said to Weight Watchers, Oviedo Othtqwisi a default will be Weight Watchers. entered Publi$h Dec 0. 13. 30. P. 1t71 myself, against you for tie relief demanded DES 31 feeling somewhat mornings without at least two in the Complaint. WEEK 7—live donuts don't scalel'mLepoimdshortofg,,al NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS WITNESS my hand and the seal of doug Thus my experience with hnuts. Saliva seemed to have the appeal they once did. I can't Stand to wail another NAME STATUTE this Court on December 151h, 1577. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: (Seal) Weight Watchers Program appear on my Is. The going seven weeks without them, it week no I remove my shoes and IS 0 was tOiU but I nc* on gou. do Notice is hereby given ttiat the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr began . Walking Into the esn't aeon possible.Night TYPEWRITERS undersigned, pursuant to the Clark of tt)e Cowl WEE 3TWO pounds lost! I snacks are no nre a probl meeting that evening I felt like CALCULATORS "Fictitious Name Statute' Citapter By Mary N. Darden WFIK 11-17— i am S ADDING MACHINES the proverbial "skunk M.05, Florida Statute, will register Publish:Dec. Deputy Clerk lawn really didn't expect to lone I'm sire I'm going to make it. thoroughly Me .1. V# Wtflt Clerk of fl-.e Circuit Court, anything, I started to coii Even the * CASH REGISTERS te71, Jan. 3, $0. party," Th e room was dais don't u.int 7$ In and easy S..VIInOIS County, Fli4a. Foreduninsady fernalel i4ftit upon receipt of proof of ttie DESlI " Inches doubtla g my neck, df0d me. I Pus thfOU0 the job. We gredual[ly add Ron to 910 publication of this notice. men get fat?" I said to myselJ, arms or ankles would ever lose pastry sections without a wince. our daily diet but i can we it is NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Wious name. to wit: FERN PARK even a fraction of an iwh- At the meeting, one girl makes easy to "Do I belong here?,, I was soon NAME STATUTE fail prey to old habits. I APARTMENTS under which we we to realize that I did belong, not Menus were prepared by Rita a comment that people are think of mining a meeting but engaged in business 300 Oxford TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: With the precision of a hospital nicer to Notice Is hereby given that the because was a man or woman. in the City of Fern Park, her since she lost 17 realize that they are the most OPEN $5 Mon. Fri. undersigned, pursuant to the Florida. but because I was overweight dietician. I was swprlaed that pounds. I can't help but important part of On program. 5.1$ On Saturdays That the parties lWerested in Said "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter there seened to and had been for the last ten enough. remember how shy she was I Also realize my goal was too 'business enterprise at follows: 111115.09. Florida Statute. will register 101$ French Ave. 17.52 Sanford perhaps too in with the Clark of years. the CircuIt Court, FERN PACK APARTMENTS. flidi and when she first darted and high for an, and progressively LTD. ln and for Seminole County, Florida. liver, but I still miss the pizza, wonder if alle herg& Is nicer WEEK 2—Lask of five upon receipt of proof 00 the to lost another 15 pounds.I give an S. Philip C. Grace pounds! I was exhilarated dOughouti, and those "double people as she feels better about Publication of this notice, the tic. my old clothes away. as General Partner 1RW$eTs. ____ though , name, Won: WIND5ØNO DOWftilidO. Ol'tt9I DI at O herself. I11-- As a Veteran anif dougholut shop I hoodol Visited WEEK 4— We ut at the fret WEEK &— Gettl: Florida, this 2nd day if Dec~. APARTMENTS under which we are , 4 dam to engaged In business at @11 Ballard 1917. SI reel, In me City of Altamonte Publish: Dec; A. U. 10 77. n P Springs, Florida. DES 29 That The parties infornfee in said I '•'•' •1 UUVC MI wNth ones are going to snake It business enterprise are as otlows: NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS wel# hi onCe a mot*h. Rita 3 STATUTE the Plan I $Ingthe diary thed& wdwlthcmeew1lJp,.I know WINDSONO APARTMENTS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I'm not too pod at filling them decides ih would u1 be a werenot LIMITED PARTNERSHIP Notice is tiarey given tas the 5: Philip C. Grace, out, but Rita keep. on nit to till ,, thoughtsof undersigned NAMEpursuant to the leek n General Partner In the being a counselor. The Weight and chec'. the 5PCeS "Fictitious Name Statut,." Chapter Dated at Orlando, Orange County, would have been difficult $1515. Florida Statutes will register Flofida. this 2n4 day of December, Watchers Program is in my blocks. The meetings, I have with the Clerk of me Circuit Court, 1977, decided are emenLIaI as y WEEK 9— Rita makes GOAL, blood now, and lain sire it in and for SemlnoteCourly, Florida Publish: Dec. A. II, 20. 77, len give you the needed I'm only 24 pounds away, and stay these because of the love U110" receipt 00 p-coO of PVbIIcSIISn DE1.28 look forward to adding items that everyone In the Wet 00 this notice the fictItious name, to. psychological t SikW.ótI wit, ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING BOARD from the Maintenance Watch DrgInital1n has for going. I decided i OPCOUNTYCOMMIS$loNIag KENNEL under which I am Program. I get a "sneak each other. I know that I aUisJ wealles in business at bite I, Soc Florida. 13. January IN. W11 go for a piva atter. i reins. Vols preview' at the Group I plan, stay thin with the Weight I liNEN. Thai the PatSy bisu-euled in said Z1* then 1 want. absurdity that thought, and Wetchet. MaIntanee Plan of beard Of Camty Corn. NAiness is: settle on a siir4ree piece of WEEK 1—Getting on the a I4111me—ADV, Randall H. missóien of lemNole County, Florida. will Iwidape4 gur*teit Route I. Box 13 conoi r me following item' 5i.ford, Florid. 33171 In: Save! WEEK 5—Counselor Sue Get It Thgelher Dated &I Sanford. Seminole A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR Parker hits e nail th on e head CHANGE Florida, this 2nd day of December, OF ZONING Here's a pod-holiday tip: REGULATION S 1577. Get your boat in IhP! for this week. QnwthlU would have 1. MARY JANE QETTINOS, 114A Publish: Dec. 5. $3. 20, 21. 1517 said it was her "finest JomLongofthe Encore spring now at Wizard Works RESIDENTIAL TO R.P K-Mart Plaza, US 1712, Fern while Stev e An moment." Her meeting IISIDINTIA, PROFESSIONAL, Hank are of. spiring and I'm impressed with Park, will have some fantastic feringa30 per Mot jj UNITED STATES DISTRICT PZ( I3.7.fl).5, Lots 1 through 9, and buys for COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Loft 21. II and O..Lak.e Narylift W comments regarding some Estates- . t and save, The Evening any west that your It Pta? Book 17, In FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION being players in life Page 13. public records of Seminole COURT NO. 754$.OSLCIVY Herald wishes to We'll cerne at your beck and call. reerdless of what others merely onlookers. We UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, county Florida, In Section 11.71.15. I'm dite, whatever The tisur. (Well, there are some are players Plaintiff- vs. JAMES LEON Fuulher daserNel as Marcia Drive exCeptioqI) OlNer wise, we're 'ppa MW,, $4 Encore Shop published , cold to do soy boating anyway, HORNE and RUTNA MAE NORNI and edl.c.M p.t4s abeng SR _____ especially . l BARBARA D. CARTER 05. Fair" City. (01ST. No.3) 11,10OW $uediys. appre*imatpi, 5:30 a.m. (after I've had my weak of Dec. 11, The phose ThSy'rethebstmgsdandare beheld In ')e$widaot(s). NOTICE OP SALE breakfast, then I'll close to go to dinner about 1:30 number is I-4l00. Anniti.4a p.m.) — Room 31304 the Seminole County N otice IS hereby hiVSfl n ouwy JUi W are offered for any in. Pursuant to a Final Decree of cOurthouse WI Sanford. Florida. on have a tadiq party after the the Sanford Airport. Call Foreclosure entered an November Jarttry 31. 157$. at 7:00 P.M., or regular meeting. Some come in convenience the error may or Hank right away at 3234971. 73. 777 by the move entitled Court scan thereafter as possible. have caused Mrs. Long and her Written comments filed with me In the above styled cause, me un to weigh in and leave. They'll lit it all together on Development Administrator dsrsçne Undid States Marshal. or C3.ADT, know them and wonder how your boat! ADV. 2534 S. Park Dr. will be C*sslderid. op . mM of Isis duly 0~400 Persons they are doing. I'm plaided as wit sill the property siteefe In noarim, at the public hearIng will be *I Ii'ioli Candy, PISf. lulled tiair orally. Hearings may be to tow they can lose Weight asI sore contInued from time to tim, as need the incentive by attending ttiCNry Further data b$ test 4 3$, Wasisbiefan He*tL TOOLS FOR THE DO-lT.YOUSELFER the meeting. When e tasting by calling 323 According to p000 thwooj rscr4 hi Eat. Klnp $içpliss, 31414 & Pk Industrial Plat 1' 3, ' X. Pijbllc R.cS,* 3114. party ft* I notice UN the plumb regular beard of Cavity it SemInole County, Mortals lend secesiafii we at the front Drive, Sanford, 11a1san besktem bears Make note of commiulwan MIic "Acre I. the hifiest best of the llass.Ilontthseepowitjs, emergency SOM111410 County. Flw We bidder for at UVcloct newton one'nIflr theflomberandkgop it y By: Dick Williams, and an doing very well. Many Wnd'ay. Jlury IL 5515 at tile H)P 323.3939 in ca se 7yOUwun'tneei g bid Chairman you have Wilt door of the SemInole County are doing Well; especially those do it's handy. Phil Courthouse, 5nf.rg, FlorIda. *70050: troi1es with the pi whom lam familiar w ith. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Dated: 134.377 all he will your home, busine PiIisls Dec. V. $577 GEORGE R. OROSSE DES-in Slates Maritial ________________ Maie DistrIct 04 Florida NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ENDELL W Wi NAME STATUTE Aflerftev$ Assistant LtfllIod as TOWNOMITMAYCONCERN for Plaintiff Notice Is hereby given the PubIliti; Dec. U, 30, 77, 5577. Jan.], understgnq.d CALL NOW . pursuant to ttie SPECIAL GROUPS DEPARTURES FROM ORLANDO 191111 "Fictitim Name Statute," Chapter FOR ESTIMATES I I HAWAII .IS ALASKA GLACIER SAY MS.05. Florida Station. will register I ISDAYS.AUG.fl FOR DAYS MAY 7? *111141 me Clerk ii no Circuit Civil, ~ Oaha, Maul, kalil, IluctudIng Inside Passage in mo for Seminole City. Florida JANUARY UPHOLSTERING NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE 1. 5. Mar..arcb Stir) NOTICE ISNERESY GIVEN that Won receIpt of Mai". Hawaii. A Ia Faktaobs, CrIlfte ott Aactiorage, snot of me Portage Wid meal plan. lips. Glacier. Mt. by virtue of that certain Writ of thbllcatlwt of Mill notice, me NC. M(KiaIey Pait, as FREE ESTIMATES —EXPERIENCED—. Saves, boppago kandlag, otber poInts at Interest. A Is Execution issued out of unr tHieve Nami, tend: B 5 p Irsiujers, sIefieabeg. carlo mealpEa., tips, lazes, the seal of Otis County Court of DIAMOND IMPORT under which I siporler kogets, —QUALITY WORKtraaofam soporlar betels. beo Seminole County. Florida. ss a US sew wos@W In bvs'nass 811414 1)1.1 1 N. 17-fl P" Rawhlag, many elites. .4 r IOW ji,nfp jpJ rordored In one, Go Its Ma Pitt American Bank. 00uNaid court en itie 11111 day of bellObes. IN Emit ANIII1 Drive, AOta.$prgs,p, 4311 Nowniker, AD. IS??. In that certain Allatnonto Sr. Florida 3770i ' '1 Nes Wares,,.Itt said COW mMIO lid. Lllorty Lain Car. Watley In hISS entire. i. posatien PlalntiU. Srew_T FRANK n — heresa ire, OSOSMinI GLADYS L BERNSTEIN atei'ald W.' at DOt,d at Fern Part Execution was dillweed to me as SemInole •• o.aw, Stil,Ilf of Seminole County, Florida, County, Florida, D.cemeq l, I77, I 4 11W 1 Il • Publish: Dec 1031. I5i7 '- .3, "Aug STATUTE tLLI 10% vc& tart 'I 4 INVITATIONS s Day EveningHendd j7 uurinu mm _.. ay - ADVERTISING LireTime . Review ON THE GROW ' ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Oviedo Tractor's New Model 'High' " .".J' . NNOW START YOUR BUSINESS . ror Business 322•2611 Call dvertiserj Review WEDDING S J — . Tudor Company. 1 ? " I And, spray equipment, mowers, irrigation equipment ,_ 'A'. ,,. ' a . ., . : 4 . . ' .'. , . • . . In farm and ranch equipment -- — — . . _____ ______ I ... r\fl . because the staff un derands farming. They un dersi and that a standard clearance tractor simply can't do the Job on raised"bed vegetable farms..,that round bodes will stay drier stored in , S .. . , . " sult DUDA AUTO' PARTS . • OVIEDO TRACTOR Co I tI I I. I ' We' , ; ' ' '.. . . But, U you are not into far' ming, Oviedo Tractor Company may be able to help you with parts for your car from its 3ul5tdl51Y, Duda Auto Parts, ' .... .,...' ,' -. - . .. . at , The key to remember is that Hay, forage and sod equip, Oviedo Tudor Company can to cattle and hay produc- purchase and forklifts are ment are only the beginning at supply your farm and ranch tion ...or a weekend gardener available through Allis- Oviedo tractor. Vegetable equipment needs, no matter who needs a new Lawnmower, Chalmers. size farmers may obtain disc what agribusiness Oviedo Tractor Company, harrows, plows, ditch equip' Operation YOU have. OTC has Oviedo, can supply your For Central Florida ran- merit, land levelers, tool bars, the brand variety and volume chers, Oviedo Tractor keeps equipment needs. a seeders fertilizer distributoors, sales to offer you a good price, complete y and forage transplanters, mechanical good service after the sale and eqW ponent Including mowing transplantem..in short all their the Selection to satisfy your ompany (OTC), a di1sion from New Holland,equipment needs at Oviedo equipment need, ADV. A A. l an , In an ._------_________._ "'~ bow supplyiP4 farm and ranch mower conditioners, side , . ' — c., ; . - __ , . .. Mop th Shop We have an ANYTIME phone number. 323-3939 . , . - IN — ___ ..—.• .. AL ,, - ,T - •i w. 'iii a grow, vii,. naz 4 -- - ' ntabe.toppid dresser 5 hamS pm, $301919 TwesSt, ________________________ )MINULt SOS E. 25th St APPLIANCE CENTER • Ainana ____ DAVE'S Kitchen Ad SPW •r Kekinalor __ A. t1 Panaionlc — • RWEV mavelevme.ot losateebelemht,loCovifv,FI.No, mare particularly descrIbe as One 1571 Ptymoitp, ldr. green In wvj _____ I- w IJURU I I OUS NAME STATUTE '-------F CT T TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Notice Is hereby given that the uiders$g*eg, purs.aM to the "Pletilobe POSSe SIIIV' Osapfur MS IS, Florida Statute, will register Sanford, Florida with the Clerk Of the Circuit lndmeu,ntovslpwdas5horl,,of m od tor SettIWISPOC4WWY. Flor'jej, SemInole County, Florida, will at ON receipt at p'f • ida, ste 11:11 AM. on tote Eli day of thbllCatien of tills no tice, tIle tic. Jaoy, *0. 157$, r ____ A sante, 00.041: ALT)NTE —IVl NOISNT$ APMTT$ Cationte .ndS e W..i.JJIn LuM..... 0 c"fer •vlemepfle 'ID NO. i$IIGIG3731Pa IOu stored at Rafflff £ Scsi in El Slat Ti - sadsNo so"! Rosso 00 lifisty .the *me t 141W jj_swim on 00 c*,-'_ 05!SS4l writ of Th*'WrtIMWl,I,d beli 'busIness at ALTAMONTE HVIO$T$ APARTMENTS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP cL 1kmMele Ct', F*lIs ! - I 9-111IDI g tCDliNrjgj For a low ,.-,-_--- -..... .-.'---. PRESCRIPTIONS All Frames n Stuff, Inc. LENSES FILLED DUPLICATED W of ".50 you receive in UnIImN.d quantIsj.s: ALL your billing statement, - ALL your credi t applico ALL other billing follow up for,ns MUCH Much me FULLY TAX DEDUCTILE ACcetaif, Iaqifr$es Delsd at Oc1asde, Orpngo COunty, Welceme a. Jeelesi Chef Or P.O. lix Altamasde Sprins, Fla. leg As"Mr im," 3VII TEL 131.6W Contact Lenses N Tv TI. F ISP nt 10 t Vs 1 ka e Frame Repairs Sunglasses e sports Optics LONOWOOD VILLAGE SR 434 __.s 339-1100 at 1.1 . -__ . - .,,.-' - ii easy , --_ &! - . wf • GUITARS SYNTHESIZERS BAND INSTRUMENTS DRUMS ALL ACCESSORIES • • • ssm . . - --.- - 6Wq1su the CUT Caula Si, Mat Cshd'e Ta&a Alost cat Ix IL0 tA go ma an = 2 350 N. Highway 17-93 Castle berry Ph, 339.4573 Across from Vaughan's Greenhouses kISIN teNt liygp resiangte OWL ow. vic= &N kgs and $ps IN plitem fobe at ONES 4 Ja.. ' I 1 BREATHING MACHINES i reptecemanit OSMasig Ida.'= 00 Use "'s P Selig. Yost NOW - p lr 191 oh i NOW AVAILABLE ' AT NO COST WITH MEDICARE & INSURANCE COMPLETE BREATHING CARE, GIlT Oö TOWN CALL COLLECT AREA IS OS WRITE P.O. ada iii. MT SPa.. PS.. mgi S TO PROTECT If UNBORN AND If NEWBORN MARCH OF DICS 162.0302 qp Rm 1,gr5 maid .? W.I. I I 11 Ii .' ,I , '; . , * I , -L. % i. / b ,. . '. " c. , :" c , / 'A I ' pi.. '' ' . ' . ' '' r " 4 .'l . 0 J t. , - 1 14 . .. . , : :,.r.f'l'.j .:i'•"' ' v' ,>?' 01 - 'c.. ''.::' - G,4tsLeIs' 44 U00 sebowd nw pluW , ~; -_~_- van •,', Wuiq, jn*s'itq . AtLolu's ~-j BIG - Weüq &Ga*q 'I - ,:) ., 'I Grow The Worms that Catch the . 323.5313 3231734 - F~ E isso E. Hwy 43 Just west of US $7.52 Altamonte Springs 33.7113 Just 13 mInutes from- Sanford p_ Downtown Sanford i TV 436 SI2 / Restaurant and Show Lounge 2597$. SeulerdAve. SIR :OMPLETE HEARING AID SERVICE IV APPOINTMEN1 ., N-r ,I(,] yearly se ' a emrsl ParMar PubInd. Dec. 61 IL * 31, WI? I -----'-------- Rona ld Rottlnghaus Rig, Optician IIV6 I 0 162.1600 Your TV On Th. Blink? F.n'njr,. , i- "I 0 . ART LESSONS - Fast! Buskiu Owneri-ProfeislogaIs Are you doing your own billing? Then you n..d AACC. The flat-Sex ll*ztyists LLL1L eWrLpLaL Stylo Cvi Blow Dry - - .*..— 1 strucisr, 131 years elperlenc,). 4:media. Judy Maloney, In. Mitt. Eves. at Frames n Stuff Studio. Small classes start 30. Jaut. 5. Personal attentlen. ENROLL NOW. $35 per month In advance. O CONTROL SEC. 1517 $13 i- ry PISMO. Ibis lied fey UI DECEM poll - - i__. VOLUSIA TRAVEL AGENCY ' - CLASSES $3 •1177 .v,. U ¶ —_ UPHOLSTERY ___ OLUVOW OUVOOEWO 1 1 1 4 us, THE 1310 DIP - gYo KITS MATERIALS • WORKSHOPS M Sanford Your Headquarters For Happy Holidays I aid 0.= - . Emergency Number " I !/2PIK[ - 35? So. HWY. 17-st Mance Plaza, Casio sn'y I Mat It 1ui rraeurrn (runt Jriitrria and JOYCE'S CRAFTS washstand pg About Our Layaway Plan — cash 7 -- 2nd , • WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE KING SUPPLIES th I It". (QCD) Boyd Evans I Naomi to John C. Sdircsber. Tmise, Lot 1 Ilk A. The Spines, I0$.1I, 5100. some as Above. S 10100: 5330'of Sec 31-3035. W. of Old Channel of Little Wetilva River etc suhi mot C. Victor Butler Jr. 517.300. Win. E. Turley 5 wf Steiftanle to Norman C. HOrtwt I *4 Norma L. 103 Countryside Dr., LW. Lt IS. Ilk to, Sec 2 Sweetwaler Oaks, 17.15.17 lull mtg. FF. On. $77, $g5,.40$, & Mfg. DAC Corp. 170 $12.112, Dci, 513.500. Emmet J. WaltZ £ *0 L. June to Stephen E. Romig & *0 Lucretia Henry N. Ashby £ *4 Susan £., 405 Wisteria Rd.. Daytona icot lii' N 1 33' E of SW car. of Lot 1, Gwynn's Survey of Lake Charm,?. ES etc Mfg. to WP Fed., $13400. $2. s - as 3235612 Laura Krueger, wld to Wm. T. Parks I *1 Margaret, SI? Prairie Lake Dr., FP, From SE CO?. OutIct C. Grimiest & WltIotis Addn U Mary, 3-20-7 etc. MI;. Grantor Price 517.500 S ann, 53,100, Ipercent m~v Get M 515.000. t A RichWd P Deport A, wt Margie £ Elmer Bay 1*0 Evelyn to Timothy J. van Alithne £ Karen. 2.530 Trait*ocd Dr., AS, (ReRecorgap It 53, Trail an Esis., Sec One i 243$ French Ave. Ph. 322415 Sanford 27 L 120.500. The Greater Constr. Corp. to Felix Witherspoon Jr. £ *1 Barbara 0., III Glendale Dr. LW, Lt 35 Whnso' Manor $051 Mfg. FF. Sam, $13,500, 13 00, 530.500. Perry W. Wtteasland 1*0 Frankie ' to Lyle R. Burk, Lake Mc'woo Lots ui5400'1E I50')I N70'00S474' of £ 1W of Lot 0. Smith's Third 5 Co. n, $19.500 1.0 Gateley to Marvin D. I&L Mfg to Grantors, 525.0(0. a Loveridge 5. *0 Betty, Rt 2 Si 11 S2 $1 7' v percent 530.000 (O'..). Prphen 'ru't. P4f'dcrr- ;! " S'i C f of etc. to Grace C LIrIdWOm, SubS, Eliot NE'., of NE'. Sen 7I29(ISS Only • • 00 Trustee, )OJE Per Ave, Orl 33gol_ Florida's Finest for W 13$1) etc., 1125.000 Max F. Morris, Trustee to jameti $'.l of NW'. of NE'* of NW'., 0 e Precision Hair Cuffing R. Aspinwall & *1 Linda S. II NW',oONE'.,of Sec II 7033 etal 4 Located in Custom Perm and Color Shepherd Ct, LW, Portion of NET, parcels $100 Longwood Square — David K Steffens 1*0 Betsy M to Total Hair Care Of NW'. Sic 143131 Oviedo E of Just Southof 434 Robert L. Lo*e & *0 Norma J. 113 Reed Ave etc. Mfg Stale ph Accessories On 427, Phone 131.0311 Forest City, 531,000, MS days 51$ Spring Valley Loop. AS, Lot 11 81k H Spring Valley Farms, Sec $ IS at 90 percent $31,000. (OCO) Frank Liberator. I MFF. MIamI5IS,000, 1300.5110,000 Howard Jarr.agln & wf Vivian to Rhonda to Frank Litenatore, 331 tst ._ . WIMTIIIZIYOIJI PORCH SI., Lk Mary, Beg. at NW cor. of Lot James P Jarnagin IwO Sharon 3701 .A.II Ola*$erVi.,t WINDOWS 72 Crystal Lake Park, 1st Sec. 1371 Sheffield St. Colorado Sags. Cob 111*1 .rC N tisri eut of Beg 70$' NE on Hwy 17.57 from S etc., $100 The time is ,lM Fla. Residential Comm., Inc., to Car. of Lot A etc Fairy Lk Park 7. i Edo. W. Pobgrean Jr., 1 *0 Judith 20, $20,000. . Lucille V. Behrens, wid. to Her A.. 140 Galloway Cl., WS. Lot 31 The H4hlands, Sec. Four IS 11 subi mtg. bert Hardung, Trustee, So. 337 MIld FF. Miami 7 77 534.500. 514,3(0. Lot G. that part of Lot H. F of Fla. Residential Comm. Inc., to Creek etc., Wm Beardalis Map of — QO 7 Richard T. Gauchat 1 *0 Florence SI. J0Sph5 till, 555000 Harold A. Emmett. sql to Joseph C M . ?V Galloway Cl WS. Lot 30 The pill I5TIMATIS—TIIM1 AVAILASLI Highlands, Sec. Four, 19 41 subl MC.JUnkIn 0 *0 Elilabeth P 255 1k mlg. Dada, Fed, Miami U0,0M, Destiny Tn. Mold, Lt 30 81k 0 CALL THE IXPIIT5_,eyRs, p Spring Lake Hills, Sic 310 4 subl 5121300 I_IN BUSINESS INCINTIALFLORIDA tl~~~ Richard A. FieishcP,rnann $, wf mtg. Orl. Fed 145.000. 2 77. 5720(0 WE MAKE IVININOAPPTS. liii N. Orange Ilissorn Julius W. Peterson 1 *0 Frances Jeanne to Dan L. Vincent, us F. SANFORD 3114135 TraII,Or$a,,da Orange Ave., LW LI 321 E'i of 31. to Thomas B. McDonald 1 *1 Susie ORLANDO2S3.OflI Ilk L. Lake Wayman His., 312 subl 0, 035 Ellsworth Ave AS. Lot 2 81k Oakland Ests., 1st Sec., Ia-IS 30 Mfg, WilL. I Margaret sis,000e.;s Mtg. Grantors $4737, SM1 fil 5ubI mtg. Allstate Entr. Mtg. percent $21,500 131.400, 510.000. Robert laguierdo 0 Lifetime Homes Inc. to Donald J Maria to Kyle £ *0 Arlette B. Ill Autumn Martin Wen:I £ *1 lIse F. Ill Or.. LW, It 3 81k 8 Revised Plat of Larkspur Or, AS, Lot 0, Spring Ilk B, The Springs, Spreading Oak Gardcns. iS 57 subI mtg SWO. 121430 277, 535,000 VIII. n20 21. 575,700. Fia. Residential Comm Inc., to Bruce S.Mlflsourlwtyollndeto James K. Scott & *0 Ida, 713 JeanM Forbes,sgl.2I5JayOr.,As, Galloway Ten., W5, Lot 24 The Lot 57 GoldIe Manor 2nd Addn 14.10 Highlands, Sec. 4 i,. etc., Subi Mtg. Allstate EnIr. Mtg. Corp mtg.FF. Miami S.7753i,200,$3,,cm. $30,500. $237.07 Vj percent $30,500 Melvin J. Futrell, sql 1 Marilyn S.R 431 mv. Corp. to Gallimore Homes Inc., 1111 Henry St. Apo... J. sql to Vincent F. lItlenteld 1. *1 Lot 31, 81k 1. Sabot Point Amended Lucille, 3)5 Wunspear Ave., Buffalo —LESSONS FOR ALL AGES— NY, It 4 81k 11, Town Jig 00 North Plat 15424e 111.100. PIANO. DRUMS eTRUMPET.' GUITAR S.R. 431 lnv. Corp. to Galllmore Chutuota 231 subI mtg. McCaugti.an Homes Inc., Lot It Ilk I Sabel POW# Mtg. Co. Inc., 7.55 511.500, 130.000. 210E,lst St. Sanford 323•8781 Amended Plat 154344 $13.700. Dunhill Inc to Charles S. R B. Bennett & Francine 1 0.0, Zeqelbone 1 *0 Lynn F., 121 Davis & Alberta to Michael P. Wisteria Dr. LW, Ll3 rapist of Lot Higgins 1 *1Susan B., But 114$ LW, ilk B Revised Plat 00 the Springs. Lot 2081k C. Sweetwater Oaks, Sc Willow Run Sec,. 7000 subl mtg. FF. 147012.13 Mtg. FF. Osceola $17.3(0, Miami 7.77, $53,000. 1-04, $00,000. The Hustey Co 10 Hearth IN, Morgan D. 1-oilers, sql. to JOOVI P. Home Inc., LW Lot 17 81k C Casey Sr. A, wf Patsy Ann McDavlt, Sweotwater Oaks, Sec 10 203S.5 8*31, Geneva. W5'ci Lot OI all of; MPg, FF. Miami 5)03.400., 507 S 0 5 Elk 1 Whitcomb 1st Addn $31,500. Geneva 2.30 etc., Mtg. Grantor Frank C. Calmes 5 *1. Kathie" $12,000, IISI 5120.43 717 percnd, to Sheldon R. ddell 1 *0. Kathleen 111.000 A., (no add) Lots 3$&J$A. 81k E. Mor.MlI Inc., to Verne A. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. S 15-I.3 Mtg, Witeeless 1 *0 Poutlise M., 310 Ruth to FF. Orl. 141400, 132134 111W. Lts It & 12 81k 0 Lwiq4 percent, $41,000. Part III. $3300. Ron Meyer Constr. Coto Robert A. Homer T. Balmer 1 Elsie to F loyd Sevio&wf Robin L.,30J5Jgarf Balmer 1 *0 hahn, Grass Lake Ct., LW, LI S SI 5*,eteallr Mitts I. ts Ill £1 Ilk 6 Wp4tcmn,b6 Oak, Sec. 7 $.3S-I Oubl info. FF, 2nd Addn Geneva 2.10, $12,000. DII. 10.70 $43,300, bal.. 550,500. Bate. N. SlIcoti £ *1 Janice to SeegutConstr., hnc.fo Winifred L, .Iofvt M. Schubert, H. James Sheet: Dellinger (no ado) Lots $3 & Ii 81k etc, Trustees, Ptlila Pa., Lot 71 33, Sanlando tote Suburb Beautiful, English Woods, 1153, $44J00 Sanford Sec., 344 subi mtg. FF. Luvnia Marshall e$aI to Edgar $etn 1 fl $35,444.3 bib. $14.9110. Lee Cason & *1 PaIrle.. SS But 3013 John A Moore & *0. Martian to Midway Sant Lot 45. .1.0. PacUrd Seagull Constr., Inc. 101 Wan Myrtle Ill Addn MIdway 2.100. $100. Ln, LW. Its 131 14 Ilk 33. Sansango Nader Homes Inc., to Vernon L. The Suburb Beautiful. Sanl. Sec.. 3. Nielsen 1 *0 Jores M., 322 Barclay 04 lull mtg. FF. Sam, 4.77, $39,7(0. Ave., AS. LI 154 Barclay Woods 2nd Niiure Home's Corp. to Melvin L. mtg. FF 8.14, Mayer & *4, Sandra L. 100 But. Addn $7.53 131.100, Mfg. Grantor 11,700. 2.71, 10 tnv.oJ Dr., I.W. Lt 3 elk B p.r cent 147,301). Sweetwater Oaks. Sac 71521-S Mtg. Iar.Den Entr. Inc., etc to L.D. WP Fed. 5)02,100., 107, $1311.000. Brinkman & Co. SE, Lot 01, Dennis R. Grosi to Dennis R. Gras & *0. Eva R.. 04$ Little 8rhhollø* 17.45, $1,000. (QCD) Trustee in Bankruptcy at *eklva Rd. AS. N tOO' of S 470' of Bar-Den Entr. Inc. Vol.0. Brink tPiatp1rtOfWI.ofSW,of NE '.00 -an &CSSE. Bit 131250i-l351.fl— Sic I53I2'5of Old rw SR 430 subl Lot 01 BroothoIlon 17.01, $100. mtg. Pan Amer Bk *5077 575.000. (QCD) A.K. Shoemaker Jr.. 1 *4 1100. Robert Gaines, etc., for Palm Sophia to Hubert M. Pearce & wf Cr111, 304 Idyllwllde Of,. Sant Scnic5 Road Church of Christ to From SW con. of Lot II IdylIwIld. of Willard M. Norris £ wf. Nancy, 331 I Seminole Avi., LW. Eli' of Lot 7 Loch Arbor, re". 13.1(0 etc. $too. EameslH. Ledbetter 1*1 Lore fO £ all 0001W 025' 003Elk 07 Eli:. MarIe Swital, Oil Little Bend Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful. Rd.,AS,Lotg 'lkA.RlwrRun5ec, Palm Springs Sec.. 355l', 57.000. Timothy .1. Sullivan, Trustee to One $543.1, S3LM. Jeffery A. Danlou & *4 Andrea to Nelson I. Deming Ill. $37 N. Mills Ave. Orb 32101 From 514 toe. of Charles A. Montroy 0 *4 Bernice, III Bombay Ave. W. WI, Lot IS 81k Sic 342132 etc. 147.300. (QCD) Grange ?ropanties Inc. to 37 NOM oil. 1st Addn 1223-4 Mfg. Allstate Entr. Mfg Corp $31300 City of All. SpQ,EWOf that part ot S 1. of NW '. of Sec 107$ 21. N of $155.41. $31500 Charles S.ndhauslwOM,ntteto Liflie Wekiva River etc 1100 Samuel F'sche$ti £ *0. Lucy to Paul MerlgPtl & *0 Isabella C. Its Sa'i.oaht Blv., No, 10 *5. Unit 10 Gary W. Hodak I wf. Mary F. $3 Bldg. 415 Shqoah, Condo, Sec3 9n Tapuan The Ln.. Lw, LI 13 Slesny 530 subl mfg, 3 73 532.200. 533,0(0 Hollow, lit Addn 17-31 SubI mt Frederick A. Cannon £ *1 Sandra FF, Sam 577 540.000. 554.500. Roger E Spencer 1*0. Carolyn to to James 0. demons £ *0 Helen 531 Dew Drop Cove, CO. Lot S Ilk C. Peter J Schiraldi. soi $0377 Grove Sterling Park Unit Two 17175 subi Cl. Orl 32503, Lot tOO Trail*ooi mtg J.T. Stewart Mtg. Co Inc., fits. Sec One, tO 77 0 subl mtg Sen 133.500. M#9 Grantor 12,50. I Home Mfg 2 77. $11,100, 525.2% Thomas I Nest 1 *t percent $31 go. $35 100 Gabrele to Frederick D Campbell Magnolia SvC. Corp. Homes Inc. Rti B. So A. MIld Lot 13 & Eli: $Ole Goldenrod P1 Rd. 0.1 Wikiva Hilts, Sec. Two 2065 Mpg 32007 Lot 30 Goldenrod Place 1011 Still mtg. iii. Nall'l Bank 125.000, WP Fed.. 153.300. sir, sio.san. Frederick P. Fauvr.au, sql to 12 72. 131.500. Add to earnings in Brenton Graham to Oxford' Douglas 41 Stokes £ *1 Nancy L. $133 your spar, timel Properties. LW I 81k 0 Rd Oft 32507, Lot ten Club Unit I. II 21. Goldenrg Place 1011 150g. Mid Fla. 5*u, Call Todayl 1333.000 MPg Corp. 537.300, $31553 TOLL FREE Durrance Constr. Co. Inc. to percent 134.300, 1.100.432.1175 Pan Amer. Bk. Orl. to James M Miles W Murphy & *1 Margene S. Bass £ wf Barbara, 151 Coionades 303 Sweesnaler Cove It, N. LW Cove, CO. Lot 24. Ilk 8 The LOt 3. BIt C. Seee'*atec Oaks, Colonnades, lit Sic, 137550 MPg. Sweetwater Cove, 2034 subI mtg. URN; 3rkKEFiS Mid Fla. Mfg, Corp. 110.500. 5131.50, Security FF. 150.000 bal. 1105.500 Julian J. Rosenthal £ *0. Eleanor 110.500. Box 141 Star it,? lO Alexander E, Troy &wf Mary A.. John 0. McElmunry £ *0 Marilyn $0 Green Lake Cir.. LW — Lot I. BIk Osteen. Fla, 33764 to D. Robinson & *4 Anoton 7541 C. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 2171317 321.0354 Broken Arrow Tn. Orb 33g07, Lot 13, less part lull mPg. Egu'table Life BIk Ii Weett',ersfield Ind Addn $3 Astir Soc. $70,100 1023 mfg. Amer. Fed., Orl. I 7 & Bradford W Porter & *4 Jean S subj mtg. Freda Moos It 75, to Win P. Kahn & *0 Severaly F 535300 133 Spring Co.. Tn, AS, 10* 1 BIt B Camille A. Outaull & *0 Stella to Spring Lake Hilt, IS 73 1 etc subi Susan L Reopert I Stephen A. mtgWP Fed, 371 ii.aOo & LI 21 Wooley 750 Bay St., CS. Lot 31. BIkA-.iubl mfg 525.XO, grantor s percent 1275. 5130.000 Secret Lake Addn CBIJ &3 Mfg. (QCD) Martin McGibbon, sql to NaIl 11.133.030, IWI 03 IM percent Donald H. Campbell Jr. 1*1. Bitty 535.500 Win. R Parks & *0 Daiwa to C..aO2Sa,woodDr..Sa,9_Lot,,. less W 10' Sunland Ests., IsO Addn Frank A. Holden Jr. Si wf Virginia 01 Eagle Cir., CB, Lot $3, 81k 0, 1757 S subl mtg. $17,000 Roy Adeluon,I *1. Lydia to Paul Slerlung Part Unit Two 17 V it Subi Mfg SAM & sub 2nd Mfg. 55.530. A. Wilson u *0 Judth S SIC Red MUmaVTy Ct, LW Lot 32, 81k 3. sXsM Sabel Point Amended Plat 1,43 Michael I. Griffith & *1 Shirley to MPg S urity FF 555,400, 1200. Win R.O. Carter & *0 Wanda C.. 54 S. Fairfax Ave.. W$, Lot 72 Ilk 5. Date Ii. Heideman 1*0 Barbara North Orlando 2nd Addn 121557 to John R Snively& of, Linda 75) Mtg. Countr'pwlde Funding Corp. Galloway Dr. WS Lt 0 Highlands 123.500. $IPO.fl. 513.100 Sec rout 1544 till mtg. Fla FedL S Donald A JQPWSSOIS 1 *1 ttrid to 76 I Fla Fed. 077 oisoijoo Win. Kovallil & *0 Flit. 131 Stanley K. Barry & *0 Sharon to Oreenbrlar blvd., AS. Lot II) Spring C Robert Burns 1 *1. Jenny F Ii) Oaks Unit I. 1011$ subi Mfg. Larkspur Dr., AS. Lot 7 Spring Frederick W. Bacwis Inc. 572. Gardens. ISO? Still mtg FF Sam 137410, $10,000. 135.200. %31A0 BANANA BOAT . - , ' people - - O 4*I we eqwpmern necessary to harvest, bale, larest farm stack and store hay, including in the Southeastern Unitedbide handlers, forage wagons States because we maintain a complete line of equipment for Tractor Company is a every type or size farming factory authorized dealer for operation In Florida," reports several major tractor corn. Law Downing, manager, pniu including Steiger, AllisOviedo Tractor Company. Chalmers, Versatile, Long and Deutz. OTC can 1u5*llythe riald tractor for almost every farm Tractor Company's lip, of tractors for grove or operation firm use Is III Long Model 560 A full line of Irrigation for raised-bed vegetable farrilispr limited oduction equipment Is also available at tract or has a 30-Inch clearance 0',ledO Tract or. Ralnbirds, up which can travel through high- to t he newest 2,300 gallon-perbed vegeta ble fields without minute model, can be purdamaging tender emive ot chased through the Oviedo course, this model, as all office. Walking guns and pumps tractors at OTC, is available for from such reliable brands as Valmount Industries, Ag Equipment and Loekwood brokers can be found at Oviedo Irrigation Equipment and Tractor Company, too. A Supply are also in dock. . EMERGENCY PLUMBING TROUBLES? OTC .' "We are currently one of the ' of a complete line of Allis. Chalmers mowers from pushtypes to self-propelled to lawn several thousand acres devoted are in stock for immediate ~ Good Thi Entire Month Real ty Transfers • Or, if you need a new lawn er, Tractor arrier mowdo Whether you are a email complete line of sod cutters, individual farming needs of with a few acres of MCO choppers, Lely tedders sod growers arid wholesale sod cabbage ... a rancher with and roteras and disc harrows and choppers. . - . Oviedo Tractor's new long high-clearance model 560 tractor. are SaNerd Oviedo. . . - SON &Suia 322.8005 'I .. - for 4 .• INIT- ' ' at a 41 - IJr Ketu&Ubed ,1~ OSS Ol 14 0; 0 11 at .. jti4'/.'4 . ,,, : . - N MIuu SPICIAL 1cI -- I& (J — ere bales may be easier to handle. They un farming...from Sma ll cabbage fields to acres of citrus groves. - . $4 Tuesday, D.c. 27,1577-31 Evening Herald, Sd, FL - - ec it's. -sr2 �TWW.y,Oec27, Igo 4B-tvtøl*gHsaI&SaaIsrd,Fl. -- T1 - ____ - - - I DEALERSHIP VAILASl.0 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 83-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. products. Total investmentI- 00 Oct . Security Investment 7. Company Automobile 3 All Espense Paid Vacation 4. No Eaperience Necessary I! is our desire to help you meet your goal in life and become successful ttiru Ultra Guard Call Doug Wells, 377 till, Sanford, Fl. Monday thru Sa turday 10$ RATES HOURS 3ceecvttvetimes $00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY INoon .. .30cc On lcs.Isc,tive "NM .....33caNOW* 3 Lints Minimum DEADLINES 4e Just think-If classified ads didn't work, there her "uldi'rt 1101411111 be yt ___________________________ Friday Sanford-Furn rooms Gracious living SW S Oak $41 mc in (tijdes.jtil,lies & maid, Iii 7533 9400d Tithigs to Eat - NAVAL ORANGES & other titru I D!/OQCE FORMS - Situ $2050. free details KIT. Dos ill. Pompano, Fl 33051 - 3GApai'tments .122473) , Van TUtSpairor Pull Your Hair US, A Wani Ad 322 Jell or 3i P11cc slim attractive 'my. at. 9913 would like to miet nice man. B,nSS&Forcompanlon - --(all 3233517. 11-instructions HANNAH'S MUSIC CENTER Lesions. Instruments, Ac Cisoriti. RepaIrs, 210 E. lit St. Can Help PMjiel3a3Il Santorj 3231711. Write P.O. Sot 1213 ______________________________ Captains licinse. USCG Sanford, Florida !!!.I examination prep course, I I IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM nights in Orlando Starts Jan. iN VOUR FAMILY1 lilh Sea School St. Pete $I) 5:7ALANON 1101 for information I for families or friends of I Sinpte I grc.jp tennis l'tstruclion problem drinkirt ivallible Teaching yjngsters For furlhr inIOrmiln call a SOCiaIty. Latest techniques. 123 4517cr write Pro IS Cefliliod by USA Pro Sanford Al-Anon Family Group Tennis Registry. For Into. Doug P.O Sot $53 Malic,ouUl. 332-3W. Sanford. Fla., 32771 - .- - is-l*lp ------.----. S-Lost& Found Ridgewood ability ttfb(* Directory. I, & 3 OR apartments, single slori Construction, adult & family area, cable TV. I. 150$ IV 25th SO 3732010 - -- to Conduct Public dinate law enforcement ac tivities with adjacent cam. 6--Child Care mi.mitios. Must possess ioun ____________ Claisif led ads serve the buying a Mlling Community every day. Read So vie them often. Babysitting in my horn., day or night. 331 51St trailer apts. Adults I family Park. Weekly 351$ Hey 1712. Sanford. 3231130 fopie who lik e i,.Cey cost classified as 10 buy, sell, or Mobile horn, lots I', 10'. 12' wide, no pets, adults. NV's welcome, 2313 Park Dr., Sanfor d. ------- __ __ NOW Take orders for Lisa Jewelry Call for Ire, .islg5 On toll Ore, 8").112M CAN MO AMERICAN VETERANS Krlder Rd., 3 BR, bsHw 3 car garage. DR. Pool. tennis courts, Club House, range, refrigerator, disposal, drapes, I Much Much Morel By Owner montit. 333W11. lying room, Si kitchen, $5500 Harney area. rho. No pets, ' _ -__ 41-Houses - --------- helps pay for fits, CIwlstmas spinsis. 5431M. Meetings Business .7:30 1sf Tun. your Bingo Jim Hunt Realty ,- "II Every Wed. &Sat. Early Birds 7:15p.m. CRANK CONSIT RE AL TY REALTORS 53040'1 HIGH SCHOOL GRADS- Limited Openings NOW? Good Pay (Sail Sanford 350.2 barn, *OS? *5, 104735-OIlS. "fl mo.), Travel, Adventure, Vocational Training Pest Advancement opportunity. Did you know that your club or organization can gsser In this listing each week for only 13 per IP*eftorlp.m,w.33,M7, Lawlewos-Noquallfying. siver•i models to choose from. Call COO Contact U.S. Navy Recruiting Office. Tel. 3211351. Regular Whltehu,st, REALTOR, 333- Military Compensation- is an Ideal Uniforms, Food, Lodging, 30 days paid vacation Complete the public ,~,rq~ SALES POSITION TOLL FREE-1 10 4324M RECORDED MESSAGE Sanfor d 2 BR, large lot. ..'ees. near stores, carpefee. $13,100 1011 Santa Nn Nu*ers BATEMAN REALTY - Nov. Real Estate Broker 3535$. Sanford Ave. 331 OlWeves- 337-1443. Year Out The New Year In The Old ,V BINGO Real Estate, lnc General Contractor 3734437 AM Employment 1:30P.M. V.F.W. LOG CABIN ON THE LAKEFRONT 273-7173 Johnny Walker Secretary open Receptionist 1114135 rim. Lab Tech. open SgnPainte,s $Shr.&up Manager Trainee Machinist To$Shr. Macis, Air, Land, Sad open Appliance Repair open body M fiD.rgless cap. 111w. More-Mac. 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Have - - 11 Mobil1 or 131.9993 - - - , - -_--_ .~ - . -_ - concotte and - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer "It was just a big combus- said. Willis said he has three wilts staffed by paramedics operating in Seminole County Herndon Ambulance Service, beginning currently. Including one In isaei'e'Ty, One second major grain elevator steel doors and knocked them next week, will charge an additional fee of out of Florida 11it.1 North in Altacnosd* disaster in the past week. off their tracks." 4$1.50 per mile for transporting patients to Springs, and a third In Sanford. A series of ear-shattering lie said If the explosion had L' hospitals, as the cowdy commission has The firm's total revenue from the Seminole explosions ripped through a hltthe main partof the elevator recommended In lieu of a subsidy. operation, Willis said, is $130,000 to $135,000 loading chute Into a silo on the Instead of along the loading But, Idus Willis, president of the ambulance anJ)uaUy. He noted that his company keeps side of the 2-block-long grain chute it would have caused the -firm, has little hope the increase In rates will separate bank accounts and aepsrate &C. elevator Tuesday night, killing same kind of dastruction that - -""" offset expenses svifldently to permit concounting records of Its Seminole County lOpe oonssndlnjitlngabot*30 happened In Lbulslana taM __ tinued operation. operation sod forwards repeta monthly to ,, others, one o(thetfl critically. --week. " -7 I. "And. If we cot provide a ftrtctaas the county , -'-m Authorities said today they "U that grain elevator w wivim and at 1M break even, well psil out Wulls said the latest heart monitoring had recovered nine bodies and It would be like anatombomb," _400 of Seminole Cotidy," said Willis today. equipment has been isatalled In the Ir t ~ I— knew the location of a 10th, and he said. ,. Seminole County's Public Safety Director Casselberry-based ambulance. speculated as many as five Workers were uniohing Gary Kaiser recommended to county corn"Well try It Kaiser's way for a 4:110111111111111 4:110111111111111 other people might be missing. grain from boxcars In a tunngl - . missloners Tuesday that the $14,500 annual months tfltimately the county will grow Rescue workers said they at the time of the blast and the subsidy the county had contracted to pay more, but rigid now the business Is just not could not Immediately deter- force of the explosion mangled Herndon this year be eliminated In 191$ In here," he said. mine the number of missing a railroad switching engine favor of granting the rate Increase to Hem. "If the rate Increase causes the collections because it was not known how beyond recognition and ripped don. to drop, we will have to renegotiate. contract many emploes reported for -concrete chunks from the side Willis ne said his firm Is having a "hard-with the cowdy. We've been In S.rniio3, IS enougb ratcsof$35 1hi I work on Tuesday's night shift. of the elevator silo. th collecting the current Iong time and madea lot offrndshors, but The explosion at the Farmers Robcrt Steen and Terry for non'energencles and $40 for emergencies we cannot afford to lose money," Willis said, Export Co., a grain elevator at Contella, the first Galveston without adding on an additional $1.50 per mile He said for his business to break even, the the Port of Galveston, came police officers at the scene, the patient's home to the hospltal."Increased rates would have tobring In $,000 0. just five days after the one In rushed into the smoke-filled silo "But, we'll try It for a couple months," he in additional revenue yearly to make up for from grain elevator In Westwego, shouting for survivors. They said. the loss due to urscoilectlbie fees and the loss ia., which killed 35 persons, found the body of a dead man Claiming his service has the lowest rates In of the county subsidy. Willis added that he The cauns of both eplosions immediately. then aWher man the state, Willis said the annual subsidy the doet believe at this point that the Increase were not known. and woman who were alive. county had been paying until early this fall wili bring in that much money. The shock of the Galveston "We couldn't see anything," amounted to 10 cents per capita, adding his Another cause of the Increase In expenses, explosion shattered plate glass said Steen. "We heard acre.firm has lost $10,000 this year in operating he said, was the 15 per cent pay raise be windows In some -nearby ming. We hollered to get to cods over revenues recently had to give to paramedic. staffIng buildings and rattled windows them." But, he said, the total loss will go down the vehicles. and walls downtown, several some when the county pays the three-months He said the two swvlvori "When we began operating In Seminole blocks away. subsidy It currently owes, but has withheld. were burled In the rubble and It under a subsidy 10 years ago, it coat $4,000 to "It look ed like a bunch of took more than two hours to "I'm going to see the clerk today to find out $5,000 per vehicle and today it Is coding silvermetalfire, then there was extricatethein from the twisted why the mesney has not been released," he $15,000to$30,000per vehicle. The subsidy was The aerial view might be great, but working cona smoke cloud afterward It beams and building material. said. $,00O at the beginning and this past year ditions not quite the same. That's because this looked like it was a hundred feet "it was total chaos," Conteila The firm has been granting a $5 discount for was $14,500," he said. building is going down, not up. The building is the old high atloag," Said John Larry said. "There was fire right OBLIVION prom* payment - "payment within 10 days Willis also noted that it costs $4,000 to $5,000 Sanford City hall, which Is being dismantled brick get Price, 34, of Galvj',qp. behind us. We couldn't of billing" - but that also will be eliminated to train each person in the specialized pars. by brick, stick by stick, Ray Orhart, J?, wu workft water to them." under the plan the county proposes, Willis medics field to man the ambulances today. 1. twisted steel beams from the tion," he said. 'This whole base of a grain elevator silo in building just shook. The force of search of victims of the nailon's the blast rattled the (sliding) '73 PINTO WAGON .................. auii.ans.*w 1511 ____ '73 PINTO RUNABOUT ............. HIS *,, ,, '7S MUSTANG II COUPE ....... , '73 GREMLIN ............. , c,i, aw, -ti.' _________________ I o., s., p1695 '63 STUDEBAKER LARK 2 DR. ....... CaOS,cis,'. i,, '41 CHEVY PICKUP .................. 91$ ,,,,'I1$$ '74 TOYOTA PICKUP ................ Cabe. 595 . 11W., li7 ______ _________________ •' BLUE BOOK CARS 1 I -111-1 S "I Orlando Dr - HiA y - 1 7 9? Sonford 321-0741 A` 830-6688 ~ CON LT($J, RUS11ISSOVICIUST118 'g' 111 AND LET AN EXPERT DO ThE JOB ____________ 11 -_-. __________________________ _ Land InI,nance __________________ - VIEW FROM 1 I _________________ -. LigidHouging - . 'lhJ'MtNT Sr-vice, Clearing. Mowing Back Hoe loader 3235311 Central Heal I Air Condtloning -For Ire, estimates, Call Carl Harris a' SEARS in Sanford 322 i1IC_ , '73 PINTO COUPE .............'saw inoiis, air, 44,,, 21U '76 PINTO ................ W,wisiw.ipe,1jJ$$ '7$ PINTO ................ 1.111 Mliii. ktii a Mews'. p, 5445$ ROBSON MARIP'E 7mIs*y. 1713 Sanford. FIt, 32771 . ou 4 0 C hty ,P I' ara geif? yo Ticket Lost? . I laces ____________ In I gsrn ___________________ - - ___ , - ________________ l 3 ' Literacy Testing The final scores are in, an d 'OfflmUfllCMklfls part. Only two counties bettered Seminole County high sciiooi state those scores, with Citrus juniors placed third In the on the Functional Literacy students having scores of 76 Test. The effort on the part of everyone days later. involved," said Andrea In track lingo, a dooper Is one who checks the losing the percent passing Bracken,dlrector of 'ondary percent education, Seminole County test must be passed by mathematics and tickets laying ar ound of the floor. Monday night's fifth race, a 3-74 combo, produced the largest payoff In trick history. Longshots at odds of 15-1, 7-1, and 19-1 ran one'two.three, leaving the odds on students who wish to receive a Pas.11It$ the COlnflflmiCat101U i, and In Situ Rosa County $9 graduation diploma favorites seventh and eighth. ' _____ __ ______________ Stoopers were busy this week at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, where opening night produced a 97,724 winning Infects ticket which had not been cashed two functional literacy. This will come through a cooperative schools. The test was given for the percent of the 11th graders first tune In October, and is 3978 and any years af icr that, students who did not pass this passed the mathematics and 97 designed to measure a student's first time will be given review percent passed the come skill In such areas as corns parison shopping, reading bus material and two more op- munications. Three other counties, 1fl or plane schedules, and making take the te , -, to st portunitles V according to officials of the cluding Brevard, Gilchrist and application for Social Security date Dcpartrnentof Education. , Monroe, had exa ctly the same cards or jobs. Sludenti in nearby counties In Seminole County 71 per- scores as Seminole County. did not fare as well as those in the county's 2,3 11th "So far we Ii.,. , cent of passed graders the well, but we have to continue Seminole Coii*y, according to mathematics section of the lest, working to hither Im'ove stat istics released by the and 97 percent pissed the students In basic skills and Del*rtzment of Education. . In Orange County 38 percent a of the juniors failed the ' mathematics portion of the test and 11 percent failed the P •' 4-A Haroscope ....... ... .. ..... comnlunlcatlons section. ....................... Volusia County, In Mdge ...............4.0 Hospltal .................3-A to Comics ....................4-B OtdtwIe, .................3-A mathematics was the downfall Crossword .................4.1 OVRSELV ..............1.1 of 34 percent of the 11th grade F41.rtaI ..................4-A 811.rts ...................7,1* lest-lakers, and six percent Dear Abby ............. . ... i-U Television .............. ..S-A failed the communications Ur, Lamb ................4-U Weather .................!.A skills led. - ____________ 10 lifted chunks of - Sass boat, like new, fully ' lpàsu a. ad 1-111111111- - BOOK CARS 55-Boats & ACCeSSOrIeS Guara -',ee 24-Business Opportunities bw BLUE - - Evening I&ndd GALVESTON, Tex. (UPI) inside a concrete warthoI35e Emergency workers using a about a half'mlle from the crane and a bulldozer today . explosion. - CHINESE SPECIALTY COOK. Preparing and cooking of varts Chinese dishes on menu, Siding other cooks in the preparation of all kInds of lead served In the restaurant. $323 Per weok,4 hour w. now & oerd. For Information and Business Meeting 2nd Monday-3eq Club NsuI$-3p1". Daily lCIssWW,g.l Sings Thswy Me Ten - - etc. Co. AIR CONDITIONING AC helper, steady So dependable. Call 333 3175 70) Commercial Ambulance: __ $1.50 Per Mile Hike In County ys Blast Kills - DRAFTSMAN D •J;. , LIGHT HAULING ST. JOHNS RIVER FRONT __________________ (LocaL) 311 5371 HOME 100' on river. 3 SR 3 Opportunity. COWWTY Pl!pIIty bath, C.H & A, $51,100 WAIl ADS ARE BLACK DrntO,-1pe.rQqpullyQu,'lj,.. COMMUNITY BULLETIN I WHITE AND READ A LL use A Want Ad 323 7411 or 531 SPACIOUS COUNTRY HOME jjjj, BOARDS ARE GREAT- I OVER. '11) on 4 acres in Geneva, BR, I DISNEY WORLD CLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN baths, family room. fireplace, BETTER. _____ plus fruit trees. M. Unsworth Realty Imp I.Nmov Save Money - Insutale Now -. EMPLOYEES ________ ( ISO' ON WEST JEts ST. with an Tired at fighting north bo.md 1tY CSIi - IWAN T[0P4EW HOMES TOBUlj in I Rapco loan, 'or old or new older run,, 135,110 traffic to gee home, d doing IOLDONESTOREPAIR PIOUWS. block or frame 321 '*31 9 the lame south bound to work? Ptsorio3fl_j ________ -•--REALTOR I MLS 177 HIDDEN LAKE DRIVE-) TOWERS BEAUTY SALON Live nest door to your work I 3134051 or eves 37.30517 Paintlng_.(interior I •, 3baths, CM & A. carpeted, I ltormovly Harrietti Seauty Nook) eaferiors. Lii £ save your nerves & espense, atio EaIpnidnt years "penance Large or --- ----- --------car garage, Swimming pool 1 'I( lit Si remove th, hazard of the itigh. RAYMOND E.LUNDQUIST 'c Jobs i Fre, estimates Call tennis courts available, $31400. way. OWlS YOtk own home here - -__ Chalnsaw Sates & Service Reg. Real Estate broker t anytime (10i) 73451);, or buy a takefron in £ build 3317114 %alesAppralsats ONE PHONE CALL STARTS Ii -. '0. your home. Two houses 323.7832 CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS Smittys Snappin Turtle available immediately on KISHREALESTATE,INC. ig to a newer horn., aport RESULTFUL END. THE Eves33311S7 33705)7 bsautiful 300 REALTOR acre Lak mt? NUMBER Sill e Mabel IS I 3305 5. Pars Dr. 3777111 St. ,wE.,s,h 37725)1. "don,f noeds' fe, P1511. sIll. ski, Swim in 1017$ French Ave. Sanford, Pta, _wlth a want ad. ----Clear said bottom lake. All Telephone (305) 321 0011 OPEN HOUSE Will 00 house painting a repair. II Pest Control utilities available. Owner will WEDNESDAY IS Carpef Cleaning yrs experience . 377111g. ARE MARY LahafreoW, swim. Carry mortgage. Telephone iö. W. 15th lists, ski. 3 SR possible )rd.35. 7131 anytime, .Cisa'mlng older 7 story homi en ART BROWN PEST (ON TRUL ______________ FR, ace. porch. uNit BLITZ CLEAN JANITORIAL -2342 Park Drive corner woode d acre W. 7Sw.44 Ps $i3. Eaperl cork Foam Shampoo Free Miscellerosus Ssrv1s 373 ISiS 50-Mice Ilaneous for Sale citmalel ARE MARY - LOU Mary Sled Pn • __ __ - -ClassIfied Ads didn'I work. in sit corner. Terms poesine. Rubsr Sten WILSONMAIENFURNITURE irIAllflli177a,siItslc COMMUNITY Bull ,...tllareWOUldq't be any. 531111 -. BUY SELL TRADE I "t t? tIre BOARDS ARE GREAT_____ cartiir Wooded kI.TAMOWTE W'teleiale, rhiIi IO Order, main 3II3ISE First W. 3321433 CLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN - bS. iNs. Nice trees. INt - .. lit Cliii -34 hr$ Call 3311053. Iliad CISSrIn - SETTER, - WIlT REALTY VAL 01*110523' 01 Wl. 5317203.. Land Clearing & $ PSrd boIei5 MuIt.nhI I ittien ,#r,ic. Sib WaIt Fwniti,,re dump truck for reid or lease, rn CRUST GREENE INC. 'pj' j3aj, j.7p, they. if Of Cossolberry Plaza _________________ PRECISI ______-__________ ON SAW PILING BOSFOI(y ELECTRICIAN LetUIfIley*r1 30gr3*OlIe,es. FRE ItCItIMATES OWN PHONE C.*U, STARTS Americon Rent All m.m CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS ARE MARY' S PR, him.. SAVE RISULTFUL (ND. THE __ _____________ insi* a ... fr'dsIv Psiatid EXPERT LAWN SERVICE (faUlt lid NO wrv.eet. bvyü a NUMSIN IS .MII. Fadery CI,.ranc.. on roomy 1W a 7V CWf*' . Selling CSe'i(ntenisy every de COrTlpleteL.awn Care M macames. linger, but 1IN P5 M'dV ALTERATIONS, DRESSMAKING Confractspree,.11 ANNE A, WALLACE 'W SIll, befance $35 Sing,r *11 IIPINa. 53UN, DRAPE%, UPHOLSTERY PuMa, Sold new fir 14)0, pay Req Real (state Beoker Pl'i0151)230,0 Bliderfl271J7(au ,lIfoaing - ____ 45 It "7$" Station, Paola, 377 5071 MllIef'sgood Used Television, ItS and up 3511 Orlando Dr. 372 0352 -- ________ AhrContioning • In 5 3110 '73 Chevelle Laguna- 71.000*) original miles. A.C. PS. PB, 4 Dr.. new tires. Reasonable. Call 3224W. nit her George. _____________________ Out of Ideas! Visit Etheul's liqves, I ml W oh I I on old SR ______ ___________ MORTGAGES BOUGHT I SOLD Will purchase iso & Ind mw . tgages at discount. 21 Hour approval, Call "? "is - 450$ (Dealer). ______ & Sold . *,Second JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 112 & 13 niodels. Call 373 1170 O( 134 -. - ______________ fundinä Builder 3233211 Eoual '." # 4' -.,-- $210 me approa. Owner Broker. ___________ Orlando, 54300)4 Eve. Ilousifig Opportunity '' body r ough. $200 or bog offer Radio. ('STEEN- S acres more or less. high I dry, good country estate. 513.100 with 12100 down owner will carry mortgage, we also 47.A Mwtgages Bouit networks. ' I. see atRldpewoodApfs. No 271 ____ _________________________ . Srrcp U%ed ma(hifl -Panes. Thomai Organs-ltovght REASONS WHY WE'RETHE & Sold Muiic Lessons P,iwat, LEADERt Call Dave Parr for a and FREE Group BOB BALL'S. confidential interview, havi building iof. Discount Music Center, 1307 French Ave.. 377 72SS STENSTROM REALTY CANALSUILOINOSITE5Iead1n9 to 11ilke Monroe. Jenny Clart 3737120 Realty, REALTOR, 372-1511. _ REALTORS _________19 _______ ___________ ______ ._________ _____ 3 IN. 3 bath, family rgm. dining 4 IPppe,jy room, living room, double .I ,tint room, pofch. CORNER,snsafloffke Lowdown, $34 337)354 = '' tIn Vega. methan1caIy good- Don't pile no longer needed items high asan elephant's ee. Place a classified ad. and pile thi money in your wallet? _________ equIpped, IS hp Mer cury mofor, heavy duty traiior with 11 model, 327-1117. ASSOCIATES GREGORY MOBILE HOMES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES J143 Orlando Or 333 3QQ LEADER? Professional _________________ VAIFHAFIP4ANCING training, Individual supary', all ERA benefits, WIler, & buyer home warranty, finest cOOke ____ ceptional advertisIng program are lust a hew of the many niture __________ 11-Antiques - I3t' 42 -4MbiIe Homes ' - 1111 Buick LaSabre A-C. P S • new tires.rwts good. 5450 373-1731, 3270457. __ 52-Appliances ____________ Medical Dental Car. Plus $317.50 me. starling pay to El of your club activities, -- REAL ESTATE . No Money Down II - taking up specs wIth a went ad in theHerald3fl.$II or I31.lIfl. Sunken living room, with fireplace, family room, Dining room, screen porch, fenced yard, fruit trees. Was $12,000. Reduced to $31400. Owner-33 SA NFORD PItA resale in Academy Manor, 3 2331Park DI 3222111 OR, 1100, 1157.73 P11, 340 REALTOR Aft er Hourk3371354 months. i%'i pet, APR. 333')',) 322444$ II you aren't I.JsAç pool tabie, lake a cue, and sell .1 eDt a Herald classified ad Call 322 f UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust Idylwiioe, 10' irentwo Dr. SN,) bath, pool home. 3 yrs. old. I •,T - %4lr to call Pete -- - Brand new left in lay away. soI bnioinallv Sill, pay balance. $1300_l%$217 _____________ •' - WALNUT STEREO REALTOR,3327ep1 4 6L perlence work lov- you or Oscar, Writer Pint 414 Ills. Sanford 322 14111i Dealer Agent - REAL ESTATE -. - -. Credit, Bad Credit' years of finance in - CaIIBart 1100. • w or new vied Car or truck I4 I] Cash 3224132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave, Buy & Sill, the finest in used ur ReIr.g %tOv, tools - 53-TV I or No Credit If your credit has burt rejectea it yu donl have a down payment Of it You ft looSrig for .1 Want Ads Get Peo ple Together Those Buying And Those Selling 3323511 or 131 Il3 financing. CON PIE T ELY RE COIl DITIONED- VA IFlIA homes located in many areas of Seminole County. $11,500 to $10400. Down payment low as tsti Punch Bo-ils, Cnarnpaj,e Glasses. Tables. Chairs, Rolla way Cods. Coffee Urns & Chafing Dish? American Rent- ___________________ convenient section. Gordon. *Ufk5hop,fttt5?etfledftotCh. Ready to move int?? Owner Reg.ReaiEstateSroker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Ppe377. III, anford Good 68- anted to Ba?ancedue$173lOorSll10mo Call Sew I Save 131-1714 day or nile Free home trial; no ____ obligation. Associatt,_104-7344511 _________________________ For your comfy cottage In Quiet President Carter is scheduled to embark Thursday on a nine-day Journey taking him to six nations in Europe and Asia. First stop will be Poland, followed by Iran, India, Saudi Arabia, France and Belgium. After talks at NATO headquarters in Brussels, Carter will return to Washington Jan. 7. He kicks off his trip at B tonight with an interview by the TV .'" / " * * * * * * ' 4 30 SPEND OVER $13,000 Hi call Rick at 322.13%. 64-Equipment for Rent ______________ NO NEED TO W.GarnettWtslte 3514111 or 3110103 ask for Frank. ____________________ -- Montgomery Ward "Signature" 10 hooter less than two years ° Electric blower and thor Matta, SIZS,W 33111102 after MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 37111*4 7771131 -. --' _ Credit Qualifies MOONEV APPLIANCES 323 REI'L TOP 323 auto.. A C. Excellent throughout Will take $2.11$. 323 5377 or 542 2541 :.._- - By owner 117$ Dolor. 210.2 DR. whIte with blue Interior, 1 speea. low mlleage,eacellenf condition, type tractor. Excellent corid., completely rebuilt, good fires I sheet metal. Roes. priced. 303 - Singer Futura In walnut cabinet left in layaway. Purchaser left area And we are unable to War e busIness under $7S.000. Terms. NEXT STOP: THE WORLD , t74ToyotaCorona.1rtU Adj. commode chairs, crutches. folding adi. walk ers I wheel chairs, Rent or Sale. America' R ent All 322 11)3. . SEPIMURE iF.ASHER_ Parts. Stemper Agency 2 10, into a 3 or 4 OR. Only 111.100. Low down payment. E-Z terms by owner-Realtor, Private cattagetowwer yg'., BR, kitchen, air, TV. L Ii AVON CALLINOI IiceHet earning opportunity South of Sanford I SANDRA CONDOMINIUM Handyman can easily Convert tests LPN Pull time. ii p.m. to 7 am. shift. apply In person. Lakeview toinCenNr. "t E. 2t4 LI. SEWING MACHINE CHRISTMASLAYAWAY 1171 business Inthis area. Property 4. __________________________ room Hwy. l7.fl way to inform - _________ -. International 100 Duil Hydraulic s ystem cu$ttvattng or mower All, 327 9113 Itive a room to rent? Let a classified ad find a tenant for lou? I - . -______ . * IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A WONDERFUL BUY, se, this Immaculate 3 OR at $2I, What have you go? Ownen may taki. * OWNERS WANT TO RETIRE from very successful restaurant ________________ chow week? Thu St. Johns Realty BROKERS Da ys 337 4173 63-?,iachinery.TooIs CARROLL'SFURNITURE,322S111 Rent °°'1L -- than ss registration fee unless Our Rlnsonvc new ______ "utos for Sale vehicle is sold. Call 04-fl3$3) for further details. Closed Xmas Neat sale Jan. 23. -----.------.-- Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Only COUNTRY FURNITURE. HWY 4$ ford. 323 terms. Senior C1tI:ens 1 of 33-Houses Fw-nhshed UPWWL M"14. DISABLED REALTORS 19 PARK 1% pct. assumable 3237%) trade. I 2365 Nights. 3727351 via. dining call us? We'll lilt you all ttoe features which include 3 fireplaces for those cozy evenings, 37 & a den $23,400. °" "'' ° Sleep sofa & Char, w i th th5 ad ilRhouse. Lake Mary, Byowntr. Call after 5pm $171117. ANYTIME - _ In companion. Short term assignments, Homemakers __- REALTOR MLS ________ BR, furnished cot. tage, Lake Golden, retired Couple preferred, no pets. 332. Nurses. RN's IS, LPN's, aides. Live t)on't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified al. and pile the money In your ealleti Harold Hall Realty 322-2420 31-Apsrttnents Furnished ---------- -_ - For Rent-I Reflebie women to 11". rent free in exchange for companion of ~women, 333.3143 Sanford HOLIDAY SPECIAL- Cl, 3 BR, eesy terms. 3735171 Casselb,rry Flee Market. 2000 Blvd., Casselbirry. Call Jackie, at $30 1700. Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents DAYTONAAUTOAUCTION" wv. U. I mIle west of SPeedway. Daytona beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Sit. at 7:30, It's the only COO, in FlorIda. You set the reserved price. No charge other FILL DIRT I TOP $Ol YELLOW SAND _Call Dick Lacy. 323 7100 ChuckGo:mly, 3234341 _____________ Seminole Multiple Listing Service * RIDE BY 7711 P,ilmitto4,ttion ditloning, $110 month. hlçst, last I $30 deposit. 3330543. employer. - , homlin Wyiinwod? Beautiful 7 BR, fenced yard. air con- Pie. 32011. An equal opportunity Flea Market open New Year's wetSend Fri. ISal'. 9 a ML to S pm Fret. rent to lit time vendors. 1st come lit serve, 323'5774dayorniht __________________________ Sanford's Sales Leader BUILDERS, 3 baths, enclosed Pool. 171.100. Jenny Clark Realty, REALTOR, 3121515. SAN MO PARK-1. 2. 3 Bedroom - Supervisory police experience Is a prerequisite. Returnee will be accepled until 4:30 p.m. on Jan. %Stn. 1175. Address all reSumes: Mayor. To" of Pence Inlet, 4717 S. Peninsula Or., Pence Inlet, . NOTICE ATTRACTIVE- 3 OR. I bath 32Houses Unfurnished leadership Qualifies and be certified in the state of F la, Will bbysit in my home, New Years Eve. experienced couple. 11`1111 so. area, 517,00. GREAT- New] OR. lbath home in Sanford with all the eatrast CHIA. FR. entry foyer. w carpet, fenced yard? BPP WARRANTED. lust 121.100 GENEVA GARDENS 1976 SINGER FUTLJRA Singer's most modern s ew ing machine. fully automatic, sold or'ginally, ISIS RepossessedilO for a months. Iiaianc.r, COUNTRY LIVINC.- 3 5, 2 bath *it all the corn ices. large yard,tre,s,plants :-.Jre,tholco i B, bAlls- Nice neighboyhood, completely remodeled, concrete block, pool, carpet. 1334I00 payments. no money down. )7. Tommy. •1i0or323 43 ask FILL DIRT CLAY SHELLHAULING? 14$ 1111217 534.000. 521.1001 - 701h Year, No. 111-Wednesday, December 21. 1977 II?? Honda $10 take over -, ___________ garage. ChIA. we carpet, split BR plan, fenced private yard. landscaped yard, range, refrigerator, dining area, nice neighborhood? B PP WARRANTED. A buy at $71,230 Ave relations programs and coor. Judy at 32353 Apts. Ponce inlet - contact Wanted Population 1.230; seeking chief of police for staff of I people. should have community oriented NEED A SERVICEMAN? YiIl find him listed in our Business -__________ Arms 1 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments aalable Pool, Rec Room, Tennis Court. Laundry room. AC, D spnsaspter. Carpeted . Drapes Call 3234130 be'ween I 70 a m I S pm MILITARY TRANSFcR PEN. DING- Like new) BR, 2 bath. FANTASTIC- 3 BR. 1-' bath ho me in Lonqwootl! Eauipped kitchen , redwood porch in rear, shag carpet. wall paper & paneling? Much Morel Only Apts for Senior Citizens, Down' town. very clean I roomy. see Jimmie Cowan. 311 Palmetto Chief of Police Found: White Persian Cat, vacinity of Suniand Estates a Hwy. 7. 321-1531. - ----- - 1977 Singer Zg Zag SPP WARRANTED. Just GRAND OLDIE S'bORY_25R.-7 tv.;so bath, n.idshe ham, $ 11.000. Unfurn,std -- - FACED WITH DRINKING PROBLEM Pertiape AlcoholiCS Anonymous . . - time, balance iiso 1141717 Brand new, never used. slightly damaged on shipping, balance 1-1-ver _ - - room. Assume low interest DOLLHOUSE- i BR, I%la bath home In Dreamwoldf Huge scr. polio FR? Equipped kitchen, DR. & Much more? See It Now? UP Model 1705. good for all types of______ ____________________ carpeting, sold originally $254, repossessed -used for short 62-La wn.Garden mOIiQlgL 133.500. C H&A, equipped kitchen & moret Just 547.000. "TJul* S101up I BUY JUNK CARS- from ito fo ADDING MACHINE $30 Call "I 1624. USED EXECUTIVE 5100&up DESK ___________________________ STENOCHAIRS $20&up NOLL'S 7$-htOrCyCle$ Casselber ry. 17 1. 130 1205 ________________________ Getfull *pOSVlS- take Phal"For Sale" sign down & run C classitied.d.CaII3fl-7SIIorI3l- LECTROLUX VACUUM __ Removed BUY JUNK CANS, trucks &l:ti ports. $10 to 170 32151% after S pm & *ftkffldI. i_ 4 __ OWNER MOVED OUT- Needs to WO this attractively panelled, 3 BR, 1 both, with large family BEAUTIFUL- 4 ON. Jtflp.. on 1g. lot In Pksecrestt FR, with brick fireplace, pool & icr. patio, I USED 3 & DRAWER FILE CABINETS $701 up MANUAL TYPEWRITERS $01 Ave. Africa,. Peight Crawlers SO large worms, $t Also Peat, fine Quality, it bush.: Wholesale In your container, $ buitils or more. 7k per bushel. lAGOS MARKET, 2ed3 Sanford Av., ......JInIoqd 137 1441 WINTER VISITOR- See our lneap.nslve winter home special. 7 BR, I bath, kitchen equipped, C.H C.H. spIc.span, STENSTROIV1 29-Rooms 4-Personals It *-mice Su5 llca'atnoklaces.$31up;M.er Wallets. $3 UP. Come in & Owaltney Jewelers. 3015 Park CHARM PM THE PAST (fICIOUS etlli'Ifice hall. 3 DR. 2% S. IlaJi ft. LA. with fireplace. IbIS It. ON. Pool, Irces,. Owner ., ,ft redscsd price to 11USD. A NEAL. OPPORTUNITY, Decoratlns&afewantiqu.swIII make this home a show place. REALTY Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon REALTOR, 372.71$), for Sale 41-}bssi - Wooded 20 acres, on Lk. Karnee, also S acres on Lk. Sylvan, best terms. Check with me for I acre oarcels. William &*aliczonski, Sanford. Seminole area. Earn $30.000 $50.000 per year. Unlimited opportunity, one of the nation's fastest growing Orlando - Winter Park 4 ' . . . ., .. ... .. . - , , ' ' ______________ 50% _____ ERROL 1. ONlINE SSAI,701 4541113 (3011321171$ SmIter AsNc.-JOIIN W.SIINO acR,ar CO4$MUCIAI. balance at UIS See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER IøSStat.St. Sloshed i'I.lS, rn-Salt To List You( Today Sketch Sy Ran led 0- #aS . _, • - -- The possibility that the ticket may go uncashed was raised Tuesday night when the ticket had still not been turned In. Holders of winning tickets have up to a year In which to claim their winnings, however after that the money goes to 11w State of Florida. 'LaM year a man thought he had lost, threw his ticket away ISM On nod day wbm he Saw Ow rm.k- in Uw newspaper, he realized he had tossed away $,000," said Glen Looney. SOKC publicist. The man searched the trash cans feverishly, shifting through losing tickets for days, but neverfound the winning ticket. He still as a few weeks In which to cla mliii y, but wIthout the ticket, the money goes to the state. It Is not uncommon furs large-paying ticket to go wicasW for a couple of days, but rarely longer than that. Opening night mutuel handle was the largest in track history at $352,194. 90K Cs racing season extends through April and Is open nightly except Sunday with Matinees on Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. - JIM HAYNF � 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, 1977 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 27, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 27, 1977. 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 1977; <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/58c85ef9aefdd7c336c28c0439baf22e.pdf 9cda7096dad98ead9488e8929fb7b5d1 PDF Text Text — U. E 70th Year, No. lPlday Dec. ?6l9?? Sanford, Florida 32111PricelOCents I(i L i ' J ________ __ ••j ________ ________ ___ 4 ___ _ _ F&A will tq1: W! He _ SADAT '73 The Pieces ~Zw r H L Fit ECiYPT met Eli Santa checks _____ _______ off homes he I1 visited in III k-i 4; _ rn Cr Ii too \ _ > Pik > __ IL j & 1, No Peace Accord: Pitfall 71 The annual visit of that big, burly red-coated man with the long white beard didn't go exactly unnoticed — at least not at the 2706 Country Club =rRd., Sanford home of 3-year-old 0 1 _J Is Th e Pal tinian ssue ISMAILIA Egypt iUP!i Egypt and Israel ended their - irtstmas summit today in He came quietly in the night and seems to have made almost a clean getaway but not before leaving a few footprints and mementoes ... All of which the Coxon brothers appear to enjoy... . A, eanA'niie, Holy L ;,mounted to an acknowledge ment of the failure of their I a , a = ___________________________________________________ I T, ., , 'We untinued the rnomcn• turn of the peace process, he talks Bchs:deshadh(Ilforan sad. adding, 'Hut there are anrLouncemetlt on the "pnnci- problems Z =r II1/ ____ I_ Thoul3Enh1:i:M, Israeli-occupied Jordan UPI sasidsofpilgremsprayedforpeareonearthonChristma - '. An estimated 12,000 pilgruns people janimed Manger Square for the midnight mass Saturday that marked the high prAnt of the celebration of Jesus' bulh in the little town of Bethlehem. Their prayers for peace. led by.%Isgr. Gir.como Beltritti, the Latin patriarch of Jerusalem. went on despite a hand node explosion that injured no one and caused little tLun age, and occasional drunken 'It's really beautiful." said the Rev Mario de Secco of Chicago. Msgr. Reltritti said the midnight mass in St. Catherine's Church, next door to the underground Grotto of the Nativity, believed to be the burthplace of Jesus Christ. lie ended the ceremony — shown on closed-circuit televtsion against the outside wall of a police station — b% Er - a IC 1.4 0 0 _____ r" M CL J• -, cc > Err 9: 5 X, S - Pr It M -< F r Ion . r- 70 V4 34.1 I 0 Pr Q 74 <TV 1; Z: tv 0 5 1.0 I I e i 0 I to ir I ' . 0 low = The Pope: 'Concrete a N Ikehem Ma) Elias Fij said he believed Begin and dat are going to present a (rrnas gift — or a pea package as a Christmas gift to Jews Arab and the whole world In the Vatican, Pope Pa VI told about 0 000 people in Peter's Square for his annual 1rmas message Sunday that t he Sadat Begin summit was good news" and represented a "concrete hope for peace" in the Middle E&O. We shall therefore address our Christmas wish in the lint place to those peoples that in their land which is spiritually ours also, peace and justice may once more flourish the pontiff Id In another part of Itome, about 50 toflower3 of rebel french Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre celebrated a mid night mass using the old [Atin Tridentine liturg outlawed by the pope &3 part of a church reform. Worshippers in the So%let Noe also celelvated Christ's birthday. Soviet and foreign Catholics gathered in a Moscow church, under a blanketof mow, about block from the big old pink building housLng the headquarters of the KGB, the Soviet sret police. And Pond, Prate Cardinal Stefan Wy>'nski said thecountry's CommuniA leaders, ter years of opposing religion, "now understand ft ineffediveness of fighting those who look for a true savior of the world.' In Moscow, man Cathoflcs celebrated the birth of Jesus a thwth a Wock from the bld1ng housg heauae of the KGB, the Soviet set police. Begin told the Israelis the groups o:ll start meeting in Jenisaleiii and Cano Jan 14 or nths. (jIt I I wk at "D o 1 FTI IN E — :t _ 2 - _ EeL 91 c/ 0 Z X C-) so / M W ~Cr Z , 0 1 . I Z C) Co Cf) C= C= I - -- — rn 0 0 -0 A7 M 4A C-) I b I 44 N — 411 • c 181 we 6;6, law m rn Ito 4A I - 5 I A constant stream of Soviet and foreign worsppers made their way under a falling blanket of snow past the police headqtwirters and down a tiny alley to the church of St. Lows des Francalsesto to celebrate mass. Old women with colorful scarves tied around their gra) hair pushed and shoved their way',o a side altar to light candles in front of the carvedwood scene of the Nativity. - ...B U Christin. -lust ask the 11offman and Collills' families ill Sadat And Begin climbed into it limousine for the lWiard dnve from Sadat's tan stum, villa if) the news conferen -e at the Suez canal I to replace Ille ones hurnt-d do%%11 on the holi( 1% Autho i las a i l , research center — The leaders looked gnrn and tired as they emerged from their final round of talks, 'in contrast to their warm greeting Sundm at the outset of their lirst meeting since Sadat ' ta moves with a %isit to Israel lag month P In Beirut, st le on lHerald Photo$ Sy TOM V.nCtnt 44 P I 3i Air It, a their disagreements to two Joint rejected Israeli proposs for ministerial committees they set self-rule on the occupied West up Sun Bank of Jordan and turned down Eg)-pt's offer to join the Middle East irtlks in Cairo Israeli Premier Menahem Aund The (lock Bridge (ald •%Ilororn 3-11 lIwpital I H i)hituar5e t omics i Crossword Editorial 'B A f • - V1 I - , , - • ç t i - 4-A Sports I B Id. sl5on Dear Abb) 11A - Sadat 'We have F made rnroaress' ' ,• ' • a committee. pletel) rejected not only bs the lie expressed the hope that Palestinian people, but afl the StTretary of State Cy-rus Vance Arab states as well," said and U \ Seer etar) Ge neral Khaled Fahoum, chairman of Kurt Waldheim would join a the Palestine National Council plenary session of the upgraded i Parliament-in-exile i. A~( M . N_ II , , •- ,; AO* Cairo talks. Fahourn also accused the Israelis o guards but completely ignoring Palestinian rights to a state and self-determination. pi 4 Palestinian state on the lsra eli-occupied) West [lank iof Jordani and the Gara Strip," Sadat said, "The Palestinian issue is the "The Palestinians reject crux of the whole problem" Begmn's offer together with am lie said lkgin had rejected notion of joining the Ismaili* Sadat's call for a Palestinian talks between Israeli and • state and had proposed instead Egyian officials," he said I "that Palestinian Arabs in The Palan leader justi. Judaea and Samaria i the West fied his "because the of Jordan) and the Gaza Begin an faded to mention the i Strip enjoy self-rule." West Bank and the Gaza by I \ • id the United States ind the United Natioc which have been participating in the (alto conference in a hackseat capacity , would send represen tails es to at least the political - 1 peace movu becatre it "is ben, on the destruction of Israel." If. as I asked before Two hundred nide3 to the southwest. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister MeMhel Begin met Ismailia Fgjt to negotta'e a BB momentum' departing. you pr.iyed for ftw success of my mission, your prayers were ansviered," he said, in a nationally tel isea have news conference, "We" given additional momentuin to the establishment uf peace in the SlAlle East." Saiat and begin pledged to meet saul they were turning over wrapping a plaster statuette of the trchild in swal (fling clothes and placing it on a silver star that according to tradition rn&ks Lrist scud birthplace IOn Mpr -go Begin: 'Additional standing refusal to any partici pies of peace" today but Begin said there would be none. Du on his return to Israel a short tune later he said the talks had betn a sURSS Home For Peace' 4- - M -0: Buin reocated lsrel s long. Day W UK .c - ° leaving In— LET'S SEE. COLLf I T F Thomas and 71 2-year-old brother, Kenny Coxon. nouncernent of their peace swered his nation's pra y ers. U % Resolutions 242 and 338 The two leaders told a news Begin said. The two resolutions aims But Is raeli Prune Minis-The ter hern Be gin returned Mena sud his summit with mitned on the matter of Israeli Palestinians and contain only a sharp disagreement that hurneand crushed hopes for a joint an- Presiden t Anwar .Sadt withdrawal from occupied Ari nonspecific call for Lsraeli withland and the crucial question of drawal. —' a Palestinian state. Begin stressed that there ilicir rti'iarks i •I on the two were p*Ivcresulu, however, - V wA Lot a7 'I> Came, r : nut on his long-standing name and left no room for a demand for total Israeli with- Palestinian repatriation, self. awal from occupied Arab determination and Independent land. Sadat said, "We have statehood." made progress." "What Begin has offered is "The most important achievement of the Ismailia nothing but the same Zionist conference ... is to continue concept, but maybe in a new efforts for a comprehensive packet or cover." Fahoum told settlement on the basis of UPI in Damascus. • . .. 4 r NOT A HAD NIGHT'S W0111K. Elf. TOM %11 V? ... I — �7A-Ev.nln4 Herald. Sanford Fi Minday, Dec. Sd. lfll NA,nON NEW YORK (UP!) - A small bomb exploded at the Venezu .lan Consulate early today, breaking windows but causing no Injuries, police said. An anonymous telept one caller told United PresF International th it Omega 7, an antiCastro group, planted he device In a "combined action" with Conlor and the Pedro Luis Boltel Commandos. The caller said thai took the action to demand freedom for Dr. Orlando Bosch, a Cuban imprisoned in Venezuela for allegedly planting a bomb aboa 'ci a Cubana Airlines that exploded ver Thnidad, killing scores of pe.. • - Baby Blue Tax Forms? A 4k WASHINGTON (UI!, - Eighty-three million federal income ar orms en route to American taxpayers ihov some changes including simplified cal 'ulai ns and forms in pastels - pink and baly bi ie. The Internal Revenue Ser Ice, In an annual postChristmas ritual st nds the forms Tuesday, the Ut gover ime it work day since Christmas. Tax returns trac Itlonally are due April15. "We always wait to mail the forms until after Christmas,"an IRS spckesrnasaid. "It would be heartless to ha ye th un arrive before then." 2 .'. 4. ... I :,. . I I_ • 1 •' •& _____ I - - by (iyistmas Eve and moth r itipect has been arrested, police said tod ty. Pasadena detxtives said a woman found dead in a parking lot Sattu day, Caroline Williams, 21, may have been i victim of the strangler. Police said she was last seen with Paula Glen Ward, 18- the won an believed to have been the mysterious ra 4iller'8 12th victim. A Los Angeles police s okein an said today a Z"!t had been taken In o csitody in connection s 'lb the slaying of a liii Wilhiami. He did not e.borate. - Human ?Ights Compromised - WASHING [ON (UP!) - H man rights remains a kc ',itone of U.S. forei ii policy, but lingering stipielons In the se of the "Wilmingtor 10" bridles tha: campaign overseas, iulstant Secretai y of State Patricia Dei Ian says. 'The proL em of the WilinIn ton 10 Is a serious prob em for this countr '," said the State Depar meat officini who has respon-sibility for I nplementing of tIn Carter administration tumau rights effori Nine black men and one white 'oman were jailed in Wil ntngton, N.C., for I teir alleged connection ti a 1971 racial disti'. isuce. They have becon the focir v ' ,. insn rights organization, i' "ug some groups based ove -,. :muse of alleged irregularities by me prosecut W. 1i ___________________________________ ______ •________ . 5' -. C _____ . U N Y•'' N U 'f .:•. ------. Hijack. Arrested J L ATLANTA (UP!) - An Austrian-born hijacker wtm tried to we a dummy pistol and a fake bomb o tom anEasternMrllaei jet to Cubs Sunda was stuimedby a smxpriee blow from an Ff1 agent and arrested after 2.5 x$xi of ne ,tlatlons. Nikolai W admewiky, 2, Is schedided for arralgnmenl bose a federal magistrate Tuesda), on Or piracy charges. The Eastfm crew said Wlschnewsky, the only passen pr in first clan Is Flight approached ttlsnta from Jacksonville Sunday morning, sent an "Incoherent" note to the cockpit demaidIr4thatthDC4,catT'/Iflg35 passengers ad a crew of few, turn around and head farV01W 'l Ij ' I .- L_____ -I II I - A¼ndey, Deces Ibir W $77-Vol. 10111, N in P1 Oslv M 1j. U SitSa. :: JUIL__ Am, Nowst, •• •: Wells Cliii Poe He.', OilIrp, S Miii or Ml W$. AAWMW,$34; S#ftWM.$I1JI Yost. .*;ØL1LJIL.,, $15$; l SUNIL S Reports F FIres * Court, * Police Beat CASH BOX TAKEN Shirley Hem, 35, of Lucerne aggravated battery. Drive, DeBary, reported to Lake Mary police said Seminole County Sheriff's Henderson Ferguson entered denuties the theft of a cash box -nant it 11 wnlaizung l46 (rein Florida the pouce c.- . p.m. and reported the shooting. Extrusion Inc., at 254 Jewett He was later hospitalized. Lane, Sanford. Deputies said the cashbox. MAN ARRESTED E COLLINS hOME: ONLY SKELETAL IV In taken sometime between 5 p.m. A fight at Rainbow Ranch Thursday and 9:30a.m. Friday, Longwood early Chriatmns morning resulted In OW worth was removed from a locked filing cabinet. No pry marks or of damage and the arrest of an Apopka man for disorderly other means of entry were found. IntoxIcation, HOME ROBBED Arrested in the Rainbow An antique crystal chanRanch parking lot at 1:15 am. delier, years old, and valued by Seminole County Sheriff's at $1,500 was taken from a home deputies was Samuel Eli Davis, under construction at 1211 By MARK WEINBERG 23, of 1095 Geneva Way Apopka. Waverly Way, Longwood, by Herald Staff Writer Sheriff's reports, quoting someone who pried open a eyewitnesses, say Davis was Two Sanford families are looking for new homes today intoxicated and started fighting aiding glass door, reports said. Michael Senia, 57, of 526 after swept through their homes early Christmas with an unidentified patron in Highland St., Altamonte morning. the bar. The fight caused about One family the Thomas Hoffmans of $12 Magnolia $300 worth of damage to tables. Springs, told deputies the theft Ave. - wasabietosaveallltsQuistmaspresentsexcepl chairs and the floor, authorities occurred sometime between Thursday afternoon and Friday two bicycles. The other - the bees Collins family of I) said. morning. Third St. was unable to recover even the Christmas Sheriff's deputies were called In addition to the chandelier, presents. to the scene and Davis was screens, sinks and a microwave The first Christmas morning fire "gutted three or four arrested. He now is in the oven valued together at rooms" of the Collins home, said firefighter Herman $500 county jail in lieu of $195 bond. were taken, for a total reported Brown. Firemen were called to the scene at 3:30 am., he Thieves Saturday night stole loss of $2,000. said. $600 worth of tools and a tool Mrs. Collins, her nlne.year.old eon Broderick and her CIGAJIETIESTAXEN box from an unlocked mainseven-year-old daughter Tins "lost everything In the Thirty cartons of cigarettes tenance room of a laundromat were taken from the Wareco house," said Pete Rodriquex, disaster chairman of at 405 E. First St., Sanford. Seminole County Red Cross. gas station at 110 N. French tween Ave. between 1 and 1:50 a.m. The theft took place be "They're now at the Holiday Inn. U anybody knows of a y, c- Saturday, Sanford police said. 4 and S atur d a 5:40 p.m. house Mrs. Collins can reed, we urge them to contact the E11t17 WU made through a cording to laundroinat assistant Red Cross at 1314001. She was planning to buy the house, broken window. No value was Mike Colley of 401',b Palmetto but it's still under the owner's name." given for the dgardtft Ave., who th e f t dIICOVTed the , Fire Chief George Manning Harriett Is Investigating the according to police. MARX WEINBERG cause of the fire. The second fire occurred Christmas morning shortly before I am, according to Hoffman. The family's first move was to save the Christmas presets. "We concentrated on running presents outdoors Instead of getting our clothes ... U's the only thing we thought of," Hoffman said. At the Magnolia Avenue house asleep upstairs at the time the fire broke out were Hoffman, 41, his wife, Donna, 41, mether4n4aw Edna Kelly and brother-be-law James MIAMI (UPI) What would were Injured when a Braniff jet Kelly and the tow'HotfIa rldl*'ss: Den, 10; Mark, 17; have been a leisurely Quid- ran into severe turbulence as It -r Allhson,13;a.dHeathd,I. man Day Right to ppj passed over Cubs on a flight to Mrs. Kelly was spending Christmas Eve 4"'the turned Into a rough ordeal- for Miami from Tegucigalpa. Hon. Hoffman,. She lives In Brun Towers, Sanford. Brother-bethe 153 passengers aboaril a law Kelly Is visiting from California. Braniff Airways jet that Family members saved the Christmas presents (except smashed through an macifor two bicycles) by passing them through a front window. pected pocket of rough air The fire started at the rear of the house. Sunday. JACK W. FLYNT Ali spent Christmas day at the home ofafriend. Ambulances Mood ready as flight 907 Landed at Miami Funeral services for Jack W. International Airport, where Flynt, 70, of Lemon Bluff, who the plane was diverted for an died Saturday will be 2 p.m. emergency landing Sunday Tuesday at First United evening. At least 36 passengers Methodist Clutch In Geneva, were removed for hospital the Rev. Gary lamer of. treatment, the result of being flclatjng. thrown about In the cabin as the A retired farmer, Mr. Flynt Jet bounced through the 1w- was a member of the First buience at 37,000 feet. Urtjj Mijj Ch urch of The Injured were treated for Geneva, and a member of 50 cuts and biases while Braniff Associates and Sanford Elks operations crews inspected the Club. DC-I for structural damage. Survivors Include two nieces. Given a dean bill of health, Mrs. Barbara Ray and Mary the jet reloodW the remaining Jane Barber of Sanford; and a passengers and apparently nephew, Gordon Flynt of some of those treated and Lemon Bluff. M3M-em its fllgld to Panama Burial will be In Geneva about two hours after the cemetery. In lieu of flowers, emergency stop. contributions to the local This Is the second incident cancer fund are asked. Involving a Braniff let in five Brisson Funeral Home Is in months. On Aug. 7, 15 persons charge of arrangements. 2 Families Homeless Non-Candidates Must Put Up Or... fires - TALE AHASSCE (UPI) state, raising money and now -sent In January, although we haven't picked the - The time is nigh for organizing a campaign. In the same boat as Smothers date yet," he said. Secretary of State Bruce Smothers to tell Florida once are Insurance Commissioner Already officially In the race and for all if he is running for Bill Gunter, although he has for the Democratic guberruled out the governor's race natorlal nomination are state governor, Smathera and a dozen ethers and opted for re-election; Sea. Robert Graham of Miami; have declared as candidates In House r4mmerce Chairman St. Petersburg banker Raleigh the 197$ election, but have " John Forbes of Jacksonville, Greene; Attorney General sald what office they're rwanrni .oho may rim for the date Robert Shevin; and U. Go# for. That loophole Is about to be Senate; Senate President Pro Jim Williams. Ternpore Sherman Wino of On the Republican side are plugged. A date election law revision, Miami; Rep. Jerry Melvin of drugstore magnate Jack the most ezienalve in 25 years, Fort Walton Beach; former Eckerd of Bellaire and U.S. will take eflad Jan. 1 which Rep. Sill Flynn; arid T.Ithka. Rip. Lou Frey of Wider Park. says In part UW a candidate see Mayor Ben ilmenpeon. Sy Holtman. Smothers' can no longer We his intention to rem for office without saying pram secretary, said Smathurs may declare for the guberwhich one. Smathers recently has all but natortal race or say he's risedeclared for the Democratic ning for reelection, then switch nomination for governor. He later for the governor's race. "We're planning an anhas traveled throughout the Strangl.r Death TcfI 13? !A)S. ANGELES (UP!).,- The "JiUlside &rWigs"ath toll ma h ivireaed 13' A preliminary hearing has been sd for Dec. 3Oat2p.m.for a Lake Mary woman who police said wounded he r h usband in the lower right leg late Friday night In a shooting. Bond for Helen Ferguson, 52, of 133 E. Crystal Lake Drive, was set at $1,575 Saturday by County Judge Man Dickey. Mrs. Ferguson is charged with 4 WASHINGTON WP: - A Senate committee recommends :he /rmy Corps of Engineers be stripped of re ponsiblilty over so-called "pork barrel" aer projects costing hundreds of millions of dollai ;annually, Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, DO nn., i aid today. Ribicoff, chairman of the Senate Governmental .'iairs Committee, said the panel voted, 16 to 0, to approve a report recommending the corps' water re iource development program be turned ovel to the Department of Transportation. Air Shakes Jet, 153 Passengers - - ci! 'VAWES $7511 pill $1.12 7.1.' aM eN REGUAR idBeTYPE TREAD! , $1 C7144 7.75.14 Intl Lee Stephens, BERTIO DECEMBER U, 1177 Robert & Jo'Aame Brehove' ADMISSIONS boy, D.ftens Sou".. DUCRARM Cbrioloplair E. Green 3a.Iard: Eddie Woods lillian A. Ford & boy Vincent Aleatra, Deltona Essie N. Atkins Clarence A. Johnson. Dritona Rochdb Isabel B Grew, Oviedo Hattie Mae Boston Emanuel Robinson, Newport Raymond It. Eden News, Va. Bernard Eimbwg Glen Shepard, Rallasboro, RieU F. Gram N.Y. Mae fla,, 4 m.is, r-'---, rim.. Abe Un ____ y I. Iiai 94810 ____ IieiIaXft b* her, u-.--.. imlII A. DAZG ' L PWraatij Awls No Rsott L1diØ L Frell Jula I. Osger W. hudion m IIN 111 - 14 Dowd 11111101 linaffis L3un JORM ledhooMollie Macy, Deltona Jams Most CeIbsrry Hooderm IrwrRon, Lab *rss Ferrari, delery Dich Ichsi', Dubas7 Mary I $75.14 Ot$.$ ,,,. 14711-1111 $10 075.14 .171.15 175.11 LPt.1I stack walts.pIus 3% to sic ri.:. w' hkt, o tMe ISO-13 S."4411 i.o.0 HOSPITAL NOTES Thocias W. George 02 Houbdder lAda 7%=n W. Wasern 11111101110ir Deltona 4 Orange City City Grace sIN. Qty Herbert • Wbi%VmI oui,,. Osoossw.r Gu1d.'.. SIM PK1 MPnJysg Cord Bodu WEATHER 1. Lm., $:$ p.m., low 1:0 a..,, $ s.m. resdisga: $ laws, 2:10 pa. 0; gin Purl Cvwsaj: ld 0; 7:55 F& said eddor wft j,,, a..., LO p.m., law 1:36 a.m., 2:01. OW 411, MO sisiar IL Bapurt: 1111111111:011 am., 2:31 DsjS... barb: Wgb 1:11 pa., 11w 100 am., 5:03 p.m. asarney Teedema, Debary Alvine Abraham, Deltona Frank Odarunoedi, Deltona Sylvia .Johnson,Deltona Iris A. Noble, Deltona Mabel E. Scott. Deltone Shirley . , Geneva .Mann, I, Moorce Wilbert A. 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(UP!) - spending a comfortable holIday Wmassr was aodd *hona.. sandwich and a saft &ink for the tu.-so worker. searching After fss' days of study On rubble of the nation's worst digging the searchers finally grain explosion, but the work- turned off the giant yells, M said there were things that aene with the grappling-hook were more Important than Sunday night and wed home. Re t ire someday. Get a taxbreak - A FLORIDA CHRISTMAS It was cold In Saif.rd and Seminole County this m.rilag-temperatwes dipped to the low 4k and the ostlook for Tuesday morning Is even brisker, with possibility of frost predicted. Miudey, Dec.35. im-a* Woman Held 1' n Shooting I 7% death of _ . ain' sines. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The Mary Pickford alive of the four Liaison with United Artists. "It Hollywood that was often stars who formed United mist have hurt him Inside, but . • uneasy with Charlie Chaplin Anita film di*IIo In 1919 - he didn't show it." when he was Ali" bad nothing so Chaplin, Miss Pickford, DowChaplin's friends said he had W praise for the legacy he left • -. gin Fairbanks Sr., and direc- a diving curiosity about *11 In death. ' aspects of henna. existence. He tor D.W. Griffith. "He was a genius. There will Her husband, Charles was equally at ease Li the now be another like him," ye, who apeareii "Buddy" Rogers, said Miss company of the world's royalty said Jack Oakle, who costarred shared with Chaplin a knightwith Chaplin "The Great hood for achievements In en- with Chaplin in "Monsieur Pickford was told on Christmas as with its victims, and all were Dictator. tertainment. Vercieuz" In 1947, was reported Eve that Chaplin appeared to grid for his films. "I used togoto the ballet with BobHope said he got his start too "emotional and broken up" be near death. He took complete control over him. I learned en much about In comedy as a boy doing to speak, but issued astatement ." "God hiss him," the frail all aspects of film productina the ballet from hum. There Chaplin Imitations, strutting saying she learned more from Miss Pickford replied, Rogers and was regarded as somewhat L wasn't a guy who could get up "0 the cwihhnrhnnd ftrhoww working with Chaplin than i&tt "Hi Ii one of the greatestf ao dictator on the set, driving ==a thai country has ever Pals off the ground with the grace he In a bowler anti take munmathe, anyone else. actors along In his relentless had." carrying a cane and Imitating "Of course everybody knows known search for perfection. But "He was unique," sold Jackie Chaplin's famouswalk. that Chaplin was the greatest Chaplin died a wealthy man Chaplin expected no less of : Coogan, now 63, who was given "The guys would applaud," comedian that ever lived," said but his childhood was a shuttle his first film role as a child by Hope recalled. "We were lucky George Burns. "There's never from poorhouse to orphanage. to live in his time." Qiapllnln "The Kld." been anyone like him before And once he was crowned the But the studio tyrant turned "I remember him as a very "Charlie looked at all the and there never will be again." king of Holl)wood, he left amid out to be a soft touch for the kind mm." daily rushes," Hope said. "He "He was a great man and scandals over teen-age brides, many jobless actors he kept on "I hope and I belieye that he was the original perfectionist. probably the greatest paidorni- a paternity suit, his taxes and his payroll long after their will now be remembered as the He was a great producer, mid who ever lived," said politics. . 'ctures were In the can and he pealed comedian ever," said writer, diredur and comedian. Zeiço Marx, last of the Marx "It was very Loth on him," to , -one into self-hnpoaed exile CHARLIE CHAPLIN Sir Laurence Olivier, who He was a great original." brothers comedy team. said Tim Durant, who oeac. In swovnriand. ...In 1975 Pork Barrel Pt oje cts -- • ChaPlin: 'Genius, unique Bomb Rips Consulate, Ant ICastrolt•3 Take Credit 4 Evening Herald, Seaefsrd, FL a. IN BRIEF ;e Hollywood Remembers... aMi_. JUST lTl '! ass fair t tHatShd PWSNs by Tom NtiiI wulma Nibis ii'., P154171RI4 Pso$I7snl. 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Ms,tS Mt. las sM tt is ausfsctes,rs lO4ClicatIsss • bystasssd has till (S.S • III is test ca. t,re • liclulis at..., ,w. titi.CSPIIUSi_I .e ssi : : Flash ENGINE TUNI UP , sans ae, sins "alum usv NUNN The* Meaning of a Funeral GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME IlIwI%: AIIIPORT BOULEVARD SANFOHO.FLORIOA r. TELEPHONE 372-3213 WILLIAM L.GHAMKOW J... - HOURS 9 to 9 New Year's Eve 9 10 6 Savings up to �I /1 Evening Hemid Evening I4eraM, $anlscd. FL M.adry, D.c. K. 17—$A * N. FRENçI AVE., $A1IPFOD, PLA. 711 Ar (d.a*4m 11SN Monday. Dec. 2 WAYlD. DOYlE, NOIMAN H. am^EII RONALDG. REc, Ad,tlithg Director HomeDelivery: Week, Mcs,*s; Year, L40. By Mall: Month, $275; $ Months, $l$.II; U Mon. (hi, $3140. Will We Ever Learn ? 6 It was not the most memorable Christmas season — the one in 1973. The Arabs had used their oil weapon to chasen those countries which supported Israel in the Yom Kippur war. They used It to dim our Christmas lights, put us in waiting lines at the gas pump, rescheduled holiday trips to conform to reduced airlines schedides other"Ise force us to think twice about using energy. The embargo would not end until March, but on Christmas Eve came an event that would turn out to be more significant, not only to this country but the rest of the world: the Organization of Petrolcum Exporting Countries had doubled the price of oil. The cartel has pushed up its price even further since then, and it's now time for another annual OPEC, meeting in Caracas. What kind of holiday greetings OPEC sends to Its nervous customers may well depend on the Shah Iran and the weight he can swing among his fellow oil exporters. The Shah has some political Ideas that make us wince, but his grasp of energy economics is admirable. It was he who announced In 1973 that the party was over for the Industrial West, that OUT "terrific progress and even more terrific Income and wealth based on cheap fuel Is finished." He was hawkish on oil prices than, but is less hawkish now, because he has seen what can happen when a world economic system based on relatively cheap fuel is subjected to the kind of jolts that OPEC has given It. So the Shah, with an eye toward Iran's own In terest In protecting the eonenmlc cohesion of the Western world from further strain, Is on the side of restraint at Caracas. With him, presumably, are ANGLE. WALTERS ..5Z7A[SICuR,? VIEWPOINT MINIPAU English, French Thaw Ties X LSSSESSS0=N (jov'7 Spells RINSe-1-i-e-f WASHINGTON.. How do you spell "relief '? Forget the answer suggested by a certain commercial. Capitol Hill, they spell it the HOUSE Ethics CnmItos'i ininable Fote ol Korean Influence-peddling in Congress, the former Watergate special pronectthr has fulfilled the fondedhopesofthwhohfledhlm for the JO He has drained the add Out of the us relief for the acute political By DON GRAFF 4 . .., ,) 4 4 (I) ' - . ______ ____ _______ ____________________ __________________________ Indlgt1on which plagued the Ethics Committee and the Hotie as a sbole ducing the first six months of the 1gatlon. NO1so4Y talks much about the Korean mew thosedays.Repllcsashavedcçpedmuttering no longer b besiege House Speaker 1p O'Neill with demands that the Ethics Coownitise lynch a hi oMlimers quickly so the red of the Home can lock vir_ c_ ommittee the assigomed offers aboig as much watching the case pow - in the winter. All of which pleases Home leaders and ) 1978 ' -- . ' ",' _____ ___ ______ __________ MYY{1S j ___________ 'U' . Coming up members of the Dbles Committee ünmesmely. no question he's had a settling effect , bothon the committee and on the public in WASHINGTON WINDOW Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, who together with Iran account for so much of OPEC's total production that their dissent may hold back Venezuela, Indonesia and others who want price increases ranging from five 1t to 20 percent a personal entente they were happy to report was very cordial. They not only got along very well together, it appears, but were able to agree on some ICES _________ . measures to bring their countries closer together. They are setting up an industrial cooperation committee and considering linking their national electric power grids with a cable 4 beneath the English Channel — perhaps a symbolic substitute for On mudw-discuesed M never built timneL It Is all very tentative, however, a case of peesed good intentkms with figir, concrete results yet to be seen. What __ m it subject to extended comment at this point is thoughts It pronipts on the natsre of homasi rtlatlona, particularly between henti' In that collective - fl' NF-W ___ Anglo-French relations are in an interesting condition those days. They are improving Again. Prune Minister Callaghan and President Glscnrd d'Estaing got together In mDecunber at the former's country hideaway, Chequers, for sense kflOifl U nations. The British and French have been identified add . D. Spence, R..&C, the ranking Republican en the ethics Panel. "His re— "P' 1lgs1114 These Numb;s Are New _______ fs sense people' bald abost a pif esorrnt ___ ajtep. lthardeen BNJC. building day, this '. datlen continued tilnugh Jtiid _____ iGTO??U1l Atant once a ma, intiavmili of iheern- two clvIlIutLofl6ivulitng - world ears. th7 OSIWWIO( to LII ulonthtv - ______ the =inOPEC sa'alH'igWestern c000inlea ___ _ as measures Of economic hardship In American, who were lso asasdates In the Inr (hi reaults Julius Slükfn becomes a television star. He and Is a twist. Ns,rninbesi heroine beg news. Urdtoed States. The jobless tigerss are based laJtr events, attn tendlo Uth of the United Four years ago the air rang with otar resolutions i,,, more Shiskinthecommimionerof u. Lebor On people who actively sought Work last rnoith - States, Britain and France as the basic Western to free ourselves from dependence on the whim of this leaving out "discouraged workers" who alliance, the Big 1ee. results to show for its labors than It did back in department's Bwesu of Labor Statistics; the S have stopped seeking jobs. Middle Eastern rulers for our energy supplies. July when Jaworll's peedaceaur sod erstwhile man In charge of such vital federal Yet It Is an Ironic fact of today's Ewope that But today our oil Imports are running a million Watergate protege, Philip lacovara, resigned measurements of national economic health as HIS does have another Index for discouraged both the British and French are on better terms alter an angry public battle with Chairman John the monthly estimate of unemployment and the barrels a day higher than they were in 1973, paying workers, but It does not try to measure the tin- with their common enemies of the two wars J. Flynt Jr., DOA., over the snaiHike pace of the conswner price Index. You see him on television pact of unemployment on the people It ceirds as the Germans - than they are with each other. for them has run up a frightening trade deficit and explaining this numbers be has collected to probe. Jobless. Not so ironic, however, In the longer eroded confidence In the dollar, and even a The Investigative Mcii— unchanged except conresskmal committees and reporters. historical view. The century and a querter of ___ ___ ___ Demorratic president with a Democratic Congress Thus, the unemployed___ father of family (or orild aid his law partner, Patir A. Anglo-French alliance is a relatively brief period When Sham speaks,tithigs happ The has no other sourco of .sçpeet Is coasted could not got an energy POlICY 0fl the boob which Whit., now d.y comeel - has Interviewed wages of mlflksss of workers and r competed to the ceedsiles lng which the two et irees e some the pensioner trying to iipIem a promises redief. lundiids of In&rldeds aid ohm,SJ OI4h tied to the cosmer price Wax.Billione in peoples wers at sub others' ___ , retirement Income, a tingor trying to ear meedaine of documents and ftP'ldal records We acted on one lesson from the Christmas 01 lot Eeropesn and world powar, repeatedly federal funds are allocated on the bails of enough for a new stereo system or a wife wIse is n r"* an effort 10 lNtfl who got what from unemployment statistim 1973. President Carter has established a Strategic looking for work even though her husband has a overniuthig or threatening to overrun each Tbngsun Park and sundry other others' tint Oil Ret erve which can lessen our vulnerability to a fullthne Job. Recently, he gave reporters a preview of a new agents or officials of the Korean government. cut-off 4 foreign prolewn. The legacy of those centuries of often Woody me committee hu held three days of Pliblic price Index that Is going to replace the "market Stiakin said it would be necessary to inquire competition Is part of each national psyche. The But We brightening prospect for peace In the hearings and talks vaguely of more to follow, basket" that has measured the cod of goods and into Income to get a picture of economic hardship British don't understand the French— and, as a Middle East has reduced, at least for the time setpoenas have been issued for the personal services In the United States for several decades. with the jobime figures, bad that measurement is rule, don't really want to. no French, by and being, the threat of another embargo. The other financial recurdo cia minter ci pad aid premed The new CPI, width is siçpod to be ready in In the Jarisakilon of the Health. Education and lu., dent really but the BritWi - and for lesson—that an isnte'natlonal wtel can effectively Welfare o department, not Labor. cswwanen, Indaing fonner Speaker Con February - reflecting January prices - will . scan, very good reasone, they believe. the price and production level of Albert. Depositions at. being elicited from repisant a much bro.d.r aseriple of liens and led ocon wo which the two cow The conunladoner said it would be possible for With fotefUi consequences for or 11011111111 wijamess. the shopping hati Of a muds larger grosp of B[Z to collect some ci these otis., statistics, bgj tiiii odid hi 'nilliary (UI(*d w the 11K Suez Rd IkeI it ill.1Inot me *AI of is.aneri. future—is the one that still challenges our resolve. oceratlon. an .dse or whosepslmary result It had sot been given the asllOunent or the (bsc.uhubsen idrglft.d as of was to reveal the bankruptcy of bath as powers ___ _ 10 do so. The Shah of Iran declared four ur5 $) that the In the coins of explaining what the new index ____ in the military assist. Industrial cosrles would have to "find wwAdnt will tell consgnens, ShIáln also welt to Some The goverimierit spends a lot of money' to rsI}en above all w.r1y V* In ensuing year,, apart from the symbolic tad sources of energy and tighten their belts." He Is dream of taraiithl$ somson. else's Without pains to explain what it will not meal. collect the statistics Stiakin works with, and money.Iouslng cooperative venture on the ShIlakin empisitod that the CPI measures saying the same thing today, even as he promises airtight JstlfIcaUms. probably gets value received. Bid It struck at supersonic airliner Concords, they have gone that coogresanen ordy the prices of things most Americans buy 11w Fotien, 01 cOuc* least one reporter In the audience that there is their own ways. The French Into a special to give us "a break" by trying to get OPEC to Is who accepted cash and favors from the Koreans each month. But it does not deal with such tin, something odd about colkctb figures on price. ,.ai forego another prices Increase. European grouping, the Common but getting no valid ced of living ifld arent exactly besting down thecemmlueedoors portent outlays as taw, and it in not to be If we had proved by now that we can get alor4 Market, which they have sought to control by regarded as a cost of living" index. veylng wsemnploysnesd and coming oat with no limiting membersW to co with less opv ad instead of more, we would not be While he was at It, StUkin also warned against sgaJij measure of economic hardship. needing any "bres" from foreign rulers and the Issue at Caracas might be different; how much to roil back the price 01 oil, Imtesd of whether to tncre9se It. 0 as On on the world scone for more than a century, their battlefield partherthlps dating back to 1854 and the Qimeni War. Except for some minor mIaimderdaiSnga o the carving 'a $ MV1 30' I.A. wee me Tomat* - Wa*t' a CAIIAGE 4J. 13. 99 ORAIIGIS10 $1,, - ,. , W -__ 99. $1N HAIVUT PNIH waavnT PM Stennis Sm udged By Contract Award' - $11 I1A0 KUMT .-eica - :- all, HASVIST 1*t ____ ., ; .i -, JACK ANDERSON.LES WHITTEN WAShWIGTON By the Srjt's W t1he my red co"butims. The arc obacurkig Beech. When the Navy darted Its negotiations, th ps.i and Spell rtheed to aliscases his coaven' sienis, o-he. the mberalded d.CItlsXI of the former also Slen lrwieed that the Navy should purchase Stennis wi about the is a modal of personal integrity. He has always covers up the dereliction of the latter. CFX. But, In a lengthy in. the MIne type of as the other two services terview, ie told us Congress teen guided g by codence iw and day in never intended that Set Sienna has always allowed the derelicts were already flyiplane ng . Without names, the Navy procure dedlegs With iücolh.gae. ad the hide In the dodowof his Own tldacoidd be only #* Beechmentioning the CIX though competitive aircraft. bedding It hes been on of his .. reputatkm. Now we have aMacvvrd As It happened, the Senate d consider the Apparently. this Was not the kswesr, that the goveranot, like the moan, a ef wie on the Slenils hugs, which he fl plans. particatanly, vital kiol uederstandüig of to the ,sal Sass. Barry Gold should have Its hidden side. The mash light on Its characteristically has sought to cover UP r, R-Aris. aid Howard defense. It took the strong Insistence of Stinnis to MiflhWfl D'Otdo, who called ugly side, he fiercely tefteves can shake public As Senate Armed Service chairman, the 7$- get the authorization in the first for beds. They confidence Li govert place. The Navy even raised the qued1nj en the Senate floor. yenrcIdSIeisds wields tremendous power Inside prped to seek competitiv, bid. for the "I ask the stg4 Members Of the Other uMnri lashed upon him, ts, the Pnnng. He l used this Influence to br1 I CrX Pertogon source. told our associate Marc Armed Services Committee..." spoke up Met. ago, the Ideal choice yells Al to head the first subtle pressur. on the Navy to award a fat, $21 Smoionñy. zent*wn, "If It was the Ists,g of Sinte Elko Ci,,. He oçeratei ll AfrUef1 c the conference ? But Stemis flied oft private letters one report that the on two meunlons, which he held to The dlicriat priure WU applied hi the foam on Dec. 15, 1575 to two CTX be competitively then-Del IN udable U) that the loner wsrkiais of of two private letters to th Pentagon, so Donald Riaiiteld, the nod on erne Secretary procured?" Dec. ii, 117110 "Ys." the r wos ci the mat. indd he hi ef* by Cop. LL ac, of the Naval Air $yetesna casTect."add hails. "Thi_ st Bat iWeNodiep Is qft c1 610 Ihepe, (3) latin W1d "TO me," brim hi Colde, It Is corn 1 ' 'I odJ*'1k.he,.i, PuckUl Wcr akeady hi the h d I Wall . .it dwn at, 0 Y. By a fermir . "U Navy runugj for a utility Iran- 00111141 _ ___ Stis.11 iikjly' moved erluery mhes ci teddy," he pr*aha.4 Stonis aids ed 1111 nO UP his colleagea: "There are So w.ast1&Jy Iffarug from is no deabi t 1* MINIM to r wi th It hi a open bed for any aid elm handled the W*agtcn aid cube Navy contract Is "wt. hanls, "1 n* sulu Iii take n antlers 1.sdlng to puthea. e'dIl the rerug'itatemug, Both * W ady IV 1h hh (,—-ad p,fl told us that On senator Senate Armed Services Committee has reviewed He Sienna was fully aware of coasse, was mieis, ng. was acting to keep defense coda down. The the matter." that no other manlacturer . couii 1, (he 91 meet the reiren welders, whee n- Bath Word is Is.. espunive, they ,splR,d By Washington ataderds, . lasg. c fl_-Ilwoeld Od the contract. In Is', the Navy deeds bo Iftnsdas ni7d upath.t4avy to de bas are knii, .cital ibe to give Us. eont,at to Beech, a News hiss IhuIhee Army and Air Fa*. the 13 plwsea from Heeds, *am bethrksg to ldetbragh thsh rlrws aiheat ever .ekhig These contracts to di, with sew.iug r ' lAds. bide. $9c w -. PVSL _s0WtXW -. sct áacieana av's • �Mid1v, Dec. V. 977 Nsrs. IsmrL PL I PEOPlE TRUST ICURDS FOR OUAUTY PRESCRIPTION SIR VICE at low, low p51010t Compare our prescription prices With what you're paying now. You'll save at Eckerds. 1 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is IRrIW SIal that It IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IIMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA wift"Wea. purilu" is Me is PROBATE DIVISION tK*s Nem' Statute. Chaptu NS.* Florida $itutis will 1,011111014 Wffi*lOStill "if circuit Court I -- 111111, SN County, Floridi upon rsc.t of — of IN PuAlkallun it this nitke 11w lIt titlous Mine: THE LOOKINI GLASS under wilidu we ispici P OVW in b.mwwss at Res.., Ne. iN A"~# M1111 9111111011110 Canter .ftatnente 1prk, Florida. PRO moo*W 77411CP *vIslis to me: Ø USiA CALL Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTIATION TC ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER P1150111 INTERESTED YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED In that the adminlstritóu it the aitsie laid M4 bM$ ilerprIse are M of LURA CALL deceased File NIIIWSIUDY'S GLASS SLOWINC Number 7.M3CP. is penmine in tha AND GLASS CUTTING CO. DftL atWintor Garden. FIor$dt circuit Court Pot SemInole County Florida. Probate Division. the 44. this PIN day ii December. 1P77. thidys Clam Slowing And Geis of which Is Sominele County GIem Cutting Co CesflttlS,55. Saitord. Florida 32771. BY: Rudy Generall, The personal riprasentatives it the President estate at, WILLIAM P. CALL and 310 South Dillard Strait T.R. CALL, JR. Msoaddreisisc. .ntw Gwdn, Florida 32717 o *.SII.Mfl r. sail. Post ufl1C *0* 147$. Santeid, Florida 37771. The Publish. DeC It. 11, 36. 1117, Jan. 2. name and address of the personal Im r*pmsnlative's attcrnly are sit forth below. All persons Nevins claims or demandd against the Oltiti are IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND reffeired. WITHIN THREE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF FLORIDA THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF CIVIL ACTION NO. 774411.CA*A THIS NOTICE. Po with mlClark FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND of the aMy, court I written LOAN ASSOCIATION OF statemed of any Ciakn or demand SEMINOLE COUNTY. a United ffiey may have. Each Claim mimIhe Slat es corporation. In writing and must indicate the Plaintiff. basis Pot the Claim till name bnd add? softtwcrditoeorhlsagsu'd HENRY T. KOENIG and ELVIRA or attorney and the amount I. KOENIG, formifty husband and claimed. It tile claim is not yet due, wife; HENRY G. KOENIG and *ie. the data when It will become due GENEVIEVE H. KOENIG; and shall he stated. If the claim Is MUNERA PLUMBING COMPANY, contingent or unllQuldated, the a Florida corporation. nature of one uncertainty shall be DinId.ItI stated. It the claim Is I4cwed, till NOTICE OF ACTION ciitity shall be described. The TO: HENRY T. KOENIG claimant shell deliver Sufficient SnO Cedar SpringS. 123 E copies of the claim to the clerk to Dallas. Texas 7533$ nabis the cIitk to mall one copy to YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED sects personal rntres.WstI,,. that on action to torecbte a mar. Ali psi ansliter.,Ndin,M estate taps on INs Poll.nIrug properly In to whens a cepy it this Natics 01 kmCounty, Florida; Administration has bu.s mailed ar, Lot 3 Stock S. BEVERLY required. WITHIN . THREE TERRACE. according to the Fiat MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF "WWI AS recorded In Put Cook It, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Pages 50 and $1. of the Public THIS NOTICE. toile any objections Records to Seminole County, they may have that challenges IN. Florida; validity it the d.cedesWs will. the MI bean tiled against you and you 'qualifications Of lisa personal arerethsir.dto serve a copy olYour representative, Or the votive or written defenses, It any, to It on Iuilsdlctlonhlthecourt. PHILLIP H. LOGAN of ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND OBJECTIONS NOT $O FILED MONCRIEF, Attorneys for WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Plaintiff. Post Office Boss nfl, teitdwftretpuAlIcatloniffiIs Sotstord, Florida 37711, and tile the Notice of Administration: Original with till Clerk of tile ebave December It 1517. Court on si hefori January 25th, 5: Wlfflees P. so. IM; otherwise. a Judgment may he 5: T. I. Call. Jr. .,teqsd against you for the refIll As Personal Reotfienla. demanded in the Complaint. three it he EateN it WITNESS mytsotW and it* waiof LURAIAU.. this Cowl an this ISIN day it Oecaaead December, 1517. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL (Slat) REPRESENTATIVE: A,ttew H. Ceciwitli. Jr. 5: A. Edwin SiWusiser Clerk it lie Circuit Court A. Edwin $hWar it By: Mary N. Derdan SHINHOLSU. LOGAN AND Deputy Clerk MONCRIEP PublIsh. Dec. It. 34 1q17, Jots. 2, 9, Poll Office So WI, 1575 lanferd, FlorIda 31771 DES4 %RANCE F .1 £ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION.10154*.CA.A FIRST FEDERAL. SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. a United Simon corporation. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO OPAl. OROffi 0 lastheit, Florida. bells. is be *y ''*ma a Public IIWMs will be hint 01 tie Cammlssul Rosin it the City Hall In the CIty it Sanford, Florida. __ ___ 'U- 1:" Wc$K%PAL4RJa"usrY2I flits, to consider the adaption it an or. dinanCe by the City itSanford, FIsrlda,tftIeit which lsasfollows: ORDINANCE NO His + AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY SANFORD, Of FLORIDA. AMENDING CHAPTER 4 OF THE COOl OF THE CITY OF SAN. FORD, FLORIDA. THE $AME luNG KNOWN AS THE BUILDING COOL SAID AMEND. MENTS ADOPTING THE 1177 REVISION TO THE 1174 EDITION OF THE STANDARD BUILDING CODE WITH APPENDIX "a" WITH THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS: DELETION OF THE PROVISION RELATIVE TO SIGNS AND OUTDOOR DISPLAYS IN ITS ENTIRETY; AMEND. MINTS OF THE SECTION RELATIVE TO TENANT SEPARATION RIOUIRINS TENANT SPACES NA RUIL.DINS OF SINGLE OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION TO SE • SEPARATED ST NO? LESS THAN ONE HOUR FIRE RESISTANCE, AMENDING THE REQUIREA.Z.'ITS RELATIVE TO SPRINKLER EQUIPMENT AND SMOKE DETECTING DIVISION TO REQUIRE SAME IN ALL BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTED OVER it FEET FROM GROUND LEVEL A tepy Mall be aveliabis at No Office it the City Clark flat 04 Persons deiwine to elamllss me same, All parties Ni Worst and cIthlaus 11*11 have an 4WertwsIy to Be he" it said hearIng. SV ills? it the CIty Ceiuimissisil it the City 01 Sanheff, FwIds. H. N. Tiiiw, Jr. city asit HENRY T. KOENIG and ELVIRA I. KOENIG, formerly husband and wilt; HENRY O. KOENIG end wife, GENEVIEVE H. KOENIG, and MUNIRA PLUMBING COMPANY. I Florida carpitetloll. DATRIL 500 50 Count. LIMIT I - VICKS DAYCARE V Me tree trim designs court on or wore Jansotry ISP,. Wits, itPuerwlse,aJtat,mentmayhe aasi against yoe sr tile refill awmotoled in m. cotuipiew. WITNESS mypsait and the met op on MIS UM day at i c_i ,m. (Seal) Arthur H. Seciwilti, Jr. Clark of Woo Circuit Court 5, Mity N. Derdan Deputy Cliii Puatbe; Dec. 15 31, 111?, Jon. 1. 9. OEM • pow MA I1 I, -. 388 STADIUM SEATS CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP& Many designs in single rolls multiple roll packs. Buy now MX1 ysarl Pack o13 crayons. LIMIT I PACK 1 69 for • 59* KNEE HI or ANKLE HI HOSIERY No 277 or No, 290. REQ. OP 140 FLAVOR ROAST FANCY MIXED NUTS ASSORTED PLUSH TOYS Cuddly pals any child WUI 7.oz. Jar. REQ. $2.09 - that designs and colors to choose from. . Iovsf Many I GLADE SOLID AIR FRESHENER 6-oz. REQ. 49' EA. UNIT 3 .'... 9I 31 74 0 9 albesa, igp[ rx+nx; RO. 33' EA. LIMIT 4 HOLIDAY FRUITCAKES DeIectble fruitcakes In assorted SESAME STREET TUMBLERS 13-oz. Assorted. REQ. 69' sizes. Many in reuseable decora- - F188* Program 127 h.usdsi1,iJb is ls'f1e&) Sy erds? INS city CemmISsie an Cft ON soma 114 IL - ' ___ • + ____ OLOSS'N TOSS I S lures or suede I leather peacock design. REQ. 10 $7.00 CLEANER REQ. $1.49 UNIT I 109 1QTf, THERMOS 28g NOW O NLY I.c.,uy lee., 10 p.m., 1 Robin Hoed, Altamonte iogs. For nievois and formir me ntal patient C'molheny Pitary, 7:30 sm., the Caboo . OeI.ds Roy,7:I0 a.m., the Thin fl I VACUUM SOTTLI No. 2421. REQ. $4.39 dop RECORDS + 133 S DIAL SOAP PEG. 277' L$MIT2 -ssaortnent of ' Styles. NOW ONLY L___~xY 41-INCH SAFETY STEP LADDER g Handy size. REQ. $12.68 • ig 1$.0T. PAIL or 44•QT. WASTEBASKET Heavy duty. REQ. $2.99 DURAFLAME FALL & HOUDAY FIREPLACE LOSS REG. $1.I9 LIMIT 6 Assorted styles for both ladies & men. By Marie. REQ. TO $6.00 ECURD JEWELRY BOOK MATCHES REQ. 29' EA. UNIT 2 BOXES Worn ury brun 2.99 99 KODAK PP.15 EACH ea. ____ !. • I 99*1 ______ Tuglewoed as, dosed, Spin., St. Richard's Church. L.E(wsed AA, closed, $ pin., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. YoagAdiltaClabler Singles, IpJn, Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollim Ave. SATURDAY, DECEMBER31 Pals Without Portents New Year's Eve Dance, Maitt.uiI Qyk Center. 1 TUESDAY, JANUARY 3 Free blood pr.se cl1alc 24 p.m., 7th and Elm, Mthrd TMIUD*Y, JANUARY 1 11111101111 C31b carry'in dMomr, I pm., Dillon. (ben. malty (bator. Pnignas is Wiles For IIISISnI prk. PEG. $7.fl m mu .j' PIVI'SRUSH Cordless s dsanor. RIG. N Mother-Daughter Luncheon "TOlI S ri LONGWOODs SANFOID1 n. 51* St.. 5ird Piw r4UNII.s • •- ••. -' - T Hurts N Hwy. 1742 t SR 434 kiiiiøsls Plsu and ii 14*3 $smsras Blvd. DEAR ABBY: How much isa DEAR CONFUSED: tit the handicapped lsno longer According I. Webster's New optional for school boards, but Should her son and his International Dictionary is required as a result of fedaW keep secrets frorr mother? (Secsl Edition, Uuabr1ged, a legislation. Here are the facts: brether.Ii.iaw Is defl.ad Public La w 941 entities Owoldeitson, who is a fresh. "the heather of see's habsed every handicapped child in the man in college miles linen iatløii to a "tree, appropriate •rw'k' alas, the home, returned unannounced Mrs. Jots B. Wimblili was program on, 'Christmas one's sister; sometimes, education which emphasised for the weekend to discuss "s Inaccurately (emphasis my special education and related hostess to the Norman Traditions In The Soh." own), the husband of ose's services designed to meet Howard Chapter of the UIted Mrs. Smith described the problem" with his father. They ESD bough you've always wile's (or hllbud's) s1st," unique needs." closeted themselves in a Daughters of the Confeditacy Southern Christmas tradition bedroom and talked privately been a "close" family, some (UDC) Decem ber meeting. as being festive and Joyous. She DEAR ABBY: In your recent Abby, as a service to the iam are more comfortable response to ESCONDIDO handicapped and their parents, several hours. Mrs. Brian Schanel was tl co. stated that man early My husband refuaestotellme talkiag mis-Is-mu with their GRANDMA, you said that inthe will you please spread the hostess. traditions dat back to foreign Mrs. Bunch Corn lus, lands, but that Southern what "the problem" was and lathes, just same 'igMirs case of a handicapped or W word? prefer to talk womas-Is WSU child, the Board of Educa tion presided, presided over the traditions come from England. before our son drove back KINGSVILLE, 'tEXAS college he told me not to worry With their mothers. Don'ttake "often" provides special business. She awarded &L — that he and his Dad would l perseaally. Cent year tutoring. DEAR TEL Cealder the Schane) a certificate of She cited Southern tu work Th bo It old. ( weed spread. y e looked Meuuhig May 1poh* out that educ and tush meanings to Include DEAR ABBY: My two Mrs. Selianel shared a P77 relIgion, carols, bells, the Yule very troubled and he nephews who are cnaIu will yearbook, dedicated to her log, candles, Qristmas tree himself.) SOOfl fllSfl7 3i5toi5 in a doable Ahoy, we've always been a grandmother, from the and decorations, Potnsettlas, If any of ceremony. I was told that the very dose family, and Moultrie (Georgia) VDC gift giving and At Chapter. A large voluxnl of close of the program. Mrs. our children have problems, I two nephews would then American Heritage Century Smith asked members to relate think I have a right to know become brothers-In-law. I can see how each would Collection War art was a memorable, childhood what they are. of Am I justified in feeling hurt also shown by Mrs. SchaniL Christmas experience. his wife's sister, but would they Th and rejected, e hostesses served nefnesiMrs. Troy Ray introduced the become brctthera-Inaw to each SHUTOUT guest speaker, Mrs. Robert J. ments to 13 members and one DEAR SHUT OUT: I don't Other? (Bettye)Smith who preseeda visitor, Mrs. E.G. Ruse. Is It true that when a man blame you for feeling as you do, but please don't nag your marries, he becomes the bridhernaw not only to his husband or castiga te wife's sisters and brothers, but feeling and rejected, rejoice is the ale, 1eir spo uses? i it or not, Abby, this knowledge that your son aid his father hare sorb a good rapport has caused several heated that the young man came borne Arguments,but is one has been Mimosa Circle oftheSford Garden Club held itsDecember istfmeof trouble to confer with able tosettle it. Can )OU' meeting at the Sanford Inn. Nineteen members attended the CONFUSED Mo dad. dinner party. A short bisinessmeetisg was held, and a poem was read by Mrs D.C. Spivey, president, before the dinner was served. An exchange of gifts and singing of carols followed the dinner. The January meetIng ill be held at the home of Mrs. D.H. Behrtns. mother entitled to know? father Given For Daughte rs ers e of Civil Ga rden : C i rcle I 1' I The Chi Omega Mother-Daughter Christmas Luncheon will be held Wednesday, beginning with a champagise social hour at 11:31a.m., at Lake Buena. Vista Club. RSVP by calling Z$4743fer the $5 per person fete, ,•#. '3.. F •-.:+''.; .c'c'.'. ' yoçr .T . • MIMOSA rai in ,—_-1_ sanford AA Woma's Gns, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Casselberry, AA, dosed. S p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Seebee Vetersi .1 AmerIca Island X.4, 10 a.m., CPO Club, Orlando Naval Training Center. 51f COLOR FILM Did Wehebep, 10 am. and 7p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall; 7:10 p.m., Grace United Methodist Och Sanford *4,5 p.m., 1201 W. pi,et si. Lake Nory Rilary,$ am., Mayfair Country Club. South Seminole Ophluilat, 7:30 am,, Ramada Inn, SR 0. Sanford Civitee, 7:15 Buck's. Weight Watchers, 7 n.m. Longwood Quality Oviedo First United Methodist Church. Overeeters Anonymous, 9:30 am., Mental Health Clinic, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs; 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casoelberry. FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 30 7:50 sin., Lord Qnunley'i, Altamonte Springs Mthrdlemiml. Jaycees, now, Jaycee building. SomIsot, 8Ise Eheals, 7 sin., Samba's, Sanford. Tanglewood M am., U49* 012 PEG. 2174' STEREOS & RADIOS Raw.2I%.nm soft choo.. - Regular i0a TAPES ,29* i11fIiijT't" Pack a ThURSDAY, DECEMER B PAThSIfl GLASSWARE & WARE GIFT Dicorau..**r'nlnsn Sanford Optimist,—, Holiday Inn. Ssnfsrd Saresaders senior dtlzens dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic ener. Starlight Prouadori, 7 p.m. DeBary Community h ll O,erssieri AasEymssa,7:30 , Altamonte Mail SML + EACH - * 01 ml Circuit Court -flrlr - _ffl $ P.M. First se or' Arthur N. Bechiwi. it, lecture, _____ ____ 0 am is low" 1111111111011, 0.111 floord 01 saId hem,. ulu Fed" of Altamonte Springs, SR 4S. ___ TRINA FASHION ENSEMBLES Auorhed styles In gold/sliver Man-To-Man - Tiamc'' PLEDGE a.uRa, IsharbIN I deheul may •• Smith-Hillery - tive One. Acepy ituoll be it a. 10 MWINI BMW Vital SRI Me re" Ilci 01 tie Oly cbek OrIl. *SN to SN 1W *IYNSP5IUTNIPIN..N0it • •.• 1, am., 2•, SRM$SORY TIS SOST1SRN M$L*NS COOS OSNG$I$$ I: . a.- O THE ___ AREA ENGAGEMENT LJe CUTICLE CRAYONS ____ Bishop sleeves and MRS. CARLTON R. WITHERINGTON were lavishly embellished with newlyweds are making their re-embroidered alencon Lace home in New Orleans where the sand and pearls Her slipper tilde, a November graduate of length skirt terminated into a Louisiana Tech University fall chapel sweep. (L1J) Is Direr 'i Medical A Juliet cap secured her lull Records at the Chaise length veil of Wualon, bordered Slate School. The bridegroom is in Alencon lace. The bride continuing his internship in carried a satin covered prayer Medical Technology at Cahaner i. Vicki B. Smith of isu book, which was also carried by Foundation Hospi tal. He will Harding Ave., Sanford, * her Mother at her wedding. The receive his degree from LTU in pra yer book was arranged with May. daughter, Cynthia, to Leon J Riflery, son of Lucy Bryant aid Minion Hillery of Sanford. Daughter of the late J Robert &nith, the bride." CALENDAR was born in Sanford. She is the granddaughter of Mr. arid George Brown and Louis A Harrington, all of Sanford. TUESDAY, DECEMBER fl Miss Smith Is a 1977 gradiate flli sh Club ii Central newChristmas party, and of Seminole High School where covered cbth luncheon, 12:30 p.m., 2424 Edgewater Drive, Orlando she was a member of A!J, TR1—H1—Y and Wredlerdt*. Oversiters Asesyasoes, 9:30 LM., First Federal 01 She is a student at 0-1"1Seminole, Sr 434, Longwood; 7 p.m. OA Teens, SidgSfIeld Community College where Fm A4*. Clubhoe, SR 431, Altamonte Springs; 7:30 P' is secretary of Studint Florida POSIT & ugh, Sanford. Government and on the llbry WNW 3p1W leetsees, 7:30 Sunshine Park com nenity CtntiT. . Her fiance, born in Sfoei, is H° a 11 graiita Seipisoli 'bofe,d IStema, 7 st.m.;$-nbu's. CYNTIITA SSMITH • High School where be wsa L.ugw.. SerIsa, noon, QsIlty bin, 14 and SR 434. D)II3IbeT of the chorus and The wedding will be an event We*WaIebsr 7 p.m. Sanford Woman's Club, 300 a wrJIng teem. He Is in the of Jan 4, at7p.m., at the home Oak Ave. and Summit Apartment, Cwelberir. United States Navy, of the bride. Centelbeny Jaycees, board, 1p.m., Doug's Garage. Parents Asesyasom. 7:30 sm.. Caw1lrrv ('nm. munity United M.th st . On Tradition +'. PALM PARR •.. ____ The Country Club. V-neckline After a wedding Uip, 11he 99* V05 HOT OIL - empire silhouette. '. Comfortable seats. REQ. $5.49 TREATMENT 2 pack. LIMIT I PACK - of man. OtzrmI 4J GENEVIEVE H. KOENIG liii INch Lawn 011140111. 111101111111 61331 NOTICE OP A PIISLIC NEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OF AN ORDINANCE IV THE CITY EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cie. OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Notice Is issil5, 5iven that a COUNTY. FLORIDA Pubik Nmerhis will be sent at the 'CIVIL WION W. fl4NIISe Cambe it tie City Nil Ii Nez lull.., it :in Of City 0 Ipalord, Pbrift it WILLIAM THOMAIMORRIS 1NVcSIuRP.*otijim*yt. on NOTICE to conOw tie I1Wtloui it an as. TO: RUSSELL LEROY DOUD dlnence hr CM, it laidord. YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED .Fiodd. tills width is 15 tJ$'s: that Me abes'e-namel Pit It lom. WILLIAM THOMAS MORRIS. his osmucs NO. lOW filed a petitlee In ml abe,e•ityled Carl Pot the Adoption of tie mixer AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY child named in that petition and you F SANFORD, FLORIDA. we rslma.ded to saswa cepy it dafansas. it any. an AMENDING COMM MOP THE eNt will CODE OF THE CITY OF IAN. DEMO P. Oi&lOU, ESQUIRE, it FORD, FLOSlEA,. THE SAME SMDWlN$0IEEQu,50eN, traw NOXZEMA 16-oz. Jar. LIMIT I FUNNITUREPOUSH 14.oz. size. NO. $110 UNIT I erIsMuI with me Clark it tow aay, pp-. $ TREES AND TREE TRIM Assorted Styles in several tree heights. Many on sale toot Nancy Carol Landreu and white Cymbidlurn orchids, Canton Ross Wltherington Miss Melanie Tugwell of were married Dec. 10, at Quid Rastrop was maid of honor. Episcopal Church of Bastrop Matron of honor was Mrs (Luuialana). Rev. Foster I.. Freddy Revels of Baton Rouge. Chambers performed the La. Bridesmaids were Miss louble ring ceremony. Nancy Keller of Monroe, La., The bride is the daughter of and Miss Peggy Nance of Mr. and Mrs. Orin Davis Shreveport, I.A. They wore Landreas Jr., and parents of the banter green spaghetti strap bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. gowns with matching chiffon Raymond E. Withertngton, all overlays. of Butrop. Terry Tugwell of Shreveport The bride's grandmetrs, he served the bridegroom as Mrs. Din D. Landreu Sr. Groomsmen were Freddy Sanford, and Mrs Leland D. Revels of Baton Rouge, Davy ThppeofTuscal+aa, Ala., both Hathorne of Monroe, and A. D. attended the wealing. Iandness III, brother of the Given In ma ..age by her twMe from Bastrop. father, the bride chose for her .mmediately following the vows, a formal gown of can- ceremony, the parents of the dleligj* silk organza over bridal bride entertained at a wedding taffeta, fashioned along the reception at Morehouse + 119 6-oz. LIMIT I Exchange Vows SALEM' 99* EXTRA STRENGTH No 11001% ELVIRA B. KOENIG post office sos ioeo Lewisville. Texas 75047 YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Mae an action to urecisse. met. an the lsIl.nln property In Seminole Cemly, Philds: Lit 1 Block S. BEVERLY TERRACL acaNk he Ills Flat otoleal as am in PSI, mei it. pess, as ani ii, it tie Pic Eiwds if Semlns4e County, Florida, kas 6M p moid You We ead, am a CM ityes.r wr totan de$ani.. N any, he Men PHILLIP H. LOGAN of SHINNOLSER, LOGAN AND MONCRIEF, Attorneys Per piaaseipt, pose optic. B. 2377, S.nlord, Florida 32711. and Pile the Mofay, Dec. 38. 977-7A C. R.Witherington a CLEARANCE 339 100/14 free. LIMIT I NOTICIOPACTION TO: HENRY 0. KOENIG pnow" STARTS I GERITOL TABLETS WIN Publish: 0$. * 1917 DE SIN 131 I A Telephone: (III) 333. 3400 PublIsh: Dec. 19, 3L 1177 Dung - Evenig Herald. SanSort FL Nancy Landress, Thai tho cerporatiom psiews IN THE ESTATEs OURSE.VES 4 All Of it• LIII Our Fall Merchandise Will 8. Sp.claIIy Pric.d For Our Aftsr Christmas Sal.. Starts Tuesday, 12/27 Ph. 3221$O $33 South Orlando Drive Sanford S.nkAm.rlcard Masher Charge -••------------------------------------------------------------ I I 's4'. 'I. &•.,,-•' �r Imlurd, Fl. W1.v, OIL 1. $77 PEOPLE 'Jimmy Gupton, I Give In To Your Persistence' United Picu International LOVE LABORS Back In 1916 Jimmy Guplon didn't think his mechanic's salary was enough to marry sweetheart Bess F4wards, so they broke up. But 61 years later Jimmy, r.ow widowed, went looking for his old love and found her — thanks to the Veteran's Administration where she once worked. This time he was not so reluctant and, after a little convincing, Bess said, "Jimmy Gupton, I give in to your persistence." The two, both 82, will tic the knot Thursdit' ir rft!L -b!, S.C. Cornelia Wallace In Hospital MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) — Cornelia Wallace, the estranged wife of Alabama Gay. George Wallace, was reported "resting comfortably" Christmas Day In St. Margaret's Hospital. Mrs. Wallace was admitted Thursday for treatm'nt of what one of her divorce attorneys, Ira Demerit, described as "physical and mental strain." MENIN11111111-111 The Service Of The United States--(rellsoft ooe sesse, of 1k yajg onos 'g Is lb. armed tortes this CMras :): JAMES S. PNILPITT S. Navy ti*1n Jamb Philpift, son of Irene S. PhIlpiti of lofo E. LaM Ave.. Lwig... wn corn. Mill4loneld In his present rank upon complof Ion of Aviation Officer Cajda ScIwol. IDWAIDR.CARWI$E LIeutenant Celia" Edword R. wiosa paronsi are Mr. and Mrs. Dolplui Canslse Sr. of 515 E. Irisdwy, Ode, Mi rICaIv.d lhe Mirllsrious Medal at Inclrllk Common Defense lAttalloflon, Turkey. TIMOTHY L. DUNN Airman TlmyL Dunn. Son of 14.'3 N. . W.iii.m ,. "w o Geneva. I RS been Selected for technIcal training at Chanute AFB. Ill,, In the Air Force missile maintenance field. LARRY H. PALMER Navy Aviation Electronics Technician Second Class Larry H. Palmer, son of Mr. and Mn. William H. Palmer 011150 Baton Drive, Dalton.. h completed fl ROBERT L. PUU.II CLINTON L. CODY JOHN A. SCOTT W. JinkIns Circle, $aoford, Mi DARRELL 0. DURLEY $eled0$ lit t?•IRMg It Ship. Airman Clinton L. Cody, san Of ffa*mted from the Tictical Air pord APE, Too.. Is the Iron. Mr. and Mn. Lirsy I. Cody Of MOUICI4I II $hepaardAFB, Tex., Command NoncommissionedOf. Navy lisman NWVII Osirall D. aftsr amplasing W. tim St.# has boon assl,swdt# Ikar L.arship Schief at Langley burley, on of Ate. -_ Mn. Ms aiviounced the graduation basic Prabsinias Lactland APE, Kessler AFB. MIss.. allis corn API. V.. C. buflooy of p.o. Boo , Rood Ellis Airman John A. Scott from the us. Tix.. Is Airman Rodsrt L. Fuller, Plating All' Force bask training. Road. Ostien. Ibis cmleb.d recruit Air Forcvs aircraft maintenance son SI Mi. and *. RI$,a lANDAU. L. CLARK --I ....i.i:.. t.a4 ••7. I-YIUW - UW s.-..-. PIUVU! 91ruNially Fuller 01 SW Part Ave., La* CHRIS N. NRAU. NOW Ilittait Randall L. CIII'S. Air TriIitlt C1nwflafId. Hell ion of cider. orlandu. *1501 Mr. IIldMri. William L. Curt anSI. AWtMø Owls M. KrOf I, son of Mr. and Mn. William I. Scott at of * Grace Blvd., Aftamonte and More. William A. KralI Of 301 l Sumatra Ave.. Oatta. CHRISTOPHER L.ADAMUTS Hidden STEVEN C. TREAT HotIan Court, Sanford, haii Springi, has completed recruit Pvt.awispopec L. Adamifi. 5055 training ar the Naval Training Alnnaø Stem C. Treat, son of graduated at Shipaard APE. Too., of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Adamofi, from the U.S. Air Force technIcal Corder, Oflaildo. Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Treat of DONALD L. HART 700 Cherokee Circle, Sanford, training COUSU fsi aircraft main. 502 Levii Court Altamonte Navy Aerograplsiqs Mate recently was algswd with the 11th ROIIRTN. WILDER tesaice sPecIalIsts. SPrings, has been assigned to Class Donald L. Hail, son of Mr. and So. N. Wilder, Mr Field AttiIiII'y at Ft. Lewis. Wash. Lawry APE. C*,.. after mm. J. Hart Of 500 WiIlow andMrs.L. James WiIdsi,N,ffi plellng Air Farce basic training. RONN IUJIPPREY Grove St., Altamonte Spring HENRY J.$CHULTI $*..AItIITI.WeSPrInQ,,,I,an, visited how serving at MacDill APE, assigned ricantip Dubrovnik, to the INh Support Diigade C iPlain Hanr p J. Fla., with a Tactical Ale Command Yugoslavia. He is serving 05 a WALTER P. PARINTUAU in Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Schulte of is Technical Sergeant Ronnie Marine Private Pint Class WalterUnit IS a crewmesnber aboard the aircraft 030 TOy Drive. v whose wife, 'ArIfe, Is carreir USS America, homeport TED . NIXON F. Paninfesu, Ion of Lola of t he Outstand ing CIIW memwi 403 Wren AbS., LOflUwuod. has bom the daugtder Of Mr. and Mn. Navy Lieutenant (15115101' gridel the Month at McCosvs.Il AFB. Kin. In Norfolk. Vi. His ship is Operating Raymond P. Gregory of Ted A. Nixon. sonof Tracy R. Mixon meritoriously promoted to his Cassetberry. Of 44) Lilac lou . Cassilberry, as a unit of the U. S. Sixth Flees It e*nt rank upon graduation from thi Mediterranean Sea. SAMUEL J. BURR recently returned from an extended recruit training at the Marine Corps DARRILLL.TAYLOR deployment in the ModiferroorINM Recruit Depot. Parris Island, S.C. ANTHONYZARUKOVEC Samuel J. Burr. son 04 Mr and FyI. Darrell L. Taylor.. Son of Mr Navy Airman Recruit Anthony Mrs. Samuel L. Bun' of 1347 33, an durs. Elbe"Taylor. 1700 Sled. DAVID P. STIINLY ZabvkOv, K son of Joseph M. S. St. Peribueg. CHRISTOPHER ROLL at land Ave., Sanford. recently Corn. has be Put. David P. Stelnly. Ion of Mrs. Navy Seaman plefed the TOW Missile Court* at Ft. womo$ed to 0mb, airman In the Recruit ZabukOoCOf 310 It" Road, Fern Mai-geces (sic) A. Ifl. Route 3. eerving, Ga. ChriStopher Roll, son of Aim C. Park. completed the Basic Aviation U S. Air Force, His wife. Gwen Caslefbemry. recently received a Butts of 7770 Ridgewoft Sanford. Machinist's Mate Jet Engine Course detyn, Is the daughter of Mrs Betty Para(s,I5t Bad" upon completion FIRRELLL. NICK SON has COfllPirted recruit training at with honors J Perkins of 100 Anderson Ave. of the three week airborne course at Staff Sgt. Ferrell L. Hickson. son the Naval Training Cider. Orlando. Sanford tie U.S. Army Infantry School, Ft. Of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hickson of RI Beming. Ga, BRIAN V. COTTRILL I, Sanford. has graduated from the TIRRENCI R.WHITTIN JAMCSD.McICIIERN Airman Brian V. CosrilI, . First Lt. Terrenc, I. W'llnen. Aeruspace Defense Command ROBERT M.EUCNANANJR afow mother Is Mrs. Cloude N. Mr. and Mrs. .JameiA, Cotirlllof 123 NoncommlsaIc Officer Academy Navy Fireman Remit Robert N Navy Airman Recruit James D. Meadowlark Drive, Altamonte Arbltfin of Sanford. Is a member at Tyndall API. Buchanan Jr.. of 311 Lake Triplet Springs, has been selected foe UcEchern of 410 E. Third Sm.. In Of futt AFL Neb., M5 C*Uifbeyv - F. • ritI.Ma. hal tm&.I. the -rw— ng Advanced First Term Avionics rtCruil training of the Naval (aviation meCtronics), course. Training Center. orlosndo Staff Sgt. Samuel P. Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E Larum of Ill (Italian of ritcollenclp.- Association's a "clKado of 4 — MASTER CHARGE AND VISA WELCOMED 113 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, Fla. Alskies we ie racks id fables far easy sd.ctiea £ fasturvicel IL Dress Shoes Dress ShOes By FREEMAN, RAND DEXTER, NUNN BUSH AND VALUES TO 49" Now 19 ° 29' Dress & CasualShoes By FREEMAN, RAND, KEDS VALUES TO 34" Dress & Casual Shoes By FLORSHEIM, NATURALIZEN, JACQUELINE School Shoes Office Will Be Cloud. D.çembr 26 To January 5th .• .. ' $i' - ,.,.I4. '. . /frw.. ., •. .. . .4f IC iiip...y' A / , j Minnesota Vikings, two old passing leader in the history of knee surgery Thoriday after rivals who have suffered their the NFL, beca use he suffered being hurt in the Detroit game. share of playoff frustration In broken leg Nov. 13. Instead Third-year pro Robert Miller the past, meet today with the they'll employ Bob Lee at will fill Mcaanahan'i spot. Pat Haden-led Rams favored quarterback. The Rams lost a darter when by nine points. safety Bill Sinipeon tore strong "Statistically," Lee said, "we erback knee ligam ents and his Job will A crowd of 65,000 Is expected lost the greatest quart taken by rookie Nolan In th e Colisetnn. me game that ever played the game when be C romwell. follows the Dallas-Chicago NFC Francis got hurt. It's taken me game matches two of the three or four games for the club playoff contest. leading running backs in to adjust to me." lAwrence MQdchem 01 Los The Rams, winners of Angeles and the Vikings' Qurk straight tc west titles, are NFCs No.2 passer with an $4.4 Fiia. McCiitci was the dill looking to get into their rating behind the Dallas Cow. conference's No. 2 rusher first Super Bowl while the Roger Slaubacb, with an behind Walter Payton 01 the Vikings, NYC Central dsam. boys' QJg Bears this season with plons for five years in a row, 17.1 rating. In addition to Tarkenton, the 13$ yards we Foreman have been losers In four Super Vikings will be without starting ranked third with 3,112 yarda. Itowis. No Hibernation F Who Meet Dallas H - rnvuo,?eia (UP!) — Far against Houston to win six In a much better 'team 'then tbaY the first time since 1943 the row and survive an overtime have been recently," said Chicago Bears play an extra thriller against the New York Pardee. "They do a lot 01 things better and they have a lot of game today, and, to put things Giants to make the playo(fs. rsonnel that is bettcr than it Dall w l as il cam all soils of pe in perspective, the Dallas Cowboys have played In 19 offensive weapons into the has been in the pad. playoff contests since the Bears game, Including the NFCs "They are Just a better team 1EMPE, Arts. (UPI) — Penn the entire first half, they last reached this level of leading passer in Roger Stau- and we are going to have to play State Coach Joe Paterm said emerged with a 17-14 lead on competition. tach, two of the top loreceivers the bed game we have played Arizona Slate proved it plays a Malt Bahr's 23-yard field goal As game time neared In the In Drew Pearson and running all year to have a chance," tough brand 01 football in the following a 67-yard punt return opening round f the NYC back Preston Pearson and the West. He didn't need to that by Jimmy Cefalo. playoffs, Dallas Coach Tern eighth rookie ever to gain 1,000 _____ ____ Penn State also plays thsay at way "We didn 't do any th ing ofLasdey — who earlier in the yards, Tony Doridt. BALTIMORE (UP!) — me mine the AFC r.pruei*ative in finality get ther, well apçw.cI- in the East. fessively and The Chief !brest from the our specialty weak was talking a lot about Oakland Raiders spent the the Super Bowl on Jan. 15 In ate it that much more." In will be their elusive, the first meeting ever teams kept us In the game the pressure — think Bears now seenu to Christmas holiday weekend New Orleans. A capacity crowd of 60,783 between the two teams, the first half," Paterno said. the Bears won't be feeling the dedicated runner, Walter relaxing after starting It cdl Only the MIarnI4Cansa.s City watched one 01 the wildest Nittany lions came up with a to Payton. He gained 1,2 yards Kush was not happy with his heat all that much. with a victor,, In one of the mod playoff game on Christmas Day games In NFL playoff hIstory. 42.30 victory over Arizona State team's first half either, ii"I don't think the pressure at an NFL,record 339 carries. exciting games in NFL playoff 1971 and the Dallas-Houston Bruce LaIrd's 61-yard Inter in the Fiesta Bowl. "I really think Dallas is a though it included scoring will be as great on them as it history. AFL title game In 1962 lasted ception helped return "izj slate showed us delves 0160 and 62 yards, might be in some other Ken Stabler sent the world longer. Baltimore to a 10.7 halftime that they play football out here "We made a great nuantlier of situation," said Landry. "ft half championR pion Raiders into the AFC "The final play was ... lead and the teams traded bit wall a game where two errors," he said. "Evidently, been a struggle for them jot to title game for the fifth straight designed for me all the Way" scores tiroughoid the second teams came at each other for we were not mentally sharp. I gel here. That should give them year when he throw a 10-yard said Ceepec. "Wi wanted to do huff wntU It ended hi the second the wh ole game," said Patento. ftouglg the fir half for us was that much more mcnserntam to totrhdownpasstoDaveCaip.r something they didn't expect." overtime. "I've always said that there Is just a big mental breakdown." go in and play as hard as they 43 seconds into the second "1 faked Inside and went to enough glory for both teams in Penn State dominated the Stabler's 8-yard 'Ii) Pass 14-10 Ricky Bridges led First Overcoming an early dglntmadden death overtime Satur- outside. Any stiff could have casper gave Oakland a quarter, putting together a 59me Cowboys, who equaled day and gave Oakland a 3741 done it. I'm glad I'm the Miff lead, but Marshall Johnson a game like this." their bed record ln history with point deficit, defending Federal with 12 poInts, Matt "Weweredefestedbyagreat yard drive for one touchdown victory over the Baltimore that did." returned the kickoff 17 yards foot team," Arizona State and then moving to the 3 as the a 12.2 mark, will face Chicago champion Sanford Electric Jolmson and Scott Krlgeradded Colts, card defeated First Federal, 21-22, in 4 each and Mark Blythe scored The Colts, eliminated In the for a score and the Colts led, 17" Coach Frank Kush said. "They quarter ended. (9-5), the NFC wild It was Stabler's third TD pass first mIm (cr the third straight 14. last week's Sanford Junior Boys 2. really outmnuicled us." The Nittany Lions had a 31.14 representative, at 2 p.m 1' Basketball League season of the game to Casper, who year, obviously were downcast. Atlantic Bank outscored Stabler's 10-yard TD pass to me game was not the artistic edge after Matt Suhey scored today. scored on three 01 his four Flagship Bank, 132, in the first "I tried but we couldn't do Casper made it 21.17 Oakland at offensive show that the score on the first play A cold front that moved opener. of the fourth In the other opening day period and coasted to the win rece*mi & made the other it," said quarterback Bert the aid of the third period but Indicated, quarter. through during the Christmas one a 42.yaiJ grab that set up Jones. "me thing that drives Ron Lee gave Bsltlmorea24-21 behind 11 points from Kevin Seventh-ranked Penn State Arizona State came within 34- weekend will leave tempera. contest, Atlantic Bank of Huainan and 10 from Chris Errol Mann's game-tying 23- me crazy is that I had Raymond edge in the fourth quarter with got its first two touchdowns in 21 with 5:00 left but Penn State tures chilly but the skies fair for Sanford beat Flagship Bank of !. yard field goal with seconds Chester wide open hi overtime a 1-yard rim. Colon. Harold Gains scored the opening 11 mInutes, on the responded with a 75-yard touch- the game. The winner will move San ford. 33-2 to go In regulation time, eight and Erik Freddie and and I overthrew him." Pete Banassak helped Oak- ret urn of a blocked punt by Joe down drive. Into the NYC championship Sanford Electric, trailing 144 Turin Hendricks added two The scoring pass to Casper "1 think our club wat down Land regain the lead at 23-24 Lilly and a 3-yard rim by Bob "We Just did not move the game Jan. 1 against the winner at the m alt, 0 utscored First each for the winners. ended the third-longest game in fighting like we did aU year," with a I-yard plunge but in Torrgy folio wing a recovered hall effectively." said Kush. of the In AngelesMinnesots Federal 10.1 in the third period Stanley Hogan of Flagship NFL history and sent John said Coach Ted !.lardulbroda. burst l3 yards for aTh and the fumbleattheASU30. 'me difference In the game divisional contest. to turnthe game around. Bank was high scorer for the Madden's Raiders to Denver "I think sometimes the things Colts led, 31-a. although the Nittany was the line play. Penn State Chicago Coach Jack Pardee Howard Harrison,who finished game with 13 points. Thomas for the AFC title game next you wait most are the hardest Mann's field goat tied it, 31 LIons were unable to put dominated our lines, of agrees there will not be any the game with Sunday. That game will deter- to obtain. Maybe when we 31, 14 points to lead Ford finished with 4 and together an offensive drive In feisively and defensively." particular pressure. He says the winners, scored eight pouts Michael Galin added 3. the thing that worries him most In the third period. In this Saturday's games at Is the talent of the opposition. Rounding out the scoring for the Seminole High School gym, "We've been under playoff Sanford Electric were Tommy Sanford Electric meets pressure for six weeks,"said Stiffey with 8, Andy Griffith Flagship Bank at9am. and going after black prep pros- from using blacks. DurhamPardee, whose team bounced with 4 and Bobby Hartman with Atlantic Bank plays First (UP!) rougher Metro competition, Florida. TALLlHA5EE, tan back from a 47-0 setback 2. Federal at 10 am. — Florida State University Durham replied a sharp, Dtwhan, darting the jeer pects in Florida, causing more said, "There's not a with lot for Florida State. those guys (racists) can say basketball coach Hugh Durham "That's nonsense." ___________ with a 30749 career coaching competition ., That team," said Dur ham, when your team goes 23-3 ( in Ls telling skeptics the Semlnoles ec ord at M. admits there's me Seminoles, who had a r )(XiC I( pressure mpointing to a picture of the 1971- 1969.70)." are for real. medioae high sciiool recruiting th more the to win on hi 72 squad which went to the Durham thinks the new civic an in pad, when Durham, the flashy, tough- season last spring, are off to finals, "did more fur cent er, which sho ul d be comptalking coach who InItiated winSeminoles had easier NCAA their best dart in years, and adieduln. H. says his job hall Southern basketball than any leled in time for the 1979.60 marked improvements in th( riling their first eight, games chainged sUghtly becam 01 the odw teum in the Soith during season. will help lure more top quality of Southern collegiate defeating leans like Missouri, Seminoles, basketball, says he hears Navy and Tesas A&M. Th entry into tin, the last 10 years. Those kids high school prospects to Florida performed with des'. Those State. me attraction of playing occasional comments th e Metro at Sainhoiss lad season had a 11uys p n d the door. Until Metro powers, said Durham, ___ M's fortunes will fall, new the scineois reteneii to play g Major 11 then, e voym was hesitant. will ine another selling point team Strike It rich on nightly Perfectas and , psi. a CTIU ba Louisville, Memphis State and Dint= is In Na lab year U arena whd holk g,gy akad Sure. they hod pruawe on along with the lelevhiuoii and Quinielas. 12 games every night except Sunday. Noon matlnees"Monday, other Metro Conference head coach and the FSU 4,000 P1011k within PMltlbn( them, bid after people saw what radio exposure of the conferetwe did, the Alabamas and the ce. and Saturday. Club Restaurant bushotball program is going range of visiting teams. open 7 p.m. Post Time 7:30 p.m. M11allppI States darted going "We're 4111 continuing the The entry into the Metro trough some marked changes. Durhum, who In the late 1N after black players and also pride in our program, although (linference mains that Florida In about a two-year time some of the oidaiders mlgl* net State will no WW be so many period, Florida 51*. J" the opined do doer for blache to dated winning." Nine 01 the top 10 players on know it," said Durham. "We're WWI schools such as Oglathor- Metro, received funding to play collegiate basketball in the pe, Valdosta Slate and Baptist build a new 13,500 seat civic deep South, says he's having Florida State's NCAA team, as competitive as any team in center for its basketball game, more recruiting pressures than which fell *1-76 to UClA in the the country. We'll win in the College. 10 Asked about views that FSU and announced it is 4ll reslaite bfuft. Tribunal white-only tournament finals, were black. 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SANFORD PH. 305 3220204 ))( There's no BUSMUM fike ____ SHOE STORE X _ From The Prac& 01 Optometry FqbróOry?,:19!7 LOS ANGELES (UP!) — The The Vikings won't have Fran r u n it I n g bacK isrood Los Angeles and the Tarkenton, the all-time career McClanahan, who underwent ' Stabler, Casper Assure Fiesta Bowl, 42-30 Raiders A Happy Holiday Announces His Retirement : i Rams .. .. ' In Today's NFC Sem Penn State Enjoys R Dr. Henry McLauIIn, O.D. it . PLOYUI Tg ORGANIj$ AND PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN BARGAIN COLLECTIVELY AS TO FULTON STREET AND SECOND TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF STREET AND BETWEEN - CO4C4 - STARTS PROMPTLY AT8:OOA.M. TUES., DEC. 27th Rams Favored By Nine, DiVii 111,4 o, ,4',q,, c'PiwuA v 45 IWEIR __ AeAp . DENVER (UPI) "It was preparation and Safety fir attempt. seemed qunstbonBilly Thompson, who has spent able until the final period. It patience," Jackson said. "We tils entire ne.year pro career was mized with the same prepared well ... W kflIW it CHUCK aia Denver Bronco, said it Ingredients that led them to wasn't going to he essy. But best.'. their first post-season appear. just as always the fourth "Everdy kept asking all ance In 14 years an op quarter came around and we 011f N-CC year, 'Are the Broncos for portunistic defense, alert took them out 01 there." real?" said 1mpann, whose special teams and an offense Prior to the final period the performance during the 1177 capable of producing In clutch Steelers showed the stuff that — regular season won him itsfirst situations, sent them to the Super Bowl i# Invitation to the Pro Bowl. I4T t#R1(' Spearheading a fowth.qusr. twice in recent years. A 1-yard "That's ended now," he said. ter scoring attack was Bradshaw scoring dive, a l WAbO4, "Peopl e bad East don't have linebacker Tom Jackson, who yard France Harris pl unge a nd 4W CWCE wonder anymore, 'Art the stitched two Terry Bradshaw a 1-yard Bradshaw pus to Broncos a fluke?' Hey, were passes that were converted ludo [At,, Brown. The Pittsburgh 1#EY'RF bona fide. It's been a long time scores. taIlb* each time followed a #o.'rnti iv me Broncos aixi Sliders Dewier touchdown, accounting coming, too long. But we're AA'6 if were knotted, 21.21, in the for the seesaw nature of the there now." The Broncos may rot quite be opening minutes 01 the final game going Into the fourth gEp,,qgr there, but they are certainly on period when Jackson grabbed quarter. the right track after cnMng his first interception and "Hey, ft was a g," the Pittsburgh Steelers' hopes returned the bell 3O yards lothe Pittsburgh's Joe Greene, of a return to the Super Bowl, "yard line, setting up a 2$'yard erdoaded a punch to Denver guard Paul Howard's znldsecwith a 34.21 victory Saturday in Jim Turner field goal. The swift linebacker, with lion in the dosing minutes of the first round 01 the AFC five minutes left, moved In on the first half. "Thy pl ayed playoffs. The Cinderella Broncos move another Bradshaw aerial and better than we did and they into the AFC championship this time scampered 17 yards to won, that's all. There's always gain. New Year's Day against the 34. Danve quarterback nest year. Always" Greene rofused to discuss a the Wfd Champion Dekiand Craig Morton then went to Ralde their arch rival in the work, hitting wide receiver controversial blow and a Jack Dolbln In atw oitner of 'ss.sequent pimeit as uripco conference's Western DlW Broncos' playoff victory, end zone after an uniucciselul Center WkMoidler, dismissonly only the third for a team in its running play for a touchdown. Ing the ahot as part of the game. 1101149O Cliv Cisit Doc 316 W? DIII, ANN 57ME S AN ORDINANCE PURSUANT TO AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY SECTION 417022, FLORIDA OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. STATUTES CHAPTER 14.100, AMENDINGORDINANCtNo LAWS OF FLORIDA. 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All parties Is Wscst aid ciHions ffihll he" ASII$IlIIPyV5 IN, I beard a sale hearing, By oedav Of Nw CIty C.mmIti* Of the City of Sanlird, Florida. H N. Tamrn. Jr. £venhtg HefaW, Sanford. Fl. w GLIMPSES: The California Court of Appeals has dismissed an appeal by the ex-wife of former San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alloto contesting dissolution of their 36-year marriage. AIIOtO can now marry his new intended, Kathleen Sullivan ... Chicago White Sox owner Bill Veeck got an encyclopedia and oil paintings for Christmas, but it wasn't enough — he says, "I really wanted a left-handed pitcher In my Christmas stocking." ORDINANCE NO. till * .' in Veeck: No Lefty In Stocking Legal Not1c. . SPOM o___ ee __ [1. 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GO= 10 H" 19D PINCE ___ L) NEW THIS SEASON - I ___ _______ _ isit _ - • EXCITING - - • • l I I • • • ANP IRONING/ 4 byAI'!.rm..r FAR "- PRETTY FAR 1f THE // • * • ...._-"{ II GREYHO ND L AI&I U POST ftesei 2. Aineel Feast; 3. orwa %' WV IILr S. ~ elm Does 6. sco"j I. usaim 1"roy; 6. E"Ofte ovm, . C "n I _______ -_- _____ I ( ' - - ' BUGS SUNNY TIME 80 0 by Maffei a Wahl WHAT'b THAT iXK IT'S A UP IN, FUDVSY ? MMM IMPROVEMENT AND HMMM C401ME I~ a PERSONAL THINK IT "LL 14"17 PEN AT 60930 PeMo Wes loselej t We Attelt 1 3. Carry Scots 4. Anoxl Clarence; S. Anilso 0~; 6. Go Platiter as; 7. So" Cr: I Ds'vv Crash. 111110'Vin; 3. SWIky Scoffs 4. - M64o Cims A. D COMPLETELY ENCLOSED GRANDSTAND " I I __________ Ii Tell it like ft is today and 700 DSC.I7,ltfl. win the reaped of your coo This coming year you will temporaries. Gild the lily sad Outer into an interesting thrIT have cum to doubt your association with an older and future statatner" roputabletniWaspe a .11" 11,1161 1. theliess 11110.111 "IlWi & "my 0 Dellis 7. Toners Fancy; 111- Larry MIllor.$ OFF 17-92 . "" arms look so g. es to The Iowa reading d1) mAre Uwe any aur big' ri md may be low it there are and dim down through the no abnoirm-1 a of the heart sboWdm - I wmW appreirials aid no s,ln~ans. We prefer 70W belt that It be b!ow to; cünai DEAR READER- A muscle risk factors. In general, the that is worked undr load, uIn lower the Wood preuiwe within welgt* LUng with normal rage, the $e risk exerdae'atpotaa loadcntM there lsdhesiIorvascular muscle when ltisco,drartlng tfI.eue. The 140 over 90 figure EUgrcc.By coutr,Lt you then really represents the not work a muscle, it will çp Ihnitj of normal but is EwlnL U you want firm, all CI) LIAR1 WIN You are better at managing the resources of tIes you are 70W OWO. With yours, AT ___________ 6 67543 K742 3 j".2 MIA so I I Ir4mWill: 1. a. Glows I. Dot firs __ Overfill J. MATIN ES MONDAY WEDNESDAY i.... Jim: POST 11ME 1:45 PeMe DOORS OPEN __ 4A lOS wlyhom.h I)F . &IOVII . mist wan "Dil I LITT IML fall - I •AKloIe 410988 U • SOUTH 1 tboddensealways WU l we writers have kept South as declarer to simplify things for both writers and readers. NEWSPAPKII, r-VrZRPR= AUX MY _7 - ERN. Send $I to: -Ma &I Bridge.' care of this news Pet, P,0 Box W Radio Oty S140110m. Now York, Ai Y 100to.I 4 _____ _____________ SPIDER MAN __________________ ' by Stan Las and John Romlta '.'. dam Lao" V - w k VT ~4. I 1,41 Z . 11011 VU I OU Y CA RitZy MOL xv we __ W DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau AT 12:30 vie'u No ONE UNDER --- - i OMY0KAYI:1HE1DOThZ I I\& V CM" WAMPI ow 7W I A" an Aw I ° ' "LORAIN mull =v -was"4w, 4-1, - some of ff* ve trump. tricks. Every declarer did manage to shut itleastoneout.Acouple ,ereactuall ,abletohol4 est to of his 11" 4 Q2 t Tulsa regional. it is no. Avoid the lines of least recot are dublous. tewOrthY in that of Ow play. rell"ce today. What will ers who felt impelled to bid appur simple is fraught with SAGrITARlU1I(Nov. 23-Dec. five diamonds ever East's complicstionit, while that which 21) Your prospects for personal four4wart opening, PrSCUappears difficull will be slower gain are quite good Wday, but cally everyone was in you may not fully develop Una deWrt class. A pparently orbut sure. Youll know better the next ' 11y cltu=s Oswald: -IZkt Puftd TAURUS (April 20- MAY 20) time. at the West hand How often do you ARE MW J. LiT THE PRAIP4 - __ SATURDAY wusi L all __ irct Ily, no West 4HAST ones say, 1. -P to 60 at the h014 in sewal E. ______ OWN 1114lawas; 0. Allft" Lamy. 111111 fl*S S tory ____ trickil and two side aces mW •. Lord AMW;3. Solitary Onei 4. IAIG Malill Marlem L LCs 'V Faces 6. Wig kIl7.(r' CAROL (I) sioo. TUNE 0 THE Ft 8 EAST ____ get a chance to double an ----,ii rT "ft PLENTY OF FREE PARKING (4MLr0 S$sl4'i. N.Y. 1OEL Be awe to received some to gettwospadetylcksso apecy yew birth eIther 1* or 'I 4 A73 V1KGO will be very discerolbie to Oswald: Not too bad can. £QIJAJUU$ (Jan. ID-Feb 19) olaervers today f __i, Vulnerable: North-South, zidering that at tables where B. practical today you're nice to a porlion you led __ muld' Dealer: East, Opening lead: South stayed out of the bidnegotiating an important Ace of hearts. ding East made five hearts do you some good. Slights breed matter. You baYS 1 tSfldSflCy to res'sgmeg wisi North Eau South for plus 450 or minus 50 make larger concessions than whether or flot a slam bid" noomeary. LMRA(SVL Zkki- 33) You Double Pau Pan Pass will attract admirers today by PC (Feb. ID-March ID) emphasizing your modest t'uusuos *h p1 fixm work for virtues. bnce A resider l0kflow why South isslwa t. declarer In our pdd. Too big a biIinual will ad a WORM (Oct. *Nov. 21) In Oswald: '%ets finish the Ill least almost always thaill be herd to sit"im r some humorous declarer. e yN." been ineak. ,if there are any such The answer Is that since fortunate before i Miltm Work wrote the first holds today. Aron where Jim: "Here's one from the column almost 70 years ago, AM (M"21-April 19) YOU." atablhhed no tract by Bob Thav*s FRANK AND ERNEST •' - eleven-iltick vulnerable bid NORTH ______________________________________________________________________________ I cc FkIENOS 1 Misch POPT __________ you dm't control. Pressing for I •*$i ____________ TRACK ROAD IN LONGWOOD tic BRIDGE , ON DOG 61 MAR) SHOW CD rEED1 (11) WILD. B) OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY Sot. romantically suited to by moreco sending for your copy of AstroLEO (July 23-Aug. 23)11's mibithat '-'a d eiFciiandaIong,seu..,wess, iyhityou got tJgfo damped onvolope to Adro- Something "you did for I TED mainly (1) 1 CONT. FAMIL OVES ABC I ,11 Q daj, r. CWCV& Cpy AISM: I_ Her Nowas Scott. Ili" for OWN tods DEAR RILAM - Mod b*twxtim he" a range of hudad oflosing my dam* normul. BloW prosswe Is I built up Um mucla In MY usagy amulderold normal it arms and through my the top reading (sydok) is shoulders. Now I hato to war 4 ____ d fh. '*1% .1c 0C I Tuesday, Dec. 27, 1977 Either of you could do evere damage. Find I 8 • ____________ GOT WAY HINC' IN MY WASHING U )r7\j1 .) ~ I's I . : Lamb my atoin.ch after I had my serb as walking. dthfld.Soltmugt*a body li the any c'Isnf, thut nordsor that bmb odo the you AM have mm ollil:oeii b* door knob. You use both your K attention to eekdo coWW ' ' aad"l' will a1ao"' W7j (Dec. fl.J 11) ft may be bad it both you and your mato beep your tiands " "with a smsA off the family checkbook today. BeV ed r1 l(IIni HA\/INC7 THE FLU For • J _________ PRISCILLA'S pop - ___ : • wIbk JWO5EU that reanonable limitations of salt firm up slack abdominal intake. muscles but you cannot gut rid The blood pressure also of abdominal tat mle. youlose Jy$fli tutall over. compress fluctuates abdomlnalfatwlths*rong lthdlff t abdominal muscles. ga medical s' tion to you would about the blood pressure be to do calisthenics that hi. VOIV* moving the arms but rest reading,I esn sending you Health Letter number 14, FeCulZIfl thSlfl to move agaI Blood Pressure. Others who residance or to lift any wet*. want this inforInglion can send Avoid any exercise that 5% cats with 2 to", stainped, self-addressed envelope for it to and shouldem Concentraft an ff* In care of this newspaper. flexibility cmdoes by me. P.O. Box 1561, Radio City In" arms rapidly Using Statim, Now York, NY 10019. movements " M Ow fall range of molluin of all ym DEARDLMB - I am ot oluts, aodconcutrdeos TOUR1111111111MAY • AN AM IM MAM I- - 1EI Dr sufficiently nortnal that most muscles, just do frequent doctm would not recommend exercise that does rA Imi" treatinei* other than a good loading the muscles. considerd weight control and a The second problan you need ____ VA IP'MTED ME O SIXTN - A. - HOROSCOPE a...... YOS4lITlIaTfl5s I. Fair 114w. 3. - 120 21 iT " EEK $ MEEK D" NMI" 'sSer -- -46 ______ - Aj C K - 19 - ________ WVW WHA ' 01, IT YOU MEAN NJ DC)You ESCORTED A AWAN !F KATE j4C 516 TV GTAR r HOME. - Ysrt 4. ob"M ~ - R7BEEMCEBEDEOSOL s..,, Wiiii Ai14n$i "O"WE of Donv" Kansas Cny of "Mullen ft$%n of DWW ___ - 17 1 I - by Bob I____ llt4 Soeffle 16 It W 12 Lao An"Is U If AN 04 $ones" fteft in. 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Bob owLE, Tws Tw OF INF0RM9TXW-FP SENTENCE TMT Pitillf ____ L II - : Pro BasketbaU I Nsw J"Y cji I! MY TI WORE ~BWD 11,1611114 New Yon ip T01 ower Pr ssury Is 23 Aux2shrly "ib 4 EL 6ik . *@AW a 164 tew early in the first 9=90. and X P cting for the half pie &w York a load in the third q er. In #0 damped '4ev Orleans, 1lS1C6.QetIaodtoipadBof. tab, ui.lo$, Milwaukee dow F1Qty,1314., wairn 1". Portland def"tod G*m State, 11W. and Im Mg$n dubbed s r c U Ord *4iohft 67 u"Neirel(2 "ft.) lIAbsIt.ct 17A*lidcsta, It Top McAdoo, and Earl Monroe _ SryV.W* _ __ as we En, cooL Cool is hardy the word to haiL PAMW 10 PMViM ft** I LAW • day is impa ad to w- rve been wa bard = my pine, an rn t WiflisaboutttWeP,w the f3rl I l' 7 Tic MOOI.j C we 41 Clo a coun ANOTHER GREAT GREYHOUND SEASON . L AM= lodoill- By Ud" Press Kakin" On& Willis Rest .l by ChIc Yam Fl. __ ,•,, ______________________ ______________________ 'I Wft �- __________________________ 48-Evening Hera $4, Sanford. Fl. Monday. Dec. '.077 TONIGHT'S TV IDaii.sJ iwwuuuO 'u Weak. "Berlin Espres.." Ryan. M.d. Obsrcn. 1948. Iii. Battle 0$ wits bet . ?lIes and Nail fanatics I Wig 600 COIdI 630 NBC PIEWe CONT. (I) 0 FAMILY AFFAIr OVER EASY ABC NEWS FLORiDA REPORT i ---1965. (Wed.) "Jodga Hardys 1:00 TOMORROW 1:30 (It CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 8 UICNEIL4.EHRER RE. PORT 7:30 (1) (4) CI) FOOTBALL coN'r. 0 CAROl (1) $100.000 NAME THAT TLiNE UI THE ROOKIES K EAST CENTRAL FLOR. IDA REPORT; 'A Fort CPiflsl. mas$ioryanp,' A look at in several East Central floda (DCI) FOOTBALL COWl. 0 MOVIE: Robert Ryan 1030 (I) (It HOLLYWOOD SOUARES (Dci) THE NEW PRICE IS J(OHT 8:00 COMPANY (Tue..) THE PROMISE (Wed.) OF WOMEN AND MEN (Thurs) LOOK UP A N 0 1 I V E (F ra ) CRACKERBARREL CI) (Tuei) 30 MINUTES (Wed) BLACK AWARENESS (Thuis,) SPECTRUM (I) HAPPY DAYS (A) K (Non) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC (Tues.. Thurs.) 0 AMERICAN UFESTYI.E: Booker T.Wasiimgton.' (7) DICK CAVETT SHOW 11 00 6:10 (I) Clues. Thurs ) COUNTRY GARDENS I1;30 (1)112) KNOCKOUT (4) (1) LOVE OF LIFE 825 1]) K DICK CAVETT sHow DAILY DEVOTIONAL 630 (I) (Non) POP! GOES THE 11:30 TONIGHT COUNTRY (Tusi.. FrI.) PORTER WAGONER SHOW (4)CI) CBS NEWS AfternOon (Wed.) NASHVILLE ON THE 12:00 IXLUI NEWS 0' (Mon) EVENING AT SYMPHONY: "Hamlets Messiah' ROAD(Tburs)THEWILBtJRN EROTHERS SHOW (4) KUTANA (1) (Mon.) THE LAW AND TVU Clues througtiFr$)$UN. SHOWDOWN AT Hnwowp (Thui's.) VIENNA rri. oeic UPONAf9*ee 7.00 .a, i TwwiY(LØcal news it 7.2SsndB:25) C4)CL) CBS MORNING sliow (V(I) (Mon.) pwt. PRE. CAHYOURH!ART STAND THl% ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU CI) FAMILY FEUD 11:55 (Channel 4 news at ZCSAME STREET (I) 0000UORNING.AM(R. ______________ ROW ICA ("Good Morning Florida" at 7:25 and 8:25, local news. weather, sport , (7) (Mon.) FLORIDA RE. PORTS (Tucs.) GRIPE NIGHT (Wed.) COUNTRY CORNER (Thur's.) DOW)d TO EARTh i r u A, I N ' '..ciM*prsp1NdI w€ S TUNE LOWELL THOMAS E SONS GREETING NflJRRJ CREATuRE? (Mon EOUAL JUSTICE UNDER THE LAW (lu., iPiurs) INFINITY FACTORY Wed CINDERELLA (Fri) CHAMPIONSHIP SKATING 1977 11 00 (1) UI WHEEL OF FOR. COMMUNITY CLOSE UP (V SUNRISE JUBILEE (4) CI) CBS MOVIE; 'Pal and Mike." Spencer Tracy. Katherine I10pbum. 1952. (84W) The cor' around a gq 4 his pr' omstheprorwlis - Incn1p1),N(W (1) TATTLETALES ) ANDY GRUFITH SHOW W 0 THE ELECTRIC CON. PANY (4) (Man) AGRONSKY AND (1) (4) (I)C1) UI NEWS O FOREVER FERNW000 (7) LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU - Guests and topics tncsj.: (Non,) "Poli gamy" (lust) Jerry Lewis (Wed.) A psy chiatrist t&ls about male sea. uahty (Thurs) "High School QO1ts" (Frl,) David Brenneq. Morning 1030 is nirii iai • Sidney Fos. 1032. Lawyer. 'national after sending limo cent man to the chair'. devotes hiS life to freeing criminals SECOND FILM: Lawless Frontier." John Wayne western. 1935. 1:37 Tu•sdav Eva Mine Saint p1ays a ww an who is too romantic in this 1940 s comedy by George Kelly Gretchen Corbett Ii featured, Two Noufi 1000 C4)(1) SWiTCH Pete plaO QOalkseptt and Mac gueredes as trainer after soccer teams star player is murdcrea, hoping to øraw out the killer, 0 NEWS 10:00 SANFORD AND SON CR) (.4) PHIL DONAHUE 5110W: CI) 2:00 Cl) DAILY DEVOTiONAL (4) PASTOR'S STUDY HOLLYW000 TV THEA. TER "Th Fatal wuiin.ss' Ca-iL" MICkiy floon,,. Lewis Slons. (88W) 1837. (Thurs.) 'Son 01 LassIe.' Pu. tie Liwlord Donald Crisp. 1944.(Ffl.)"N*fllU.thIKIM5q Whale." Robert Lansing, John °• 1966. UI SANFORD AND SON CR) (jolnid Iii progreu) 'The Mouthpisc*." WitTinWilIlasn, DAILY WORD K 8'OO (I) UI liTTLE HOuSE oii THE PRAIRIE: A blizzard traps some 01 the children on their way home from school CR) 1:35 AU. NK3HT MOVIES: 11) ploon in in un*ife mme frapping some of the miners and setting oils frantic race 10 UvS their lives ) (4) 60 MINUTES J) THE MACAHANS: James Amiss stats U a buckSkin clad mountain scout in the a a'1'Y's move west. ward In the 1860s. based on Itie movie' How the West Was Won" Two hours. CR) AN1&IALS: Seals of (hi Allan. tic," 12:37 CR) (4) LATE NEWS 0 NOT1C*AS EN ESPAFlOL mis Miracle In CuIflsId USA ' Mitchel Ryan. Kurt Ruuslt. Andrew Prini stat. A builjup ci dangerous gauss causes in undergrOund is (1) WILD. wu.o woni oc I fr Icatlon thar he gol printed. CR) (1) (1) UI NBC MOVIE: "Civisi. SHOW (7) FEEDBACK (1) ,ç CISCO: Sloni arid KiIae md thius In high Soduly after Itwy lea-tn a murdered society Coluinnhal made more money from whit he withaid 900 700 ;._ Pi*. DONAHUE SHOW: w MICE DOUG1.5H0W: 0 SESAME STREET (I) MOVIES: (Mon.) "The Spy Kise." Sebastian Caboi JIM SI. John (84W) 1969. (lust) "II Take Sweden." (I) TH( Movie (1) LIAR'S CLUB GXI) FOOTBAU. coi II' MARY TYLER MOORE 630 (I) 8TREES.VJdFRAJ4. where he spent years living in the wMd. In search 0$ hi Identity. KevIn BtoØty stats in this rw* mu. based on a recent ABC NFL FOOTBALL ES OF TUT I ) 'NO Professionals from aM (DO zoou et JShOCid10Clwangtsnd. owt h Wr$4 compsi ii Harvard Lmivsnity. (I) LUCAN; Premises. Lucan conironled ti a tosiie shIft? and ranchers when he returns to the montalns, 'MY THREE SONS (WIdJTOnMin isW (Thizs.) Psi 8dm bct Sherwood (Fyi) T' 0 MOVIE. U Csess. AN EVENING OF CHA.MPIONSH ICE SKAT. .i 0mN I• Edward (3. R0b.1I*0A DOIJISI Fairtisnits. Jr. 1030. C$esilc 5p ()5flT1511.$ 415 Ø ". voMd wim. 510 0 1)8 tbns br game today (I) t ed. NEWS NFL FOOTBALL C4)) - S Magazine bnnalshowainiedsipiose55 - enur, homed by fgh Dowos Guests Ifus week inchide: (Men.) 'ISA (Tues.) Page. Julss Fettle, TNt LAIf . - (!!L) CUT THE DOOR (I)R8IOPE - (1) 0 NSC PWS UPDATE ®UI F . FOR (Z MIDDAY (Non) TO BE AN NOUNCED(1stpurogti (lust) HOLLYWOOD TV THEATER: "The Fatal . / Weakness." (Wed.) THE BALLET SHOES: Part one / , 1' 1 ' .. PERFORMANCES: Am.lc& PMobue /;,-, - .--. (Thur's.) THE BALLET SHOES. Pailtwo(FrL )GREAT , S. alit Theater. , '1 ioe fri ee Thu. (FUI DAYS OF OUR LIVES ()® (Mon.) Pregame foCI. baa show (Tuna. through Fri.) .'S AS THE WQALD TURNS S (DCL (Moe.) NFC PLAY 5:FksiRound,Cp. r_ Arthur cher1 ' (Fri.) LOWELL THOMAS ii. Legal Notice Lega! Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF A PUILIC HEARING IN TWO CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND IN THU CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION FOR IMMINOLIM COUNTY, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. OFANORDINANCE BY THE CITY FLORIDA FLORIDA OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 7S 1 case NO. fl.)4$CA49S NotIce Is hireby gIven the? • STOCKTON, WHATLEY. DAVIN I p Pci The P,$ItIen .1 PublIc Hearing will be field at the COMPANY, a Florida ceeparation. CARLION EUGENE PREVATT, C0mnnI$s1on Roam lii the CIty Hall TO: LYKES WELLS. JR. In the CIty at Sanford. Florida, at vs. (Wheli Residence and 7:50 o'Clock P.M.m Januar"yf. CALVIN RAY SYNOM and NANCY )f7L' NOTICE OP AddreSs is Unkfiewn) Ii consIder the adeptlon of an or. Q. BYROM. hIs wife. ADMINISTRATIOII YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO ALL POISONS HAVING dinence by Phi CIty it Saniord. me above named PetItioner, ' $ CLAIMS 01 DIMANDS AOAINST FI1II4LIIH.I which Is as follows: NOTICUOP SUIT CARITON EUGENE PREVATT. TO, CALVIN RAY SYROM THE ASOVI I$'VATR AND ALL pies flied a C.mptaln$ In ttus above ANCI NO.101 NANCY 6. SYIOM OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED styled for the adepilon of the mIner IN THR'ISTATI: ReSldeiceUl*nown chIldren. JEFFREY SCOTT AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED WELLS and LISA MARIE WELLS, SANFORD. that the admInistratIon of the estate OF FLORIDA. ffiitanadlmtoforecloee mnoilai named therein, arid you are heriby of DARLENE R. NELS AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. be? C*Verkl tlii PillowIn, nil arid required tO WW a- COPS' Of V OFSAIDCITY. SAID ORDINANCE permit property In Seminole written defenses. II any. decsesnd.FlIeNumb,r77.350.Cp,1 BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN County. Florida, tOwlt: pending In the Circuit FREEMAN. 0. THOMAS THE CITY OF SANFORD. SemInole Cosntv, FlorIda. 117, TIAILW000 ESTATES. ESQUIRE. P.O. So' 7C (lOOf Hwy DivisI,rn, the aldress of which is FLORIDA. SAID AMENDIMNT SECTION ONE, acc.rdine le isa). AttarnOdi SPines. Florida SemInole County Courthouse, CHANGING THE ZONING OF A pUttiirIiti$rftordedlnplillook t .utomnev for PsIlwr. nd Sanford, Florida 72711. The personal PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN IL paues 37 aid it Public Records I Il• the orIginal wIth tt4CIit't Of the PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN it Seminole County, Florida. representative at the estate y, slyled COW' Sardord. LAKE AVENUE AND CEDAR P.s beau tiled aCkssl you and you FlorIda 32711. On Ot* January BEVERLY J. WILSON, is 137 Pin.crest Dry,, AVENUE AND BETWEEN 34TH anetIqJir,d101irveaccpyof ynir 77, D75r othIr'wi$e 5.de$ault and Sanford. Florida 33711. The name 1Lh10EAN0UTHSTREETTO6C. written defen$es, If any. loll oriC. ultimate IudgmiM wIt? be tntecsd and addres* of the personal 2 (GENERAL COMMFRCIAL) VICTOII BUTLER. JR.. ESQ. emit you Vintinui id adoptiOn. DISTRICT. representatIve's attorney ate East RInsor Stre.. Orlando • egWITNESSmy hand and thu seal ci A Copy shalt be ayallab4e at the Florida 3*1, and lIke the orlg said Court on the 32nd day of . 0fl't GE Inc .'.ty ci, tr All &*rS.OIfl having Jeims &. •., .• • December, AD. 1171. Offing to examine the Count on or bite-c th. 1Nh "iands against the estste we (Seat) required. WITHIN THREE sam,. January, 1$17, otherwise, Arthur H. SickwIth. Jr. Alt parties In interest and citIzens .fvdgmiri may be entered against MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Clerk of tne Circuit Court THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF shall have an osporlimity to be you ton the relief demanded Iii the By: Margaret L Meyer heard at said hearing. CompLslnt. THIS NOTICE. to file with the Deputy Clerk By order of me City Commission WITNESS my hand arid seal Of of the above court a written ThomaS 0. Freeman. Esci. iad Cotfft on statement of any claim or dehiand ci he C,ty o' 'ntorO Florida. P.O. los 70 H. N. Iamm, Jr. December, IS??. they may have. Each Claim be lIoC Hwy 134) CIty lerk (SEAL) In writing and must indicate ii Altamot'ie Springs, FL 37101 basis tor the claim, the nam, and PubliSh: Dec. 'te. 1177 AIlhur H. leckwith Jr. Attorne Pot Pi4dioner ,ES-17 C$u*'k of the CircuIt Court address of the creditor or his agent (305) 1)1.11% By Mary N Darden or attorney, and ttie amount NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Publish: Dec. 34. Ill?. Jan. 7,l. IL Deedv Clert claimed. li the claim is not yet ouc, TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY Publish Dec. It. l, 3 1C77 & Jan 3 th. date when it will become due DES Ill 1q15 shall be Stated, II the claim is OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. contIngent or unIiquid.ted, the Notice is hereby given that a OES-41 nature of the unCertaInly shall be Public Hearing will b held at te ______________________________ Stated. If the claim is secured, the CommisSIon Room of the City Hall securIty shall be described, The NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING in Die Citp of SanisrO, Florid NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that claimant shall deliver sufficient TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION l50o'clock P.M. on Jamsary3.1fls copies 01 the claim to the clert to to ConSider the doption ci an or OFANOROIPIANCE BY THE CITY by virtue of that certain Writ Of enable Ihe clerk to mail one copy to dinance by Phi City of Sanford, OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Execution Issued out Of mid under each personal representatIve, Florida. title Of which Notice is hereby given P1111 a the seal of the County Court of Atlpem1oflsint,q,jIflth,p, Public Hearing will be heidi? pie OrangeCounty,Flcrida,vponapinal to whom a copy of this Notic, of CommIssion Room of Phi City Hall Iudgementrendei'edin hi aforesaid OIIDINANcE NO. 1411 In tIi City of Sanford, Florida, at court on the 25th day of October, Administration has been mailed are required, WITHIN AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 7500'ckP.ManJanuary2,If7s, A.D 1171, in 11151 certaIn case en THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE or OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. tO conSider the adoption of an cr titled. *fltilghOMIi Credit Cot. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF AMENDING CHAPTER a or THE dinance by the City of Sanford. pQr'etlon, a feteien corporatlol) TI$ISNOTICE.tOIIis5flyobI, Plaintiff. 'vs. Joti H. Crowley and CODE OF THE CITY OF SAN. Florida, title Of which Ii 5 foflw they may have that challenge the FORD, FLORIDA. THE SAME Delares Crowle. his wIfe. Defen. validity of the decedent 1 wilt. he BEING KNOWN AS THE dant. which aforesmld Writ of ORDINANCE NO. his Qualifications of the personal BUILDING CODE, SAID ExecutIon was deflve,,d to me as AA'END represeritatlye, or the venue or MEPITS DELETING SECTION AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Sher'iffofS.mlnooeCoursv Florida. lurisdidlon of the cot..f, SANFORD, FLORIDA, and I hive levIed upon the followIng THEREOF RELATIVE TO THE OF ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND REQUIREMENTS THAT CU. CLOSING. VACATING AND Oesa-ibed property owned by Join OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED TAIN BUILDINGS BE RAT FREE ABANDONING THOSE PORTIONS H.CrowleyaWD,tomCrowley.piis WILL BE FOREVER BARRED AND RAT PROOFED, SAID OF THIRD. FOURTH. AND FIFTH wile. s'id prepirty being located in Dateofthefirstp,aticatof this PROVISION BEING OFIPIFO STREETS. AND A PORTION OF Seminole County, Florida. mare Notice of AdmInIstration: THAT CERTAIN UNNAMED perilcufarly described as OfIowi: BECAUSE PROVISION IS December 1RPi, 1571. FOR THE RAT FREEING AND NORTH SOUTH STREET, AND ASsOrted household lurnlshlngs, Pa Beverly J. Wilson RAT PROOFING OF BUILDINGS PAR KWAYS, LYING *EST OF *1?: As Personal Revresenta. PERSIMMON AVENUE AND I Bassett 3)31330 Raid A copy Shill be available at lIve of the Estate of BETWEEN THE WESTERLY I Bassett 3I34 Hutch Office of the City Clerk Darlene R. Nelson for alt EXTEN,, ON o I lassati 3I34.l Table SECOND persons desiring to examine Deceased I S41501 3134450 Ann Chain STREET AND THE SEABOARD same. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL 3 Bassett 313161 SIde ChaIrs All parties in Interest mist citizens COAST LINE RAILROAD LIGHT. REPRESENTATIVE: I Kern. hUt Trleie Dresser Bus OF.WAY, RESERVING THE USE stiIl have en osportimity fo C. Vemnen Mite, Jr. be OF SAME UNTO THE CITY OF lice White heard at said hearing, CLEVELAND. MIlE & SANFORD. FLORIDA. FOR 1 Kemp 1531 Tr•le Dresser By order of me City CommIsj BRIDGES Mlrtit Rice Wtiite UTILITY PURPOSES. of the city ci San.or w 'ww fl-Houses Unfurnithed IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT p SIMtNOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION PIle Neauie DivIslea Me: Estate .1 DARLENE R. NELSON ' $ Rq$s, is, 79 Save43 W1 01W L79 idmdp4.,a Da.4à D.i - *rde1dOUsy flthyPdb Oilps plus aeamyNIai ' .' ceofbevegagL I 1Jesd onI'! " COflI1 &' yourdlol muv. t 5151 wag$u jj ii !. a asmgiIik eh. Vvam',l, P NNlo laSAtleewsi. lprleu 831-9993 'I Sanford. Florida 37711 Telepiiori: 3os.3.I3u PublIsh: Dec. 70, 34. It?? PubliSh: Dec. $. 077 i i Noon 511 ____ ___ PubIlti terms 111 assIgnments, Nice slim attractive lady, Il, would like to meet nice man. FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM LPN full time, Il p.m. to 7 am. shIft, apply In person. Lakeview Nursing,Center, 515 E. 2nd st. PevhapoAlcoholiCny,,.5 Phcnelt3f307 , IS A LCOHOL A PROBL EM ______________________ HIGH SLHOOL Oil ADS.- Limited Openings NOWI Good Pay (SaIl mo , Travel, Adventure, IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON for tamiliflorf,jends o, problerndrinkers For further mntOrrnat call 173 13110, wrIte Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 Box 533 Aantord, Fla . 33711 k • • - S-Lost & Found . 'v.' • - " -------- ? • 'teward to anyone finding the purse belonging to Mrt. J. E. Evans. No Questions asked. fl. 4325. NEED A SERVICEMAN, You'll find him bited In our Business Service Directory Found: White PersIan Cat. vaclnity Of Sunhand Estates & Hwy• 41. 331.1531 People *tm like morley use low C05t classlfiedadsto buy, mill, or trade 6CNId Care Will babysit in my home, New Years Eve, experIenced couple, contact Judy al 373$$2. 9-Good Thngs to WISH I MIGHT SECRETARY PluS prciessional office needs Charm & bookkeeping knowledge SYSTEMS ANALYST E.c. Co. & salary. IBM, RPO. experience c.rderred. SALES REP Salary plus commIssion, cxc, expanding co• START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT AAA EMPLOYMENT Board. For Information and consideration, Applicant; slmoulo apply in person with the Florida State Employment ServIc,. 110 Everina Street, West Palm Beach, Florid., tUflfties Unlimited opportunity. onto of Li'T Pilpair Or 'ulI our Hair.. Use AWass Ad 33235i or all "$3 - • • 1I-IflStfllCljOffl . - . - HANNAH'S MUSIC CENTER, Lessons. Instruments, Ac cessorle,. Repairi 7)0 E. IsP St. Sanford 323 5751 Smole & group lefmnis Instrircilon available• Teaching youngsters a specialty. Latest Nuiques. Pro is certilien by USA pr's Tennis Registry. Fo, Into Doug • MallcaDw$kl. - _ Ire nation's fastest growing products. Total investment- %2at0 I 100 pcI. Security Investment 7 Company Automobile 3 All Expense Paid Vacation I No Experience Necessary Ills our desire I? Ple:p you msef your goai in lie and become successful thru Ultra Guard Call Doug Wells, 377 7541, Sanford. Ft. Monday thru Saturday lOi• ______________________________ - - S.ntord-Furn. rooms Gracious living 300 S. Oak $55 mo. In - chides utilities & maid, Sal 1503 ____________________________ ___________________ ________ __ - Immessate opening for a loans clerk.typingrequired.alsobark teller, must be experienced. Reply Box 453 Co Evening Herald, P0. Box 1137, Sanford, Ft. 3777). ___________ I. I & 3 Bedroom Apartments avalabie Pool, Rec. Room. Tennis Court. Laundry room, AC. OsPiwasher. Carpeted . Drapes Call 37)4420 between $Xlam ISom !0 THE aEcTpic coM. PANY £305) 144 tIll Fbllsi: Dec. $, 077 Df,5.1$ 'Dull ORI.1ai RAYUONDE.LUNDQUIST leg. Real Estate Broker .ales.App'amsai's 3733754 KiSH REAL ESTATE. INC. REALTOR 1301t371'eoet Lakefront, flIls,ski.3BR,possIbleSrO,75, FR, scr. porchs, wIth BBQ pit. - 17041)1 sIte. $37,050 LAKE MARY Lake Mary Btvd. Offlceslte older bldg. 144*lIaft. lot on corner. Terms possible., - $31730 ALTAMONTE Wooded conser bldg. sIte. Nice treel. hIOxIOS - $1,100. REALTORS S)QllStorJSS0IIev,s, Turn that unused piano into a bike, car, or whatever you want Pa buy. with a Classified. Dual 373 3411 or- 531 5$3• 3 BR, Porno. freshly painted Inside & Out, roomy 100 a 174' corner lot, fenced back yard witIs 20'x34' storage building, 000 Moving to a newer home, apart met? Sell "don't needs" INI with a want ad GPEGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Dr 37)1200 OSTEEN- s .cros more oress, high & dry, good ,r'y edits $13,550 with 52550 down owner will carry mortgage, we also have buIlding lets. ROBSON MAR IP(E n',ng to 1ake Monroe. Jenny Clark Realty, REALTOR, 322)101. mmwRnAM ARIA. l7% wooded acres. Neir SR II & II. Choice MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD Will psirthase III I 2nd mon fgages at discount. 21 Hour approval, Call te3 HIS - - 60 Office Sulies USED 3 & • DRAWER FILECABINETS $lOIup MANLIAL TYPEWRITERS 1304 up DESk SlXIup STEPtOCHAIRS $70&vp PIOLL'S CISl4tbecry. I? 7, 5301304 IDYLLWILDE. ExecutIve home. MInt conditIon. Has everything. DISNEY WORLD - EMPLOYEES REALTY REAl TOW 177 a.JL,ASI I Vt Ip p 62-Lawn.Gal'den 49-Country dY hired. Remodeled. WWC CH.CA. 131.300. i Tired Of OiStmt)r,. non bound traffic to eet home, and doing the same south bound to work? Live next door to pour work & save your nerves & expanse, also remove the hazard Of ti* high. way. Own your own home here or buy a lakefront lot I buIld your home. Two houses WIlT REALTY p WEALIGI, 3;' )4° Mi,II'n. I sI,,,, • ce Eve's 3231742, 322 0771, Mh33 ..' ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMSER IS 3727411. CHARM FROM THE PASTGracious entrance hall. 3 BR, , , N. LR, wtm fireplace, fill It. DR. Post, FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND _Call Dick Lacy. 3331550 FILL DIRT .CLAY SHELL. HAULINGI Chuct Gormlp, 373.4341 PopulatIon 1,730 seekIng chief of TI police Per staff of S people. should have Community oriented abilIty to conduct publIc relations programs and coo' A ' dinate law enforcement ac tivities with adlacesit corn ,nuni$les. Must possess sound leadership qualIties and be certified in the state of Fla. SupervIsory polIce experIence Is a crc requisite, Resumes will be .ccepted until 1:30 p m• on Jan. lSth, t75. Address lit resumes: Mayor, Town of Pace Inlet, 111? S. Peninsula Dr. Poisce Inlet, Ft. 33OI. An equal opportunIty employer R Ir exchange for companion of older woman, 3723553, Sanford. tome in Lincoln Helgh?st kg. FR, with exposed beam;, chaIn linked lence, range, refrigerator, close to schools & thoppingl Only 574.233. Apts for Senior Cltliens Down town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan. 311 Palmetto Ave• Furnished Mobile home lets. 5', hO', 13' wIde. me pets, adults, lv's welcome, 2543 Park Dr., Sanford. EALTY CUMFURTABLE- I BR, 1s bath SAN MO PARK-I, 3.3 Bedroom trailer opts. Adutts & family perk. Weekly 3513 Hwy. 17.17, Sanford. 373 15)0. 31-ApsrtmesWs Reliable woman to live, rent free STENSTROM ISOSW.3$tPsk., 32220.0 BEAUTIFUL-IBR,7tiathho,ne in Sonora with everything I SpIll BR plan, FR. equipped kitchen, eakIast bar S. lots of storage space? Just 141.510. LOOK HERE- 7BR. I bath home Iii Country Club Maniorl Eat ill kitchen.utiIilyroom,scr,por, nicely decofatedl Only $11,300 ONE OF A KIND- F'jrnislsed 3 SR. 1 bath home in Sanford Treesladedlotwithfencedr,ar yardl C H&A, ww carpet I. much more! Only 122,150?. clear sad bottom lake. All Frank, d-'i IMMACULATE- 3 BR, 2 bath homeonlg lot In Sanfordl Nice strategic move is to tell It In th. Herald Business Review Ike CALL 322.2ê11 Ewning Heiuld -• kitchen, scm. porch. row Pa-tIe, FR, fenced rear yard & extras ga-lorel Only $31,100. REALTOR )23C50MLS EVE. 3721)11 - Sanrora's sales Leader WILSONM.ILllFLJqNITURE BUY SELL.TRADE 311 3)1 E b'ir'st l 21 3423 _________________________ Fine selection of emo 'stun. 1.34770,1. Bob Walker Furniture GRAND OLDE 'ORY- 311,3 bath, nseds?flhe hun, $11,000. Hwy. Il 52 COUNTR, IVlNG-3BR,3baDi wil all the conveniences. large UC.NO. HOLIDAY SPECIAL- Cl. 3 BR, easy terms. 514.150. 3nsu. Realty ctas$lfledad, CaIl377.35,1or53I 322• 2420 ________________ 1713. ANYTIME 3 BR, 1 baIt. dan, 3 car carport, corner lot, fenced back yard. Multiple Listing ServIce fruit trees. $15,550. Assumable 113.000 mortgage. Painting & 2565 repair before closing, Emply, lI EALTORS PARK ready Per occupancy. Wool. mere. 3337105. - IblT50 Impuevernmnt, Interio, and Exterior carpentry, Panting amid cabinsts 70 yns ep 3130121. or 772 5303 llormerlyHarr.ettsbeautyNookl 5l5 hIlt .3721112 NUMBER IS 3223411 - Carp,t Cleaning I1caratn.cklaces,$3lyp Meeter Wallets., U up Corns in I Sect Gwattney Jewelers, 301 S Part Ave BLITZCL(ANJANITOIIIAL Euperl work Foam Usarnpo* Free etInales GJara-'!tl 034 ,, , COMMUNITY BULLET BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN SETTER, _____________________ 1977 Singer Zg Zag - Brand new, newer vied, slightly damaged km shilpeini,, bolance 511105.131?, -- ________________ ________________ - -. LIGHT HAULING ILOCALI 311 3371 ___________ _________ - ________________________ Save Money Insulate Now Ihas Dl All bIO*n 'n & Rapco 'cam tor old or , POules, block or frame 331 1353I _______ - - Lawn 1 gern EquIpnit -. --. -- ija,nsae . Sales a. Service Smittys Snappin Turtle SOs S Pank Or 372 701? Witldohousepaintitiq & repair IS yrs experience 33) 7114 - BROWN PEST 1011 TRUL 3543 Park Drive - Mscellansous Services -. - - __________________________ STOPAP4DIHINK A MINUTE. Il Classilied Ads didn't womt.' Rubsr Stamps " _________ 'e i " ii - ... 'bOb FOl, EY FLECTNICIA1II Model 130$. good for all types of carpetIng, sold originally $351, repo$s.ssedused fgr short time, balance $11.3.. 1541217 . UgMIuiing - - - 1' £cfrkaI ELECTROLUX VACUUM Paintin,_I,nterm, & exterior) IS. years experience Large or small jobs Free estimates, Call I' collect anytime (501)734 3117, _________________ SanlordPi,.7a,fl3,4)$ African Night Crawiers SC large worms, SI; Also Peat, fIne Quality, $1 bushel. Wholesale In your conslainer, $ bushels or more. 75c per bushel. SAOGS MARKET. 245$ SSnfor4 Iv.. #rAPITEONEWHOMES TO BUILD &OLDONESTOREPAIR ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULYF UL END. THE - . • _____________________ BuIy Caie - _____________________________ WANT ADS ARE BLACK I COMMUNITY BULLETIN I WHITE AND READ ALL _0VE,,R. BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN I SETTER. _________________________ Factory clearance. on slretcls zig zag sewing mactime's, Singos-, balance $33 Singer Futura. sold new for $110. pay balance ci 1233. See at SANFORD SE WING CENTER lOSOSlateSt i BR, 2 BATH- Nice nelgi, tortood, completely remodeled, concrete block, pool, carpet, - IP7I HUGHEY EQIJIPMtPrT Or'. Servce. Ci.,aring Mow.ng 0.1 Hoe Luader 3725577 Casselberr Plaza SAVE 50% Gel Pull exposure take tisal "For Sal," sign down a run a Central Heal & Ai, Conditionng For tree est,mates, Call Carl at SEARS n Sanford 372 . yard.trees.olantsgalore,ctol COMMERCIAL __________ TOWERSBEAUTV SALON area, $17,500. ACREAGF • I Laod ?Min$enance _________ - 52(050 leg Neal EState lsoteq ri011 373 $75 Broker Assoc -JOHN W .AFRo ___ ?irCostioing R*bOI.nI%IALTY MILITARY TRANSFER PEN. DING- Like viewS BR, 2 bath, garage, C PI&A. w wcarpst, split DR plan, fenced private yard. ANNE A. WALLACE '73 PINTO WAGON .................. 73 PINTORUNASOUT ............. 5M UtQUP.... '7SPIN'TOCOUPE ............. ls N,*ir.iats, '2151 '7$ PINTO ................ wino owe 'si 'w ss 251$ '7$ PINTO ................ l,beeMlsou,saeeasss.mtr,p 17 844$$ '73GREMLIN .............. scy.,,azr,st,r.s,s.sseve9695 '$3 STUDEBAKER LARK2 DR........ caiNe.,,', '6$CHEVY PICKUP .................. '74TOYOTAPICKUP ................ Caa-ee '2SS - 50-Miscellaneous for Sale ' 1215S.French 3237340 IIt1lEL1t! LIEDUIPE I IOTIIII UW IIbLUOIfflU LAKEFRONT COUNTRY HOME. NedI. amag w$ilspar'Irç pines overlooking a crystal clear lake. Spectacular visa, Greet room with cozy llrepl.c,, Every mesilty. Call for appointment. WINTER VISITOR- See our Inexpensive winter home specIal. 2 BR, 1 bath, kitchin equipped, Cli. splc.spcn, REALTOR MLS 323.5774 day night se.. origInal mIles. AC, PS, PS, I Dr.. mew tires. Rearonatle. Call 212.7fl7, ask for Oeere. 3431111 or 3114103 ask ton OPPORTUNITY, Hall 13 CheysIle Lagsu•- CONSULT OUR Decosatlnglafewantlques will make thIs home a stow Place. Harold 13 models. Call 373 $370 or 534 4405 (Dealer). type tractor. Excelled cond., Completely rebuilt, gand tIres & sheet n'selal. Rues. prieso. 303. utilItIes avaIlable, Owner will carry mortgage. Telepfson. 574. 3131 anytIme. mo.$njoo. GENEVA GARDENS JUST MAKE PAYMENT$-77 a. International 110 Dual Hydraulic system cufllvatlmug or mower available ImmedIately on beOutiful 350 acre Lake Mabel Ifisess, Fist, sail, ski, swim in OWNER MOVED OUT- Needs tO mill Phil attractIvely panelled, 3 BR. 1 bath, with large family room. Assume low Interest I. 2. & 3 BR apartments, single story ConstructIon, adull & tamnity area, cable TV Christmas bargains In our newly heated AUction House, Lots of nice furniture & bric. a.brac this week, 63-Mschirery.Toots trees. Owner must sill & las reduced ps-Ice to $11,050. A REAL - - Course home. Shady lot, $41,300. HIGHLAND PARK. 1st tIme of. 1772 Vega, mecimaniully pood body rough. $700 or best offer, See et Rldgewi Apis. No. 721. JuSt think-il classified ds didn't work, there woulon't be any? ADDINGMACPS,pf("- Golf iNS Buick Lalabre AC, P.S.. P.S., new tires, ran good. 5410. 323.1734, 3230w. Plasm, Thomas Organs-Sought & Sold. Music Lessors Private aid FREE Group SOB BAkL'$, Discount Music Center, 2302 French Ave.. 333 7335 - story. Many extras. $35,300. Credit Qualifies SANFORD AUCTION 59-Mssical?Mrctiaixlise et No Money Dcwn If Come & buy your after - - A- rtg.gss eoud DREAUWOLO. New lame. 3 _______ Mon. Dec. 26, 7 pm Sanford, Fla.,32fl1 - CANAL BUILDING SITES i Public Auction 7111 Hwy. Il 53 __________________________ If your credit has been rejected It you doeYt have a down Payment, or it yOu're loQking for a 000d new or usid car or truck I) years of tinance 'alet pei-'ence*o,kso, you Call Pete or Oscar. Winter Part 41.11114, Santord 373141, Dealer Agent. fl-Auction 15W Bass boat, like new, fully equipped, IS tip Mercury motor, heavy duty trailer wffls I ply tIres. '71 model. 3727317. -- 277 1177 707 ("7Th 5? Rabori Good Cred& Bad Credit' or No Credit Herald classitiud ad Call 332 - 7611 S5-8oats & Accessories 1 Lovely ** it ou aren't usinC your pool table. tale a cue, and sell it wIll a VA & FDA FINANCING ________________ 43-Lots-Acreage $730 mo. approx. Owner Broker. 323•7832 AR SOP). call Rick at 373*305, fl Miller's good Used Teleyisq,, $23 and up 35l Orlando Di-, j 0333 -- Orlando, $131011 Eve. 545.000. FORREST GREENE INC. iiorne Excellent Dy owner 1S73 Datun 210, 2 OR, whIte with blue Interior, I speed, low mileage, excellent cone? Ion, "0 SPoves, lool Out Of '*as' V,slt Ettmells An. tiqve%,tmi W of llormoldSR 41 at Stato, Paofa, 372 557l YOUR CLOSET. Sill those things that are lust takIng up space with a want a lntheHeraId3n.34lIor01l, ..._ AC thrvofiout Will take $7,4, 5322 or 043 71-Antiques UNCLUTTER CORNER, small attic.. Lowdown, car garage, swimming oI I tennis courts availabls, $31,100. LOCH 171 Toyota Corona, 4 dxr wag Dcii pile no longer needed Items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile tIe - money In your walls?! Brand new left in lay away, sold lies, pay balance, $7300 CN$2?? wIth an - • P'""vrP WALNUT STEREO REALTOR 377 1000 MU LyE 3731111 - LAKE MARY.- Idyltwilde. 104 Brislf wood Dr.4 SR,Zbath,poolhome.Syrs.ed. Sunken livIng room, with llreplace, famIly room, DIning room, screen porch, fenced yard, fruIt trees. Was 513.000. Reduced to 151.500. Ownem-323. 1010, _____________________________ Reborn *auv 127 HIDDEN LAKE DRIVE 3 BR. 2 baths. CH & A, Carpeted, 3 Eves 322 1311 1770512 Uuy Larr,'s Mirt, 213 Sanford Ave. Bisy & Sell, the finest in used S3-TV.RadioStereo - , 3Q11 5. Frqncts Avi .-Sarmlged. Fla Yet REALTOR.33;,01 wooded area. $3150 per acre. SPACIOUS COUNTRY HOME on I acres In Geneva, I BR, 7 baths, family room, fIreplace, plus fruit trees, $45,550. ISO' ON WEST 75th ST. older home. 515.000. to auto., - _• ' Chief of Police Pone Inlet - 5- - MIS ERROLL.OREENE - . Psm BoRe?, Ill S Kn1 A,i,e WWW Park, Florida 3734041or eves 173 0311 JOHNS RIVER FRONT HOME 100' oem rtver, 3 BR, 3 bath, C-H & A, $41,500. [] REALTOR _______________________ 414473 Ridgewood Arms Apts. ST. M. Unsworth Realty REALTOR REALTY,Inc Multiple Listing REALTOR "$3 29-ROOflfl - 30AIartm..ds Unlurnkhsd - 'lDrspe , O, PulIyourHar.. Use A Want Ad 3727411cr III LAKE MARY 24T8U31r5055 HAL COIBERT OOPertunity ' 373.5134 CHINESE SPECIALTY COOK. preplring end cookIng of various Chinesedlshueson menu, aiding other Cooks in the preparation ci all kinds of food served in the restaurant. $723 per week, at hour week. Room & IIousng Ovportunitv NewS BR, I bath homes, 171.000, Government subsidy available. BuIlder. 3727357. Equal Housing Daytona leach, will held a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Sat. at 7:30. 11511* only ooe In Florida. You oil the reserved price. No charge 0115sf thai U registration foe unless vehicle Is sold. Call 104.35$-nIl for further details. Closed Xmas Neil sale Jan. 23. Cash 32'2.4132 Want Ads Get People Together Those Buying And Those SellIng. 3773411 or ElI 5153 REAL ESTATE 7737120 REALTORS -_________________________ 3 hR. 7 bath, family room, dining room, living room, double garage, utility room, porch t3i.100 377 IllS LaeMary-3 BK. 4 :b.Ih home's Under $31,000 with less PPmarm $550 down Goverrvneqi$ rundinä Builder 323 3711 Eoval Rig Real Estate Broker 3721301 Day or Night 74'"la*x"maat 1753 they. St I mile west of Spisdeip, - .....,• Payton Realty 68-Waed 372.7171. STENSTROM REALTY Wooded 30 acres on Lk. Karns, also S acres on Lk. Sylvan, best terms• Check with motor 1 acre parce's. William MaliCzowskI, REALTOR, 3221153. * ,*. *p. NAVAL ORANGES & other Cifrus mor saId S3OObumteI 3230313 or 373 $733. Rial Estate, Inc GeneralContractor 372415? DEALERSHIP RVAlLABL Samitord. Semnole area. Earn 510.000 $30,000 year per Eat Johnny Walker OG-Autos for Sale - Montgomery Ward "Signature" space heater less than two years old Electric blowe, and tri,r mostat 1173 00 331 5412 after CallBa REASONS WHY WE'RE THE LEADERI Call Dave Farr for a confidential interview, - WISH I MY ClAsifled d1 Mr-me the buying & selling community euer, day. Read & its them Often, Babysitting Is my home, day or nIght 3230Sf. - SALES POSITION TOLL FREE-I 5004.13 Sat) . RECORDEDMESSAGE 301 Commercial REALTY Slat or 3734333 as* br Tommy. - training, individual Superyi5i. all ERA benefits, teller & buyer hOme warranty, lin,st office equipment S. sales toots I. ex. ceptional advertIsIng program are luSt a low of the many HOnda ISO take over payments, ime money down, 333. 1551. VEPiMOR( '.ASHER. Parts. "c Uteo ma(pin(, uOOP.Cv APPLIANcES. 323 courts, Club House. range, .10111 SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI Professional Req Real Estate Broker 7431 S Sanford Av' 321 olse.v,s 373 7413, 37)7173 ________________ Lost- 2 male cats, may be alone or together around 3$Ipi st. Squeaky, is dark with white stomach, medium long hair, extremely tong whiskers, pink mess & mouth, collar has name on it, 2nd cat Is plain wIth short Pair, left leg is all whIte, right leg Is tiger colored, rings on tilt tal, 3731410. Reward. BATEMAN Vocational Training Fast Advancement Opportunity, Contact U.S Navy Recruiting Office lit. 3fl 4717 Regular Military Compensation.Uniforms, Food, LodgIng, 30 day% paid vacation Complete Medical Dental Care PIuS starting pay tos' El. 1177 DOEERMAN Female, AKC. Il weeks. Champion blood lines, Will be leaving Fla. on Dec. 37th. Call 333.1213. 52-PP11a11 refrigerator, disposal, drapes, a. Much Much Morel By 7'.. pci. assumable mortgage. ASSOCIATES - 71 MUuuvchs $71 I up. Born Oct. SOft. 373. Have a room to rent? Let a ciusnieo an lind a tenant to, soul REAL ESTATE SanlotO 7 tSR. large lot. .,'res. near jtr,%, Carpeted, 5)1.100 loll Santa Nn Rrr,rt $10. Call fl3.I3j Doberman pups. AKC. tails docked, wormed. rids & blaCks. fond, 323 1322. - - 0111. AVONCALLINGI Excellent earnIng opportunity helps pay for those ChrIstmas expenses. 4413011. Write P.O. Box 171) Sanford, FlorIda 37771 BUY JUNK CARS- Prom 1)0 to $S-Pes-Sus -. Sleep sofa & chaIr. 'tw Only $17 with thIS ad. COUNTRY FURNITURE, HWY II, San. SANORA CONDOMINIUM krlder Rd., 3 BR, 7%5 bathe, 2 car garage. DR. pool, tirivis After Hours 1221254 373.3'$ 327044$ ______________________________ Whitehurst, REALTOR, 322 Can Help take. OWNERS WANT TO RETIRE -____________ REALTOR UY JUNK CANS. truck$ I im peels,5)0 to $70. 332.1510 after S p.m. & we*on. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION REALTOR rnmi MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 3711554 7221551 Realty Steam Clean Your Owt-s Carpet - Adi. commode chalrs. crutches. folding ant. walkers & wheel 'claWs, Rent or Sale. America' Rent.AlI 322.1113. SI-Household Goods Stemper Agency Jim Hunt 7521 Park Dr .3222115 77-Jus* n Chatk Disht Amsrican Posit. All, 323.11*3. - Sanford lakefront, 3 OR. 2 bath, upper 401. 904 440 soi e31 atter S p.m or 33 417$ LGndow"- Woquallfying, Several models to choos, from Call Cae to, tsa Jewelry Call 10, tree ''")isS on loll It 500 131 1251 IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A from very successful restaurant busIness In this area. Property & business under $71,000. Terms. TI TEL are OITIC)PiED VA &FHA homes located sn many areas of Seminole County. $11,300 to 550 0(t) Down payment low as 1100 CRANK CON$T REALTY REALTORS S3oatI AwuMoNEyNOw Takeorders BetweenSS&tSFcrcompanion Call 3•S97 * JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. CommercIal Phoris 332 7551. 'antord Homernakeri - owner Realtor. W. Garneft Wtiite Reg. Real Estate broker SANFORD Slf,S00 FHA resale in Academy Manor, BR, $100. $137.23 PAl, 340 monthS. Si pcI. APR. Uploeiri. 13$ 0434. ________________________ - by - 34n'I pile me longer needed Items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad. and pile the money In your wallet I WONDERFUL BUY, 5pe this immaculate 3 BR at 571.100. Whet have you gel? Owners may AuocIat. 504 fl4Q',, $tS'tI 41-Houses NurletNPf'i&LPN's.ajd,jLIvl In CompanIon, short tersy - - ft Handyman can easily convert this 2 BR, Into a 3 or I BR. Only $I3,50. Low down payment. El - S.' terms. * - American Rent.AI$, 102 W. 77th features whIch include 2 fireplaces for thosi cozy evenings, 33 & a din. 135,100, 5511. - bW1 flvsd 4-Equipms.* for Punch Bowls, Champalne Gl.ssea, Tables. Chairs, RelIc way Beds. Coffee Urns & -- yci iwuiqv N, ITt), aloe gas well furnace. RIDE BV73h5Palnmefto&then call usl WVII tell you all the Hidden Lake Or'., Sanford, 333. ________________________ a Mendsy, Dec. 16, 1$fl.41 CARROLL'S FURNITURE, 3171111 machIne. Mly automatic, sold Originally, $355 Repoea-qis... used for I months balance. 301.30,50553); a FL Rent Our Rinsanvac Slnee,'s most modern sewing JBRheusi,LMaMary,Syowneq. Call after S p.m. 447l1S?. ______________________ iJ.%o kiev Kids Looking for an extra dollar? Ask Mom & Dad to let you have a classified ad garage sale. 18-Help Wanted Cl'1CLi.t. &OiJMi, SttII 5)3$Q, tree details' KIT. Box 70), 0 Pompano, Fl, uosi . lsNfrI ederplep Wuida So regIme 511th 1101$ Oa$m N. Lflu$fuacem na-me w$ffi the C the • , line' CSW't *1 soiofl Clatity. FlorIda, DATED Decem, 21, 1177. •p, Chris E. McMaIon PublIsh: Dec. IL 70,35,7077, PubII$h: Dec. 2L II??, Jifi. 7,1. *4, Jan garage, 15. llncid corner 101. cOmmunity recreation area, & assume mortgage, is 0374. ,' _. Deit cIet uarenc. et, couple preferred, no pets. 327. .1______ 4-Personals • 5.1 For lent- 2 BR, furnIshed cot. lully carpeted, fully poulppul kitchen. lavs*y reins, 3 W tage. Lake Golden, retired SLlnesMlnuinum . - Byowner-SBR,7b.th,C.H&A, '.. ' $ . I7SlNGE FUTURA ISIS. Harmey area. NO mo. No pets, 34,531$. Sundaj - Noon Frkay , IanW. White oes.ite Alt pietIes in interest aiwcslj,ns 2 Mon-IOn 23$ Metal led Frames NóTiE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION shall have an opoortisul?y to be ISeela ilSUComfort DeLuxe I.'fl, OFANOROINANCEBYTHECITY heard at laid hearIng. By order Of the 2 City CommIssIon 33 ' OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Comfort the City of sansore, Florina. DeLuxe IS Sea SprIn,s Notice ,s hereby given ttiat a H. N. Tamm. all orseerty to be sold in a lot. SaId Public Hearing will be Mid at ttse IN THE CIICUIT COURT OP THE CIty Clerk property beUt, stOred at AAA Commission Room in the City Halt EIGHTUNTH JUDICIAL Cli. iii the cIty of Sanler'd, FIend., af PublIsh: Dec. 34. IS?? Fui?ulhite & Auction. 150 N. 17.17. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOI.0 7:00WcIoctP.M.onJanu.ry3,, DES.131 Ls,.ii4. FI.vide. COUNTY, FLORIDA I- the imderslpued as Sluerter to consider flue apuon of an or. ____________________ CIVIL ACTION NO. ??-$O$1.CA4*4. ormanc. by flue CRy of saivere keitiel. C,uf!Il', Florida. will at FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND FIorIda,fft)eotwhfJuIsnte: NOTICEOFAPUBLIC HEARIN IllS AM on this 3rd day of LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI. 0 Jensmrp AD." IS?I, offer for' sale Plaifltlft, TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION and sell So thu Pililiset bidder. for ORDINANCE NO.101 vs. OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY cash. subleci Ps any au all existing OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. WALTERHALLAM.JRaniiRUTH ANORDINANC(OFTHECITYOF liens, at the Fred (West) Door ol• E. HALLAM. hit wife. Notice Is tisreby given P1551 a the Seminole County Counters. lrfr" SANFORD, FLORDA. AMEN. Public HIItiVI will be hOld ml Defendants. Sanford, FlorIda, he above DING ORDINANcE NO. lOS? OF CommIssion Room of the CIty Hall NOTICE OF SALE SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE In personal oropefty. the City of Sanford, Flori4a, at NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN That said sale Is being mane to that BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN lXo'clockP.MonJau,ry7, wu the 5th day of Jan'ary, P75. St THE CITY OF SANFORD. to consider the pnon oi an or' saifify the termi of maId WrIt Of lI.00a.m.attMW,s,Fred(of FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT dinance by the City Of lentord Eaea,tleri. he Seminole County C04Rth04Ae. CHANGING THE ZONING OP A Florida, title it which Is as follows Johmn E. Polk. Sanford, FIoriØ, the undersigned PORTION OF THAT 9uerfff CERTAIN lsrk wIll offer for sale to the PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN Seminole County, ORDINANCE NO. sloJeej and best bidder for cash tie FRENCH AVENUE AND MAPLE leflda oliewin, described rsel prsgafly: AVENUE AND BETWEEN 34TH AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIT PublIsh Dec. If. I'. II. 7077. Jsn.3. Lot 3. Block A, CRYSTAL 3TNEETAND24TNPLACETO OF MORES, aCCitdln to tie PI SANFORD, FLORIDA, IGENUAL COMMERCIAL) AMENDING CHAPTER 1COF THE hereof as rocordei in Pet BiOk I?, DISTRICT. OF THE CITY OF SAN. _______________________ I 'agese.PbIlcRecof5.,,i,te A copy shall be available at the CODE FORD, FLORIDA, THE - '°I" LAKE MONROE- 3 acres, 3 BR, 3t bathe. pool, $IUSS. Clark Realty. REALTOR. 322. Days3fli1 NlOfts. an ns Private collage to winder vIsitors, ER. kitchen, air. TV, Lake Yr 0(51? :wnty. Florida. SAME Office of the CIty Clerk for all BEING KNOWN nclvding SpecIfically, but not AS THE PLUM by persons desiring to examine the SING CODE, SAID ray of limitation, tIle following same. AMENDMENT NOTICE OF A PUILIC HEARING lures ADOPTING THE IS?? REVISION TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION AlIpertIesInInr.q,sfcitI, lange Ovin TO THE illS EDITION OF THE OFANOROINANCEIY THE CITY shall have an oomrtsmlty Pm Dishwasher be STANDARD PLUMOING CODE, OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. heard at said hearIng, Disposal AS AMENDED WITH THE NotIce Is hereby 1ven that a Sy order Of this City Commission Waler Heater FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS; Public HearIng will be held at the Of me CIty of Sanford, Florida. CWralHeetendAfrNn, AMINOMINT OF THAT SUCTION Commiss.on Rosin of the City Hall H. N. Tamm. Jr. RELATIVE TO UNDERGROUND ci 7:50 o'clock PM. on Jasusosryt, seetherwlthallslrvctvresannlm. CItyClrt INACCESSIBLE WATER Im.tonie.rttiemeØionofan rpwmajsfs flow and hereafter en Pi,u$lsju: Dec. 35, 1177 IIIa $ lid land, arid fixtures attached DISTRIBUTION PIPING UNDER by tie CIty of Sallotd, D($.I isreto. and all rents, Issues. SLABS TO REQUIRE COPPER FIdrId., title it whld Is as toIlew: oc.ee a-ed IN TIll CIRCUIT COUNT OP THU WATER TUBE MINIMUM TYPE ORD$NAIICENO. IllS ) - RATES DEADLINES The Doy Before St. Johns Realty BROKERS nit lolsing, SIlO month, flat, last & $30 deposIt. 373.0543, Ic.tsecvtjv.tfmss ...lkaIIee 7 carseso,tfv,flmes.....SSca line 5:00 AM, - 5:30 PM. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY "Noon 1 2 ER, fenced yard, air con hIss ................lkaNae HOURS a' 'N A copy shall be avallabte at the I Kemp 1* l*awer Chest Rice Office of the City Clerk to, all White rions sIring to enamlse ttue I Keep liSt $4 Headboard Rice H. N. Tamm. L, 04 STANDARD WATER TUBE, accrue from said premIse. all ci EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL hlch are Included within me CUlT IN AND P01 SEMINOLE BRASS. CAST IRON PRESSURE AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY PIPE OR GALVANIZED STEEL OF regolng description and the COUNTY. FLORIDA SANFORD, FLORIDA. CONY.. 2 p.m. (lust p ub.ndonm thered, also all gas, PIPE; CLIMINATION FROM THE AMENDING CHAPTER h$'.'t OF CAll NO. 7L$4S.CA4,.A earn electric, water, and S. G. LATTY, IndIvIdually and as TABLE ENTITLED 'MATERIALS THE CODE OF THE CITY OF FOR patlng, cookIng, refrIgerating, Trustee, PLUNSING IN. SANFORD, FLORIDA. THE SAME Plaintiff S I A I. L A T I ON s' Itufirig, plumbing, ventilating. KNOWN AS o F SEING THE rigallng, and power systems, vs. BITUMINIZEDSEWEMPIPEAND MECHANICAL CODE. SAID BWdU achines,applIance,,fI,t, D.A.C. CORPORATION, a Florida FITTINGS AND CONCRETE AMENDMENT ADOPTING THE punlenances, *111th new are or CORNER (Fri.) FRENCH Corporation, and HYDROFOIL SEWER PIPEtAMENDMENTSOF 7017 REVISION TO THE 07$ ayhareafterp,r$ain,e,u, THE SECTION RELATIVE TO EDITION OF THE STANDARD CORPORATION, a Flonide Ph. in,, or os sa premises, even ooratlon, SAFETY PANS AND RELIEF MECHANICAL CODE. AS uiu they be deIacl or WITH Defendants. VALUE WASTE TO REQUIRE AMENDED THE tactabie. TANKS OR HEATERS TO REST IN FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS. NOTICE OF SAIl This sale Is made punuanf to a N0TtC(lSHEREByGIVEN,,,, GALVANIZEOSTEELON OTHER DELETION OF THE SECTION set Jvdem,nt eiter,d In Civil METAL PANS OF EQUAL SITTING FORTH OfltIiIIOffida,ofJa%g.ry,IflL FEES lion No. 771021 CAIS.L , CORROSIVE RESISTANCE WHEN A U E N 0 N I N T 5 the Pour of 11:50 AM. at this 0 F CEGEHEIW. OSPITAL ridIng In Phi Circuit Court Is arId frond deer of the evnInoIe Cou,mty WATER HEATERS OR HOT THAT SECTIÔNThjLATIVR TO S.mN'uele County. FKIrNa Courthouse. Sanforo, Florid., pts WATER STORAGE TANKS ARE FURNACE ROOMS TO PROVIDE INSTALLED ABOVE FOOTBALL SATED this 71st day Of Decem. I$lder5l5nIdCIsvtwlIlgfferfoq-sa THE WHEN AN APPI.IANçE II r, I77 CEILING LEVEL. to the highest and best bIdder LOCATED IN A FURNACE A through Fd) AL'NTH( U EAL) COPY shall be Cash, ?tse following descrIbed real aval!ab$e at the ROOM THE ROOM SHALL HAVE FAMI.Y (8) Arthur H. BeckwIffi.Jr. Office of the City Clerk for' POYIn5,lfl 4,g.4 atl AN OPENING SUFFICIENT IN Clerk of me Circuit court Seminole County. Florida, to'wIt: persone deslrbq to examine its SIZE TO PERMIT REMOVAL OF By: Mary N. Darden T Portion of LOIs 1. 2 ant . same. THE LARGEST PIECE OF THE Depedy clerk EeSt%tOfLOf3.IyI,Ig10IJgP,'.OfA FURNACE IN SI.ICH ROOM Mliii: Dec. . 7077 RaIlroad rltht.cf way and Shall have an Opoortimity P0 A copy shall be avsilable at the 5,34 Slate load No. G$ it FOREST heard at said heating. Office of time City Clerk for all By Order Of th, City Commission CITY, ORANGE PARK, according r'sons desiring examin, the the City of Sanford, Flitida-. to lie piat fheroit as recorded in lame. _______________ H. N. Tamm, ,p, Pta? leek 3, Pge am, public MOTLL All parties in Wei'sst arid citizens CIty Clerk Shall have en OisOrtaiity to be Records of Semlno!e County, (*t. Florida. 34. IS?? Hir'd St said hisrt4, Excop? for • portion taken by 0(1-121 By Order it time City Commission Florida HIllwe. Depramt CL (Mon.) FOOTBALL it the City Of Sanfsed, Florida. POio lying South Of Fida H. N. Tamin, Jr. Highway No. 434. City Clerk NOTICE UNOIR PlCTpyposj Including buildings or structures, PublIsh: Dec. 34. I71 NAME STATUTI 015 134 Iixtur 1II4 appurtanances on sai' TO WHOM IT MAy CONCERN. 0 SESAME STREET therewith, Notice Is hereby glyon that the (I) MARCUS WELSY. M.D. undersigned, ICit$uant to the This tile Is made puvsuwf CR) Summary Final Judgment in Name Stesufe," Cluople, NoTICE OP INTUNTIO$e TO Pereclesurewser In Civil Afi S.OlePNebdiMaidoS,orlIlrgimor IIOIITERPICTITIJ$NAl 4:30 Ne, 7e.3amC. , wilt Clerk it mecw*,ti C.I,,, NOTICE IIHIRIIVOIVIN mat I AWN 12 gui CirNClwt inoal isr " $onk uisie me IMI*NO Poff50 desfr'oa 5s er Wie 0:69 Iii, Ws.1N$is lbs seis aninar DATED tbIs flao lap it IRdee eb. ficifrlemis ?401 if Mc. .; mCAss1L.,IRY 'IXACO L (Men.) FOOTBALL MACHINE SHOP it hEAL) which I $l J)oñ1 tbe OOMT. (Twit lii MII IAdeS'?IIl PIeS. CIty St s Pd.) A4lhu H. Sechv.. Jr. I. NIgh 7 Aftamonpe SprIngs, County of CIII .4 me Circuit Cowl '-'V Se5nIS. $NitPIIe4a. Notice Is By Mary m ISis $r$y I5t* In sail Mifuer liWn N, Doria-n ca1lrr1es. thel W Ufldars4ned _"_-is' wwAr 322-26H CLASSIFIED DEPT. 0 'S I) - -vsw Orkndo - Winter Park .1 ' 1ow-cogtvncjn' Seminole • P.O. Drawer Z. 41-Heuws __ . CLASSIFIED ADS ' - - wv Iyoniø, lOsusM, Ssafsit FRESTIMA7ES 323.1111 sifis ads lerv.4te buyine'j selling community every day' R$ad & u$e'Themn u. be any. ., Land Ctsmdng -__________________ t.an clearIng & 3 vend leader & di4fl truck for rend or lease, 327 'all ____________________ LawnAintuiarw - WPmeses.a-Ie maoetooqder,Iss,led st Class 31 Call 373.00. Saw Pills, -- 'Il)IQN SAW FILING Let ustsleyourspt Amerin RenI All 3235113 ______ EXPERT LAWN SERVICE CompleteLa*nCar, - Ccntractsl,refsrred, 373)117 - UØlslrIng ___________________ ALTEIIATIONS,ORESSMAKING ORAPES.UPHOLSTERY Pr'nneJfluzo7 ________________________________________________________________________ To List Your Bu5Ineu...DIoJ 322-2611 or 831-9993 I �Itvehs b$evaW. $infsr, Fl Msnday. Dec. u. im Ir NEEDS GET acAT rZ YOUR I C IOJ AMC NA2 THE IOWIN IVIIYDAY rug of HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL WHERE IOU ARE NEVER ALONE FROM ALL OF i US AT ABC ---- 4.19-46.95 2ND GROWTH RID BORDt AU' CHATEAU LASCOMBES NY STATE PP4k Mt D GOLD SEAL CATAWBA 1.99.53.95 VVW I( ,. 2.19.24.95 NICOLAS 'RI P*CH 111 KAUXILAIS ii ssssu. 2.49-25.95 '12 CHAT. FIGEAC 6.19-61.90 '76 POUILLY FUME 6.69-66." LIEBFRAUMILCH ¶" I. HEAVEN % 80° KENTUCKY BOURBON : 4,41 ENTERTAINMENT - HI-WAY ILII AT CA5%,LItNR. REVOLVING BAR WITH COLOR CHANGING FOUNTAIN OPEN SUNDAY '""' "DISCO" LOUNGE HI-WAY 436-ONE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT BLOCK I. OF 4 -OPEN CHARLES FOURNIER ILANC DI ILANCS 27.95 CHAMPAGNE tiWOMOULIN ROUGEE 011 COLD DUCK CASE 5TH '. "THE HAPPY VODKA' . KESSLER BLIND JONNNIE WALKER "SMOOTH AS SILK" "RED" 5TH '11111 .IP PROOF 97 5Th V.0. NEARTIB katirnius - A • Sm 1K LIQUEUR MEXICO I IMPORTED 10 IMPT. I p- , .( • DELUXE CANADIAN WHISKY IRB I ROYAL • - VODICA ' - TURKEY MOLMIM fill ill -- *8 I 1%. I _ - - 91T -V Lii IN HA MARIA LIQUEUR STN 8.39 PETER MIENS CHERRY 5TH :-: Ils 'J$RuW&JALUUs11Fp(11CN 5TH 8.38 Si. SAMSUCA 9*1051 5TH 7.81 somcahmen CMINSOM GAL1,11111110 Ilk aasn IallT 41177 iii FL&SOUVENIRGIFTIOXT SEAGRAM V.0. JIM SEAM KY. IRS. SLACK & WHITE SCOTCH 99 A 0111111.11101111 am 11611111M or in sip so CAMPAMAPIRniy 6TH £ 5TH 8.39 AMMETTO, MINTHE-CACAOIANANA A1II$1TTI.SLACKIIRY UK P1111,111.scillown no 0 41100-TIM 81C. 001111AI CVTTY SAM SCOTCH 5TH 75.55 SWEATER GIN CHIVAS REGAL SCOTCH 5TH 125.00 SACARDI RUM $MIRNOFF VODKA at. illS TANGUIMY GIN HARVEY NISYSI CIIAM 5TH $1.55 GOROONS GIN .15* ST. 14.51 T 111111$: '- .7.03.81 -, gob" -. - iT. $2.0 J. - I - -ROM 5 - *SM SIAM IV NI nI_I IV. .._ 2.7$ •S 111411101 FA ZIWAKOIL - 4.69 - 3 1A 0T. 5.49 LITRt 3 . $ Sill' .7. U 81 17.81 4999 • SCOTCh c/i 9 99 £ ' ,. • 11$t*1 In=S L*1i CI BOTTLE ii-, nr 1 QT'' 2 QT21 ,9 69 C CA5$ "i ." su CASE 'Al, 'I" "' 9, ABC 11 son" ..554 9 5 NW iS 30 3.56 2 .61111 3910 __Nil kl*N - 42'9K" MIM SONISON •- 5753711 _.•,. L - .- -• • - _____ .,, ,. . .. , ______ • JOHN DANIELS NIfSM PsN by Yss NOW THE FISH Witt WAIT With temperatures in the high 30's Richard hurst (left) Jeff Berard and William Caldweil decided to cut short their fishing and do a little hand warming over a fire in a grill at civic center picnic area. - By MARYLIN SHEDDAN Commission and reouest Accreditation of Hospitals, is said, Bentley headquartered In Chicago and supplies accreditation teams such as the one which vialed Seminole Memorial Hospital, and included a physician, a hospital administrator and a registered nurse. Problems cited at Seminole Memorial included an Inadequate "These are audits of the doctors in the hospital by. other doctors in the hospital," according to Bentley. He explained that the Joint Commission bases Its recommended num ber of medical audits on the number of pa tients ad. miLled to the hospital during the year. "We were to do eight audits, according to Joint Commission standards," Bentley said, "and those audits have been corn- "lack of documentation of clinical review being done at our department meetings," Bentley said. This means that, although doctors each from department meet together regularly, ts were not keeping minutes of the meetings which lnclvdei such details as specific histories which they might discuss. "We have changed the method of taking m inutes at these departmental meetings, and that has t ir accreditation check,, and we pay them for it. It is number of medical audits in 1976. Dleted alteady ft vear." A second problem was a said. Elevenchangeswlll have to be made at Seminole Memorial Hospital before it can meet the standards of the Joint Commission an Accreditation of Hoiltals, Hospital Administrator William Charles Bentley said today. All but one of those Changes are already being made. Bentley said, adding that "we write to the Joint strict ly voluntary on our part to be inspected by the Joint Commission" Th Joint e hpm rnrrpw4pd to Flonflov Five further recommendations Included "lack of documentation" in various areas of the hospital. "All the information is here, in patient files in our records, it the Joint Commission wants to see separate files on these t hings so the team can simply pull those out and look at them" Bentley explained. The report required that separate files be set I in t he areas of (I) anti biotic uses, showing what drugs were used for what diseases; (2) medical review, showing how often doctors put information on patient records, and how quickly that Information is transcribed into the hospital's permanent records; (3) the use of anesthesia ,showing specifically what type of anesthesia was used in every case in the hospital; (4) physical therapy, showing evctly what type of therapy was used In any case in the hospital, and iS) respiratory therapy, showing what types were used on any patients In the hospital. All those files have been established Bentley said, and cross-reference information Is being put Into them now. "A lot of these things just make it easier for the team when it comes here to com:ct the survey," Bentley said. Other problems cited include doors which do not close automatically in case of fire, and a new fire alarm system combining electronic and manual operation, so that a fire alarm could be sounded automatically or by hand. Installation of those systems is now "about 90 percent complete" Bentley said. The only problem not yet being corrected, according to Bentley, is the lack of latches on patient room doors in the "Three North" or female medical patients' wing. "We have not decided how to do that yet," Ben- i' '.• ,: : tley said, explaining that there is a controversey among both Joint Cornmission and other people on what type of lock should be used on hospital doors ., Altamonte Doctor Aching To ":''• '4.'b• - i Challenge A dvertis ing Proh ibition DOS EQUIS -11,96 IMPT AUSTRAILIA • FOSTERS By DONNA ESTES HeraIdSiafI Writer -13.95 IMPORTED CANADA or. sees or. $4.11 OT. 87.15 ..4ai. - ____ -11.96 MOLUN NMW000CANADIAN Or .- - to the city co'incil. saying payments can be made Massey said since he no lncn'tainclrcisntances,"said longer represents the Hat- Daniels. taways, nor does any member "I contacted EDA by of his law firm as far as he telephone for exact no conmct now exists. autlxirizatlon and was told by "If there was a conflict for Oxley to submit itemized me or anything wrong with it, statements of time and at. no muni ci pal attorney could tendance records by Ptland to harnfle any buniness for any hun and if those matters were ,.4$i,.e ,I tli.l ,,i,,nIa4,.Iitv I.. ,..nnl.1 ..k...4. 1 .,,,4 In that is not right," Massey said. payment. 'For me to back out would cast "Mayor Piland sent a sumaspersions on my int egrity. mary statement to EDA. One of that I am Oxley's men, the mayor told To do so going to make a biased decision me, sent the summary back for those I have done business with' a comment that it With." peared in order. I did not see Daniels said despite Massey's the letter, but Oxley had told opinion and assurances, he will me not to sign a check until he recommend that a special cleated it and I have not," attorn ' be medoadvlse the D4rid. "My concern is whether or city In this one fiance. Of the FBI and IRS In- not there is a vi olation of the vestigatlons Daniels said hehas Copelandantl4lckback act and no personal knowledge. See CONFLIC'T Page Z.A '-•": Should chiropractors be permitted to advertise ta let the public know who chiropractors are, what they do and how they do it? Dr. William Perry Webb II of Altamonte Springs believes they should and is challenging the state Board of Chiropractic Examiners' 11111-year old ruling -11,95 1 , JIB SCOTCH J1111111 SCOTCH STANLEY KY. VOOIIA OT 102 0 5TH 824f' •s HEREFOROSCQW$ no 11.76 -' IF,4 ITN $4.96 . - S the next CASE OF 24 I •, • ITS Larry Pellenn," Massey said. money and in Pellerin has since been elected paragraph reversed itself by GARY MASSEY FURSTE w PALLANTINI SCOTCH %IIfl7 73.15 SEAGRAM 7 CROWN MARTINS V.V.O. SCOTCH ST. 7315 SEAGRAM V.0. SLENO TEN NIGH SOURSON flY. $7.15 VAT GOLD SCOTCH I no circumstances can the answer to a question from mayor be paid any federal IMPORTED GERMANY SUPERIOR ,,aA weeks ago." Massey said in / IMPORT ED MExICO PUllET imsegamema" CASE -!' '.SM ,1,$,,t 11.96 I'm so" - ___ Else . LOWENIMU -13.56 _319 .' 7 IMPORTED GERMANY UTA ST. 17.81 CANADIAN L. StENO u, Ii.. MC 181' VSSM IT. $310 11V1011111( SCOTCH at. 07,81 CALVERT EXTRA SlING . $455 IMPERIAl, 5IJ sr SIN 0""1*ICSTCNsm 71*1 EARLY TiMEX IT. ALMARS SNMy sr s s To PUSH SIHINU iTs 41.11 SEAGRAM GIN IN 52.16 JACQU1U S * IRANDY ITS 51.8$ VERT Go NOONS VOSU ) WEJ CRYSTAL CLEAR SAVE 3 Sill "AL UT 1,411111" POT BUY BY THE CASE & SAVE 5TH 71.8$ CANADIAN CLIII KENO 5TH 75.15 OT. 58.95 CANADIAN CLUB BLEND OT 50 flY. $7.15 MARTINS V.V.O. l 5TH SYN 53.5$ GRANTS $ YR STN ST UN 3999 SHERRY,CNEAM OR PALE DRY, PORT WHITE PORT. MUSCATEL 1,17RE COCATAR 13 ' '•''" flict under those rules ether. the check to reimburse the city "1 at a city co uncil meeting for t he coordi nation function. did admit to 11 conflict over t he "The return letter to me in ltattaways at one tim e some one paragraph said that un der Seminole Hospita To Comply W ith Acc reditation Herald Stall Writer t • SYPH '' Iv l$7 H BALL loll 21/W 0Ij ROCKS $ 0121/.W *n1A.WAaPUII -TJPQ*Ap it S 01111 wm &I M 1/1 " a "" " 75, BURGUNDY, CHABLIS CHIANTI VIN 2 ii •1' SAUTERNE. CLARET tilmu IAK 39 Cl AS PREMIUM CALIF. WINE STN a W*UWS OMAN ~w WINE 111V own 1. STH 7.39 Cl SHCII 0 1111111111119WOUR s at 4 CAM - LAI$i$ C I _______ CHAW*$ 4 it 01111112 ffs un ES - - • 0111THPURCHASE ST - - Chanes 'Almost Complete' ---- .'. SCOTCH a q j! : - ,_ 10*1* 17'31 BULLOCH LADE MVI N UNIT ML PSI IWIWAll 1-01 707, ON THE ROCKS COMM 3 01. MARTINI $07. W1NI 407, MA*NATTAN 1201, SHANOy 5.07 WHISKEY SOUR 17-07 GOSLIT 5 01 CHAMPAGNE 14-01 StIR II Recommended o' REFUND iii I&L N. vestigation. possibility of another attorney Daniels said he will have coming In. placed on the agenda for the "He said he thought there Jan. 4 meeting the auedlon of migii, - - .... whether a special attorney have said all right," Massey sho ul d be hired to represent the said. "I have since done some city's Interests at a Jan. 11 research on whether there public hearing. wouldbeaproWemand Idon The hearing involves a believe there will be," the atrequest for the Jon Zabel torney said. property In the Ranchiands. Massey sa id he has The owner represented by represented u Hattaways on attorney Torn Freeman has only two matters and asked for preliminary plat represent the father-"Pi approvalto subdividetwolarge bind lots into It smaller lots for He said the two matters involved a planning and zoning Daniels said he Item In Casselberry and a wi th Massey after last week's disput e on real estate com• ANY12.49.s MIXIcuAII IUVVII IMINT MEXICO ...::7 • 2 1 wuw - j6 9 S'.1 OT MI - - 479 IT - .. IUM $ " declined, however, to reveal the Hattaways. "Daniels and I got scope or substance of the in- Into a discussion of the . .n. • tie; ni. WINDSOR CANADIAN III COFFEE 1 79 £3' I '' KANLUA MINIAT1100C. in office by one or more city the Tuskawifla area, denied y officials, adding that the conflict exists. Internal Revenue Service also He said he did have a is invoivei in an investigation disionwithDaniets4tJ In Winter Springs. Watt Daniels he had represented the -: 9 ____ ____ 7tH CASE iox vestigating alleged wrongdoing home is being constructed in KY. BRB IT. -- RUNTY S >' says the federal agency is in- of Winter Springs while his new NJ WILD TURKEY 101 CANADIAN SOND 1714711* WIlt 75.95 CIII i _. F.B.I. agent George Walt renting in the Terraces section 10 YR 22 KT. GOLD FINISH PORCELAIN ' (away. lawftrm," he said, "but I have Massey says no co nflict exists no preconceived ideas of who and he will tell the city council we should ask." that at its Jan. 4. meeting. Massey, from the home he Is SWEET OR DRY WISER'S missions on land located in He said, however, he has county territory, refused to sign a check to Massey said be has found six transfer $4000 from a $120000 opinions of the state ethics grant from the U.S. Economic commission, since his Development Administration discussion with Daniels, (EDA) to the city's general backing his decision that no fund to reimburse the city for conflict exists. "Even If there is tim e and work done by Mayor no conflidunder the la w, there TroyPilandin coorthnatlngthe could be an ethical conflict as grant. farap the rules and regulations "1 sent a letter in late Sep of the Florida Bar are concon- (ember or October asking the cerned," Massey said. EDA and Charles Oxley, head But, Massey added, that in of that agency in Atlanta, his o pinion there Is not a con- specifically for a ut hority to sign (A in part by Mike and J.R. Hat- connected with the Massey - PNILADELPNIA Interest A conflict over a possible council meeting "Ma ssey's confli ct of Interest is shaping up ai1ity to represent the city." in Winter Springs. Daniels said that Massey Meanwhile, the Federal "acknowledged to me per. Bureau of Investigation has sonally that he still represents Joined an Investigation of Mike and JR. liattaway alleged improprieties by one or other matters," adding that ft more officials in that South 7itxl matter "concerns Hat. Seminole city. (away Realty and others" Deputy Mayor Jo hn Daniels Daniels said that he will said today he believes a suggest that the council concon fl i ct of Interest will exist if sider naming an attorney to ctty Attorney Gary Massey represent the city at that represents the city on a meeting. '! will insist that the question co ncerning land owned special attorney be someone 139 ST CASE SCOTCH 6 7 4 S .. 50 sPERomi, J 9.49 5.99 11.99 8.99 4.99. 11 95 459 6.49 2.49 IMP. ITALY GORDON'S Conflict Questions Being Raised 5TH .. HAIG PINCH 899 ASTI=SPUMANTE 3*49 VODKA EX.DRY ........5TH N.Y. STATE SPUMANTE. SPA'y,.i?,Q OJPIGUNDY 3- STNS 13.50 ...........aIM Fø,..v"dr •... SUNDAY- • BLANC DE BLA NCS ............5TH 111112 BLANC DI BLAN CS mit MAGNUM LE DUC ttorn e.y 9.4p ROYAL DE NEUVILLE WHItE ......5TH FRANCIS FINEST 5TH _________________ '1 1 VINT. RUINART ________________ GOLD SEAL PINK. BRUT. EX DRY. COLD DUCK. 1 G(IB Winter Springs A 9.95 5TH IX DRY ......... 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ONLY ABC HAS A TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED WINE CELLAR WAREHOUSE 2407 CS 12 2407 C$12 IMPT ITALY 1.55.19.95 70th Year, No. 110-Tuesday, Dec. 27, 1977 a IN A BEAUTIFUL NEW DISCO ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE 6 $ YA g" BRING IN THE NEW YEAR LAMIR1JSCO.LA BRLA BLUE LABEL tIEB1fi*UMILCH YOUR •LU CIITIIIISNAUSY - DR. WILLIAM WEBB wants to advertise A ctdropractk physician for the pat , years, Dr. wht from his office in the EZSCIdIY' pg months ago advertising practice on television. Th adverti*ing LtOUgilt him so many new patients, he said, that after two months he had to cot down on the draflhatic commercials. Asaresedtof the challenge to the authority ol the stale board, Attorney General Robert Shevin's office in circuit court In Orlando filed legal action seeking an Injunction toMop Ow advertising, Dr. Webb said the circuit court is scheduled to rule in January on whether to grant the injunction, lithe injunction Is granted, Dr. Webb said, he will appeal the decision to the federal court using as his basis that' editutlonal rights _____ ) j (freedom of 5p4 lIth(due process) amendments to the U.S Constitution are being abridged, "The Florida Chiropractic Board of Examiners has legislation allowing It to make tidings aid dissove rulings," said Dr. W'bb. Noting that up until 195$ chiropractors could advertise in the media, he said the board made a ruling at that time restricting such advertlsimig. "1 appealed to the board four times over the past year to change their ruling and they refined to comply with my request," he said. "My only alternative was to test the ruling and I decided to test it via television. I believe that a change In the ruling is forthcoming 'h only as it atfeels the printed media. A ban on advertising on the electronic media would dill be a violation of my constitutional rights," he said, Dr. Webb said that Charles Rumberg, representing Shevin, has advised the chiropractic examiners' board It should change its ruling to comply with the U.S. Supreme Court decision permitting attorneys to advertise. "But, there isa fallacy in that advice In that the decision permits attorneys to advertise lees In specific cases such as uncontested divorces and bankruptcies, "We, chiropractors have a problem with our profession in that the public is unaware of iihowe are and what wedo,"he said. The Board of Exam ineis, Dr. Webb said, Is made up of five members of the profession, selected by the governor and who were referred to the governor by political patronage committees. ..This type of board does not give my profession or any other profession the best representation. We don't get the best qualified men on the board, but rather the men with the best political connections," he said. %Then the board would not change its advertising prohibition, Dr. Webb said he gent to Shevm's office and asked that the Florida Constitutlon be upheld and that the board be forced to comply. "Shevin's office didn't say yes or no' They didn't want to rock the boat," he said. Dr. Webb decided to challenge 11w ruling after he read of successful court challenges by doctors in Virginia. Today Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Coaski . ........ Crossword .......... Editorial ....... Dear Abby -' - 4-A Horoscope i-A hospital 2-A 3-A Obituaries 2-A i-A OURMIXES .......... ... 3-A .............. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 26, 1977; <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/3e3ab63fd73c76c5e2dd978e99522619.pdf f378e74774d6a169b614d51c7ce19f12 PDF Text Text 40-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec23, 1917 BLONDIE by Chic Young E BOSS CAVE 'E ) DOROT*4Y MAMILL ( DOESN'T GOARfrD TPEOPLE, WITW A STC 11 , • v IN ur iEDw.'rcj ___ PEC.E KA1E) p 1 NCIJ sMo_o 45 c.e .,:T..i VCU j-' ) 'i-... '0 • I 3 1 I by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY - HEY, MAN! WHERE SlIOULD I 1JANPA... CUBA... RUSSIA... 160T030114T1-IEARMY? _________•. / £. 0 r\\o 0 .&j by Art SaflSOf E BORN LOSER 7 HOW cokkE ThcAm £ XR CXFELb 22 r1- 31.y) (2 1.EAt - I 16 WERE (' T ARCHIE by Bob Montana II DO AE ...Eu SCE CE CI 0. PLAY 7 p sc s_ ' - .E SB. J = 1 J23 •24 46 Sl 49 so 56 — - 52 - 60 i '58 62 6 WOOD SHOP WO00 SHOP By BERNICE BF.DE OSOL EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider iopce iT V AkYILX lu ctyiL j ojrf m CATEGORY FT OFAtJ JJEST o flME LULL kID DO ytX) LG RY? or i I MM 'ti HAVE 7VLE I &EJ cr II t4U4JLE H oiij T HAk)DLEJ) THAT j Of J08 ARE I2 PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer HIS WIFE GAVE ) IT 10 HIM OVER A PIECE OF STAIhJEP GLASS' r 'YOU MEAN THEY ARGUED ABOUr A CHURCH WINcOW? NO, A LIPSTICK 5MEAR Gt4 HIS -. (Tà 1 1 ) ¼, BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl F P, 1 I For Saturday, Dec. 24, 1977 YOUR BIRTHDAY Dec. 14, 1977 There's a very valuable market for your knowledge and expertise this coming year. Someone may be looking for just what you have and be willing to pay you well for it. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Compassion and charity are strong in you today. Just make sure that the persons who benefit from your efforts are the ones for whom you intended them Find out who you're romantically suited to by sending for your copy of AstroGraph Latter. Mail 50 cents for each and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to jtsjti. Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify your titrUi AQUARIS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19t Know when to leave the Daily today. If you stay too long you may wear out your welcome and not be invited again. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mardi 20) Perhaps you're planning a quiet day with the family. Don't be surprised if guests you've forgotten you Invited make the scene. today.Ifyouhavesuchacallto make, don't let It slip your mind, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) person and find your sense of humor doesn't amuse him. SAGnTAR1US (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You'll be more thain ready to TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Choose your gifts wisely as to take the bows for the decorations or the gifts today. value and recipient today. You Not quite fair if your mate did it could easily offend by ignoring all. : in WIN ]HIerklit 701h Year, No. 108- Sunday, December 25, 1977 P .1 'ii (iIt\ u o .nmi _____ trump UKTII Now a cross ruff wlunt ''"i work South Just diwsnt 4 have enough tricks 10 1k can still make the 4 lo - S] slain, but a heart finesse' is wI.2IT E''.T tH't'ded as a starter Thin he 4 jI 1 4 ifl 2 r, i Ituist plan to ruff his 10, eight ' ' and sn'vt'ni of he'irt_s in dinn. 'm J 2 4 lb t' this by plas r, ,,rils in this order ruff ¼ t IC heart, i,ishi (lUmnmvs are Is J ill spaute's, Ii'aul a siadi' to li 4 king. ruff a heart, rut! spade ruff his last (e ulnt'rablt' Both I)ealer heart, ruff a spade ham k I South his hand, pull trumps u I V.i' %OIih i: suIh (malls concede .e (lull i 14 20 '" - - - 4 Sadat On - K •,,, Ii'' I.e' 11 (lpe'ning lead King clubs ¼ I iusiame trailer tm knumw if u,iuu art' allmstuil t pass a forcing bin The answer is that thin' nothing in the laws to forbid a pass any time you elect tm pass However, when %mw pass a forcing bid you arr likely to be in trouble with your partner "I *sini ii ',fl liiimi't C.'.'. it FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves uéa4T CR4iEPV E5ENT5 F oal Vf ' ET Terence Heese says that onsome hands declarer tries to make his and etunimn> ' trumps separately by a cross ruff. If West leads the king of clubs and continues, Cc -. are high and no lint' can to used n this overruff. -Suppose West opens a sf Ii, - -" ,. column '— • -- ____ _____ 840Kjr: Arvv - DOONESBURY TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan NEW Pr-COR? n &, :' '• .1 Are , .. . • -• W -' • - a ' . . . •-'-: ., ' ..s, - .,. - • , But the visit and Sadat 's meeting with the non-PLO Palestinians was seen as pressuring the PLO to fall in behind Sadat or risk losing its claim to be sole legitimate representative of the Pales tinians" in any moves toward a Middle East settlement, hi . q,' ' •p " , t • - • ' * _ ' ' L N " Y Ii I Herald Ph:?i by A Glea m, Ag Jar', CatielDirry og ; •••55 J 1, r3, ••.--, :•-'.y•-.- ,(-;.- -. .1 ''F' %%hile Shells Hubbard (above) Is all aglow ith her ('hrjstrnas catch — as is Santa Claus, alias James Mitchell, at ('asselbprrv's (')mhtiwi it'. Ththodlst ('hureb — Mar'. Terrell t Achen (left) member of the church's Cherub Choir. ponders a seasonal thought. Shelley is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas IIubbrd of Winter Park: Mar'., daughter or Mr. and Mrs. .John Von .%chen of : Pfinonte springs. • • 's-' • C •;,;_.. - r.. , - - - -- •_ .,,--,-,-, -. Today • ' ' ---• VI.' . Around The Clock Bridge in Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial - --.• - .- 4-A Dear Abby 4-C Dr. Lamb I-C Horoscope OURSELVES 4-C SI)Oil,I, 442 Teleslslon 4-S-A Weather - ".'"' .•.' .. ' -:, - - - /' S f1,' ,-•, ,,,.r ._' C, • •' ..-•. •- a,•,_',a'.• - . • - 4. •.'-,.,,:..; - I f.V-'.'.).r- 3-C 4-C 4-C 1.3-C 1-2-B • V . ,----. - - Begin, whose cabinet endorsed his peace proposals i ts longest session of his six mon'hadministration Thurs. day, similarly regarded the summit as "one of the most iniportant meetings we'll ever have." w_ - ," 3-A Sanford, 1963 TWA ace a, I When Saw Mom, I Re II> JANE CASSEIJIERRY Herald Staff Writer F o r 14 )ears Maureen Hall Sitton thought her mother was dc-ad. This (lirislmiis Maur een knows better. Ma ureen had li % td with her father traveling from one state - - -. lbe last time Slaureen saw her mother was at age four when the family, living In Sanford, split up. Thii-n, by quirk of fate. eld, Colo.. where Maureen, T ' hustand !i . "She didn't know my married name, but because Hayfield is such a small town and she had heard we - by Garry Trudeau 'I learned then that r everything I ever believed was not true... SORT were living here, my aunt came for a s ur pr ise vi sit, inquired around about a Hall and found me," Maureen told a Herald reporter by telephone. It w a,s Maureen's aunt who told Maureen her $rnother was still alive, Maureen and her relatives gave this account of the incident, picking up the story from 1963 In Sanford "The family was living in Sanford at the time 'and rn> parents were going through a divorce, Mreen explalned .Hrf e at r, Our out to Kentucky to visit relatives while her mother . remained in Sanford with her eight'rnonth.old brother, ('urtisMartui hall, she said. 'I 5CLS the last one of our family to see Maureen," said her -year-old great-grandmother, Lettit' Allen. of 2422 Orange Ave., Sanford, who was then living in Wi nc h ester, KY. After the suit John Hall and Maureen just dropped from sight. Mrs. Allen lives with her daughter, Helen Padgett, Maureen's great-aunt. Mrs Padgett said that young Hall had kept in Then without telling her father, Maureen began her search for her long-lost mother. - 1 tried to locate her through Social Security, birth records and everything else for several months, but she had remarried and I did not know her last name, later I found out her new name was llilen Bennett and she was living in Jacksonville, but that is a big city and the schools would not release any information" In desperation, Maureen wrote letters to the I em bered, * •- \) - - m • - • — -• ' S - .. - ,• ,''' - ' ,: 4.--. - - ' - -. ., .. _*I_ •, Vii, - ',".!_.'•:? -• Iy1 1dI '. •' "','. - .. •. "'e • • .5 - .: - ..' , • ' -- - -.- -.- .-• S ' ' ,..y Maureen said. See REUNION, Page ?A - • P. " SOm, she was talking by phone to her mother in Jacksonville and other relatives in Sanford. Later, Maureen new to Jacksonville for a reunion with her mother and brother, Curtis Shortly after there was a reunion with relatives in Sanford. Curtis had been adopted as a child by his stepfather, Preston Bennett, who was the only lather he could remember, she said. Because of her brother's close resemblance to his father, Maureen said when she first saw him she was shocked be-cause she momentarily thought It was her father. :t1'.i. •.:-4.*% 4 V '• .-•' - "I was so shocked when I found out I had aunts, uncles, a great aunt and a great-grandmother 'I was so shocked when I found out I had aunts, uncles...' , - , touch with his father. who had never revealed his Evening Herald and to a newspaper in Winchester whereabouts. appealing for help in locating her mother. Within She said Maureen's mother had tried In vain to hours after the letter appeared in the Winchester me,paper. she received a phone call from a rnan ho Curtis flail told tus parents Maureen had died in said am or Uncle Bill she sai d Nova Scotia. But there was no record of the death at the Bureau of Vital Statistics. net tamer hart told her that her mother and grandparents were dead, and that her mother, "never wanted me anyway. That is what always hurt the most when I was growing up," she added . She said to avoid being traced, her father keg them on the move and they lived In "Wyoming, California, Wisconsin, all over. My dad remarried and he and his wife were together off an on for four years," she said, "but they are separated now," "st)' aunt came to see me last summer and that's when I found out about my mother," Maureen said. '•M'.' aunt had not seen me since I was six. I asked her about my mother and she told me she was still living, but didn't know where. She said then were relatives In Winchester, KY., and that the family at one time lived in Sanford, Florida, "I learned then that everything lever believed was not true." \•, : Asked if the summit could end in failure, Sadat answered, "Maybe, maybe. Why not" There is a most important fact. This is that we shall be very candid and we shall put ever)thIng on the table." Last Time: .•- . - ;.-•( - entire peace initiative he ". ' '. '' -•.•,.: . ' launched with his Nov. 19 visit to Jerusalem "depends on the summit meeting." • ;' . ,I Begin and t t;• including his wif e and Minister Moshe Dayan, were , cr ' •• ' ' .. 1_ '.7' ,--y 'i ','ai'•-I. Sadat told reporters after an of prayer at Cairo's El Shafaa Mosque Friday that the MY WEBS OFF, • ' summit NOW W04Arz WHY'S MV P10if 0: 'I --- to declare our support for peace." as one delegation member told reporters PAPEIT A') .- 60r reN A - SrONE ON SOMEHOW.. Me'dmEast Sum Mit Eve S to another, never knowing that her mother was and hall never given up her search for her daughter WE I I . ) - . • -000 Editorial. I11tgt U 7 I____,______1 HE Y! - t Both leaders have forecast hard bargaining at the over what the key adversaries of the 29-year Middle East confrontation understand by the "comprehensive peace" each has vowed to seek. if Fiftes ---11 ThEPLACE (sEEMs PJFFEREN1 ••• / :-' • ' / e Bum • ±f;;:. face,.@ coc,os of JACOBI` MODFAN -. " e A DO ' - Ies It i I a n S Ii expected to fly to the Abu SweIr military base Sunday morning and be shuttled by helicoper to the swurnit site, an island in the Suez Canal renamed "Peace Island." the cross ruff by cashi the ace and king of spjide.-, and S Is f"ned S 0 1 F. fij d ft 3 S aCe of hearts After that he on.allopes or@ onciosoc 'I* can claim since all trumps m05? "r?.resrng ques?ons .Ger' 5M( '4EO% AM' - a '' else ' '- 1: South ruffs and can count to ,c, r'a.e a gue$?O 12 tricks if he can imike all " •.er?s' W're his and dummy's trumps rn i Jacoh.s ca,. O separateiy lie prepares for newsna P The JICOYS PAT .;o .- 494Z ' , Government officials said final touches on Middle East results of Sadat's talks with The West Bankers crossed I(l(klll Sadat today Sadat met with about 150 West peace proposals he plans to Israeli F)efense Minister Ezer the Israeli and U.N.-controlled et Anwar with independent Hank residents in the Suez push in what both leaders have WCIZiii4fl " Palestinians from the Israeli- Canml cur ifn i,,EIm.. sectors of the Sinai into Egypt ,5. PuIcLeu win oc nato bargainWetrmnan visited Egypt Tue5Thursday to declare support for OCt Upli d Jordan West Hank to island site of his second sununit ing at the siaiiniit day .iIl(l Wednesday and met -Sadat 's peace moves in a slap boLster support for hi.s peace with Begin in less than five Officials said the council with both Sadat and War at the mainstream Palestine nio%es on the CU of his wu.ks reviewed developments of the Minister (,en Mohammed liberation Organzation s bitter Christmas sununit with Israeli Sadat later chaied an Middle East question in light of Gamassy, reportedly to discuss criticism of the peace initiative. Prime Minister Menahemn emergency session of his Sunday's meeting between details of an Israeli withdrawal Begin The group, consisting mainly National Security Council to put Sadat and Begin as well as the from Egypt's Sinai desert. .of- strong supporters of Jordan's ing Hussein. has stressed its by Stan Lee and John Romita - •. :,,. • .•. is 1 Oswald & James Jacobs SPIDER-MAN rY Bolster Support ISMAILIA. Egypt 'UPIi - F 1'4 1'c Sid F lortda 32771-Price 20 Cents ________________________ • , ,, Attempt BRIDGE AT 11% tis Vt VIRGO ( Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Business or career interests should be subordinated at this time. Don't allow them to take you away from home and family today. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0t. 231 There may be a loved one far away who would be disappointed not to hear from )'OU 0 Il someone or showing up the gift given you. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be more attentive to your mate today than usual If you're at a party, don't do the solo bit while he or she sits alone. CANCER (June 21-July A small remembrance for coworkers Is in order today. It doesn't have to be much, but they'll be looking forward to a token gesture. LEO iJuly 23-Aug 22) You'll be in a festive mood today, but don't get too much caught up In the sptr'ltofth.ings. Being a mite too flirtatious could damage your image. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don't decimate the family Be careful. You are in a puckish budget with lastininute-hasty mood today a others may not purchases. Who needs postbe. YOU may join the wrong holiday headaches? I, By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. numm mum auu OEM among No. son—BEENE .. ._ I 5j f HOROSCOPE 45 V i MERRY CHRISTMAS DEAR DR. IAMB — At one time I had cirrhosis and was hospitalized, treated, and released. I was told if I continued drinking I'd never see 45. I'm SI now, but I still have some questions. I like beer ma hard Hattori and I eat pretty well Is there is no medicine that will really any medication one can take to help more than a good well. prevent deterioration of the balanced diet that includes the liver' Since the liver is a normal amounts of vitamins regenerative organ, how long and minerals. If you still have does it take to regain a healthy evidence of abnormal liver status? Also. I have heard of function, you might increase successful transplants; if that i sour vitamin intake by using an or' inary all-purpose vitamin possibility' DEAR READER - You have tablet or capsule that you can Don't really means scarring of the get tat, and leave the alcohol liter The scars will not ,o atom away. The liver (toes DEAP DR. lMll - My regenerate, but not in a per- husband is worried about dying fectly orderly fashion. The before I do. lie says bachelors scars and change in the outlive married men because regenerated liver will be with they give up sex all their lives. you for the rest of your life. lie said he didnt want me to teni him so he can forget sex Your liver function has ot viously unproved, but you can and live longer. never run the risk of adding Is this true hat men live additional insults to your vital longer if they give up sex remaining liver cells earlier in life*' Alcohol is a toxin to the liver I)EAI( READER - Well, it cells There is about as much might seem longer. The facts alcohol in a can of beer as there are that married men as it is in the average mixed group live longer than single 0.. cocktail I can't approve of your men, although there are in using beer any amount with dmdual cxceptioils. Also. people who are active 0 your history. I can't recommend that you use any alcoholic and iivolved, and that includes beverage for that matter at any a normal sex life, usually live ' 54 55 time. longer than those who are not. I am sisiding you The Health I-'inally, how does your - letter number 7-8, Living With husband know that bachelors — Your Liver, to give you a better give up sex' Most people find idea of how your liver works some manner of sexual ex61 and what you have. hers who pression whether they are want this issue can send $0 ,iiarried, single, or divorced. cents with a long, stamped, self- His basic premise is wrong 4 addressed envelope for it to me If your husband persists in in care of this newspaper. P.O. wanting to avoid sex, even Box 1551, Radio City Station, though it will not decrease his New York, NY 10019. life expectancy or affect his Liver transplants should be health adversely In any way. regarded as experimental. I then he may need to discuss his wouldn't count on them as a responses with a prc.fcssiorial solution to your problem. There counselor. I I Scars On The Liver Stay Rest Of Life Answer to PIWIOUS Punle ACROSS 40 Law degree (abbr) 41 aIls I Accountant It''I°°i'°1 '°I°i'1 43 Compass (abbr) I°t°t't ' 1SfTfA(1S_fDUfSf point 4 Propellant gas T 0 V1 44 Club fees 9 Now Deal cAot e 1 1 qA T L!AINtTtA? 45 Collaborate program ,p T Af L1Lf I? College• 47 king IFr) 0PIN£ , tS s• Ad a,gr.. taoor; " "Y"U II Di0 LI IAI SI TIE I 13 Below (prefus) 52 Tar. ITt ill TAtSIHI iii tr4ois i1 IsTolMIcIoiNIu 14 Actreis Taylor 56 Bonle cap 57 Unburnt and IyIOIMP L AlYN £ 5 15 Motoring dried brick lit PIAUj L IjSI L liii 1.1 association 1TTOIO?AIitI 16 Controlled by 62 monkey III1MIMT.5!Ttt $tNIAIIll11$ 61BigPronounrAISItI0J barrier 17 Greek letter 63 Mixed (pref) I I Russian ruler 46 Gem of the 64 Commit theft 18 Natures mountains 65 longing (sI) 19 Dabber mythical 21 Siesta 48 Open to View 86 Two quartets maiden 23 Tilled 67 Ones (Fr) 49 Strip off skin 20 Deduce )) slant 50 Ready for 22 Adenosine tn 25 College court DOWN haNihst phosphate 26 Hindi dialeCt 51 First garden (abbr I 27 Of India I Sept 53 Novice 24 Depression mu. 2 Lincoln Center (p(efir) bills 54 Masked 29 Shah a offering 25 Tobacco chew 3 First man animal for country 26 Recline 31 Legal aid short Argument 30 Ache group (abbr) 55 Centers S Genetic 34 Ornamental 32 Wight material 58 Winter month vase 6 Common newt 33 Grabs (abbrl 35 Some 35 Music syllable 7 Bauit. 83:eball 37 Confederate 6 Point opposite 35 Old English p1 Mel States Army Z (abbr) 9 Musical agn 12 Automotive so 60 SInging 38 Augmint City (ebb? 10 Quote as a rSCCt author ty 41 Lip re 39 4p __ _ 9 10 11 7 3 2 I6 — — — 14 12 13 JS — — 15 - — — - — — 19 18 20 2 0-• Maureen Sitton with (from left) great-aunt Helen Padget, (;reat-Grandmot h e r I.ettie Allen and mother, helen Bennett. 1011 r �61 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Sunday, Dec. 2LIfll Volunteers I For Percent Par ity i PLAINS, GA., UPI - President Carter, relaxed after two days of qua il hunting and hometown visiting, opened his home Saturday -- to representatives of striking farm ,_&i; 'e-,,t ' Death Toll At 32 (UPI) e plie On ricks. cinder blocks and twisted steel dwindied sloWly. As it did. every so often there was b I ;rf another grim . discoer %Vorkers at the eigh' t-acre site of the Con- .t " X,r - I tinental Grain Co ele tor made 17 such , th - . - cries Friday. Added to the 15 bodies L • h recnage iiiiifl uOUIS Oi iiursua% s explosion that left 32 confirmed p ulled from t11e (' commumties Lake Wales. Fo rt Meade %lulberr) Tarpon Springs and Irooksvilleandtheir governing boards were named as dead The accident was the worst in the history of _-r - !,-.cf t-6,~;,.L-r' 74 . a e or defendants in the suits. I m astounded an a r gasted I di t think we had an discrimination, as far as ex mpre " 4.r l!,~,v that goes, in the city of aid Mayor Carl 13ITTSBURGH (UPI) — Acting on a court order obtained by the mayor, police today ?~:;,~ .1 fl:_",Z_ .~-~ Z . , ",.~4 ' The shut down five downtown massage parlors cause t P C b killed a oman employee of one of the tablishments. r ` 4--=-- U.S. Trea s u r Department, charng the cities with mouse The death of Joanna Scott, who opened a of federal revenue sharing boob trapped Christmas package deli,ered money, which helps pay for r_,L! ih§#4.1 :4._ . . M Friday to the "Gemini Spa" massage parlor by a cab driver. apparently was the latest act _ _r of iolence in an ongoing battle o er control of what police said as a sex empire many of the municipal services in question. E.J. King, president of Concerned Cituens of Fort -a ' il ~ -, e. :7 I" United Airlines flight attendants Friday ratified a new con tract, heading off a Christmas Ese shutdosn on the nations largest airline It %% secondtunemslxweeks the flight attendants averted a holiday shutdown. Their union negotiated a new contract Nov 19 assuring Thanksgiving flights while members voted on ratification %ASHI\GTON iUPIi - ,' • . : -, 40-4~~O~(4-;_-J! ,.i- ; ;.. an adviser on Sino-American affairs, we' re on their way today on a Christnms goodwill mis- It' SOO ~' , ..,4:.. 1, health o ficials, getting ready to produce vaccine to . ., . . , _,,~: ~, , , ,~ — Federal Fort Meade are charged with discrimination in all the areas Lenal Notice 'IS IN ,. .. ..J. W ~ ler barometric pressure 30.24' . I " winds, SW 'IJJ ?hlt I County Florida in accordance with 114 P?OVi5I5 CO 114 , f F ?' FICTITIOUSNAMI Notice ii hereby given tM$ I am k. add?I$ of *cti 5 the percentage of students who "'I'datio" of a rule ordering t1le cuts. tite budget officials Said Friday the education. She coordinates the efforts of 52 teachers on behalf .f 2.459 cliddren in grades one through five inSeminole County are on the "free lunch program since the federal go%errunent has specified that are still in .Nursing Services an(*i deeply rdigios messages to liase i Ch ronic Housekeeping ments Depart ' , ome S PI)— Four ships car. O cooperation with the program The regular classroom stems from a lack of Un teacher and the compensatory derstanding about the program teacher work together to )rt \ i,000 persons itself. .. People often think you have aroun d Organs and . I on carrier sin- to te poor to qualify for the ISIR'd MI 11-daV trans-Atlantic voyage from Spain, along ith the frigates hoclsch and We feature Thomas Oman with the i fantastic ColorGlow KeVboard ... '11w frigate Patterson arrived from Americ h pp., TRADE-INS 475 FO LAY-A WA V Mom: 'An Act Of I We have some of the lowest prices in -. FidthovS Name Statutel. To Wit. ., 5 Rb,o, inc. a Florid. corp 5y Albert L McG.oIrick. ' ~ Iv -- N \PI F Marcn Ox iimes President TOPROThCT THE UNBORN Publish: Oft. AND THE NEWBORN DES-in 3$. In?. Jan. I. S. IS, 115 _______________ ___________________________ Lwnh.g Htiidd S \L (iVt Ii IWC.'i CKa 111tip L #7 Dose $101 $econd Class Pestage Paid at SeaNri, Fler$da fl71i, Horn. Delivery. $5 Cents. Month. $340. S Months, lii 30 Year, 00 40 13710 Mail: nwth, UJO; 6 M&*K $U.X; It MoMhS. - ' 's urh + ' rnru IH'r hristmas l aboutt appiness ours .• /I A -/" k,i ' 1 1 1' • A i%,i.riM CROCE JI ,I 7*14 ~~-:54,,Z,i3~~,,- - -~ "... ';- . \ , 4 ., .. ~' - ~Vp. -.,I\ A - _________________________________________ ', • "4 i 1. / f - 'r I, I " I, ,' " ' '" ' " i' — \ \ S - / / ' i. ,. ', j ,' .,. _',' - - , / •' __ % / , / j, T 1' )l 4.,, ,.— ' 'V - - , - I _Uv, . , ,- ,. /' ' - . . ._ . I / ,r,L, Karen Dam, 10. of 126 127 Country Club Rd., &mford, ç - / I \. l\L... i , k-3--# %&I&- ,S- 0.. I T - 'M , ". 1 ~1 .-.- . ~..V w.& "- ' : : - Creation of a live nativity scene is highlight of the preChristmas commemoration by Sanford's Grace United Help , / ,i_ I. . ,-~. .11. ~~ _ --._ - n the race ,,~ / t , , / , •' - . i ?' •j . / ~ .) L. 1 1 , i - -. - lop ( I ~ I s ~/ '? *Sanford Sanford President aed Rains reported John Denver I h a, * DeBary * Deltona (flARCH OF DIIflES OLR LNIIRL 'sIO( K 0! SI I RIO L1 Al UIJMS ANI) SIIRI () IRALK AND LASSI III I API S Pro denc, I DRAW THE UrJE I @ "" , ~ A I . _____ 120 S Atlantic --'I 30 , ~ % I _________ OFF EntireStockl ....., • tivC of the Estate of I.rma M Jennings LtJ_t L I w lqh Inery ¶Oa' '.a'I - A,'"tr . ;"r iir::' 141 J,' - .T . , ., ..'. - - , _ ''.' '.• -' (except M. Alexander Dolls) ~ F t, - Sale Starts MWAffy, Dec. 26th -'' ... - 1. '' -'... '' . . . ,;,.,- - ____________ I ;I sk -------- — - * will accept Master Charge and Visa * 0 L -. , " I Ii I - Awe - As Personal Represent.- 1, ;~ " t, Ouuewar ..'-'• _~ " . tz-.4. . ;,i I L'::' AD IIX S Atlantic •., '. l7l .-- . 1 . 3 DAYS ONLY! DEC. 26, 27. & 28 * T C.nt,a I If 31 , .;';q. _' I I Four Townes Shopping • , ? , 1, I I Want To Live I:) I ,, - . • ,f , • '-- -.-- . ' ' . — • ' I The Sanford Silver Eagle CB Club donated two Ot certificates, worth SM each to two needy families in I , . - ' - -' .1 -- the - . -- • I it - i - . !I 01 - 4 i ________________________ Ive -- ' ~ ~ I . it '' 0 r 1 / s ' 3r)1,,,Ø1g flY / •' - AK y / / the locals. . - 14 Rov ('ald%ell. visiting Sanford front Ohio. stops in park behind civic center to distribute a little (hristnias cheer in the form of a pecan to one of s Angel s memorabilia at the top of the list The message was passed on :".. fj -- CHRISTMAS GIVING ut Charlie 'i j?iJSJI r'"iJF, t ' k./V'Ira _"11 .T, IGREATEST HITS) OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED DIES" . • - IH.e.ld P,1ts by T•m NUfisi) ' I!Tl 'I ___________________________ THIS NOTICE.iome any obledions PubliSh DeC. ii. 3S, Ilfl , , ) *;.;I_ ~ - ff --i-. _ I . ,~' / 1" 11~ / > I - MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF TIMPIPOW (M"4m " - ." _`%. 1'7t-; % I, / QOAflQ! • off" a at tills ioyeiit patronage. / r , _7 ,%~ I I'll" iJtZi"!!Y" WITHIN THREE 213 W. Park Ave. P.O. Bolt 310 Witter Park, FL 37710 Tt._~~ - .1.) -" e -_ H e 1 Holiday k be described. The claimant shall mard"an Fla. 31111. JOY, SHARING AND CARING U, 11 group calling Itself the %aples Buffalo Association has p , claim is wctirtd. the SOCUrity Ilhill REPRESENTATIVE: D•nleI M. Hunter, of Hunter, Pattiiio I Published Daily and S.ndV. sice Satvra and Christmas Day by The San#sd Herald, Inc., 350 N. Preach Ave.. Saiferd, We apologize for any customer in - BAY CITY ROULRS *111 WCOmf dut $11all bt Staled if ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Sunday, December 25. 177—VoI. 70. NO 101 ~ . . 1'.0.~_ ;, .;N ,. .0 wit., I --, 'I , %*4" 1300 u 4, , I 1, be available in our Daytona store. , - - - and the amount Claimed If the Deceased 7 -I.:, ,(. circular. The merchandise will not - Surprise Presents I E&Ch Claim rrust bf in writing sr4 DatsOfthefitp.j(3catoftes Notice of Administration. Oecernber iPh. itn. Bam$t Bank Of Orlando Wi,*r Park. IdA BY: Rachel R. Askew , :.r- '; .,.*.;J - Our grafitude for your _____ F idel Castro s tiring squ1ids sass her daughters release tr()m a Cuban prison is "an act of God." Ikr (laughter (rgina Cid as one of II Wflflfl political prisoners released bs the Cuban government this week, All had been charged with antigo % ernnwn( acti v ities" and had been held at the Nueso Amanecer - NeW DaWn — prison in east Havana. Florida LOCATION 2202 FRENCH AVE SANFORD . fidiliovsnam.OfMOTHER GOOSE they may have that challenge the DAY NURSERY SCHOOL. and tp,a$ validity Of the decedent's will, th• 4'.. Children are selected for the - .- __ who lost her MIAMI 1 1,11) Angela Cid 1'ikid and to sons before UflW FOR CHRISTMAS . God' . . Zayre-Daytona was included on the L ack page addresses of today's f-..,,. school is identified we will take the beginning of the school ____________________________________________ l a ter l'! perws having C141imS Of een :) a The boy suffered facial cuts, A 4. . pqq the claim is contingent i,aliauidated, the nature of Due7o an oversight, the name ,' an area where compensatory the) ha% e problems on te education is needed. Once the which are given all students at I atm ~-% .. . ., .-- '. 7', each child needs," she said. program." she said. "But we compensatory program by begin b> Identif)lng schools in teachers and school officials it ogt s ' ' " we'resorry0 interest to the chdd, .Mrs. Parents do other things as a Ostrow said. "When a child well, and are providedwith -Ijiknows his parents care he service programs where they are almost alwa)s does much learn ways to help their better. The child works harder children." Mrs. Ostrow exbecause he feels he has something to work for." But there are also more concrete things that parents an and one of them is the AND KEEP IT OFF1 hi TRIMCLINICS t ng that is not happening at 647-8989, 422-4994 Idyllwilde. They can turn out at ) -ear by Title I programs in- some lack of sailors came home Friday for .; ' *~ - 14, ,(-" , Mrs. Ostrow explained that Geneva elementary schools. ~ DIN11,11 I I T $1111 Nit' (1:111 TUR d ailor :' prngrain. not notice also in. countywide committet, and %ltes them to get mol%ed tatgroalsoprovideshelpin at can a parent do? desiung the program, Mrs. First of all Just express an Ostrow said. The schools being served this Parent Adisory Committee plained. "In grades one through ( hristmas and the got 1i rousing ekome tiit h(11(led itto the M i ;5/ row ex three we have what is called dude Midwa> Sanford Reading Proem Pre vention;' (,rarnnnar Pine Crest in grades four and fie we hac (,oldstx)ro Southside Hopper . both a math and a remedial Monroe Wilson Lawton; reading program." ldyllwilde; Lake Mary and r ing 1 Mrs FiAd;'Y Which ordered tile cuts. said Ile can't 111111 - programs deprived areas. for bunlgt't officials to contin ue the a bo r ti on 0 1ion funding. W e come 0 children in economically "We have three basic idated a rule Hitting - schools KVII OVI- tel. director of tile Division of Ad. llliflIstr,iti%e Ileirings W ho in v a l Park Avenue South and à.i'it required of migrant and compensato ti I& ir. FROM TME DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file w1h the Cleft Of Ihe above couri a written statement of any VV*90 in bwSin"I of 191 Nor SMWOIQ County. F Wids, undof th* i a Nr (U''I d*llvtf Sufficient Copo" of the claim 14/, ho.spital, and ranged from Mrs. Ostrow said schools selected by a formula based on ' ERIC CLAPTON anfl aQant? the estate are re , A awards were won by • - US," FWIda Stalut" I"I. S Robbro. Inc a Florida corp I I., - I aik k% at Christrnas". Poster each dtpannent of the .Mrs. Ostrow Is the Seminole County consultant-coordinator Ion tilNiItIohI for po or omen despite the in fkct (fining room, caine f rorn millionaire she explained S representatives attorney ciork co tht circuit court, Seminole mpb. Forecast: Partly cloudy and S Lloff funds t in vol v ement." - s' Wiriltr Park. Florida W19 The l i UPI) — The t THE ESTATE: name wor k for' to Idyll%ilde Elementary, where HAVING ?hauncadrnrnlonof',e,a, YOU ARE HEREBY esss some Last year the Title I program how th e program Is helping "For instance, we may show received Mrs. Ostrow tetng, tedtng which Is sty- their chlldrm, what changes them how to make special said. ft has an abundance of posed to Indicate what grade ought to ho made in the leaching aids for their children, teachers, supplies, studentsand level the child Is actually program, and what areas of to take home and use," she dollars. All it Is missing is working On," she said. "The education ought to be involved. said. parents. tests match very closely to "We do need a survey national standards. If the child year, to find out exactly what doesn't do well on the tests we help is required, and on what know he has a problem." grade levels." she explained, After the child isldenWied All parents are invited to needing help In math or participate in that decision. In reading, a notice goes home to addition to the Parent Advisory _________ • the parents to tell them the Committee at each school with child has been enrolled in the a Title I program there • a "The county does level I CLAIMS 04 DEMANDS AGAINST ?h• because he feels h ha S thing works harder first to be sent marijuana cigarettes, which ADMINISTRATION IN oblems in reaciing or math, are in good sha p e,"M ay C child year, Mrs. Ost row explained, meetings, and provide Input on plalned. niiiiltd O prominent citizens a most untual . . (liristrnas gift. Naples Police It Paul Sereci as one of the I WINTER PARK, N A.. "aw Sd FICTITIOUSNAME SUMMER DAY CAMP, Id 22 0 revrewntative of tho "late is I a.m. readings: tem. VVOQ@d in WSWWSS of III IN I , 11VIA NESIIIIN-JOIIN'S' NOTICE OF 0 better• The 0 Ostrow said today, "but there are some schools for instance "III co'llintIt, its haft of welfare DVI$n In Re: ES1811 of ALL considerin ifldClfldCflt ldfl(liddte 'I'ALLAHASSEE ....• Decessed uoes "Overall, our Title I programs, which provide special claases for 30 minutes each day for students with we need much more parerital poor, or the -son or daughter of TOKYO i U111) - The Osaka BOZSCAGGS - No Abortion Funding ~ - al Notice WEATHER : I DOWN TWO THEN LEFT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION File Nunaber 77441.CP D'ViOn. The Center for Disease Control Friday reported sporadic cases of flu in 11 states and Puerto Rico The disease previously had been reported in five sta tes and Puerto Rico this season. rilninlinig iS dfl governor l97B After Chri*stmas ( d nter t ai * nment ecia discrimination in all seen service areas; Mulberry and m,',OC Co,sly, Florida PrOb.,, combat a possible American outbreak of the Russian flu. have reported outbreaks of other types of flu in six more states. 1!00; silid Fridav lie is seriotlsl~ I reall) uncommon and I hope I old ho) whose parents later . can Influence, other people to filed suit. I Claude Kirk - dormer I)emoc rat ho turned 1( PtIi )iic ,in to 5eCf) the goernor s race in I IIih Court re ve rs ing a lower find out more about them. selvts a (UPI) The 1. \akao contended his act the best Christmas I should be Justified as a hae ever had exc lai med flCCeSS&) step to treat unwill IIig patients." Maureen. of BERTHA ATLANTA (UPI) j. and did not feel he owed treatment. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED progress is possible in Sino-US. relations," V I to China Prof . Jerome Cohen associate dean of the Harvard Law School, was going along as A ' ri'sav Once said he was waiting for an hour f Ilt'(j for the fWOple to invite him bac ack iO PUwIC of lice Now he says .. hat time ma> have COITIP . '• Dentist Seichi Nakao, 30, of Kitakyushu in .southern Japan brought to standards of white there no wa> he can change areas what he did and did not offer to was fined $42 and hand ed a one' explain his a ct ion. )Car suspended sentence for -TW5sort of tturig is not hitting a treatiner.t-shy. 5-year- CI%W JACKSONV ILLE I any child who needs cornpensatory help. It doesn 't matter whether the child Is the Title I Is a federal program to son or daughter of someone help students Who may having trouble In school. It is in 'When operation throughout Seminole knows his pa re nts County - but there are some schools where it needs help care he almost from parents, those who run the a.ways program say. mucnL By MARYLIN SHEDDAN Herald Staff Writer t polog-. Ile said storm water drainage, t ree t s light ing and fire hydrants. Brooksville Is charged with sion P I I cour t decision ruled Friday that a dent ist has no right to hit spending any money for fact that -she had found her a child patient in the face to municipal ser%ices in white mother, "he refused to discuss make him to open his mouth for ' %ASHINGTON ( UPI) - Sen. Edward Kennedy D Mass members of his famils and 4111 BRIEF Kirk Considers Ef " Race For Governor ' Maureen said when she - Prevent the cities from confronted her father with the N IN , '$t:'•.1I\ co mmun ities 11 Christmas In China No needed facilities in black grandbab) Meade Inc claimed at a F'rida> press conference the cities discriminated in one or more of seen municipal ser — 5tCt paving parks Airline Strike Averted ' 1'4 ~ ekeoratio end dl Post ers hunk in the staff and future revenue sharing going to stop by here so she can her great-greatmoney and use it to build Meet communities until those in . complaints With the . ') %%ent to the Obstetrics great grandmother From inford she said That s - de r each city to stop the something else so exciting alleged discrimination - place in escrow the The) art oing to ashington t present state this summer and are municipalities' To Aid Students Special Programs In Need Of Parents FLORIDA best dtoratod dLpannt start attach other and re peat,Ward,which turned its '1 don't believe it, she su. ttire ailing into a scene We i" so excit ed e didn't from outer space with .~hit iu say. In a way it stars twinkling, rocket TAMPA (UPI)-Groups of except storm water drainage. ki.o% , The suits claim Lake Wales was like talking to a stranger. ships dangling in Vie air. ac s five Florida cities we had so muc h catching UP to want a fede ral court to stop he discriminates in all areas cx end planets aMtroids uid towns from spending any more cept parks and recreation, do we stayed up a lot ,until 4:30 other space bodies madc ey on projects in white while Tarpon Springs is a.m.." Slaureen remember(d. from recycled hospital Mit Said nec mother is char ged with discrimination products such s old bott ti uniI black neigh only in parks and recreation. going to go out to Colorado to bt. (-apsFort Meade Ma)or Jot With her Wfl she I \I,iuretn ond flh1 Was W(41 t\ matching stanclarcl& The blacks filed suit Friday in Hymerling blamed the In. has her baby in .March. the Pediatrics Depart"She wants me to call her as US DIsthct Co charging dividual if he is left out of the on as I go into labor She is a cnt s sewer s>em If a b) the Liborator) * and X their local governments, with . onderful lady," Maureen person is not tied in, then it's W ray departments, ,Ahich discrimination alleging thc ide1ed tLlrfWi) their o faWt (TtdttI in iiItsizel X-ra y city officials have provided About getting to see her The plaintiffs want the court of their 0iristinas tree. inferior ser v ices to black to reasonable urof it r44 -14 , !1! I - before, I UCSS it WLiS blocked out, but when I saw mom I remembered everything. It all came flashing hock All wt nds I seeking -100 percent of parity" prices equal to the cost of production and a If t- TO Stoo demanding higher market prices and a reasonable profit. The delegation brought a fiepoint plan - 'a.": "I didn't remember her Blacks Sue ~', a pita Mcnoiia1 Hospital, Sfl ford, engaged In some lighthearted Christmas competitions during the week, ending with presentation of awards for the best-decorated departments in the hospital, and the most creative post er-greeting cards. F irst prize winner for Sought III a ,.. 14. , . %, ,~, Employees at Seminole exactly Who she W a. I~ H a bl Farmers Ask Carter 'I After Years I N BRIEF ' Se o A Sanford couple's The car crossed the Christmas plans were went y.r. came to rest on a Mrs Clarence Warns of railroad track. Walks 1506 Elliot Ave were on treaed for mouth in'uries — their way Tennessee to and celeased but his wife, visit their son and his 11lian tii remains in t f mily when Wallis 1 Continued From Eustis hospital where lti acked out while driving doctors are trying to save Maureen said When she First throw" Tavares the sight of one '., __________________________________________ saw her mother she knew FsJAI1)FsJ ~. rH liday I os Reunion Holiday Accident Sal Sunday, Dec. 25, I977-3A Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. ____________ i --- I - ____ ,.I,. CPenne 4 .0:, Ana . ,VA I _ ~I .L - _______ ______ _______ . — - OPENS A.M. TO P.M. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. OPEN SUNDAYS 12:30 5:30 - I HWY. 17.2 at AIRPORT BLVD. S322.7300i _____ _____ SANFORD PLAZA CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY 6 (L1 - ___ ID IAI ZAYRE PLAZA ___________ Sanford, Florida ___________________ -çYi.:-____________________ 1. I~ ~4I -I __ ..,7 i;~ ________ I 0, FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN, OF MID-FLORIDA - I . , _; _i___11_ . . .,.-, ..,- r I 4 -1 �'I Evening Heiald Former State Rep. Gordon Frederick of Sanford, 300 N. FRFNCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area COde30.322e3lotft31.9993 Around Sunday, December 25, 1977—iA 9 - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertlsthg Director ["' "j Home Delivery: Week, S5 cents; Moith, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20. Year, $28.40. By Mail: Month, 12.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Mon ths, $32.40. a: 1 I •'' ________ w The Spirit Of The Clock By DONNA FSTF..5 p S S Christmas. The Holidays. A meaningful time. But in different ways to different people here in Seminole County, in Florida. in the United States, in the world. To many young ones it means the joy of receiving. To other young ones in parts of this nation and the world it still means just another day of not enough food or clothing. To many of their elders it means the joy of giving, of sharing the days with their loved ones. To others it means the longing for loved ones no longer here to share the joy. To some it means parades and parties. To others it means prayer and meditation. Tis the season to be jolly. as the melody goes. but that's not always possible. Many in this Christmas season, 1977. have nothing to be jolly about. No job. no prospects for fruitful labor. Little hope for the Future. Our hearts and thoughts should be turned toward these people, at the very least hoping their future will be brighter: at the very most st:ing some of our bounty when we can. And that's just what several schools, service organizations, municipal bodies, churches, clubs in Seminole County have been doing. Sharing their time and bounties with less'fortunate neighbors. We commend them for it and hope the same spirit spills over into the rest of the year. The Christmas Spirit also is evidenced. It is both interesting and ironic that during this Christmas season the world's center stage is oc• cupied by two men to whom Christmas means not much more than another day, another holiday. One of the Jewish faith. One is of the Moslem faith. But on their shoulders are carried the future of the world. It is an intriguing chance of fate that Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat chose Christmas Day, 1977, for their second historic face•to-f ace meeting. Or is it' That choice could be more than a coincidence. Perhaps it is the spirit in the air, the contagious hope and joy the season brings. The quest for peace in the Biblical and historic Middle East has been an evasive and elusive one. Through 30 years, there has been mainly only bloodshed, tension, heartbreak, suffering - and death. Rut now there is renewed hope, in this Christmas season, 1977, The two different peoples - the Arabs and the Israelis - are learning from and about each other. That is the key to peace, to harmonious living anywhere and everywhere. Perhaps the selection of Christmas Day for the momentous I3egin-Sadat conference is evidence that the season is indeed ecumenical in nature, non. sectarian in meaning and purpose. Perhaps it demonstrates that the dream of peace knows no barrier and is nut limited nor confined to any one religion, group, people. or sect. Perhaps it is further evidence that the Christmas spirit, powerful in its gentleness, generates general good feelings toward one's fellows. So go out and celebrate. Accept gifts. Give gifts. Share the joys of the hour and day. Pray. Meditate. Reflect on what has been and what could be as the New \'ear approaches. candidacy for the office of Circuit Judge, 18th judicial circuit (Seminole and Brevard Counties.) "While the election will not lake place until September, 197$ I wanted to let you know well In advance for I am hopeful that I can rely upon you for your vote and your active support during the campaign," said Frederick In the letters. He pointed ot4 that the office he Is seeking Is presently occupied by Dominick J. Salfi "who may or may not seek reelection," said Frederick in his letter. Although SaUl has not formally announced as yet, it is expected that he will seek reelectlon. As you know," Frederick's letter said, "1 have 27 years of active experience in trial and appellate work Involving almost every field of the law. hits knowledge and experience coupled with the essential quality of objectivity, which I believe I have exhibited throughout the years, will enable me to fairly and Impartially administer Justice." Frederick was appointed to the Legislature in 1956 to fill the unexpired term of Volie Williams, The Season C a now himself a circuit Judge. Frederick was sub' sequently elected to three terms In office, as a Democrat. In l2, he was defeated for re.electlon, thefirdSemlnoleCounty Democrattosuccumbtoa Republican In the county's history. Jan Fortune, relatively unknown In the political arena and believed to be no match for domitable Mr. Frederick, ran the kind of a cam' paign never before seen in Seminole County. He climaxed his effort with a march down First Street In Sanford by a live Republican elephant, Frederick has since changed his political af• fillatlon to the GOP. The race for judgeships now are non.partisan. SaUL inactive In the Republican party since appointment to the circuit court In 1970, was chairman of the local Republican Party for a time and known as a staunch conservative. He was subsequently elected to the circuit court bench. He had previously served as state attorney In personal letters to friends, has announced his for the &h judicial circuit, and then president of the Seminole Education Association) was recommended by the school tfli%tees to replace Richard Silvers as assistant principal at Lyman High School. Two prominent Sanford attorneys, Mack Cleveland Jr. and William Hutctilson had been choeen to represent the Judges of the 18th judicial circuit before the Supreme Court. The five Judges had been accused of attempting to usurp the ap pointive powers of the governor In a petition filed with the high court. - OPINION Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - A delegation of persons protesting the proposed location of the new tnulti•nzillion dolls. courthouse complex to be constructed adjacent to the present facility (and it was built there Wtlmatelyi was expected at a public hearing called by the county commission. Seminole Scene 18 - - Longwood cIty councilmen turned ihwnbs down on the suggestion of Mayor AR. Lorrnann to change voter registration procedures to permit city in the county. Ultimately this was done by special legislation. 'er ago this month, the news was: - William P. Layer t now school superintendent 0 ANGLE-WALTERS The Bar ______ WASHINGTON V NEAl - Some folks cant -- •'' seem to take a hint - even when it comes, relatively unvarnished, straight from the Supreme Court. Consider, for example, the response of the organized bartottie high court's ruling last June that the traditional prohibition against ad. vertising ' lawyers Is an unconstitional abridgement of free speech. To put it mildly, state bar associations across Most of them are taking their lead from the American Bar Association, which is dominated by traditionalists determined to yield as little ground as possible to Madison Avenue. At Its annual meeting in Chicago last summer, the ABA 'debated two sharply conflicting proposals for new guidelines on lawyer advertising. Younger attorneys, ethics specialists and consumer advocates argued for standards that would permit any and all advertising that was not faLse, misleading or fraudulent. Bar disciplinarians and more established lawyers , " "V. " ' . _____ I ________ '' . ' ,i__--" , _________ ' . S '.-. . the country have been less than enthusiastic about reforming their rules to comply with the court's decision, which left open the precise scope of a lawyer's freedom to advertise. _________' __________ .l,:, ., . __ 1It _lIZ '' I_________" ' I) 'I__'I' '- Court Ruling fought for guidelines that would spell out per' rnitted forms of advertising and prohibit all ___ RONALD REAGAN __ -_.. ., I . !'. •' ;. ' I , ç,' .' •___________ ' _______ '::;4;;'>\ I' ______ ________ _______ ________ II : - • -j New Year By now you have found that practical gadgt fur Aunt Sadie, the non'breakable toy for your sister's kid and Something for the Man or Womani Who Has Everyttung. But what about all those people and places in the news every day Here's my holiday gift list as the New Year approaches for... - Messrs. Gallup, Harris, Yankelovich. t't al.: a warranted crystal ball. The Post Office: competition. - 'The Federal Register: a newsprint shor f" THE LIGHTER SIDE The Last Custody Fight advertisIng guidelines so restrictive that new court tests seen almost inevitable as various state bar associations seek to Impose narrow By DICK WEST limits on the kind of advertising lawyers may WASHINGTON V UP!) Seven senators made without risking disciplinary proceedings. a trip to Panama last month, two others are But advocates of less restrictive standards going this month and 16 more plan to go in have a powerful ally In the Justice Department's January. antitrust division, which strongly supports adThe heavy traffic In that direction makes it vertising by nearly aU professionals as a means blindingly clear what the final outme of the of promoting greater competition. Panama Canal treaty dispute will be. - The Senate will ratify treaties giving Panama Asst. Atty. Gen. John H. Shenefield, head of the antitrust division, has already warned state custody of the canal in the year 2000. However, It appellate courts in New York and Maryland that will add an amendment under which the United advertising rules drafted by the bar asciatlons States will have unlimited visiting rights, in those states are far too restrictive. Don't ask me how I know these things. There's no inside information involved. I'm relying In both states, for example, the proposed rules strictly on logic and my sixth sense, which is the flatly prohibit television advertising by atone I use to smell a junket, tome "with absolutely no justification," Consider the logic first. Senators who oppose the Justice Department's vicw. The Mar)iand rules would permit a lawyer to giving up the canal obviously will be less advertise only his "maximum fee" for a specific adamant if guaranteed they still can visit it service, rather than the "range of fees" anytime they want to. 'A canal custody dispute almost always suggested in the ABA guidelines. produces an emotional wrench amid frequently - The Sew York rules, according to Shenefield, leads to bitterness and resentment on both aresonarrowthey"wouldappeartoprohjbitthe sides," one senator told me. very advertisement which the Supreme COUrt, in "The Canal Zone is our legally adopted the Bates case, found constitutionally protectemtory. We're the ones who have looked after it ted." all these years, tending its locks and otherwise The fight over advertising by lawyers is of keeping it navigable. It's tough letting it go. more than academic Interest, given the findings "On the other hand, we must keep in mind that of studies which assessed the Impact of ad- Panama was forced by circumstances to put it verti.sing in at least two other professional fields. up for adoption. It's understandable that they prime minister. Canada: staying in one piece Mexico: more jobs and a lower birth rate would Like to have it back now that its pracIsrael and the Arabs caiaain. Shalom Ucafly self-supporting. America's farmers: Earl Butz back I or at '1 don't doubt the Panarnarilans love it and least his policlesi will try to give It a good home. What I'm not sure Andrew Young: six months at a Trappist of is whether they will be able to provide for It in monastery. the manner to which it has become accustomed. Ralph Nader: a guest appearance on the "The worst part would be not knowing Gong Show. sitting back here in Washington always wonU S SAI.T negotiators fortitude dering whether it was being properly cared for. — Panama's "dictator with affection" Omar "1 personally will feel much better If I have Torrijos: a new U.S.'built canal in Nicaragua visiting privileges that will allow me to drop in 'I'he Furbish Lousewort and the Tan Riffle occasionally to see how It Is getting along." Shell: a population explosion so the)- can corn.' The other factor and here Is where the sixth off the Endangered Species lAst and the daimo. sen,secomesin is the steady shrinkage of sites can be built. that require senatorial Inspection each winter. The Chinese ilaiwan I: U.S relations as Hawaii, as a territory, virtually cried out for they are. midwinter inspection. But now that it's a state, a Central Casting new roles for th'"' ,II senatorial delegation has no more r.et'tl for an Shah demonstrators with the paper t(ag official visit to Hawaii than it has for a their heads l)ecember trip to isiaska. All those protesting Iranian "studt'ot And the amount of senatorial business that full'time course load and plenty of tIommIewor demands attention in Alaska in December is also see abovei. minus nil. The Defense Department: vitamins. * Americans. The firm of Everest and Jennings has controlled two-thirds of the U. S. wheelchair market since 1956. It has cartel-like arrangements abroad that allow the company to dictate prices and distribution not only within the United States but In such countries as Britain, Canada, Mexico and West Germany. We first presented evidence of the company's Scrooge-like price gouging in a column on Feb. 20, 1974. We reported that the company was charging handicapped Americans $495 for a wheelchair virtually Identical to the ones that were selling In England for $135. For that matter, experts considered the British buy even better because It was equipped with pneumatic front tires. RaU Hotthklas, a handicapped engineer -- - working with us, atteznjded to place an order for 10 of the wheelchairs with the 1arg Everest and Jermingi distributor in England. When he asked they be shipped to the United States, the deal was called off. He found the same "no sale" policy for Americans In West Germany. Now at long last, the Justice Department has initiated antitrust action against Everest and Jeruiingz, using many of the facts brotht to llgl* In our column nearly four years ago A department memo spells out a pattern of alleged monopolistic practices dating back to 1955, They allegedly include intimidation of competitors, Illegal price-rigging and exorbitant salaries for the company's chief executives and their families. In legalistic language, the memo relates a modern Charles Dickens tale of a corporate Scrooge that kept acquiring wheelchair comrn ponies, squeezing wheelchairs users amid piling up profits. The victims, of course, have been millions of handicapped Americans who have depended upon their wheelchairs for mobility. Three members of the Jennings family, meanwhile, collected more than 1500,000 a year In salaries, dividends and other emoluments, we reported in 1974. The Justice Department now bears out our disclosure of rampant nepotism. States the memo: "The officers of Uhe company) have been paid extremely high salaries and the Jennings family interests In particular have received through salaries and returns on equity, extremely large amounts." Footnote: An attorney for Everest and Jennings told us the company denies all significant charges tx-ought by the government—especially those alleging antitrust violations. The company also wants to recover any cs and expenses Incirred In the case, HOSPITAL CRISIS: While congressmen battled over federal funding for abortions, several boapitala had to scramble to keep from departments- public safety and I.ersonnel, The format, developc'(l by Etch. berger, contains features of two relatively new budgeting systemiis, known as zero' base budgeting and program perforimiarice budgeting l'he system, Etchberger says, is designed to develop "decision packages," which are mixes of personnel, supplies and other county resources to carr> out goals detc'nnined by the comnmis,cion. During the budget process, commissioners woulli consider the "decision packages" to determine budget priorities and the size of the budget itself. The county's pilot stud) has beemi completed, and comnmuis.sioners decided last week to direct (JMAE to put all other county departments into the fomnat, beginning with public works and county develollnent, by the time the budget season starts again next April Several the management studies will of The I.ake Mary ('ity Council bothered, to s.a the least about Iwo litwsuits filed against the city by the county commission challenging annexations, heard an often w tus;*'red aimmorig officials, but never spoken publicly before suggestion on how discourage county con imissioners from future law suits. studies on tin' conimnecsioners' list, lie's serving as county staff titan to the cornnhission.appointed comnuiittee studying whether the port authority and industrial de'velopriient authorit> should be merged That study will be completed Jan. 15. The tIther study is being carried out by the conInhlsslon.appointed library advisory board to decide if the count>' should contmnu.' its $500,6000.a'>ear cootm act with Orlando Public Library OPL under which OH. provides library services in the count>. That rcducesj the list to seven. A special teamii of count>' staffers is moving ahead on a study to determine alternatives to the counts" obd waste Ihsposal system. The stud>' should be done in Januar>, according to Comnmi.ssion ('hairman Williams. Another special team- thsms one' composed mostly of elected officials will stud>' whether the "ountv should commiputerize its record- keeping s>stem. Since the property ap' praiser, clerk of the' court and tax collector would be involved in the study, cornmnissioners said a special team would be the best way to cooperatively study the problem. That reduced the lIst to five. Another studs commimis.smoners are eager The di.scus,sion revolved around the ,.,,u,, 4l4IlUfl swcn provides that cities whose annexations are successfully challenged in the courts must pay the legal expenses of the charging - S,,. .d.... lu IIV 31L - - - -------- %_,.. iuw ._t:... parts - ('its Attorne's Gary Masses told the I commissioner his section of the law should be changed and that the cities of Seminole shouid band together to seek the change. "If the county fails to win the suits against the city, can we get our attorney fees back" asked Co'ancilnian tiff - - - - - Nelson Masses said there is a way. lie said the city could file suit against the county commiiissioners as individuals for riiisfeasance and malfeasance' in office - - - Terry said that conference's had recently been held with federal officials-nanieiy the Corp.s of Engineers on a flood plan for the city and that he had been unaware '! the conferences. Masses, however, said that Terry's motion was broad and could affect his function as city attorney, He said while he wouidn't mind the notification provision. Ii., ,n,,i,1 i•L.. • L.'.' -, wuiuic w me ci.nferences because it would be tune consuming. - cits to ,',,• ._. C t'onductt'd by the county development department. That reduced the list to three And that's where the list stands now, because comnniis,siorters made no decision on the final three studies which concern revising the financial management system of the county's utility operations (a computer-related problemi, tntplementing new state legislation changing the already-convoluted system by which the state and county finance highway construction (more new state legislation is expected in next year's legislative sessioni and determining ways to efficiently utilize the time and define responsibilities of the full-time county attorney Ia new county attorney, harry A. Stewart, will join the county in early January, and the study will involve discussions with him). It was not an easy work session for the commissioners, who made the assign' ments on the list over a period of several months, but the meeting was noteworthy for at least two reasons: corr,nuissioners nailed down their management program for the year, and the)' made 18 decisions in 90 minutes-a new record. - was in the audience observing the action. One Casselberry citizen at a council meeting there this week, Vincent Ballassomma of Carriage Hill, warned the city council to take into account the plight of senior citizens on fixed incunies as the) consider a garbage collection franchise for the city. .,. uuxp seeking damages, Misfeasance is the performance of a lawful action in an illegal or improper manner. Malfeasance is the wrongful act public official, according to Webers Councilman llarr Terr' said the count) is turning Seminole into a bonanza for attorne}'s The city council turned down a proposal by Terry to require that all conferences called with outside agencies or other governmental units be held onl) after the mayor and the council has been notified and invited to attend with minutes of the coriferenct' kept and recorded in the' city record. Nelson said the motion would be too restrictive and would tie the hands of the mayor anI other city officials from han. Wing business for the city. Terry did get through a motion requiring that in the future all documents and rt'port.s given to the council t* signed and Councilman Donald Willson agreed that there are some city residents who can find the extra money to pay increased garbage collection costs only by taking it off their dinner table. "What doe we do with old fo1ks" asked lallassonna. "Stand them up in a corner, shoot them and then dispose of them" dated The council, after lengthy discussion, accepted the bid of a new firm, Danjohn Outgoing ('ouncitman Delores Lash was absent because of a prevlou.sconuflitment, The regular nieeting time had been changed from Thursday night to Tuesday night ('ouncilmii;in'tt'ct Patricia Southward Services Inc. of Daytona Beach While garbage and trash pickup has been costing the residents $4 monthly, it will be increased to $4. in the new contract. But, Reliable Garbage Service, which has held the city franchise for fmse years, - had bid $5., $5.65 and $5.95 wider a one year, three year and five year proposed contract, respectively. So, increase could have been much worse. As reported etrlier, Altamonte Springs City Clerk Phyllis Jordahl has become the second city clerk in Seminole County to be awarded the designation of certified municipal clerk for "achieving high educational, experience and service requirements" established by the Inter' national Institute of Municipal Clerks VIIMCI. terpersonal concerns, and funtioriallyrelated subjects. She graduated from Seminole Cornrnunity College and will receive her bachelor of arts degree in allied legal services and public administration from Florida Technological University In March. Only 23 other city clerks in Florida presently hold the designation of certified numcip1 clerk. -- -- Phyllis Schiafly, spokesman for the profamily cause in the r.ation and also an outspoken opponent of the proposed The other certified clerk is Sanford's own Henry Tarnni. Mrs. Jordahi assumed her present position with Altamonte in October, 1973. She had previously served as city clerk of Golden Valley, Minn from 1972 to 1973. Mrs. Jordahl completed the three-year IIMC education program for professional clerks held at Florida Atlantic University. This program involves over 100 studentinstructor contact hours of indepth courses in public administration, social and in Panama Canal treaty, has announced in her monthly newsletter, Eagle Forum, for 1'centher that she is not a candidate for the U S Senate seat no held by Charles Percy of Illinois. Among her reasons for declining the opportunity to run is that a campaign for the Senate, in her judgment, would require a budget of at least $1.5 million to match what Sen. Percy has said he will spend. "That is simply too much money for my supporters to spend for one minority vote in the 1' S Senate," she sd "4"-,,,t; , - '4:. ' r - '- (".. . .er - - - • This se'enLs to be the season, whatever Ralph Turlinglon calls it, for voluntarily shanng what we have', little or much, with those' in the school system Or so School Superintendent William I' layer and others in the administrative end of education would like u.s to feel. The're are books needed if our schc)ls are going to achieve accreditation stan30,000 of them d.ard.s There art' dollars needed to help sctwxd district employees who have been left with bills totalling half a million dollars because their insurance company went as - closing down. emergencies and keep facilities from shutting The antl'abortlon forces, led by Rep. Henry down, Hyde, 11.111., would not allow federal funds to be But the congressional document pointed out spent for abortions. A stubborn refusal to that the hospitals already were "understaffed in compromise by both sides temporarily blocked many areas" and that the freeze on funds could hundreds of millions of dollars from being ap. be called "dangerous." There were also in propriated. sufficient funds to maintain and repair equipIt appeared that the worst result of the delay merit which, therefore, was "not operating at would be late paychecks for government the level of service" required by federal bureauc,ats, But we've now learned that the regu1atl, prolonged congressional stalling had a potenFootnote: We called several hospital adtially damaging Impact on thousands of Innocent Americans who had nothing to do with the ministrators for their comments. "We would be In trouble In time of emergency," conceded abortion flap. one At least eight public health services hospitals administrator when asked about the budget and 25 clinIcs across the country were forced to delays. Another admitted: "We definitely got to operate for weeks at a tim with virtually no the tx-ink on this." But he said the delays did not cause a dire emergency. budget at all because of the funding delay. These medical Institutions, stretching from CONFUCr OF INTEREST: The Energy Baltimore to Seattle, care for sick and aged Department's proposed general counsel, Lynn federal beneftcfarles. Most of them have Coleman, has spent years representing oil and nowhere else to go for treatment, gas companies. Senate Investigators believe that During the first week of December, for Coleman, who (Oiled foi' es-Treasury Secretary example, "there was absolutely no money for John Connally's law firm, would be stepping Into anything," according to a confidential memo a minefield of potential conflicts. prepared for House Merchant Marine Qiairman Federal law "will virtually require Coleman to John Murphy, 1)-N.Y. maintain a scoreboard to keep track of the "This mode of operation," declared the secret Voluminous number of cases from which he muM study, "is sheer lunacy.,.The whole operation disqualify himself," declares a confidential staff comes to a complete standstill," memo to Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, 1)-Ohio. The patient.., of course, were not left helpless "Even If Coleman tries to serve the public rather by concerned hospital official.., Congress passed than the oil Indiatry'a Interest, he will be rentemporary appropriations to relieve dered Ineffectual by the conflict of Interest law." into receivership. There are students at Ilosenwald Exceptional Student Center in Altamonic Springs who need small, attractive and useful items for their school store, or $2 per day to operate it for an entire month. 'S Somehow everybody finds something to complain about in education but here are three specific opportunities to make it better, without seeing taxes raised, and without having to make drastic personal sacrifices. Superintendent Layer has asked that each person in the district school offices (about 3,000 people Including clerical workers, teachers, administrators and ,,jthers pledge $5 per payday for 10 "aydays from January through June. Obviously those 3,000 employees, if the)' all gave that $50, would still only raise about $150,000, cr about a third of the money needed to full)' assist the 679 families involved. - hlosenwald Exceptional Student Center 11> ou try to tell people the kind of things to your mind and heart to visit the 'hool does you either sound as if you are painting thipossibly rose>' pictures, or as if - you are describing an environment more likely to be found in a textbook than in reality. Neither is a true picture, but to get the true picture you have to see It feel it touch it for yourself. hear it - -- - Hosenwald is a heart-shaking, mind. rattling reminder of ttit' true dignity of the human race, as individuals, and as "brothers under the skin." If you have an opportunity to visit the school, go. If you do not seen to have that opportunity, try to make one. In a time of year when titan tends to look inward for clarification and values, Rosenwald is a rmtirror to us all. There is a new course coming to Seminole Conumiunity College. SCC, with its seemingly infinite ability to present new and standard matenal in ways to interest everybody, has a course coming up called "New Dimensions." Beginning Jan. 11 and running once a week through March 29, the course includes an how' and 20 nimnute period of studying "alnit everything in the book." First class is called "The way to guaranteed grades;" second is "Scanning the Universities;" third is" Drug Abuse Seminar," and fourth Is "Crimes Against Women." (her minl.classes in the series include studies on nutrition, human sexuality, travel awareness, job seeking and conS trolling emotions. For further Information on the courses call SCC, 3-l450, extension 371. There is another special course coming up in February at SCC, but school officials are urging that people who want to learn about "Starting Your Own Business" sign up immediately. The course will include materials on starting your own business, several speakers and panelists, and in There are' often other was s a person can help around the' school system if he' or .she really has the heart to give. Volunteers do a lot of telephone' an' swe'ring. ts'pins, tt'acist'r assistance' and other small tasks at schools in the count> et'ery day. The task' are uswelly sumple. quickl> accoimiplished and so det'pl> appreciated volunteers may find the gratituth' of teachers and principal downright embarrassing. - Then, of course, there are the ete'rnal plus's, presentations, speeche's, singalongs and other activities at every school. People who go to those' functions very often discover that they are' usually handled b> the same group of volunteers ever)' tulle. Whet her it involves selling candy for the hand or rettearsing a group of first graders for their very first on-stage performance'. new volunteer help is always welcomed heartily If you find it easier to give of your money than your self and your time, there are still ways to relate' your giving to the school children of Seminole Count>'. Right now at least two schools have students in the hospital, students whose parents might welcome a little assistance at Christmas. But at almost any time through the year there are students who need help somewhere. A new pair of glasses, a pair of shoes or something to wear to school may be all there .s bet ween sonic child and an e'ducation. A quick call to social worker Marie Taylor, whose offices are at Red Bug Elementary School, will always provide you with some op. po.tunity to help someone'. I Objective Law Needed inipropriets' when administrative (leCLsiOfl5 are made on "personal feelings". \'our paper has quoted one ('ounty conimis.sioner as saying that his vote against the issuance of a gun permit was made because he just has a personal feeling" against granting concealed w- eapon permits. If the law allows it, then his subjective personal feelings, his whims and caprices, should have nothing to do with it We must live b> objective law Governmental officials who cannot comprehend objectivity and strive for it stand among the causes of the break. down in respect for the law. Very truly yours, ' Harlan Tuck usually in the last few breaths of life, Liked The Tour I would like to express my ap. predation for the tour provided the Seminole High newspaper class. "The Seminole" newspaper staff certainly most people, even atheists, acknowledge God's existence The Christian anti non-Christian religions in this countr can certainb get along without the help of the' Ms. O'hiairs MichaelG. Crwiipton AlLinionte Springs benefited from their observation of the many process involved in producing a local newspaper. Realizing your bus>' schedule', I do appreciate )our taking the tune to :.how iii>' students the facilities. I'lea.se thank the other staff members who assisted. HI cais b of any help (i.e. the school column in "The Evening Herald", etc.), please don't hesitate to call. Sincerely, Jeff Sisklnd Newspaper Advisor Seminole High School An ironic Twist? I have just finished reading your Dec 5 article entitled "It'll be Kris, not Christ asniuslctosonie ears" It seems that Ms. O'Hair and her followers arc really starting to get the best of this '#':'.- bShl'SAVI'ASC,ETGRAy The' hour is late, The tree is trimmed. Games and to)s galore. Secret hiding places out, Parents tiptoe' 'cross the' floor Prcsnts done. A great bu,' sigh Front wrapping, wrapping, more Kids' asleep' That's what you think Ot'.t' Li peeking 'round the door' B> Evelyn Mai bes-- l9 This is our first season as residemit.s of Florida and I enjoy the neighborlme of your newspaper. Thank you for itting me tiare this bit of whimsy S :,.'(:,. - this country's problems will eventually strangle it to death. It's ironic, that t",_ '-" ,. .. ' -- i r' country. The actions denoted in the above mentioned article are supposed!> for the protection of the non'Christian religious, but more than likels for the protective shielding desired bs the' Ms O'Hairs of the world Years ago, the' "God is dead" had aTose briefly and then died a silent k'ath. Now the thing to do is to try and remove publicly all references to (;od arid his Son, Jesus Christ Of the two, the' last will probably have a terrible' effect an this countrs 's future The nwre the poeple of this countr) deny GOd's existence and power, the inure God will turn away frormi this country Need it be said again that thus cuuntrs was established as a God fearing country. If the present trend continue's, '•),: 1 . , ,.-. - , .' .-. __l'",', ' - ':"':';.': :' V. - I,. -,,., t : Evelyn Marbes Winter Springs j •':" ,_. ,. t: Bettted Thanks ,. Belated, but nonetheless sincere thanks for the lovely story Elda Nichols did recently on ow' program and Gertrude Horton. It was one of the best news items we have seen in a long time about the program - - ' 'a., . ",, s'L.,:i'__', t- '-T', . '• interesting, well-written and factual Giving Thanks -" -,-. ' OUR READERS WRITE We suffer the depths of governmental formation 'in legal Considerations, financial management, record keeping, sources of capitel. and marketing amid management resources The' course' will bt' geared toward women interested in starting their own businesses, but is open to everyone' There is no fe's' . • "':,y The Season For Sharing - Puerto Rico's growing autonomy makes it namely, the B-I. likewise less dependent upon senatorial InConsumer Protection Agency bilLs, after spection. So the remaining sites pretty much seven years of being killed in Congress, a decent narrow down to the Virgin Islands, Micronesia burial. and the Canal Zone. The Chinese Mamlandi: L'S relations My sixth sense tells me that if winter trips to they are Panama remain necessary, the canal treaty's The Hungarian Crown of St Stephen ;. chances will improve accordingly. snug place at F'ovl Knox - Chalk Talk: Education JACK ANDERSON-LES WHITTEN WASHINGTON — Here's a Christmas story to gladden the heart of Tiny Tim. The world's largest wheelchair manufacturer Is being trought to book on antitrust charges of profiteering at the expense of handicapped to nine studies. I':Ichberger is now working on two of the to see, which is being carried out by a Florida Technological University professor, will define responsibilities and authority of all department heads and ad:iiinistrative personnel. The study is due Tuesday. One stud>'- of the county's site plan review and approval process-is being A Way To Discourage County From Future Lawsuits? Wheelchair F km Gouge Handicapped? BERRY'S WORLD occur in the refonnatting process, cornS niissioners decided. That reduced the list Parties & Politics - Antinurlear demonstrators: a ticket to Moscow to protest the Russians' breeder j reactors - The Ut. Hon Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, a chance to become Bntain first woman c*hertres. The establishment won, and the ABA drafted For The - Congressman Jack Kemp. passage for his tax-cut bill even though the Dcmocrat.s will a rename it and take the credit for iD. ' - ('ongrec in general: ix months a )car • r -. • back home in the Real Worki. ,,,,,, t'j'. .- - -OS lISA headquarters an EPA in. _______ spection EPA. headquarters. an C) S hi \ ui. " GIVE To1'M .J..! .'.'• spection. Po '' ,,. 1, c)1) - President Carter's human rights -. _,>., ,•,_, "specialists"; 220 vision. .4'-.-. '' ..,, . President Carter: a bottle cf aspirin . r'""•'% - The Kremlin: tough American SALT '.' .' " ,-negotiators - Arthur Burns: another terni as head of ' ______________________________________________________________________________________ "the Fed" . COflfvflgu4cinnc In Ofl AAh.1i III il' IVIIIIII how (10 )OU thooc unong 18 top priorities to see which ones you want to accomplish first' lliis wa,s the choice laced last week b the Senunole Count) Cornoussion fl'.dt COt iIiliscWti.' chos at all is oteworihy The bulk of the studies were to perfontiecj by the county's Office of Management Analyse. and Evaluation OMAF: , V' Rh contain'. otdy five proft'ss:on,l,,, who alSo handle preparation of the county's annual budget. OMAE Director Jeff Etchberger assured 11rnIs.sione he had enough staff nienitrs to do the job if com• 'iussioners reduced the number of studies from 18 to "two-to.six," The kit of 18 managejlient studies resulted from 'ommis,cii,rl (lirection to OMAE: over the past several months to initiate managetnt'nt studies of several offices or thvLsluns of county government animal (((nt rol, central purchasing, :naripowt.r. vehicle Iriainterlanct'. road construct ion and maintenance, traffic signal program and county coriunLssion office. Conhrnis.sioners have not been specific their reasons for wanting these offici studied but have indicated they would like to see those offices functioning fliOt(' sflioothly and efficiently for the past two inonttLs , f:tchberger's office has been conducting a pdot study of a 'w hudget format in two counts residents to register only one time for all elections T Sunday, D*c. 21, l77—SA ' ,...a, Thank )ou so much for your interest in our program and its golas In behalf of the Mutual Concert Association I would like to thank you anti Doris I)rietricti for your excellent coverage of the Champagne Ball. It was a lovely party and enjoyed by all. Mildred Nicholas Secretary Seminole Mutual Concert Ass. Sanford Sharing A Poem i though >'ou might like to share, possibly with your readers, a poem I wrote for iii>' four daughters in 1959. Thcy are all mothers now, and it is still appropriate, I Dorothy Cagria Assistant Director Foster Grandparents Program lettrrs to the editor arewelcoined for publication. All letten must be signed, with a mailing address sod, II possible, a telephone number so the Identity of the writer may be rrtIled. The hemming herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names in print. The Erning Herald also reserses the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. I- ,s.'.,. '4.. . .1'. .. '...:-'?.,;•:# 'c. 'it 'lqv..':•t .',d".. -. �yw IA—Evening Herald. Sanford. Fl. Sunday. Dec. 23, 1W For Repairs At Mayfair Hotel WE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, DEC. 26th Parts Of Old City Hall Used Again Sanford's old city hail, now being destroyed for a parking lot, will be gone shortly but not forgotten. Some of the tile and the flooring will he used for repairs to its sister building, the old Mayfair Hotel. Workmen for the New Tribes Mission last week removed roof tile and lumber as part of the demolition of the building. The cit' hall is scheduled to be demolished b about Jan. 4, according to Cits Manager E S ii W.F. "Pete" Knowles. same architect "The designed both buildings," Knowles said Friday. "and some of the materials just aren't made anymore and are hard to match." Macon hare, of the mission organization, said the reddishcolored tile of city hall is the same color as the Mayfair's existing tile, although the two tiles are of somewhat different shape. tile will replace The r n prisoner's possessions tried to flee. A - orcn on if gold cnain stant'u to literally nug Suddenl% the brooch attempted to escape," was the wa Officer Dan Pugcll put it. Legal Notice PUBLIC NOTICE The D.,4'oVt of Environmental Sersicel S in recept Of an ap pical i on for dredg i ng for a steer ouHaU at the foiloenO d,sc' bed Tie Northeast also '. of I", So?hceat the North*ttt . of 914' a 31 Seclon 33 South, Range 31 East Scrrnoie County PubliC Records Further 0,9Cc bed as tiaf pall of 914' Iron Bridge Re'gonal S,cage Treatment Plan! Ste On tie L ftI EonloCkhatcPiee Riser Comments by property ceners Aitilin 300 feet of tie proposed OieO Should be in writing to D.vl'onof Env i ronmental Seritces P0 the Circuit Ceurf, Semnole Count,, n accordance *tl 91 Florida provis ions of the F'C'ttOijS Name Section 14S 09 Stattj'es, To Wit Florida Statutes 1951 S Mrs Sandra E,rI, PubliSh Dec 1 It. It 29 1977 FICTITIOUSNAME Notice - S iC?ebp goen t ha t cp A te engaged fl hu%n.esS a' ITS N H*y 17 97. LOngc'QcC. SemnOle Count,, Flor,aa under fPip Id t ous name Of CENTRAL. AUTO BROe(RS and Mat cc ntenØ to regstr tad name with tiC Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County Florida in ac cordance APh the prOas'os Of tpie FiCtitiOUS Name Statutes. to Section $6S09 Florda Statutes 1951 Seymon P,tq'c Ai,.n PI,ns Dec II II 3!' 191' DES 51 S igyf S g Notice s hereby r ,ten that I am engged n tivsn,e'ss $37 Yagrioi.a Sanford. Seminole Count,. Florida. under the 1CtutC5 name 04 THE HERBALIST, and tllat Intend toregiltef Slid name with the Clert Of the C i rcu i t Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance AiD? tile Ofovitons Name S 1; a, 04 Statutes. the FIC'titiG.,4 Section Tc Wit $6906 Florida Statutes 17 S Clarice 0 D,tano Pblith Dec 1 Il, II 25 - __ - 1977 0 I I In no. Estate of C H THIGPEØI a it a GEORGE 04 I 041 C P F If Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Within three months from the time of the first publication Of th you are required to file with 'he the Circuit Court of clerk of Seminole County, Florida, probate Di vision, the addrel% of wwh.ch is Seminole County Courthouse Sanford. Fla 33771 a written statement of any claim or demand you may have aganst the estate of C H THPGPEN. deceased Each Claim nsustbe uneritingand must indicate the bass for the clam, the name and address of the creditor or fit agent or attorney, and the amount claimed It the claims not y et due, the date when if will become due Shall be slated If the claim @I contingent or unIigv4ated. the nature of the uncertainty shall be Stated If the Claim is secured, the ttCu?ity shall be deScribed The claimant shall deliver Sufficient copes of the claim to the cseqk to enable the clerk to mail 1111110 copy to each personal rePf'eI.nt.thv, ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT FILED SO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Dated December itt, 1977 Georgia Ann Thigpen Myers Ai Personal Represents live of the Estate of G H Thigpen Deceased Robert M Morris, o -------- i 21 I : _~- : ni,_t'S Orlando Office 298-5410 3710A SHOE STORE - - - - -- -.--- - — - - -- --- - - . - -- Eye - SALE STARTS MONDAY 9 A.M. CLOSED TODAYL.We'll be OPEN MONDAY, DECEMBER 26th Dec - - It uswIh kind of sports heroes in who wowed them at isu dozen years ago when he k setting records in basketball, showed he still had his touch when he led the NBA with 31.1 average while playing down bayou for the New Jazz. 1977' - Louisiana State's Charles Alexander, a junior who is But all was forgiven near year's end when Kuhn lifted the remainder of a one-year suspension and Turner, tongue in ch ee k, promised to "be a good expected to be a leading can. didate for the 1978 hleian mi Trophy, broke a fl-year-old Southeastern Conference rush' boy." 1,686 yards. "Pistol Pete" Maravich, lug record 'it he'n b.. reifled The South had plenty of the up "Famous" Amos Lawrence began dimming North Carolina memories of - - , . r..4',' _ ______ ________ , a Richman Censorship H its NFL Charlie "Cboo Choo" Justice when he became the most productive freshman runner in NC/IA hist ory by r us hi ng for 1,211 yards. - Cale Yarborough won NASCAR's Grand National crown and nearly $432,)0 h) winning nine of the year' biggest stock car rec -And Atlanta Brave'. knuckleballer Phil Nlekro, .4 }ears old and toiling for t?t locingest team in the league. led the National League in II (if. ferezit pitching categories, th , most notable of which was by2 strikeouts. . - ._'• %0'i ;, ',,n",t'I .O" ' . . r ' I 2.,. . ., . ing in both football and -I. 1- ' Il :..,'e''l -. ,.f'; - --5 . ., " .. ' --.*v 4 ' '.. : king. '2 ., ' season, captured its sixth Southeastern Conference grid title in seven seasons, a Sugar Bowl be rth, and the No. 3 regular-season national ran- '. ,.'_ '' . .' Alabama's Crimson Tide, losing only to Nebraska in a 10-1 'v -, . jJi,,,. t basketball. - cr, ,, Fll r~ - The Tide also pt ed a 25-6 mark in basketball, its fifth straight season to win 22 or more games. Kentucky also had a 10-1 ' > " :' ',, f I. , ' : -, : -ii. .0...... wn . . '"a' . -. ' . ' ' '; - football campaign, Its best ' , ' , . since 19O, but was barred from bowl participation by a oneycar pro ba tion. However, basketball is the Wildcats' long suit. They were -4 last season when they won a share of their 3h SEC eagetitleandwererankedso. 1 in the nation in the opening weeks of the WT7.78 season . North Carolina made it all the 4 ' 11 . . i.' . •. . . ., , " to the NCAA finals in :k etball bef o re losi n g to BANKING ON SURE WINNER P' 0 - The Calls Keep Coming In 11, rz' .rr.5fl '-d4'l Success obviously bred success among the college teams since Alabama. Kentucky and No rth Carolina were outst and- -- J v' I 2!' What Bv Turner.2 Ma s' Anderson, left, accepts her award from John Mercer while Maude Butler champion r Marquette in look on following the Flagship U.S. Hank of Seminole seniors golf tournament Atlanta, and aLso won the Atlantic Coast Conference at the Ma i- fair ('ountry ('huh. Anderson won with a net 67, with Butler . / NEW YORK (UPI) football re, earning a tabert A cry and (race Sauers tying for second at 6. Butler won and on a playoff for second place. Bowl date with Nebraska of "censorship" was voiced Friday over the controversial The biggest surprise among the South's college basketball call that helped the Baltimore teams was turned in by North Colts gain entrance to the AFC NEW YORK M il Io - There's rio provision for an official playoffs. Corol of Charlotte which protest in pro football as there is in baseball, w hi ch is an in just ice came out of nowtere to advance Fingers were pointed at Bob in one way but it pure blessing in another because' what would they Coc hran, the NFL's broadcast to the final four of the SC/IA. DENVER UPI 16 di) with an official found to have cost a team a ke> ball garlic When the Denver's Red Miller. who was to sway oddsniakers from in- the niost of it Three other college basket' coo r di nator , w ho , ac cording to Pittsburgh Steelers look acr os hang him from the nearest goal post s making his head coaching stalling the Broncos as a threePittsburgh quarterback ball teams in t he South won WABC sportscaster Sal Mar. the line of scrimmage during debut this year. "I wanted the Antiniit' a protest is upheld in baseball, the game' in question point favorite. Terry Bradshaw is bothered by games Clemson, Tennesse,' chiano, tried to pressure him their opening round National Broncos to be the Pittsburgh either is rc-itilmd from the point of dIspute or replayed entirel) "1 hLJfl't think anybody thinks a strained neck, tight end and Wake Forest into not Showing the films of an Fittotball Ixague playof Such cases are rare sines' baseball protests are upheld about as f game Steelers of the WeA. I really ,Ae've played our best football lknnie Curiningharn is suf. apparent Bert Jones' fumble on today, they will not 3CC the admire them and their style of Biggest surprise in Southem often as Egypt and Israel get together at the peace' table'. this year," Soil said. "But I fering from tonsillitis and a local news telecast. college football was Ole Miss' Denver Broncos. In football, there's no practical way to replay a game already play." think w e're playing better backup running back Jack '13 l)SC of fifth-ranked and The Steelers will see themMarchian claims Cochran fuushed or resume it from the point of contention. The Steelers have posted an 8football right now than we have Deloplame is nursin g a burn otherwise selves — or at least the mirror phoned him minutes before That doesn't necessarily mean football officials never make 3 post-sewwri record under in a While and now is the time to knee. But middle linebacker Dame. Tha unbeaten Notri. t upset was even airtime last Monday and image of their 1972 selves. That ninth-year Coach Chuck Soil mistakes. They're human, the same as anyone else. Certainly 1'.' playing better football. I Jack Lambert, the heart Of the more startli ng when >ou realize threatened to hold back NFl, was the year Pittsburgh, once and are 4-1 in first-round they make mistakes although on balance, they don't make that think the players and coaching Pittsburgh defense, and safety that the Rebels had a Iosin tapes for future shows if the the Sad Sack of the NFl.. games. But that impressive S many Only a few years ago, the Los Angeles Rams were given staff are very excited about this Glen Edwards are again season one that cost OI Mi&i Jones clip was shown five' downs during the same series The referee l ost count of the launched a mini-dynasty that playoff record was not enough opportunity arid want to make healthy. Coach Ken Cooper his job Marduano complied wi th the has netted five' di visional titles, and for doing that, tie' and his entire crew drew a susix'n' request, but accus Denver quarterback Craig gh of six strai ed an t playoff app.tar' Cochr 511)0 Former Alabama quarterMorton also censorship. ances and two world championAll this comes into sharper focus now due to the uncommon AU hampered by a back Steve Sloan, who has bruised hip, and the Broncos coached at Vanderbilt and "I told him I thought this was ships. MOBILE Ala UPI St furor continuing over Sunday's contest in Baltunore' where ;. which will be nationally might be without All-Pro Texas Tech, is returning censorship" Marctiiano said, The Steelers had never ap' Imas Cardinals' Coach Don televised by NBC, quarterback Bert Jones of the Colts fumbled away the ball near to the middle linebacker Randy Gm-a- SEC as Cooper's replacement. "and he said 'I don't think so.' peared in a post-season game Coryell was named Thursday to the Patnot.s' goal-line with less than three minutes left, but the Each coach will bring his dishar, who has a sprained "Cochran not only didn't until 1972, Just as the Broncos coach the North team in the referee' rul he had w hist l ed the play dead, and Baltimore unstaff to serve as assistant an Johnny Majors, who coached kl e. th want me to use t he pl ay that had not until is year. The re annual Senior Bowl game Jan mediately took advantage of that break to beat New Enaland. 1)cuaches DiII.t.,,..i. uiu iv toe nationai ti nal night," Marthiano added, "but Steelers had never won a 24, for its third st rai gh t AFC East Division chain But the Broncos, and a championship in 1976, returned he also wanted to know what divisional title before, just as A New England victory automatically would have given Miami partisan crowd of more than to his alma mater. Tennessee, my copy was going to say. lie the Broncos had not until this 7tI,()) sure the division championship title wider the National Football to form a wave of in 1977 and must have wished at warned me that by showing the year. League's tie-breaker rule, but when the Colts won, that finished orange in the stands, are times that he hadn't as the Vols tape I was jeapordizing the use The Steelers reached the top hungry. the Dolphins for the season. posted a 4-7 mark, the first tune on of tape in the future. the strength of their "Sometimes Up at their headquarters on Park Avenue, the NFl. people I really doubted a Tennessee football team had "He was convinced that the aggressive "Steel Curtain" if iiaven'theard ttietridoflt yet. nor are they likely to for sometune I'd ever get to a game like ever lost more than six games tape would be used to mock the defense, just as the Broncos to come this," said Denver's 10.-year official. His whole point was chiseled out the best record t12 Speaking of coaches. AdoIpt' veteran defensive end Paul They put one man on the phones especially to handle all the the that he had seen another angle 2) in the AFC this year on the Smith. "So there's no question R upp. who won more basketball angry calls coming in from Miami and the New England area of the play and wanted to show strength of their equally mobile that I'm really psyched up. I've games IMOl than any other Monday. All the callers were incensed over what they felt was a "Orange Crush" defense. the 'right' view. But my point got a feeling about this game college coach during his 42 sheer outrage. Everybody calling in was mad. it "I used the Steelers as was that none of the tapes is a P,%'ti' re loose We're finally years at Kentucky, died at ago , Although the Patriots already had been eliminated from the model for aggressive football official. He could have 16 difgetting to the playoffs and 76 in the waning days of playoffs before Sunday's garlic, their supporters are burned UI) since I came here," said ferent angles, but the only thing we're not going to die easy" because a victory was "stolen" from them. The Miami fans are Another famous sportsman w is the referee's boiling because they feel their team was jobbed out of the division mat matters died during the year was 1'1 title, and Dolphin Coach Don Shula, who was watching the game jment. Everything else is Roberts, co-founder and loop:' unofficial." on TV, is steaming because he isn't sure whether the referee blew' time chairman of the Ma.ster , Machiano those not to ron the his whistle accidentally, prematurely or arbitrarily. golf tournament at Augu,s1. "I don't know what the ruling was, whether the whistle had clip ontus6p.m. broadcast, but Ga shocked the NFL's public blown or whether they the officials just didn 't see the play," L 'fl% ilUii5li,. 4$l.,•,,., ('.,I 1UtIUiI IAIOIU '..Ud.OI, t.4il11t'[ I'll' WIH fit' 101(1 I ifle annual Shula keeps saying, "but it was evident that Jones Fumbled and Seminole Local people can help b) viewers of Cochran's actions. Ce. long dominated by basket. Foundation Holiday Classic donating entry fees if they do New England recovered." ball, had four football b'. "They were stunned by the was wrapped up last weekend not want to play. or better >t't. Fred Silva was the referee in Sunday's game. He's no rookie. teams in 1977 - North CaroL whole thi ," ng said , Mardilano with some excellent finals being by participating. This Classic having officiated in the NFl Il seasons. For working Sunday's in the liberty, Clemson in t' That's not eucfly common played. In the men's doubles raised a much needed $500. game. he got $575 plus a lot of heat. Gator, North Carolina State' practice and they were sirdivision, Skip Thorpe and Rick Jones says he doesn't know if he fumbled before the play was prised the Peach and Maryland in t at what pe hap ned." Herbert defeated Australian Seminole Silva was guilty of whistling too quickly, it could've over or not. If County & Sanford MardilanO went ahead and new Hall of Fame Classic : Cris Baker and Dave York 6-4, residents are also rsnmded been he was being overprotective of Jones. Consciously or Birmingham, Ala. 5-7, 7- in a real cliffhanger. that the SCC Varsity schedules otherwise. most referees don't like to see quarterbacks absorb aired the replay on his 11 p.m. tro'sdcast. The women's doubles feat- start next month with both unnecessary punishment, particularly quarterbacks of Jones' The Atlanta Falcons defe'ci' tit L. ITSOA%IUIUIU RAXI VTP.ZSL 0th' twe(l an exciting finale also men's and women's opening sive unit rates among Ui.' ability, so they sometimes become a bit overprotective. was Karen Lowsina and Sand)' Regardless, it was purely a judgment call on Silva's part andas cially lodged a protest with the matches being played at the South's top success stones fur 22 This event will be open to all laterally without crossing NFL notifying them of CoTurner, a couple n' Seminole college. The men open against such, all those' irate Miami and New England fans have no solid juniors who have not yet feet or legs It allows you to 1977 The Falcons played only Community College girls who Francis Marion iFlorene't', basis for their condemnation of turn. They can criticize his ctirwi's behavior. As yet, they 500 football, but the led the reached their 19th birthday_ move along the baseline or have received no response. have been making a habit of S.C.at 1:30 p.m. on Jan. 6. l'he Judgement, but who's to say their own Judgement Of him is right, Boys and girls can play in 12, 14, across the net while main- NFL in both scoring and yar. Cochran reportedly made winning tournaments lately. Women start Jan. 9 at 1:30 p.m That goes for Don Stiula, too. He wasn't exactly a disinterested 16 & 18 age brackets. The entry tairung a neutral attitude as to dage defense and by giving up similar calls to WCBS Nightly downed Carol Todd and Gege against only 129 points in 14 games set a Daytona Beach witness watching that game. deadline is set for Jan. 17. which way the shot may come. Fulgeberg In a close three- Community CoUege. The public modern hf it's any consolation, Fred Silva draws some support from lce News and News Center 4 on National Football Turning and running WNBC, but both stations setter 6-3. 5-7, 6-4. In the Mixed is invited and encouraged It) League record. MacPhall, President of the American League, necessarily Speaking of due to poor an. upcoming event, Doug Maliczowski attend. Bad news befell Castle's "In this particular case, there couldn't be any protest in ignored the threat and aired the ticipation is situation in which tournaments, don't forget the But the brightest news ti teamed with Miss Lowsma to mens squad as this years team baseball, either, because it was a judgment call," says MacPhail. controversial play on their 6 )'olir opponent may catch you come out of the South so far aAnnual Seminole High boosters hand Frank and Debbie Cord a will be playing without the 4 -The, only time there can be a protest with us is when a rule is p.m. shows. pro football is concerned wa Touriicnt coming Feb. 11-12. "going the wrong way". Sliding vager interpreted improperly. Besides, we've found that different will IS Simply oot ear mov1nig Tampa Bay's 33-14 win at Ne.. ne tournament this y the right f This year's Holiday Classic Is finns, and Bob Weyrauch camera positions can gts'e you entirely different views of the with WNBC, said, "I told Orleans on the next to ia.'i be a nuxed doubles to the right and pulling the left Just one of the many foundation same play. You see it from one angle and you say 'What a bad Cochran that I thought he was leg alter it, when Sunday Of the season moving to the the making a mistake telling people events put on by Larry Castle to Entry blanks are available caiP' Then you look at it another way and you say, 'Well, now wait Hues' first regular-season win right and the opposite when not to play it. They made a raise money to help defray for the first Rayheadjr. Tennis a minute.' My sympathy is all with turn (Silva). He was right TENNIS TIP: Learn to sidle. moving to the left. So, learn to Lii their two years in the NFL tuition expenses for members Championships to be held at the What's that, you say' Well there, he most likely was in a position to see the play bed and he bigger Issue out of it than they Then the Rues made it tw s idl e. it will save you steps and should have." of the SCC tennis program. Bayhead Racquet (lob Jan. 20- sidling is the ability to run t ime was the one who had to make the call." straight by beating St Iui 'm' 'r f - Ground Milton 'semr,ole Rado DES SC - taking Kuhn to court where he threatened to give the Commissioner 's attorney "a knuckle sandwich" . ow, CORPORATE SEAL PublIC, al But - - - the ("Cv" Court o f Sem'noie County. C o ha p ursv ant ,r' But, while Turner was taking the bows, his Braves and the Atlanta Hawks he purchased last season were taking a ' of I,, S RCO,r! f Pre dent bath. The Braves lost 101 games, their mot 1935, and the one thing they had in common with the Hawks was that both wound up last In the standings. Turner wound up in Kuhn's doghouse for talking out of turn about his plans for signing outfielder Gary Matthews and didn't improve relations by -- - fl businesS •n St'nnnole Ilorda MOe' the name RADIO STATION WTRR ntornas to regtfff the sad name *.91 ipip 10 (P.,spler 165 4 of It's hard to tell which won 'l'urner more adulation, his Irreverent winning of the America's Cup or his feud with baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. p. can beat them just throwing t he runner. I t hi nk they both ca ll BALTIMORE I ball, it will take a total team excellent games - they are tiniore Coach Ted Marchibroda both Just good quarterbacks." says the AFC semifinal playoff effort." However, he agreed with game today between the Madden said reports that the Baltimore Colts arid the Oak' Raiders' Coach John Madden's Baltimore Colts may be "hun. land Raiders will include a lot prediction that today's contest crier" for an AFC play-off of throwing, but it will not be will include a quarterback duel victory than his Oakland won with passing. between the Colts' Bert Jones Raiders are "meaningless." The Colts, 104, who have and the Millers' Ken Stabler, "All that talk about they are Marchibroda said, "They are hungrier than us Is meaninbeen knocked out in the first rou nd of t he playoffs t he l ast both mentally tough, which is gless, said Madden. "Those twoyears,hog the ll-3Oakland an asset ola great quarterback. comments don't mean a thing, Raiders, who won the Super I think that their passing styles it's whether you've prepared Bowl last year. are a little different. Bert yo ur self." Marchibroda echoed Mad"It will be the type of game throws a harder ball, while den's theory that efficient arid that will take a total team Kenny throws a softer ball. "They are both very ac aggressive pla)ing is more effort," Marchibroda said Friday. "I think that Oakland curate," M said. important than how many will not beat us just throwing "From a sta ndpoint of running, games a team has won In Pt ,: the football and I don't think we I think that Bert is better playoffs. "It's all behind us," Marchi— troda sald.' "The playoffs C Like starting fresh. You j ust " have to play better than the .YI other team." DES $3 Clerk By United Press International An unlikely folk hero strolled across the Southern sports scene in lgT7. Ted Turner, a brash and often outspoken communications executive, captured far more than his share of headlines in his dual sports capacity as jj yocht.snian-delux arid owner of the Atlanta Braves. SANFORD 208 E. FIRST ST. Silyer Star Ru One If By Land Two Bv Sea Cols 911 Ste elers Looking In Mirro r? - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 17 1 116 CA 09 I ATiCO •,'OWTG;,GL - COIN PORATION .9 IiQ?i 0LC'9' Plan, If, vi ALFRED S BELL and A BELL hi5 AlP :" Defendants AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT TO ALFRED S BELL RESIDENCE 'ON L AST 'NO" P, 14 [SIDE Ni I Don Cor yell To Coach North ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an actiOfl to for,ClC%e a mar 'gage on the fQIOw.flg property i n Seminole Count,, Flor i da Lot 33 Block 0. SEMINOLE SITES accordng tOthe Plat thereof as reordpd in P1*1 Book If. Pages *3 through 43, inCluSive PubliC R e cords of Seen.nol, County, Florida InCluding specfical?y. W1 not by cay Of Imn,taton, 'he follO*iflg fi.fuCt', . -- Rheem Hot Water Heater. Model H*3D Cdvfehe HO, MOOCI MU Hofponf Range. Model R0525P A!msfrong A i r Condt'oner, M.ode 4 RSIIPIC Armstrong Fur n ace Yodel E 151002 HO tp( nt Dish* 5ir ','Ci ri P4DA3I31 Ifls,r,kerator Garbage Disposal f',l 333 (arpetng thCOugCioijl Permanently installed Together cith all structures and improvements now and hereafter on said land, and fulturOl attached thereto and all rents. iSSUCS. proceeds, and prof i ts •CCucirsQ and to accrue from said premsej, all of *hiCh are included withifi the boQ0t'Q description and the habendum thereof judgment may be entered against for the relief demanded in ii, Deputy Clerk Publish Dec 1$. 3$, 1977, OESIS DESSI Darden Jan I, S. ,, L_ ..•a ,, . , I-..-,,_i - - o -- ttl.fln r-. - . ''-'-' f. ., ". t": V. _, ' , -•.t., 5, .9.. ;.a;,f.s- ',, .. I .'.': '., &. ,l "I N' ', ; ' i,,', ç2'i' .,5'.._ kIt': ..., ' .' '. ,1 - . 1' - - SALE PRICES GOOD THRU WED., DEC. 2111th OPEN DAILY SAM 111PM INOP EARLY SOME ITIMI LIMITED SANFORD: ft 950 State St., Sanford Plaza LONGWOOD CASSELBERRY: - - - - Hwy. 17-92 it SR 434 Saminole Plaza and 1433 Semoran Blvd. 4 .5 4' . * . ' - - '.. .- •1" .' .. ,.,'. ':. -- 'or' , v...' . _'-.,:' ''. ta ', you By Mary N •L_ na J Orlando. Florida 33507, and f tile original w i th the Clerk of the a bove styled Court on or before the 19th day of January. 1975; otherwise a Clerk of the Circuit Court •. - haS been filed against you, and you are reo.j'red to serve a copy 0 0 your written defenses, it any, to t on Vernon Swartsel of ANDERSON I. RUSH. Attorneys for the Plaintiff, whOst address is Poll Office Be. no. 322 East Central Boulevard. Poil Office Drawer H Sanford, Floorida 31711 Attorney Te$.plsert. 30$ 372 1031 Pvbfjh Dec II, is. 1977 ,- ' - defachWe Arthur H BtCk*ith, Jr - ..,.l ...L 51Im, Ofect , c, waler, and other Seating, cooking refrigerating. lighting, plumbing, ventilating, irrigating, and pocer systems, machines, applianceS. fi.tr , and appurtenances. wtIiCh now are or may hereafter pertain to. or be used with, in. or on s.a'd premses. even though they be detached or HUTCHISON I MORRIS - - .1', - is WhereTopFormD*Isplayed alto all gas, complaint WITNESS my hand and the seal c4 said Court on flitS 13th day o December, 197? ISEALI : - You - DIVISIOn 0 ------ --_-w ic,.da fl accordance A.?P1 !h prov sons of If' I 1 0 1 11out t4rr, Statutes 10 . ' Sect ion 165 09 1`7 10i"141 S'a' eS 115' S LCAre, [ P.ros 1'' ,,n P,,O?9?, Dec 11 2 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 71 137 CP 0 _____ TE 811TIBRI CONStJvJCTiO. CO.m'*NY Instant 'Financing fS Yi,rtle Yoi.rid 0 , . Casseiterry. I lorda 3:':' AND TO All part es cia virg n te'ett by, thro'.jgP., i.jfld4'r or aga.n' s the aforesaid person 'he F ICTITIOUS NAME k a K ' engage County DES 17 S . Shoe Sale TUES., DEC. 27th __ Sunday, Dec. 35, I77—I6 0* FICTITIOUS NAME Noce 9 hfr,b, given th&f i am eng aged 'I busnetS at Ill Not of % Met, Park 337 "ga Sem.noie COntV I oda. "df' ?he f01Oul ram, of L PARKS E ENTERPRISES and that ? n?end?c' 'ec tier sad flarre A Ii the Clcik c'r C ,cu ' Court Sr_ Coi,ro, pcAw,s I ...$.nO 10 reg i ster sad name cli the Clerk Of Wit - it." : Semi-Annual Work continues on renovation of the second and third floor apartments, hare said, with the opening of headquarters offices tt'ntativt'lv set for soinctime in Mart _ _________ aiitl the and said. 'Yeah . I'll take January. T A A I 01 j I ,-0 I it I L o - l IflA bug who wouid take temporary custody We went to Skid How and found the guy asleep. 'H e recognized the bug FOR OUR GIGANTIC - 1 said he knew a fi1end of his equipment organization's Woodworth. Wis., hcadquar' ters, to Sanford about midthe NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thai the unOtfIgned desiring to FICTITIOUSNAME Notice 9 hereby ; sen IP'lP I am engaged n bus ne ss At )D5 Yr LOngeciod 37SC. Cluntxk Street Seminole Cour', Flor ida MOC' fuII.out rownfi of GREEt. EARTH r I WATCH move publication from IL 33711 BOB 3469, Sanford Dick Williams, Char man Board of County Comm sloners Seminole Counto. FI0,,da 1977 PubliSh Dec DES 131 a for the new parking lot, designed to provide spaces for those using the new building. While the destruction of the old city hall and completion of the new city hall's first floor and parking lot continue, moving preparations arc in full swing at the New Tribes Mission. flare said personnel would Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Legal Notice a for it bug , ortumttel the suspect awhile, " l'ugell said. 'Hut the booking officer said We couldn't keep live anima4's, and he reminded us that prisoners' possessions are sprayed daily for bues," out." 1 i dogs to rattlesnakes to wandering bears, said it had no suitable quarters chain, "The suspect said it was his pet and asked us if we would hold on to it for surprised when one of the C plinwnted the Tribes Mission workers and sai d they are doing iob'' of rofcsn.n;d f t.i ., The ,f111iil Regulation Depa r tment, w 11k ii hi handled fauna from stray hit' Ix (loCh'' turned out to b a 3-inch beetle niounted in costum'.' jewelry and attached to the The police officer booking a suspect arrested in a Skid Row light this week was U I ((her lumber in the city hall building for repair purposes, hair said comrn Know It's Friday taking parts of the building they want, Hare noted that the subcontractor responsible for demolition was only going to throw away the tile and the lumber the mission group wanted. Knowles said the old city hall building will continue to be torn down this week. Crews with bulldozers pulling steel cable will tear down walls. Following that, he said, the Inundation will r,,IT1_ L. upr)tt(l and pavr Care Hard To Find For ' Pet ' IflS ANGEI.E.S I'Pl I deteriorated sections on the old Ma)fair building, Hare said. Ilartiwoed maple flooring in the old city hall's second floor auditorium will be used to patch sections of the Mayfair dining room. flare said. 'The mission also will use SPORTS vis - 'r �2B-Everiing Herald. Santord, Fl. Hunt's L. is &i Sunday, Dic. 25, 77 Chris tm as Pres en t At P11Pt I MORRIS-SPRIOLE ROOFING i,zuu iourney LflCK r r 0 r c I 831-9993 Co 34 20. Capro 30 26. Spacers Three Standings Orange Bo*lefs 17 II, 322 26H 26. The Rip Otis 26. PaCkaging Jet Set 3921. Buckeyes 36', 21',. ysem t.orp j. Ljnpredicrables Super Sports 36 72. leprechauns KH I t LLHbJtItl) )tF' I . 2729. Multi Services 23 33. Morris 71, Easy Go ers 3624. Nit WitS 3.1', 43c a line Spegte Rooting 2036 I time 25' E Z Marks 31 76. Sivilers 31 76. HOURS High Games Evelyn Cayton7O7. Ringers 33 27. Dynamos 37 26. Cats i consecutive times sc a line 26', 79',. Nomads 34', 31',. G,aynelle Smith 179 Strikers 3129. Hot Shots 3119, iconsecutiv,tlmes 3Jca tin, 5:30 P.M. Soapsijds 72 31. Hoo#s 6. Curves 100 AM. High Series Los Farme, 442, Maybeii Bare Hares 71, 31',. Scatter Pint 7036, Go MONDAY thru FRIDAY Frank Torell 37). Evelyn Cay?on 517 Lu:ky Strikes 291, 30',. Cracker getters is', 40', SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 Lines Minimum Converted Splitt Martha keel 6 7 Gators 29 31. lackS 79, 30 ______________________________ High Games Walter Denny 199. __________________________________ Other Highlights Star ci the Week WildcatS 29 31, Fantasticks 7$ 22. Mike Burke 116, Trude t.ight%ey Roger Hall 66 Popeyes 2733. BAMs 25 25. Four $6. Helen killberg 113. Marvin DEADLINES Diamonds 71 36. Jitls & Jeans 77 36. McNutt t$O. Joe Ferrer 174, Pauline TUESDAY MORNING Hi Balls 72 3$. Hi 105 20'j )S'i. HirSch 173. hid lighttey 172. Irving Noon The Do9 Before Publication SWINGERS #le* Yorkers 19', 40',. Wood Ill c,an -. i.n#, l5J Standings Bob Dance Dodge 33 piCkers II 41 Mar; FetZp1tyik itt. Micki Lang 2). HAM Donut Shop 36 23',. Pak High Games Bill Shott Sunda9 - Noon Frida9 720. Jim tip. WinfliC Spencer Ii? Marian 0 Loonies 37', 26 ;. Rit7 Tripater icetly 20.1. Mary McPbersc', Miller $46. Litlian POPiI lii ____________________________________________________ FlickS 3377. Lake Mcnroe Inn 3377. Bob Wilson 116. Mike Burke 16$. High Series Walter Denny 513. Luerkers Kactijs Gardens 7$ 32. Mac Mckibben II). Marcel Joe Ferrer SOS. Irving Fried 499 ____________________________ Coy Curl Beauty Shop 76 ii, Tr'txdeau 112. Jake Senner Ill. At Marvin MCPiutt 497, I ry MObily Horre 233$. North AitPen Ito. Ott Granneman $79. Lou 179 Sam kaminsky Mike Burke 5-LOS? & Found 175 Trucle 4-Personals OrI.,n1.,o Super Market 2$ 3S Mites Boiloii 171 Teddy i6 Joe Lightsey 499 Micki Lang 133 ______________________________Sriop 7)31 Drescher 17$ Sam kamintriy t73. Converted SplitS Ruth Foote I 9 While Persian (' Found high Games Elaine Bragga t1A, Trud.e Lghtsey $1). $1.11 $7010 Mirian Miller 9 10 Amy Wrick I $10. 27 DiVORCE OhMS vacinity of Sunlind Estates a 1,,' lt 'C 175. IS). Rose Patrick II,. Mable Ferrer 2?, Miriam VanDuyne SI KIT, t5. "1 lree aetalt I. Op il (.eorge 192. Sen E rv in III. Pithoud $16, Julia Mc Cattery II, H*y 477. 72 $151 to LiSle Miller 3710 Mary F it: Po"pano F i 33l Fvelh' NiC II H.ghi Series Jim kelly 354. Bill trick 4 510 Dan Burton St Mike - H 5rr.t Sen Erv'n ill. L.nda S(PiOlt SI), Mike Burke SO2 Lou Burke S 7 7 tO '*ce 61Child Call? Øy 49 NiCC Slim attractive G'fOy Crir-'. 3I Sue Chr,stenson 1C12 Fiolton 195 Al Aitien l. Sam C.ranneman 310 Jud Highttey 310 wOuld Ike to meet niCC mar _L. Pats, Cooke 13) Elaine Bragga 477 kam.nsky 165, Marcel Thibodeau Wailer Between SS& 63 For companion Denny 3 10 HyIn & JOt• Will blDptit in my hOrny New Jan cc Gregory II) ill Mary MPI'ierson 177. Hoyt Ferrer Frances & Frank Greto Call 77) 3597 Year's Eve. e.pe'encrii Coijpip Cu . ighligtts Queen of Weyk MPp,erson 115. Rote Patrick 121 Other HighlightS The Go getters I contact Judy at 77) 5962 'in i ( egcry • 63 Converted Splits Joe I errer fl FACED WITH A DRINK ING I tx,w ie a SerieS ci 280. I 750 7 7501 Virgil Bagrtoli 71$ Ben kieSel 6 7 $ PROBLEM Classified adS Serve thC buy r'g & AUTO TRAIN 10. Don Burhenne 4 57. Rose Perhaps Alcoholics AnonymouS selling Community every d, standngs 1 vSh.achama(allyls. 2 Patrick 57. Phil Augv%tO 310. Hoyt Can Help BUCKS CUSTOM CATERERS Read & uSe them oft, P,n Pal%.) Wherl. I Engine No 9 McPherSon 110 J'm Arroyo 3710. Phone 123 4561 I kitight 0*1%. 6 The Generation Trude L.ghtsey 3 tO. LOu BoltOn 3 Write P 0 Iioi 1313 h.-'... Standngs 1 Carefree F lOriS? o tsuy""g $12 Espress. I Caboose. 9 Gap. tO. Helen Bolton 310 Bill Schott 3 u 2 DikS Appliance 3127. 3 atO!* O m1__ n.ghl 323 5954 Ej,lr 10 Squatters, II Four 10. P4ln kaminsky 310. Sam SambO 5 3)77, 1 irene'S Beauty on the Floor. U Bottoms Up Earn 'k y I '. Dolores Burke 310, IS ALCOHOL A PROIIL 5y,0p7$ 37 $ Johns Shoe Se, cc 2$ High Games Buddy Baldree 182 Julia McCaf tery 3 tO Mable Pithouci hi YOUR FAMILY' p, United Conveyor 25)5 1 B A 9GO3d Things to Eat 20$. Vncc Care ii,.' Gloria 310 twi(C AL s.NOPi __________________________ .5 Market 25 35 I Publi, Market 7) Burdic 5 130 ISa Shirley Baidree I)? tot families or Ir ends QI p NAVAL ORAPII,E S & c'Picr • E 3*0. Chuck Moehler 131 $69. Cecil proøii'mdrnkers High Games M lareila Is) StIodnOS 2390s C.,rinori Am lot iii" $lOOti.%P'el 772 ('3t Bos*orth Ill 224. Duke MorpH. 154 tr turther inlormebon ccii ISI. Sharon Xirkgard 1*7, Eve 71261)) It), Janice Jenkins lit ISO. Betty tert, Generation Gap. Salty Dog 12) 4597cr wrIt hogero $56 Donna Lamb 119 itt. Sean $75 16$. Renee LeMoene 124 Blues. (SliD s Bandits, Kegler Klan SanlOrd Al Anøn F arn.iy Group Edith Zeuti I na itt II?, 166 Martha Mathews 121 Ill. Gutter belles 3Bs Wheelers, Trio p 0 ISo. 5$) lSo1anowsk i Its Gladys Doyle 145. Il-Instructions Cplm.st Rock Bottoms Angles Barbara Seymour $29 359 3721? 4.lr'PCi'd F G'nnp Caudreau II) 166 LindI Charles. PitS Add Bails High Series Buddy Baidree 167 Downer ISO. Ellen Aestf&?l 171, H.gh Games Allen Cooper 271. 595. Shirley Balciree $37 46. CCCII 'IA N by API S 5' U') I ( p1, Wagner 310 Arlene Co.alter Bos*orth 164 593. Duke MorpH. 336 Bob K iihetter II? Kathy Bukier 117 LesSonS r'tl'ument 5-1ost 8. Found Iii 367 177. Wanc3a Hubb6rd 167 566. Janice Jenkins 131 1 Renee Beverley Staylcer 173. Russell cetsores Repars 710 ( lj' 151, Becky Add.rvgton 129. Alice LeMoene 374 133. Martha Mathews Cannon Ill Sanford 32) 1111 Fowier 147 112 H.Qtt Series Allen Cooper 171 4, Barbara Seymour 179 III Pugh Series Marion Farella ISS Lost7 mate cats, may be alone 7 Russell Cannon Sit. Bernie kovey Converted Splits Cora konnee Wanda HubOard 44a Donna Lamb ;rcp 'err's 'n%'ri,ic' or together aro,A'td 75th st Snvir tO Gloria Burcl.ck 2730 Ronn.e 415. Bob K inciter 195 Kathy Bukur 116 AIiCC Fcv*ler III. Sharon $1Iueey. 'S dark *ith *hitC avaiat 1 r ?each'ng vounils'.', alt Rogers sito krkgard 425 Onny Gavoreau 531 %tOmapi, medium long hair. La'es' l,cP'r.Q.'i .a't Converted Split5 Betsy Campt>,l a Other Highlight$ Star. Buddp Ellen Westiall 475 Arlene Coaller UA 1,. Pro 5 ;ertited b e.tremely long *h:%kers, p.nk Baldree • 109. Duke 5'4rple i x's in 17 10. Helen BarbOyr SIC 51f F Tenr Rr "Ic mouth, collar ha% name nose & highlights Slar Other l lhe Wick how Cecil flo'sw'orth . Converted Splits Edt" Zeuli 35 Y,vi jc,*Sk. 322 1)9' on it 2nd cat is plan *,lh short Byrne, 51r y 1cC' ?Ol ___________________________________ ion unSent Turkey Day 'd icr : Mayor F arelia I 51. 1 7 IQ h6r. lett leg s all whte r,gbt ngan. Turkey ______ ,anda Hubbard 11. Norma .g 5 tiger colored, rings on 115 I ______ SPGOAKS COUPLES 18-Help Wanted Aagner 6730 McDONALD'S MIXED tail. 32) tlIO Reward t Happy Hour. 2 _______________________________ Standrg% Other Highlights 5lr ot Ire Spits, 3 F vflk, F oyr, I Eight Balls bi.'%Cs, RN S & LPN S I uPS Reward to Cf101'ie finding Week Marion Farella p'us II High Standings t Fish File.tS, 2 Hot SlulI 6 Agitators 7 Fine n Companion 5IC' , 'ce". ours. betOr'g.ng tO Mrs J E , Bowled Average Girvny, Gaudreau 136 hieewborger 3 MIE Nine I Mamas , HOm,,',. .'s .ssignmi'nlS. Evans No questions asked 377 Shakes. S MCMuhtin5. 6 Big Mac's, Ones, tO Lickety Splits UpiOhfl. 17$ 0636 6.325 I 7 Go Bananas. I Golden Arch. 9 H gh Games Roger Qv,ck 741 732 I ____________________________ DRY DEN OIL French Fries. 10 Hot Apple Pet, II 235. Larry Givers 715, Brenda Hot Fudge Sundrats. U Qu ,rter Nicholson 201 StanOngs The S'XIieS 366 POijnidqrj high Series Roger Quick iii, SplitS 3319. ups and Downs 3220. High Games Andy Patrick 207. Larry Givt'flt 579. Brenda Nicholson US 3O'2ti, Almost NOts 3027. 5.4 Lindy HI-wel 715, George PhillipS 376 29 21. HitS and Misses 71 71. Slickers 701. Vicky Getman 172. RoCerl Other Highlights Star of the Wech 71 21. The "II" Wheelers 7125. 0 J's Duggv III. Helen Barbour 171 Brenda PliChQlSQfl * 124 2571, STP's 25 27. SIders 2471, No Dave Lowe tlt, Jean Pitt5 166 PALL 1. CHAIN 322426 SblingS 7329. The Sleepers Frank,e Kaiser II?, Jane Epps 3d Standngs I Moon Pies 3571. 7 77 70. Pholostats 7131 Threesome H.gh Series Andy Patrick 9 r Se. 3724 3 Have Bail Will 70', 31 ,. UnluCky 5 1114 Charlie Plan? 542. George Phillips I Junk Yard Dogs high Gatv'ctj Jirne Moyer 720 7Ql s. Millard Strickland $11. Harold Bowl 30'; iS' 70,75',. 5 Bob's Bums 2171 6 Sandy Jennings 129 720. Glenn pierbst Sit. Jane Epps 437 Ry5l1"s Ra.ders 76 70 1 Country Meyers ItS. Kathy Bukur 310 Jim Converted Spliti Pielq'n Barboyn Bumpkins 77 34 I The Do Gooders Martin 100. Fred Samples 200 510. Jane EPOS Sb. And, Patrick 3 7036 High Series Jim Moyer oil. Fred lOIwice.Mirtnhianson Florida It was FSU's first bowl victo.' ORIANI.)O tUPIt high Games Ernie hickson 163 Samplfl54.GtennMeyersS)5. Jim eeic M'tiael Jakubcin 337. Rich coach Bobby in a &Zen years. Martin $36. Bill Piogan SOS Lynn State SOD Duccar •72 R,nld5 707,. Ray Fore 375 Jut" Eiland SO?. Sharon Semen SO?, Bob Bowden has this problem The Red haulers flrnlIt'l.I the Nader 70S Marsha Arndt 36$. uenn.ngs 306 Nancy Moo'. 503. cff figuring out who calls the year at 7-5, a far cry from the BLAIR AGENCY Sherry King Ill. Dee Nader 110 Johnson 500 high Series Michael Jakubcin high Games Sharon Siemeq 7$). Converted Splits Team No I) signals for his football team, Southwest Conference title the? 365. Rick Reynolds SM. Jim Noder Bill varner 100. Giry Varner 73) p.(ked yp splits rovtght Dare and and he's happy that his had aspired toward before 517 'm Joctnson 739. Price Penc 2$) Jim Hcfi.n picktd up 57. Jim Lytle dilemma is not likely to go injuries took their toll other Highlights Slar Of the 57. JO 1 tIte t 210 Jim Mann 27. ye' YirScy 707 Ph away for two more years. Key's performance lnclude Michael Jakub,n Week .97. high Series RiCk Cowart Sit Bob Meyers 57 Katt'. Bukur ItO e,erage urn Nader 175 GuS 5e,lon Other H gPil g*'ts Star Jim P,'o,yr iack Graham SIP Sharon Semen Take the Tangenne Bowl, for 83 yards on 21 carries, in ad. For four consecutive Sundays Jan. 8, 15, 22 and 29, a January mixed or Matched Doubles Handicap Tournament, sponsored by the Factorylransmis.slonSs'stemswilj beheldat Bossi America. Handicaps will be based on percent of 200. The highest average used will be the 1976-77 book average. Those with no hook average will use a 21 game Fall average sihile all others will bowl scratch. For those bowlers from outside the county. they will have verifition of their averages. Fifty teams consisting of two or more doubles teams will be entered. Entry blanks and tournament rules may be ottalned at the DROPOUTS: The GoGetters team made up of husband-wife team memhers Helen and Joe Ferrer and Frances and FrankGreeo rolled a triplicate team series of 750, totalling 2250. Rather unusual for team series to be "triplicated." BLAIR AGENCY LEAGUE: It was a hot mght on the lanes for Sharon Siemer. Sharon has a 151 avcrac. rolled games ol 213. 151, lS9for a terrific 583 series. With her great bowlmgand that of her team, they moved into 3rd place in league standings. BUCK'S CUSTOM CATERERS: It GS Arlene Coalter of the Carefree Florist Team who bowled up a storm Monday night. Averaging in the 140's, Arlene rolled games of 178, 177, 167. for a series total of 522. She moved Into second spot, bumping Gum)' Gaudreau into third, and second only to her teammate Corky Godfrey for high league series. It has been a struggle for man>' girls in this league to get their game going. The slump is now over for Marion Farella who caine out of it In grand style and made Star of the Week bowling 89 pins over her average. DRYDEN OIL: Seven 200 games were rolled in this league with two of them by Jim Moyer 220, 201. Sandy Jennings also had a 220 game, Glenn Meyer 215, Kathy Bukur 210, Jim Martin and Fred Samples 200. Jill) Moyers series was a 617. He wears Star of Week crown with 134 pins over his 161 local house average. C Likes Clemson, S ' So. C a I ., I r is Ii , Ba m a C ByMajorAmos B. Hoople Father of Ibe Bowls c - . - fl .. s -: k a ' hi? a - , -, '- - to - .. San Anton,o at New Ottns Atlanta at Washington Mitwaukee at Kansas City Golden Stale at Portland Los Angeles at Seattle Pro Hockey By Un,ted Press International Campb.Ii ColIfIfifico Patrick Division W I T Pts Philadelphia 72 6 1 4 NY Islanders IS 5 $ NY Rangers 13157 31 Atlanta $0 3330 70 OH.isloll NoIre Dame 105. St Jot Southwest No Car 101. Tulan,t 10) (311 t0450 72 ELEVENTH West Liii 110. Pepprdne 65 CalPoty SLO 70, Haywd St Neb $01, Montana St 10 Ore St 76. Goniaga 45 Pac 90, Cc'lo St 56 14w $7. Sn Fran IS UCLA 56. New Me. St 61 43 I CaCho Perez (73 3300 S 50 360 7 Alurla Juan 400300. 3 Sara Eloua 1)1 750 0 1751 36 70. P 17 5) $2 SO TWELFTH I Aria Zaire 12) 3050 IS 20 300. 2 Sara Arca 121 1070340. 7 Medina Altu IS)) 60. 0 11212160, P It 71111 30. fligQ (23 tb Ii) 117110 A 3.234. Handle $113.66) - - FSU Cagers VVin, Too team inoneof college football's p" greatest games and the Aggles WINTER PAHJ (UP!) 10 II 30 20 bouncing back from their ChicIgo Florida State's basketball Vancouver $0 i • 3$ defeat at the hands of Texas to Colorado l's a n game against Ml.ssoiri was Minnesota thwnp a good Hooston club. S 70 postponed for two days to Lo'iS 7 22 4 IS Southern California is ow' coincide with the Tangerine Wales Csntr,.c, choke to win with Rob Hertel Nsrr,s Division Bowl, something which worked andQiaresWhitept*tthgmore W 1. T Pis. out fuie for the Seminoles. ' points on the board than the A'1'8l FSU, using a tight defense Los Angeles 16 II 5 37 Aggles' talented duo ci runner PittsbuVgh and sparked by 20 points fr*n ' ; 23 George Woodward and kicker Detroit tO I? 1 24 forward Harry Davis, rolled up 6 20 4 1$ Tony Franklin. This will be WashingtOn an easy, 9744, win Friday af. Adams 0191540 Ioae all the way. i w.. nvwe Mkun.w4 On. pa Smyphe ' - 6 l,, Airtinents %' I ---- 151$ PInk Or Sanfotd 3? Hou fenced ,end, .i, n con ' 0.tiOn.nq $150 r'Onlh. frst, last t 31) 0545 - i Pn.vale collage to winter 55 BR, k,tChpn a r, Li l'4. y Inca 540 inc No DetS , (. o . ' "duct urn m LOw d.)wn NCmoualily.ng se,ereI m3Ci% t c55p frOm Ci'? Ca. ,'.tu't,liurSt W( A I OW )22 25 - - PonIIpn, d?eIlArtoncemrnlen ''''lies nIh en, corn 7B tO (Ql lurn 1jc 1131CC PQuaitp1, I Ctf.ed fl Ihe 5I,p 4 Sprn,i5ot u.ce r.pc, PC nviSle Re%ymp5 All acc'ed unt i 4 70 p m on Jar 15th 1.7$ -d0',ts CII C5u" Mayor loAn 51 Ponce in'pl IlIP .,.;. LIII' (',OIdpn, reIned II' L'rl ?rrd ?'o pets 322 0 - -.--.-----_-,--,- -- , eighth victory without a loss this season. FSU held Missouri scoreless for the first three minutes arid jumped to a lB-point, 4730 halftime lead. Reserve forward David Thompson added 16 poInts for FSU. while Clay G. Jotmwn scored 17 for Missouri, which dr000ed to 5-3. 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' 72-Auction CLOSET Mob'le World riii.u .0 !''. * ' .7 ;•.L ..• Lreatt GIVE AN P4LIRLOG?, WALNUT STEREO ' JCn% R,er . "4.' iv 5) I i r,':' r':-' Ar I 0PS • /. 01 I '14'i,' I '1lurC 323 ****** I .3,' E 'CeIlnt By owner 197$ Dalun 210 7 DR * with blue interior. Ispeed ImIeage,e.cellentcond.ton CCII Ri(h l 372 1394 ' '. 1' . 71 -AntIques _________________ -, - I' ' I •., I7. Le.re I ' Ii ' Cr1 ocr? a n'ev,, " I ur wagon '11rogn' All t4kp 52 49 1127 Cr 162 7649 i • S'ihgame, '' '' (I Do "''' '.. '' -- , ' 4I 32.2 cach " I , I - - ' i . . 1971 YQyota Coto auto A( ___________________________ Wcin g ..t u OilY CHINABERRY TREE 'i )C 4 Pie.? sale Jan 7) 68-Wanted to '.' _____________ , C,i yt - 52 --Appliances )?'$I for Sale DAY U Hwy 92. I mile west of Spdwa, D1yto Beach. will bold public AUTO AUCTION ,r, Tuesday & Sat at 7 70 Its tF only one in FlOflda You set Inc reserved price No (hang, 015.' ___________________________ hieve a 'oom 'o ?pnl Lil , class Cd I n 4 '4n' i, .'' 42blie Homes , Real Estate II) 5)72 550 tpp over pemen;, norn:rieVdo*:)71 ' Doberm an lails ups AKC dcc id. w ormed r5 & blacks. up Born Oct 30th 723 I - iOiNAItODSAL[S v ; ia pmplo,pr ' ,, A ruu i '090 treplace. family oem, Dining room. sreen porch, fenced yard, try? Irees Was $62000 Reduced l 551900 Owner 323 . -• ASSOCIATES SEASONS (MEl ?lNGS , - - l977 Honda " ___________________________ idylIwilde, 304 Brent Dr a bath.pootc.om, ),rs Old *itfl Sunken living room I :,,', '.i'OC!ed %1) 91X .., '4 Orcyc A , $59 'a ar - Pa', 0' kF,ALIOR 322 9294 . ' 65--Pets.SuppIes 51--Household Goods _________________________ Uf ALES neaity UflL till ' , vncm $30 to , commode chars, crutches. coldng adl walkers chars. Rent on Sa e Arnefia Rent All 377 lIt) I rI abie Stereo, $75. ewerciser, $25. all esc cond . char. $10 B w TV. s 37 ij7 . 51a ar S ' ' %l 4 BUY JUNK CARS $50 Call 327 1621 - ____________________ 70 in Hoyt bicyc I . ln ludes I BR. 7 bath, central ar and a mt beautiful pool and a huge . screened patio Owner's helllh I gives a Special need tO SCII _. O'.t PL T( V R E Oh DII iONI:D VA &F PtA 'nes .'' ., -. "a', InPIS 0 , $1 i I: * ' 4nfond Iakrtr,, 3 HR 7 blh uppi'n 6C'. 9121 726 S/itO -- Rolls wheel Chair- us.d S m (icellent condition Call 377 Affordable at 1)9,500 - CRANK CONS T REALTY , REALTORS $30 -- $6l 1 BR - W Commercial - - Unlurnlshed A - -- - Phone 322 lIlt -cantord , $i - - pm I we.t.ncs Punch BowlS, (hampane Glasses. Tables. Chairs. 1401 a way Beds, Cotfee Urns Chating Dish' American Rent All, 377 9113 - ___________________- ANE EXECUTIVE HOME -' IC I 1515 5 10 Ii wide, Pc'S fOultS OV S welCome BUY JUNW CAPS CARROS OUrflDflIC 327 SIll American Rent All 107 W 77th reBr:k,r " , 77-Junk Cars Removed Steam Clean YourO*nCarpet ISTU. also gas wall turnace -_ Sunday, Dec. 23, 1677-36 &l-Equipmen? for Rent Used Lawson gas healer 70.000 . ' Lalierge lO72 000 332 94t & wrekrnd.32)097 I SANFORD 519,500 FHA resale in Academy Manor, BR. $100. $157 23 PAl. 380 months pci APR Furnished . . l t pesp (ommunil t 0' rv'I-3 U 4il,l, ." l,,,0 - - hR V 5ff Wv Y AAA EMPLOYMENT I II I lvi paiCels William WEAL ToW 712 - 24-Business ,IU','i Orl, $100 nn p4,meOl On COmpletely , ccon0.IiOnFd 55mp prced from $31000 up n Sanford & Sem rQlp Co tired no , be a ,etern SEE It'd BUY yours i TODAY' u AITRACTIVE MIlcj%k Janage OIlily room 900 32? 286 - porch WpI Esta'e Broker 322 llDa, ci' bight , 0.11 ' mes UnOen 527 c:00 with $300 0r Go,ennmen' ', - j ng lij di' 32)3111 EQual , , - L -- - will carry mortgage, we also 11 'PI'C'L'i-1, Ocnt netrigenalor. 0 ring area. Bpp hi ? 11000 l,1Q..'iTED A buy at 525 250 , '4S'P%tCArg 0 ew36R P(AT [J] RFA;oca 01?t1t0me I sPCaiiC?nUT:siHMo hays buildIng lots I ( .rrse 1' a ccc' c' i' ' c AcIIS I C ' 0 )21 1154 ' '.1l. •' ' WORMS $1.41 ER 3 (414 i bath horn, n Sanora' Paneled FR cal n I Ichn C H&A On ng area & much l'one' BPP WAIII4APi TED iuSV 139 $ S BR I bath home I ca'h Anton' C b4&A n * ':a'PeI FR poou & workshop. b b c'r' BPP WAR WANTED o & C",, SAt X LOVE I V Sii (I'S( i. 4? l3ypn, * * •.i, '..' (' '. '.i '5 "er ' " '0'' .'Pv '"' nn mp 5? CI 'rc?P. I'S ''l,e • 0t' ,R(j3 Iv'. tt:'., I w val cs s',i'cn Ii • '.'.v Pp v'e .i ' A '.'li )A 0' ltI '- 1 •' QuAiNT I Ilk I (i nln (i.'I 5''c' A A pannelen F W t' ulilil ShipO' PiOutI' fi t.' cor''on' Or, 170000 ' , .,npcl ti n-Rooms '...' . I . I 1 ' ' 'I , ISO ON WEST 75111 ST - us ' '' PAYMENTs Cal: 373 5570 • 1I r I. 17 & 5)1 '.' :"4'd' ,. I 1" 73 Chevelle LaQuna- 21.000 otigiMI mIet. AC. PS, PB. 4 Or hew tires Reasonable Call 322 7237. ask for George ___________________________ 1215 S. French 3237340 - . I .%?'3 C WEE (,no,.p (fOB B.'i u?" I 9 22253 1000ML Banio P Cctrum nIh case $550 eth an CARS __________________________ $056 371 HIDDEN LAKE DRIVE BR 2 baths C H&A carpeted 2 car garage, swimming pool & 'enn S courts ava able 133 900 ( ') o'i 3' 41' J4i -- I LAKE MARY Lakefront, swim, ftIl, ski 2 BR. Possible 3rd. 2 B. I ç, scr porch, w,th B 80 p1 120.114 5I $57,000 LAKE MARY Lake Mary Blvd Office Site Older bldg 141,116 ft 101 on onn,r Terms poss.tle 129 730 ALIAMOPITE Wooded conner bag sIc lice trees ISO. lQ$ 17,900 i FORREST GREENE - - r"iiio ER (014 Oai' 47-A -1' i' ' 414'P,f I 3120533 327 717' 20' ( 751115' It o Li G'.7 Will nchatr l 'a;es D'0v4 Ca 1 $.4'* LAKE MARY-)(jR lDalh CHA tenceo, cOmplel,), repainted & new carpet fhrougnoof . - - r so I & .c 'o , , 'cU' ".0 1.1$ ' " ,..,.,,:'',: , I:.. , v, SOIL ' •c u,i.s s... a Uonyy , Pa, GREMLIN 73 - • c, an s.',, Gas Si,,' STUDEBAKER LARK 2 DR. '63 C.il,, '6SCHEVY PICKUP -Eves 373 4782._________________377 . u DISNEY WORLD - Wiws An Aw's *Ih 0y4 ivtq 4 *11if '78 PINTO NC 170 6633or 3214111 eyes '1 PINTO 'i 62-Lawn Garden f-y Lsls 0e- Iwny GIsd ' .,' - n_. ..e r/)Rfl I' - ---------- 49 I . '73 PINTO COUPE ' , 9 s':c s $ a. &,, st,., '75 MUSTANG II COUPE s:i, ' '- 8 VI9*Iic Air '73 PINTO RUNABOUT t os s s ','4(m, ',[ I • I ,j I. if I 0.' '73 PINTO WAGON - rtgages Booáhi" ;."r' DELTONA- I BR. I bath, corn pietely furnished 570.599 Also 3 AR I bath, turn shed. 810.599 - Fr 613 131s E . an 0 - '~') 7Q (,,5 372 3541 - - . '3 ' SANFORD AUTIui (,ncc (' Y,fCr, 73 Yaro ,s Brougam I hard op 57.000. 373 4125 our rcndise S9slCI , 's_I " I. ' F I I I Sanford' s Sales Leader '"0 1 'fl : RAYMOND ( IUNDQUISY , rss' a - entn l " 'i4 FR newly heated Auction House Lots of nice furniture & bric. abrac this week , wooded area $1500 per acre ,riTrtrmrce t, Ike new. tu'iy equipped. is p Mercury motor, heavy duty trailer *15 6 ply lines 11 model 327 75t2 , OOhSOb, ,'AW NE :vlT HA, 1732 ,.inliii lie 3727) B)3()fl RIALTY OS C0me & bu Y Y our after Lrlrlsrmas uargalns l ' I m 'Cd ' - CANAL BUILDING SITE-S lead'ng Lake Monroe iennp Clark I R,alty. REALTOR 322 IS9S _______ 1973 vega, rnar CàIly good CC See a 9CwO . "' OSTEE9y- S acres more or les5 11gh I dry. 0000 cOufllry estCte, 11)900 *ith $2500 down, 0wer -. ., - 55ts & Accessories 43-tAcreage La'e Mar, 3 by ' 3 BR. 1 bath $11500. bank financing, includeS Clb House. Pool Tenn Courts Boat Launch 130S; 66*5674 -- I N* 3 BR I alh hOmel. 57 ° I W AL COLBERT REALTY, , Government Subsidy avalabi. Builder 3222217 Equal h4y5g I ' Muil pie L slog REALTOR Op*ortijntt • 'f t Fu3b.iP .7-1411 '.141 b ------ ttw OC?11 llmI, room, dining i 'm iv rig noom dOuble i 26&H,aw ,'baal 1792 ' ' ---- Pày .0 on ea it i "A • A portun,ties - Aooded 70 acres on Lk Kannes. also S acres on Lk Sylvan tejt terms (11CCP Ath me for I acre I lIQT T A. ,,' PQmp C'pvr P"iP "(i'y P(PiICflt I. ' A",' t)5 li I I'P '. 'P Il L'., 752)1 T-BowI Win :.aris l,Tv,'43 REALTY Keys instance. It took ilowden a few dition to his 93-yard kickuff weeks to decide between runback, and he caught sux Jimmy Jordan and Wally passes for another 100 )ards FSU placekicker i)ave ('ak Woodham as the Seminoles prepared for Texas Tech. pelen chipped ui field goalc 24 Ls than 24 hours before and 22 yards. kickoff, Bowden huddled with Tech's Mike Mock kicked one offensive coordinator George from 24 yards in the seurd Haf fner and those Jordan. But quarter. it was a tossup. Tech quarterback lti'dr.e "Coach Haffner and I made Allison, a senior who the decision to start Jordan last part of the year with a night," Bowden said after FSU leg, connected for 243 trounced the Red Raiders 40-17 17 of his 27 passes, with a tal.*.'hFriday night. "George had a down and two inerceçl"r.' gut feeling, and so did I." But the Raiders got rcI1ir.'.'' So Jordan started. He played Late. three quarters, picking the FSU led 16-3 at the haf arvi Itaiderlaoartwlthcomnli4lnna widened the marsnn Lu 21 fl of 15 of hIs 25 passes for 311 thethirdperiod.Alhsr thr'i yards and a pair of scoring drilleda 44-yard scorir. i" tosses 37 yards to Grady King Brian Nelson, but FM' •4::.e and 40 to Mike Shumann. back with Woodharn Woodham, like Jordan a scoring strike. pliomore, played the final Raider fullback Hill) Ta) quarter and got a pair of touch- scored from 21 yards out r downsoftilsown with passes of final period, but Wllllltas::, iS yards to Roger Overby and 44 countered with his 44.)11ri yards to Chip Sanders. scoring toss with 48 srcon.ls t'ft Woodham completed seven of in the game. 10 passes for 144 yards In hAs 15 "This is not a senior minutes pla>ing time, team," hlowden said after',Iri In addition to the aerial feel we can get better fireworks, Larry Key raced 93 yards with a kickoff for another Last Minute Seminole touchdown to break a 3-3tleandput FSU otd front Decision Pays for good. ORlANDo iUPl Fkir:1 florIda State's quar. State Hobb) Coach terbacks did a marvelous job," Bowden didn't decide UfltlI, said Tech coach Steve Sloan, Friday morning to start Jinuril? whO is headed for Ole Mls next Jordan Instead of Wally Wca.uii' season. "Their offensive line ham at quarterback again.st gave them a lot of protection." Texas Tech in the Tangerult' Since Jordan and Woo&iam Bowl. are both sophomores, Bowden In the end, it didn't rllaki' will have two more years of much difference. Each of the tough choices between the two sophomore signal caller" quarterbacks- whose personal passed a pair of touchdowns competition dates back to the in the 40-17 romp over the Iti'tI high school they attended in Raiders, drawing the coat h'' Tallahassee. praise. "1 felt lik* we had to throw Ilowden said that while the outsanddooppatom, two youngsters complement each other, he doesn't expect ndJimmywthhstronga ii the iet to I d either to be satisfied on the Bowden. "We felt like someone bench. had to make things haI "This has been a great team tonight, someone had to get effort," said Bowden in the hOt." Seminole locker room. "Their attitude is good, and the$' ard' They both did. loyal to each other." Rowden's second season at FSU ended 10-2, marking the Jordar.wasnanledthetowl's first time since the former 'host valuable player. women's college went coeduca- "I'm excited about the tional in the late 1940s that the award, but I thoight larry Ke) e....i.....i... deserved it laces' ,ii,i ocinwuira nave won iv games. Jordan said. (HR 701 Corn,c,.c,ai - - S4 __ ________ Sale for ngpr s mo modern Sew 'ng ma(riiny lully Cu'omat sou otgll,, $595 Repossessed used tOr 6 months balance $94 $0 596 $717 _______________________________ - JENNY CLARK REALTY REALTOR 372 595 _________________________ SANORA CONDOMINIUM - 2)6 , i ha . Kr,der Rd. 3 B car garage. OR. pool, tennis Courts. Club House, range. retrigerator, disposal, drapes. I Much Myth More' B Oer, 1', t assumable mortgage fl2 7991 Handyrnn Can easily convert tns 2 AR. into a 3 or I B Only 115.900 L dc*n payment E 2 lerm by owner Reallor AIo,at. 904 734 QI9 t(j14 312 4991 MU P IPLE LISTINC 'ERVICE i? ;' P2 19S9 c • r - 3 31 ' - Should _________________ Norma runner I I : Slomnor Anencv I i da I '- Pihi eli $235 'oi. in..c ,;C t) 'Ce - - I .- , ts tO, SpniOr C liens Down tn ,rr, (ICIn & roomy ee , r0A.fl Ill I'almrllO 'i?r,5 Chief of Police Ponce Ini I Sugarand Orange Bowls where Pell's Clemson Tigers will stzofthetopeightclubawlllsee outclaw the Panthers in actlon.Andfrornthewtnnersof registering a very, very close Egad, friends, the Bowl these three contests will most 22-20 slctory. Commltteesh.ave - kaff-faff- asmredlycotnethe nation's No. Clemson Is making its first dor.e themselves proud thl Steam for 1977. bowl appearance since they lost year with no less than nine of Here are the rnatchups In a cliff-hanger to LSU in the 199 the nation's Top Ten squads these big games: Sugar Bowl by a 74) margin, so seeing action over the Texas (No. 1) vs. Noire the Tigers will go all out in this New Year's Dame(No. 5) one. elongated weeKend! And the action Alabama (No. 3) vi. Ohio Saturday, Dec.31 promises to be fierce! State (No.8) SunllowtajElPaso Oklahoma (No. 2) vs. LoukianaSt,31,Staaf,rdt9 Leading off the outstanding Arkansas (No. 6) Another close matchup of bowl parade will be the Gator Michigan, No. 4 In the ratings teams with identical 8.3-0 extravaganza, Friday flight, going into the windup of the records. Both teams have Dec. 30, featurIng No. 9 Bowl Season, plays unranked sburgh against No. 10 Cleni.son. Washington In the famed Rose excellent offensive clula with The torridaction will continue Bowl. PennStat.e, No.7, played LSU averaging 304 yards per game on the gound, right on through the weekend Arizona State In the Fiesta spearheaded by Charles winding up with the Oklahoma- Bowl on Christmas Day. Alexander, who finished the Arkansas meeting under the How does the Hoople Systeni year with 1,686 yards to break lights of Miami's venerable see these games' Read on! the Southeastern Conference Orange Bowl on Monday, rushing record. Jua 2. GatorBowlatjacksaavllle The Stanford Cardinals Jove! 'Twill be enough Clem.soi2Z,Pfttaborgh2 prefer to go overhead with _________________________________________________________________________________ football to satisfy even the This Is probably the most All-America quarterback Guy Bullalo Utah st 71 1 s . utah 71 zaniest football nuts among you evenly matched game on the Benjamin doing the throwing. Pro Basketball Boston II 1 5 0 hake Forest 77. Wash 70 By wn-kumph! Umted Press international entire slate. Both teams have Benjamin has tossed 19 touch20 Eastern Conterence Cleveland The 16 partIcipating teams Identical 8-2-I records and both down passes out of his 208 ) Jal Ala! Atlantic Div,sion Fr,day's Re$lt have a combined average of suffered one of their defeats at completions as Stanford has w I Pct GB b1 ORLANDO SEMINOLE Rangers S CIti I .795, with 139 victories, only 35 the hands of powerful Noire picked up an average of 260 Pa I'D 10 661 FRIDAYS RESULTS P NV lslnijry s '.e,'. York ? 15 5I 1 losses and two ties. Leading the Dame. BoSton 6 Pt'.ladeljyia I yardsthroughthe air per game. Butfalo 13 It 44$ 6'; .Sash.nglon 7. Detroit 2 FIRSt - I Adarsa Jay. Ill II parade Is mighty Texas, the Pittsburgh appears to have In the Alexander-Benjamin Bctor 17 31 32) ID'; Toronto 6. Pttsbvjrgn 2 1000 160. 2 Echano Perez Ill II only undefeated major team in the edge in offense, particularly showdown the Hoople nod goes New JPr5e I iS 747 13' Atlanta 6 Coiorado 7 9 20 3 Jose Qu.oia (6) II 80. 0 III Central Division the nation, with an 11-0 tally. if Matt Cavanaugh is throwing to Alexander P,l.rv,,sota 7 vancouv er iSX. P II blO 10 ff4ff W L Pct GB I Pat, Jaw' 1)1 IX SECOND Feat in center ring so up to his capabilities, but the Wash.ngton I 310)00. 2 Pta Y:a 1115702 50.) to speak will he the Cotton, Hoople Hunch Li that Chancy College Cleveland Peach Bowl atAtlanta I? '3 546 Echano Quota l6i 360. 0 1131 San Anlon,o Il is S3I t' a IowaSlfl. ,a Pill 1190 01)51 151 Atlanta 36 IS 536 2 THIRD- licajavl))13106i70 No. Carolina St, 21 casket ball hdw Orins I) II i9 5 310 7 Pila ColdO '71 720 350 Iowa State Is the first Big HQS'Qfl II 19 367 Aiclania Qu-ola SI 1 10 Q 12)1 United Press International Pt Western Conference Eight school to ever appear in II 10. P 137' 1*10 Friday Midweit Diw'tion FOURTH - I Pal.' Elonla I? the Peach Bowl and the Tournament Results P63 05 It 105 00 3 40 2 Arta Andre 141 7 00 Carolina Classic Cyclones will be out to make an cao II Il 56' *10. 3 i(aAlbecdi 1213000 i47i Columbia. SC Dener II I) SIt impressive showing. 1960 P Il II 94 20 DO 1311 II a) C" smpionthip Yilwaulee. II It 579 I FIFTH - I Jos.e Abel 111110500 Iowa State has the tool.sto get Detroit OkIa OS SO CIr 41 I) Il 4)3 110 2 SarI Blor:a (SI 310340, 3 Consolation the job done as they proved In kInias City I) 4)) , Anton Sanchez 3) 360 0 1151 Pinn SI, So Cal p; 12 6 179 their sensatIonal 24-21 upset of indana 37 17130 vermont Classic Pacilic Division SIXTH - I Cache Abel III 7) 10 Nebraska's Cornhuskers. SrIin9ton. Vt W L Pct OP 960 1200 2 Echano Zaire Ill I SO Cttamp'enstl.p Leading the Cyclones' attack is Portland 21 4 •S7 670 3 Ocu':a Enrique 161 500. 0 F cv 9). u/rrrriont o If It 63) 6 Dexter Green who averaged Preen', I) II SI (9) P II 31 131 tO Consolation Golden SI 15 It 41 g 112.7 yards per game as he Seattle SEVENTH - I Echano Alberdi r,,eo WaSh 65. Colgte so Is II 173 Ii 11 1710 510 S 10 2 Pal. Quola Wollpack Classic racked up 15 TI)s. LOS Angels I) II 419 I?' 1 11100300 3 Santi Yza 1717,0,0 Reno. Hey Fridays Results Aa'oss the line of scrimmage 111l4170Pl11l11730.8i9QI35 Championship New Jersey 103. P010 107 for North Carolina State will be all II 156 60 13 I *ith all II P4ev Weno 99. Ida St 79 San Antonio $01, Htjs 101 ia a) Consolation another deluxe, Ted Detroit lot. Chicago , EIGHTH I Anton Aca 1311110 Boise St 69. TCU a) Brown, who goes at a one-yard- Atlanta 109. Milwaukee 93 1101 10 7 Aiunia Allu (6) 100 140 East Phoe.nii 179, Boston 110 per-game average better than 3 Saflli Juan III 450. 0 (36)5900 CCNY 74 Queens CoIl 57 Golden St II. Denver 9) P 136 15600 HamiltOn 102, Adelphi I) Green. Brown tallied 14 TDs as Portland lOS. Los Ang 9$ NINTH I Anton 131 3400 710 Hurler 43. JOhn Jay It he ground out an average of Saturday's Games 510. 7 Sara tSI 660 440. 3 Juan Manlld St II. Utica II No games schedutedi 113.7 yards per game. The 400 Q 1351 6170. P 135)111 5' T Aquinas 116. Mercy 300 Sunday's Games TENTH - I Medina (7) ItO 160 South Brown-Green duel will be well Philadelphia at New York 1002 Arca 131$ 10100, 3 Jesus 181 yentuck y 104. lona Bultalo at Cleveland worth watching. 960. 0 1311 11 10 P (7315331 DO MIdwest BluebosiaetBowlatHoustan So, CalifornIa 24 TezasA&I423 The Trojans of Southern California have been up down all season just as Texas A&M ha.s ezperlencrtj some peaks and valleys. However, both finished the season on high notes with P,yi ',(l '' 1' ' - -- - ', 4 community recreation area, 63.500 1 assume mortgage. 1)0 Hidden Lake Or Sanford. 223 6675 , - E -- Immediat, opening for a loan clerk. lyping ?f'quire also Dank teller, rrij'Sl be •.Oeven(.3 RepI, Al 653 1 ,en Herald o ISo. 637 Sanford Ill 31111 _____________________ -- 'S OWNIRS WANT TO RE TIRE A '' 3 BR. 3batft. C H & A. fully carpeted, tulty equipped kt(ISCfl. laundry room. , from very SuCCeSSful restaurant hisness iflthit area Property & S Under '75000 Terms 1303 A 2slh SI 322 70 p m o am i n I,,h 1, 'l 'F . -- - S A GENEVM * __________ Janice Gregory - g ;cnstru(,ion adult & t'i, ly a'ra (lIp Joe - S I BR lpavtmeols single SIGn, e'penses 641 3079 Ba ' ,e -' . -- - "' Evening Herald, Sanford, F'. 1976 SINGER FUTURA immediate occupancy, $15000 STONE ISLAND- *11 rent with option $0 bvy, I BR. 7 bath, Sptil plan tamily room, pasture for hors.s available. , ACRE 10 3 PluS acres building Stes with big old oak trees. some front in various peice Days 327 6173 Nights. fl2 7357 Byowner SO-Miscellaneous -- ON LAKE MONR-2 with 3 OR. 3'; bathS, split plan, tensed pool. IC St. Johns Realty * " '" IIJSCOREBOARD a L -, ' 41-Houses 'ry ,.. S ') AVON CALLING , E.celtent earning °PPO'lunty helps pay tr thOSe Christmas Ore. . F 'C 5""','S"Cr 'arOeted r)'.ipyc (Iii )2)oiiO t;w'wen " &S m SAL Es POSIT ION 'OIL I REt I IX 1)2 Ia)3 RFCODnC V ' Hoople ' "' " irmn ,, ''re gil Rpc Room (rt I 'lunOn, room, I -- * RIDE BY 2215 Palmetto & then call us' Well tell you all the features which include 3 tireplaces for Ihose co:y evenings, 37 6. a den $35,600. terms IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A WONDERFUL BUY, % this immaculate 3 BR at 521.500 WIlal have you got' Ownr may ' - 41-Houses 4Iuses RIdgewoo Arms Apts. mo I Trl,Ci Ady,ni,, Vocational Yrannu Fast Advnen,in, Contact u S Pie • Re(rul.ng 011cc Ye? 377 6259 14egular Military Compent a l,On (JnilOrrns. Food LOdg ng JO days pad yen lIon Compurt, _______ • . t Orlando - Winter Park SemInole WASHOAY DROPOUTS Standings Hits & Mits,s 3717. SIamrocks 3.5 71. SplitterS 3521. ROIling Ston 3113 ii',, Make ups I 3373, Pin Pals 31 25. Sr* Birds 31 I 25. Block Bst, 77', 7$',, Whiz kinds 2779. BEAMS 7779. Atley • . - t DILTONA PINIUSTENS 3OArtnIs Unfurnishod HIGH Sl'IOOi (,hAos L'mted Openings NO' ('000 'a, . Plans are in the process for an American lancer Society Marathon to be held at Bowl .knierica. Tentative dates are Jan. 25-29. Check the desk for entry blanks and additional information, g CLASSIFIED ADS Wanted - - (2 fowl America . WASHDAY II 18-HelP KORNER_______ Standngs TorIlo Construction The Super I3owl was held last weekend at Bowl America, attracting over 600 par. ticipants from the southeast, some from as far north as North Carolina. Prizes that paid over 100 places. Of 48 semi.!inalists, two who bowl at the local center, Dave Hiatt arid Jr. Lewis, made the top eight. Hunt finished fourth, collecting 11.200. Congratualtions Dave. AIIENTION PARENTS AND YOUTHS: Bossi America is forming an Aduit•Youth League starting after the first of the year. Eachteam must consist of two adults andtwo )ouths. An organizational meeting will be held in the meeting room at Bowl America on Tuesday January 3rd at 6:00 p.m. Bowling sillfollowat 6:30p.m. There are opemns for 12 teams and entries are looking good. If you are interested, you may sign up at thedesk, or obtain additional iflfOri.latiOfl. ___________________________ _____________ KEGLER 'S EMPLOYEES "'"''"' ' FL DIRT CLAY SHELL HAUL ING' Trpd of fighting north bCvrid L,H,al,9188 TOYOTA PICKUP '74 ' 2595 2 - ".".,4 .. ,' "-':'. -"1 -I' r. 1, - ' - , - , WINTER VISITOR- See Our 'fleipCn5iv winter St ' ' Shores Fi$h, sail. ski, swim n sand bolfom lake All 3628111 or Oear 311Q405 as I •o' - '. , ,,,' ,. .'•. .6',_ . . •:_' ',. ,.J,z., '2.' -. ' '' - , '.':"- - .. ; . - • - . - 11r4 .1 I _____ ______ ______ ,I . $21 _____ - Raborn REALTY GRAhDOLDE 1 yORY'-.BR.7 balh. needs RISe Ii, rI. 111.000 * 14 E A L 1014 3n 1000 MIS COUNTRY LIVING 3 P14.2 bath *1 all the con,en,nces. large yard.tre,s. planfsgaiore. choice area 167.900 I.! - . . . , ' • ' 5GsCeIIaneous for Sale _____________________ :.. (OS'5'uNiI ULLETlN ' fht ,e (4 " Harold Hall Realty REALTOR MLS ' 7'' d ' me ht a . - U 3 and 4 for close to '' - ANNE A 'u hirCi L'.l', (Sicair I 305 327 us BrOken A55o( JOHN A SE hO land Park bedroom homes just right for your family both elementary and high schoo I ayair r u CIHb . ' WALLACE and - . story Miny eitras ARBOR Lovely Golf Course home Shady lot 866.500 HIGHLAND PARK III time of tied Remodeled WWCCH CA 121.500 IDYLIWILDE Esecutive ?SOIIIC Mint condifion Has tverytPieng 143 000 Raborn REALTY - CONSTRUCTION Inc. 211 W. 25th St. - ,- -_ -, Fentq, clearance on SIre'n z zag Sing machires S'gen new It If, belInce $55 Singer yIurJ sold flew ln c. balance of $235 Seej SANFORD SEWING CENTER r''nit R$ Ai tflw I I i ' ' il I 3 PR. I bath, den. 2 ,ar ca'Por?. corner lot, fenced hack yard. fruit trees. 819.900 ASsumable ,, -- . erorca rib - - 1" ., L5 : nvT _ I ' . . • La • & .,.$ s.-.- . garden ";. '.- . p41. .' fr. Equlpn? 5 a i . - t ' ., I' ALL YAW' 0 0. r.'en 13 '' u , u; ''"I ' . - .- - "og n'e'.or & on Is ,rars elpe?.rnce LC'g, %mIi obs F 'Ce cs'.ma?ej (, (011CC? an,? mp ') '3*7572 ' --- -- Carpet Cleaning ________________________________ ' ".. ..'..,. , '1', . I ,, '. ), , • - .' ! z ,, ; ' r .,qi;uI* ;i ''I Miscellaneous services . ''- :' : ,, ' -' c Alr,can hignI LrCwlcrs SC Iage worms, II Also pea' I ne Quality, SI bushel WPmOle5,ale n v-our conlainer S bushels on more 75c per bushel BAGC.5 MARKET, 24S Sanford A, SJnPOrd 'l SAIl ELECTROLUX VACUUM . . 'vs.jrucal v - I. 1 c ' Li - L.a ri Who e54'e Ide 'o O'ar' ml ¶51 24 cal 323 lxi , ________ ____________ W riling __________________________ PW'EC 1 SIOI, SAW I LIP, I sans Amp, ,.jv Rrn' All 3, , 'I A', ''I Lawn Maintenance -- 1 - ed 1.IS 'r'.e 4h -- & hu,.og 13,i, . - r, wOuIdn I and clearing & 3 ,a'o 'oadrr & j,'-?'p ",.ci Ion 'Cr' o' ease 72,' 14)3 i ' :'::, -------- RET YEW . . Mod,l 1705 g br all ltpes c arpetng sold origIl1 8254 utdtr ----_ 5'S' 'a I v It i oLE 1 N hOAR OS A W( GREAT 1L4551F Ito .5(p, 4141 EVEN ' - - 1977 Singer Zg Zag LAWN SF14.1( I (ornp?el, I awn Cc, -"'SL'c'F"t'i Upholstering - :., 'I • I : -I I.. :,. , _____________________________________________________________________ , -''--I, - '.' .1 ' 3&jls PestContcol - '' • . '. '3 - If S 'rpm ''" ''or' ________________________________ 1:1 '•M n,5p i . I 'a SmlttyS Snappn Turtle ' S .. .4 - , 0. I - C, A '. LET US HELP YOU MAKE YOUR CHOICE TODAt L 305.322-3103 - I - 2'. ' -' Home Improvements ,, * - ________________________ I SAVE 50% : CIII COMMERCIAL I I1(afleIacesi34pype:r . LOCH S 1 , ', - ,','?' 4'- ', i' . , Pa:a , . Inlatio , u' Beauty Care ,,,, - . .. .• , - I ARE GREAT CLASSIF ED ADS ARE EVEN 1)0 7703 " - - WAN' ADS ARE BLACK & HliE AND READ ALL 'l" HOLIDAY SPECIAL CO. 3 BR. easy terms 5)6 500 373 p71 : "S I."' •. .. . .. :' - 0' Qd u0 ' - . • HOARDS Ill. )IsE F s's Idyltwilde in .. I'' • ________________________ i,, -' ,SiLSON .S'AIEW P uWNIT ,lRf BuY SELL TRADE g in enance . .... carpet COmC?Cf• bock pool . - Land ____________ _________________________ I OR. 7 BATH- Nice re 9 h - Conditioning Air 1±4: �4B—Evening Herald Sanford. FL Sunday, Dec. 2$, 1977 Card'i* nal :From 2mCarGaraqe To 26Acres PROMOTED Margaret E. Rogers. manager of the savings department of First Federal of Scmmole, has been apolnted assistant vice ?resident-savings. By DENNIS FEOIA Herald Stiff Writer The joined First Federal in 1971 and las served as manager of the Or. inge City and Dcliars offices of the iavings and loan nstitution. MARGARET R(XERS BUSINESS IN BRIEF Best Western Signs Pact, Tops 2,001 Lodge Mark If Cardinal Industries' projections are on target, the work force at the Sanford plant will triple by 1981. (cup>ing 26 acres at 3701 S. Sanford Ave., the firms employs 100 persons for its assembly-line production of apartments and motel units. Julian Stenstrom, public relations director, said the firm hopes to employ 300 persons when the plant reaches peak capacity. They are presently producing two of the units each day with plans calling for four units a day in 1978. Stenstrom said. Peak capacity is in the neighborhood of 12 wilts a day, he estimates. The Sanford plant is the second founded by Austin Gwrlinger, who started the business in a two-car garage. By 171 his plant w Columbus, Ohio, was producing 10,000 apartments and motel units annually. Guirlinger purchased the Sanford property, originally built by Texas millionaire IL!.. Hunt, in 1974 It took two sears of modifications before work could begin locally. Stenstrom said. In 14 motdhs since the start of construction, the plant has produced 600 units; and completed 11 projects. Stenstrom said 22 projects are on the drawing boards for the coming year. The local showcase for Cardinal Industries is the Sanford Court Apartments at 3301 S. Sanford Ave. Built at a cost of $800,000 in- cluding the land, according to Stenstrem, the 48-unit complex features furnished studio apartments for rent at $145 per month and two-bedroom apartments at $195 per month. "These are not low-coat apartments," Stenstrom said. "We just know how to build them." The four sides, ceiling and roof of each modular are constructed of wood and gypsum board on a jig and then carried on overhead monorails to the assembly line. Once on the assembly line, the six sides are put together and all of the interior work is done. "The modular is 95 percent complete once It comes off the assembly line," Stenstrom said. The modulars are lifted by a patented crane which lifts the five-ton units by four steel bands and puts them Into place. All that remains is the foundation work. Stenstrom said a complete project, such as Sanford Court Apartments or a Knights' Inn motel, ithe company has built 15 such motels in two states) could be completed in 10 to 12 weeks from groundbreaking. Projects similar to Sanford court apartmerits have already been completed by the Sanford division in Barlow, Bradenton Plant City, Palatka, Gainesville, Palm Ba), Leesburg, and are under construction in Ilaines City and Ocala. The city commissioner said the firm's fiveyear objective Is 125 projects. Cardinal Industries already is a $55 million a year business. Stenstrom said, and is the largest apartment builder in the United States. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • 0 12 Seminole HInh The 1977 edition of "Who's Who in Music" will carry the names of 12 students from Seminole high School, who have been selected as being / imong the country's most outstanding high school Cusic students. C. Dwane Earnhardt, Band Director, head of the school's nominating committee and the editors of the annual directors have included the names of these students based on their music ability, academic achievement, service to the community, leadership in extracurricular ac• tvities and future potential. Students named this year from Seminole High 'School are: Steve Weldon, Reid Baker, James Miller, Linda Cr'impton, Frank Cofer, Robert E. Newson Jr., Mark Newton, Bruce Harden, Ed Smith, Lucinda Gager, Laura Anderson and Brian Crawford. Prenatal Classes To Start --.- -------"..c-- ,- Registrations are now being accepted for the ''next series of Prenatal Classes for expectant parents beginning at Winter Park Memorial Hospital Jan. 13. The six weekly morning classes include topics t ,fr .,, ALI of interest to expectant mothers. They may choose from classes offered on Tuesday, Wed. nesdars, or Thursdays at 10 a.m. The evening classes, for both husband and wife, are held on Tuesday or Thursday evenings at 8 p.m. All classes are held in the Hospital's Association Building on Aloma Avenue. Expectant parents may call 646-7097 for advance registration or further information about any of these programs. United Growers Elect Chief Jessie J. Parrish Jr. of Titusville, active in state and national citrus, cattle, banking, railroad, and legal activities, has been elected president of United Growers and Shippers Association Inc.. the Orlando-based grower organization. •'. . "! .; Dedication Set For Art Center Deltona Adds 11 Memberships Longwood Chamber Elects Al Sduto was recently elected president of the Longwood Area Chamber of Commerce. He succeeds Walter L. Lee. Other officers who will take office Jan. 1 are: Tom Kuhn, vice president; Catherine Ray, secretary, and Richard Swann, treasurer. All new officers will serve for one year. ELECTED Ron Leach, vice pres. ident, mortgage department, First Fed- eral of Seminole, has been elected an associate director of the board of directors of the Ilomebuilders Association of Mid— Florida, largest bullers association in the state. RON LEACH I Getting Deed Recorded Soon Q. I want to buy a home before January lit so we can move In and get homestead exemption for next year. Is It possible to buy a home and get a deed in this short a time' A. Yes, it is possible. Be sure that the closing aent who handles the transaction understands you want the deed recorded before the end of the year. If that particular agent cannot help you, search until you find one. There is also a poasiblity of dosing and delivering the deed next year, and stil being able to Me for homestead exemption. You must have a contract for safe ,ied and dated before the end of the year. You also must live In the home by new year's eve. After the deed is delivered, take the deed along with a copy of your contract to your county tax appraiser's office to apply I" homestead. If you plan to do this, be sure to check with your tax appraiser to confirm just what you mug do to qualify, If you have bought a home and cannot get the deed before the end of the year, and the seller will or can not give you possession, be sure to request that the seller himself file for homestead exemption. This is sometimes demanded by a special clause inserted in the sales contract by the purchaser. The seller Is e1glble for homestead on only one property, so he may as well appl). and the exemption remains with the property. Do not be too concerned, then, if you cannot close and get a deed before the year enda. You still have several alternatives. Just be sure to determine what you nerd to do to use the course of action you select. tudrn#c Make 'Who's Who In Music APARTMENT BEING PUT mGEThEIt... - - ,-q- ,-.-----.. .- .4 / I'INISIIED MODULES AWAIT NEW HOME If -fi t AND ThEN Mom'LF: IS SHIPPED OUT Rollins College President Dr. Jack B. Critchlwld has announced that the college will • dedicate Un' SI 2 million Gtxwge I) and Harriet W. ('ozrnvll l'ne Arts ('enter on Jan. 29, 198, at :1 p.m 1 '1111 happy to he it member of the campus enImunitv associated with this fine and much. mt'*lc1 facility," Critchfa'ld stated. ''I am sure it :11CM111 roiitinued excellence in our fine arts progi am and it is a facility the entire Centrat Florida ommunitv ('all share and point to with pr i ' ' 'Confidence' Is The Key The Econom y: What's Ahead For '789,. 14 ' By LEONARD CURRY BusinessWriter UPI WASHINGTON iUPIi -- The Carter administration believes -the 1978 economy will be good, if business shows some confidence. Businrss says it has no reason for confidence in a souring economy. The truth seems to he - along with the hopes of consumers and aspirations of jotaeekers — somewhere between. ),1, There is "ample reason for optimism," says Charles Schultze, Economic Advisers of chairman of the President's Council Schultze quickly notes that 4 million people found jobs in 1977. inflation is stable and the economy is expanding. But Albert Sonuners, chief economist of the businesssponsored Conference Board, says financiers and industrialists have : . -' THE gria" memories of the last recession. And a Gallup poll con, E.C.O$OY ," .. . firms the assessment: half suspect the next one is only 15 months away Schultze and Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal worry Mayo that the gloom might become a siLf-fulling prophecy. The Presi' dent's top economic advisers say the administration's biggest problem is selling confidence. — The economy expanded moderately (4.7 percent) in 1977 — January, February and August. crankily with stalls in . The consensus of government, business and academic forecasts is for only a slight slowing in the new year. But the drag could be reversed into a year of stronger growth. , ,,, depending on how much of an income tax cut President Carter proposes and Congress accepts. Commerce Secretary Juanita four years U.S. economic policy does not face the undermining Kreps has mentioned a figure of about $7 billion for business and threat of a huge, artz'itrary price increase by the Organization of $15 billion for individuals. This breaks down to $300 for a family of Petroleum Exporting countries. four with incomes between $15,000 and $20,000. Blumenthal says any price increase would be modest and there Bigger cuts of at least $ billion are preferred by house Speaker Thomas O'Neill and General Electric Co. chairman is even a good chance that OPEC will not raise prices at all. The Reginald Jones, who sits on three-member government-bu' treasury secretary bases his belief on OPEC statements that it wants hikes only in amounts sufficient to offset erosion of the senes.s-moor committee mat monitors inflation, The expansion rate of the economy hinges, the forecasters all dollar's buying power in the world market. agree, on the production incentives to business and the Increased Th. Dollar spending money for consumers that will come from the tax cuts. There have been many thrill headlines about the "plunge" or Energy "decline" of the dollar, but they deal with its value against the currencies o( Japan and Germany. According to the International Surprising]), in light of a year of controversy, energy i5 the Monetary Fund, the dollar lost less than 2 percent in value against other positive element for the administration. For the first time in all currencies In 1977. IMF executive director Johannes Witteveen considers the strength of the dollar to be the bellwether of the world economy because It was maintained in a climate of a staggering $30 billion trade deficit. The deficit, wtilcti represents more than $100 billion worth of imported consumer and industrial goods, was accepted by the United States to help being other countries from recession. As Japan and Germany move to provide the same assistance in 1978, the dollar might well regain the lost 2 percent. - i i 'There is ample r for optimism' 1 ,.f L1 kept up with the number of 'ung a1ltxlt toter o. the The housing btl)Ili supplied man) of the r.':" ;uh. t .t it .' o ,,,'U pronde the CB(. impetus in the ne w ear. ,(e )re10 ,. (ii hu National Association of Home Builders NAIIB ant the ivi.g'. industry say building will be lower but still result in cOt '.f the oc 1 years on record with eitiniatti construction of I Rn li hono' ii condominiums and apartments The pent up home buying emotion that was blocked I).% the recession has been satisfied. Also investor suspicion of wersenim inflation, although apparently unjustified, lured savin1 s frun thrift institution..s in November and I)t'ct'rht'r In r,rti of ?iji'h, returns elsewhere The unemployment rate has hoeretI about 7 percent m irnprovenwnt in the new sear, hut ever April. There will be sonic forecast from the University of Michigan to the Hu.sint-&s ('ounuil foresees that by next Christmas the rate will still be no less than 6.6 percent. The new term for unemployment is "structural ' That nie.ens it is now heavily concentrated among women, blacks and teenagers -- the newest entrants to the workforce. Blumenthal says the administration's urban packaee' and special incentives for business to hire and train workers will help to solve this problem. But it will not be a quick solution. Schultze says the White house sees unemployment of 5 percent as far ahead as 1981. •: '''i'.' '.t. -. •', •.. " '°'. c'. •i'. 6. - - ,t ' The trade deficit won't shrink in 157$ without an energy policy As"ant Treasury Secretary C. Fred to slow imports, says Asal#ant BerMen. Berden believes there will be a reduction in imports of Japanese products Including steel and televisions that 1' have displaced American workers and closed some factories. The Japanese have agreed to take corrective actions, which could restore jobs and produrtlon. It won't help much to reduce unemployment, but at least steel and electronics workers won't be swelling the jobless ranks. Registration is open for Term II, day and evening classes at the Vocational Business School, -Seminole Community College, Sanford. Individualized instruction is offered in Typing I arid If. the Memory Typewriter, Mag Card I, Bookkeeping I and II, Office Machines, Beginning Shorthand, Dictation ion and Transcription, Office Procedures, Business Mathematics, Business English, Record Keeping, Machine Transcription and The Professional Secretary's Course. For further information, telephone 323-1450. I f1icu %k ill 1K' clwed I)ec 22 through Jan, 2 Zoo Society Slates Meeting 7 Pisces people are busy people and (to' P1st c's siKn of two fish swimming in opposite directions is indicative of the creative forces struggling to be manifest in the individual," says Cordella Treece of Altamonte Springs. Cordella reveals that she is a PLSC'S, and throughout her hortit' the creative forces are visibly iiianifc.st in all art forimcs, especially painting and music. "It's difficult to separate the two," according to Cordella. 'If you're interested in art, you're also interested in music. I'isre often can start something and end up with something else." In the family room of the home she and husband Ithtx'rt share' with their son, Thomas, large Shaker chimes share space with it marimba and vibra harp. An organ and piano dwell in the living room, and symphony chimes wait to be played in the fo)er. Shaker chimes are a set of about 18 metal tubes, tuned chromatically, suspended within a metal framework. "There are only four sets of Shaker chimes left one at Disney, but I don't think it has sharps and flats Before amplifiers, there were a lot of Shaker chimes, but there aren't many left now the cost is prohibitive CORI)ELLA TREE('E USES Bl:AI)s FOR VARIOUS TREES AND ORNAMENT'S -- "fl interesting eJect - Painting can be is mess, though, according to (ordella, and for the past four or fie years, a very strong interest in beads has evolved. " She continues, "I've had the chimes about 10 years, but had to hunt fur them for 15 years." cussions.i "*hen Cordella talks about her beaded iewelrv, her normally vihi',mt self becomes even more anunated, as she proudly displays her assortment of beads beads in practically every color, size and pattern. As she demonstrated the symphony chimes, she revealed that "I trained the first lady percussionist in the Toledo Symphony." "%en my husband goes somewhere, he brings me back beads, and I design something with them." she said. And her favorite instrument is the vibra harp. She said, "hope Jewelry is a relaxing pastime for her, and she keeps a little box wider her sofa with a small self-prepared kit, so during 'rv ceiniirrit'rcials she's able to easily reach for something to do and Next to the Shaker chimes is the iiiarunba, a member of the xylophone lamily, with tubular metal resounders with each bar. which Cordella has played since she was 16 ishe plays all per' — , if I get to heaven, there's one there' This is the fourth harp I've had I wore the other one out. I love the sound of the harp and could entertain for hours on it unthout it piece of music." — not be tempted to l"ad for the refrigerator. To make her jewelry, she crochets with a very strong ns:.n thread with 24K gold metallic lame. She prefers this to chains becan." chains are C!flet1mCC heavy and lend in scratch dresses. All necklaces are designed with a point of interest bead and pattern repeats. A typical necklace might have 100 interest beads and 1 200 stitches in gold or silver. Cordella explains that the vibra harp is a relatively new in.strurncnt, invented in the 1920's. It was then used only in jazz. but is now used in syiniphanies Like Mozai't, she has been playing the piano since earl) childhood. Her iieuthei wa a cacher, and "She put me at the piano when I was only four, and I've been playing ever since." tordetla paints with all media, the familiar like w ater u!or and oils, and the unfanuliar like painted glass with Chinese lacquer that "My Mother had me taught Ahen I was about 12 to keep me' out of mischief," she laughs She has revived and perfected a technique called ink resist, in which the picture is painted with tempura. When it dries, it is complete'ly covered with lndha ink, after that's dried, it is washed down with a spray eshe uses a brush and washes until the water runs clear. I When completely dried, what was left white became black a — '.. . 1A - She laughs, "One (tim' I d so ritany stitches that I burnt the biar ing out of my crochet hook the end fell right off" — When she left Toledo. Ohio, 10 months ago and it was 30 tluw zero, she thought she would "take it easy for a while" in Florida, but she found in Florida new challenging materials to work with. Soon her Coffee table will be adorned with a coral centerpiece made of mushroom, branch, and brain coral with starfish, and butterflies made from shells. "That's my Florida project for the moment. Coral's so j'autt!u1, but. so hard on your hands" Mrs. Treece Puts finishing touches on a centerpiece creat ed from coral (left photo). The rare Shaker chi mes ( loss er photo) are the result of a l5-ear search and share space sith a vibra harp and marimba ( right photo). In the background is ;in ink resist of a prize ss mum g p ic ture. Mi's. l(t'e't'e res ivI'(l and perfected the Ink resist I i't'h niqu.', F'Sodt,s 5, Jcar' Madison , The Senior Citizens Club of Sanford celebrated Christmas with an evening meeting at the Civic Center. About 165 members and guests enjoyed a dance presentation arranged by the School of Dance Arts. Mary Ann Grover and Holly Kurimai arranged the entertainment with several young artists performing. The dancers were presented by Mrs. Wilma Kalmus, program chairman, who also gave a Christmas reading. Miss Hardwick On Dean's List Dr. John M. Palms, dean of Emory College, those students named to the Dean's list for fall -' II) JOAN SIAI)IMN Herald Correspondent itie annual meeting of the Central Florida Zoological Society, Inc shall be held on Jan. 2, 1978, at the Chamber of Commerce Building, Sanford, 7:30 p.m. All voting members are expected to attend, and all persons having business before this hoard are also invited to attend. 0 Emory University, Atlanta, Ga. has announced Jobs 4-1 Dancers Entertain Seniors I, Trod. Unemployment Is the boil of the economy. More than 10 million CHARLES SCIIULTZE new jobs have bow crated inthe 1510*, but the expansion has not Business School Classes Open The corporate executives project profits will increase about the same as 1977, which was lower than 1976. But the qualit) of the 1977-78 earnings is much improved because of reduced inf1atio and new accounting procedures to factor out "paper" profit's on inventories. Inventories, which are stocks ready for immediate salt', are modest compared with the period immediately preceding the recession. This fact coupled with solid retail sales and orders for new goods suggests that industry is primed for expansion. But the confidence factor is again a major consideration if business fear of another recession deters increased production, new hiring and factory expansion. "There is a danger," says Blumenthal, "in ignoring the fun. damental soundness of this expansion in failing to add strength tP the expansion and thereby letting this pessimism become self' fulfilling." - Indiana Club To Meet Diffi cu/t To Separate Th e Two' 'It's '. Profits 1'. Is 'I lit' Indiana i 'I ub will mt't't .Jan 5, 1978 at the Deltona Community Center. The carry-in dinner a l 6 p in will be followed by the program. Edward Mre ill narrate and show slides of his trip to Wales this Past summer. Hosts will he Mr. and Mrs. John Erb and Mr. and Mrs John \%orten Mr. and Mrs. Pat Baldwin ill he greeters All former residents of Indiana are urged to attend as well as other interested e rs ni s 4 Sunday, Dec. 21, 1517—IC 'Art And Music Briefiuy Best Western Inc.. has become the world's first hotel group to exceed 2.001 properties with the signing of an affiliation agreement with the Interchange Hotel Group in England, Scotland and Wales. The signing was reported by Timothy S. Brumlik, owner-manager of the Sanford Inn, one of the Best Western sites at I4 and SR-46. Sanford. upon his return froin the company's convention. The Deltona Area Chamber of Commerce added 10 new full memberships and one booster membership at the close of its second year. Nominations are to be accepted next month for new board members with election set for March. OURSELVES I quarter 1977. Among those having superior academic achievement from this area are: Martha hard' wick, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hardwick of Sanford. Ti She also makes what she calls her "Florida necklace" with metallic thread and beads, and a teraptuig assortment of oranges, pears, bananas and cherries The awards won by Cordella are too nulnt'rous to mention, and it is obvious that she receives her gratification not tLrough awards but through the act of creating and sharing. She exemplifies her feeling that "most artists are happy people because they share their art. They'll sit all week in shows and not sell a thing, but they're dedicated and love to share with others." — She likes to create and to share and feels that "if someone takes something of mine home with them, they'll send back nice little thoughts." This artist is a na-mber of numerous clubs and organizations, even a member the art crnr.mittee of the International Flatform Association where she won an international first prize. of A picture in her "workroom" shows her holding an award for her resist painting of the Tolkien woods, Fangorn, with or. Henry Kissinger smiling with approval. Cordella's husband of 31 years, Robert, shares her love of the arts, as d-.e1., a'a cn Th.tmnac A daughter, Susan, vi roledo, was born on her mothers birthday, her astronomical t -a'm, and also shares her mother's love of art and music. Cordella says, "When I start to get bored, I try something new." In the same breath, she likens herself to -year-old Lowell Thomas who says that he has to live at least another 14 years because he has at least that many years scheduled Cordella, the artist with creative forces surging within her, will certainly ertharc' and enrich the cultural scene of this area. �2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Dec. 25, 1977 York Sanford Club Of Marks 10th Anniversary In And Around Winter Springs In And Around Casselberry New i / - / .. / #1 ne 3amoru, r ioriaa UUD ox 'Parties Hail Holidays It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas around the city. There is the usual hustle and bustle of Christmas shopping, parties, company, and other holiday activities. and Mrs. James Morris, Sr., Mrs. Dorothy Clark Murray Grady and Willie Mae Morris, of Rochester N.Y., Is In the city Leroy and Nettle Pearl Morris, visiting her mother Mrs. Oscar Lee and Johnnie Mae Blanche Francis who has been Morris, Elmer and Brenda discharged from the hospital. Morris, Mrs. Thelma Hopson. We wish Mrs. Francis a speedg Mrs. Geneva Dunwoody and recovery and good health. Mrs. Estella 11. flunwoody. New York celebrated Its 10th Anniversary and honored the founder of the club, Johnnie hicks, for his dedication and loyal service. The gala affair was held at the Community Center of Esplanade Gardens, last Saturday in New York City. I James who been to .. .0 had the pleasure of serving as siordsinct' 19hasn't Robert Bobi Gibson is in the Willie James White is home 50. Also visiting the toastmistress of the evening with James was his wife Linda at) from New ork visiting for the holidays visiting his as over 50 guests danced to the and son [)can of Bloomfield,witti his parents, Mr. and Mrs. mother Mrs. Ruby White. White music of the Soul Disco. Gary Gibson and son, Mark. Conn. is a music instructor in Blakely, Hiiks was pltsC4deIJ dolaquo., Ga. Utierb attending were Mr. from the members of the club by the president Mrs. Margaret Nesbit. Many former members and friends sent cards and gifts . ! mont'v tn him This great humanitarian who loves people has contrubited much to the lives of persons who moved to New York City from Sar.ford, in helping them -I.... f to get established and meet her native Sanfordites. He lived in Sanford until he was 77-years-old and has lived in New York City for over 43 The Sanford based Marriott in-Flue Services employees were entertained at a years where he is still -r Christmas party at the Altamonte Springs home of the manager and his wife, much a part of Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nichols. The hosts served a steak dinner with all the Memorial Funeral Home. Johnnie, at the spry age of 81. trimmings to the 40 attending including spouses and dates. On behalf of the is still the man around town for employees. (dsiI. Dietrich (right) presents gift emementoes to Nichols. the people who love him, because if you want to keep in touchjustcailjohnrnc. with annual Winter Springs Police Department Christmas Party. Among the more than 80 merry makers present were members of the police, lire, volunteer fire and police works dpai1rnents. The city government was well epresente-d, as well as other city employees, -. -. - Local attorneys Carmine Bravo and Gerry Korman entertained at a party at their offices with Winter Springers well represented. - - - .• . - - I MARRIOTT CORP. DI NNER pAnVV PARTY - J It. and Sail)- Ilattaway held 'a small holiday party for close friends in and out of the city at their home in the Ranctilands - - - your reportor were his grand. daughters Mrs. Juanita Adams Golden, and also Mrs. Gale Fifty fun seekers Joined together to exchange gifts, partake land use plan which was land use, transportation.clu b recently adopted by the community facilities and . . Seminole County Corn. plementation. The Lincoln heights t,.:.tmissioners. It's a Heqlid PIi y Marva "41401110131 good way to learn about Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Morris The South Seminole County what's happening in the county, was York festivities the site of the Morris Participating in Ne itt, Johnnie flicks are his grand. Library has a copy of this new and what's going to happen. family reunion with the daughters, Mrs. .Juanita (oldi',i ( left ) of Sanford, and Mrs. Gale A . Jackson homecoming of their brother of Rochester. N.'. .. In And Around Longwood 1AR ld4a 1. - eight girls read poems and appropriate Christmas readings, - f - - The third part of the ceremony was a f1wistmaks Sing-A-Long, with guests, parents an d girls to piano accompaniment. Presentation of awards by Kate Vinci was followed by a drama program presented by girls working on a Drama Badge. They presented a short original play on the life of Juliette Gordon Low, the founder of Girl Scouts In 4 America. The entire troop earned a Drawing and Painting Badge; there was an exhibit of their an work, and exhibits of co!lecDons for Collector's Badges. Also displayed were pictures of a recent camp.out at Mak- : graduated from Lyman High Pamela Cuenca was the young master of ceremonies, and refreshments were served to all, School in 1973, received a 8 . degree in math lad year, and last Friday was graduated from Florida Technological University (FTU) with a This Christmas is an especially hag one for Mrs. Paul French as her son, Paul, Is - '• home for Qwistmu. Paul's from Decatur, flu., and his thoughtful mother has a party plamed neat week so Paul can renew some old friendulps. - . ..' leave Christmas Day, to attend Navigational School at Mather AFB in Sacramento, California. This ambitious student was Kah-Wee in Qiulota. -- I scenes from American life such as snow scenes, fireplaces, chestnuts roasting on an open fire, were projected. The music instructor, Mr& Son Chris has been cornmissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force and will Thomas Treece celebrates his birthday tomorrow — the day after Christmas. Hippy Birthday, Tom! Wherever you were in the Altamonte Mall on Monday eventhg, you could ..x the voices of the hundreds of Girl Masters Degree in Business Administration. While at F7U, Chris assisted Dr. Ken White, head of the Economics Department, and he also worked on the graduate work committee. Chris wrote three thesis with Dr. White which he hopes will be Chris has demonstrated good '' leadership qualities, and his parents, Gertrudeand Thomas, ar, proud that he has been issioned In the USAF j a little sad that he had to leave on Christmas Day. __ When the hubbub of Small world of Learning, Sweetwater, held its pre-school children's Christmas program on Dec. 13. While "The Night Before Christmas" was being read by Mrs. Peggy Leaman, each of the color groups of children enacted various parts of the story. Al - Also Bill and Mary Mitchell, Marty Shanahan, Ed Schuckman, Pat and Ray Leibensperger, Ruth and Russell Grant, June and Linda tor. maw and Linda Martin and daughter. Also Nancy Barton, Faye Manning, Gene and Virginia - - HEl.PLES.s Nursing homes must meet certain standards In order to be licensed, and now ma operate I Lounge, torrid romance developed Abby, I never dreamed she would look twice at a married man, and I didn't think he was the type to cheat on his wife. Now the man has left his wife and is seeing Juliet. and I am being blamed for getting these two infidels together. I swear I had nothing of the kind in mind 'when I invited them to my home. How can I convince the innocent of any wrongdoing? INNOCENT may in picked up at the Tanquery DEAR INNOCENT: There is no way to have predicted that your husband's boss would play North Sanford Avenue, First Prize In 100 words are less state why you would like to become Miss Tanquery. Application Ii i7k W" 04 _ ~ (HqaId A NIGH T Photo by Tommy VinCtI) Culver Military Academy, Culver. Ind. "It wouldn't be Christmas High School, and another son lance, who is in first grade at Sterling Christmas dinner .iigtit. 'I'lie religious leader and entertainer is the commanding officer in charge (If the .Jat'ksoiirille Salvation Army Rehabilitation ('enter. According to a spokesman, the entertainment for 101 members and guests "really hit the spot." Ituthstrom led a sing-a-long and accompanied Mrs. Scott Harris 'sho sang ''%hite Christmas." welfare of its personnel - . The other citation, also signed by ioi sxn ii, Ernst us4p', Commander of the base, thanked Karen for her contributions as office chairman for two years of family services a cheerleader at take Howell School. - anis Darien and Ray Gronski, 1455 Lady Amy Drive, are expecting a houseful of company for the holidays. Their son YNSN Michael Gronski, who is a 1976 Lyman High School graduate, will be arriving from Meridian, Miss, where he is attending Yeoman school for the Navy. Michael, who attended boot - year-old daughter ha, who is tracking deer. "It was fun." said the fifth grader, "We sure ate good too." He explained that they ate "real" french fires from home ne annual -'J .'f.-''s":s'' without him," Kay said, "We're grown potatoes, sq'ash. and corn from the fields. 'I can't wait to go again," Bobbie said, "We had a real good time." at %Vednesda% 1 •' so happy he is home." The Pruitts also have a 14. Brigadier Sven .Johan Ituthstroiii . prnt'lainit'il Club members and guests ' - Randy Pruitt, 18-year-old son of Donald and Kay Pruitt is home for the holidays from hr some critics as the Victor forge of the accordian, entertained the Sanford 1' %% OF MUSIC . '. first. trip, which included dove hunting, bass fishing, and of esteem in recognition of an t xemplary contribution to the base RAE Chicksandsi and the Park .'-.--- Elementary -LY.. ,...,c_ .'.,-.. Diane and Rick Compton are the proud parents of a son born on Dec. 6. He is their first and is named Richard Carl Compton, Jr. He was delivered six weeks prematurely the day after Diane was involved In a car accident. Diane's mother Mrs. Joyce Boyd came from Clinton, Maryland to help care for her second grandson. Merry Christmas everyone! ... Complete Storewide represent the Tanquery Lounge at the Name Band Concerts in Central Florida. Contestants will be Judged on talert, swimsuit and formal attire. this is the end of the :.ear, I would like to take the opportunity to thank all those who called during the year to share their activities. May 1978 hold happiries.s, health, and love for you and yours. AFTER CHRISTMAS 4 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIFTY O Romeo to your friend Juliet. Ignore the talk and don't try to establish your innocenceDEAR ABBY: Friends of ours Just had a bob'. Neither one of them smokes, but the proud papa felt obligated to pass out cigars to his friends in honor of the occasion. ,1 ,'-------' _____........... _. . . '.-" A Fashions and Beauty Shop ZAYRE SHOPPING CENTER ;.'•.. 2956 ORLANDO DRIVE :- - PH, 323-7530 1 DAY ONLYI MON., DEC. 2 - .z• ..i- Ø INVENTORY REDUC DEAR ABIIY: A few niuntk ago I had a small dinner parts to which I invited ni tiu.sband boss, whose wife was out of town. At the last minute. Just to balance my table i and is'cau.st' I felt sorry for her , I invited Juliet, a young friend who had recently lost her husband To make a long dory short, my husband's boss and Juliet 3-discovered" each other and a small-minded people in this little town that I am entirely winner will receive $100 and a meal for two at the restaurant of their choice, and will Applications must be in by Dec. : •'-.:' ' .' ______ - i. ,t•a_ - Dec. 31, from 6 to 10 pageant, : : ,_0 0 ' provided. The winners of the Devon. shire Garden Club Door and-or Yard Decorating Contest are Margie and Dick Dapore, traditional: Beth and Bob Counts, contemporary; and, Jane and Dick Shaw, Children' d s Christmas. Congratulations to each family. P.M. MI young ladies, 30 cr older, me-7 pick up application the Darien, laughed and said, "1 think Les has gotten sand in his shoes. We're hoping he and Nancy will make Florida their home someday." This will be Les' third visit to Central Florida and Nancy's Bobbie Peer)', 1387 Benwick Way, and his dad Richard, had " a real good tune" hunting it Statesboro, Ga. for a weekend at John C. Howard Farms, inc Bobbie, who came home from the trip with the flu, was no less than eager to explain the adventures of his first hunting Brian, my son John's best Our daughter Karen spent a good part of her time in England working for family services on RAE Chicksands. For her efforts, she received two citations and a 7$0 hour volunteer pin. One citation read . .. ..a token Nancy, of one year from Myrtle Point, Ore. breaking her own record of fl minutes. r ,-'1 - without a license. Reasonable securIt for the patients and he their propert) must Miss Tan query' Contest Coming enter C. . Other visitors to the C-ronski home will be Darien's brother Les Walker and his wife, lie then waited on the side lines to cheer Sue on. who finished 304th in 18 minutes seconds.Sue said her main goal during the run was not to walk. She added that they were both pleased with their (line, she they had arrived, our North Carolina company popped in. Down from Carolina were Winter Springs resident Mrs. Carrie iGribbeni Ryalls, her husband Jun. and son Brian. friends in the area. The Ryalls will return to take up residence in their home on Lombardy Avenue in June of '78, when t" retires from the military. sea 500 entrants Craig finished 65th UI 12 izonutes. and most particularly for her endeavors In behalf of the 69501h Security Group. name tapes made and into This set'iis like such it waste herclottung But the next time I S1't'ML'Ej) visit her, they are nowhere to be found. The last time I was there DEAR STUMPED: I'm I looked in her drawer and she stumped, too. But If an)onr didn't even have a change of suggests a suitable alternative, underwear! I'll pass it along. I asked the head nurse what DEAR llEl.Pl.ESS: Report the nursing borne to your Slate Department of Health and P demand an investigation. , to i Abby, tither the patients steal from each other or the help steals, but I can't prove anything. What should I do Merry Christmas from our home to each of yours. The Miss Tanquery Pageant will be held at the Sanford civic Congratulations to Sue and Craig Ebaugh who had the spunk to participate in the Orlando TwoRun. Out of j.supenntendent and asked her, and she said, "Even the bed sheets disappear around here" - Warner, and daughter, Virginia, Patti Kreig, Colleen Residents and friends of and Tracy Hicks, Dave Chacey. Sk)lark went caroling on Dec. Onnie Shomate, Andy Weiss, 23, after which the carolers and Lee Ostrowskl for the many attend a party at the home of hours of hard work which made Rose and Steve Kircher. the Children's Christmas party success. Patients Secur f y MtSS. As our 'Boston" company was leaving, several days after camp in Orlando, will go aboard the USS Eisenhower For his first ship tour after the holidays. Darien said he is looking forward to going out to - happened to my mother's clothes, and she said she didn't know. I then went to the Some of the songs performed While Lois Smerilson played were "Jingle Bells," "Frosty, the ukulele and led Christmas the Snowman," and the carols, two clowns made Hanukkah son. The children, balloon animals and Todd angels, wisemen and Krieg, dressed as a jester, shepherds, held their gilt experformed a juggling act. Other change after the program. music was provided by Jim Sanford and 'The Unit. Rolling Hills Moravian Thanks to all the city emChurch held its Fifth Annual ployees for their assistance. Outdoor Lighting Christmas Special thanks to Ethel [)wna Dec. 20 through Dec. Goldberg, director of the party, 23 . Larry. Keith and Jonathan Goldberg, Cindi and Keith Cub Scout Den 9, Pack 234 Stallings, Ann Morris and Rose held a successful Canned Food and Steve Kircher. Drive on Dec. 17. "old soft shoe." The fifth graders sang songs from other lands and songs of the SO's. During the performances, - ' Correspondent and sweaters, and even had 0 Today is a day of mixed emotions at the Thomas Anzalo.ne house in Fern Park. - I have brought her new nightgowns, underwear, robes - NickieCasterlthe,smi?edasshe related an incident that hap. pened while the first graders were singing, "Santa was sitting in the rocking chair, and a little girl from the a'idience climbed on his lap. It was really cute." -- Don and Sheila Sines of Tu.skawilla will have the "best l of Chriimases' this year. the family will be gathered at their home. First to arrive for the grand reunion was Dons folksEycel and (larence Sines Of t*on, W. Va. The elder Sines will star in the area through January and are presently renting a home in ('buluota. Next to arrive on the scene was son John, from Hampton. Va., who will stay here in the she is Very sharp. . . Scout laws, were then lighted This was followed by Scouts Own. Using a Christmas theme, Morn will be70'years-young on New Year's Eve. Many happy returns, Morn and may you have a million more birthdays. CLAIRE WRIGHT ('asselberr' ca.sion. - DEAR ABBY: My mother is in a nursing home. She is 88 and partially senile, but at times . Ten additional candles, each representing one of the Girl Post Junior Vice Commander. ___ Tuskawilla resident 'rum week,we had company sooften, Cravea celebrated his birthday it was like trains arriving. Our first guests were on Dec. 17, by attending the VWF Christmas party with his longtime friends from Revere, Mass., Pearl and Murray wife Betty. Mulkri. The Mullins stopped by miii was presented a 'beautiful" cake iniade of on their way north from a cross styrofoam artfully covered with country motor tour, While they were still here, our whipped cream loaded with candles. The only problem was >oungest daughter Karen I Mrs. the candies wouldn't go out! A John Whittcyi arrived at the lot of laughs were enjoyed by Jetport after 2 1; year' in the group as Torn huffed and England. Unfortunately, her husband John, a sergeant in the puffed to no avail, U.S. Air Force, due to cirDec. 31 is the birthday of a curnstances beyond control very nice lady, a frequent (0u1(th't come with her. We visitor to our fair city. She is hope he can get here More the Mrs. Teresa O'Neil, a resident holiday season ends. If not, of Weymouth, Mass., and Karen will join hun at his next dut% station, Keesler AF'Ii, coincidentally, my Moixi By ABIGAIl. VAN RUBEN e flea delicious Jim and Linda Bollinger of 1115 Quintuplet Drive, and their two children traveled to Jacksonville to attend a yearly family reunion at the home of linda's cousin, Carolyn, and her husband Ken Barnett. They enjoyed visiting with family nieinhers who came from all parts of Florida for the oc- Grand Central Station has nothing on the Booths. Last • C1,C)SED CHRISTMAS DAY s ... daughter Abagail, the Sines only grandchild, will arrive from Piscataway, N.J. M us t Be Provided For Annual Party ' t,aaa j daughter Connie, her husband Charlie, and their IS-month-old - They swain iheated pool!., Longwood held its 28th At AltamonteElenientars played lots of games, and School Monday evening was a Children' Christmas celebrated at Fa.rreils. pars) from p.m. on i • time for song and dance. eptng Helping Kel celebr ly iit dogs, drinks, ice cream and The Chribtnia3 ptograiii Peggy Byrne, Cathy Beck, ii cupcakes, donated by the opened with a delightful Geriann Gallagher, S uzanne residents, were ser ser ved 1( i A Band of kindergarten children Lisa Madison, At 3:30 p.m. the Jolly old man playing little bells: they also Obucina, Denise Loghran, in the red suit arrived on the Teresa Taylor and Maria played the bells during the • cit) fire engine, complete wi program while other classes k,4k,1,.,, sirens. While more than 400 performed. the 21st.) children gave Santa their Christmas folk songs from requests and letters, he gave other countries were sung by :. Girl Scout Jr. Troop 334 held each of them a bag filled with an Impressive Cowl of Awards first graders as Rudolph and candy and games. ceremony recently reports the other reindeer pranced Each child also received a through. - leader Monica Byrne. coupon for a taco at Gringo's onator bells played R es by The ceremony darted with a restaurant, compliments of candlelight ceremony In which second graders accompanied a Tom Pratt: and, the Florida three candles were lit to singing group while Santa and School Book Fair donated 500 his reindeer made an aprepresent the three parts of the children's poster-s. pearance, and dancers did the Girl scout promise. e the Santa Claus paid a visit in the person of popular Bob Jacobs, .. Kelly started the celebration smiles, congregated in the Mall of her 12th birthday early and concourse and entertained on Tuesday some of her firtends weary shoppers and proud . r ate of refreshments served up by the Ladies Auxiliar) and host a few for the holidays E w - The Winter Springs VFW Post and Auxiliary No, 5405 held their annual Christmas Party at their Post Home on No. lhghwav 17-92. .s . f 11 - Dec 3. Honored by the club aLso with plaque AasArron%oodward. Christmas has died down, you plan which covers areas of time r might want to check out the new ecoromics conservation, fturt given'unt "It's a pretty big honor to be horn on Christmas says hell) Faller. She continues, "Some JOAN people think I get gypped, but I MADISON don't. All day we celebrate Altamonte Christmas, and then in the (orrespondeni evening a special time is set 1•21 aside to celebrate my birthday, and I get presents and have ' Cak "I have two mukile names Scouts from Seminole County Bridget for St. Bridget and my who gathered for a Winter Sing. little girls dressed in the Grandmother, and Christina for being bDm on Chrisinus," she traditional uniform Aith their - Scrtoma and l.a Sertoma held their annual Christmas Party at the Highlands Club House on In And Around Altamonte B1'rthday G*lrl Celebrates - Travel, Guests Spark Season area for several months. To complete the gathering, The recreation building on North Edgemon ram with the sound of holiday cheer at the Swiday, Dec. 23, 177-3C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . ' :. 4 ' " ,I'?;. '. _'. : .•; : ' '1 - . ''' I -..---.'-' •. '?' , • '- ( '•s..rI $''?' -,- I, Monday, Dec. 26 thru Saturday, Dec. 31 ..- ,•, - 5,f -. . ' , •t't.-:'4- ,Iç - 0 STORIWIDI % HOLID AY % OFF*' THURS.- 8:30 To g DRESSES.PANTSUITSJUMPSUITSEVENK4G WE ACCEPT BANKAMERICARD and MASTER C Lyawfaccm ALL SALES FINAL SPECLL Permanent Wave Includes hair cut and styling REG. $15 ,25ee Easy Street, Charm Step, Cover Girl, Douglas, Acme, Dingo, Texas Western, Jarman, Converse Tennis Shoes. Ha REi '14 Phone fl3.73 DON'S SHOES NEXT DOOR TO JCPENNEY IN SANFORD PLAZA o• ',., 4' �4C—Evening Herald. Sanford, Sunday, Dec. 25, 1977 BLONDE by Chic Vouna THESE 'USE &g'ER TH:S 5 4f Buy TwE PE:;PECr ACROSS THE CP:,' TH 'J HAVE) i u STEP IN A, PUDOLE TO our Fm IS i C= WATER YOU COULD 14AVE LiTri-E wEADLk3wrs Answer to Previous Puzi'. yarn I Bill of lyl I clothes 42 12 Word of '1 ''i \ Is. fir __ Thee 13 The 14 Unctuous 5 1 15 Movie 53 Aware of 12 IIM& Zodiac sign by VOU LIKE Yff"! HOT CHILI, SARGE 7 I IE REALLY, REALLY r AiEAN RMLY HOT? A" MAN, Mort Jorspy 20 Preoccupy 22 III-bt*d person 23 Negative particle 24 On# of the Wa Iker ISN'T HOT AT ALL! P I 10 Bakshossh I I Tints dogroo(obbr) 19 Hosting Lubricates 28 ml P4r1 burner From where l eg 30 Fambesim 7 W i th pleasing Clubbed 34 Bor" 35 Fish thro harmony 35 Fanatic8 Seaside ice devo ti on 9 Parasites 39 Game (Fr) I••_ ..&._ 4 32 Sticks up 33 More so 5 ) 40 Usher 41 Actress Dennis 59 Examine 31 Defensive U 1977-1 oe • / n() 8 who will really get under yout YOUR BIRTIMAY N I 58 Atoll 57 Take notice 58 College 28 Watchword I ' For Sunday, Dec. 25, 1977 1£ material 21 Man in charge 42 Go over a Twelve OOWN 24 Tousn's mile bridge 27 Western. 25 ncoufage 43 Thorny shrub hemisphere or. I Tropical Palm 26 Mesdames ginifition 44 Demons 2 1.004 home HEY! THIS PO Sunday. Dec: . • .. B)BERNICEflEDFOSOI NR1 ATPNM A III 17 Highest point 54 Went quickly BEETLE BAILEY . - 43 Bank --4 VNA LIZ:> OSCOPE -. A P C Scorns & HOR 38 Her Majosty*s Evening Herald. Sanford, F). -.: GEMINI (Slay 21-junt. 20) It's possible that you will I)on't harbor guilt feelings form this coming year a very because you think )ou Kave powerful, but confidential someone a gift of too IIIU alliance careerwise. The value value- If it's received in tJJ . of this alliance depends on your right vein, he'll be happy to tk remembered. ability to keep it -ecret. CANCER Oune 21.J UI)r 22, C PRICORN iDec. 22-Jan. One-to-one relationships Keep harniony by trying to 19) should be handled with lud agree with your Illate on hoih gloves today. You are prone to you spend your little together a little if it will be a little domineering and this toda). (.i 0 be offensive, make turn or tier happy. could, in LEO July 23-Aug. ) For a F in d out more about yourself by sending for your CQ)) of Actr- •'r'In IR) sually L rarin 'o cu Lend to be •i htr Graph lAtter. Mail 50 cents Iui each and a long, self-addr essed, retiring today. Get th damped envelope to Astro- spirit of things turn, ncj n • '4 : u 49 Flutly 52 Purpoie into 2 24 2 1 3 16 5 17 9 ItO '''#" 14 - THE E BORN LOSER by Art Sansom __________________________________ r.o çTA .- - 'r (I cc .i - - - - 18 - - 9 24 20 21 — 25 26 - ____________ ________ 27 31 28 29 130 — — 32 34 - - - 18 7c'i'\ TAI'. .E 15 — 35 37 t 38 _J 41 —— ARCHIE by ___________ I GEE-- 'I.4TS " COD ° ' — WMADA Ow ( / Bob AA n t ana Mo 42 I 4D - ____ _________ — — — 46 — - - 47 48 - 9 — — 51 52 ——— 54 w,-iv — 44 45 50 — Jio - 43 - 36 — 56 __ ——— ,.: uu-us sign. , -, , • ,• S '• '4 . !.-"- ••, I - '. .- ________ 47 ' is, , , ____ _______ I- •' i e 4 .f,,-,, - tiA i. •. _4e ,. .. • •. • ... 'ak' "? ta ... 1 - ~q _______________________________ • -, _______ _____ I " I p' ,.i / could be a verypleasant weighty conversations day at home The one possibls spoil sour parts 1' touchy spot is that you and sour SA(;l1-IARIUS tSov 23.()ç' mate will give conflicting or211This is not a day to dIscuss ders. business or money matters '%la 20 You might int e r- i t 'P You can get along well with otk.,s and bonds, but ft. moSpeopktodasOneglarm4 want to make mtrn It - ___________ .. .,s:::•-. . can't, of course, so don't spod is not the tittle to be perturtJ your day. overa little disorder at tornr fi F_S iF tb 20-Mardi I Soflit tinsel on the floo r 1k strong tnougti to sti&k to Osrlook th disarra> 'i u 1 your plans for hotlila) fun has a betti r day i (Jet 21 'si toda Don't gist in to thosi. S( OIIPI() who want to make last minutt F njos )ours&lftoda) but d changes that ne ver quite jell let an)bod) draw sou Into ,t, ARIES iMarch 21 April 19) dttp philosophiuil dthau or Th - 4 people toda>. )Ct you might t AQUARIUS (Jan. Feb 19) Ex comfortable in ii It's adinirabletofeetlikt trying gathering Stick to the fdrn1I to solve the problems of all the tTosd world's underdogs today. You I III RA I Sept 23-(X1 23, ji,: specLs -• Id r " - A U ' '•' _____ ' ' . . t .ls • I -_ . '.. r- . !' - . • /. " - - . .• '¼.4 ' - or For Monday, Dec. 26, 1977 L tkt AT BRIDGE WIN P 11~ (ISVIIi-AI-1) and JAMES JACOBI* ,\ %OKTH 4 EEK & MEEK HAPW HOUR, CCE:!AJT IT •••J 4 it and three clubs. If trumps break 2.2 there Is a way to make the con. tract against any and all divisions of the adverse 2 t~Slr EAST a 4, (4 le 6 4 1 & los T Qf,53 # K .1 iiolL TH / / HAWY /,h II , Ll / / He takes his ace of dia monds; cashes the queen of spades, leads a spade to dummy's ace plays th e ace- c K63 6 king and 10 of hearts. if as t covers South ruffs. enters dummy with the d~ck of spades, discards a tarniond on the fourth heart and is home in spite of the clubs e be Vulnerable East-West Dealer. South weiii %orth Vast ::: Pa PRISCILLA'S Pop by Al Vermeer LOOK , yO(JGt5'yS HEREAFTER) WE , MAi<EA&)&-' L ( / • The ruffing finesse is the A New Jersey reader name leadi ng card )oucnruff wants to know If there are ny three generation fami. with the intention of discard. lies of life masters, ing from your hand if that We don't know of any and card is not covered. Some- if there aren't an), as yet times it Is a f0m) of safety there undoubtedly will be / s mond and sees that it every. thing goes well he can finesse successfully for the ovoofast send $1 10 jvIf, of ueen of hearts. discard a Aco,,, , espaje iarnondandacIubofl I hearts; and make six if East BUGS BUNNY 1 an Inunediate diamond dis. card with the same result w, so HELLO, ' GR ing wrong If East ducks, South takt's [monls 'D 5 : South OiwninR lead Four of dia. ON I EVERYSOPY ¼JUMP) ANP DOWN WIVH 7 ,,— tlrac ofclubs ies hat play he will probably wind up two down 104 by Howie Schneider = holds 21 vo,& P~ y yoolq) A Helmdahl NOS,'', E4.*ais.') Co/PoR/ Now ) 'i I BRJEF 11 THINK If L. - IMPORTANT- GEMINI YOUR BIRTHDAY Dire. 26,19— ,, 4 Nab, today, rtsitrict it to f An excittrig new friend will expertise. Stitiations Ahery enter vour life this coming )uu're not betting on %oi~; ,,A., -ear. lilotigh this perion won't abilities are shak)4 CANCER June Juls remain on the scen e ong You'll Thr meet others through him with kt'stobeing;i leader tod,i whom you'll form lasting at- assert yourself diplomat.iII Polite suggestions work. harsh tachments. FAR 0 4V I" -r W -t $ - - , .,r. 19, Because of )our need for LEO Jul) 11-Aug :2 Y from associates thances for achieving -,~r today. YOU might subordinate ainii, art, lessened your good ideas and go along through i di p ndt n n with their weaker ones just to associates Make Sour An approval bi' accented . A QUARIUS iJan. 120-Feb. 19) : 'I " - tteaks. Don't look for 1 VIRGO 1 Aug 234-14 22, In a Problems at work today can tx. tlusinem matter t(xLa%. a frit-nd iolved with ingenuity more so will be helpful in openjnl~ the than with elbow grease. Use door - but that's as far as tit.Ls your head to lessen the load on likelytogo You'reon%ouro afte: that yo ur muscles. -V (, V.- p F VIA .1 the last straw " SCORPIO Oct 24 Is of the essence toddS Failure to act when the rn-xoti Is upon it i'OU leads 4L- rationalization I* tl;it A!.:h could have Looen done -Aill Itien ITO be shel% 006 rq_ SAGITTARIUS , No%21) Your chances for sut,rss today areprdicatt;i ii Ill 1111, %litir with. Winners Pockets with silver SHORT RIBS KS AND by Frank Hill LED t'tSTINC115J'2 ,# 4 Sept 23Ut Your luck has its hililtations Lookout for No I todd%, today. I]ion't press it too far. A at the expense of' oth(rs joint venture with one of irntjitions should tjt strd questionable talents could be without alienating fnend.s asked. act on your own today to do tMngA YOU know 14111 plese others. Ixt unselfish unpul s motivate )OU. TAURUS iApril 20-rria~ 2o, The reason YOU may have (ilfficultY in getting helpers today ts, because they'll sense you expect them to produce but they sense you may be un. willing to do so yourself. -- - 1b 20-March 20i ARILS March 21 April 191 Rather than waiting to III 't I r -'a - a •-" - AS \ CASE - or S PIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST . by Stan Lee and John by Bob Thaves A foDDY . ,' tii. j ' - • •s,' r. , j . -- .'• . 4, WA A 61 Allour F 9C00 PA" FO ' la NO 01* 5 NAME O*k POP' &MME i UA'r(R Rib$**Rp' - This Christmas free, In the THATOLP 119 Oak Court home of Hank Stevens in Sanford, Is decorated with handmade items gathered from his trips around the country and world through the years. Seated I" DOONESBURY TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan MAYOR WAS, COWPOY'R..THAT 'VP6T PACK SAFE ANPSOUNP. To Mr. N/55 04M AW 1_I- Oft ThAT5TAOPNrnl61ONIGfff? by Garry Trudeau YIw ST4fly - Reynolds (left), AQUEM 10; and Mickey Reynolds, children of Stevens /OiY? neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Don Reynolds. SWA AWCEW WAS RML NICE OF __L,4,a41.5 -•:-' r &C4M 00A MWMVWM1_ ANY 07XR : under the tree that took a month to put together are Christy , •.. f•. • •• ...... . , -, . - .' • . ' - .. �2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - Sunday, Dec 25, 77 Evening Herid, Sanford, FL Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas? Grandma But, let her Ir to cash a check at a super -market or tell her name to a gim leteyed cop hO stops her for cp'ebng "M()5 people' Just don't s'ant to believe that Merry Christmas i really my name," Miss (',arberg said. "That 's not reall) our name . they say. other people, they 'll often ('Offle back with, Sure and m) name m is Happy New 'ear. When she read of Michael Dengler, the man who wants to be a called a number, she said, "That really cracked me UP." She sears her name lightly In une, u in December berg. a 3.Nl lab technician. She that's your name," she said. "In June there's no doubt someo ne is calling you." "When I was born in St. Nicholas Hospital Sheboygan, Wrs., my parents first named me Patty Lynn. But the nuns at the hospital didn't lake that name. They said it should out conics the driver's license. -When you're walking down marching band. And in Hutchinson, Minn., s etc tier nos li ves, something Christmassy. So Garberg joined the ranks sas born on Christmas day in St. Nicholas Hospital and she sill be 25 on Dec. Sometimes. I don't believe it the street ui December and you hear 'Merry Christmas,' why, you're going to turn around If they chose Merry Christmas," she said. citi'ens hand radio operators, taking the handle "The Christmas Kid," , msel( :. . " " When I'm introduced to ,iII %url . ST. PAUL, Mum. — Merry Christmas (artxrg has no Intention of do in g it herself, but she has empathy for the former North Dakota school teacher who seeks to change his name to a number — i, Merry Christmas is an appropriate name for Ms Gar- pretty conservative and that was a kind of far-out thing for them to do." At the University of Mmnesota she became the first woman admitted to the school's . C' Christmas ' • , M arry o . - • • • • •• • . 1 Powells Office I 3225842 .. Anthropologist Mareare't / Ike 1Jety Bt dants, one of our clan, ssho P%V O Claus clan, In a Redbook in or hung up a stocking, and the ter-new %ith Santa, she cleart-1 up some of the confusi(,n regarding h!s ongin "What in the world (Ld St. Nicholas have to do with Christ inas Presents"' asked You sce," s ai d Santa St 0o busy, I can tell ycu, filling them up with fruit and candy and little cakes - celebrating by giving presenti instead of '1 / / / , :. p,i. ! 'y His evA/_pres ut ! / . Spec01 joy -W -/If e Hwy. 17 lil - Longwood . .'. , ..- - , )''.' and marketing I never thought inuch of plot the finished sluffed aninials myself until a experts • tb 'p.- you. j . rejoice and . ,. yeam tmck that his star halle 'lu, kit iuck s eyes can ittean hack later a fine pro couldn't tilt- diffurence between selling a go to sleep at night urdess he ft'" Million Itclils. and layingan Aas cuddleil Aith his favorite I kN ('0111pally lI It Iii \ (Jill C , But ( . ' ,. •: ' • i••' ". 'I / - ' oe-A '' ,,J L '\. • ,,j / ', • I • • , a CHRISTMAS CHEER us don't u I tilt, idea this is i . sas realb one of his descen _______________ , :- &X %-A 0 ! I - ( s . - . "- 411 (it ,ir I nt rids Thanks ç.J DEKLE's GULF SERVICE 1 The Staff At ;fik~ = i . ilnlistS Illusions ' CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY 2518 S FRENCH AVE SANFORD S 1'I1i' II From and customers. - ii 1 , 830.1440 : Mile -, . From Betty Ash And '. Reflecting at Christmas, we give thAnks to our many friends - 11 • 0 West of 17-92 Longwow "4"- i..c Don Hughes U.; J+% oft' a ~14X I Crew R19TM~g 9[[991n69 Ago Sue TO A ll - Øeqee - Geiutq 2904 Orlando Drive ' Sanford - i' Dow'n, Diana, Maria .it 1j\1 -' Dawn's Family Hair Care CI II TRAVEL ' Patterson Flower Form 322-7942 -,--'.' I)ef L the IiaII 11:111 4F up Ill( say heart. To al I mid * __________ AM SANFORD SEWING CENTER Patrunage ST, ou tc u/ •.. tilt, Hills. land Pence.'and I ontc'nimen /icr (.hrsg,,iu unclulavay.,, . •.jjyj. '.r4J • 1•' . :'L ..i"l ( ',' I 5. Ph 322-0500 it 520 S. Maple Avenue \\\ 1 919 E 2nd St., Sanford, Fla Sanford, Fla. \ \\\\ \\ \\ \ ; NURSING CENTER - •U-. ," \\ \ \ I * . I •, "t, I .\\ \\ to r a tiianis. ,i 1)I PET ANIMAL SUPPLY Frank Boudreau & Staff SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD • — Jim Maioy it Agency Manager FARM Sanford Plaza BUREAU Hwy. 17.92 and neighbors, sincere best ~vishes for the INSURANCE Sanford Fla, holiday season May - 322 2271 - , / _• your Christmas be LAWRENCE Reg. Real Estate Broker • AItamon;s9F1kda321oI • \,','(Irrn with , 1\ T , ,._'- '\ 4' brlqht v.,ith good cheer, Betty Jack 251 N Maitland Ave., Suite 310 J the affection . . • W '!A~ ~:_ . of those you love, and , .• I -'. __- merry vJth the sound of laughter. M0 WHY CHRISTMAS PP (lad SWI 10 c-•11W41 I1 . G(i:;b . t!7 " ' c 0 e Your Authorized Dealer For . X To love one anof her as a brother to have good will among men ... to bring peace to every heart - this is the Spirit of Christmas. We pray that it will enter your home at this HEATING AND COOLING V4L_UL good friends for your loyalty and good will. Hop. year holidays will be filled to Is. brim with old fasMoa.d christmas chearl Thunks i ' K ddy s Standard Service Center We wish and patrons a very merry -' I / / Christmas. . . may your holidays , , h ri ng wit goo ch eer an 9.a, RLL6 t ! plen y / $ ci& HEARTIEST GOOD WISHES' f and Family Ike IKUUD Ifb ltL, -' S34 -0S23 t Holy season giving to you and your loved . ones the greatest happiness. f is w apprec at on of your friendship withgenuine appreciation and patronage that we extend this heartfelt good wish. 1 I 1 Ph 322 6390 it i i 1,/ 2609 Sanford Ave., Sanford „-,--- . :4iZ',t”' ' .',, .•.• CHASE - s4w colonial orlardo 2997390 \ \ O WHOLESA no Hw y & AIR C NDITIONING / MUFFLER MAN CENTERS Sheriff John Polk nford ,t I SANFORD HEATING friends and patrons! & GUARANTY 204N Park Ave.Since , "1k KAMPF TITLE ' ' Bill Jack We're hoping the holidays will be packed with love and laughter for our thoughtful • 2311 W CB-17 KIDDY KAR ,• 0 il hir Your Ho much v Thanks WILLI /10W Lffe and Hope fill your home 3 hil l Ic ml iiii •' /4v; means to have the friendship and good will of folks like A ccept P our sincere thanks and warm ivishes I joys warm )-our ' ( /,c'a,i •' (' again and time to ,-~(i ,g— May Peace, ('t(/, a'it/ ih.' lilt It'-, Christmas To he joll 1! r IU5 ii asou — UI S ii 1/nt , And Pottery Barn CELERY AVE '' (1/ 2021 S. French Ave. Sanford Sanford 323-0630 0 '•— 10V AGENCY 10 W. First St. t he - '" 7 ______ . As the (linstinwi season is on ii the coup ins is in,,, Nia~, the loving places put out little bundles of hay for the white horse or he rode - of course, it '' ;' . . . before the children in lots of %tid Santa's on his .is atop the %erIll residence at 223, Justin Vs j', (tro% t sien subdivision. Sanford. ..- .. ' December - the sixth of December by our calendar :490 wring All The Goodness Of Yuletide. : , . -' W ill , if Smith Carolina told tne right expression in a ulS Joyous Time To You products that are sold in 82 fd%ttAtlkoddhdt the University , different iiiantrieN $' Nicholas ' birthday was in . ,. I / I / We '4 • coirdi. -ators .lIE STAFF OF Bob Dance Dodge ' %%e [ l ope with some ni reservation, . NIcac is if- 'ang (kmll the came, i.,. kingdoiit. It is the largest makes a pattern, cuts the right plant next door. She was 54 m an ufacturer of cuddly, furry ('10th , sevs it up on the machine ersatz pets in the ssorld, selling near her drawing board, st uf fs more than ZI million of theni it, tacks on the eyes, nose and annwills Th ey're put together feet. Then millions go into in such exotic places as Haiti, production. Taissan, Belgium and Korea. "I didn't much care for ["roni a slick, computerized stuffed animals sshen I got into h ulqu irti rs south of Sin ttus she says in a soft Franci s co, designers and Mistur 'lr4nsl, M E RRY •1 T rack ing Down e ' Motors of ilic stuffed aninial on a shelf. She draws it up, crating oranges in a packing her creativity. She hired on - : Sanford Th V1 to - I - t 117 Ma gnolia Ave " • o •• . "Actually, my folks are lii . Moses Of Stuffed An"mals rinkk d sth age and care. Grandma Moses of the stuffed bind over a new stuffed animal, kid.s' lad Everybody buys the years old then. AN DSAI'. (ijcf fl skin on her hands IS SO animal orltl A 140 the ssord goes out to Bertha, fake-furry animals, from ages 5 In her spare time, she did a million business empire rides Ir igilt it S ilinost tr.msp ireiit XIL a tukl) bear or a cuddly ssho sits in a Jumbled factor) thriugh 75 almost as a securit) little (r(4Ilsel) On the thin, (rail pa inting — I keep em in Bertha, sstio can,t Weigh indaorevena rakish raccoon, office in this little San Joaquin io blanket. And Bertha has the house until someone wants ers of this little old lads more than 85 po un ds and stands and the odds are that it spring agricultural town nestled designed more than )O dii. them, and then I give 'em n4iined Bertha tier fact' i barely over five ("ci tall, is the lromthe fertile hands and mind against the foothills of the ferent animals for Dakin, away." Iof Bertha Norris, mighty Sierra Nevada range working in the Lindsay plant "And," she acids, "I done 1 You see', there is this big high viz. "We need a musk ox." there is another domestic some wtuttlm'." t1re"•(In' cufupan) called U. And Bertha looks into one of factory in Lancaster, S('.. A friend at the packing plant )a in Much is the General those animal books she keeps even years ago, he was told the late Roger i)akin about pi111 Sunday, Dec. is, 19?1—) . .' \,\\ /. / .. I o COMPANY ______________________________________________________________________________ '.. �4-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Dec. is, lo ll Sunday, Evening yen ng Herald Sanford Ft , _ _ Hoping vourholiday - include HAPPY TIMES • I•L hPLJI i I1;.____ PROSPERITy Jov of : ______ . .-! INDIANA, Pa. (UPI) ri usiness 1 IJ '• you're The twrong. hat rees adorn millions *. 0 M ay all the beaU4 and joy of that Holy Night tie %silh tfou £ Dr. Ashton Almand RerIy and Staff Dave VOLUSIA TRAVEL AGENCY : At Chtistm.islit Chrt,& Marty Augliera 133 Hwy. 17-92, DeBary ASK ABOUT OUR POST-HOLIDAY CARTAN TOURS I HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS - *1 ' 4411-4115 209W 25th Sanford ________________________________ . . r i. .. 1 - . J 6,.* 110. t Rill 1 DOLL AND I HoPing all the preciolis Ow Teti- year-old Laura A SEASON'S GREETING AT 107 ANDERSON CIRCLE. S A NFORD lip huff Is having the time of her life, decorating the tree at h Snapshots, Dried Apri ts, Pinatas They All Rt On Christmas Tree on DuBois L Sales and Service Center 322 4q43 2511 Elm Ave Santord 7YI L Iii)/111?v/ Did )OU know that there are To help make this S car's tree-Vernon,in e xpert rt bs virtue of form of animals fist different ways to trim a tn timing project extra special htr mans sears in tht buitstss for a tici. that softly blends Christmas tree' And whether here's ;I selection of trl and pres'ident of the company in %ith the devor and is ntended or not. chances are trimming ideas from the just- that bears her narne (bStiricIly your fainil)'s own your family's tree falls into one published booklet, "The Tree The most frequently created tree- the personal look is of these, themes. Trimmtr s Text."by Lillian Iojk the traditional perhaps your tree trirnnung look. start.,, "Ith the traditional choice tree, often the Douglas fir. Snaps ots UI friends, which stays moist longer vacations or new arrivals. doors, is thick and sym. metrical. and has branches displayed through miniature Ahich are ideal for hanging a gilded frames- available at ~ Our local five and (fitne store— a tolorful four season These ornaments are till a Christmas p decorated / ? f w ith fun and laughter. f .j I Thanks all. r \ /4*, , sbarld hq y"11 (lilt/ ,,•J I - A '...l WESTERN ALIT f I ASSOCIATE STORE SANFORD PLAZA I _. ' . DAVE AND CLAUDETTE KARKOS AND FAMILY ' We wish all our friends and neighbors A Blessed Christmas Legend has it that the KraniKs "checks" up on all the children on St. 'Nicholas, [);is. Decrmber 6, As the first night of Christms appr oaches, Au.strian families begin the tasty tradition of "eating" the Climstinas tree. Father William Ennis, Pastor Father William Authenrioth. Associate Pastor MIDNIGHT MASS CHRISTMAS EVE ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Oak Avenue & 91h Street, Sanford flo,", o, you fore. SANFORD PH, 123-34"or::23-7710 _____________________________________________________________ lit sure to take a hostess prt.-,ent for )our friend or hl tier parents. It need not bt xtr'isag'int a Jar of hard candies, a frwt cake in a tin. a :Hchttsetird ' A j1 W / j - • 11 Anne Larso.- 1 ( ( Happy Holidays Scott Larson to all of our M:; the pirat and joy of the Lincoln Larson. season stay ) you always. MERLE NORMAN I Kathy Larson Nora Gordon and Staff wish their many friends and Da froni f1k_ Ckiatil / 110 Park Avi Downtown Sanford Whitey McMillian II : ____________________________ Louise _MurphyJ Reid Morton erry N drs.sts of People who have enterL-iined )ou. And if you remembered to pack some nottpaptr suu can writt Sour I hank-you notes tit ou tr,ul hick hom 1,7 115 W FIRST ST DOWNTOWN SANFORD 0 1 ~ . f -VW il!, h 1 3221,565 1 Sanford Auto Parts P, ery000 Ev • saC' tu CVITISIM 35 01 Sint It S ~ w _ atld t1lail 0 Z \ .. I . bII I•• - 344605 COSMETICS BOUTIQUE to 319, 11 the happy fill all . g you spiritual peace and contentment. U's Joe and Margaret Duggar, Owners REALTORS FEED STORE 32 1- 004 1 2017 S French Ave - ' . s , 118 S. Sanford addressed envelope to "Tree Trimmers," Dept. Vernon Corp.. 510 South Fulton Avt- Mount Vernon ~4 1.0, HUNT'S TUXEDO Kisli Real Estate, Inc. been a pleasure to serve you. Bowe Septic Tank daya your ire mull thanks. MaY this litt No I o'clock Vigil Mass Dec. 24 CHRISTMAS DAY MASSES 1:00-10:30-12 Noon 111(1 U LONG WOOD 4t and FASHIONS If sou s been invited out of If s our v isit is to be mutt than town for ChrLstmas b> a friend a ftw this s bus the tha nk -you fl1(se tips may make your visit gift there a selection of less of a ha-mle belfore you go. cheeses. ;I bottle of wine. and inerrier after )ou get there. perhaps a reirord for a special First, be sure to find out how collection. a book niany parties )ou will be going Pack Xd a CrSOnII to and tkmtioflg clothing that ~ need I ssear l4ftctsks differ from re placing host stockings do place to place, and what you run leather does belts would consider a formal oc. cracki. shoelaces ithev do calsion may call for dungarees break I Before you leave. be sure ineutiere else . . . or vice BLAIR AGENCY INS. Christmas story, year after pinatas I pin-YA-tas) fashioned from bits of colorful (oil, tissue To learn more about other paper and paper streamers. Christmm tree 'looks" and Each pinata is filled with more innovative and helpful hard candies, dried Ia tips on tree decorations, send l e gifts sthict are It (oratret copy of The den on the tree to be discove red by the )oungsters Trimmers Tt.it from Lillian 2)' iii", 2510- A SOUTH OAK AVE Family tugWights of the past a can be rualleti b) adding uthnitmOribilidLS grettin dlsifl(igdrhlfl(j5O( cards. souvenirs, even pieces of pxorn or cranberries. often horliuliadl. Tins peppermint smart Jew&lr> canes and fru; -shaped niarThe personal look may also zipan are guaranteed to leave Include Lilikins twinkling tree your traditional tree as bare as orpatnents from Lillian Vernon. it was when it first came in- These personally engraved doors' brass omamtnts are tarnish Another popular Christ:iias frte unbreakable and are tradition, the international available in more than a dozen look. trace-s its origins back nostalgic Christmas scenes to through more than three pro%ide a warm glow to the centuries to man), tustorical traditions which hold fast even Designed for all family members icat and dog in. The Slexican variation of this - f,,_ 11 t ,ii hws collected over the years, and mas include paper roses ' ' flu bm u tu iii I fit (1 1(1 lii hI( ,\ Greetings for " Ho I idays -Rappy . h -1-V .21. 5 Points ~4d it 323-7950 1 sa Making Visits Less Of Hassle -IMA co Warm thanks. AUTO SALES 427 17 fl . ........ . DAVE'S GARAGE --- things in Life fivill come to %ott this Christmas! and load thowands of trees in sub,-freenng weather. "it is very hard %il he id proudly. "I've had inen M sd ing says nas t December have to be planted. high. sheared. butt-pruned, sprayed %lost years, Fleming ships and baled, and it is big about 25,000 trees. This year, Acisther per7n:tting, lie hopes to For instance, Roy Fleming load 33,000 baled evergreens on maintains 14 evergreen fields, trucks heading for states as far or about 500,000 trees, helped by away as Alabama and Flerida. his wife, three sons Lnd "Tticre Ls I market for the seasonal workers. lie lives fake, and there is a market for corniortabl> with his (tmil) real I've setn artificial trees and two dogs in a homeselling at the ores from $59 to 179, %hile our best sells for $12 greens. Ifis bac kyard with cut trees and thousands of You can't duplicate a real dollars in sophisticated har. ( 'hrLstnla.s tree" vesting machinery, lie is not only selling more lie has been growing ever tr ees , but bett e r ones greens for 32 years in Indiana 'Colorado spruce has been coming on in the pal three to Capital of the World" — and four year-, It is more expertseerm to enjoy hLi work im- sive, and takes longer to grow, but it has good needle retenThe hardest part of the job tion," he said. "It's like the comes after Thanksgiving, when Fleming and as man)helpers as he can get, brave the swo~ FROM IIoIII( DOLLS AND CHICO - of American homes each the demand for his product is 441 419 ekwl" Weu Growing V. hove worked in the coal Cadillac of Christmas trees, smaller, apartfl1ent.sjze(Jtre. probably think the evergreen mines work part time for me, and we are selling a lo' of Prices have risen slightly on awaiting its Christmas Eve and they say they've never Cadillacs." all trees, refl ecting inflat ion, trimming was plucked from the worked harder in their lives." Fleming said demand also and substantially on rarer deep forest, but chances are Despite the growing poparI- has increased recently for species. . AL Your friendship. is Iica I I I '4' / _____ . Thanks Tree ivii - __ Itinera" lii PEACE Chr'l'stmas IJec.i, Sanford j -1- 322-2624 c ' Ph. 322-6990 ,a r ;,- 4 .4 Sanford- or. J 21. American families can fastuon their own version of a Kramptis by stringing several pieces of dried fnut-prune3, apricots etc.- together in the I. V ilPilpi, p ' FLORIDA 0A1 T Alkofto . c5 V The herald angels - PORAT 1 as bring tidings I or great joy. - MAR COMPANY cIN A LAI MANUFACTURING. IIIC J SALES COMPANY, INC EE PRODUCTS ico, Ca life With H INTERPRISI. INC cooisco. INC ISAILINI ENTEUPII%p% INC litill Ile . T :::°,:: (CP'Mco:Po'a,'o - :RAL PARTS. INC. Ehh1fr KH N Carrie, Lillie, 4 LIAI a,UUIe,ernarlJ, 1 - Alexander, Mal, Holloway, Tom, Stafford, Aaron, Tyrone, Tony Whon-fichelberger CALL 323-3820 cheery is our greeting to c od or thanks :: you. 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AIRwAYS P:F3ICO B UILDING $TITIM5 INC L0 US 311 celebr,ite this the rnoSt jo,v, ous Greet you and wish for your generous SLcpor?, 25tn St. and French Ave. Sanford MORTUARY 1110 Pin*Ay.. - A Chnstmos bright It's always a pleasure to — CHEMICAL SUPPLY CO SALES pp OUR GOOD FRIENDS L_TIJni 111101 Not. COUpilIfiflolig 1A6 104 TI114101111 5 BY SAIIJA GARY LEE SENTON MINOLI JERRY'S CAT(Rjp BR I AN CO N STRUCTION a PAVING CO JONIILECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY SEMINOLE PRINTERS iiiijolkii uIiUNPpLr C a Hill co spirit of Christmas Please accept our sincere thanks TO ALL SANFORD AlIll COMPANY GEIGER, La VERei ., K .1%. O F OVIEDO, FLORIDA III "Where Quality Sells And Service Tells" DO Bob Karns. President 110 E. COMMERCIAL PHONE 322-5762 SANFORD . :.•, "1 �&— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Dec. 23, 1977 Sunday, Dc. 25,l77-7 Evenliv Herald. Sanford, Fl. inch : Cl' tRk Not 9 What Wear, fr•:% Lovely Bunch )44oublethe&$( 1 .Season's Of — I What pleasure Double the . 11 Coconuts rcdUngs PEORI A, i P1) Ed The 197 mystery coconut Clinch has had his 29th dose was decorated with angel encounter with a Christmas hair, a bpstick mouth and tloll coconut. eyes and it was topped by a ir Painting Contractor 322.1307 Lake Mary It arrived via Santa Claus. Smoke) the Hear hat And once again, the pertrator Each year around Christmas left Clinch miffed. a decorated coconut arrives at I think it. might k con'n Clinch's house in d carefuil from the great beyond. I dc t urchestraed delivery. Last know." he said. sear Peoria Mayor Richard E. S% I I ( O\1F F III I RSO\ ' Ii (sF 1)0011 AT U ia 1119 . - fW'iI i'e e eCo Taste I I 4 Have a 7 II r holiday! Many thanks. W ll amson i i Communkations Ph. 322.4135 2019 French Ave, Sanford 11L4"AC1E • Carver presented Clinch with helicopter. horse have strul .IS delis-s vehicles in )ears Clinch, who never has discos- sharing to the Christmas clean and dry the egg. Using collection of Lillikins from Ofthe glow out of the gifts That season india ink, draw- a circle about Lillian Vernon, for instance. reality is that the old washing With so many baubles, one inch frornthe top of the egg. give a tree a glittering effect, trinkets and ornaments Paint the area above the line and can quickly become a machine Just isn't capable of available, host does one decide red, for Santa's "cap." Add family tradition or make ex* washing the delicates %ithout damaging thern or might not be what la-ok the fvrul) tress another circle approximately cellent gifts able to handle the st rain of the should have' One way to ap. 14 inch below. and draw in spots Carefully crafted in dozens of heav% coveralls that are so proach the project is by for Kis cap's fur trimming. nostalgic Christmas scenes nd popuiar with today's young choosing a single theme around Using red or pink paint. draw figures and sold for less Z 12 people, which tree ornaments are Santa's rosy face, leaving a eh, the Ornaments are tarThe fact is today's washing chosen and then handmade by smaH white area at the bottom nish-free. unbreakable, per- machines have to keep up 'with members of the family. for Santa's "beard." sonalized heirloom decorations the trends in clothing. They which twinkle delicately from a must handle delicates, Han eggshell Santas using a twist tie from a plastic bag, tree mantelpiece abo ve a door manent press knits as well inserting each into the smaller 0r anywhere as a handsome heavy items with equa1 care. conversation piece No simple task B ut bol e in Santa's cap in most fine manufacturers are answenng There's an old McraWan Available custom for tree orriaments department stores or through the challenge with new and made from egg shells, a the mail. Ullikins are made of better cycles and other improvements. tradition dating back many solid brass and other fine The New Year may bring a years and featuring elaborate metals. and are personany lot of new clothm but it will , esigns. mpt) t e egg s g e t no extra charge also bring some new problems contents by following the In To give a Christmas tree a for )OUT old washer. New borne structions above. Then. using strictly traditional look, laundry eqwjxnent is designed water colors. fine line markers decorate it with edible or. to deal with modern day or colored pencils, create striking patterns and animated candies popcorn cranberries faces and of course candy canes If Other designs may in clude you're lucky — and can keep copying your favorite cl oth the chi ldren away — they'll last I pattem right onto the egg. By - : - from this time of and gratitude, —— our heartfelt wishes for '-J_I /'tf' . Aluminum Procluds Hwy_ 17-92 -- Ph. 322-5510 Sanford ____________________________________________________ lit t •'- -- .— DEbONA --- tkit ... Deltona Blvd., Dellona 665-4493 Peacciinl)JOY an abundance of wond.ous d*llghh. HOME APPLIANCE rI.1Y TO YOU fl HIS CHRISTMAS SANFORD 11 I/li & ______ sf'(I,s FOREST tITY, FLORIDA LONGWOOD aiim,'. Illav IW vour /i1l('(I pe(lce. hearts I and happiness, - 1IF1( /('r.sI(Iflv /.i1l the * ' -' Many ihonis for U ( 141.511 VtflI I .. ' AND SON AMOCO V I . j pre'tt -olar and border, of Hwy. 17-92 & Lake Mary Blvd. - • -. . i) ile-uilu'.eipe i'fFe Or spray Aholt, ornament Bright (;o1d 2 Sc'nd invitations earls This Increase's your chances of having the people you %ant with decorative center strip flint work in sections, appl)ing Elmer's glue' genero us ly Ali% not have a pasta part% and let * everyone join in'the making' Andol course serve' ning a party of 3 %Iake your own to cone as sou go up pasta gips Use ruffled shown here sou with )OU Check who is for like' mnafalda With these ideas for a start, planning to be away, or plan- i INS. AGENCY To il, %4 all our '.r"!'1 "1..-dr w~ul tAt . May your Christmas - L .. . , LONGWOOD 434 339-8791 .. . - ('Ti •-' '"' . *..• ... • !' .,, . , -. . . 64 ad - .0-4 I \\ I . I • 45 D ', I / ., . l \ , i it. Ta :;r L . It is our policy / how much we value the lieU bonds of our VI'H lq :. . angids oyous j J U)Sf 1/OH /101(1 1111)51 (If i (/lltti / / £1 t? - P/li lii trust - . Ft — U (i fl(1 f/f i H I )0i ii n/iou, Meiji in flic'r floo(l 1(l, islics. BLUE r se. (j) f / -- .'.- holiday to let you know just BOOK CARS Best Wishes CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY (A). ( John Hamilton ALL STATE INSURANCE CO 1391 E Semoran Blvd . First Sanford, Fla. 322 1140 (home) . Casseiberry 32107 :. - 671, 1114 (office) __________ - - Xet us follow the Chr'stmas Star I ke the Magi to brotherhoodi ". K 01111`1 May the joys of home and hearthside fill your holidays . . . and your hearts with gladness . . . To know you and serve you is our sincere pleasure. Thanks for your continued friendship and patronage. best wishes for a sea. ton of magic delights! 94" Wdkn 4 The Good Samaritan Home, Inc. Mother Ruby Lee Wilson, Pres. M a T71 Richard Russ' invited W , To 411 of Our Patrons Greetings for the H0I'd (ly to our - ' ' HIM 1_1 me-jfI •ii fI'i' (. I'ti , l,.,1 . From all us Folks at Club •. -, Bet BIG Sewon Staff Of CLOSED GEC. 24 THRU JAN. NORTH OF SR CEN TER 0 0 TM En*6 be a driving success, II fl 32z-ioi Tony Rusi, Jr. * HWY. 17. • / \ . r_y.~_ & G" 1 I coveredwith Nista bow-tics and shine through this m.ny, mny suson I I • - Christmas memories to A wreath of Wilt wishes .,., - -. (' we join him 16 wishing - - 1 and make halo from cardboard, And Associates you a host of bright •ç•. Peace on Earth.., ell on features cut trom t (slue on rice pasta for hair. As Santa lIngles your way bringing all the 44P 1I ( hearts pasta Supper as m secure with straight pins (;toe ___________________________ - a division of Tucker & Branham, Inc. 211 W. First St. Sanford 322-4451 - II : f -" Jack Hoyt treasures of the holiday, l( , from 4U1 1'( '4' u .. A r sour WILLIAMS 'CkW(IQ there will always be a wide selection of items to choose • cover t . ___________________ 4 i j.Iir.. for 170 rr; 1( liipp Coll / in Iic (1 qio: n 1 tuhi and glue ba11 in place Cover body with thin Idea. before giucing spaghetti do n 't worrs that th e together, spray each shape in a 10" spaghetti is tee sho rt . the different Nrylon color to get pasta shells and litm ties. will ( - 4 ID/U/U',' .WU.Sofl. ! _rJ1,F..4 a mankind your patronage Or pasta ells Or combine assorted special order for someone cone for the hils a 3"'ball for the he-ad ('ut off the tip of cone, pasta shapes on cardboard to spe cial. It also guarantees that u'ttIs loil e th it sass parts time to sou \lakt strings s pr is esl Bright settle down to work litre's m 10o1l hr tiilors Add -nilants of step pan t ha t will bring a then work sour own I ir jist m she Ils with I ms.sels 1* iutiful Christmas with it stsrotmnt shapes and F liner i iIUC li Read tier tips on how to uuiake' these holidas truui- On ball. use light-colored re% ard' fabric for face; stnooth on and nt_m) 'oml retal I to - --.-- I lim gilLs year-roun& it variations of tin% pasta tutvs strung r and tipped with pasta "ill give )ou time to place a Angel U-se it 12" styrofoarn logethli- best during all I ______ - POWELL'S In liiiji,itii - IM OV Ist S, (i uvri, lOfl HW)i, 434 liii' :4'Lir rouiul. and . in pk(ISO H / / 0U I em For your Christmas r IIII on For Hofiday , k. Solon CENTER ' 4 ";.:' Beauty Lu H •/, ":, NARCAR Perfect TouchI. . :'° Pas • •- Staff a happy h olida y . NURSING • p - . health and love ' ri Iiiiitiis to lic of A of Marge Adams and Ma - . Ion • REETINGS - -- :.r - Holid - I iday sea. ) Christmas. decorations:Collect unusual .2Y ou want to give a gala holiday trimmings while on vacations, party and invite all your business trips and attending favorite people. local bazaars. It's fun to do and But then you begin to think soinuchrnorepersonal. about all the effort that must go 4. have caroliers stop at your -, into an evening like that. What home: Get in touch with your lor& Vh L tow ir' Slowl) church or local and z you find )ourself "irking arrange bc drollers losing for I •. sim pler'. "safer" plan.s like your guests. . attending nieone else' s party, 5. Home cooking: prepare old or just curling Up in front of the family recipcssceks ahead so vle%iiion set. you'll feel confident before the / (so ah ead and has a part) F4ttmltt how much ( / magnificent (hnstnias bash. It cook-ahead food can be placed really can be simple if you plan in the freezer. I ahead. And if you work with a 6. Catering: Catering your list of things to dO. You'll feel a party can give you the adsense of accomplishment as you vantage of being able to serve . check off each item and move the kinds V — food your guests one step closer to a carefree would rarely prepare for -- — gala. --themselves. Order special Being the beautiful hostess gourmct dishes and out-ofuiu.st be a crucial part of your seasonfruits well in advance, to part)- plan Otherwise why be sure of quality and lx1htr' Your guests deserve to availability. ,,, See a radiant hostess 7 Order flowers-special welcoming them into your arrangements Call your local honit nonst Ask him to visit your women %ill agree that hoine so that tie might make Lisa Daniel chats %%ith a visitor to tier home at .11 01 dressing the role of the guest is itigge.-4ions as to where special ('arrigan. Grovevie" subdivision. Sanford easier than dressing the role of arrangements, wreaths. etc the hostess As i guest your might look best only responsibility is to wear 8. Plan a gift for each guest sour prettiest dress arrise on it .an hi. simple or elaborate • tutue and enjoy the esening just as long as it' s a personal As a hostess, you not only touch. For example, )ou might want to look beautiful, you also want to bake or buy a fruit tart • have to feel comfortable in tied with a holiday bow for %hat youwearso you can spend everyone to take home, your time thinking about )our 9. Hire a bartender; If your I guests budget can handle it hiring a The key to enjoying )our owri bartender can nican one less party is advance preparation worry. plus the kind of party clothes 10 RJax. lmk and feel that are as carefree as they are beautiful: You've planned beautiful. Today's fashion everything to the last detail. designers understand thi., Spa 9 hrtt i, in it c it roni, with Once the evening is under of spaghetti. rigatoni the') may not be Tree (ut four triangles of glamour-practicality dilemma. way, you'll have the glow of a standard ('hristnuas fare but Look for loungewear that can hostess who is having as good a irilboard and join along their clever lad% frorn up%tate New lo ng edges with strips of be w orn anyw here. soft peasant time as tier guests. I And they'll York has found that thes can hi looks and versatile iriatching all be wonderin masking tip Stand them how did she d ir 'sens bles.lo " holida% an(] fold SO ta1w is inside ex- coat decorations Cvpt for last edge. w hich w ill be ro...antic crystal pleated skirts an(I ruined-neck blouses Designer Constance Spates joint4l outside i There are harein pants and uses assorted pastas to create Oiver with spaghetti, and decorations that range front decorate with pasta bow ties handeau tops that can be worn for fun, man)- weekends after pure ;mcl simple angel She's woodefl balls For feet arid, if the part)- season is over and c-s-i-ri mitaik' a stylized tree to desired . add matching pedestal blouson dresses that let you ,, adom it t)tdfet table inade from it cardNmrd box. bare your shoulders any time of 134-side thii- pasta. her basic Spra%-painttornatch %our table the ),ear r> - 1 the At - / We with YOu all f happens __1 `7' Woe . . ekit~trm right through Christmas Day' Yule j_- ered the sender, said he ' A _ e, Heritage I ui ij .. - pe eciiy heavenly ' • ______________________________________________ believes the gifts are in retaliation for sonic of his war stories about coconuts falling Christmas is the time of year on people's heads in the Pacific ou get and give those clothing during World War II. ItulLs sou ordinarils wouldn't "I'm pretty sure it *s local , bus for sourstlf to makt. it Some people Its to tell nit seem like Christmas as well as different but I think it's people around here It started sears Christmas is a time of family Tree decorations made from applying a thin layer of glue to filling up the wardrobe with items that will be needed sooner ago and now they've probably tradition And the most im- eggs, for instance, can be the egg, glitter, yarn or later anvwa mi ght as well '01 everybody cisc in on it ~~)rtant of all family traditions creative. "fun" Ornaments to and bits of cloth may also be Clinch said, i,often the family Christmas make. **Egphefl Santas" are wed to add a creative. personal toe practic~ 1. As a result, the clothing mix "it*s surprising nobody got tree easily made by piercing one end flair But no matter what the theme )our family will spon after ttk mad at anybody or has done Time spent decorating the of a raw egg with a needle, the holiday season will likely range to oil the tree and the ornaments 01 ren wi a i I ) C i t ornament, all tree from the delicate and filmy to saj& "Sonic guys I thought chosen reflect a family s prong decorating ideas are merely a the rough and ready were in t taste style and heritage and To remove the egg' s contents was of personalizing a In d few weeks though the lend an even greater spirit of blow intothe smaller hole then Christma.stree An inexpensive reality ma)bigin to take some I I 103 F CRYSTA L Clothing Mix ter Holiday 15'. It CAL JARDINE "1 ? -1 6 Double thanks' Serve loss - NEW YEAR'S J.rrnigan Jeanette Aaand,r L. F. "Buddy" Carter - I I TONY RUSSI INSURANCE AGENCY C Serving You Since 1968 OWNER PH. 322-0285 U �$-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Dec, 25, 977 Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Their Christmas 'Just Another Day' Of Despcmir ebrrtma recting Ry TOM TIEDE clothing and medical care. But name was a prophecy for his flumerous rats, and a legion of 15-watt bulb affixed to the recently broken. bread ah*," he says. '1 tried to the poorest of the poor are those life. He was too sick to go to cockroaches. When it rajgij, ceiling. Lights In other rooms, That refrigerator Is sorely get the food stamps, but you got BAILEY SWITCH, Ky.- The who don't have Christmas. school, he and too dead worms appear on the are also too dim for reading. missed. The family can't store to pay for them, you know, and l government believes there are The George Hobbs' family of unreliable forsays, employment, kitchen floor. In summer, Besides this, the only Items milk, mca(s or other got nothing to pay with." at least 36 million people In the Bailey Switch is in the "1 can't read, I can't write. spiders nest in the children's powered In the shack are a TV, perishables. But then, as Hobbs United States who can officially nethermt. It lives here on a The only thing I ever done like beds. Young Robert says he range and wringer washer. * ys, he can't afford many Hobbs is not totally without be classified as poor. mountain of despair, alongside other people was to have a eats the ants, sometimes. The family receives Hobbs says the refrigeratorIs perishables anyway. 'We eat fu Some have no jobs. Some a road that has no end, and not family." The shack has three rooms. nearly $600 a month in public have no money. Some lack food even the holiday can alter the The family numbers 11: The walls are caving In, the assistance. But $400 of this is grief. George Hobbs says Hobbs, his tobacco chewing windows are broken, the roof taken by rent, heat, utilities, December 25 is "just another wife Betty, two children who leaks. The floors are indicative etc. And that leaves barely 70 day" in his home. "1 feel awful have left home, and Glen, 17, of the decore; they, are warped cents per person per day to sad aboutit, I sure do." Bessie, 13, Clarence, 11, Will, pieces of random boards that cover everything else. Ever. Hobbs is an epileptIc, 42 years 10. Edward, 8, Jamie, 7, and frame occasional gaping holes. thing else Includes food. "It's a old. He was born in a place Robert 5. Jamie has epilepsy, The holes are for garba ge. rough go," says George Hobbs. called Stinking Creek, whose too; some of the other children At night, a hole in the living are- r,9,4.wI. tni,n A Pnh..,4I UU I,,.. .,ns I.. -.-.._-. -- IV.III UI3V hVI '.13 / never received a Christmas There is no plumbing in the gift. Hobbs' home. Sulfur water is The family lives in a $50 a drawn frczn a well, and other month shack on a slope of the matters are attended to in an Appalachians. It shares the outhouse. Bathing is done in a dwelling with two dogs, washtub. George Hobbs says he have never had a real bath; "1 had a shower a couple of tunes, that was when I W,LS put up ________ overnight m the hospital: The Hobbs do have dcc. tncity, but only after a fashion. The light in the living room is a 'I May All Yuletide Joys Re Your. PHILIPS DECORATING EAON May Your Christmas 'Xti r is that you be blessed with the sweet peace of the Christmas Story. p Jane £ Willy Philips --• DEN ('BTiNG 319W ,-St. Sanfore I I - bIl-IIJeU With Merriment And Our Sincere Thinks For Your Patronage Jan's Produce of At The Village Super Flea Market Hwy. 17.92 In Sanford SANFORD BUSINESS MACHINES 323.5454 Have tWidaq smog PHONE THE POuCh HELP FROM THE GIRLS AT Rejoice at the birth of the Heavenly King and give than s P GWALTNEY JEWELERS 204 S. Park Ave., Sanford "!'°' ffop CNNI Froo Spirit : Hairstylists Family — •'w-: Becky, Penny, Maggie & Kathaleen learns a lot about grand- shich takes St. Nicholas from Christmas wouldn't be parents, courage, giving, 270A.D. in Lycia (now a part of Christmas without publishers Christmas and love. Turkey) to 20th century flooding the market with books What better time than "The Melodeon" Is about America, Is choppy and on everything from crafts to Christmas to let a book bring miracles, but it is also down-to. uninspired, carols, in styles ranging from your family together' Several earth and delightful, sophisticated to saccharine. new titles are bound to enspirit The traditional American The illustrations are varied Yet as commercial as even the mod bleare)ed bunch Christmas is bountifully evoked and plentiful (including con- Christmas has become, many of TV addicts. In 'Norman Rockwell's tributions from N.C. Wyeth and of the books remain heart"The Melodeon" by Glendrot. Christmas Book," compiled Maxfield Parish) but the warming and enjoyable. Swarthout offers plot and with the guidance of Molly printing is poor and the layout Whether you invest In tn characters toco,yipctith network Christmas specialany - Rockw elI, Possessing CVtfl worse. Some of the same elegant picture book, pick up a um'quak'si knowk'ige of her color illustrations that are alive paperback or borrow a book no matter how super-star. husband's work, Mrs. Rockwell and bright In the Rockwell from the library, there's an studded or expensive. Plus, it was the perfect person to select volume look dead and muddy abundance of riches to share offers an undercurrent of the book's 83 color and 12 black' here. 'ith your family. . mysticism that's infiniteh ami-whilt. illustrations, more entrancing when seen in The captivating Rockwell the unaginatioti than when seen pictures illlLstrate a batch of on the screen. rotma', gio: including -. -e.. £t + inng the Gg eat stories, poems, reminiscences, Depression, this is the char- two carols with musical ruing story of how a lonely notatiolLs ar. even recipes For C'hrislnias turns into a great ('hrLctmas dinner, compliments adventure. Th1rteen')t'arld of Fanny Farmer's "Origin al ) Jwr?slf literally 'farriitd out" Boston (ooking School CookI • to his grandparents while his book. 1896.1 ' Authors uneniplo)ed parents struggh'tu represented include St. I.uke, survive in the city. Although he Shakespeare, Ogden Nash, ZI gets love, not to mention f(d, Mark Twain, Langston Ilught's, at the farm, as (lirLstmas ()'lknrv and many more. approaches, he looks forward Norma n Rock well's , . only to a long-distance ('hrcstntas Book" is excellently telephone call From Mont .itid designed and 00(1 inDad, eludes just about everything On Christmas EvJflra you'll need to read, sing, taste ' Chubb tries to cheer up her heNist' sample the joys . ',• grandson by suggesting they of a traditional ('hris'tmas. sing carols as she plays the Sonic' of the material is melodeon small keyboard available at a fraction of the .J1 ' gani. Before long, she gels price in "The Christmas Eve the idea of taking the miielodeon u1er," a $1 95 paperback of - to their church as a surprise selections front I)oubleday's "A Christmas gift Christmas Feast " A Few line Ella's generous idea - the lrawing.s illustrate such classic melodeon is a family heirloom (liri ctmas poems and stories as - is pronounced impossible by ()'Iit'nr','s "The Gift of the, husband Will k'caust a blizzard Dicken's 'Christmas at is rang and there is NO Dingleam" Dell" and, of course, the WAY the organ car, be tran,,.,,,,., ,,,_,,',,,,, ,. .s irgtnia, were is sported a Santa Claus" editorial from What follows is a humorous, the New York Sun, 1897 - no touching and actionpacked frills, but enough fuel for a Christmas Eve In which an old quick and lovely trip through S.m,note Ptasa 0 lit is" 41 t p9 lidays J1 as To Our Friends & Customers Your friendship and loyalty are deeply WeAiq appreciated. Ck5 LINDYS AUTO SALES £ LAUNDRY Hwy. 17.92 830-4547 Ha'w&L Ran Ptea&y man and a young boy plan a the literature of Christmas. surprise and make the imIn "Pie Santa Claus Rook," possible possible They manage K Willis 'Jones' attempt to to move the melodeon to the compile a pictorial biography of church and, on the way, James Santa claus falls flat. The text, 1" memoir again it'a ('hrhitn,aa. .Iay it bring you fOOiI fortune and lore'. From Betty & Cathy at McCARTHY PHOTO-GRAPHICS Siminote Plaza Ca sselberry 834.2525 .- i'• ;;__, C Wish sng .'ier• vIl:iiag t/aii't -•' I I !111/4'/SI (liii! FH'UUIifII/ (II (:/sriMI,s,1,M, . 11(11' r'sir .wI,u','r,' 1IUii:/,,v ornuuu'nI ',mr /wIuI(i,','. •'/ \ • .. CHRISTMAS CALENDAR (;t'rmmin children receive special calendars to count dosn the days remaining before Christmas. In the background is the ":d'.'nt,kranz" — a wreath siIth (our candles attached. (;ermati families light one of the candles on each of the four Sundays preceeding ('hrls(mus, '''1w as the night before ('hrLstntas when all through the house, not a creature was irring "So goes the famous Christmas story. But as all parents know, soon after the calni comes the storm usually long before the sun is up 'hcn c'xctcd youzigstcrs can sleep no longer p Ike Vi&qe Skq r 2923 S. Orlando Dr. (th. former U.S. Bank Bldg.) Pti.377.CiiO Sanford h R"memt*'r the thrill when y IIU were' a child and the ''agon of having to wait for what seemed like a lifetime before you could jump out of bed and race to the late night of it on Christmas Eve' hut there is a way to stretch )our sleep tune a little longer without dampening the enthu.siasni and excitnit'nt of the children The secret Li to give your ch:!da gift that wilt keep him or her quietis entertained until it's .11, I,.._.. tune' ion t e re. iii cue liuliHy to get up Put the package on the end of the' bed just before you go to sleep on Chnstriias Eve,, Choose the gift carefully, however; bear in mind that gu ts wu u a ser it is, it se UJ Lm put tI't Vi n t ) ,_, t_'Ifl fl. .,. . 1(('fli .k ()JJflt' .,, '' 644-2216 fl w_ u.sv _ .c ._ue t.r .':, the 8tess nqs '1 • I I* I 0 a _t. h - L . - '40i<A_4* • S , .f. • I Evergrt-us plentiii,ii ill Filnd Tl.k k,s gri t :it'p 1rum . t in tIIi iii, AL tiiiiitt' iii ( hi 1st IIII5 tit't' Now The Truth About Santa Claus Can Be Told MF;HHIAM, Kan. r UP! A favorite food 2. '}JrOI(l Denise. ''Ik's 3.** "And I can even tell you panel of experts on Santa Claus "Santa hk.s macaroni and ''No he's not, lie's this where the North Pole is," says will quickly put to rest any, cheese the best - not cookies," mans," sass Erica holding up Eric.i. 'It's across the street doubts about the existence of she says. "lie likes bubble gum 10 fingers. 'Ik's old, old, old and then you go that way she the world's most beloved (at too and candy." because his beard is all white." said pointing left, "and then you man. But some thought should go But 4-year.old Buddy, who turn and yOU go a little farther Several of the 2-, 3-and 4-year- into Santa's treat, says chubby portrays Santa Claus in the and you're at Santa's house. old,s at la Petite Learning Buddy l)abelstein. because nursery school's Christmas And then there are the select ('enter in this Kansas City there are a few food items that pageant, is firmly convinced he few wtm've actually seen Santa suburb are on such good terms really turn Santa off. is the same age as hi.s in action heather is one Of the with St Nick they know his "lie h-a-t-e-s dog Fx1," says professional counterpart lucky ones fi"orite footh. directions to his Buddy. "And tic hates pickles A few of the Claus affi' "I've seen hun at my house," house, his hobbies arid even his and carrots," cionados voiced the opinion that she confides. ''1 sneaked age and weight, When he's not busy' with Santa lives "downtown in the downstairs and he was giving "He's a fatty." says tiny reindeer, toy-making or M Mrs. store" or "out in the shopping me some m presents Nobody and else blonde-haircu and blue-eyed Claus, Santa likes to play center." But they were outi' saw him 'cuz it was late. Erica Jacobs, 3, who held ou' outside, ride his sleigh and, of outed by the North Pole ad- everybody else was asleep It her arms to demonstrate course', watch television. hli,s vocates Santa's girth '1k etghs 20 favorite TV programs, the sic pounu.s ani ne s (Jigger 'an experts say, are Superman, a elephant." Ilatman and Wonder Woman Denise [)eatrtck, a confessed "If he wasn't Santa, he'd cookie lover herself, says it's a want to be Wonder Woman," safe bet to leave something says heather Farr. 3. sweet for Santa to munch on while he's distributing toys around the tree. But to really get on Santa's good side, Denise advises, it's best to put out his Some of the experts. howevt'r, had a scholarly disagreement on Santa's age and address. "tk'c older 'an rue." says Come's Storm After Calm, 2504 S. Highway 17.92 I Sanford 2IOS Park Avenue N • winter Park 323.5774 - Reads... That By I'EGGY BARBER Herald Services US U IOUCI. c\ / The Staff The Sunday, Dec. 2S,lf77- I... provide absorbing yet quiet play in the early hours of the morning. Reading is possibly the quietest of all occupations, but the chosen book imiust offer light reading if it is to hold a child's interest at such an exciting tune' perhaps a tok with colorful Illustrations and it , rirstriias the-inc. IF you (eel your child will be too excited to sat still with any book. then find something else that will provide' a quiet at' ,. tivit'. A box of coloreu penciis and a drawing book is it favorite if most young children, while a set of inexpensive- pastels and a sketch pad will please older bro(hers and sisters. Because' children are naturally creative and enjoy making things, craft and construction is' are ;,ieeat .. , . , JpWar gut and per f ect for t h e early (tours of ('hristnia titorning since they- %k ill hold a child's attention for long pe'riots of time to To most children, the minutes use as soon as waking seem like hours and sometimes youngsters set eyes on it. So do the excitement is just too mnue'h avoid tin bugles and toy drums There are litany highly to contain, so miiorii and dad have to get up as w elI And suitable' ('hrLstmnas-daw n toys that's not so good if thes made a it) ('boiSe from - one which will 4 r-i r ri IF (t' ( r ry V.' -. ;__J.,•i'7/ '.. - aa (v1, A4' 4 '.' Olfi. -. At this /110 pi t., .. r o !,14 t ' #'hi4. 'O'S , ; ot Ii.c..Ii u' 4/I It it-ill fn it,i/i. 11, 1:4 Oil Tommy & Louise Costonno Sincere good wishes to you, our good friends and And they came bearing k J gifts,., customers, this very joyous season. 11 542 g W. Like Mary Boulevard Lake Mary, florida 32746 211 W. 25th St. SANFORD td - )1211*1 Remembrance, like a glowing From All of Us At WilsonaMaler 311E, FIRST ST. From all of us at _ candle, shines brightest at May Peace, Love and Everlasting Joy be your gifts this Christmas. Thanks for the treasure of your fnenckhip. The Wilson Family 8 Staff FURNITURE CO. L Lake Monroe Inn 0 ' ' C&" City PRINTING CO. Ph. 322-2581 831-7651 or 339.7114 Want to Know "What's Happening" in Seminole County? Read The Evening Herald Christmas. We are thinking of you dear friends, and wishing you every happiness. Glass & Paint Co. SUBSCRIBE NOW—CALL 322•2611 Evening Herald Sanford 221 MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD 210MAGP4OLIA SANFORD DDR A. Duda & Sons, Inc. �I1Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Sunday, Dec. 25, 1977 - t - d' From Hors oeuvres Not The Staff FWb Of Out If you are looking for last foods seasonings bite minute ideas for impromptu small cans spreads, size slices of party rye. holiday entertaining, fancy canned soup and cheese spread. CHICKEN'N'CHEESE tors d 'oeuvres are not out FONDUE seems 1 can (424•ounces) chicken reach. Ten minutes of to warm up over a fondue preparation time be all It's a great way to let guests you need for ce OUflCCS condensed) serve them1', it look like you selves and this Cheddar es fussed when you t, try especially easy 2 rt interesting combinations of with a can C I OW1Ct!5) shredded Toasted French bread cubes chunky convenience such as spread and on of meat Empire Auto Body7 11$ S. of Conversation always Myrtle, Sanford 322.8844 cho' Reach E seradish 2 tablespoons chopped horseradish, onion and celery. 1 tablespoon chopped celery Spread about 2 teaspoons of this 24 mixture on bread slice rty In a small bowl mix together rye. Makes 24 canapes. C1JR1STiwa onion sta che version is haven slices party rye each a on you. e soup • ,ru)ert of condensed .. of Just a little white wine and low heat, mix together chicken e Gruyere h nd Add will complete this tempting cheese, a lIl:lw? fondu Sened ith a crisp stirring constant!) Heat until green salad, it becomes a ch eese Is melted. Transfer to 1 i'U ] - ' -..• .. -•- 4v4I — 'I. .• - delightful main dish for a late fonduepot.indservewith tread cubes Slakes 6 servings 'Vir, is wasteful to cut down k, •. I - SANFORD . * I " &71~ V Canapes are the classic hors IhIIuI •U together d'OCU%Tes and if you're short on time, you can let guests spread their own. Beefy Canapes are a and roll in chopped walnuts tisty blend of hearty roast beef Serve with assorted crackers. Makes 8 senings. I spread I tablespoon catsup teaspoons prepare ¶ 4 ho r — p 1 r ,• r! V1 Iloildas %sltti Sedjsh accent ' " C 4 ' Popcorn Will Protect ', is f ill ed V.' it Joy (I 'cr1 Il coukies bake for mailing creams eepuimin a epo For packing rap in does tend to batter packages aro un d a bit Home plastic wrapand surround them economists for Meadow (,old in boxes with lots of plied popco rn The popcorn should Dunes advise that it's be to .' Hap piness an d ' good fortune' Our thanks. gratitude sse ou HOP* R ish *& • His blessing for \ t - laninnes I I 011t' (lr4a1I1 Kaila JEWELERS 112 S. PARK . • -' ve We% 1' thanks for 1 ' ' iII l II t In U STAIL i"\ i. . UFFLER' 228 E. FIRST ST. . Cir. - . - t•;-•;;, . • 4J . / : ,- - w. it Street .Sanford 3234711 Sanford A •• 4 full $if fill). ZI -'a a . ••. 19 . .. " .. be -.' .c— c r41 * sY - ', all ki Mir efl\Cd Ser vi ng ll is you to SA - Auto Glass & Seat Cover Co frlcnd LJ — We' ve ILLL a f,,eSrn er S s tead " scelit ne. 171 • • 1 • .,p•u_-.x all. • .K. • 200NN. PARK AVE. Le ,: •-• - • -' I- . •' , and ,'ia I/'ii i PI ' - SA cheer to K_ . ' •• 2101 TJ • I tie WhicIn decking your halls at (linstinas it's important tu 7 ' -. a MINNEAPOLIS •' . ,.. I9 Call 322-2611 or-831-9993 2 peace and joy! • Beware th l Plants Phone fl his own star to , Other r Noel reads Sanford Ma each of us follow 4 , lo 2100 S French Ave - I depicts a fullull o (olor r ri prodii&tion DI Ihe Currier & 1% -s FRIED CHICKEN Sanford ' situ c Mar yiana • • Your Host Al Constantine 31S S. French Ave. hulls and berrs dt'eorat Ion and bonIer are of 22-karat burnished gold One ' 1 - Thanks for sharing our table — iii.' I',;; l of annualcollector's edition. I'll(- goldated scroll handle. luih 111 (pT(RPRI5ES A ALL ITS SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES San ford Airp*I I' \ seasoned with every bright wish. in -. y S - greetings for a holiday well OF YULE tj , — fliis l'_ inth thitia - 'our '(U.\" THE BELL \ will flelping . .-;: - ______________________________________________________________________ From all at ' At's Auto Towing Service Of Maitland Whk Z V-1 01,111k,Ito I ' Urning tk*mM .M Wralolwd • It •• for Ck'uofJKa6 ou this Yuletide. alt SANFORD + \ all coilie lrue.We say - The Staff of Dow- Palm Hwy. 434 111) lilt , 11f I aita HOJ)lflU •. eonhiinung festi . f Palm Springs Pharmacy Springs 339-1112 711 ADDAY.: , • you Have ,J&,u peao.. and .jsl . s pka•.r.sinp... almost ® Ph 322 16SO Wshill(F von much - , happiness, Sanford 7'. II I \11117 \'i sce( taste • / good health and ic - SALES & SERVICE Fl IL))I_4ET preciate a "care package" of walnuts to the dough batter. homemade Christmas cooldes. And be sure to make them with In deciding what kind of butter, too. Nothing N matches its To make cookies 1111 7~~ *arm Spain's tradi. ' liNAPPY Family members and friends the holidays. add plenty of ' / of p.tfl .. COOkICS r a •"v stw• p.., *ap. . . \ 10 bronRs or other bars gingersnaps, Pleffernusse, shbrtbread or chewy drop — - - '.. st to I has tree replaced iil:P%ri select recipes for cookies that iibsorb the bunips and brui_ies are not very fragile. such as the package may get in transit. r .',. AP P LI A N C E service \ ', -. ho cant come home for the chopped red or green glace hollda}s si1l especiall) ap- cherries and hoppt 1 p-cans or I3EF fl tAAPES \X ith to our 1fl1ny friends I'. SANFORD 2617 S French Ave devidhain, cheese spread and onion. Chill for a, hour. On %ax paper, form ini.ture into a ball I - 1100 E. 231h ST. 2 tablespoons chopped onion 14 cup chopped walnuts ed :::csmix st mas Chri totally C hristmas tt geticall) reject the felling of gone reforestation programs I %ve sav A Flappv Holiday PH. n2-6690 b' f"rei"s of Me . t!.anks INSURANCE DLVII.ED HAM HOLIDAY BAU. learn it contains only two mail, I can (41- ounces) deviled hain I jar 8 ounces~ pasteurized deviled ham and a jar of process cheese spread with sim 1.A'.)fg or two, tional Christmas decoration the "Belen" or nativity scene. coming The trees oftenc'orne from once e ener- barren areas that have under. .: • Impress guests with our festive Deviled Ham Holiday . . - . - '•. ' i" year for -- . The Palm Springs Pharmacy of sacrificing thousands 6 .- •• \ \\l \ afford the cal Society said , should use either plastic or potted trees. -uuijti spread. Roll the chilled mixture in walnuts you've quickly edina food processor or electric blender. trees and pines for decorative MADRID, Spain (UPI) Spanish ecologists are against uses," the society said in a 'real" Christ mas trees saying public appeal. "Spain is not a it country that can thousands of young pines every luxury t he holidays of trees" In the past decade the Instead, the pan r.cologi. ,. ' \" / .e .. rees . In a meiturn sajucepan over s 111 I-lU T S , chicken spread for texture and rich meaty flavor. .. Sunday, Dec. 25, I77—fl ((jWtT'v' X 1 . . — to our many devoted patrons. : ' ':i-_. - -v and thanks . . • . VA of pa c_- tablespoons white nine -.'ui&. 'i. Fl. Ecologists I / Sanford, _ Spanish 1 'T roast beef spread, catsup, , mingle as they make . MERRY Cheddarcheesesoup; addacan cheese, Ii I Of may instant elegan Evening Hera ld . ____________________________________________ /' much lour • — ljbwo 119 plants can be lethal, particular- 11101% holifI11% -hille down it. Iy to young ctuldren. 0 4 - Wa" 'Slany of the plants with which we traditionally decorate V •. • ,, ' r' Hennepin Count% Medical Center's Pouson Control Center The twrries of mistletoe. the brightl)-colored Jerusalem Cherr y an d holly > can be fatal. May the radiant star of thol Holy Nighl shin e heort of all mankind - Merry Christmas and Best Wishes For The Coming Year S. • - .. - - - - • . Lit ii - 11 uI his Will 4-. Death to I FROM THE STA F F Ernie Jackson With Best Wishes From LEASINGAND RENTAL CO. ..-.. .z:( - Of fering *' . 4* ' I .. -, . 1b When we coutill our blessings al Chrisinias limi. we think of friends like von and wish you a (5, -, .• 1 . beautiful holula', ha)p11wSs, £14 Indv'ri'lIzi \\\\s5 world! at's May the spirit of holiday I spsrkIIng wisin's ChrIstmas. I for a Iuir , - . Jack Prosser Ford HWY. 17.92 & LAKE MARY BLVD., SANFORD FEDERAL SEMINME I Ralph a Ruth, Darrell ill, Evelyn Dorn All, Shoe Store TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER 31SS.OriandoDr. Sanford 323 OviD C l 4 I Porzig Plumbing rSLic PH. 322-3170 208 F. FIRST ST., SANFORD —••-•- Oviedo, Fla. 705 S. FRENCH AVE. - , • , that's to all. DON KNIGHT, FAMILY AND STAFF Orange City DeBary !Apopka,`0%iedo , Christmas! Our best Wishes aBd thaBks joy burn brightly in your if 4 - * home and in your heart! * Th / 8 lHauI(jfuul l' 17 - ;;, - , 3F THE MANAGEMENTS STAFF I- - t 7 •' \ If - c'•••._ ------------------- -• - , - ?vnnfjtg Of 0 339-3011 a Crank Construction & Realty Cass Professional Bldg., Suits 106 Casselberry--04-8776 I The Staff --. - said. , #)I 1115* Deep appreciation. From - electronics division uniti this ( hiristnia. iIii atiil .liore lilt- iirt'i'iii gift -S.- FLORIDA HEARING AID CENTER, INC. . 1 - * - W. Second St. Sanfor 322-6461 105 to - SPRAGUE ELECTRIC comnn Dell's Auction Service PAINT and GLASS Krenzelok children an result from eating from 20 30 hulls berries. - Berne Fisher 5- , ' .-IN WRa" owhomes are poLsonous, said Ed Krcnzelok. director of SANFORD - II P6114 V1 .7 �Sunday. Dec. 23, 1917 I3—Evvinq HtraId, Samford. Fl. V I '.'.\., .. ' V V I Nso I / '4 / I . ___ .a 3j••• A1% - I -•• ;: . • All 4 '• .. 1) .? r • •- •. 4: 0 • ••• I . . . ,. .•' . ... The Herald Staff and Management ) / I 4W ':....., ••'-' :.'i • Wish You and Your M. Family A Joyous • •. ..';•_.• 1 •• ' £ 4 i Christmas and a - .. .... I • • • . ••L•. 1• .•.t;VA,4 :•• F;4Y 7;_• Prosperous New Year! 1 p :.. :. tie . .: •. • 1 •• -5kf' . .• ..• . ; -. '• .' • .. it 1 IN I t.7y A -:, 0) C3 jr £Ji j m 40 i.'i.4..' L • '• ..'. - . so NEWSROOM CARRIERS ~7? C Scott Abrahams M. Jane Casselberry Doris Dietrich Donna R. Estes Dennis Feola Thomas Giordano James H. Haynes Norman H. Oshrin Marylin K. 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He _ SADAT '73 The Pieces ~Zw r H L Fit ECiYPT met Eli Santa checks _____ _______ off homes he I1 visited in III k-i 4; _ rn Cr Ii too \ _ > Pik > __ IL j & 1, No Peace Accord: Pitfall 71 The annual visit of that big, burly red-coated man with the long white beard didn't go exactly unnoticed — at least not at the 2706 Country Club =rRd., Sanford home of 3-year-old 0 1 _J Is Th e Pal tinian ssue ISMAILIA Egypt iUP!i Egypt and Israel ended their - irtstmas summit today in He came quietly in the night and seems to have made almost a clean getaway but not before leaving a few footprints and mementoes ... All of which the Coxon brothers appear to enjoy... . A, eanA'niie, Holy L ;,mounted to an acknowledge ment of the failure of their I a , a = ___________________________________________________ I T, ., , 'We untinued the rnomcn• turn of the peace process, he talks Bchs:deshadh(Ilforan sad. adding, 'Hut there are anrLouncemetlt on the "pnnci- problems Z =r II1/ ____ I_ Thoul3Enh1:i:M, Israeli-occupied Jordan UPI sasidsofpilgremsprayedforpeareonearthonChristma - '. An estimated 12,000 pilgruns people janimed Manger Square for the midnight mass Saturday that marked the high prAnt of the celebration of Jesus' bulh in the little town of Bethlehem. Their prayers for peace. led by.%Isgr. Gir.como Beltritti, the Latin patriarch of Jerusalem. went on despite a hand node explosion that injured no one and caused little tLun age, and occasional drunken 'It's really beautiful." said the Rev Mario de Secco of Chicago. Msgr. Reltritti said the midnight mass in St. Catherine's Church, next door to the underground Grotto of the Nativity, believed to be the burthplace of Jesus Christ. lie ended the ceremony — shown on closed-circuit televtsion against the outside wall of a police station — b% Er - a IC 1.4 0 0 _____ r" M CL J• -, cc > Err 9: 5 X, S - Pr It M -< F r Ion . r- 70 V4 34.1 I 0 Pr Q 74 <TV 1; Z: tv 0 5 1.0 I I e i 0 I to ir I ' . 0 low = The Pope: 'Concrete a N Ikehem Ma) Elias Fij said he believed Begin and dat are going to present a (rrnas gift — or a pea package as a Christmas gift to Jews Arab and the whole world In the Vatican, Pope Pa VI told about 0 000 people in Peter's Square for his annual 1rmas message Sunday that t he Sadat Begin summit was good news" and represented a "concrete hope for peace" in the Middle E&O. We shall therefore address our Christmas wish in the lint place to those peoples that in their land which is spiritually ours also, peace and justice may once more flourish the pontiff Id In another part of Itome, about 50 toflower3 of rebel french Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre celebrated a mid night mass using the old [Atin Tridentine liturg outlawed by the pope &3 part of a church reform. Worshippers in the So%let Noe also celelvated Christ's birthday. Soviet and foreign Catholics gathered in a Moscow church, under a blanketof mow, about block from the big old pink building housLng the headquarters of the KGB, the Soviet sret police. And Pond, Prate Cardinal Stefan Wy>'nski said thecountry's CommuniA leaders, ter years of opposing religion, "now understand ft ineffediveness of fighting those who look for a true savior of the world.' In Moscow, man Cathoflcs celebrated the birth of Jesus a thwth a Wock from the bld1ng housg heauae of the KGB, the Soviet set police. Begin told the Israelis the groups o:ll start meeting in Jenisaleiii and Cano Jan 14 or nths. (jIt I I wk at "D o 1 FTI IN E — :t _ 2 - _ EeL 91 c/ 0 Z X C-) so / M W ~Cr Z , 0 1 . I Z C) Co Cf) C= C= I - -- — rn 0 0 -0 A7 M 4A C-) I b I 44 N — 411 • c 181 we 6;6, law m rn Ito 4A I - 5 I A constant stream of Soviet and foreign worsppers made their way under a falling blanket of snow past the police headqtwirters and down a tiny alley to the church of St. Lows des Francalsesto to celebrate mass. Old women with colorful scarves tied around their gra) hair pushed and shoved their way',o a side altar to light candles in front of the carvedwood scene of the Nativity. - ...B U Christin. -lust ask the 11offman and Collills' families ill Sadat And Begin climbed into it limousine for the lWiard dnve from Sadat's tan stum, villa if) the news conferen -e at the Suez canal I to replace Ille ones hurnt-d do%%11 on the holi( 1% Autho i las a i l , research center — The leaders looked gnrn and tired as they emerged from their final round of talks, 'in contrast to their warm greeting Sundm at the outset of their lirst meeting since Sadat ' ta moves with a %isit to Israel lag month P In Beirut, st le on lHerald Photo$ Sy TOM V.nCtnt 44 P I 3i Air It, a their disagreements to two Joint rejected Israeli proposs for ministerial committees they set self-rule on the occupied West up Sun Bank of Jordan and turned down Eg)-pt's offer to join the Middle East irtlks in Cairo Israeli Premier Menahem Aund The (lock Bridge (ald •%Ilororn 3-11 lIwpital I H i)hituar5e t omics i Crossword Editorial 'B A f • - V1 I - , , - • ç t i - 4-A Sports I B Id. sl5on Dear Abb) 11A - Sadat 'We have F made rnroaress' ' ,• ' • a committee. pletel) rejected not only bs the lie expressed the hope that Palestinian people, but afl the StTretary of State Cy-rus Vance Arab states as well," said and U \ Seer etar) Ge neral Khaled Fahoum, chairman of Kurt Waldheim would join a the Palestine National Council plenary session of the upgraded i Parliament-in-exile i. A~( M . N_ II , , •- ,; AO* Cairo talks. Fahourn also accused the Israelis o guards but completely ignoring Palestinian rights to a state and self-determination. pi 4 Palestinian state on the lsra eli-occupied) West [lank iof Jordani and the Gara Strip," Sadat said, "The Palestinian issue is the "The Palestinians reject crux of the whole problem" Begmn's offer together with am lie said lkgin had rejected notion of joining the Ismaili* Sadat's call for a Palestinian talks between Israeli and • state and had proposed instead Egyian officials," he said I "that Palestinian Arabs in The Palan leader justi. Judaea and Samaria i the West fied his "because the of Jordan) and the Gaza Begin an faded to mention the i Strip enjoy self-rule." West Bank and the Gaza by I \ • id the United States ind the United Natioc which have been participating in the (alto conference in a hackseat capacity , would send represen tails es to at least the political - 1 peace movu becatre it "is ben, on the destruction of Israel." If. as I asked before Two hundred nide3 to the southwest. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister MeMhel Begin met Ismailia Fgjt to negotta'e a BB momentum' departing. you pr.iyed for ftw success of my mission, your prayers were ansviered," he said, in a nationally tel isea have news conference, "We" given additional momentuin to the establishment uf peace in the SlAlle East." Saiat and begin pledged to meet saul they were turning over wrapping a plaster statuette of the trchild in swal (fling clothes and placing it on a silver star that according to tradition rn&ks Lrist scud birthplace IOn Mpr -go Begin: 'Additional standing refusal to any partici pies of peace" today but Begin said there would be none. Du on his return to Israel a short tune later he said the talks had betn a sURSS Home For Peace' 4- - M -0: Buin reocated lsrel s long. Day W UK .c - ° leaving In— LET'S SEE. COLLf I T F Thomas and 71 2-year-old brother, Kenny Coxon. nouncernent of their peace swered his nation's pra y ers. U % Resolutions 242 and 338 The two leaders told a news Begin said. The two resolutions aims But Is raeli Prune Minis-The ter hern Be gin returned Mena sud his summit with mitned on the matter of Israeli Palestinians and contain only a sharp disagreement that hurneand crushed hopes for a joint an- Presiden t Anwar .Sadt withdrawal from occupied Ari nonspecific call for Lsraeli withland and the crucial question of drawal. —' a Palestinian state. Begin stressed that there ilicir rti'iarks i •I on the two were p*Ivcresulu, however, - V wA Lot a7 'I> Came, r : nut on his long-standing name and left no room for a demand for total Israeli with- Palestinian repatriation, self. awal from occupied Arab determination and Independent land. Sadat said, "We have statehood." made progress." "What Begin has offered is "The most important achievement of the Ismailia nothing but the same Zionist conference ... is to continue concept, but maybe in a new efforts for a comprehensive packet or cover." Fahoum told settlement on the basis of UPI in Damascus. • . .. 4 r NOT A HAD NIGHT'S W0111K. Elf. TOM %11 V? ... I — � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1977 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 25, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 25, 1977. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Be sure to specify ('ifu ' your birth sign. n i 14kv \Thi•n._ by StofàijjmhI . during .i ilru 'arch in the early morning hours of •ltih 21 at l(&'ese's 519 Oak St li.iiiie' fliursda founi - GEMINI May-June 2O There will be plenty of activity around ,... Iii(' . I. hi - ' I) ' we didn't find out about," Music said. He added: "Assistant State Attorney Ralph Eriksson cross examined Reese for a very short time, and the questions he asked were almust the same auestions the defense attorney asked him. an ariiied man kicking open his door. Reese then fired in self-protection, he testified, Reese denied hearing an of the shouted identification.s Thunia snrl .i - • . - I: It sT 4 4 I -, ' ..1 - ' 4 4 ne round , s- 4 - . . . ' 't ' VIel ".nrth . 1 1 - ( - ' making just prior to Thuma's kicking in the 1 Reese remains charged feel with possession of a con. lt't's had knowledge of who it was entering the residence in the daik on both charges the jurors felt they did what was best so that j ustice was served." Thwna, meanwhile, IS undergoing tht'rap> to learn to operate ' tLh4,4,i,4,',,. t,....,..L.. iIiiiU SUU. and will pro ba bly never walk again Thuma . -. - Is trolled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia in connection with items seized during the drug raid at the tune of the shooting. Thuma, 29, noted that he familiar with the criminal justice system and said "I knew it could go either way," --- Reese is next scheduled - - ru appear in court in connection with charges Tuesday , Thunia's wife, Jayne, - - C . JOHN -f)-1 ItF'FSF' the ' , . - ' Found innocent - 4 ' driver, (luen, also has been charged with o peratin g a . . . - 1' ... ' • ,. ' . 'I sbf'lore ' ' Rine> and iluer, were' being interrogated about the burglary of a Winter Park residence and the Shop-&-Go convenicc store in Orlando on FTU Boulevard near Route 50. Re said the suspects probably would be placed in Count) law officials' custody today after Orange mint> questioning. Capshaw also indicated that the two suspects only recently had been released from Orange County Jail for burglar>. Several iIiue vehicles from the Sem inole Sheriff's office, Winter l'ark police department and Florida High. was Patrol converged at th e 1-4 scene dur in g the morning rush hour Among the t'mn found in the tr un k of the seized auto. beside's the Mint coins presumed stolen from a coin collector in Winter Parki, were cigarettes, walkie-talkies radios, and a large duffle bag of goods. Title car was being inventoried at R atliff & Son Wrecker Service, Sanford, n3rrng. . I know they have their Christmas presen ts," one lawman observed at the scene.— NORM OSHRIN vehicle with a suspended license and speeding. While questioning the two Tart said he found six Shop & Go money orders for $150 apiece in the front of the auto. Later a Colt-'45 revolver was found under the glove compartment — the exact spot pinpoin t ed by aonty for Trooper Phil Dixon of the f)elaiid F'h(i' tic.'!quarters, the trooper said. According to Seminole Sheriff Sgt. Jerry Capshaw, •, ' ' 7 '4 . P / . of trump .,aaeuhhhI" ri_ -' S.. . . '4 South Fit . •. . i , 44 A Minnesota reader Aanl% notrunip Aith As Reese points out, the commonest reason for riot laying trump% Immediately ~ that you want to ruff solile of your losers if) cluiIII11%. After this hint it is ea'sy to See that South should riot "Ps until he has done somet hi ng two small dianion(Is in hi% 4~, -6 fit, points and Can he' afford (ni' round of trumps" No, although it is not too easy to Set' whs he can't West holds the first trick with his jack of +K I- out we have 16 high cards and stoppe'r' , all four suits The ansAer is a resound. Ing -no" When you ha%v any singleton. the chancus are so good that you should play Ina suit that )-oil should always start with a suit bid T his ue the r i ght opening iS 't , 'i' diii I '•II i(i'Ili'O 4'' , (f i,l ,..• € . ' • Fill' TROOPERS 'I WUEI. TART I It (.l..%I)!I-t'X . . Hf d P1114106 My T@Fnrmv V,nc"11 LKFT .-%NI) LARRY KEVIN CIA'I-:N -•-- it ----==-_—----------_ — ' '.'( . Ni one diamond " - -• -- .' - - I.i-:F: I(ONF:y - . — W. ' I -'•.'.'." hearts and''.-" - - . iiln,'r.itili' F.ael Dealer l"r - tilt through a partnership situation. Devote as much time s ( Nov. , SA You're very enthusiastic today. ou 21) A friend may come w you Your Ideas inspire others. advice today and he couldn t for TAURUS (April 20-May Today you could make &n an have picked a better person. out of accumulation. If there's You'll guide him to answers he anything tobegalnedbyhavtng couldn 't have fo und himself, .' . i n ru(fng ha. nuirrils After he had ruff,il his last diamond he would have had no way to get ti his hand to draw trumps lie would try a heart and West would get to make his jack of rumps darting 4\ Amy Into the ' . , , reportedly added. "°". Two O-year-o1d sus pect s were being questioned at the Seminole County Sheriff's Department today in connection with Th ursday evening bur glaries in Wint er Park a nd Orlando. contraband, including sex bags of coins m arked "$50 U.S. M was in the of the car It all began at 6:50 this morning when Trooper Marcel Tart of the Deland Florida Highway Patrol headquarters stopped the pair's car for speeding on 1-4 near the MonroeUS. 17-92 exit to Sanford. Th e s us pe ct s were identified as Larry Ike Honey of Winter Park and Kevin Clucn of Jacksonville. They have been charged with possession of stolen property. Th e ' ruffs - a diamond; ruffss heart to get back to his hand; rufls his la st diamnonil, leads dununs s 10 of rut1ips, i)vt'rt.ikCS, trumps afli Se fl Ui ( . two of his three clubs Suppose he had Ied ust $ I .'.I if,,,,l decide Ahether ' continues South his ace of diamonds. 1,11i 1.-si Prosecutors said the jury to attended all (our days of the trial and left the courtroom sobbing quietly after the verdict was announced at 5:30 pm. fliursdsy. Thurna told reportershe was disappointed in the verdict from his point of view as victim, but i , . •, ,,ffi,'.'r "" testified from a hospital stretcher in the courtrm on the lriil'c cpennd day Ri'es(' tctifietl he w as Trunkload Of Goods Se ozed In Soeeai ng ar . - 4 ci','nn,l - en .iiiiI IlI4TlI i riflaflcrai Financial gin is pro a SPIDER-MAN had charge' in the shooting - aggravated battery 'yiiitiiid l.cter Rocker, eneva, one of the lurors said today" we' weighed the evidence as well as we could, and Iii Us there was never any substantial evidence brought up by the claimed that he only sa%% itiir -- WIN AT BRIDGE I urself ttYdalso cut yo ARIES (March 21-April 19 %ere a lot of things Jurors, - , iotu no oern'r unoite' because there wasn't enough t'virlenci.' for a guiIt> vreliut fl• two were tIielIlbCIs if a five'-man, one-woman tmii'l t ha t it on the trial if John Adam Reese, atCuStl of shooting officer Terry M. Thumna, 29, ,• ________________________________________________________ ' VIRGO (Aug. (Jan.-Feb. 19) 1AHRA (SW. 23.0d. 231 Public relations is a field where you can shine today. Anyone Although you're in the midst of who needs to get a message a crowd today, you'll single out to give mot of certain across would be wise to call on ayour atte ntion' to You have PISCES (Ftb. 20-March 20) much in common to disicussi. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Get those deals wrapped up today. You're an extra-good Someone you know quite well closer. It wW be to Your lad- has a good thing going. There's way you can help this party vantage to put the clincher in wherever you can. awakt'n&'il onI when a pet dog climbed into his bed Just before' th' 2 a iii. shooting Reest"'lot guilt), of it second "There was nobody cl-se's word we co ul d take but Reee's, because the state's attorney did not i' to catch him in a lie of any kind," Music said. Reese took the stand in his own defense and The Tilt, Springs man innocent of attempted murder in the shooting of • ihiil wnmPn who took- estrogen - h' for three' hours at the conclus ion of the four-day trial also found prosecution. "Wejust weighed the evidence and we brought '.; hat was, as nearly as I could judge, a lair ver• diii." John Music, I4ongwood, another Juror, agreed: of th e sis hii - and enerRY to it as you can. AQUARIUS BUGS BUNNY 977 will be bright and have cx- promptu part>' business good tremely CANCER (June 21-July 22i Judgment. Don" ask directly if there's CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. something you want from 19) Solving the human equation "her today. Try to arrange it comes easy at work today, so the owner feels that he You're very Ind ustrious, and originated the Idea. brainstorming another's lEO (J ul y 23-Aug. 22)— The problems is your bag. Like to reason you gain admiration f ind out more of what lies ahead today is that you are fair in your for you? Send for your copy of dealings, even though you're AstroGraph Letter by mailing operating from a position of 50 cents for each and a long, strength and needn't be fair a4 THE BLOW ,,gø.l fficer's S hooting 'o1'rAliR1%llA.s lli'rald Staff Writer °' depends entirely onthetypeof therapyaftcrsLflh1Cal cancer. To Illustrate the point, of the ovaries with a female hormones are useful in hysterectomy li ved longer and the treatment of cancer of the felt better than wome who did prostate that has spread beyond not take hormones. In both gland itself, but may speed groups, of course, cancer of the It uterus was not aid,r,aAtio tip the spread of breast cce u 5U1ct' IiV'I'' i pres'ame coat your RiWW K'I' tumor was either beni, and uterus he nce no further treatment, or Why did th es e women do it is a type of tumor not affected better r eceiving female hermnones7 The big fa ct or was that by hormones. you'll get involved in a You toda y becaus e of your profitable joint venture ability to get things moving. comIng year. Yo ur counterpart You might generate an - _ "PASTING IT ON THE B A GET-WELL CARP! (1M TRYING 1 Sanford, Florida Flori 32771—Price 10 Cenfc Jurors: Whyfend Deant Found Not Guilty something, you II linda way to very this by Al Vermeer - December There's a st rong likelihood v PIP -YM SHOW ay, Dec. 23, IW7 by Howie Schneider ( iday, Fr r, YOUR BIRTHDAY W hnutrI h4. hnrnnnn ,,__ O women from lung cancer. So, women should know that in certain cass, female hormones may increase the risk o cancer, but In many other cases, it Some women produce adequate amounts of female hormones decreases the risk of man y from the adrenal gland tits common cancers and may cortex) and do not require increase a woman's chances for hormone replacement, but only a longer and heal th y life. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL C!3,1917 Lomb replacement therapy prevents hot flashes and other changes attribut ed to the menopause and pt menopa usa l phase. H Ilk 70th Year, No. 107—Friday 4 other sources after the breast cancer). There is ce that gef menopause,or ter the va have been surgically removed, hormones may help protect , r Dr. low on female hormones from group a slight increase ' _________________ F Fo DEAR DR. LAMB — One of your columns about the menopause and Premarin raised some questions for me. years ago, About kidney r'noved for kidney cancer, no treatments or medication for cancer. Since — then, I had a total h'sterectomy, but not for cancer, and I take Premarin daily, three an examination by your doctor weeks on and one week off. lam can establish the need 0 lack 0f need for replacement hor40 years old. As a cancer patient and not mones. Female and male hormones having a uterus, just what is Prenarin doing for me' Since I have a general effect on the don't have a uterus, the lining body beyond the primary sei can't grow from hormone organs. That includes such stimulation nor sluff off when things as affecting hair growth the hormones are stowed for a and distribution, muscular week, so what does it do' Is it strength, perhaps the retention necessar y to take it and how of calcium in the bo nes, and some cases, the tendency to does it act without a uterus' DEAR HEADER — You have a high or low c holest erol should discuss this with our level. You may be interested to doctor in relation to your previous cancer. The decision know that a very good study at Premarin as other female these women had a lower rate hormones does act on the of heart attacks, strokes, and a uterus, but that is only a small decreased rate of cancer deaths part of its action. If a woman is front all cancers but within the 55 L 57 TE L' S SPROCKET CES .E I 52 Raises Questions 2 MENNINUE II•.0 / ARJ 2o __________ _H Is ' '_ by Art Sansom jiir M1 W 11 14 115 THE BORN LOSER tO Effects Of Hormones by Stan Lee and John Romlia TH(H)PEIL P1111, DIXON. I)EI'lTY I) ('lIE('K t'NC ) VF:REI) (uN . . 'lD Sl1'I'hl .. CHRISTMAS ., oxAY! so FRANK AND ERNEST -TAN E • by Bob Thaves " ' I 4JT'iN THE - FRANa' tad ERNEST fO LtTTi'iG OF f,TfA FUNiTRC LJ - C —.-----_---.-_-_. . •, . -, - \ \ V I ' - - - . • CH EER. lot - , '- . . 3 . ii I • I . . ' CU PUNCTURE -. OWANN tel. : - ,. kIi WAy" TO PO , — HI,AC.ANy1HIN&\ '\ / XCITIN& W1IILE I WAS / V (Wfl.WIE #CK \1HEGtJ1CH1 ,1 ( HAPPEN ) . , . ' accident, according to sCh,)Ol officials , ;111(1 then Fell and re-injured his legs. With the help of leather .nthoiis (romiiak and anon mous 4 by Garry Trudeau ----- by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS .. — DOONESBURY .11 011111 QP - 41 -— '( ~AU I MMCA IM ffVY IM ('lassinait's of Ti'rr Sum mt'rsill. III, filth grad.' st U(leflt at l.otigw iiiiil FIeIII('Iltar% Sehisil, presented him with a giant (hristm1is tint and iwo I hanni I cit izens haII(i radio units so he can talk with his parents "hilt' he Is in the hospital. '('errs was injured earlier this S car in a dirt-hik.' 1 - - - donors, his classmates ('I)IIect.'d the lflOhIl' to 4'L •. Writ ' urisimnas ifllO a sp.'c'iaI sharing unit' for 'lerr and his lamils. 'ie\ . - ________ ______ - . -. IJ7,W CF AE llit AM W44W,! MW 9%11" MW Iffi i4 (.p 0 11 I - Herald pliete by Ystis Netsel Today Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial Dear Abby I-A Iloroecopir 4.8 l•H 4-8 4.8 4-A I-H Hospital Obituaries ()U PUS EI.VF'.S Sport.s Telc1sIon Weather 4-B 2-A 3-A 1-B S-A 2.8 3-A .-'...... �24—Evening Herald, Sa nford, Fl. - Friday, Dec. 23. lfl EveningH,rald.Sanford,FI ,t\ ,, __4. Rob Church . I NA110N IN BRIEF Herald Staff Writer Two Conferees locked tape recorders, an >1 " during RIFLE STOLEN Explosion Injures 19 L Y who is charged with aggravated - " 1 ':, , Witnesses said the explosion blew debris ioo to 150 feet into the air. It buckled concrete . L ____________________ .. % \ ;f 4 , Two Hearts Better... RICHMOND. Va. UP!— Medical College motion of Virginia surgeons have performed what - _________ TALLAHASSEE (UPI the Ethics Commission has no forms. w' form, requiring Jack Gordon, D-Mian, and Ken thorut to determine the qualufithe di'uclose The 1st District Court of powers to make the senators "One branch of government cations of a senator to be public revelations of net worth Plante, R-Wtr)ter Park Appeal today ruled that five We disclosure statements. The does not have the authority to seated, the Florida Comniis.sion -statements and income tax The court said the commis. state senators do not have to file court issued a permanent stay dilute or destroy the powers on Ethics has no power to make returns are Sens. Phil Lewis, I)- sion his no authority to fw financial disclosure forms. order against the commission's vested in another branch." the this determination or enter a West Palm Beach, Dempsey probable cause that a nemtJ The court unanimously finding that the lawmakers court said. 'Just as the funding of probable cause." Barron, 1)-Panama City, Jon of the house and Senat.' h,... handed down the ruling saying should have filed the disclosure executive branch has no auLawmakers who ref use to file Thomas, 1)-Fort Lauderdale, violated the constitutltn Try Once... But Not Again PITTSBURGH (UP!)— Most steel mill products will increase 5.5 percent in price in early 1978, but the White House Council on Wage and Price Stability says the increase is "understandable" and analysts say consumers won't be much affected, United States Steel Corp., the nation's largest steel producer, and National Steel Corp. announced 5.5 percent price hikes Thursday, matching increases planned by Bethlehem Steel Corp. and Inland Steel Corp. NEW YORK(UPI)- A man tried to take his life by jumping from the 86th-floor observation deck of the Empire State Building Thursday, but the wind blew him back to a ledge on the floor below, officials said. Police said the Farmers Press For Most I pressing their demands for changes in the government's farm price policy. It was uncertain whether the president would meet personally with some of the f ' delegation. "I'm considering it," he said Thursday -year-old man suffered only a bump on II 'It's Almost More Than We Can DEC. 22 lfll , ADMISSIONS Sanford: Christopher I. Ferrell Nellie M. Gain Brenda Lyon Jonathon Lyon Tonnie L. Martin Jr. Henry C. White NOTES Ronnie and Brera McNeil a . DISCHARGES Sanford. Martha D. Boss Sherri L. McIntyre Kelly Lynn Nash Jason E. Starling Harold Tersigni Bernice Davis Clayton Hasty, Apopka Brenda McNeil Daisy B. Powers, DeBary Shirley J. Williams Frances S. Calm, Deltoria Emedlo J. Falasco, Orange Louis J. Lorenze(tj, Deltona City Charles Paulus Jr., Deltona Eddie Cobb, Oviedo William J. Monaghan, DelBIRTHS tons Sanford: Everett N. Shinn, Deltona Eddie J. and Bernice Davis a Thomas Wesley, Enterprise girl George J. Krebs, Longwood Bobby and Dliii Johnson a Sophie A. King, Orange City W Eddie Cobb, the head when he landed on a 4.foot ledge on the 85th floor. A police spokesman said the — office complex. Rescue crews, working dockworkers' strike. Louisiana Agriculture beneath the glare of the lights, searched through a maze of Commisoner Gil Dozier said steel and concrete today for the the strike, which slowed last victims of an explosion that shipping at ports from Maine to destroyed the $100 million Texas for two months this fall, Continental Grain Co. plant in may have forced Continental suburban New Orleans Thur. officialsto hold onto their grain sday. supplies too long. "If you put any grain in an Fifteen bodies were pulled from the rubble before dawn enclosure it's like using the today. Another 10 victims were grain for mash and gasses are believed still buried somewhere created," Dozier told UP!. "It's inside, not the grain that explodes, ft's "!t'i almost more than we the gasses that build up. It can bear," said Jefferson could have been from span. Parish Sheriff Alwvnn ynnvfr teneoi combustion." pI u n are getting is the worstgrain discouraged because - they are Councilman's Gazebo 'JACKSONVILLE ( UPI) City councilman .him Wells couldn't get the city to preserve the Hemming Park gazebo, so he bought it himself and is now stuck with a $300 white — into an office. He was taken t, Bellesiew hospital for tre,.t• mnent and psychiatr b- servation elephant 'I cant put it in a pickup truck, so I don't Wells said kuiuv might dismantle it or I m ight get a mover to come in and pick the hole' thing up." Alter looking it over Wells noted the gazetx) as larger than he thought, then said it would Ili- a gmKl place for parties or to hold a dance. III can't do anything else, I'll put it in my backyard, III' sai(1. Bear' , ' ' .4 .% liIWer in the history of the searching for bits and pieces of nation," he said, "They had one bodies." on the Great Lakes a few years Most of the dead were back, but we already have trapped in a two-dory, cin. enough deaths to exceed that derblock office building that one. Apparently this plant is a was crushed when a nearby total loss." story grain ele rater exploded: Two dosen relatives of the Half the elevator wude*oyd MmiigIst WW its wreckaae shattered the waiting for word In a w3a11 . - Peterson, 19, a University of windows and shook buildings 10 smoke pouring out." said 1' J New Orleans student who had miles away. It created a n gell, a retired railr( aj Occasionally one of the taken a job for the holiday relatives would sob or scream. vacation to earn tuition. It was mushroom cloud of thick black, worker who lives four b!ocks smoke reminiscent of an atomic from the plant Airlines Office Bombed "My God! My God I can't his first day of work at the blast. believe this is happing," one elevator. Woman screamed. "By the time I got then', I "There Was terrific blast that still had to duck and dodo One of the first bodies The expolsion, which oc- shook all the houses and then Concrete was failin g recovered was that of Scott curred at mid-morning, rattled there was this huge black everywhcre." " — M IAMI BEACH i UPI i A powerful bomb blast caused extensive damage early today to Venezuela's Viasa Airlines office of Delta. National and Air Canada. Six hours later a militant Cuban exile group claimed responsibility for the explosion, saving it was directed against the Venezuelan government's continued detention of Cuban exile militant, Dr. Orlando Bosch. Over Nativity Scene — Athe'i,sto , Hair Loses S t AUSTIN, Texas (UP!) A federal judge has denied atheist leader Madalyn Murray O'hlair's request for a - preliminary injunction to remove a Nativity scene from the Texas Capitol rotunda. Judge Jack Roberts ruled Thursday that Christmas whether presented in a religious manner or not — has — • Ms. O'Hair, head of the American Atheist organization, I also has filed a $9 million damage suit against Gay. Delphi Briscoe, state Attorney General John 11111 and Board of Control executive director homer Foerster. Ms. O'Halr, who Is on a twoweek lecture tn,,r did n,I appear at the court hearing, Roberts said the evidence presented by both the date, represented by Assistant Attorney General David KendalI, .ten,, ,. , ,,..,, and Ms. O'Hair's lawyers "was, to say the least, meager." He listed the evidence as the two-foot tall plastic figures of Jcaeph, Mary and Jesus under a 40-foot Christmas tree, and garlands and ribbons on the rotunda walls. Standing alone, Roberts said, the Nativity scene "is unquestionably of a clear religio us import," but it is surrounded by other traditiona l and more itiiiir nouiaay WCOrstions in the rotunda, — - i I • I I i II i I I. I II I I I The land was never checked for its building sultabilit), and anyone buying 'nit- of those lots might not know if the lot is subject to flooding or other problt'nis.' In certain areas of the county with flooding or other maps problems, the counts corn- In flood-prone areas, building permit applications must be mission has designated reviewed by the counts "moratorium areas," Hardin engineer to determine if the said. In those areas, all building proposed structures will be permits must be approved by likely to flood and if the the commission itself rather proposed structures won't than by the county's building adversely affect neighboring division, which grants building property, accoraing to the land Hardin says his office is eager to help people about to buy lois determine whether the lots are suitable for con. struction The land development division is located in room 113 of the courthouse in Sanford The telephone number is r-i.in, extension 304 ':. ':.t. . -. .: ,'-;'r',.. r - ' "m~,4 ~' , - - o" -;, ' over 300 nursing homes in the state. "The requirement that nursing home's deelop programmed activities for residents should be enforce." the report says. ' I, - - -1 attempts by the 'r.' ;' "Such activities should be expanded to meet the needs of residents with increased emphasis on individualized activities to ensure that residents have sufficient and appropriate activities to meet their needs." The report notes that sometiir.es nursing home staff workers aren't held accountable for their actions. 4a,: -, ! 9 --le. ;,?- , . . I .............',.s : "When a nursing home is cited for serious deficiencies which relate to services provided through the nursing borne b> nursing home administrators, physical therapists, inhalation therapists, social services, dieticians, physicians etc., legislation should provide the means to notify the respective state licensing boards of the professionals involved," the report says. "This process would ensure that professionals would be held accountable for violations, if appropriate." 4 .':'.'',. perat S a. m. readings: 1cm- mas outlook, part]) cloudy w'e, 35; ose(night lows, mild. and - ILICTRIC __SENERAL ______________ - -s,.- ,,_ .' 1 .'.J"i ": -,0' -- :.. '4 ci id p - -- . . bi owner of Bass and Ard esgJa, - F.necai L.%it' 1,'),'r' r *10 OnI Reach *11 Rev ('(a' Central Oap(ona, of pas tor flp,i, Curcri. '"'' " Bellevue Memorial Park Cemr?ery F fiends may call at (Pip IVIVIA, home ( I arid 79 p odae (J Southern Bell IiaoQet( and Sumnir,s ri Swaggerty Ile is survived by his wife, Mrs. Violet S. Bass, Lake Monroe; three sons, Eugene, and Richard Bass of Ormond Beach and Dennis Buddy i ' '.' ci 1 q ,at,ng usnu 'I his ('Iiristnias. more' 's.o;lc hin cer ill k callin l'n clist,iIi,.'L' \% 111,:k -,,,,,..w, ur hues i ill he busier Ihan C% er. 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"1 - : 1 (ottmn o il .[ ,,t,ng Ve*.nq hovr% today from 79 r m ari S.0I,d4,. 9,s n, to rvoo- Ormon MASS RAYMOND 0 . :11, - • L'.' as "'O *ll am n Ga.ne5v,Ile ChM9 I', I -- iO 46 ' vnfl-" " I'. -.. . it. or saturdar ,t 2 p At Or Funefal "°" ,(h W fill ~ '';'.; . -.,,1 _: ,. I -.' -.. ' Chri Notice 4 5'.n4 I'.I Produce Co. in 11011)' hill I ,'','.' ..,_ ',, .''' - SYLVIA CONIOLIO. MRS MARIE -- ..'c.'l sr.cr% 'or %',r r Ungi.o rj is . . he moved to Sanford from there about 50 years ago. He was cu- ,2, '. ',1t .t'a.'w — Monroe, died Thursday mormng at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Horn in Howe, Tex,, :1 . Fuie' RAYMONI) BASS . ,,t,• 1..' - Mrs. Sylvia Marie ('oniglo', of Marina Isle, Sit 46, died Wednesday in Gainesville. She was born in Sanford and was a member of Central Baptist arrangements Church brother. Longwood; Robert M. Richardson, Sanford, and paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Troy G. Richardson, Sanford. Brisson Funeral Home-PA is in charge of arrangements I , £ • ,.,:;. ,'l. Bass if lake Momirue; brother. Joseph hias.s. and sister. Mr. M% rile BaIt hrop, both of I'nton, Tex hlaggett and Summoners Funeral hluimie is en charge of bro, - —,. '- :- . Sanford and Mrs. John l"anu' :''."': '4r. .. AREA DEATHS Survivors tier include' husband, Raymond ('oniglio of Sanford; two sons, Douglas Wayne and Anthony 1i' ('oniglio, both of Sanford; sist ers, Mrs. Thomas Ilu.ssell. V6 i_/ti ,,p'..r" S ;'-i7.t/ ' .p 33; esterdasc high, 53; TIDES barometric pressure, 30:24; 1)atona Beach: high 6:23 are paying up to $432 a year for tlements, but there are a lot of relatise humidity, 92 per cen t; a.m., 6:41 p.m,, 12:29 p.m. use of the facilities. The lease developers who won't sit down winds, SW at 3 mph. Port Canaveral: High 6:06 will have earned the developer and bargain in good faith." am., 6:05 p.m., low 12:12 p.m. $16 million when it expires in J'ort'cait: Mostly sunny The leases were imposed as a lmport: high 1:01 p.m., low 2($6 common practice by developers toda) and Saturda) with a 6:28 a.m., 6:26 p.m. If the Suprenie Court strikes en the 1%0' warming trend. IIIghc moitis.In s and early 1970's. diwmu the two leases as un- The Legislature passed laws the mid 60s today and near 70 'U(ifl' I' — recreational facilities putting green and fountain The Supreme Court stuck valued at $75,750. The residents , '''',!, '4• tennis courts and other p000l, shuffleboard courts, Slits. SYLVIA (ONl(1.1() c-'' ''%.i year 2O. Raymond D. Bass, 72, of Lake St. Johns Itiver Water Management District Thursday ordered a Dade City firm to cease development of nearly 7,000 acres of swampland southwest of Melbourne. Frederick Rouse, executive director of the 19-county water management district, said the order to cease and desist was served on Evans Properties Inc., a Dade City development firm, by the district's legal staff. our maps.' condominium residents to pay Planatation Terrace consists for the use of swimming pools. of 137 units. It has a swimming 'I of I , hI1ItI)lN - Development Stopped I IIEKI! to outlaw Attorney General Robert Shevin Legislature believes the Florida Supreme recr.'stional leases retroar. Court will strike down con- tivt'ly, but indicated it might dominium recreation leases if allow the leases to be broken under the concept of ungiven the right case. Shevin said Shevin filed suits against Iwo &orisorljilit uonst'ionahle'. an important restricting the leases, but the Saturday. Lows tonight mostly condominium developmne'mits Something unconscionable is it 's unfair or precedent will be established Supreme Court said they could in the mid 40s. Variable mosti Thursday. hoping one of them harsh which will allow other leases to nut be applied to leases already northeast and east winds will be that right case. IL' is wirea.conahle The court rec-ognizes the be attacked, he said. It also in effect. around 10 mph today. Christsuing Plantation Terrace O Shevin got the Cabinet to Planat.ation in l3roward Circui basic unfairness of these might prod deveopers into ICI(i$I('IlII it'at.ses IT we can get trying to reach out of court adopt rules outlawing new and Court and Rothmoor Estates of the right case to them. I believe settlements with associations old leases. A state hearing largo in PmeLlas Circuit Court we can prevail." representing condominium exam'ners has found the rules Recreation leases imposed by Itothinoor Estates consists of residents. illegal if applied retroactively. the developers on consi units Its residents are "I've always said a good Shevin has appealed that dominium owners are paying $432 anyear o recrea- settlement is desirable. I still decLsion to the 4th District "overreaching and an unfair tiomial facilities ialued at encourage these kind.s of set- Court of Appeal cuntraciural relationship" and 155.k) 2( ,inli,1.-,l in result in "obnoxious profits." ii 'The lease. ithichcuntmue Shevin claims in the suits in perpetuit>, will bring the The leases, most of them developer $3.5 million by the If PAI4ATKA ( UPI) In a landmark action, the , Ofl D eve lopers '.e' (r5 for W,i v mond () Dais, another symbol of the holiday season," the judge said , Ms. O'HaIr'i attorneys contended the Nativity scene displayed on state properly beneath a towering tjjp tree violated the doctrine of separation of church and state. "The Christmas and New Year season is seen as a time of special friendship among all peoples, and festive decorations of many kinds are used to kindle that spirit of kinship and Joy in all," Roberts said in a six-page decision. "fl Nativity scene, while obviously having religious niflein.'. h.. A- h..'nna In ces JU34 I down un covering 99 years, require building less than 100 yards in. from the recover)' operations. The portable floodiights were Federal and state merciful. They pierced the vestigators were at the scene night only far enough to let the today trying to determine the rescue workers do their job, but cause of the deadly blast, which not so far as to show the deadly one official said may have been destruction of the nation's caused by a buildup of grain worst grain industry accident, during the recent national -- 4 man climbed over a restr..r,' barrier on the 86th floor aL. pm. and Jumped, but .'p parently the wind blew n. back." Apparently convinced o nr attempt was enough for the night, the man crawled through a window on the 85th floor iflt Search Cont'i'nues For Missing 1 0 WEWEGO, La. (UPI HOSPITAL TALLAHASSEE FBI Agent Can Testify , ,, the they're all / WEATHER Sh eivin S — I '..\NA MA CI TY t'hi An F'Hl agent who I'vIuse(l to give a deposition on the sink hole slayings of four Panama City area residents at an open session can testify behind closed doors, a circuit judge ruled Thursday. Circuit Judge Larry Smith also quashed a inot ion to cite FBI agent Donald W. Baldwin in contempt of court for refusing to testify at the sit ion hearing Thursday li' N Over Rec Leases The money can he used to build new plants or upgrade existing facilities. Federal dollars can pay for 75 percent of sewerage treatment plant projects, with the remaining 25 percent coming from city and county revenues. I ' districts The report says unannounced, on-site inspections at least once a year would provide better evaluations of the " to 19)12 I ___ ' patients to allow some nursing homes to operate without being required to take some welfare patients "Furthermore, with empty beds available in nursing President Carter's expected approval -- - Nursing homes should be required to accept a predetermined, moininiunu percentage of Medicaid patients tii order to be licensed orto retain their licenses," the report says "It is unfair to those who accept Medicaid legislation calling for $24.5 billion nationally in s(' age treatment assistance funds from 1978 Steel Price Increase PLAINS, Ga. (UP!)— President Carter faced the prospect of having his holiday sojoun interrupted today by unhappy farmers Florida will sear for improving sewage treatment plants and curbing a major cause of water pollution, 1' S Sun. Hichard Stone says. 'I'he assistance will jump to $191.8 million annually From 1979 to 198, Stone. D-Fla,, said fliursdav Congress, he said, has passed for Financ iaI D*sclos u re Can't Be Ordered Appeals Court Rules -- rec eive $1726 million in federal funds next $metr and nonfiction, Gretchen ('onduitte, right, presented Husseli %%ith a $3 check donated by the Cartoon Museum in Orlando. Bussell, II, of Orlando, was released briefly for this picture, lie has been sentenced to 10 years For Forgery in Orange County and is awaiting sentencing in Seminole County on an identical charge. The mnagaiim' ill he 1)LitIliShett next spring and ill feature contributions From iniuiates in Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties. snm I UPI) at them, but ' Geological Survey as a g ui de, commission has the final say It to grant builmlin. comm is s ion e r s ha ye deslgnate(f certain areas Of the pt'rrniLs in flood-prone area, The areas aren't limited t county as flood-prone. "Th e lowl,ind.s near the count)' Geological Sur vey est imates waterways, Hardin sail those areas will be heavily flooded at least once every 100 "Some of them are higher th.:, 80 feet above sea level in lanyears Each year, land in fl ood diocked depressions. You can't prone areas has a one-ina always tell just by looking at hundred chance of flooding," tut them. they're all on our said Hardin. nounes, Meiiciii pauient.s must often wait in hospitals and other unswtabk' places because the nursing homes refuse to take them. This waiting period is extremely costly to the state The committee said it received 334 complaints during Uie last fiscal year, with 91 percent of them investigated and closed The other investigatiors are still pending. Dietary grievances amocnted to 22-8 percent of the tomuiplairits (.her major complaints were, en order, poor and indifferent attitudes by staff, 15 percent; patients not kept clean. 13 8 percent; patients' needs not properly met, 138 percent. billing problems. 12.3 percent: lack of miiedic;il attention, 10.8 percent and understaffing, 9.6 percent The committee was formed through a 1975 law setting up the panel and creating liaisons in each of the 11 De part flit, nt of Health and Rehabilitative Services Most complaints about Florida nursing homes concern poor food and improper staff attention to the elderly, a state ombudsman panel reports. The Nursing Home Ombudsman Committee, in a recently released annual report to the Legislature, said 48 percent of the 304 complaints investigated by the panel (luring the 1976-77 fiscal year were substantiated, The commit!ee, fo rmed to check allegation.c against improper nursing homes, aLso says it needs more powers and staff to investigate complaints and analyze the quality of care for the elderly. Florida Medical Hera ld p0t ele by Term setip, INSIDE' Cornelia Wallace Hospitalized TALLAHASSEE tUllli against Medicaid claim 'l.\ 1.1 Ah IAS.SEE by looking ~It. favor of a Water Pollution Funds - - always tell just Food Major Nursing Home Complaint I lea lth and Rehabilitative Services. of Dec. 15. biggest problem comes from people who buy lots in subdivLsion.s created before 1970 Many of those date all the way back to the 1920s, They never were developed because of the depression of the 1930.s. - - r. processing forms used by the Department of .Rin Itussell, left, an inmate In the Seminole County Jail, examines his First place carttxm in the American Association of University %omi'n's publication "Talents Inside," a magazine of inmate art, never-developed - permits without commission (levelopment administrator a pp roy a I except in "In addition, buildings for moratorium areas and flood- which t he health department prone areas. won't issue a septic tank pern are prohibited." The count) Using maps from the U.S. Committee Asks More Power P 'TAL ENTS but water times during the year, it might be unsuitable for a septic tank or the property might not be able to supply safe drinking water in areas without piped-in water or piped-out sewage. "The subdivision regulations adopted in 1970 pro hi bit the count) commission from uPproving subdivisions which contain any lots not suitable for bwldng," said Hardin. "The . 'You can't . suitable for building generally subdivisions, Harden says. "When they come in and they've already bought the land without checking with us, there's nothing we can do but give them the bad news. That's why we urge anyone thinking about buying a lot in the county to check with us first. We can -. UPI ) filed by the Assoc iat ion 4. reportedly occurred across the may be a United States first—a "piggyback" heart transplant operation in which a donor's heart was placed in a patient's body without removing the original heart. The operation was the 20th heart transplant performed at the Richmond hospital and the first at the medical college to test a new theory that two hearts are better than one in older Hartwell 'Iliursday rt'!ed in after an argument at a W. 13th Street bar. The shooting street from the bar the evening in one of the county's nuznerou.s Tromh)etta said Thursday he expects Florida's rates for 1977 to be raised when the U S Department of Labor makes its annual adjustments in January. The adjustments are plemented Jan. I Seminole Garden Apartments, Aipho Pikkartner, of room 21, the Florida Hotel, at 500 Oak Ave., Sanford, told police Thursday someone Monday or Tuesday took portable to be too low. Meslira 1(1 claim forms, scheduled to be im' Police said Jackson, of 95 ADartments, shot William Alien, of 33 himself as a mem be r of a Th e problem usually occurs - Leon Count ircut J udge Dona Id ld I lart well has issued a em ira rv injunction against use of new Seminole Garden Winter Park security service and then left and did not return. .M't'retarv Ed Tromletta says it may turn out I Jan. 6. produced a badge identifying UP! Florida's unemployment rate is 6.4 percent, the lowest it has been in months, but Commerce Medicaid Forms Injunction Deputies said the man walls, ripped away metal roofing and siding, and damaged smaller buildings in the mill complex. individual lots in Seminole County au which they hoped to relate to water, Hardin says. construct a home find out they The lot might flood at high- 11w unemployment rate for November was 6- 4 percent, compared to a 6.9 percent national rate and 6.5 percent state rate in October . ' official said. year people who have bought The reasons a lot might not be based on detailed surveys. .A;..&`~. -or, Site Buyers May Face Problems tell them if it's possible to build on the lot or not," the county Herald Stff Writer At least one hundred times a can't because the lot is unsuitable for construction due to its physical characteristics, according to herb Hardin, the county's land development administrator, TALLAhASSEE V_ ,--, Deputies said a man un-County Judge Wallace Hall ordered that Jackson be held personating an officer entered Fern Park's Circus Go-Go bar without bond after a probable cause hearing was held Thursday at 8:45 p.m. and told Tuesdayto determine if a dancer he would "bust" the establishment within an hour. Jackson should be jailed. some employees critically, MONTGOMERY, Ala. UPI)— Cornelia Wallace rested in a hospital today, suffering from "physical and mental exhaustion" that her lawyer implied was caused by her divorce dispute with Gov. George C. Wallace. Mrs. Wallace, 38, was admitted to St. Margaret's Hospital Thursday after consuiting her doctor and her lawyers. Hospital officials said she was in "satisfactory" condit ion. . / James Edwin Nielsen Sr., PHONY COP By MARK Y.EINBERG \,___.i Oak Lane, Altarnorit Sprin.s. assault in connection with a Dec. 9 armed threat against the reported to Seminole County life of a Sanford police officer, sheriffs deputies the theft of a has pleaded not guilty to the ladies wristwatch and bracelet charge. A trial has been valued together at 111.2DO. scheduled for Jan. 30. Deputies said she reported A court appearance for the theft Thursday although the items were taken from the Bennie Jackson, charged with first degree murder in the death bedroom of her home between of a neighbor, has been set for Dec. 1 and last Sunday. TUPELO. Miss. UPI i— Authorities speculated an explosion that injured 19 persons at a Tupelo dog and fish food manufac(tiring plant Thursday may have been triggered by a spark from some electrical or welding work being conducted at the site. Authorities said the explosion apparently originated in a grain drying room of the Sunshine Mills and Grain Inc. plant about 11:30 a.m. A flash fire was quickly brought under control, but not before it had burned IN BRIEF I port Blvd. Sanford police said. Someone broke out a window 626 Ashbury Lane, Altamonte bet- Springs, deputies said. on the church's east wall The rifle, a Marlin, was taken ween 8:30 p.m. Wednesday and sometime between Nov. 1 and 9:50a.m. Thursday, police said, 16, although it wasn't missed taking the items from inside the untilluesday,reportssaid. The church rifle is valued at $4O, deputies A (our-record set of Saul. Messiah was recovered in the TRIAL SET church parking lot, police said. Linda tjrbach, 35, of ic's Little Home Rate Is At 6.4 Percent reported stolen from the home of the Rev. James Bryan, 41, of WATCH STOLES FLORIDA Florida's Unemployment A 100- year-old rifle was Christian Church, 137 W. Mr. legislation upon its return in January has been all but shattered with the breakdown of a compromise plan on natural gas prices. A House-Senate conference commit 'e negotiating an agreement on the politic:lly touchy question of gas price controls brokr up in anger Thuiday. Weary iegotiators who stayed behind when Congress adjourned a week ago. headed home for Christmas. 4 ..,j4 al - N% that time. Reports placed the value of televisions at $185. adding machine, records and a stereo system, valued at $1,015, were stolen from the Sanford WASHINGTONUFIiThe prospect that Congress might quickly pass energy A. televisions from his room. The room was reportedly By SCOTT ABRARAMS Energy Talks Break Down, Adjourn .~\,~'. Stang a Of Some Land Unsuitable For Construction / in ,,5 .tik,t Ire, 0 - '. -.'... - �Evening Hemid 300 N. FRENCHAVE.,SAO,F.l Area Code X6-m-1i or8319993 Friday, December 23. Around 1977—iA —9 E WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor HONALDG. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40: 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Mon. ths, $32.40. _______ Energy Package Not Under Tree The Clock H) DORIS DIETHICH Like an ominous flicker of the lights, the signal from Wichinatnnu ic tk* tin ie ei. IVL UIHJUI[ slip by without putting a national energy policy onto the books. The placingof energy at the topof the agenda President Carter's appeals to Congress and the public for support - these were high points of 1977 in the domestic news. But Congress has gone home (or Christmas IlIIi with nn pncrt' ''• .' r""' ,..,,i,. uiiuvi ii., e Illt II . calendar for the election year of 1978 burdened with unresolved energy issues: and certainly for the American people, who have been told there is an cnergy crisis at hand but are getting vague and contradictor' marching orders to go out to meet it. The lesson for Mr. Carter is that the vaunted powers of the presidency are limited after all. If he expected his energy addresses to the public to create pressure on Congress for prompt approval of his program, he was mistaken. With the help of Speaker Tip O'Neill, his program moved smoothly enough through the House, as flawed as it was. The Senate balked, and is still balking, at its effort to accomplish by taxation and price regulation what could better be achieved by letting a deregulated market respond to pressure that would maximize the development of our energy resources. The administration has managed to let this domestic setback become an embarrassing In. trus:on into foreign policy, Mr. Carter scheduled an ambitious foreign tour, then postponed it to be in Washington for the final push on energy k,,;Eslation. No he will leave after Christmas on an ab brevjated tour, leaving energy policy up in the air at home at a time wheu our allies and trading partners are •'xpressing impatience with America's frilure to curb its appetite for fuel imports. The shellacking which the U.S. dollar has been taking on currency markets is evidence enough that Mr. Carter was not sounding empty alarms m his energy messages. Due largely to our heavy oil Imports, the U.S. trade deficit hit an all-time high in October and is year. The president will have a hard time convincing foreign leaders that he has awakened the peeple to the necessity of controlling this economic hemorrhage. It can be controlled in part by putting into effect some of the conservation measures in Mr. Carter's stalled program. So far the House and Senate have agreed on programs to stimulate fuel savings, including a tax on gas-guzzling cars and utility rates which encourage conservation and to encourage more use of coal by industry. But what is needed, and what still escapes the House and Senate conferees, is a stimulus to substitute more oil and gas from domestic sources for oil and gas we now buy from abroad. That need was neglected in Mr. Carter's original program, and the task of Congress will not be completed until it is dealt with, So the energy debate will resume in Congress in January putting the issue under the additional squeeze of an election year, reducing chances for action on comprehensive tax reform, and leaving business and industry in a state of uncertainty about taxes and energy costs which already is ca using a drag on the economy. - It was four years ago this month that an Arab understanding the scope of our energy crisis, But did it? BERRY'S V/ORLD I .' — :,. 1 I present. DurIng the 17th and 18th centuries, women contrst,uted to the support of their families largely through home-production tasks and farm duties. But from the colonial era into the 19th century, a few women earned money by operating shops, taverns and Inns, and working In the needle trades and cottage Industries, - They often ran the primsry schools. ,ts early s. 1820, women were employed in at least Th kinds of manufacturing establishments. By the 10's, women were employed In a great variety of cupatlons, Including shoebinding, typesetting, bo'kblndjng, saddling, brushmaking, tailoring and many her trades. With the start of the Industrial Revolution in the 19th century,the picture began to c1ige. A tran• sformatlon occurred In the economic position of women and In the nature of tnelr work conditions. Many unpaid services were transformed Into paid employment, and much of their work was transferred from the home to the factory and workshop. The range of their employment therefore was broadened and the proportion of wives who contributed to the economic welfare of their families in the form of money earnings began to rise, Between 1920 and 1950, the proportion of em ployed wives rose from 9 to 25 percent. But the basic position of women vis-a.vls the economy remained unchanged. Men still provided for the support of their families in principle whether the Income was derived from their own farm.s or businesses or from their labors in the factories, trades, or the professions. Women were still FPgarded as the dependents of men In law as well as In fact. Over the last 25 ears l951.1975), the proportion of employed wives had risen from 25 percent to 45 percent. The industrial and social revolutions of thi 20th century have brought women In to the labor force in everincreasing numbers. One of the most 'Inking aspects of the role of women in the American economy today is the large number and proportion of women in paid employment outside the home and the increasing strength of their attachment to their work. There was al.so an increased demand for workers hi white-collar and service Joba. Landmark legislation and court decision' prohibiting em. plO)ThCnt discrimination based on sex then came along in response to pressures (or equal op. portunity. This nudged the process forward. uIU1 The implications of this failure are sobering all around - certainly for President Carter, who put his leadership on the block and found a paucity of I Women and work. The United Nations and lL specialized agencies have worked consistently toward the Improvement of the status of women and on behalf of women's rights. An Inventory, "The Report on Women in America" has been published by the I) artment of State Publication under the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural OrganizatIon UNESCO. The report begins with women in American history and goes through to the International Women's Year. Women's roles In the country's work force Is described as follows: Women have contributed to the Nation's economy and to their own support from colonial times to the ..' ___ 0 ANGLE WALTERS VIE V/POINT He F-lad '1 J o Peer fl D . C. Gray 1HEMcQAI 4.1 VILt _____ VVI _______ there is no such thing as the indispensable H I)ON(;ItAn' P5Ofl. If ou think that I, A youth revolution has changed i. and future of Anxrica; ____ 2 Ilalithe population is 25 or younger ant t ______ _______ ____________ average age is still dropping; _________________________ ______ 3, The youth market is shere the reall L money is. , You are: _____ .' ai Probably over 30 yourself and g;urur.g ________ ti lietund the' ci Mistaken; ___________ _____ ____________ di All of the above. Perhaps ills because the GOs and earI vcrt' the Vietnam years, and thu.s intuul.r: traumatic to the national ps)che. that th'.r _____________________________________________ images and ideas are still so much with u _____ It seems only )esterday that rebcllo,u.s th erupted from the campus onto the' strevt the other Chicago and Miami, terrif)lng a politu ad. geriatric establishment and threatening t t,ik over the nation- 11 not immediately b force'. then eventually through sheer numbers But that sas mdeerd yesterday. Toda) it not youth power but "gray poster" that i ____________________ changing the face and shaping the future ! Cas u a I (e rg la Iia America. Todayone out of every 10 Americans is By HELEN THOMAS But Carter is no social hound, He and his wife That's a fact- certified by the United States UP! White House Reporter apparently enjoy most their own faintly life and Bureau of the Census- 10 per cent (if WASHINGTON UPIj - President Carter's they give few private dinner parties, except to population, up from 3 percent at the turn Of th' top aides have upset Washington's social ar- talk official business with House Speaker century and rising biters. It seems they don't socialize enough. l'honias O'Neill or Sen. Russell Long, the The social consequences are considerable It also appears the Georgia "mafia' is too Louisiana Democrat who is chairman of the Senior citizens are not only an tncrea.smgh. casual in dress and language for the Capital's Senate Finance Committee. important political and ecunomic force. Li socially elite, who like to adorn their parties with A week or so ago the Carters did toss a pnvate increasingly well.organhzed. They arc a those in power'. buffet dinner dance for members of their staffs and articiijate consumer group and as Part of the critIcism rises from the refusal of and their wives and husbands. The single men retirisnent finances have improved over the some Carter aides to play the game of who you and women brought along friends and Carter years, 'n important market know and who you are seen talking to. Old danced with all the ladies, something he hasn't They are poerful politically not on]> lW(aL' J political and diplomatic pros of years in done since the inaugural balLs, there are' so man> of them, txit k'cauM the. 'Would you mind working side of the street? ASHINGTON WINDOW AIa bosses often had sharply conflicting viewpoints, with influential outsiders. bad rap. numbers than any other age group he never betrayed a confidence and he never "I worked four long hard years for Jimmy But, knowing the alternative could be worse took sides. The results are apparent on ever% l('t'i trn. Carter with people laughingly saying, he dlth't national to gra.ss.ruots, Through its griiein, most of those aides are taking it in stride. , Woodworth, with his have a chance," said one top aide who asked not numbers, gray power is straining the Se. ia and mtnte knowledgespecialized of Capitol Hill's power tax expertise swinging White House image - with Carter s to be identified. "I felt when we won that I could Security s>em and at the si tum' pushir. structure, could have made a fortune in the party circuit young palacemight guard the susceptible Georgetown do something for the country, not to go to for more liberal benefits. It us chaJlt'r.jn, behitting even more private sector. He chose to remain In public to criticism in the grass roots where the votes cocktail parties. mandatory retirement policies and lobb',ir service instead, really count. "Some of the parties are beneficial. I go out energetically forage-based Income and prort When Carter became president, Long and Carter aides say that aside from his public occasionally. Jimmy Carter was not elected for tax relief. Ulunan went to him and virtually insisted that u.s to go to cocktail parties." pronouncements against 'living in sin," he lets l'his is not simply a top of the ar Woodworth be named tothetopt.ax policy post at them live their own lives. Lyndon B. Johnson As for Carter, the aide said, 'he does not en- phenoriicnon an olherise unexceptir.i.' the Treasury Department. Carter quickly entered the White House with a warning to his courage us to do more - or discourage us. consequence of more people living to ,'rater complied, and it may have been his wisest apstaff that "I don't want to see you all in the pointme Press secretary Jody Powell, who must an• ages as a result of unproved health standad .society stories about Georgetown parties" swer among other things for the administration's The aging of America is a change in the n.ition All year long, Woodworth labored quietly but The president himself is not a party-goer. He social faux pas, laugLi It all off. He says he dernograptUc profile extending right elo'.n tht effectively to help the "outsider" president and hIs family show up occasionally In the attended several parties given b) leading age scale, with an impact upon socul> understand and master the mysteries of "ifl presidential box at the Kennedy Center for a Washington hostesses and none of the top whole considerably broader than the need.c and aider" politics cm Capitol Hill. concert or a play. They also secretly went to society writers In town have been there. ftrests of one citizen group. In typical furuon, he gained the president's dinner at the Watergate apartment of In. "look what you did to poor (former federal Those millions of the post World War II tiab> respect and confidence without ever losing his ternational trade negotiator Robert Strauss, budget director) Bert Lance," Powell said with a boom who fueled the yout h rebellion of the' 60' special status with Long and Ullman. He was the taking 10-year-old Amy along. More recently, smile. "Bert tried to be nice. You drank his are now approaching middie age. The generatio. honest broker, as always, and his advice was they were dinner guests of Vice President and liquor, ate his food and went to his parties, and following them is heeded. both less nujrit'row. ad toll Mrs. Walter Mondale. look what happened." statistically less youthful - - JACK ANDERSON.LES WHITTEN Hovv WASHINGTON - To Slice U p That U r ba n P i e President Carter has high Jobless rates and little growth, it will flow dered a full Investigation, aides and has called for new Ideas to save the Midwest. cities. But inside the White House, the planners have For months, White House planners have been decided share some of the wealth with the working on a blueprint to revitalize the nation's newer, more affluent cities of the sunbelt. "The on the Wescodyne label are totall> in i on linked a disinfectant called Wescodyne to the Environmental Protection Agency." death. We did not criticize the product but the We also reported several days ago that Navy's mishandling of It. Plillippine exile leader Sergio Osmena Jr, in a Through a misunderstanding we were led to sworn affidavit had accused Philippine' decaying cities.. The president has been money really isn't needed In the South and pressured by blacks, liberals and labor to Ofll believe the producers of Wescodyne had no President Ferdinand Marcos of blackmailinq. West," explained one insider, "but the White coiwneilt on the Incident. West Chemical him three times. In a nctshcll, Osmena up with a comprehensive urban plan. House is locked into a political decision to help Products, Inc., has now supplied us with a that Marcos used his Jailed son as a hostage 0 But at a tense White House meeting, Carter them, too. That means less money for places like comment, which we are pleased to publish, told his aides that he was disappointed In their the SOUth Bz." bring pressure on Osmena to support his dic' States the company: 'Based on toxicity tatorship. recommendations. He dismissed them sternly as studies carried out by reputable Independent nothing more than a hodge-podge of existing We waited days for we comment from Housing Secretary Patricia Harris, meantesting laboratories, the W.codyoe various reereflces in Marcos, andfrom when itthree didn't come, used a brief programs. There was not one new Idea In the while, Is pushing for massive new aid to your article categorizing as a 'toxic' comment the Philippine embassy whole report, he said. He emphasized that he rchabllate decaying neIghborhoods and build and 'hazardous' disinfectant are unfounded." instead didn't want to keep pouring federal funds down new housing. "Pat Harris is coming around with But we have now received a long cable from references, of course, were taken from Marcos' office. the same old rat hole. her huge shopping lid," chucked one expert, Navy documents. The company cites "additional The president did not say he was unwilling to "and the budget officials are choking on It." "President Marcos," states the cable, 'has spend more money to ball out the cities. On the studies" which show that even In concentrated not authorized any negotiations with Osmena We have ot*aed a copy of the urban form, We.scodyne "Is neither a skin nor an eye an'ttdng through any InterzneiJary." The cable contrary, he told the aides not to worry about the proposals on the pr ident's desk. They call for a Irritant," cost of the program righi flow. The Important spec program "to employ minority youth and states that Osmena made the first approach Continues the statement: "Although your through a Marcos crony named Amelito Mutuc. thing, he stressed, Is to come up with some In- adults In weatherlzatlon, building rehabilation article quotes from document, which novative wa)'S to deliver the aid. sUuest At Mutuc's Suggestion, Osmena called Marcus and other energy-related actIvities. "Federal that the Navy recruit was siifering from severe directly from his tunen in the United States and Rut a debate is raging within the tax policies should be changed to "favor private liver damage caused by "the probable rePeated sought Immunity to come home, the cable MIninistraUon over how the urban pie should be men bidistresse flu," the report adds. exposes at the recruit training command' and claims sliced up. Some experts argue that the aid should Health, education and transportatIon programs that 'It Is believed his liver was eroded by be targeted at the most depressed dUes, such as for the cities should also be improved. As for Osmena', charge that his daughter New York. DetroIt and Newark. Wescodyne,a toxic disinfectant used carelessly was used as a C3fldujt for a blackmail message CarterIn hopes to announce hi.. long-awaited at the Navy's boot camp In San Diego,' the from Marco,, the cable acknowledges thai However, one official confided: "Everyone proposals March. m 3Ogflo here I, absolutely convinced that the money and pathology dfjbJ in Marco. Spoke with Osinen's daughter but BELATED COMMENT: Last month, we your article are not supported by any reports of claimed it had to do With her wish to visit her cannot be directed Just at distressed cities. revealed that a young recruit had died of Iodine lodophor toxicity." Politically, we'd get killed. We'd never get It medical neglect at the Navy's boot camp In San fatherhome, and her father's desire for Immunity to There was also a question as to wtiether the come Dieso after a toxic disinfectant made him Ill, disinfectant was properly labeled. Asserts the If the urbs aid Is earmarked for cities with Navy Secretary Graham Claytor has now or- company: "The libeling and caution statements was "notalleged autho,jed" A third approach, states the cable, - 'When I saw it. I said to myself. 'This is you I mean — . " 'H THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO, PULAWSKI SAvIPdC,S AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a Pd Jersey bank ing corporat,on, PIlintiff. 0 Evining Herald, Sanford, Fl. __________ __________ Legal Notice_ WORLD IN BRIEF South African Police Kill Youth During Unrest / I SEMINOLE COUNTY SOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Neficeol Public HearIng January ia, 1071 7:00P.M. To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NotIce t hereby ;1.en hat he Seminole Ccnty Board of Ad ustment will cor,,.c, a PVOIIC hearing to conser the lolboong items A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS I R F. HARPER -- BAlI I47) 3V & 7 T E - A I Agriculture ice . Lot Width Vari$ncefroq, ISOItto 190 It fld a Lot Sire Variance Irom 43.MO sq fIb t5.Q() q it t pa mobile home on the N 00 It of E iso It of Lot 14. Van ArsaI, Orn, Brokerage COmpany't Addt,oqi to Black Hammock, PB I, Pg Section 311 II. on Central Aefu fOIST it 2 DIANA . SUIISELY BAO 16 711 1E A I Agriculture Zone Child Car, Center on Lot II n,.i T."r*r.. P1) I). ri Pg 35, Secs'ut, n it ji, at ,nc corner Ruby Court and Lake hllLar, 101ST Il 3 SANDRA P jENNINGS BAIl 16711 lIE - A 1 AgricIjltvy, Zone To pare a mobile rome ,, Lot 151. van ArsOil, Otbc.rne Bro.erage Company's Addition 'o Black Hammock. in Sed'on I 2131 on Oklahoma Avenue 10151 ii 4 RAYMOND I DVORAK BAI I 16711 STE A I AOniCulIur, Zone - To pare a mobile home lRene*al Ion the W 575 ft of E 175 tt 04 F of Pd IU Itt of 075 ft of Si' '. of SedIon 29 73 33 FuyIhyr deScr,beoi at North of Highway U. . mule West Of St Johns Brudgp IDIST 21 S JUNGLE LABORATORIES CORP — BAlI 167S1 31E 1,1 I Industrial Zone To park a mOb.le home for ngitwatchman trenewali Onthefolloaing described property Legal Notice Friday, Dec. 33. 1077-5* __________ LeaI Notice ii 2, on Citrus Streat (01ST II IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 7 DOMNiC MANTI BAli 4 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 71) IV R IAA ResidentIal Zone - PROlATE DIViSION VarIance to estend swimming pool FI, Number 77114 CP and screen IncIur, I It past Dèvsiisn established buIIdirIQ line on Oilver IN RE: ESTATE OF Ayeneje LotS 3. 4, & 5, Block A, JOHN BILLICK. Sanlando Springs, Trict SI, PBO. Pg Dec eased 17. .n Sct'on 111120, at the corr*r NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 04 NOrth Street and Oliver Avenue TO ALL PERSONS HAVbP'. FRANK H LEIST and AUDREY 101ST Ii CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST LEIST. hit *1,. and RUSSELL C) S CECILIA B MIGLIACCIO THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL McGLONE and MAUDALENE BA(I 1410) OV— R IAA Rid,ntlaI OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED McC,LOPiE. it wie, lone - Lot Width Var,anc.from 90 IN THE ESTATE " II Defenoants t 10 ISU on Each Of the following YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICE OF SUIT 1015 LOtS II. I. 20, II, Block C. St that the admflst,a,G, of the rStat.' PORT EIJZAIIE1'fl South Africa 'UPI To Johns River (states. PR 13, Pg 5.1, in 01 JOHN BILL ICK. deceased. File P Lj5S(LL 0 MCGLONE ,r4 South Airican Ilice armed with shotguns shot SeCt'on 171030, on Beacon Drive Plumber 77 114 CF. 5 p.ndng 'n the MAUDALEPIE MCGLONE 101ST SI Circuit Court br Stiri'nole County arid killed a black youth near the home town of P5 *f 0 APPROVAL OF MINUTES 0"a. Probate Dyson. the •o black activist Steve Biko and wounded at least Walker H.11% Circle I Derc',r II, 1077 - Rt'gular dreSS ci which 5 Sernnol, Count, Cartersvll,, Georgia Meeting three others, police said. Covrtrouse. Sanford. Flcrda. 31711 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Thu public hearing web be held ThC personal r,prejenta,ve at the that a Complaint has bCen tiled Riot police on buses carrying blacks to their tPC Seminole County Courthouse. titale 5 DOUGLAS STEPdSTROM aoantt you by the planIff IS the Sanford, Florida, on January 14, *'ow address . P 0 Ba' l3X jOl)s in white areas fired at rock-hurling above hIyledCQurt and u1.e tr the 970. at 7 90 P M . or as soon Sintord. Florida, 31771 The nan,-.' . purpose of foreclosing the mortgage ouths to end the Unrest that erupted in Port mfleqeaftec at Possible md address of 1CC pers..'s, On the Iollo*ng deScribed operty. Wntln coryments filed with the represntahve's attorney are 5,$ Elizabeth's black New Brighton township, 5,tuate and be'ng in Seminole ,' Otficeot the Zoning Coordinator will forth below police sa 1(1 Thursday. " County. Fbor.da, and more par he corfl.dered •n All persons having cli m5 or persons ap ticularly descroed as ,arng at tee tearing wIt be heard demands aga ntt tie esta', are Lot 91. W000CR EST. UNIT orally HearingS map be contn,ed required. WI THIN THREE ,_ilS• •• THREE, according to the Flat from time to tme at IOud MONTHS FROM THE DATE 0' thereof as recorded n Flat Book IS. necessary Furthpr details ava,laiIe TIlE FIRST P RIlfATiON or '—I PageOS. Pbl Rort of Seminole ,,,, by calling 373 43. E.t ..j4 TPII5 NOTICE, 101.,, auth IPI cleft County, Floyde, , PAR IS UPI Seminole County Board of the ahoive court a written The United States, which Tnqetier *th the Iollng 'tems A?,t f my clam o.' angered the French 1w nearly rejecting the property *hi(h ire located in and By Larry Blip, 'iCy may have Each dim ri',i5! 0f' permanently installed as a part of Charman fl wrIng and mutt fiddle the oncorde, is now finding it hard to swallow the _______________________________ , th improvementS on sad land PubliSh Dec H. 1177 bits fØr the clam, tilC name ano pride of French gastroriorn', those goose Range. Dish*a%her. Disposal. Wall DES 120 address of the cr,dtor or P5 ager'I to Wall Carpeting or attorney, and ---' '------livers that become pate (IC (we gras. amount You are hefeby reQuired to serve (lamed If tip dim 5 not et dup CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Most brands of the expensive delicacy were copy of your Answer or other Ire date when it *ll become due FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. pleading on plaintiff's attorneys shall be stated If fb Not,ceof Public Hearing banned in the United States this week because clam is .'tiimi CUlT, SEMINOLE ''issss'ridt'r of A55city Count,I COUNTY, 5 Kirby contingent or unliquidated, the 10 4HOM IT MAY CONCERN FLORIDA hey (Id) not meet t' S. health regulations that Moncrief of SHIPIHOLSER & Sanford %ill h('a(l ttit' ne1 of the uncertainty 5ll be NOT 'CE IS HEREBY GIVEN by No Civil 77-)544CA 01 L LOGAN & MOPdCP 1FF, P0 Boy tite It the clam S tecu'ed. the the City Coundilof VP1 C'lv of W.nter all canned meat pr(xlucts be sterilized at 230 Iart,h of SARAh SIMOPIS, ndividuall, and l)inu's 2779. Sanford. F lori(j 32771 and 5.prngs. F lord. lila? sad City Security shall be descr , b,d The degrees as Trustee T AY LOP. BR ION. B u ER, & Mothers' Council has re(eved ipl.caI.0n Op clamant shall delver Sufficient .t a r cli PIartttf, GREENE, 1451 Rr ,ckll Avenue, MICHAEL s ALE XAIOS, copes of lIe clam to the clerk I Jan uzar in Sa,iforti, us Miami, F lord. 33131 Tes 379 9303 enable the cleft t P-al cv, copy to TRUSTEE. reqvestrg tile ct DONALD B WALLACE arid and tilC tile Orig.nal Answer Begin at a point on 5 line of 5il,r r "inter SPring Mrs. \t'issst'nder still to anne, Ii'. eapi personal representative LAURA JO WALLACE. P5 *.le, pleading n the office 01 tIe Clerk of Lake Pd it, SE. 04 SW vOl Section All persons interested fl tile estate follOwing Oescrbed p'cIert,' .)rtiIliiic' (tic' annual Defendants tad Courl on or before the 26th day 720 31. sad point being S 0 deg Lots 1 and 2. Er$imnger Farms '0 whom a Copy Of tii5 NotiCe Of LONDON I UPI NOTICE OF SALE o4 Januiry, 1971 If yoij Ill tO do so Britain's bakery 40" E 40' arid N SI deg SC' 03" E mn'Ighbor.to_,,(jgt)t)or Add ton No 2. accordg to lie piat Admnistrarion hat been maled are NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN that a Default *ill be entered agarisl tOy 267 35' from Pd W con of said SE . 01 required. thereof, as recorded in PhI Book S WI THIN THREE orkcrs ending their work slowdown are I, ARTHUR H BECX WITH, JR as artipalgn st't for ,Jan for tile rilief demanded n the sw '. "age 9. 01 the PubIi Records oi MONTHS FROM lIfE DATE OF Clerk of the Circuit Court, rI arid for Complaint promising to put bread t.,ack in the shelves by THE thence FIR ST I 3-li run SO deg 0' 57" F 337 25' t PUBL ICA I ION OF ''.Jan ii;i r ' Seminole County, Florida. less the Seminole County, Florida. under WITNESS my hand and seat of West III feet of Lot I together with THIS NOTICE, to file my obleclions N P W lineofaspor line of Seaboard Day, hut the G'week-old firemen's shit'ti is the start of and by y'r'ue of a Final Judgment %4iØ Court it Sanford, Seminole Coastline Railroad, thence run along all of the nigil of way f Old San they may ha,, that challenge the strike is (Iragging on with no end in sight said (lit' ,it' w Pd 5, 'ear, is ,i I. Court. inteatheof the above entitled County. Fbo,da th.5 lIt! Cli, of so i E ford O.edd Road Iyrg due South of yal.dty cf 'he decederi!s *11, the above styled cause. December, 1971 5) 31' to the PC of a curve concave qualficatons of ti the aforedescrib,d Parcel pernI The Baker's Union said Thursday its dated tile 20th day of Dec,mher. good time to sit back Seall NWIy having a radius of 35.3 II' an Sad City Counc.l wJl hold a pubic represenlat,e or tr 'enue or 1977. elI sell at public auCton, Arthur H members throughout the cotmtr had decided Byctw,tr. .1' to a central angle Of 53 de'g 44 59' imitl 15'.l'SS ho%% lucky hearng a? 7 30 P V i.ir.50'Clcn cf 'Pie COi,ur! or as i,po tIe highest bidder, the following Clerk oI lie C 'Cu I Coy" thence ryn NEIy il0g said Curve a ALL CLAMS DEMANDS AND thereafter a'. POSSbe on Monda, to accept a new pay package and stop refusing st' art','' sa%s,trs. described property located in By Mary Pd Dard,,, distance of 211 25 tO i point on Wi, January 9. 1975, to Consider the OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Seminole County. Florida bet Deputy Clere to work overtime. The terms of the pay offer Nt'ist'giiit'r. "I urge WILL BE FOREVER BARRED II W line of SCL PR Lake Charm idOPtiOflOtin Ord t'anceby tie City Lot II. HOWELL ESTATES PubliSh Dec 73. 30 971 Jan Date 01 tP firSt puOIdat.on Qf tili5 4 Winter Sp'.rgs FlOyd. t tie of Branch, tad pc nt lying on a curve I) ere not disclosed all rt'sitji'nts REFLAT, it recorded in Plat Book of Nte 01 Admiristraf,ori Dec Ii, 975 concave Wly hiving a rad Ahidil 5 iS 10110*1 of 15, pages 17 and II. PubliC Records 1977 DES 116 Sanford to add one 159 04' and a central angle of a deg AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY of Seminole County, Florid., OF 'WINTER SPRINGS FLORIDA 26 5 Dougas Sten'.trom more' resolutIon aS the openty of the above named -----personal Revresentatv, o TO EXTEND ITS TERRI TOP AL Phence run Nip along tad curve Defendmnts, DONALD s tile Estate o JOHN BILLICK their \es sears list: I 1040$' to the nt o S P W line of AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO WALLACE and LAURA JO ANNEX THE HEREINAFTER Deceaseo Silver Lake Rd *ith the Said WIy NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS help protect WALLACE. his wife, on the SIP day the W In, of SCL PR Lake Charm DESCR I BED LANDS SITUATE ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL SIIItEWSBUR\', England UP! Santa NAME STATUTE of Januiry. 1975. at 1100 mm. AND BEING IN SEMINOLE REPRESENTATIVE Branch, unborn anti the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN remembered his old pals in jail Thursday hefni' lIe West Front Door of the thence runS II deg 59' 03" W 190.10 COUNTY. FLORIDA PURSUANT 5 DOUGLAS S1'ENSTROM ESQ 01 NotiCe 5 hereby given that Seminole County Courthouse. ° POB Further described as located TO FLORIDA STATUTES Ill o.0 and promptly got arrested himself. undersigned, pursuant tO tile Sanford. Florida Said salewlIbe to on Silver Lake Road 10151 2) PROVIDING ZONING FOR TI4E STENSTROM, DAvISI '.Ih,TOSH ' "F ictitloyS Nm, Statute" Chapter I the highest I)erek I)odmere, who has spent sonic time bOde? bar cash in hard, P 0 Bc' 1330 UB JF C I 6 MRS ROBERT 0 BROWN PR 0 P F P T Y las 09. FlOrida Statute, *11 register the above described property as the Sanford, Florida, 32711 PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND BAIl 16751 lYE - A 1 Agriculture inside for game poaching, (lonned a Santa *.Ih the Clerk f lie Circuit Court, property of the sa Detendarts, l YFN'I OF Zone THE Icpmrk I mo.l home on a OFF ICIAL Telephone 13051 H2 2171 ri and fo' Sim'riole County Flo'idi, ('laus costume and used a ladder to climb up tititf, Said Judgment ZONING MAP AND THE CITY'S Publish Uec 14, 73, yl? lvi' acre parcel known as Lot F I upon rece P' of p'oof of the Seal Ip.ng in Section 10 & II 2032. on COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE DES 74 to the chimneys of 11cr Majesty's Prison in Pviblicultiori of thiS notce, the tic Arthur H BeCt*itil. Jr PLAN. PROVIDING DIRECTIONS O%ceola Airport Roid 101ST 21 titious name to Al broad day light. SINENI Clert of tile Circuit Court TO THE CITY GEORGE E & VALERIE CLERK NOTICE OF PUBL:C HCLP,ldG GOURMET CATERING, under By Mary Pd Darden SEVERABILITY PETERS AND OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND BAfI 1611) IE EF From his sack he scattered Christmas which we expect to engage ri Deputy Clerk LSMMI.IA, Egypt IUPI Residential PlofeSSiOnil District - FEC T lyE DATE AYE NONE PITS IN CE PTA I P4 business at Highway 434. Lorlgwood presents of cigarettes and tobacco to 200 inJerome J Bornstein. Eso To use the hollowing described A copy thaI be available at ic DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES Eg>pt today predicted Israeli i Bcrnste.n I,. Petree, A Village Shopong Center. ri the City mates Qfce of fh C"y Clerk of the City of the exercise yard below. property for prof,ssion.I offIce OF HE ZONING ORDINANCE oF f Longaood. Florida Prime Minister Menahern 17% South Court Ave 'A.nfer Springs, space I Florida - Lots & 2. Block for all THE CITY OF That the parties interested in said SANFORD As police, prison officers and soldiers in an Begin would bring concessions I Orlando, FL 32l S,anlando The Suburb Beautitut, in persons deSirn; f examine same FLORIDA busineSs are as f011O*s PubliSh Dec 73. 1977 ALL Section 1 emergency firefighting truck tried to reach 27139, at the SOythat'.t INTERESTED PARTIES to his Christmas summit with I Notice is hefeby given ha' a 5ii ' R,sto,ante DES Ill are flyjØ to attend arid to he heard comer of Palm Spning Drive ano PblC Hear .ng all be "ed at 'r. & LOiJ'l9. Inc President Anssar Sadat, but ----- -him, I)odmere stood on a chimney pot and , Center Street 101ST II THIS NOTICE i5tobepuli5 .n C,,mm'.%,cn Room n th C I Hall N-arciIi Beaie S the Evening Herald and in the JOSE PH ZOVROT NY Sadat acknowledged the peace SEMINOLE COUNTY BOA000F called down to the inmates, "Sorry, I couldn't -n tt'e City Of SJnlord Florida Dated at .t'rler Part Orange ' COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Sent.riel Star (SAl I 16751 3E - A I Agriculture both neaspap.rj Of i 7 300 Clock P N talks could break down. Crt, FIJ,da Dece'rc'.v'r or Janyar, 2 l975 1977 bring the reindeer lads. Some bloody poacher NOTICE TO PUILIC general circulation n tad City one Zone To &ll0a a kennel for the '0 cOnsider P' ç Ith Dec 23 53 Changes 9" ir md ar-eni 6. Ii Asked whether failure of the OF REQUEST time each wece for four consecutive has shot them all.'' purpose of housing greyhQund'. P-let'. tO lie loving Ordnance an 19,5 FOR RELEASE OF FUNDS ArIes pror to the tir- of th public swunut was a possibility, Siidat Lot 91. Flcrida Land & CoIon1a!iori 'be Com,'eC'ens,,e Land Use Plan OF S 113 After an hour. !)odmere agreed to come County Planning Divition "ea"rg Company Ltd ,'l B Beardall's Map 4 !he C 'y o4 Safori C I' 101(1 reporters, "Maybe, maybe SeminelNorth di it Park Avenue ------------------DATED fr-'. St! dl, ot December 01 St Josepi's. PB 1, Pg lId, , (lown and was arrested for illegally taking 10110*5 Veil) riot" There' is a most urnSanford, Floq,di 3177? Sect,on 2719 30, at tile corner 04 4 POrtion of that certain propert, cigarettes and tobacco into the prison, 135 233 4330, Cit 35.4 portant fact. Ttu,s is that we Ct, of Winter Spring'. Parc i5%y5 Avenue and Vannes Iyifl9 be'ee*n Fourth lId ThE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Street and '0 ALL INTERESTED AGEN Florida La?'., miles northwest of London. 10151 SI F I!', 5!re! ar-id between shall be very candid and we EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CUR. Holly dEs AND PERSONS Mar1 No'ton. 9 FRIESEP. SPENCER & LUND CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Averye and Maple Avenue shall put everything on the s The above named Countp *11 CIt C'erv PARTNERSHIP BAf 1 16 7$i IE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ovcooswl to be re:oned from MR 7 reQuest the US Departmenl O table." GARY E MASSEY ESQUIRE - N 1A lndustri.I& Al Agriculture Multiple Famil, Residential CIVIL ACTION NO. 77.34$3.CA-04 E Housing and Urban Development 'o Aitarronte Springs, Florida 32701 Dweil.r.gl Zones - To erect a private Sanitary In R, TI'.. Marriage District to CC 3 General 'eIi'5e Federal fund'. under lIly I treatment plant arid construction , City Altorney DONALD S PRICE CQmr-CrcaI ' Dtfrict S.d 04 th 'ov5'ng and COmmvr.it, Publish Dec 9 16 23 30 1911 an Off StreCt parking lot ano storm prcperl1 being P-ore part Petit.or.,, 0I Dv-vehopmev'lt Act of 1911 FL '3 343i cite? re!eflt,on pond to %CPtP AE2 4.2 ...,__, and iescrbp is loIhaw's PdOYl(7E UNDER FICTITIOI..S O 'hr tolio*.ng iwcec' proposed 'niustr 6 , developme' FICTITIOUS NAME PANSY A PRICE ,,'t I 2 3 6 5 tirø 0 B oct s NAME STATUTE I: 'ARGET AR EAS COY Cr 'vc' i"d t ad,acevt "C'fOy i vi" f'f 'be' A I p'cpert, . Ilesporcen' lown of Sanford Pat 9. '0 AltOS! IT MAY CONCUR', '.' U 141 1 V DC V F C OP ME III tii,(iv5 'r' P-0a;ed It tjS arid 91 'es'. at Hg 1 est W iI$ Page 62 Public R0rCl5 ;v NOTICE OF ACTION c' ',O"ce 'S P'e?yb given 'ha' "f i'QOGRAV i"1 Ati' of'.. B'cce SO ira roa. Sarifo' THE STATE Se'i' fSQl SI" riØIp County FLORIDA '0 ,'i .nder5igned lord. pyrsuin' to 'he ROOserhoen F 133 3030 5mtP' Onidi 5' V noe tt' All Dir'.,'. n r'!er,5? S D PB I Pg 55 A PAP4S'v PRICE f'c'titous WHOSE (lit Cu's Nime Sta!ile Ct'ap'er arid ('tIlCI". Jamestown '.4r"y of ill 13030 5et.r 7? 1 DICK BEADLES PEST shill have an 930 Fyrthr deIcr'be'i RE SIOEP4CE AND S'Ai L'P,i OPOcr"yn.f, 'o c I lorida Statute. CII register .lOPin%Ori H-lI 5.3023030 CON TPOL a'o hit I intend 'C 'Ci'O at tad iraning as West o' Sanford on the South sOe ADDRESS IS 29107 R0'.eaoø Alp' the Cleft of the C'rcu't Coy" LorkIant sS 0 'eg'ster sad name wtt, the Clere f 144 1 3030 ' i lnksler, V chigan 15111 between Airport Br Order of tile City Corn- 5'. c' n and to. Sem.nole Count,. F ICY,j3 ,',ineo.cIJ 5 tl,C Circuit Court. 5er note x Boytevipi a"i (Si.,.,r Road OSI A sworn Petition For County, f tt Cty of Sanforj I" D.ssolutiorr upOn receipt of pro.oI 01 the 11 Ft0y,01 Total Ar-Oyri! of C 0 ' accordance Citil 'he Of Pt Marriage I'.av.ng 14 been filpO Tar-rn' r Publication of this not'ce. tie fc Program $2'74.130 00 B VARIANCES - CC'NTINUED V0..5i0n5 of lye City Clerk regardingfhe marriage to DONALD Name Iit,OiJ% name, to Cit H' t'iiited !'ress International LEISURE An Environmental Review Record -, Sfa'jtes. To Wit F PAPvCES Section Fy01 5h CRAGIN sa.so 5 PRICE. infheC,fcuit Court .n aria Dec I) 33, It?? LEE S COIN 0 MAGIC under *tCPi respecting tIe ibOve program rlor,da Statutes ItS? hat BA Il Ii 7? i 134V Rock star RxI Stewart may have millions of for Sem.nole County, Florida the R 14 DES I I we ire engaged in buSineSS 112111, I S Dick en maC) by the abc,, nam,d Beadle'. --.. Re'. dental Zone title snore of All Ci 5 IN RE TH( Lot vs '0!! i 5tfe Rd 434 Winter Springs F 'a fans all over the world, but he certainly didn't Count, c! ci occuments t"l sole owner S'ar.ance Iron, ?S ft t % ft and a LO' MAR P AGE OF DONALD ri tfi City I vS.nter Spr,ngs .rOrtmer'tIl review of the proiect SIC ','ariand, from t.to sq tt to ".'t DC 2. 9 5 23. 1977 PP ICE, Petitioner and PANSY make any new ones on a Los Angeles -London I Orida Thi5 Environmental Review RCco' FICTITIOUS N..ME OE sQ It Ol Lot It Block A, Late DES9 PRICE. Respondent That Ih parties interested nsa Cl flight Thursday. Newspaper reports say SO' file at Itre ibOve address era t NOtiCe 1% htreby g,en that ,-.e Oats Section SarlIando Springs P9 Thp fOlIoeng )escrrCed -- ________ 4 pa'ce". ti'. nets a'e a'. follows a.a.IabIe to, Pubic e'am'flaticn engaged n Pg 7$ 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND n Sect,on 35 20 79 on j Stewart and his entourage had themselves a real propert, are also et . vets a Alar, J Pohde Snnvfo*n ,,ria op, rig upon 'PQurSI FOR Pa SEMINOLE CO1iaI Lane North Of Charles COUNTY proceeded against .t CiStelberry to * Lena N Roilde roth' little prtChristmas on board the plant', 5.t' ,, Seminole Count, will undertake ' vole Coun', FLORIDA 5'rpef 01ST 2' I' da under the PARCEL I Datedat Orlando Orange County 'C '','. nm of tilt prOleCt drtcr bed above *,th CASE NO 77 2269 CA ) P. ripping Up seats, scattering empty bottles and & H SERVICE ROC , .1E SMITH - BAi 12 It Lake VartNl H.;hlana I Ci,,?tC cr,da December 5th 1971 CO ano tii.t ee .nteno ftI(t Grant funds from the U S In Re tile Adoption yf Ii,),, ' PJD iPlanned Ui,,t to register Acld,ton atrecorded in Plat Root 4 h'yii%fl 9 l 19?? D1'( 7) 30 sad name Aitti tile garbage and generally making a racket. Says hALt v Depirtment CI Housing and Urban IlL COT To Ofvebopment 'one - Rear Yard Clere Cf 'he Page 1 PUbIC Records of Orange DES C 'ci,iit Court. Semn'inoie OeveIopmrv' 14001. under Title I NOTICE OF ACTION Stewart: 'No OUt! got hurt, so why worrv'" var.ance from 3311 to 20 ft on Lot Cc,,nty. Florida, iS LOt 19 and Count, rrOr.d. n accordance of the IlOuS'ng and Commun.ty 'I) Ada Cotta 541 vse*.va H4rit Club 10, Hyint *t beginning Soul 70 degrees EasI 97 'be 5. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT lId AND o'O'5'Qn But officials tx)k a dimmer view. British f Development Act of 1974 Seminole C "hoSe 'he Wes'csei'.ce Sect.on 3 PB IS Pages 04 ,'. unerown feet. of P-oil wetlerl, corner Lot t (t"ous Nan", FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY T3 I0 County .s certifying to HOD that W I i'd Section 'I'e 'daly., Fl!h., Sect'orr 6 21 79 on East Beresh.re s.. os run South 10 degrees EasI I) fte Airways reportedly is considering banning the FLORIDA Ford. Statutes 195? S,emnoIe(Ovnty and Dick Williams ' Bat,, GrI Co" Crc he .01ST 3 South Ii feet. North 35 degrees v'is' CASE NO. 77-2lIf.CA 09 L Scot ish'born singer from their flights, and his Sq .n ilt ofli(il dipaclly as Chairman whoSe flame âr'Cl 'as device Hygh .YacDoon,Il C VARIANCES 2? 74 feet to Poinl 01 Beginning 50 U IIIEAST MO II I GAGE Hugh MCCOmO'. 4 the Board of County Corn a'e unknown I JAMES DEZEGO composer David Horowitz WLIS arrested on a LetS beginning most Southevl, BA I Is COMPANY, a corporatjon ".Ot'5Pi D.c l 23 30 I971 4 'Ou APE HEREBY NOT IF ED r-ssoners centent to iCdept tIiq 9 IV A I Agriculture Zone corner Lot It, run North 33 degree, Lof Plantff, charge of drunkenness. !P'a a Pet.l.n for A0301'cr "as 1iir%d'cf ion of the Federal Courts if Size V.91' ance tram 4.) en West 193 79 feet. Nc,r'tts 7 teet vs DES 7% an actiOn 5 brought to enforce I , See* ng 0 adop, tP' rn'r-r , . -35 02% sq ft arid a LOf Width variance South 13 degree'., EaSI 201 01 feet (Pd INGRAM and 001101 P4Y (hid r.tDOrit.blities ri reIat,on to en am,,1 ,,00,e .v" .ou a'e "UP— 15.0 ft t 1301, on Lot I? Block Soul'. 73 degree'.. West a It teet 'is INGRAM hi'. wife, et al 'l.a ry '0 sCrye a C30y of ,our vironmn'entml reviews, decisIon Cilula .' SF6. .n Section 77 71 32 O' Pont 01 Begivv'ng I Section II DeIer,dants ,,'I'nr 3,lCnSe$ I an, t0 I mating, and iCtiOn. and thit these ri OverlOce Drive 0151 I Twnttiip 73 Range 75 Together SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD NOTICE OF ACTION *i'i'nieth respons.b.l,les have been Sal sled Bean, f STEPHEN RAY Y.OIdD COLE 5' AN with improvement'. No one doubts Bob Hope's credentials as a situate OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS thereon TO STALPIAkER Ire legal effect of thece'clification i'. hAl I lois SV & BEAN( P IA Residenlar Not,ceof PUbI,( HPaflttg PARCEL II KEN INGRAM and I' A world traveler but Thursday he was anointed whose address '5 Pt that upon its approval, Seminole Zone Rear Yard Varuance Irom 10 January II 1975 , ,4 N S71S1 ot N CIECELIA UPITERBERGER 7'i*,' Coijnly may yle the Block Grant Ore CatSelb.rr, ft 10$ 6 On Lot St. Cisa AlOma S D IdE . 04 P4W .01 Sec 7020 32. 1e55 an official Globetrotter 00 u Harlem style. The I , Residence Ilnknvoiwn 1770? Petit lurid'., and I4UD will have slfi5fued r' Pit I5 Pg 7 ri Section 3) 21 30 o 'tcr"e, The Board Cl Coun', 3) for road Further OeS'rbcol Cc" YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIF lED 74'vear•old comedian became the second befo'e 1 2th di Of i"y4', Is responsibilities undpr le 'r 'i'o"e Lane IDiST 55 I' cre?s of Scm rice Ccynt, it Cochran Road. as recorded among th.9t an ,,CtuOn 'o foreclose a mor ;t arc I.e tile org 'ô A It' tIne Plafortal (n,ironmC'nIil Pol'cy Act I F oWAR 0 S MARSHALL hold a Public hearing tQ C01"S.dr ,' lt'ie Public Records Cf SeminOle honorary member of the famed basketball tgagr on the following real properly Litre 01 lii'. Court C I'll'? be'ove of 1969 1400 will accept In Ob BAll lb 75 IV appeal against the bOard l Ad A I Agriculture CQuntv, Florida Situate IS Seminole Counby, Florida. troupe. The first: who else ? - Henry service on Pet,torer'. lection to IS approval of the release a"crney or Zone iustment .n appro'.ng a Spec a Lot Width Variance from iso Together wIN improvements cle'.ribr'd a'. follow's P-rtned'itel, of lund', and acceptance ot the Ihereaffer otrlelw Sc II to 1011 on the W 90ttof E ISO ft of S E.cept'on aith Slipylafo,,'. f .n Kissinger. hope celebrated by shooting a situate thereon Lot 7. WALDEN TERRACE a drlault w.11 be entered aga fl5I iCy certifiationonly if it'S ononeoltlte stall IriS well n an A I Agricuityi'y 71% 9 ft Of IdE '4 SW . of Section These preSents ommand according to Flat thereol as IC.' nel.et demanded in couple of basketballs with the team - from a following base'. hI That the er 'he 79 lf'55 5 HIt P # Ofi ei(Pi lOt 3$ Zone on 'fne blowing des.cr appear and tIe your answer or o'tver recorded in Plot Book IS. Page 69. of Pr".on lificatiOn casnot inlact evecuteo by 'or road Furtilef descr.b.d a'. oq'. stepladder at St. Charles Borromco det,nta or pleadng with Ihe Clerk 04 Ihe Public Record'. of SCmiISoIe ,'iiTNL 55 n-i, tnIrIC .9,0 tti Seal p4 the chlet e'e'culuve officer or CHief TP West ISO It Cl Soul's Side Drive 0151 7 the Circuit (Ort in.9nj for Semnote 130 I' County, id.9 Plo. parochial school in Los Angeles, Says the Court o December itt, Ill? Officer of applicant appro,ed by of 4 JOHN L Nd', WE IS ', '. of SE (Qunty, (SAl I 1475' FIor,da .09 Nsl, and sf'fve a cOpy has been filed against you and HUO or IbI that applicant's en 51 AL' Sct,on 36 10 37 Further des.cr P IAAA RM.Øenfial Zone newest Globetrotter: ''I've been making a lot thereof on Petitioner s atIrne, DorOthy Ingram and Le'vie Florida Arthyr H BP(CA !'i vironmenfal retlew record br tie , Ilrer Yi'd Vaniaf'vcefrom 1011 I vs Parcel SF txated Oil tt' S P4 f Mack Cleveland Jr I Investmenls a partnership You are iwole(t .ndcabes Omission Clerk 01 'he of t)askcts lately myself, and if the nc C Of a '0 (OflStri.t Screen CDCOSyre Ori LOt "dc cf S II 46 .tccrcx P-alp,, Cleveland. Mire & Bridges PC required to Serve a copy of yotr It, Jean E Alt requred decision. hinding or step P-hi". East of Geneva '01ST 70. Block D psychiatrists will just let me out S*ei'feap,r Oaks Drawer Z Sanford Florida 33771 on CrItCo defenses it any. 10 Oils applicable to the Di'pyt Clerk prolect in th Section 7 PG It. Pages 25 & 29 in Th.5 publiC hear ng CII be try betof'e the 25th dIp of Januir, ,,ct,on on SMITH AND HAYDEN. environmental review ".ti '.h Dec 9 5 7) IC 91' PIOCiSI Section 327079 on Stonebr.dq, Ilpor- 701 01 tile Scm role Cc 1975. or Olilerwl5e I default *11 be P A . attorneps for the Plaintiff. Ot,Iedt,ons must be Prepared and SIS Drive 101ST 31 Courthouse ri Sanford. Florida entered against , *tsOSC address IS 131$ Barne$t Bank submitted in accordance *ilh the S JOSEPH FOPIZO BAlI I6 Jmfluary 10. 1975. at? 90 PM .ci ,. WITNESS MY HAND AND OP Building. Jacksonville. Florida required procedure 121 CFP Part PSI 2V P IAA Residenl,aI Zone soon thereafter as pots.le FICIAL SEAL of the Clerk of the 32302. and fIle the original *ith tIle 541. and may be addressed tO HOD Lob Size vaniancefrom ll.?Xsq ft to C,rcut Court. On this 31st da, Qf Written comment5 tiled will Clerkotfheaboveslyled Courtonor at FICTITIOUS NAME ' Florida Area Oftic• Land Development Adm.ni'.rr 4 i tONI SQ ft tO create t*u building December, 1917 l)avid Lewandowski apparently never before the 3alh day of January. 1071. Deperlmertl of HouSing & U,ban P101CC 5 hereb, given Il'iat I am sites Out 0' the following described all be Considered Person'. ISeall i. Cngag otherwiSe a Judgment may be en in business at 1109 Highway Development. MI Riverside learned the old adage "Once burned, twice Arihyr If Beckwith. Jr property Lot IS arid W bearing II the PUblIc hearing w I of Lot 26, Iered againsl you Ion the relief Avenue, Altamovite S - "s Seminole PenInsular Flare, and Intard F of LOf 3$ arid all of Lot 27. Orally Clerk. ot tPi Circuit Court Hearings ma, shy," but he's riot likely to ever forget it now. jemanided ri lIe ComplaInt County, Flor di under Ilotitious Jacksonville. Florida 32701 Ob Block C. West Altarnorite Heghit'. (OntiriJed 1rpm time l t'm By Margaret L Meyers name of AMERICAN III AV EL WITNESSrny hand and the seal p1 ledliont to the release of tufldt on Section I, PB 10 Pg 69. in Section II bound necessary The 25-year-old from Providence, R.1., was n,,,,,, ,,,,, D.put Clerk laid Court On this 10th dat 04 bases other than those stated above COACHES, and Iht I ntev'id to 21 29. on Orange Stye,t 101ST II '. i available Op call ' Mack N Cleveland, Jr robbed last week, but Wednesday night the December. 1077 register sa 0 nanse *I,, the Clerk od will not b considered bs HOD No 4 CLEVELAND. MIlE & 6 THOMAS I ROSS. AGEP4' the CIrcuIt Court Seal) Semnole County, c)ect.ons received after January a. bandit showed up at his front door, all BAI I lb 711 IV .. 15 IAA Residenlial BRI DOES Board of COt'', Florida in, accordance Arthur II Beckwlh. Jr th the I75, *ilI be considered by HOD Zone . Lot Width Variance from P 0 Drawer 1 Commi',siOn,r iwovt,crn CI tie r tt'. Nan, apologies, and Sa'ing he wante(I to return the Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur H Beckwith Jr It Sanford, Flor,da 37171 10 5267 ft and Lot Sire Variance Sem'nQIe Cr',..., Statutes itt Mary N Dartler'. To WI 5t.gn las cit Cleft to the Board lrQni 11.700 SQ ft tO 9472 SQ ft to stolen money. Lewandowski let him in and the Telepf'.ovie 130% 322 1311 , D(k Wiilin,', FlOrida Statutes t9S7 Deputy Clerk Of County Commissioners ol dIvide the folIQaing four lots Into Clair man Attorneys for Pefilicyser man promptly pulled a knife, took $54 and 'ublith Dec 73. 30. 1971, un 5. I). S'g C Wayne Pralher Seminole County ttsreebuildinvg sites Lots II. IS. 16. & Publish Dec H. 30. 1077. Jan a I) PubliSh D.c 14 23. 30. 1171 & Jan 07$ Publish Dec 73. 1977 6 fled. A suspect was later arrested. Arthu, H Be(k*,th, Jr 197$ II. Block. C. West Altamonfe HeIghts 1975 )E 5 I IS DES Ill Section I P1) tO. Pg 69 in Sect,on II Publish Dec 7) 1977 DES 11$ DES 76 DES II? . - - '- CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN CHOSEN WASHINGTON- It is an article of faith, in Perhaps there isn't. Hut Lasrvnce N. Woodworth, a man most Americans never even heard of, came pretty close. Larry Woodworth, who died Dec. 7 following a stroke, was in charge of drafting President Carter's tax program. On the organization charts, he was Iistedastheassjstant secretary of Treasury for tax policy. Since assistant secretaries of cabinet departments are a dime a dcaen, the title says nothing about his significance. Nor does It really help to add that Woodworth previously logged more than 30 years on the staff of the congressional Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation. There have been other Capitol Hill aides with equal longevity. But Woodworth had no peers in this city. Quite simpb'. he knew more about the federal tax code than anyone else in the world. Not Just what was In it, but who put It there-and why. During his long years on Capitol Hill, he was the crucial link between the staff and members of the House Ways and Means Committee and their counterparts of the Senate Finance Committee. He was nobody's man, not Senate Finance Chairman Russell Longs or Ways and Means Chairman Al IJilman. He worked with both, and with ever)' other member of Congress who wanted to learn about tax policy, but he worked for the public - not for the politicians, He was not a political man, in the accepted sense of the phrase, but he understood the art of politics better than almost anyone. Time and again, he pointed the way out of Impasses that developed between the House and Senate committees, providing just the right language, the right concept to break a deadlock, Woodworth was trusted implicitly by all who V Goose Livers Banned Pri,vr" U j __________ Legal Notice Legal Notice ________ - '- ho. .. _, .'C - . I - ,%. .L''t ::.s'-n' ',,'i:! , ,,t..t '"it -' "s.':'',','. ; :i '.:,,"ct• r Ir' t7fE Bakers End Slowdown - - 1 4 : ;4ae ('hristmas r'!: ',"' . ' -,.. '•,.'. :,-'_, . Santa Comes To Jail ' ' ,' '..,,- L'. ' ': • - .: ' '" ei"s.,Ti.',':".C.'.' - - Ta I Ic s May Fa iiI - -- - '- in - ______ .. - - Legal Notice ______ '..''E'- ______ PEOPLE Ban Rock Star Stewart From Flying? _______ Hope Honorary Hoops fer --.... i__ I - -,------- - . Not Too Sorry... - - - :•; :' p S-;' ',,g', , 'C..,, - ,l - -. , :", ,-.' ..',u'.'. ,. &.'.'',,. - '.-'fv'i'' 'I, I j21 t -i ., '_ j4o'. '. -c - . ' '.'iv','. 'p "S - - '-e''. ,, ;,,!', :-'.... #.., .1"; .4 I, - -' - , I. - i. ., 1. ,'' '_,'' . I ._'"' �A-EveninQ Herald Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Dec. 23, Iffly Adventist C0M0.*USahl y( THODISY CHURCH : SHISIVINTNDAY ADVVI,TITCNUICH Celeste tIls 8 tI,R 040V It Hal Psot N#$s Rd C • 11 5 I H a "i Ham : I Npm : N i ght *e4 Prefer Stfv.to a a j, : 11 The .*~ .- IRITASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Car '! ~h ,.,W- all Pa's A,r I X Church '.': * * : - -:'~:':.:':.:~:.:r:':':.~.::::::::::::!:.:.:.:.:.: - Baptist a lI p ,.' Sri•'iri, I I 3S a,, I 34 M W,d Pca50r M,,l 1vv5l, Py,, , od .1, Congregational 5,,, S'5d'Sp SCluWSI 001affbiol; Worship Cluord, Tro.Atoll S Ham S mom 7 sop in I SI P in (HOIST 5-dI, 8" ..(e $,...'d., 5I"OSI *.d-,sda, S,',.(. .' CPiwti T.a...a *, d I.tø.' S ,',,ci IIIVICIO S II Ham • $p I $pm Np m ISPANOL ' S R II • (,,.ad •.•t '' I N p .', S Np,', , . • " FIRST CHURCH OF SHI 'OCt.'01 'O Pa5. I 4% :511 Sl am SANIORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH I 3 A.rMrlSI.l pp, )3 01110 Clls.,d * kP,Nb S 41 m Sw'da, ScP'e.I II Na m *M?.Pup $tf,,te I Pop on S.'.., I 04 m Player Uit.l'$ *Pd Dqai Episcopal P en t e costal Holy (005% .... Missionary Alliance HO, . . 46. . 34p ow I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ts Pa's £.a.'va, Sae-aacd 0' JayT Co-sma$s Pasts, oft *W,i.p S No P1 Sunday 5,%e.I Sunday S as a I, ii Ham C.'w'tI, t'a'e"$ S ISP." I 360 in Nod P'ay' S..... S 11pm . __.. AflIIRIRII$ISp,IIs,$ Jam.sP N,.I.'a.' IN. 55.0, Assembly *rsip F nm..uq *r$luip Wed WuIa, 11,610 Class Past., Ia m 7pm 11pm THE RIDEIMSI 2121 Oat A. TlMLvffiqa.Hpq, and TV Tt,,s itl.• LI, 11P154 £ R0sIs ' Sw"da, StR.I *o.slup $i.Ci K"4a.$a'SW arid Na's,., ' Pvar p.'rh.s's a md-of, - Ia5ss' 5 048 m Na." $ 94 OF m S Np m i 11pm Neser was royalty greeted wit.i lLvn..a.' CI,.,,.' Ri, •a'p.' I Lu.".', Sue-dip ScP,esl Wacitop r TI tIac P?SvIdpI less pomp and circumstance If fie could so hallow that stable, can He not hallow our homes the whole of our lis.'s) Uut 11,51 I— . ' . . PAOLACHUICHOFCHIIST Hp..a,4a*,sl HRa( T$,IW I Sod Hp, C ,a$'$ai.sls Sb, Class 5 K. m Mit.'..', *acslu'p i Kam t.a.'..'$ *acsJ5.p S Np P1 Sb', Classes. Nod I 14 p In - -- Sunday Daniel 1.30 ________ L2 , ' ((Si) Monday Daniel 2 31.49 -f' cc'?)) Tuesday Nahum 11, 15 'f' (('7)) -f' 1(1)1 "f' • '.,-a Wednesday Zechariah 9 917 (Ill) "f' (('Ti) '. Thursday Zechariah 711.77 "f" (CS)) •;. -' .... n .• ' t'aar. . '. .... Friday Zechariah 12 t•74 Saturday Zochar:ati 3 'f' (It'll 'f (dl) 1 YRo"$P4p'i Tiosdi1 1 "' - FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff CELERY CITY THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance P5tr S Na In IS Nan. There will be only one worship service on Christmas Day at First United Methodist Church of Sanford and it will begin at 10:30 am. Sunday School will be at 9:30 a.m. Pre sb yte rian (0 0 1 "kt SN5T F R .A', ' ' 0 ,, H., 1 3 Vi '.' Ao'.' p (H,,k( I... V.', 0 Vt.' .0 ,• ,, ,. PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS Messiah Lutheran Church, 17-92, Casselberrv, will hold a Christmas Day worship service at 11 am with the Senior Choir singing 'The Child" by held with narration by Dr. J. Donald Lynch. Choir director is Mrs. Lillian James and organist, Mrs. Ruth Carr. ' ' II'Sl P II '• lo - • ,,., A• I ¶5' 'R'l P • I• '•' V.,. -9 Apis.' ( O.,to -' $115.01 'I AO.sn t and Er'nplo'/s GREGORY LUMBER PRINTING CO., INC. of Sanford DEKLES' HAPPFI I GULF SERVICE L J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E C ElseaandStaft The Youth Club Choir of Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford, will sing at the 10 a.m. Choral Eucharist Sunday. Incense will be used in the service. The Holy Cross Parish office will be closed from noon today until Tuesday morning. .• A. •.'AIi, 'Oil' '01'..'' ¶5 WlA'O(Hl.'I A .,. A.. a... "a', lj, • l S ,..' 5. - ,.. $ II a S,.da, C"'.' 5' "c,' ' 0O90 &. H. P,a,. Aid C '3 4 I', • P1 ' flVDl V Beet s*Jcstnrn TRANSMISSION Mel Dekle and Employes David Beverly and Staff FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First Downtown Sanford Don Knight& Staff staff WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr and Mr SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO,,INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Prairie i...ake Baptist Church, 415 Ridge Rd., Fern Park. will have a "Birthday Party" for Jesus during the morning worship service on Christmas Day. The service will begin at 10:30 instead of 11 as is customary. After the "party" the combined choirs will present a cantata. 'Carol of Love," All Souls Christmas Masses .juaiu 14 & SR-46, Sanford 323 4080 I' Christmas Day Masses at All Souls Catholic Church, Sanford, will be celebrated at 8 a.m., 10:30 am. and noon. From Dec. 26 through Dec. 31, Masses will be celebrated at 9a.m. only. WINN-D IXIE STORES - anrf Pm In r..i, 0"U r.mpuoyes Services In Slovak And English SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY GOD AssmbJ of God. ISIS $ live; ASSEMBLY OF F.,I BAPTIST AR?SS(S SipI.sl (INC.'. Ov..$s Cai,acy Baptist CSIwc*.Cry'$l.I.a.$k., Lobo Mar, Cissal.su, Baptist Clue.'. 77$ $.n,e-.Ia 55.1 Ca.'ual Sapt.st Cluweli, till ON Ave ('Solves. First Baptist Clii...,., M.1i5.e-ar, C.'VCI. 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(.t ri is On Christmas Day the Slovak festival worship at St. Luke's Lutheran Church of Slavia will begin at 8:30a.m. and the English Festival worship with administration of Holy Communion at 10 am. Festival Worship SEVENTH DAY ADVINTIST F.'i1La., 5..,.'.' Di, Ad,a.I$,5l (s,i He-p 17$ ,.,t I (,. 5,iili £d,,l,sl (.',i(.' a, A'im.'. 5. ,, iaIe,d S4,•ilPl Da £d,ie-$,5 (S'I, TIP, & rn 5p.•.s Si,i,.' Oa, Ad.ioI,,I C.','s ITS Rd Ma,5 Nil 5i.$?lI day Ad.,',sl (.'u,c.'a, S Sl?$Ocd CPIvlwiIa Cimm,,,,, (i,,,I, Oli'n, M,ISIed,sl Patio *csl.,..' Mo$5.4ft RI £5 * at Pa.ia St Jam., A U I SM' al C,prns M. via MI Cipec.' 54 (inviis ClIp SR(, S.i.daII SOS SR-NI SI Ua.,'s A U I (.'.,i.' St RI I'S otu. SI PpeI' USI.'.d,,I (P9p(1, Oslo..' Rd IAl.p'.s. SIalP,.d M.m.,,II Ciwitlu, 5 0.5.', I.e-aMa U.s,Ii'd 5',It.st (II,.,chl SR 4)40.41 1 Lift5.*.4 DoOSsac Civic.'. Ov..W..i 0.. C54W4b4.nv It $7 'No. I in my work is meeting these people's spiritual needs, Keyes said. But you can't go in an old cold shack and talk about love and God and get them to listen to you. You've first got to take care of their physical needs." He flipped through the day's Keyes is most widely known for his annual Christmas parties throughout the remote generation after generation facing the same perils. "There's only one way to remedy ignorance and poverty and that's through education," Keyes said. "Some of the parents are very rebellious about their children having an education." "I've been ambushed, tied to trees and had liquor poured on me," he said. "The only way to reach some people who are so suspicious of outsiders is through the child." Each summer he brings children from the mountains to Camp Joy In Hickory where they stay for 10 days. They are given nourishing food, a medical examination and new clothes. "It's a little bit of heaven for them," he said. Keyes said his organization, the Parson of the llill.s Foundation, has a non-paid board of directors and "operates on faith. 'We don't have no backing from any organization, he said. "It's carried on by concerned people all over this countrj. We don't beg for money." 1 liii """"•""•" i. '_ - ' V . ' _' -14 V , fr. oof s 1 , .S"' . - • il , . A -. KINDERGARTEN Tammy Warriner played the part of Mary In the nativit scene for the patients at the Good SINGS AT HOME Samaritan home in Sanford sshile pupils from the - I- Services On Christmas Eve ' ..*&. - S I ji ,_,,, _i' - - . - :: . j .00 -lie • 4., a,' . A Live Nativity scene will be presented tonight and Saturday beginning at 7 p.m. in front of the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, on 17-92 north of Sanford Plaza. j'resbyterlan Christmas Program J14 The only worship service on Christmas Day at First Presbyterian Church of Sanford will be at 11 a.m. All Church School classes will meet in the fellowship hail for a special Christmas Day program. ) ) Pinecrest Elementary School kindergarten class sang ('hristmas songs. The children presented gifts of fruit to the elderl residents, "'': ' -: Christians will gather at educational building. First Presbyterian Church of Christmas Eve services Prairie Lake Baptist Church, Sanford will hold a Christmas Saturday at many area chin'- 415 Ridge Rd., Fern Park, will Eve service at 5 p.m. led by the dies to sing carols by can- have a candlelight Lord's Senior High Fellowship. dlelight and observe Holy Supper service at 7 p in First Baptist Church of Communion. Grace United Methodist Ovledo will hold a candlelight Messiah Lutheran Church, Church, Sanford. will hold a service centering around the 510 N. Iliway 17-92, ("asse1berr candlelight .wr'ace at 7 31) P m . observance of the Lord's will celebrate conimunionatan featuring organ music by Supperandthesingingo(carob 11 p.m. and the Senior Choir Patricia Perkins. beginning at 5:30 p.m. and will present "A Cluld of Hope" Redeemer Lutheran Church ending at 6:10 p.m. by Smith and "The Holy City" by Adams. Pastor L. Franklin of Sanford will hold a canHoly Cross Episcopal Church Dorton will speak on "A Child dielight service at 7:30 p.m. of Sanford will hold a carol St Luke's Lutheran Church Born to be King." service at 11 p.m., Saturday, The United Church of Christ, of Slavia will hold a carol followed by a Choral Eucharist SR 436 and Forest Avenue, sece at 7 p in at 1110 p.m. Altamonte Springs, will hold Christmas Eve services at 7:30 " , P.M.. I family worship and caroling in the main sanetuaryi, 10 and 11 p.m.. 41oly Communion in the historic Altamonte Chapel, UCC.) Good Shepherd Lutheran Church will hold a candlelight and Communion service at 11 ikii ',, p .m. .:- HOLINESS CHURCH HELPS FAMILY The ('0ithy Jackson center), supervisor for Youth Programs. Inc. in Seminole County accepts box of groceries donated for a needy I'll family by the missionary department of the Free Will Holiness ('hiureh, Sanford, Presenting the food were Hilda Mitchell (left) department president and Bishop ItIit)v Wilson, pastor. Light ' First United Methodist ERIC L HARROW Sanford Alliance ('hutch , ' - ' - Yet on Christnias Eve ewers will see Billy (;rItiaiui It as an internationally known erg)man, but as a husband, ther and grandfather who - Q. .-,- ' ~ ~, I 51 '"155. ' - -", . - ,,, - , I - ,, ,,i?'t' ¼ ,' - .'U% ,,* ,-- Mi v.5,5. - :-• , a - "'• ;"l 'I , , - . .'- I. %Z Iss'Ar ~t~ .%Al -' . - . / I. -- ."riiLs the iiio* special night of the year aroun(i the l'hristnias tree' with niernbers of his farisily, his "Team" family and his friends, The Gratuinis are inviting television viewers across the country to join them for ", F'aniily ('tiristnias," an how" long ('hristnias Eve Special, which can be seen Dec. 24 at 8 pits, over WF'TV ('Ii. 9 Taking place' far from crowds, vast choirs amid stadiums, this Program presents Billy Graham before an open fire as he reads the great Bible story of ." ~ i; t '',,.: "1 S . ______ It '5, a - 4 ' C 4' - Mly Graham Has TV Special It has been said that Ihlh raham's in one of the world's est known faces. In the United tates, the, Gallup Poll conS stently finds him high on the st of nationally recognized ersons, and millions of ,lcvision viewers know lion as ic inspiring evangelist who ruiches to throngs in the imiliar setting of crusade I (::", .. , ','7.'.,,' ;l,,"o - thinking of that first ("hristnias, will remember the Star of Bethlehem. and will think of the miracle of its leading the Magi to the place' where the young ('hrist Child lived. But in fact, the niir,scle of that star pales into insignificance before the greater miracle - that in a manger the greatest event of il ..I -,,,_ 'I - form and became the LIGHT light candle's and conclude the OF THE WOHU). . a Light Service by singing carols in the which shines through the' church patio darkness of human misers - a All Souls Catholic Church in Light that darkness can never Sanford will celebrate a Midput out. a Light that was to night Mass on Christnias Eve change the very course of t and there will be no 7 p ni vigil. human his history. - . a light that I. ommunisy U nited Methodistt w as, and is, able to penetrate Church Hiway 17-92. the innermost recesses of the ('asselbet-r', will hold a canguilty human heart and bring dle'light comniunion service the Light of life where there had beginning at 730 P m been only despair and death. Rolling lUlls Mora. ion I trust this season will be a hurch will hold the traditional tune of great blessing to each of Christmas Eve Candlelight you. Behind all of the beautiful l.ovefeast at 4-31) and 730 P 01 lights and decorations we tis Ascension Lutheran Church, Joy,may we see Him who is the Overbrook l)rist'. ('asse'lbe'rrs, Light of Life. w II boll two identical Christmas Eve Candlelight st'rvict's at 7 and 9 pm on the theme, "The (;real Glad Tidings Tell" The pastor, ili'sthe birth of Jesus to his faitul% Gerald Seaman will speak on and those viewing at home. "An untraditional Christmas Sermon." Youth of the church Johnny Cash is on hand to tell will carry the candlelight a story abuut the birth of a baby theme outside with 250 in a brawling mining Camp in luminaires lighting the church the old 's%ed and (0 sing a yard ChrLstznas duet with his wife, First Christian Church June. TV's Norma Zuiuiie'r 1 Disciples of Christ I will ob' sings "0 Holy Night"; Graham serve its customary candlelight Team members Cliff Harrows, Communion service at 7:30 M)rtle H and George p in Appropriate scriptures for Beverly Shea go caroling in a the carol singing will be read b 511014-cos'ered country town Grace Sauers, Jane Pain and with the vibrant young singer, Maxine Marsh. Following the Evie Tornquist and the Ralph service there will be a can. Carriiihael Chorale. dielight procession into the new , - The congregation will During reflection im tht',' busy days - on the coming of the Christmas season again, and on all that the Incarnation really means I have be-irs struck again by the fact of how blessed you and I are to live (Iri Ins side of the Christmas event Me Old Testament prophet xnnls out that those who lived xfore the Advent were "people sho sat in darkness" looking or an event to come and 'aiting patiently for the ullness of Wile. Weare the people upon whoii w wonderful Light has shined! I uppose that many of u, _ -. ' Church of Sanford will hold a candlelight Communion service beginning at 7 p in There will be special music by the chance! .L_._ __1 unoir an d a useintation by U'ie human history occurred when associate minister, Rev. Scott God Himself took on hum.s Harms Of The World B -- :.' 4 ' Birthday Party For Jesus WILSONEICHELBERGER MORTUARY F unics' I W'ki'n ,sr'd tf' SANFORD INN "B o f these clilwn out 1CX come of this poverty and come back to help their le I think I've accomplished something,' he said Choral Eucharist H'rlj Stencitrotri ond and Employes it? ' February or March. Education is the key to breaking the cycle that has N.'. , , STE NSTROM REALTY PUBLIX MARKETS flw larger "Christmas on the became so " t popular many "undeserving" people were grabbing gifts. Keyes now has smaller parties and hands out the gifts Ow)' to those who have been screened as having a real need. d "You've got to have lots of patience," he said. 'Sometimes you want to throw up your hands and say 'God is it worth Choir Sings At Messiah ,, -4.. 5"-. CHRIST UNITID YI?5$ODIST CHURCH 7,1.',' 0... 5.'a"â(,l,, i, oa . , o Sa'' Pa,',' S.,'da, SO.00l I ISa m V0,0.,, A$%.' p 34 a P1 VYl )44S.. ' :4 0 m I . As.ti.p ' & I So' ' ). a Al.,sda, Mi,n$, P'a,,' G'snp L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida - "I've had to actually dodge bullets to mini st er to this group of families," said the gentle preacher with silver hair and gray, bushy eyebrows and mustache. stack of mall containing requests, Keyes will receive more than 2,000 requests this year all(]will be able to reach about 800 families Many of the mountain roads are impassable in December and he continues his Christmas parties until Holiday Schedule - ' The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fl. Howard H. Hodges and Staff Keyes, known to thou.san(is of people in the mountain hoflosss as the 'Parson of the Hills," said the problems of the sometimes clannish people are little imprused since he P%'v,ari his "calling" as a teen-ager. There's no end to this thing,' said Keyes, 59. '1 travel the pig path trails searching for another child or old woman or man that I can be a help to." And it hasn't always been easy to approach sortie of them, particularly a group of residents on Hell's Mountain in areas of i'ersnessee. North Carolina and Virginia. He collects clothing, food, candy, fruit and toys in the (all and makes several treks into the mountains to deliver the goods to needy families, He gives the people warm clothing or food and each child receives a 'treat bag" of candy and fruit plus nice gifts, not junk." Keyes preached to chickens in the back yard of his Wed Jefferson home as a 5-year-old and delivered his first sermon at age 8. Six years later he began preaching on the streets of his hometown where he gained lame for a strong stand against moonshiners - one of the most popular professions in the area . lie sold peanuts and used profits to buy candy for needy mountain children and for the past 22 years has had the more formal Christmas parties. ' Sba. 51,4, GRACI UNITED MITHODIST CHURCH Aip.$ Il,d I *5v4a'.d 0' Ri, 9,049 G.'d',. Ciu.i Sclus.a $ Y.?lbM *SVSC'p I NA I I a m MYF 5 n pm P,api. $ 8.600 $l4 '1 N a Nvi,qy P,.,..' e.' all hi!1 - PrRCAn#f.d Tonight will be the last night for the Living Tableau on the lawn of Rolling Hills Moravian Church on SR 434, Longwood, The tableau will be presented at 7:30 p.m. with a cast of 40 youths and adults. This was the fifth year for the Living Tableau under the direction of Don Owens. rk h IJU F -. Methodist Of course' Consider again and again the mracle of His barth It" Christmas to welcome anew the Christ child in sour hear*, .. • - chia." Virginia. I& , Tableau HICKORY, N. C. 1 UPl - For the past 40 years the Rev. Charles A. Keyes has been fighting the hitter winter weather to bring warm clothing and Chri,stznas gifts to the "forgotten people of Appala. Twes ST LUKPILUTHIIA$ CHURCH SRIUIRed awl Rd O,,0401 SIa,,ai I,, jo j kv(Pli ,I Past., SWe-di, schooIl $ CIa *si.p5a,,.c, S NI II Ham N, ma,,,$a,., a Ci',st,.', 5($a.I R4S".' 'Rt.v$i I',.' G'.ao His king Spirit brightened the most ordinary and commonplaiet.sss of the da ....,,. '•' )IIIO,Ia,sd.O, 1153 a, Am.,,tai list thr "tmo So God sent His Son to light up our hearts and minds with Has [) .ne Pr'sF'n' '$" 'p,. *,..'.,,', Na 0000 SHIPHIIO My)Because man could not raise himself t o CHURCH OF CHRIS? $17 Pa,.' Attalla Fred 5..',, tae-is$ I t Na UMAll *SrSRp II Na ,', I..sg S.'.,ce e Np m Ladies S,bC Class. Yw,sda, s..' WPdA.$4a, SIC. Class 11pm , FIRST PISaTACOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 25)2 Sa,'.,d A,..,, %4.So,4 R..ald R."ia,d' V 'Of.'j *$.Ii.p :a t,,'n Noisop ' s.: L UTHERAN CHINCH ] - No royal salute was fired to announce His artisal - only the braying of th.' in their stalls was beard CHURCH OF CHRIST IN Palm 5YMs Of .. S.-., LUTHIRAN CHURCH OF __ 0. the holy night, the Christ child was born to an unknown cir;"r!'r ,,rid 7'.,, .1,. in Bethlehem -- fly iiMpødiM) '$51 Sai.i,saRd Is. R•b,?1 I CIa,.' U.'I,ed MWA$g P,.a,e-*• 5Iart of 11 Sve-Iiy Sc'.., I'50.5$ SIf5ca Nil I.. Sb4• I P115i. iii. S _ ...4 No palace physician attended the Pnnce of serving mad FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF ____________________ __________________ : • A. 4 A 5', 5'.1, (.-,,, o•, V..' Living '( . j. . to O'l'a Se..., No. I 5.' C.,a. m . . .. i.?? i ji 11051 HINtICOSTAL (,.ijp(n or LONOAOCC Lutheran . No line linens were prepared for the mother no cr'h for the E.1bt' and the manger were theirs, .ss., 1W1 : ed Prayer Sac.,c• - •',',,.,?$,, . Church Of Christ 10 - -. 0.. a : :3 a m Cm,.'.' cri 55I (P' 11011 U91 College and Career Night will be the emphasis for the 6:30 p.m. Wednesday prayer service at First Baptist Church of Sanford. This service will be led by College and Career Youth of the church. Special participants are: Dan Mcintosh, Vic Richburg, Tom Smith III, Bonnie Austin, Brenda Caldarelli. Betsy Longwell, Cindy Smith, Frank Mebane, Lewis Dorton, Wendy Walker, Robin Hodges and Dean Barley, who will give the 114 message. - FIRST SAPTIST CHURCH OF OSTEIN CNN. D.,st Rd & 51411 Is , -' H,., AA ,-1II ,. Sa,c,dA,. '; Christian & "Christmas For Christ" a special worship service will be held at First Baptist Church, Sanford, Sunday, at 10 am. a special music number, "Wise Men Still Adore Film," by Good, will be sung by Ellis Osborn and his daughter Patti. Following the message, "Emmanuel" by the Pastor, Dr. Jay T. Cosmato, the service will be concluded with a candlelighting as the choir and congregation join in the singing of Silent Night, Holy Night." rn ill. CHURCH OF GOD 0 Ha',,, 5'd., S(PM,I - II Ham II Ham 7 Npm ''a Church Of God IS 11. ,ri , Oi 10.1 ',40v1 I : SANFORDALLIANCE CHURH C 1111$ Pa,b PALMETTO AVINUI $•,,S,,• SAPTIST CHURCH I,•( L Di".. Past., Dli P.51s$1 Ave meall vaiday $ • Rev R.vm..dCrNI.. 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Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • - P - I 114 Sc' I, 5' I e— Palatkais ' Manure Bowl -- 'For The Good Ole BoYS' 11.LATKA UlI - The crowd won't be as big as the one at the Rose Howl and media coverage may be limited, but that won't diminish the thrills and excitement at the 15th annual Manure Bowl Jan. I T-shirts advertising the game are selling briskly in this northeast Florida community, a radio station has announced it will broadcast play-by-play arid a je ek'r has donated a goldplated trophy for the winner. The Manure Bowl - it gets its name because it's played at a cow pasture six miles southeast of Palatka — was first played on New Year's Day 1963 bygroup a of children whose parents were busy watching the better known bowls on TV. 'All (tie adults sat around and watched the TV bowl games," said Mrs. Ruth Richter whose son, Steve, is one ot the partkiants. The children would rather be participating, so (tie) started their OWO football game and it just grew and grew." Mrs. Richterrecalled how the main event at those first Manure Bowls when (tie players 'ert still youngsters usually 'fame alter the game. A crowd of about 300 is expectedthis oyear t Skills rene w their watch the Shirts and Skin rivalry. The bowl is also it community least and beerdrinking festival. and Mrs. Richter added. 'We'll have barbecued chicken. pork and venison." They used to have their big fight alter the game and throw cow dilps driei manure one another,"she caid "It's just a bunch of goxl ole boys, having a go ale time," said Lou Cameron, girlfriend of one of (lie players. BY DONNA FSrF..S Herald Staff Writer $ Women Serving 6 1 Si On i Hrd's 28 Not Enough For Lions C S 'I c: Title To Jones, Semin ole Third I Notre Dame Revisited? 'W C overnment Advis ory Boards - l W" 1IsGEOR(;ET. RIBBON III the Lions home with a 6-3 record. NEW YORK ' U 19 - Ihe attornt' for tine of the three football Seminole, beaten by Oviedo involu'd in the Arkansas crisis says this one isn't at all Oviedo liighfound rocks in its the night before, saved a like Notre Dame's messy scandal three sears ago, and if that's stockings Thursday night in the measure of respect by bumping the case. Why is ever) Dod) trying to ssseep the Whole thing under championship game of its own off Lake Howell, 6449. the rug' holiday basketball tournament Lester Wright and Oscar 4. Something of a pall fell o'.er most of South Bend on 174 when it at Seminole Community Daniels, Jones' one-two punch, + came to light that a woman had complained to the sheriff's office C o llege were too much for Oviedo on she had been raped by sne Noire Dame students in one of the Jones of Orlando was the this night, combining for 45 dormitories of the school. culprit, shocking the host Lions points Although the woman swore out no formal complaint, Noire into 91.65 submission, sending Wright Was named the Dame officials conducted a hearing regarding the incident, after tourney's most valuable player. which six of the team's football players were cleared of criminal lie scored 22 in the finale. charges, as far as the school was concerned, but drew car's Gary turd, a unanimous allsuspension for violating the school's dornhitor) code forbidding tournament selection, led ' -visits by Women. Oviedo with a game-high 2 The pattern on the Arkansas' affair is strikingly similar. Plan Given points. --On Wednesday, Arkansas Coach Lou Holtz suspended three of Seminole's David Craig and has offensive s'arters. running backs Hen CoWins and Micheal Lake Howell's Stan Adams Forrest and wide receiver Donny Hobo, and said they Would not To Rozel le JJ • rounded out the all-tournament play in the Orange Bowl game against Oklahoma on Jan. 2. WASHINGTON UPI - NFL. team. •.i . The obvious question was What were they being suspended for, + Craig had 21 paints in his Commissioner Pete RozeUe has bit Holtz would not proside any reason. + r me to make before him a proposal from a team's victory, backed by The players will not play in the football game. Fr . sports consumer group for a Kenny Brown's 15 points. afl) other statement concerning this sit'iaton would be unfair to Adams paced winless Lake the players," is all that the Razorbacks' coach would say. Later, system of limited videotape , replays of controversial calls in Howell with 13 points. s' -I. an Arkansas spokesman added, "There were no legal problems, football games. no law violations" j0NES Bvron I vl.r gill 22, . In a letter to hloxelle, Peter All three of the suspended players are black. John Walker, Harrison 7 . rIiq,Ø S. Danels 23. Gruenstein, executive director San I Been II ft%h 2. Rodtd generally regarded Arkansas' leading civil rights law>er, of F.A.N.S., outlined a plan in 2 To'alt II 9 II II representing ('owins, one of the Southwest Conference's leading L OvIEDO P4d 21r Meter 7 which each team would have + ground gainers, and he claims the statement made by Holtz eelsnger 10. Wil'. 3. Roland 7. II the right to call for three suggests the players engaged an crwunal conduct. th 7. Gould 6, Dtvf e% 6Anderson AROUND Winners from the recent Flagship Bank of Sanford Golf Tournament at Ma lair RA "The students have committed no crime," Walker told me on videotape replays during the t Total% fl lii 65 Country Club accept their awards. Left to right are Mary Ann Willia ins. Iiria iii 14 It It 3—" course of the game. Officials Jones the phone from Little Rock. "Our position is that the decision of Oviedo I. i Andrews and Carol I"are!la. Andrews beat out Williams on the First sudden death —ss would watch the replays on Coach Holtz is totally a arbitr ry and unreasonable." Team foul'. Oeo to Jones Ii hole in the match play tournament at May fair Country Club. sideline monitors hooked up to Fouled out none Holtz obiously needed to find a way he could explain his S(M1PiOLE - Brown IS. Crag 21 the network television cameras suspension of those three players without bringing down the roof W001 fl5 4 BeilO Pi(k'. tO Lane, 4 + and make a final decision. on him, them and the university T"oma'. 3 C,imo, 0, P4eIm'.7 Pfa,cs Gruenstein's plan suggested 7 So nobody at Arkansas is talking For the record. anyway. The 2 (11,(k0 TO'I'. 24 16 II that teams which use up all of '1 school officials aren't talking and the players aren't talking, LIKE HOWELL - Adam'. 15 their replay options would also although the friend of one of them is being quoted as saying the IS %e'.ttroci. have the alternative of using three of them are through at Arkansas and are heading for . sas & ompscn one of their three timeout,s each McPer'.on 0. infer'. 0. Mura' 0 ississippi. Total'. 21 710 49 half to request an additional S,m''.ol, There are all kinds of stories circulating around Fayetteville 3 11 Is— 64 B Called Press International Coach Marcel Pronovog. - 'If two goals by Hick Kehoe and fantastic game, a super replay. Like Howell today. The one that keeps surfacing most has to do with an IS I Il—a, you're behind, 3-1, going into one by Wayne Bianchun. Gil until then," said Teem rout'. - Late Howell I . episode, which occurred in one of the dormitories early Tuesday He said such a system would m,noJe 12 Fouled ou t - West The Buffalo Sabres scored the last minute and a half and Perreault scored his 24th goal Coach Johann) Wilson evening, "reduce the kind of crucial br ook two goals in the last 1:41 you tie, you have to be happy. I for Buffalo in the second period. Elsewhere on the NIH.. ti. According to one Razorback player, a couple of girls were in the officiating mistake that 0C Thlirsda) night to tie the Pitt' never give up hope. I was period. New York Idslandcrs t'i dormitory and there was some "clowning around," between them cia-red in the New Englandgetting ready to pull the sburgh Penguins, 3-3. On Robert's game-lying goal, Louis, 6-3, and l4i' and sonic of the football players. But one of the girls felt the fun Baltimore game," when Colts' Superstars Eye That was the easy part. goaltender when we were the right wing skated past blanked ('tucago, 4-4i was getting a little out of hand and called campus security The quarterback Bert Jones apThe hard part was getting to behind two goals." defenseman Cohn Campbell In the only Whl.\ . university's Department of Public Safety reported an attempted parently fumbled a ball but it Bahamas Trip the game— the Sat1res devoted Pittsburgh had taken a 3-0 and beat lit'rron. ('in c n n atI d'- f ' + rape at 6:30 p.m. but said the girl, who wasn't identified, didn't was ruled dead. most of 'Thursday trying to get lead in the first two periods on "He Herron was playing a Indianapolis, 4-I choose to press charges NEW YORK UPI "FANS.' replay option is Four to Buffalo from Detroit where Fayetteville Police Capt. Bud Dennis confirms the university's practical and inexpensive," players currently involved in they played Wednesday night Security Service called turn that evening asking that Cowins. Gruenstein said. "It would not National Football League The Buffalo International Forrest and Hobo be picked up for questioning relating to "an appreciably slow down the playoff competition-Tony Airport was snowed in, so their incident on campus," but says that somewhat later his depart- game. It would, in many cases, Dorsett of Dallas, Walter flight was diverted to Syracuse. ment received another call instructing it to cancel the pickup eliminate inequity. Payton of Chicago, Alan Page From there they took a bus the to (,,c "o Sanchez 00 0 31 I' because the three had been located. Buffalo. Consolation frustration and anger on the of Minnesota and Franco 2 11100 IE 11' Or Th ur sday, the University of Arkansas held a two-hour part of the players, coaches and Harris of Pittsburg - will FOURTH— I Oguic Zac'. ID Hone Robert scored with 1:21 East hearing much the same way Notre Dame did three years ago. The fans that resulted from the compete an the semifinals of 1 00 2 Pa', JeIt. 9 4)) 7 i'D 3 ORLANDO SEMI P4ULt ('.51 ,n Coil t Domn. the remaining on a 15-fool shot to A'jsna (lc,:a ISO 0 17 I ' three players attended along with Holtz, Broyles, Walker and the THURSDAYS RESULTS tifcw,n *3 R ier Cc 'phantom fumble' call an the Superstars competion at a' mo 0 It N C Dcbn%n AA,' school's attorney. Al the end of the meet in g, un iversity officia ls Colts-Patriots game, or similar Freeport, the Bahamas, in five Buffalo its tie, FIFTH - I Mndna Abel 14207 70 FIRST-. I Larr Arena 7160 His goal came only second.'. slam,uiOn t'? 01 (c II said the) were not reinstating the players ID 2 San' Arcs 1170 6 M 3 tO controversial judgment c al ls January, it was announced after Buffalo rookie Ric ,, a,'a AIberd 100 120 3 ttofsua SO 5'c., Scaling I' Ari,r 112 0 6 71 00 y Nothing was ever said about why they were suspended. 00 Thursday. 35 5760 P scan 77 Gias'.boro made in the past." Herald Correspondent a '4 Vi ,. e o Re p I a y iiingwood AA, closed, 8 p.m.. Rolling hills Moravian (liure'h, SR 434 Young Adult Club for Singles. 9 p. ,m. Orlando (;ardt':i Club, 710 F: Rollins St. .s%-n:IUMY, flF:CESIHEII 24 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p iii., 1201 W. First St 11' asselberry AA, closed, 8 p, m, Ascension Lutheran '+ ' ' -. ' '. + ', Was credited with a fluke goal Marquette Knocked Off By Louisville, 6 1-60 ByUnitedPressInteratIonal Finals in both the men's and women's superstar competion will be held the latter part of January and February and will be shosvii on national televi:on. on a shot from behind the net that went off a Pengiuns' defenseman past Pittsburgh goalie Denis Herron. "I'm happy," said Buffalo '' )oi 0 I , SECOND— I Ogv.ta Quota 20 80 IS SO S 10 7 P'a San c hez 7 40 120 I Ac3,ana Arc 350 Q 1 6) 6370 P 6 i. lit 10 00 tse, i ii - THIRD— I ECPCrO Aran. 15 so 72 5 00 2 P ra 0. ole 4 20 1 60 Frazier: 1 5000 But Not 25,000 Butch Lee, who led the' Wilmore' Fowler compared Warriors with 22 points, Arkansas to top-ranked Ken' "When you go to Louisville brought Marquette back from a tucky, the only other team to and lose by one point, there's 31-30 deficit earl)' in the second defeat the Jayhawks this year. nothing to be upset about," said half, scoring two baskets and "Yr u can't compare Marquette Coach hank dishing out three assists as the Ark? .sa.s and Kentucky," he Raymonds Thursday night Warriors took a 4645 lead with said, "but I think Arkansas is By United Press International usual tonight," said Smith, third straight victory. For the after his Warriors were upset, 11:42 remaining. better." "and I was more aggressive. Bucks, Brian Winters and "You can't stop Butch Lee, 61-60, by the 10-ranked CarSouth Carolina, down by eight After 15,000 career points, Tonight was just my night." Marques Johnson led the way dznajs. but we did a pretty good job on points with live minutes to play, Walt Frazier as beginning to The victim of Smith's out- with 16 points each. "I've been ranking them the rest of them," said tied the game on a goaltending grow weary. burst was Bob McAdoo, the third or fourth all year long," Louisville Coach Denny Crum. call to force overtime then When asked about trying for game's leading scorer with 35 Jazz 13 I 'sets 110 Pete Maravich fired in 28 With the Warriors in the lead defeated USC, 65-56, in the 25,000, Frazier smiled and points said Hay monds, who is a points and dished off 13 assists, member of UPI's Board of for the first and last time of the opening round of the Carolina replied, "No way, no way" "lie got the low position, and while Gall Goodrjcti scored 20 night, Darrell Griffith, who led Classic, Coaches. Then, after a bit of thought he that's where we don't want points to lead the Jazz. Rick Wilson hit two free all scorers with 23 points, hit a Curtis Strange scored 24 added, "1 hope not, anyway." turn," moaned McAdoo. K ings 113, Bulls 110 throws with 11 seconds left to jump shot to put his team back points and Kansas State outClyde, as New York fans used Jim Chones and Austin Carr lift Louisville over the on top. He then added eight scored North Texas State, 144, to call him, poured in 23 points Otis Birdsong's 15-footer with previously undefeated points in the final rune minutes in the final minutes (or an W71 Thursday night to lead the backed Frazier and Smith with 23 x'Corids remaining lifted Warriors, rated No. 2 an this of play. HE also connected on victory. Cavilers to a 112.100 victory 16 paints apiece while Spencer Kansas City. The Kings held a 10-o146 of his field goal atweek's UPI poll. Elsewhere. Rutgers rocked over the New York Knicks. He Haywood was contributing 20 100'-101 lead with 2:30 left in the 'The car&nais posted their tempts. Manhattan, 91-76; Virginia went 74or-30 from the field and p0111(5 for New York. game but six points by sixth victory against one loss "It's not good for one player Tech nipped Vanderbilt, 76.75; Wt on 94-10 free throws to Elsewhere in the NBA, Chicago's Mickey Johnson cut before a capacity crowd of to be scoring that way, because Villa nova hammered eclipse the 15,000 mark, a Feat Detroit clubbed Milwaukee, the lead to 109-107 before Bird16,433 in Louisville's Freedom the defense can adjust," said Duquesne, $-70: Providence accomplished by only 26 other 118-102, New Orleans drubbed sonç'i clinching goal. Hall. The Warriors, defending Griffith. "But after a while edged California State- players to date, New Jersey, 131.110, Kansas Soics 132, Celtics fl NCAA chamM fell to 5.1. Wilson's pair of free throws gave Leuisville a 61-2 lead Rick Wdm stierted hitting and Bakersfield. 72-70; Lotlisians we did all right-" While Frazier wu grabbing City edged Chicago, 113-110, Corning off the bench to score a 99. Pistons lie, Bwks 102. 16 rebounds in the scond hall as scored 27 points as Arkansas Athletes In Action upended season-high 14 paints, including Bob Lanier scored 29 points Seattle notched its fifth straight scored on a hook shot with two topped Kansas, 78-72, MIchigan, 106.05, and Stanford 12 In the final quarter. and John Shumate added 21 to victory and dropped Boston's seconds left to end the scoring. Kansas' Freshman guard tipped Rhode Island, 7.74, "I just played better than help the Pistons notch their road record to 1.14. before Marquette's IJlice Payne pl 6' 777 20 SIXTH Pace SI 04Y Tt(P' ¼ Jose Andrp 2060 14W, P't 97. eitcncng s 60 7 (Ccho Perez 6 70 600. 3 Prat, TI. 'Ve'Sh,a 61 ''+ SanCPi'l I SO 0 341 57 00 P Pros 77. CaISI flk, ' 3 'I' ID Rutg'. 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Negotiationsbetween Au and Top Rank can't begin scriousl) until the champion has disposed of Leon SpEaks, Feb. 15, in Los Angeles S Kids Deserve Respect Too DEAR ABBY: Why Is It that nobody has any respect for children? I am 10 years old and notice it a lot, especially when go to the market fqr my mother. When! try to get th line atthe checkout counter, I'm always pushed aside by some adult who cuts right in front of inc. My irienus say this happens to was "out of line" for inviting em, 00. Your estranged hus ba nd to Ple ase print my letter, Abby. so adults will know how we feel. bring a date I'm pretty sure you will be on DEAR ABBY: I used to think our side. that your column was a form of NEEDS RESPECT glorified gossip and I turned up DEAR NEEDS: I AM on your my nose at it. But I couldn't side. Adults should treat res reading the letters, whi ch children with as much respect span the human condition in hr. .1 IlIurc'h Library will remain open until 1 p.m. and will close Dec. 36 and Jan. 2. TUESDAY, DI;c)-:s1nI:f4 27 Illinois Club of Central Florida, Christmas parts, and t'ute'rt',J cji,Ji luncheon, 12:30 p in., 2424 Edgewater Drive, 'na nd Osereaters Anonymous, 9:30 a.m., First Federal of c:ninok', Sr 434, Longwood; 7p.m. 0/i Teens, Sedgefleld Apt. Clubhouse, SR 436, Altamonte Springs; 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. Winter Springs Sertoina, 7:30 am., Sunshine Park community center. as Sanford lions, noon, holiday Inn. + munitv United Methodist Church, Sanford Optlxnhst,noon, holiday Inn. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic- Center. Starlight Promenaders, 7 p.m., [)eB.ary Community Center, Shell Road, O'.t'reaters Anonymous,7:30 pm., Altamonte Mall Sears. THURSDAY, DECESIBER 29 Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall; 7:30 p in., Grace United Methodist I'hurcfi. Sanford, Sanford AA,8 p_rn.' 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary,8 am., Mayfair Country Club. South Seminole Opttntht., 7:30 am., Ramada Inn, SR 436. Sanford Ci'.lt,an, 7:15 am., Buck's, Weight Watchers. 7 p.m. Longwood Quality Inn and Ovietkt First United Methodist Church. O vereaters Acoriymous, 9:30 am., Mental Health Clinic, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs; 7:30 p.m., - Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. FRIDAY, DE('E%HWR,30 Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Qiumley's, Altamonte Springs, Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, noon, Jaycee building. Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Sambo's, Sanford. Tanglewood AA Tanglrssood an. closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Loagssood AA, closed, 8 pm., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, Sit 434. Young Adults Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club. 710 K. Rollins Ave. SATURDAY, DECEMBER31 Parents Without Partners New Year's Eve Dance, Maitland Civic Center, Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m, 1201 W. First St., Casselberry, AA, closed, $ p.m., Mcension Lutheran Church. Seabee Veteran of America Island X4, 10 am,, CPO Club, Orlando Naval Training Center. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3 Free blood pressure clinic, 24 p.m., 7th and Elm, Sanford Adventist Church. THURSDAY, JANUARY $ Indlala Club carry-in dinner, 6 p.m., Deltona Community Center. Program on Wales. treat grownups. best teacher. DEAR ABBY: Six months ago I discovered that my husband was having an affair, and we've been separated ever Casselberry Jaycees. board, 8 pm., Doug's Garage. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Corn. Springs. For nervous and former mental patients. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., the Caboose. Ovi edo Rotar)',7:30 a.m., the Town house, Sanford KlwuIs,noon, Civic Center, they Besides, In teaching children to respect others, example Is the Sanford Sertoma,, 7 am., Sainbo's. Logwood Ser*oma, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. Weight Watehers, 7 pm,, Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. and Summit Apartments, Casselberry. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER to Transcendental Meditation lecture, 8 p.m., First Federal of Altamonte Springs, SR 436, Recovery Inc., 1230 p.m., 13 Robin Road, Altamonte '' • Lake lirit'll Road, Sabres Thaw Out Pengu i n s ,.,4'. r, FRIDAY, DECE%IIW,R 23 THE FLAGSHIP Jai Alai 1' Tanglc'wood AA, closed, 8p iii., St. Richard's Church, LLY SCOREBOARD Five years later, she left the Air Force as a captain, having met and married her husband, John While stationed at the old Orlando Air Force Base, now the Naval Training Center. After leaving the service, the couple decided to stay in Central Florida. They S have lived in Altamonte Springs for the past II years and are parents of three children - Chris, 12, and Vaiun, 11, both students .0 P at South Seminole Middle School. and Shannon, 9, a student at Lake Orienta Kleint'rnr>-, The year Lake Orit'nta School was oper.ed she Was elected vice.prt'sujent of the PTA, wws president last year and is Wass and IlIans chairman this year. She is also president-elect Of the Orange County Dental AuxiIiar, I hr bus b,irui, John, has his dental practice in Altamonte Springs lie also has been active on the Altamonte Springs Water quality board and the couple was actively involved in gaining state, totinty and city funding to clean up lakes in the area "I've always been interted in the development of the city,'' she said, "although I had not par. 6. ticipated before" Mrs. Tschieder plays bridge, reads quite a lot (Herold Phil. by Donna Esf.*p and golfs some. Monday: Frances Pratt of Susan ist'hieder, a member of the Altamonte Springs Planning and Zoning Lake Mary. Board, is a former Air Force Captain, a PT-A officer and a wife and mother, CALENDAR ( - - Dozens of Seminole County residents, who are Practically unknown to the general public, serve on advisory boards to local government. They give of their time and expertise freely not only at regular board meetings, but also in. v.itigatit.g citizen requests and to bone up on law ('oflnmg their specific jots Among these is Susan Tschieder of 612 Lake Orients Drive, Altamonte Springs, it former Air Force captain, a PTA of. ficer at Lake Orienta School, a wife and a mother. Mrs. Tschieder was appointed to th city's planning and zoning board last August and enjoys the work thoroughly. "We make recoin. mendations on requested zoning changes," she said, "and th'term,nations on such matters as preliminary and final subdivison plats." The board's recommendations are considered by the city commission before rezoning requests are approved or dented. She has found no difficulty working with the (our men on the board, asks for no special treatment from her colleagues, and receives none. "I was an officer in the Air Force for five years." said Mrs. Tscheider, "I used to work with men and had no problem.*' She was graduated from Creighton University in Omaha, Neb. among the top 10 percent in her class and received a degree in business administration, The )ear was 198 "1 had the pick of jobs, but the salaries they were willing to pay was much less than for men who graduated with no'. I joined the Air Force Where I had the sam', opportunities as men for the same pay and the same Work," she said. The Work she did in the military included being personnel officer for a large coininunications group in Okinawa. She also served on several boards in proficiency and classified Work. Friday, Dec. 33, 1977—)8 since. I've filed for divorce, but until we are officially divorced, as far as I'm concerned, technically we're still married, touching personal ways. Those letters and your spirited, succinct replies remind me that unless life is really felt and eier1eaeedfull y it Isn't really Life., At times I wonder why people's small problems gain such a big audience Then I realize that these are not "small problems" but signs of individuals struilyJinjil to make their lives more livable and meaningful. Through your column I lose my cynicism (which as a journalist I acquire easily i. lam moved.! am touched. Thank you. Recently the wife of the president of my husband's firm invited him to a dinner party and told him he could bring a date. I feel the hostess was out of line to have made that offer. I have no desire to have my husband suffer undue punishment. but it's my feeling that society's ready acceptance of a person's dating while he as DEAR STEVEN: The reacton of my readers means a great deal to me. Thanks for writing. Your letter made my technically still married makes da). a reconciliation more difficult, CONFIDENTIAL To YOU: Are ou registered to vote? II IX)t, why not? You don't know where to register? Phone either and in fact enc'curages ex. tramarital activities. Please comment, MIFFED IN MILWAUKEE DEAR MIFFED: "Separation" means different things to lifferent people. If a dltoree Is People In the works, most unless their "date," lawyers forbid it I can't agree that the hostess STEVEN cARTwRIGHT, ORONO, ME. the RepubLici1n or Democratic Party beadquarters, it" them where you Live and ask them where you should register. ' The only thingnec,,,ryfor the triumph of evil Is that good men do nothing." (Edmund Burkei Kiwanis Club Is Seeking Woman Of Year The Kiwanis Club of Sanford announces that it is now acct'ptillg nominations for the Annual Roberta Gatchel V,oinan of the \'car Award. The award was established in 1969 in the memory of the Sanford Kiwanis Club benefactress, Roberta Gatchel, who catered Kiwanis luncheons many )'ears. The award is presented each sear to the Sanford area woman who has done the most for her club and community. Each woman's club is givii the Opportunity to Nmtnate one of it's members The final selection is made by a special comitmnittee of Kiwanis mewtiers. Each award winner receives a plaque and a traveling floor banner to be (hsplase'd at her club meetings. Past winners have included Irene lariey. Val Colbert, Mrs Ralph Austin Smith, Maria Perez, ME) Rosamond Chapman, ts'inifred ''Hill" Gielow, Myrtle Gradick, and Dons Dietrich. , Please send a brief biographical sketch of your nominee and a summary of her club and community activities. For further information call Bob Daehn, 322.5695. Please mail all applications to turn at 114 Shirley Ave., Sanford, 32771. Ih',i'llines for applications is Feb 15 The award will be presented and announced at a special Kiwanis 'onietirne in March. luncheon ® r 1! 4 2 r'1,QL.: ,... 04., .; yL v'-1' -•-, fit.. -e �2 B-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL lr$ Cl Friday, Dec. 23, 1fl7 SEEK & FIND* TONIGHT'S TV Friday wnInn p 6 00 c (4J ci Ji NEWS t MY THREE SONS C7.T)141 ZOOM 7 00 F LIAR S CLUB 4' 1l4[ BRAD BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 6S' MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW .7) FEEDBACK 0 p I S LIZl THE ROOKIES 6 30 T2' ii NBC NEWS 1) CBS NEWS FAMILY AFFAIR 1' OVER EASY L$ ABC NEWS 1 BOOPC BEAT O'ser the Dry Side Louis I Amour. Americas best selling author f wsterflS, talks about his itest nc'el 8 00 cLHII' THE LITTLE DRUM. NER ROY Animated Christ• mas story of an orphaned boy who goes to Bethlehem arid arr,es at the Christ Child s manger with nothing to gise. escept a song Greer Garson narrates, the Vienna Boys ChOir sings (R) ii* FOOTBALL The Tangerine Bowl, at OrIano. Tesas Tech vs Florida State The LII CBS MOVIE E4 Bible George C Scott, Pole' 0 Toe, Ava Gardner and Frank Nero star, with Jghn Houston as narrator 1966 Filmep.crecountsthestoryof mans creation, his fall, his surwal of the flood and ri's indom'table faith in the futurp (R) 7) 4i WASHING TON Iffl century p'nc'pals from the 1880 series Opening in a contemporary New York set. tirlg S ( & OUINCY floey Grier quest stars as a man helping Quincy SAVe a loint luenile. senior Citijns recreation pro gram jeopardized by the arrest ala youth for the slaying of an elderly man 7) MaCNEIL.LEHREH RE. PORT LII THE EVE OF CHRIST. MAS EVE An ABC News cpi'c,aI 'o 30 U) DICK CAVETI II 00 sflow 2: J4 6UII NEWS 1 30 Photography Ceramics Weaving Taxidermy Crochet Stencil Woodworking Jewelry Gardening Ventri1oq' " Mobiles Knitting Tomorrow: Christmas Eve 6 MISSION lMPOSSlflE 2 00 4 PASTOP S STUDs LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU DCX CAVETI SHO'. Saturday t 30 .2 '.'- Cary Grant Loretta Yt,n 1947 Comecib fan. lasy about an angel who comes to Earth to Piolp in the .c-s of some people trying to rise marcy for a ne* church 6W MOVIE A Letter To .9 6 00 CRACKERBARREL e GROWER S ALMANAC 9 HOT DOG Three 9 FOOTBALL (delayed t1PCO showing) Tangerine Bowl f Orlando Icias Th .s FNr1I,i State SEMINJJ.J/3. ORIAMOO 6' MOVIE Sleet Night ".'. N,ht Shirley Jones 1*, Brogi's 1969 0'. tr,1c, i nadi' lr TV FIfII'I'orLJnK S S 7 24 1 24 PARENT EFFECTI, u NI SS tr TRAINING U. BAGGY PANTS AND THE NITWIT S 7 30 -2) PROFILES IN EDUCA. TIOPI 14,. ARTHUR AND COMPANy Gil PLAYMATES SCHOOlMATES I THE GREAT GRAPE APE S HOW TcJJ.) 8 00 CR BEARS ri4II SKATEBIRDS It ALL NEW SUPER. FRIENDS HOUR I I, 24' LOWELL THOMAS RE. MEMBERS Adolf HtIc part I crc (H) 8 30 14 BOOK BEAT 9 00 - IA __'i_' '.Lit (.ift'fltS 5,hOukj do wl",'r their needs Conflict with their children s allowances sibling rivalry (RI 7 00 2 A BETTER WAY 1 MARIO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE T- SESAME STREET (B) 1:1 OhIOAN S ISLAND IL SPACE SENTINELS 4, 1 'BUGS BUPIrJYJTOAL') RUNNER 1,9,. SCOOB S ALL STAR LAFF A LYMPICS ii ANIMAL FRIENDS K CROCKETT S VICTORy GARDEN (B) 9 30 5110W 30 2 '- [ARCH AND RESCUE 4 6 SPACE ACADEMY 7 24 CONSUMER SUB. -.-.:.t 'S ' (. IL BAGGY PANTS AND THE NITWIT S '1*) SECRETS OF ISIS - I-- WRESTLING '17) FRENCH CHEF Straw. berry Scuffle for Dessert El ABC WEEKEND SPE. dAt My Dear Uncle She,. Ioc Bobbie Rit, Royal Danio A 12 pear old boy usir the powers of deductir' rea• soring developed whuli. pl.,,ing Sherlock Hclmes th his uric Ie-soIves a mystery r f'!. cer"rnunity (B) IL CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 2.4 CHRISTMAS AT POPS Arthur Fv'34r, tIe Boston Popi Orcti,'slra and the TangIewooj Vesti.ial Chcrus under the direction of John Oliver perform a special yuli,tiljC cor'ert '2 30 6 NFl PREGAME SHOW 9 AMERICAN HANDSTAND 00 1 000 21- 12 FOOTBALL NBC sperls will carr1 ,i doubleheader of American BAPG SHANG LALAPALOOZA SHOW At'ly GP!FF!'f SIOW Football Conference playoff contests Game sites and to be arnoucce'l f4 hwa 17 (d_P ' delicious special for you! A cup of steaming New England chowder and the best fish sandwich _____________ you've ever tasted for only $1.00. Reg. S1.38 00 Save 38c Our chowder is a deliciously $ steamed celery, Idaho potatoes and i)u 'Iighj1Jp i-c iVijfe - tasty chunks of fish in a creamy-rich hearty New England chowder. Our fish sandwich is something else Offer £iirss Dtceinbsr Ii. IS?? too. Inside our fresh, tasty bun is our secret batter-crisped fish, tangy tartar sauce and a zesty cheese topping. Aitluir, MERRY CHRISTMAS ir-TI I S 1:31 • 11:5% •. -ITSAMOVIEHOME WRECKERS, You can't beat this perfect combi- DETECTIVES, nation to warm your winter. The Arthur Treacher's Soup in Sandwich Special! FRI. GROUPIES, £ "ROPIES SAT " You'll taste the difference ONLY CHICKS, Arthur Treacher's makes. CHICKLETS, are something else.'_____ 2700 ORLANDO DRIVE (HWY. 17.92) SANFORD Wa$c* Sir ff1 Grand Opi.als if I mew Arffwr TriicNsr's Ia Pipe Huh ama Aftamapti $pris. IRNP*IK w WINTSI PARK i'StWCOtQNIALDR ORLANDO *?I.COLONIALO ORLANDO 53555 SIMORANILVO II4IOUANOUII34$OMTNAIL ORLANDO ORLANDO JIVETALKERS, STREET WALKERS. and an They're OH In DISCOTHEQUERS, icoo c,rnin suza . 5:15 GREAT SCOTT AND CAT HOUSE THURSDAY • I -S...-, Sea, lAST SUNDAY CHRiSTMAS "DASSY 0 OiLL I THE LITTLE PEOPLE' COME WITH SOMEONE 1I THAT LIGHTS UP YOUR LiPI AND ENJOY SI, I 45. 5 55 THiS MOVIE TOGETHER SAT 4 i$. , I 4$ '- ''' " tTk't)Ifl€'S V.heli oii rtch : for ci i,ou haw to kiw soin&thtng .?hjnd q Arthur Treacher's has a double unique blend of sauteed onions, TWO DAYS ONLY RI. £ SAT J01 CAMPS i \ 24 OH BLACK PERSPECTIVE THE HEWS SANTA WILL U HIPS 10TH NITII 2 30 David Cop MOVIE pccfield WC Fields. Lionel flarrymnre (RAW) 1935 Based on a tale by Charles Dickens about a British youth in old England - I 3 00 24 GREEPJPEACE VOY. GES TO SAVE THE WHALE Afternoon '203 SANPOSO PLAZA SOPP!NG 5TI 1 011 ).? lT 12. MRS WORlD 7 2)121 Enchanted Is. MOVIE land Dana Andre, Jane Powell 1958 Based on a Herman Melville tale about two runaway sailors who liC among a tribe of cannibals (I) - t TIlE BED HAND iSANG ' SPECTRUM TARZAN WALL STREET WEEK 'II KROFFT S SUPER F 121 SUPER WtTCH 6 YcHALE S NAVY LOWEL I THOMAS BE. MEMBERS '975 (B) K FRENCH CHEF Stra,,. berry Souffle far Dessert '11 (91' 24 :91 2 12 SUPER HORSE lUCY tRAW) I 30 2 00 1 00 11 THE BED HAND GANG * DANIEL FOSTER M I') , 55 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL U. LIVING WORDS 1: ABC CAPTIONED NEWS REVIEW AM THE GREATEST 4 6 IIATMAN TARZAN .'t)VFNIIJF1[ HOUR 6 30 4 FARM AND HOME SUNRISE SEMESTER :Ountry Club wies in a small town get a lCtter from a lol Ond graciously informing Ihem trill she is eloping with cf the-c hbirij I '030 $2. 2 .9 FRIENDS Tic'p,i ind,1 Darntll 1949 Three vith Fanuly DAILY WORD Set' I p m (B) Ch 7 for dtls 4 00 .911 THE CITY THAT FORGOT ABOUT CHRISTMAS 1T- 14 CHRISTMAS ABOUND THE WORLD Vusi' Cal proiuCt':c crnating in s.',i'r' ccui' trieS C Christmas Eve 4 30 0 5,4 TH[ NUTCRACKER vhir,sr'rv-, spraduc- PsOW I the Lallet, danced by 81 Idyllwilde. 10* Brentwood Or' I BR. 2 bath, POOl hOme 3 yrl old Sunken living room, with fireplace, family room, Dining room, screen porch, fenced yard. fruit trees WaS 562.000 Reduced to tS1,90C Owner- 323 TIi BEST OF FAMILIES (J ic-"a rt'a', the 19th Cen. 'Ii' . çals 'c-:" thi' c'pen. S"t ri 'MMD md J A ANNE Muit.ple LiSting REALTOR ST JOHNS RIVER FRONT HOME - 100' on river, 3 BR,2 bath. C H & A, 5*9.500 1 '-' - i' " I .'-'.' is 21 ' -- --- - SANFORD - CRANp CONST REALTY WtALTOMS 1306061 ____________________ __________ 4--Personals - ' ni Ai FrscliiP ',,,lo,d 'us'" ii',.' "' U''.'OIiCE F OtPS SIll $70 IT 'in' li"la.is KIT Ito, PSu or-p.ano F 33061 .,'. uJril.ryutrd C.. ' r'. - -, 1 I S '5 I .-- Cuu'' r"ri '. LOst 1 male cats, may be alone together around 25th 5f SauceS,, 5 dark *Ih Ahite Stomach medium long liar , - -.'...r..'.'.y iur 'r- en ',.,rs. note A rrOufh, collar has name or' it 2nd cat s plan with Shiorl lift leg s all white, right leg 5 lge-r colored, rings 0" ri', ta! 3735110 Reward I - Found White i'ers,an Cat, a( ' ', 04 Ti,nlai0 Es'ate's & 427, 322 1151 - - - tN,reOl at recordq 11 Pia I's',. pa, 57 of the Pubic Rr'o" .n-' -nii County F Ion dc L r't5 '"I' r",i 161 flet thereof AND '"-n te'$ of Lot 4$ sa lioriP NE.!. UPSALA, Lets the East 250 fp,t aid Lest the Wt 6* feet, AlSO .i', NOriN I $ of 5d Lot 5$ Lest "'C Norm 30 feet arid LetS the (as lC 31-Apartments FurnIshed I bedrom turn apt After I p 7300 Mellonv,Ile Ay °' in ;:: Pr-f iP5 3? - Houses Unfurnlshed _______________________ P fenced yard, 4ir con 0-toning. $110 month f.rst last & $50 deposit 32) 0545 i!hp 1775')) n-InstructIons ' u'APlAp S MUSIC (FIST ER irStr u menil 5 . LessonS Ac ces.Son'es Repa-rs 713 IT - - cii' riir'tP'i, 373 0999 or 373 sf20 -____________________ for Rent 2 BR, 1urni%P'ed (C' tagr Lake Golden. retired couple preferred rio pets 327 Cdii & 'C,iP ,en", ns'r',,.' cii' i.a-lacr Tcacr.ng rOu"gtVi"s a spec a t, Latest techniques Po I. er!.f.,c3 by LISA 1r'nn't Ppg ',br, F en "'o Cxio 5'., :c,uwss. 372 ))$t ruin ITWROL Real IStaIe ____________________________ - - AL TOP - Stemper Agency A(t.mncem,rit Opporfunil, (p."4(V LI S Pdiv, Recruiting Regylac Oil-n r' 'ei 3274719 5i Vary (ompens.,tiOni ,n lrm5 FciOd LOdg flu )C' 14,. 04 17 ,Slat.on Cc.rnplf'e flmi'ai Ca', P1,,,s (41 rn sharIng LI 514 ___________ ___________ '*1 ..l IQSf 772 £991 'lii F l5!I Pi(. 5(1. ,'it, F C .rs 1:; 519 p1 I Housecleaning-dependable person. good references Nice I family needs you Salary open days 3 fiR. I', bath bnick home on 19 lot fl 54n Lanta' Split BR plan, * w carpet. C NSA eat .n kitchen palo & more' Just 523.500' ATTRACTIVE - 32) 5176 Wailed immeri'ivteiy' I rsAry - e.cellent pay W1'te Amer,can Service 5)10 Pa. S Lire Su-ty 269, Dallas TX 133)1 $ Misc $171 0537 per ,ear .n your SL.are Vimi' (',t the tacIt free 1.racei0re ul'.: If( citmenf DA 371 0314 - f ,. . i I I - ii ' QUAINT 2113, Ibathun Country Club Manor' W w carpet in pen FR Nice 5cr porch, utility tried' house in etc cond Only 520.000' Home' Jut? $245001 Sanford's Sales Leader I 'P S0O'C - 327 2111 Att iiciur', 223 3991 327 04,l I - REAL ESTATE i STENSTROM REALTY 32? 2120 REAL PARK - -- - - I Only Flea Market open IC.', weekend & New Year S *?ek,nd Fr' & tat Sam 'oS pm Free rent to 1st Inn, vendors Itt oome ItI Serve Caiselberry Flea Market. 3 Seminola Blvd - Cass.loerrv Call Jackie. at I 77(s) 'r, s 'dee' 42-4vbile Homes C.liL(,OIJY P.'OBlLt PsQ%'j5 or a New Home) - Check the WanI Ads for houses of every size and price On flip Beautiful SI JohnS River Lye NWof Sanford lust off Hw 1792, LeIsure World Mobile Mobile Owned, encellynl condition. Pmt's Under 127.0G.) *Ith I5 than $900 down Government lund rig flyildt-r 33) 3511 Equal dOuble wides A lot bglnnlng at 515.500. bank financing. iI'bCludtt ClubHouse, Pool. Tennis Covets. Boat Launch 13011 Ml $171 - BOOK CARS A,lsmit.. Air 1588 ASS, Air, $Ierse 168$ . Li.wII5il$G..d2.588 . i '73 GREMLIN u sap,,, A.r. Avt '68 21U 4488 CIli.ct.r'* tern TOYOTA PICKUP 988 Cmli 323 5793 9::: t - (I, . ":.., 199 to 699S • r ,i'... 595 Ci.vpir ,...." '::1.".,3'a'' .', ________ Lll,$I. 9188 • • 50 C1ei Cs .,.7.T, c, a,' tt.r,, Osm S...' 1695 CHEVY PICKUP Over .zj; 2588 I5 M,i5 S... A Y..rtva Pay . Ii r.' p'J-'...Jl'tij &"i- ,.. •'- '7 th.' ''-'.?' i _______________________________ Cash 3?'? t'. • I 413? I •0'.i • '.'-s' .... "r" '." .(,t..,.?.- .a;;,;i'uip _________ _______________ u : 'oc __________________ g '-ii' s'-. ".i'' .: ...-.•,'.-.. ______________ ...i ''S'. - c11.s:s. '5.:i..,y"s- s;,p's 5 .- . c__&.. 'i'_..;. .'. .#,'._. , 'S ,.:...c .,, £ I CONSULT OUR :!",'..'a_,/ " _____________________________ BUSINESS SERVICE .5. S.ç/ :' LISTINII ' •",,' ....,..... 11. ,: AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB . ...__4_' .. -. ____________________________ CondItIOning _________________________ . ., ' .-. - ,___________________________ __________ . it ANT .,. I __________ ' ADS ARE BLACK & If AND PEA A,, fi - :.n C •,ii i,l."l .'':" -.---.'• l '.1 51. ..'. [Iplc - ----__________ 52-Appliances -" -- - 'v'ur"g.o'ner, uSa'J S i'a'e 5p4(p heater lest Ira,, 'no ,ia's i'.l LlecIr , c blOwer ,$n'd lli' mostat $175 3$ • :. ... . .. " .. '.. .'. ' --,, .••-I. -' I'. 'i I ':,, ' : '' '.' '.' " . . -' * Sd5 0 0(5 .' ".s".' : ______________________ - .. . i r, ,'', ii ,, ,, 7)' 12; 24'' 32) 9111 -. Pest Control 0, 1'u's LI.tm. • t. •. - 0'.. • ' '' .'"' - " N' .'. ' . ts.l.nØ .OjS iOn I ''e ACuidn Rubber Stamps ______________________________ .m'i iea'rg & 3 yarn) loader i o-r-p " Icr rpn' :r 'p',e 177 Saw Filing _________________________ f'IiECi5mQS, SAl, FILiNI, n-5 us , C uC's,.' sOw',' isnnl Li 3229113 Lawn Maintenance fP( 1ST 41,1, 'ut li-, miTE Cci'-'L r'r L in." ,,,. u', L"fr''n-iJ 771'.; 51, , • - ' I ' '.' .'. • .,,..... ,: , rI'r' c-u' I;) ' es . .......hC esap "jiy '0 'in-' "'-.5 'Cd Is, clasS 21 ________________ 'rI Ci I 1?) 00531 ___________ L.and Clearing _______________ ' .i' Turtle Smlttys Soappin 7'. ' C ". 'e:'.' -6 , . .-1 __________________________ -' - Electrical ' -.I I I - ' ., - !C' oh i'Lil flttO? & e.'erorI "' ''PC''ence Large sn's-i cc', fr ,',t 'nate', Ca cc' .,un,t .'.,. tel ' ',. 'it '522 .'i . ' ' ..- "I .:.' ______ i.J • . ' '.;-. Lawn & garcn Equipnient - .'J'•'( ..•, r;.5 (t\ ?'. '7.r , ':: _______ _______ - ' ' ',': 1 .: ' -. . 1:2 14r1 ' . ,'? , .. .'r' C C a'ce"', - .' "n's 20 v's I. Beauty C.are .., ... - ' 1 . Ar Cn ' ftui a n Ca' U iran up the 0117cm y.ter or !.at,Sla,," on L'"P'P" ,ua'Sflt('Ctl in[P, 5 AUTO CLEAN f' Insulatiop _______________________________ Home Improvements CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 519 -- clats,fied ad find a tenant ir yogi , P '• 5.'? , , 5i. _____________________________ Have a roOm to rent' Let a - • H - Concrete Womi Sleep sola & ("a-c new Oil, ts nIh lh,5 ad COUNT 1* - Con-crrtm .%crs AiFURNITURE HWY a • t,p 'fbond 32) $377 151 ASOPsAIIc li-S 711 ,' U) - , ' , - " .. - ' '. . ' ,, - SI -Household Goods -- . Carpet Cleanlnq sqe ,o , lr.sV,',, ', _.__ . . .. Auto Cleaning Light Hauling I , , ... ; "'i" - ________________________________ , , - - Land AIr . ... (slates. American Perks. Delary Pre -__________ PiNTO DOBERMAN - Female, AKC. 16 weeks Champion blood lines .5.11 be maying Fl on D 27th ''''' FO'OW TI'iE STARS - .rsg BLUE w'i.t. wow ld l*tiq. 4 5p,e '78 ' 74 .- 1971 full pedal Hammon Organ escellenl cond.Iion 371 2624 after 3pm, 3224.173 _____________________________ - r.y,II ii,,,, if', r'g L'pfo'rtlin-ty Ax C. t4ils 00CIed wormed reds & blacks $75 & up Born Oct IPr 323 brown tweed, 5*0 33, 331* WEAL TOW 7721.90 ' 5'' PINTO WAGON - -- - - _________________________ WtAi ESTATE 1sf ales, '- aye 5Ir5 3 64K ---------------- Early American (O',i(ri Needed i3 Orlando Dr 32) 5700 -.-A & IHAFINANCIPI& - 53.900 327 1216 2565 'u' _______-- -- ,00r Call Bart LEADER' Call Dave Farr for a ' 61l,' y .-i7I&St: '63 STUDEBAKER LARK 2 DR. Doben man pups '. IJIASONS ANY WE'RE THE c(unldpntaI rilefv,c- , ---___,.,, ASSOCIATES (epton.sl advnrtmsirig prograni .usl 4 lp* of r rYan, '-.4 . "(I. .... -. '"1 '76 PINTO -Pets SupplIes 65 • jOiP, SAPsy OPt, SAi I Li AD( t''o'ess Onial !,i rI rig -rid.. dual Supervisor' Iii I WA tmpi'p"ts Split-, & buypr 'e.ir warranty, inc-if office .gu'pr'irr,t & salp% lc,ols & en Multiple Listing Service REALTORS ' L,l,4' ¼' 'v'.k1' ." '15 PINTO COUPE comrnc'oe chars cru'ches, '00-rig ad naan-'a 4. w"y-r'i chars Ru" or Si C Ar-f-f cmi Rent All 372 911) ' I Rolls eheel chair - used S riot los- large neat 3 BR. 2' IS , Town Eacelient condV,on, Call 322 home carpet arid AC. private 0662 _________________________ patio. car garage Enioy club house swImming pool A tenniS 70 fl boys bucycle. 5.30. portably Assume present mortgage. I stereo $21. eserc'ser, $21 all ref,nance or All accept trade . (heir, Sad b * TI,' _,,__S__3n__7_37C 7721 F',,,. 0' '' 's- 5P"r' ISola Walker burn.lur, Fin, 1792 Casselberr, Plaza the sooner yOu *il Executive 0, From '75 MUSTANG' II COUPE Ad l p.s C' Sold or g, rsail, 570* I ne seiec, On 0' goOd used i'tmure 030 7703 STONE ISLAND-- I BR. 2's bathS Qr' I acre 5*2.000 Jenny Clark Realtt. REALTOR 322 1595 ______________________________ ' Jim Hunt Realty 141 "1 TOP 772 li 014cc ct):. - ''. CU 355.1 ed api ressill', , ,,_' -_________________ - ' Srn'.n,,iip c-.'', $17 500 to "i'ii' "-U OX Din" uc.' -3 tsR 7 bath far-I, room, (tiring room luv'ng room, dLyble garage, utility rOOm porch ANYTIME '.' , r6. '73 PINTO RUNABOUT 1- BUY SILL TRADE 311 3151 .rt 5, 327 Sf77 ,v,i'... fl 322 - 2420 S '73 ,, .511 SOP. MA1 Eif F URN T SAPIORA CONDOMINIUM -' 21* P,nider Rd - 3 BR, 2' baths, 2 car garage, DR pool. fennis dOurIS, Club House. range. rebrigerator. d,tpo',ai. drape",. & Mi,,(h Much More B, Owner, 7'. pcI assumable mortgage - 322 7991 P I' _____, 1976 SINGER FUTURA REALTY '.'; "1,cf "52. '7,5.', 5'' ,,..' t.•,,,. 1 _______ _______ a'ge S'nqer S mott modern 5r'*.ng mach-ne fully automat.c, soe O(.gir'iail, $553 Repo',ss,.j ustd lQr 5 mtN5 baance $91 SO IN 1717 .-------' -- _____________________________ - Nicely decorated with paneled LIE, k tUrn IsP's. 2 wallpapered, C NSA. * * carpef & more' Only $73500' ha,e a long .51 II references from GROWl RSIo BANKERS lot at.oris staten tie to %ervf ,ou Please call (0l1,U, LAMB ' 3 BR. I bath I home on Ig corner loll Pan LR & FR, Nice DR & l scr porch' All this & more only 521.500 24-Business OpportunIties WORMS - home on 19 corner 101 ri (SelAir' AD'S at home - no rnper'q'rice p COMFORTABLE- 2 BR. I baths $ - ,,rrn LOVELY 3 BR. I batlshome .n a I country afn-.oSIi'iere' N.ce 9 lob, dining area, wall papering in , bath & kitchen' Ideal Fir',t I EMPLOYMENT "Low Low Fee" , Raborn - Immediate opening for a loan clerk, typIng required. altobank teller. must be eaperiencrcl Reply 80' 615 c 0 Evening I Herald, P0 10. 1137. Sanford. FIa 37771 - , ____ .----_- IDYLLWILOE Enecutive home Mint cOnditiOn Has everything SiS 000 CN Di' 1011(0 '.4 51 HA •- "rS I FANTASTIC - - Prn, 377 7141 Canlor(t REALTY b:, w'. •.'lPIFY hOW Tumr nrdpr% mn ', -, i , - icp-t )I 1)51 'ci 'oIl Ire, oUst 2OI Commercial MERRY CHRISTMAS DREAMWOLD New home S Story Man, eatras $11,500 LOCH ARBOR Lovely Golf Course home Shady lot $11,100 HIGHLAND PARK III time of fence Remodeled WWC CII CA I P... ______________________ Punch ROw', Champagne (3,5j,5 I,sir", Chart, Roll a wa, Ileda (cllpe Urps & (P-al rig OSt. Ari'ee can Rent All 77? 9113 ___________ B'a"o new re.rr uSeO Si gPO, oar-aged 11 5tn.pp.rug balanne S-il 194 1717 - 1 1" Rent Our R'ntenvac rARROLI S rURNITURE 377 5101 1977 Singer ZIg Zag mere 327 7019 .' :-' '1 - Yearn Clean Y00r Own Carpet & 5cr uSd11 fØr i"t °'::?' 't' :. __ - -- -- . B, CAner 1575 Datun 210 2 DR. while Aith bloc mICro?. 4 speed. l mileage Caceilen' co'idion, (411 Rck m, 321 1356 63'-'?vtchinery. Tools - ':""'.' .l'_..' ' - .. "'1",' 'm.s,!.. '.s..r.'.' ., ' . - -. A' C,m nd' .',n-tp Peg lieu 1. 'Ac (SonJOHN 5.5110115 ASSOC 0' s'. (once STE N STRO IV1 - AAA r,pl-r before closing Empty. WOod ready Von occupancy •'a"O,"'an can easily (onye,I ''•S tl nto 4 3 or 1 (51* On, 511900 10-n down pa,menP I 2 terms br' c*ner lle4llo, Assoc.at: 50,1 736 Q"! AVON CALLING' F ucelleni earning opporlunity helps pay for those Christmas nDen5t5 664 _____________________ LPN full lime II pm to 7 am shift, apply in person. Lakewew Nursing Center, 5)5 E 2nd 51 FILL Dip I CLAY 5'sEi L 'IALL 'IG ' ('"y 3 -- ___ - •rposS,sted it , 0,'. ,:.', (- 01' -:, 23 '16.: 64-Equipment for Rent Ye 1701 gond br carpet rig 'ic ''1 ________ ELECTROLUX 3 BR. I bath, den, 7 car carport. corner lot, fenced back ylrd. lru't trees, $15900 Assumable GREENE Mast:) _______ -, SALFI POSITION ,Oi,L 'REF lOX 4)2' Sad) I1_______U C OP DED ME 55*01 .4 ''it Browner - 3 BR. 3 bath. C H A A, fully carpeted, fully equipped s.Icrien, laundry room. 2 car garage, Ig fenced corner lOt community recreation area 1.3 100 A assume mortgage. 130 Hddrn Lake Dr . Sanford, 323 41-Houses I WY DAY i5 (tAR C.A115 DAY os THI' WANT ADS 327 2511 r 1)1 • 4.' ______________________________ lnVemrator,al 1*3 DoSI ui,draulC system Cultuilt ni c' ironer lype 'radar E ,plln cond On'p'rtcI, rr,lt g)oiJ ir5 & sheet rre'al Pea', Pr ced S _________ 162 6141 cr 311 0605 ass icr VACUUM -------- -----.4.1 SlAP 3 till "cu, lrp5l'l, p$-nl'fj '5'Cf & C,' 'OOmy IX i I! cOr"er 'C' mn'ru(ed back ,aro n 'P 70 '24 5'Onage by-lOng $25000 - ' I ) 62-Lawn Garden - . S DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION un 53 I -' p we'll ' Sperms, Daytona Beach. will hold a P'iibc AIJTO AUCTION c-very T uf'Saay & Sat at it's the Only one ri Fonda YOu let Ihe rplersrd Pi'CC '40 (Purge o't'er IPI$S1 $5 reQStra!Ofl lee unICSS ,ehCle 5 5Od Call 9 251 $311 ta.' tvrttier de'tals Closed Yr-i', Neil sale Jar! 73 - 171 Toyota Conan'., 1 dr nig:ri A 'iutO C E ice'," 'CrOucl'GuV A'-' 'ase 53,it,5 )fl 0)72 r.r 107 26*9 . - ' . ':',t. .s.s.; '.'V.. "s' P '-': ' " : . of,'.44if','S-..f', '.' :'' '"" 5' ' i L ',. ...c. ' 80-Autos for Sale SIX S 5' 5 ,..s- -, $1 450 • ;.ial ' u bushel .%Pc'esa.. r uou' onla.vn,r S osh-eis 0' r--One S-c Pr' buishei 84005 MAR. (1 24.41 Sar't'(t I ,,_,,,rntOrd • I 55.41 REALTOR MLS 323.5774 day or night - .1 u ILu Ti ', Sale :.lrcan I, g! Crawler', 5 Realty Harold Hall • - ; ' '. If ,.i,. ,, ,. '.11 _______________________________ _______________________________ ' or -' 'f 'O ( ,'A'&,', ir'nflC'S 7(1 5 P4'S -- - easy terms $16100 323 1174 ' '.'A'i. P, '1' 1) f 'ut 4 ca'a' necklaces, $39 up Mi-ray' HOL, DAY SPECIAL- CB. 3 BR, REAL TOI4S 953613)0' 379 f'll p,p', - :.flD 5119 ba'arce 515 S.ng,r butura told new fo' kIT pa, balance 04 1231 Se, a' SAPIPORD SE WING CENTER 1030 Slate St Sarlforal Plaza )77 Sill ' " I' It, ________ i. ..., cl,Arar-, ci- s•reu, • zag srw.nig r-4rt'n', 5 ngr Wa'iets $5 u Come ,.. . 1'ac'c' Gwa'nie, .-. - _________________________________ _________________________________ -', FORREST GREENE 319 5310 -- ,ci, 511 .Co I '.1 ATE iNC 1*1 At, 'OR i ri..' ' A..' 5.,-t:'d F '" ' '' 321--3041 - - ALTAYOPITE hooded corner bldg site Nice trees 150*101 $7,900 Private cottage to winS en visitors BR. kitchen, air. T', Lake uiarnn'y area 5*0 mo No pets A famity HIC,H 51.4001 (.,I4ADS Limited Open rigs NOW' Goad Pa, 15611 u Trav,'l AdvenVur, Fast .mocat.onal Tra-n'nig 50-Miscellaneous for BR. 2 BATH- Pci neigh borhood. completely remodeled, concrete block. pooi. carpet. 1)0.500 120.114 ste 1)2.000 LAKE MARY Late Marc 81.0 Office site Older bldg 44. 110 ft iO4 on corner Terms possble "'" 18-Help Wanted •, ,,ci, - - . ': i;i.'c. 4155 'rns'l P. r-IIUV (UN' ter's 51: 'o $70 322 ¶9 l'er S p r- I. nrStr'ds ___________ i :.p t. '•','•• vI'(' .', new LAKE MARY Lakefronl. swim, lli 5k 2 Bk po5$jle 3rd. 2 B nP scr porch *tti B B 0 pt -' NA. .St, ORA'i(',E & C •'vS 0' 54'?' $3 OOb,,ithpl 377 0357 ' - "I o . ',, s-'. -Junk Cars Rerrx)ved _________________________________ 6.)--OHIce SupplIes Rabozi REALTY MtAL lUff 377 lO00MLS EVE 322 4111 ___________________________ COUNTRY LlVIP1,.- 3 BR. 7bath nil all the conveniences, large ,ard.tre,s.planlSgalore. chOice area, $47,900 ________ ', - • 77 t!i (45C 5550 A S r'stJltlOfl i's p?" Y_41" 'y, 3231620 ____________________________ j' ul 5066 - -LAX EFROPiT COUNTRY I4QY( Nestled among *P-sperng o.erloolng a crystal clear lS Spectacular view Great room with cozy fireplace Every arnenify Call for appoinlment ' 37) CSt? , - PitS ail.ilVt RI 5 welcome 751% f'4rs ir Santo,Ø __________________________________ 9-Good ThIngs to Eat ' See Our .aIesApPfItl.ais 37) 5951 ---- eves (1011 It..LL r'p,.,,,. 177 775% o' A ' ":.'i''. 'O'cl '7) Cfsevelle Llguna 20.000 original r-1p5, A C. PS. PB, 1 Or - new I rca Reasonable Call 322 7777, ssv 'or George ______________ 11*, U West, S4nilcd •.n ..'.. - ____._ SAVE 500' RAYMOND E LI.JPIDQUIST ' 'il . ,'. - - ••' 4-Waterfrnt P,rty MILITARY TRAPISF E PEN DING- Like new 3 BR. 2 oath. garage. C Pi&A. * * carpet, split BR plan, fenced private yard. YLS U) £ ___________ '' , Rtg Real (stale Broker Read A use them often 'O"'r' - [I IlIAC TOW selIng community c--err 0a i "' OP POP T UNITY GRAND OLDE o ORY- 2 BR. bath. rseed%'ijQ"f't'ie fin, 5 ________ Serve the buying 5 I 31)1 anytime OWNER MOVED OUT- Needs to tell tht attractively panelled, 3 SR. I bath, AIlS large family room Assume IOn nterest - .- 4 M Unsworth Realty ---- 'c,r 'to' 1-,i.', 'on'- .e', clean & roOrri, See Jr-" e Cc'*ari 31$ Pr-r"0 All Fuab5.t in my home, New Year 5 Evt. elperienced couple. contact Judy at 23)5942 A 'ne.pensive winter horns special S BR, I bath. ktChmi CQi,i.Pped, C H. tpc Span, $20000 Bolder 322 7717 EQual Hooting Opportunity 'u:,'. '.'c I'AP. - 7 3 Itadrom i, 'e' apt', AlultS & lmiI park 'itrrsui 3515 'my 1792 - 'san'ornt 77) 19)3 ____________ ________ to 541.000 WINTER '11111CR - ISO', it 25th Si 322 2O ___ ______ • I Pde* 3 IsP, I bath hOmes $21000 Government Subsidy available GARDENS GE N EVA s-s - Decorating & a few antiques will mase lV'5 home a Show place ifng Reil (lp Bros en 372 1531 Os. ii' N guI JolO 51.ae"a a' 1797 I 5 I 81* apartrru,nt'l ',-ngle l'O' , conslnact , or .i(Iuit a. a-v area CAbin '' - tsar REAL . Pay ton Realty -- - I ' - W,nn s,."dr, ,,i. reduced price I BR. CB. Sunland Estates, * Ig lot. fenced back 5150 'no Down payrrt. assume Ii's yr rr.tg Mtg bal unider $14000 32) 1517 . ---, ' or fiab,'s II rig Walker 0,, ' TY 323 i72. fl 0779, o su, -_____ - --- --CHARM FROM THE PAST -C.rac '005 enlrance hall 3 BR. 4.71 II LR. with 7' i B. fireplace, 13.11 fI DR Pool, trees Owner mutt tell & ha5 177 gr''% RE ,'L - , ' Ci P( Ui--,. '-' - fgNt,ig tM.i"17 !rattic to get r-, •i(t ttie tame SOuth bOund to wors' 1. i.e neit doOr 0 your n-ark & Save your nerveS & e'Dense, also remove the hazard of the high way Own your own romp here O buy a lakefront lot & bold four riome Iwo Pout,', available ir'rinedalrl, beautiful 310 acre Lake Mabel Shores Fi',Il, sa I. ',k, 'lnm ri clear Sane oottor- lake All utilities available Owner will carry mortgage Telephone us Eves 159) AC 0 S"Af'.t'r' Ci'pee t)'.tpet CI 32) 61O ri'w,en ' & S ii ri 6375 T' T I ,, . Bmri10 PICctrur-ri I red Consignments Accepted Open Daly for Browsng , DISNEY WORLD 'V i .O0,,tr.'pr5 P.-r .' .. Dm,s 177 612) I Unfurnished 11,0'.' I' I, " St Johns Realty BROKERS Ridgewood Arms Apts. • - ,,,,,,,, - ' fl u -• .u' -, . rv-J v.- - ,.,'l! !4. Yercur,' 73. Marqj Brougrlam,4 DR hamc5 top. $2000. 323 6123 __________________ jUST MACE PLYYE Pd1'5 77 & (i 17) $57 or 031 ' -o.' *425 iUemlfr •",r..ic'. 59-'-WIOJSIC.'tI W?r'Ct)fldISe , 1973 Veqa, mechanically QOOd OOdy rough! $200 or best Offer 5,,. at Pdge*'oon Apt', No 771 7:30 P.M. _________________________ 1, Buck LaSabre A C P S P B - new trea runs gooø $650 373 1731. 3720647 n-li lii,, a sale bridi, esering still loaded wilti a of cf lasI mni,I!t- deas Stereo. ref ri(, driesfe 5yt, tvpe-nrtec all S n175 f goOd-PS 5"p' ',, s - 5 3 BR. 7 bath, CHA fm'iced. completely repainted new carpet throughout $37 - 12: it Reward tp an,one Indng the Pu'Se bel-ar'grug 10 Mrs 2 t I' .ans N qI5f', asked 372 "cjr ______________- - 95$ Ar' - -- ,4Q_.,.'y,sn4p.jD,4.j I Pi.J)J 15 " ' "" Malic:owss,i LAKE MARY REALTY Ws-'J PP.5 1 'i'S',' (1,0.1" ;i.l4 '- '-", ''' . 121 1171 I?! C'S'.',.'s ;i '*j) Johnny 3oApadnnts - Credit Qualities 373 FRIDAY NIGHT ;;;'..,, I' 97 '-' 12 ' DELTONA 7 BR. 1 bath. com pletely burnished 570.199 AlSo 3 BR. I bath, furnished, $70.S$5 i.e.. '""' I •l 0' •,. BATE MAN ' Found ads 5 'ga ,tacIscon, ii iPPrO',ml (il M17 isis "cessorèesi OtQ'. YAP PiE ---- No Money Down If ' AUCTION SALE ,ffret.'7IrYtcsiel3,;,St7 EMPLOYEES ____________________________________ ',i.'ic,ri loin rr,an's (.r&c.ouS 'i'' '' mO -n ' 'q ' ''" - '.s ?9-Rooms ' 11W ' -_____________________ 1vtfni'r .fltOrrnit,ori (iii 423 4107 or nrt, Si''o' Al Anon far-u, c,r.,.r PD ho. IS) 'i"-''17 i 4 17711 William REALTOR - A I •i'i'CP' ' i'CjWuI,.s-.l,(5 lIUli,v,T 5 SOLD - 373795) '-,i' •O 1 r 372 II?! $50 & UP 5410(1150 AUCTION 1,1',' . goon or 4A5141 ff5 Bass bost, Ike np,y, fully equipped, II Pp Mercury motor, heavy duty Ira',-, nIh 41-A lWrtqagesaough'[' _,SpId 11'r')' LQ elegant Spanish. 3 story. 3 BR. ri ciclusive Mayfair, lO,Cly grounds include guest house, rt'lint condton, $79,900 3 5711 %Ui Cr'sSli,i' mr0 Ultra Ciuisrd (ill Doug Wplls 327 7*61 II Pr',,, Smniord '.'cr-icl,, S.,'u'd.s, Ic ' WI' Al TOW '1''"t , 57i0 I 00 i,,' Secuc-' r lnvestmeuii 2 I'' ti5i, Au'OmQb,lr' I t.i' I' .pensr P,'- V4(iiOn Vi I .per pit,' Ncc,ssar, ' u' On-S-rn 'a 'rIp oo rrre' in i Id .0.' qomI mu bero"e - SAC (O'iOi . PisdIft ... N Y(1W ,?,%' AL '.,OPi t(P '"'ICsOr trends 4 P'bo'rr- drinoers CJaS%'f-etl 0,- p lopOrtunt, rOSPOni S iis'r't 'J'ow c-i Ii'OduC is tcitil fl,P%Vmefll F ACED WITH A DRINKING PRO(5L EM P,ry'ap', AI(QPiu l5 AnonymouS (in Help Phone 423 1117 ,VrteP 0 Ba, III) ariford, Florda 37771 yin, I ,,.,, 'Pr' Nce slim attracli5,uaj *OiJld Ike fo my-,, ri. mars tielnemi 51561 For companion Call 32) 355? 4 ci Alit, i inn i's's , •°' 11' or .4 ,ou re 1oe P'ii7 for CHRISTMAS SPECIAL '.'-Iltr S 5,w! ,s' '. -. ., - i'd -C. , • i, ______________________________ ______________________________ n new or ,sm) car or truck r'$ I) ,ear', a' riancp r. sat-s ., per miCC no's for vlXi (41 Ryip Oo'ar W"'rr Pa's 5114514 ,nfOrd 177 144! (')eai.r Agecil - - 51 itu i..,reuir , , rrpl I Pia5 bet-n rn- Pr !ej II ,Q (ICr' V "1 a dOwn oa, - r" 72-Auction ' - Property ________________________________ - 3770617 t.es 377 1547 - sanford ilSt-trOc,, 3 h1 catp I upper 65) 504 7'6 5660 9C14 726 II 5it, 5 P or 339 4470 - , LOw (tOwn 'dOQijai.f,'ng tee, I ""ctPIS'O(CeiOselrcm (ilifi, 24-Business OpportunItIes - 3231832 I 55-Boats & . w - np - 'n?helirraici 377 55ii e. IJi 5993 CLASSIFIED ADS ARE F UN ADS MEAD & USE T*lf or TEPi YOu L LI"t' i sui IS - I ____________________________ UNCLUT TER YOUR CLOSET Sell tho%p things trial are lust takIng up space nIh 4 *Snt ild - 127 HIDDEN LAXE DRIVE -- 3 IIR.2 baths. C H&A, carpeted. 2 car gaa.ge. Swimming pool A tennis courtS available, $31,500 ., Credit. Bad Credit• b.i. If VOU don I tCii 000'C "Ow 4r on rig 'ci •nowi T'li lhpm w'h .5 hassled .517 rir cmi ,c 122 2* 4) 39,j i I %Oc is, Good : 1111Od; ia" --- - CORNER Smill 011cr' Low 5250 .o appro, Onr,r BfC'r Orianc,o II) fOls t, -- FHA resaie in Academy Manor. 3 ISP. $100, $117 23 PA I 35 mOnths I', prt APR - - older home. - WALNUT STEREO Brand new eft ci .c,,gri.iiiv jigs 57)00 t'iS 4:'' REALTY - 46-Commercial t 1471 -- - s- TV. RadIG Stereo REALTOR 317 COMLS 1 vi 377 41/f ISO' ON WEST 2Sfh ST - with an Oil'i .5 %'FIlO (fliif 15(1*1 ciir A(F 6---'ChIld Cii'e - 73 •7• 335 Ii'cSrr Atsoc Rabori't SPACIOUS COUNTRY HOME on I acres in Geneva. BR. baths, family room, fireplace, pIt trut trees. 119.500 WAL LACE UrU lipil l't,)!, lli..r - feet arid LeSs 1111 West 35$ 're' SECTION 2 That upon 'C d nance b.comng effect.r 'C , special which celebrates trie reSidentS and propert, awr'e". :' "'p I4lid, Spsnn .v*iilC . property deScribed pier, ' sin C, Sr'owIeiging at it i', full of milled to iii Ire ' o' 'r s '!5 leo I ''c' arid ,mr,-,un' n-s as a', ________________________________ Irm time to time 'o 'a"'e res.d,nhs arid property wref S i iCr' Legal Notice City of Sanford. Fionda I'd IurtPier provid,d iri ChipPer Florida Statutes CITY 00' wINTER SPRINGS. SECTION 3 That fh, o'l ri"(r FLORIDA Shall become effective 'mr-ad i'd, Not Ice of Pvbfic Hiarli,, upOn its passage arid aJop ci' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN A cov shall be avalat-, I' 'PP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Office of the City CIrrS 'ci' Ii the Cily Council of the City oh Winter Springs. Florida that said City persons desiring 10 liar-"', C) tame Council has ret, wtd application Au parties in interest ano Ct rn's 11* SEMINOLE YOUTH RANCH, stall have an opoonlunt, ': cc INC - rf'quesl rig the City of Winter Springs to anne. lPr heard at sad hearing following deScribed property By order of the City Cor-" ss ci' 04 flip City of Sanford. ion lv Lots) 4 arid S. Ent:mirsger Farms H N Tamm Jr Addlion Plo 2. according to the plat City Clerk thereof, as recorded in Plat Book Page 5. of the Public Reco,dt 04 PubliSh 0Cc 2. 5. 15 7) 9'' Seminole County, FIori, together 10 -_____________ with II of Pie right of way of Old IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Sanford Oviedo Road lying due EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR South of th afored,scr parcel CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOL! Said City Couruicil will hold a Public COUNTY. FLORIDA hearing at 7 30 PM. or as soon CIVIL ACTION NO 11.5510 CA 051 hereafter •s Possible, on Monday, In Re: The Mauia,e of January 5, 157$. t consider the LYNN R HANSEL. Hulbarid 5r adoPtionofanOrdiriarsc,by Itse City MiLt,IE P.S HANSEL. Wile c WinIer Springs, F101da, Itle of LYNN R HANSEL, *$'ich 5 as fOIIei PeIfoner AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY vS OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA MILLIE P.S HANSEL. TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL Nesponden' AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO NOTICIOFACTION ANNEX THE HEREINAFTER TO MiII-P.S Hansel DESCRIBED LANDS SITUATE c o S'elii Grucci, Jr AND BEING IN SEMINOLE iS Stallon Road COUNTY. FLORIDA. PURSUANT Bellport, New York TO FLORIDA STATUTES Ill O4i. 11713 PROVIDING ZONING FOR THE YOU AR( HEREBY PlOT IF iD SUBJECT PROP E R T Y - that a Pill0n for DissoIul.on of PROVIDING FOR THE AMEND Marriage involving a clam for MENT OF THE OFFICIAL special equity and or lump Sur-ZONING MAP AND THE CITY'5 award ci the following property ri COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE Brevard County, Florida, to wI PLAN. PROVIDING DIRECTIONS LOS 25 and South 50 feet f Lat 53 TO THE CITY CLERK. Block I, SPRUCE HILLS SUB SEVERABILITY AND EF DIVISION, accordng to It.' pia' FICTIVE DATE thereof, recorded in Plat Book II A copy shall be availabl, at the page 45, Public Records Of Isrevard office oh Ihe City Clerk of Pie City of County, Fonda Winf Springs, FIori for all sat been filed against you arid vOA persons desiring to elamlni same are reauin,d to Serve a COPY of your ALL INTERESTED PARTIES writlen defenses, if any. fo it On are lnvIlldfoatfpf..d andfo bi heard. Dwight W. Severs. Petitioner's THIS NOTICE stoW Published In Attom,y.wf,as,r, 5305 Palm tPs4 Evening Herald and i, Avenue - P 0 los MC, TituSviIIe Senf Intel Star. both, ofa Florida 33750, on or before thi 13th general CirCulaflejs in sa Ci5', day 04 January, 1517, and file tIle s..g time each wefl for four consecutive origirsal with the Clerk of this Court weeks prior to the time of tfse Public either before Service en PcI Ronlr's hearing. Altousey or immidiafelr tt.ereaf DAT ED thiS 5th day of December. ten, otherwise a default will be 1517 enfered against you for the refef City of Winter SprIngs. demanded Ins lad Petition Slorida ( WITNESS my hand arid wal a. By Mary Norton. thu Court on December 7th. 1517 City Clerk (Court Seall GARY E MASS[y, ESQUIRE Arthur H Beck*tn, Jr Altamoqle Spvinq', FlorIda 32701 Clerk of fIle Circuit Cpurt City Aflame1 By Mary N Dardefi PubliSh. Dec, 5, 1$, 33, 30. In; Depfy Clerk DESae PbI,h Dec , II, 23. 30. 1517 DES 45 HAL COIBER1' REA1TY,11c lOad - 1,i',... lti'm in a co'ter'po. New c" setting " i MERRY CHRISTMAS MARKHAM AREA hi wooded acres Near SR U & I 4 ChoIce wooded area 5)100 per acre ______ ______ __________ _____________________________ SECTION I That th,a' erta properly in ',,mflOi, Ccr', iIonida deScribed 15 fOliO*j be tPi sarr'e 1 h,reb, anr'ieled ,o •" made a part of the C.ty of Sarwc,'o honda pu'5uni' to ?Pi .Oiuiita, nnaatin. prOstioni', l Sect o" III 044 1 ior'da Slatutet The SOu'h 750 fee! of Lot as 'iF C' ' UPSALA, accord-rig '0 7 MISTER ROGERS p fLORIDA Oi) 6V €b.'[RQ[P,Cy ONE 41-Hou - ENACTED BY TIlE PEOPLE Or TuE Ci TV OF SAPlI ORD ,snd Gelsey Kirkland with mcmber ct the American Ballet Thete, The ballet leilS Inc lightheaded story of a snaIl girl s dreami "ri Cbnisfmj Eve Ale,anrder M , ct ci iyt the DcoSsfr'.'yr B,i , ,iibr'ikc5 9 WIDE WORLD CF SPORTS 24' CHRISIMASTIVE WITH T ,4ER( ' • CANAL BUILDING SIlLS leading to Lake Monroe Jenny Clark Realty, REALTOR, 353 I5 -- _________________________________ 41-Hous IN l.CCORDANCE WITH THE VOLUNTARY ANNE XAT ION PROVISIONS OF SECTION 171 044. FLOR 10.5 STATUTES WIIERrAS Ordnance No 13 piSScu and iJopted by 'Pie Cily CommiSSiOn Ori September IS. I97. was quashed and declared of no further forc, and effect on November 7$. 1577 by the Circut C.,rt of the Eighteenth Jud, cia r.rcuit, in and for Scm 1101, Coun'i .,,,rida. in trial cef tan case eflh11Pi3 County of Seminole. Stair' Of f iric1, vs City of Sanford .. F ior.ija municipal corporal.on, Case Si. 71 ThiS AP 01 F, And WHEREAS the County Corn misSiofl of Seminole County Florida. has advised the City Commission of the City of Sariforil 1' Fonda trial if hat no Obict 011 to the the properl5 anne,ation Ot hereinafter described, and WHERFAS. the City CommiS%,on Nat been advised that is necessary thaI a new ordnance be adopted to approoriately anne. the FOrf5 P'p hereinafler described rib corporate 'imits of tfe (by o sanford, Florida, and WHEREAS there h5 been fled *,lh 'Pie Ciby Clerk of thC C.ty of tit,On Con Sanford. Florida, a faring the names of the property,) owners in the area described hereinafter requesting arirre.al-or to the corporate area of the Ct5 ' Sanford. Fionida. arid reqvCttrig 'c be included therein, and WHEREAS, the Prpp,r15 Ap praiser of Semnole County. F ionia cav.rig certified that there are tcv' property ownerS ri the area iO Cr anreir'd arid that sad ptope", n,rs nave sQned thC pet ton tr and WHEREAS. if h45 bC m-nCd triat the property de%cr-tec I hereinafter 5 reasonably compact arid contiguous tofhe Corporal, area of the City of Sanford. FIorda arid .1 has further been determried that the anrieiation of laid P?OPft nil not rtsulf ri the creation of an en clay, and WHEREAS. fhe City of Sarifond Florida s in a position t P'Ovde municipll SefviCes to th propert, 0eribed heren. and the C 'I Comrr.,s,on of the City of Sanio,d Florida deems it ri the best -n',',s' 0 the Ct, to accept sao DC'-' cr arid 'a anne. sad proper! OW( -" . ••' ________________________ have building 1045 FEET NORTH OF PAOLA ROAD, 2 IDEASI FrIday, D.c. 23, 1577-36 !'!!herald, Sanford, Fl. _________________________ high & dry, good country eslate. . FOR Cku(iaa Gtt ___________________________ ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, TO ANNEX WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA OF THE CITY OF SAP4 FORDL FLORIDA. UPON ADOPTION OF SAID ORDINANCE. A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING APPROXIMATELY 61 FEET EAST OF UPSALA ROAD AND APPROXIMATELY lI U6) RI ACK AWARENESS 241 WASHINGTON WEEK IN 1 DCCX BEAT 24 A BIT WITH KNIT 1) ORDINANCE NO 1105 Morning i TONIGHT .4 MOVIE YOU a mance film about a woman who fluctuates between her American diplomat hust'ird lcd br fqme, boyfriend 4 1 ATE NEWS FOR THE DEAF A songs, plus Phoebe Snow. Emerson, Lake arid Palmer .i"d Daid Gates 1 20 . LATE MOVIE Slory of A Woman Robert Slack. James Farertino 1969 flo• I' can spend Christmas Eve Hwy'. 17.92 aISH4J6 this special Christmas show trial features his daughter, Debbie, and other members of his famt singing Christmas -i LOCAL NEWS Closed /111 Day Dec. 24th So our employees 2D (II THE MIDNIGHT SPE CIAL P.t Boone 5 the host Of to 1. .4 p )()p ' 00 Amer'ca as a member of the working class poor 00 THE BEST OF FAMILIES Episode eight January 1 7 1977 Drama portrays the ew England college town makers Lars UIventam and Thomas Dillen, esamining t i t old in WAIL ST RE E T I' THE ROCKFORD FILES Rockfofdisdupedbya seemingly deranged scienlisl who puts him through an elaborate stress esercise under the guise of inestigating a homicide Tale ala brief b two lonely people during the Christmas - -- -- hnlTh,i - -- - .n... .- .'y,Inr'uI,..rrn,Ti- WEEK LII JOHN DENVER ROCKr 9 THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS MOUNTAIN CHRISTMAS l CAROL BURNETT AND Singer.composer Denver FRIENDS stars in this holiday season 24 MaNElL.LEHRER RE. with guests Valerie WEEK IN REVIEW PORT Harper, OI,y,a Newton.Jotinr DONNY AND MARIE OS. and Comedian Step Martin 7 30 MONO SHOW (R) FAMILY FEUD 21' ______________________________________________________________________________ C t4 T H Os E 001 D E N YEARS Documentary on 8 30 THE FOURTH KING Musical animated tale about Ihe forest animals *tS follow the Star of Bethlehem to the stable, where they dIscover something Importanl that was missing frorntherrIivesIove for one another 14) 'HE GONG SHOW 4J THE MUPPET SHOW 1 w IAI 1" 'i)' FLORIDA REPORT ci $25,000 PYRAMID ___________________________ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARIh TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CIT. 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' -.177 I'.,,,, , f L v .''..,' -. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ To List Your Business..,DIQI 322-2611 or 831-99931 ..: . �40-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec23, 1917 BLONDIE by Chic Young E BOSS CAVE 'E ) DOROT*4Y MAMILL ( DOESN'T GOARfrD TPEOPLE, WITW A STC 11 , • v IN ur iEDw.'rcj ___ PEC.E KA1E) p 1 NCIJ sMo_o 45 c.e .,:T..i VCU j-' ) 'i-... '0 • I 3 1 I by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY - HEY, MAN! WHERE SlIOULD I 1JANPA... CUBA... RUSSIA... 160T030114T1-IEARMY? _________•. / £. 0 r\\o 0 .&j by Art SaflSOf E BORN LOSER 7 HOW cokkE ThcAm £ XR CXFELb 22 r1- 31.y) (2 1.EAt - I 16 WERE (' T ARCHIE by Bob Montana II DO AE ...Eu SCE CE CI 0. PLAY 7 p sc s_ ' - .E SB. J = 1 J23 •24 46 Sl 49 so 56 — - 52 - 60 i '58 62 6 WOOD SHOP WO00 SHOP By BERNICE BF.DE OSOL EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider iopce iT V AkYILX lu ctyiL j ojrf m CATEGORY FT OFAtJ JJEST o flME LULL kID DO ytX) LG RY? or i I MM 'ti HAVE 7VLE I &EJ cr II t4U4JLE H oiij T HAk)DLEJ) THAT j Of J08 ARE I2 PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer HIS WIFE GAVE ) IT 10 HIM OVER A PIECE OF STAIhJEP GLASS' r 'YOU MEAN THEY ARGUED ABOUr A CHURCH WINcOW? NO, A LIPSTICK 5MEAR Gt4 HIS -. (Tà 1 1 ) ¼, BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl F P, 1 I For Saturday, Dec. 24, 1977 YOUR BIRTHDAY Dec. 14, 1977 There's a very valuable market for your knowledge and expertise this coming year. Someone may be looking for just what you have and be willing to pay you well for it. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Compassion and charity are strong in you today. Just make sure that the persons who benefit from your efforts are the ones for whom you intended them Find out who you're romantically suited to by sending for your copy of AstroGraph Latter. Mail 50 cents for each and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to jtsjti. Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify your titrUi AQUARIS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19t Know when to leave the Daily today. If you stay too long you may wear out your welcome and not be invited again. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mardi 20) Perhaps you're planning a quiet day with the family. Don't be surprised if guests you've forgotten you Invited make the scene. today.Ifyouhavesuchacallto make, don't let It slip your mind, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) person and find your sense of humor doesn't amuse him. SAGnTAR1US (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You'll be more thain ready to TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Choose your gifts wisely as to take the bows for the decorations or the gifts today. value and recipient today. You Not quite fair if your mate did it could easily offend by ignoring all. : in WIN ]HIerklit 701h Year, No. 108- Sunday, December 25, 1977 P .1 'ii (iIt\ u o .nmi _____ trump UKTII Now a cross ruff wlunt ''"i work South Just diwsnt 4 have enough tricks 10 1k can still make the 4 lo - S] slain, but a heart finesse' is wI.2IT E''.T tH't'ded as a starter Thin he 4 jI 1 4 ifl 2 r, i Ituist plan to ruff his 10, eight ' ' and sn'vt'ni of he'irt_s in dinn. 'm J 2 4 lb t' this by plas r, ,,rils in this order ruff ¼ t IC heart, i,ishi (lUmnmvs are Is J ill spaute's, Ii'aul a siadi' to li 4 king. ruff a heart, rut! spade ruff his last (e ulnt'rablt' Both I)ealer heart, ruff a spade ham k I South his hand, pull trumps u I V.i' %OIih i: suIh (malls concede .e (lull i 14 20 '" - - - 4 Sadat On - K •,,, Ii'' I.e' 11 (lpe'ning lead King clubs ¼ I iusiame trailer tm knumw if u,iuu art' allmstuil t pass a forcing bin The answer is that thin' nothing in the laws to forbid a pass any time you elect tm pass However, when %mw pass a forcing bid you arr likely to be in trouble with your partner "I *sini ii ',fl liiimi't C.'.'. it FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves uéa4T CR4iEPV E5ENT5 F oal Vf ' ET Terence Heese says that onsome hands declarer tries to make his and etunimn> ' trumps separately by a cross ruff. If West leads the king of clubs and continues, Cc -. are high and no lint' can to used n this overruff. -Suppose West opens a sf Ii, - -" ,. column '— • -- ____ _____ 840Kjr: Arvv - DOONESBURY TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan NEW Pr-COR? n &, :' '• .1 Are , .. . • -• W -' • - a ' . . . •-'-: ., ' ..s, - .,. - • , But the visit and Sadat 's meeting with the non-PLO Palestinians was seen as pressuring the PLO to fall in behind Sadat or risk losing its claim to be sole legitimate representative of the Pales tinians" in any moves toward a Middle East settlement, hi . q,' ' •p " , t • - • ' * _ ' ' L N " Y Ii I Herald Ph:?i by A Glea m, Ag Jar', CatielDirry og ; •••55 J 1, r3, ••.--, :•-'.y•-.- ,(-;.- -. .1 ''F' %%hile Shells Hubbard (above) Is all aglow ith her ('hrjstrnas catch — as is Santa Claus, alias James Mitchell, at ('asselbprrv's (')mhtiwi it'. Ththodlst ('hureb — Mar'. Terrell t Achen (left) member of the church's Cherub Choir. ponders a seasonal thought. Shelley is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas IIubbrd of Winter Park: Mar'., daughter or Mr. and Mrs. .John Von .%chen of : Pfinonte springs. • • 's-' • C •;,;_.. - r.. , - - - -- •_ .,,--,-,-, -. Today • ' ' ---• VI.' . Around The Clock Bridge in Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial - --.• - .- 4-A Dear Abby 4-C Dr. Lamb I-C Horoscope OURSELVES 4-C SI)Oil,I, 442 Teleslslon 4-S-A Weather - ".'"' .•.' .. ' -:, - - - /' S f1,' ,-•, ,,,.r ._' C, • •' ..-•. •- a,•,_',a'.• - . • - 4. •.'-,.,,:..; - I f.V-'.'.).r- 3-C 4-C 4-C 1.3-C 1-2-B • V . ,----. - - Begin, whose cabinet endorsed his peace proposals i ts longest session of his six mon'hadministration Thurs. day, similarly regarded the summit as "one of the most iniportant meetings we'll ever have." w_ - ," 3-A Sanford, 1963 TWA ace a, I When Saw Mom, I Re II> JANE CASSEIJIERRY Herald Staff Writer F o r 14 )ears Maureen Hall Sitton thought her mother was dc-ad. This (lirislmiis Maur een knows better. Ma ureen had li % td with her father traveling from one state - - -. lbe last time Slaureen saw her mother was at age four when the family, living In Sanford, split up. Thii-n, by quirk of fate. eld, Colo.. where Maureen, T ' hustand !i . "She didn't know my married name, but because Hayfield is such a small town and she had heard we - by Garry Trudeau 'I learned then that r everything I ever believed was not true... SORT were living here, my aunt came for a s ur pr ise vi sit, inquired around about a Hall and found me," Maureen told a Herald reporter by telephone. It w a,s Maureen's aunt who told Maureen her $rnother was still alive, Maureen and her relatives gave this account of the incident, picking up the story from 1963 In Sanford "The family was living in Sanford at the time 'and rn> parents were going through a divorce, Mreen explalned .Hrf e at r, Our out to Kentucky to visit relatives while her mother . remained in Sanford with her eight'rnonth.old brother, ('urtisMartui hall, she said. 'I 5CLS the last one of our family to see Maureen," said her -year-old great-grandmother, Lettit' Allen. of 2422 Orange Ave., Sanford, who was then living in Wi nc h ester, KY. After the suit John Hall and Maureen just dropped from sight. Mrs. Allen lives with her daughter, Helen Padgett, Maureen's great-aunt. Mrs Padgett said that young Hall had kept in Then without telling her father, Maureen began her search for her long-lost mother. - 1 tried to locate her through Social Security, birth records and everything else for several months, but she had remarried and I did not know her last name, later I found out her new name was llilen Bennett and she was living in Jacksonville, but that is a big city and the schools would not release any information" In desperation, Maureen wrote letters to the I em bered, * •- \) - - m • - • — -• ' S - .. - ,• ,''' - ' ,: 4.--. - - ' - -. ., .. _*I_ •, Vii, - ',".!_.'•:? -• Iy1 1dI '. •' "','. - .. •. "'e • • .5 - .: - ..' , • ' -- - -.- -.- .-• S ' ' ,..y Maureen said. See REUNION, Page ?A - • P. " SOm, she was talking by phone to her mother in Jacksonville and other relatives in Sanford. Later, Maureen new to Jacksonville for a reunion with her mother and brother, Curtis Shortly after there was a reunion with relatives in Sanford. Curtis had been adopted as a child by his stepfather, Preston Bennett, who was the only lather he could remember, she said. Because of her brother's close resemblance to his father, Maureen said when she first saw him she was shocked be-cause she momentarily thought It was her father. :t1'.i. •.:-4.*% 4 V '• .-•' - "I was so shocked when I found out I had aunts, uncles, a great aunt and a great-grandmother 'I was so shocked when I found out I had aunts, uncles...' , - , touch with his father. who had never revealed his Evening Herald and to a newspaper in Winchester whereabouts. appealing for help in locating her mother. Within She said Maureen's mother had tried In vain to hours after the letter appeared in the Winchester me,paper. she received a phone call from a rnan ho Curtis flail told tus parents Maureen had died in said am or Uncle Bill she sai d Nova Scotia. But there was no record of the death at the Bureau of Vital Statistics. net tamer hart told her that her mother and grandparents were dead, and that her mother, "never wanted me anyway. That is what always hurt the most when I was growing up," she added . She said to avoid being traced, her father keg them on the move and they lived In "Wyoming, California, Wisconsin, all over. My dad remarried and he and his wife were together off an on for four years," she said, "but they are separated now," "st)' aunt came to see me last summer and that's when I found out about my mother," Maureen said. '•M'.' aunt had not seen me since I was six. I asked her about my mother and she told me she was still living, but didn't know where. She said then were relatives In Winchester, KY., and that the family at one time lived in Sanford, Florida, "I learned then that everything lever believed was not true." \•, : Asked if the summit could end in failure, Sadat answered, "Maybe, maybe. Why not" There is a most important fact. This is that we shall be very candid and we shall put ever)thIng on the table." Last Time: .•- . - ;.-•( - entire peace initiative he ". ' '. '' -•.•,.: . ' launched with his Nov. 19 visit to Jerusalem "depends on the summit meeting." • ;' . ,I Begin and t t;• including his wif e and Minister Moshe Dayan, were , cr ' •• ' ' .. 1_ '.7' ,--y 'i ','ai'•-I. Sadat told reporters after an of prayer at Cairo's El Shafaa Mosque Friday that the MY WEBS OFF, • ' summit NOW W04Arz WHY'S MV P10if 0: 'I --- to declare our support for peace." as one delegation member told reporters PAPEIT A') .- 60r reN A - SrONE ON SOMEHOW.. Me'dmEast Sum Mit Eve S to another, never knowing that her mother was and hall never given up her search for her daughter WE I I . ) - . • -000 Editorial. I11tgt U 7 I____,______1 HE Y! - t Both leaders have forecast hard bargaining at the over what the key adversaries of the 29-year Middle East confrontation understand by the "comprehensive peace" each has vowed to seek. if Fiftes ---11 ThEPLACE (sEEMs PJFFEREN1 ••• / :-' • ' / e Bum • ±f;;:. face,.@ coc,os of JACOBI` MODFAN -. " e A DO ' - Ies It i I a n S Ii expected to fly to the Abu SweIr military base Sunday morning and be shuttled by helicoper to the swurnit site, an island in the Suez Canal renamed "Peace Island." the cross ruff by cashi the ace and king of spjide.-, and S Is f"ned S 0 1 F. fij d ft 3 S aCe of hearts After that he on.allopes or@ onciosoc 'I* can claim since all trumps m05? "r?.resrng ques?ons .Ger' 5M( '4EO% AM' - a '' else ' '- 1: South ruffs and can count to ,c, r'a.e a gue$?O 12 tricks if he can imike all " •.er?s' W're his and dummy's trumps rn i Jacoh.s ca,. O separateiy lie prepares for newsna P The JICOYS PAT .;o .- 494Z ' , Government officials said final touches on Middle East results of Sadat's talks with The West Bankers crossed I(l(klll Sadat today Sadat met with about 150 West peace proposals he plans to Israeli F)efense Minister Ezer the Israeli and U.N.-controlled et Anwar with independent Hank residents in the Suez push in what both leaders have WCIZiii4fl " Palestinians from the Israeli- Canml cur ifn i,,EIm.. sectors of the Sinai into Egypt ,5. PuIcLeu win oc nato bargainWetrmnan visited Egypt Tue5Thursday to declare support for OCt Upli d Jordan West Hank to island site of his second sununit ing at the siaiiniit day .iIl(l Wednesday and met -Sadat 's peace moves in a slap boLster support for hi.s peace with Begin in less than five Officials said the council with both Sadat and War at the mainstream Palestine nio%es on the CU of his wu.ks reviewed developments of the Minister (,en Mohammed liberation Organzation s bitter Christmas sununit with Israeli Sadat later chaied an Middle East question in light of Gamassy, reportedly to discuss criticism of the peace initiative. Prime Minister Menahemn emergency session of his Sunday's meeting between details of an Israeli withdrawal Begin The group, consisting mainly National Security Council to put Sadat and Begin as well as the from Egypt's Sinai desert. .of- strong supporters of Jordan's ing Hussein. has stressed its by Stan Lee and John Romita - •. :,,. • .•. is 1 Oswald & James Jacobs SPIDER-MAN rY Bolster Support ISMAILIA. Egypt 'UPIi - F 1'4 1'c Sid F lortda 32771-Price 20 Cents ________________________ • , ,, Attempt BRIDGE AT 11% tis Vt VIRGO ( Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Business or career interests should be subordinated at this time. Don't allow them to take you away from home and family today. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0t. 231 There may be a loved one far away who would be disappointed not to hear from )'OU 0 Il someone or showing up the gift given you. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be more attentive to your mate today than usual If you're at a party, don't do the solo bit while he or she sits alone. CANCER (June 21-July A small remembrance for coworkers Is in order today. It doesn't have to be much, but they'll be looking forward to a token gesture. LEO iJuly 23-Aug 22) You'll be in a festive mood today, but don't get too much caught up In the sptr'ltofth.ings. Being a mite too flirtatious could damage your image. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don't decimate the family Be careful. You are in a puckish budget with lastininute-hasty mood today a others may not purchases. Who needs postbe. YOU may join the wrong holiday headaches? I, By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. numm mum auu OEM among No. son—BEENE .. ._ I 5j f HOROSCOPE 45 V i MERRY CHRISTMAS DEAR DR. IAMB — At one time I had cirrhosis and was hospitalized, treated, and released. I was told if I continued drinking I'd never see 45. I'm SI now, but I still have some questions. I like beer ma hard Hattori and I eat pretty well Is there is no medicine that will really any medication one can take to help more than a good well. prevent deterioration of the balanced diet that includes the liver' Since the liver is a normal amounts of vitamins regenerative organ, how long and minerals. If you still have does it take to regain a healthy evidence of abnormal liver status? Also. I have heard of function, you might increase successful transplants; if that i sour vitamin intake by using an or' inary all-purpose vitamin possibility' DEAR READER - You have tablet or capsule that you can Don't really means scarring of the get tat, and leave the alcohol liter The scars will not ,o atom away. The liver (toes DEAP DR. lMll - My regenerate, but not in a per- husband is worried about dying fectly orderly fashion. The before I do. lie says bachelors scars and change in the outlive married men because regenerated liver will be with they give up sex all their lives. you for the rest of your life. lie said he didnt want me to teni him so he can forget sex Your liver function has ot viously unproved, but you can and live longer. never run the risk of adding Is this true hat men live additional insults to your vital longer if they give up sex remaining liver cells earlier in life*' Alcohol is a toxin to the liver I)EAI( READER - Well, it cells There is about as much might seem longer. The facts alcohol in a can of beer as there are that married men as it is in the average mixed group live longer than single 0.. cocktail I can't approve of your men, although there are in using beer any amount with dmdual cxceptioils. Also. people who are active 0 your history. I can't recommend that you use any alcoholic and iivolved, and that includes beverage for that matter at any a normal sex life, usually live ' 54 55 time. longer than those who are not. I am sisiding you The Health I-'inally, how does your - letter number 7-8, Living With husband know that bachelors — Your Liver, to give you a better give up sex' Most people find idea of how your liver works some manner of sexual ex61 and what you have. hers who pression whether they are want this issue can send $0 ,iiarried, single, or divorced. cents with a long, stamped, self- His basic premise is wrong 4 addressed envelope for it to me If your husband persists in in care of this newspaper. P.O. wanting to avoid sex, even Box 1551, Radio City Station, though it will not decrease his New York, NY 10019. life expectancy or affect his Liver transplants should be health adversely In any way. regarded as experimental. I then he may need to discuss his wouldn't count on them as a responses with a prc.fcssiorial solution to your problem. There counselor. I I Scars On The Liver Stay Rest Of Life Answer to PIWIOUS Punle ACROSS 40 Law degree (abbr) 41 aIls I Accountant It''I°°i'°1 '°I°i'1 43 Compass (abbr) I°t°t't ' 1SfTfA(1S_fDUfSf point 4 Propellant gas T 0 V1 44 Club fees 9 Now Deal cAot e 1 1 qA T L!AINtTtA? 45 Collaborate program ,p T Af L1Lf I? College• 47 king IFr) 0PIN£ , tS s• Ad a,gr.. taoor; " "Y"U II Di0 LI IAI SI TIE I 13 Below (prefus) 52 Tar. ITt ill TAtSIHI iii tr4ois i1 IsTolMIcIoiNIu 14 Actreis Taylor 56 Bonle cap 57 Unburnt and IyIOIMP L AlYN £ 5 15 Motoring dried brick lit PIAUj L IjSI L liii 1.1 association 1TTOIO?AIitI 16 Controlled by 62 monkey III1MIMT.5!Ttt $tNIAIIll11$ 61BigPronounrAISItI0J barrier 17 Greek letter 63 Mixed (pref) I I Russian ruler 46 Gem of the 64 Commit theft 18 Natures mountains 65 longing (sI) 19 Dabber mythical 21 Siesta 48 Open to View 86 Two quartets maiden 23 Tilled 67 Ones (Fr) 49 Strip off skin 20 Deduce )) slant 50 Ready for 22 Adenosine tn 25 College court DOWN haNihst phosphate 26 Hindi dialeCt 51 First garden (abbr I 27 Of India I Sept 53 Novice 24 Depression mu. 2 Lincoln Center (p(efir) bills 54 Masked 29 Shah a offering 25 Tobacco chew 3 First man animal for country 26 Recline 31 Legal aid short Argument 30 Ache group (abbr) 55 Centers S Genetic 34 Ornamental 32 Wight material 58 Winter month vase 6 Common newt 33 Grabs (abbrl 35 Some 35 Music syllable 7 Bauit. 83:eball 37 Confederate 6 Point opposite 35 Old English p1 Mel States Army Z (abbr) 9 Musical agn 12 Automotive so 60 SInging 38 Augmint City (ebb? 10 Quote as a rSCCt author ty 41 Lip re 39 4p __ _ 9 10 11 7 3 2 I6 — — — 14 12 13 JS — — 15 - — — - — — 19 18 20 2 0-• Maureen Sitton with (from left) great-aunt Helen Padget, (;reat-Grandmot h e r I.ettie Allen and mother, helen Bennett. 1011 r � 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 23, 1977; <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/70f180f8aa871ac86be44c194f6b26c3.pdf 5994a93fc5834a63c3c84ba1d9b559cd PDF Text Text 'Vtzu etald 70th Vecir, No 103 Monday December 19 1977 ' 7 J \ Sanford Florida 32'71 Price 10 Cents I ____ _________________ ) - __ _ _____ ____ IRS Differs ___ 1/ With 'I Layer 4 aimsP1e ges Ma Not Be Tax Brea s d Cj 7)1 Tic > C1. If t -'t_ F L/3 rq I . V Nl y . IIrraldSUff Writer -S you %4ery planning to donatesinne money in response to ('$ A behalf of school board voipIQ%tts left with unpaid health _ gW;Fn At least if %ou Acre planning to take vantage of what Layer said is a tax deductible (ona ton _ q) FI public affair~ officer in The Students And Those Tests Ill 11 Pt he d cwst I A%1ri IL IK - 'O didn' t Si t I)E\ I Yes, we knew ho to dothern, but reiiieriibei them \IM. HF RAI I) Are any of >ou taking math I dasst s this sear' (din student saiti ' I IF \T P \i' I F .F \l\(a HERALD: Shat kind of math are snu taking' 1)1 \T (nsuiatrs EVFNING 11111 l I) Are >ou getting good grades In The Evening Herald today continues its report on the reactions of students to the recent Functional literacs Tests. On Sunda> use represent.athe students ssho tailid shared their reactions o the test Toda> thes talk of tin relevancy of subjects they are taught - rt -- 1% FSI'6 HERALD:How reles ant do so think tin Functional Literse> test and the courses sou art now studying are to what you hope will be happening in SOUt We 10 years from no1 STUUF\T Some of the things don't es en t) !t 411 to — , Z t' E.' a.° E - I g' 2. ,. any of It? STUDENT: I don't sit there and divide decimals 11 — , .' . use the metric s)stem comparing prices ui the te t here STUDENT: ost people just pick up what looks like the better prior They don't take a calculator and figure it out xactls 9 t 1I . -R C ' Egg; 2 es g i• one ; '4 Z EE — . o E •9. _________ ______ •' ' * to improse your life if you knese these things I- or In stance if you wanted to buya house snu would be at tin mercy of people ssho are acquainted smith peru nUip,ts i tntl Interest rate structures. Oil the other hand, Aith the ntA disclosure lames telling >ou exartls what sotfltthtnt. going to cost sou are see waiting Ume telu hlng >eu Irrelesaut things? Or should see just keep on ri due itt1, things to the minimum possible le%el of understanding" STUDI' NT 5s0' Then see would all be on a first iS tIlt M a57 W I M - . - . ID (I) for seh it I want to do FVENING HERALD: What Is It you want to do? 1* 'sT N T I se tnt to be a stewardess And nowadays it STUDE (..it if ouh ise tsmoiaiiguiie s That's good ta king the i 1.11 III tlojiig well in 9--it Now about t)iOlOis ii tio %%ithout that, t),;t it i,required I S F \l"s(, III- It Sli) Sr. sou allomeed to take tiectise EVENING HERAID: But might )ou not he better atilt M j 47 . do ourse' cflLl)}. 'si S is in> elective S i's Spanish EVENING IIEIIALD: Are %cm on a college preparators course' STUDENT: Yes. Just to graduate I would need two %ears of inath, two of English, and other courses. (hi a college- preparatory program I have to tsavethree years 01 En glish, three sears of math two >ears of phssical education and two sears of science The thing I don t re ills need biolo1,s for what I want to do If you wanted to hi chtinistrs te ither or in n1,Inec r I guess s ou would u could get ri ved ill the ma th end se Ic n EVENING Ill HAl I) Then smhs did sou choose level. EVENING HERALD: Did ou do any special drilling in preparation for Functional Lkterac Test? es I don t have a math class this Sear, 0 STUDF '.T had to get into one and when I got there we studied I things that weren t esen onthetest And there seen thtnLs on the test that sec aren t even studying in school EVENING HERALD: W hat sort of thing; did yon find on the test which you are not cosertag in school' STUDENT: We had to reduce fractions odd tin u PC . 2 a I' 51; , . ' I a. - • 2 I9 tt, " F - I fl 5 ' - z ' 1 S I ' ' . 8 : 1 a fit _______ L. — I ,,. 2 Ci') + ' A --- 41 ____________ ________________________ STUDENT I needed it Icience. and I took hiolog) I last See STUDENT. Page 3A F urini,er sui,esttd that lfl uiternatist it is pos.ibli entrihutions oulil t male (lire. tis to the e huol hiatt I smhieh 4ilreads is t tax-exempt OrtlfliZatlofl but that such . W rn gm - to free M r s. Debra Clarke. 20, from her auto r . Spr ings t IllS UJ) the ir ii till irii eir (iris I for 100(1 tu lit (iistriloitt d e stilts 01 th imonU r DO - ..- to I1('( (Is families. its I i't I rid iS th. u (iii i urn ii It %%a% I bOO cans(From Stuart It iki r I 'm t r I It ii ii mug' I) irlent Iohiiun I ito s mid ii I' T us C ii I the unpaid ehw is at about on behalf of $4(14 CX tJ I the sarie amount he That res(tu'I q declared the b .rd ' i-' nm n i t s irk, I p.r. or said wa s sjsed bs school en plo>ees schen the> took out to pa> outctandin. i...ains own bills smI. apptarr ' h. if insurance se ith Old Securities I4nard me mt rs sail the) felt p'ed, r i'mstead I the other bold r on ftc resolution might hi. LSed bs fr Olue Cross 111th SEA atturnes John ('aniblet osef i e an tfldlclttur to the judge that Shield S frIll sm hit h Lis er has the suit sh( uld 1. ruledin their U $I'k favor been using to solicit eon rries a line tributions also •.LL - '- ' V - W. '-'- - I F driven 1)), James Dennis 1.8 jF6 13 pas their own medical and derital claims. The form Is TAX DI' Dl ( in tike d but F tirinker said 1 II1iJ i1imus are not Inc tic ii icall% qualified as t.ix Septlofls '1e We U expenses mu.'t L. ,reatcr than three percent of the adjusted gross income." F Utifl1,er explained and twi therl the entire aniount of the claim ma% not be deductib1c.Furinger said that if a patient as a 1 Jare s his chuli d tible item if it is allowed s IRS and if the amount is reimbursed bs the school ird then in the starf ' itiitiurst tile nt that inc ii II "t 1* lee I ire'd tint t is p id 's4 C. e ch eck w . ..; with IRS and see what we can - - X, work out.' ;-- ' . Ii I I S \I I J • OU - • - T 'di') ay r Dr Limb Stund The loik Itridgt CalentUr 11i, -htx)l board Wcolnesda% - ornic, refused to sign a resolution (rtisssm,r.i tc St nIt ii to it his '.tiiiinolt F ditorial F,lucalion Association SEN Dear .%hh% '''' ' ' 11% DONNA F-STE-S roe Terrace. at 25th 10 'street a nd S Sanford As enue Sanford Sundas night at Ii ::tO. Sirs. .- E o \ _ -.i.... - —h J __________ p - _______ a Clarke and her husband, Ild.. L g 001 U+ I • w.+ F it: wjz Ilayford, 2500 Howell Winter Branch Park, were listed in "fairly good" condition today at Seminole Memorjai Ilospital. Their one- M C/31 U A— fo daughter, month-old Kimberly, was taken to ji Orange Memorial Ilos. pital. Orlando. and was In the Intensive care unit this morning. Littles was not admitted to the hospital. I trs p ark e din spots in sh ppua. e nIt r in Altamonte Springs niarkul for wheelchair disabled oril> that do not show evidence' (if b,11,4 used 'bN the handicapped and other , illegall% it, .chtclvs p~irkcti in fire Line, LICI.,kirtiliclit spokesmen And some vehicles parked in a Ninicularl) hazardous manner in forbidden areas are 4' A;, . . _____ L 4 X, _ .L r ;t ca I-11 11-spital 4.11 lot IVSFIA~% $-I Sport. 1.11 "eathrr 11 10. IN '--S It L A* 15 which collided with a car 9 — v 'Safety Hazarcl' Cars argets Of Towing A Sanford fireman works it i lowl in P111)ilS it Spring Lake lleni.ntirs AM do specificall'. to meet the in surance problems. and would M into tht ,ene r ml budget of the school hoard attornes School board Do4las Siviistroin alread) determined it such funds could net Li. used for pasment of the el.tiiio. without a court order. and ~.Iatv audivrs have assured him he is correct Asked for his response to the IRS statement that contributions to the fund. t cstablLshed it Flagship Hink of Seminole, are not tax deductible. 145cr said todas I hast no rection We will cheek with US imil set what can '.'tk out because see sure want it to b tax tie ductible The donation ssstem was proposed b% Layer and aptproved Li't the school hoard III Its ti. ,u1 it mites ting on 'sos 22 At that tirur La)er v~tmialud FREEING A VICTIM ell ' ' jp lit- said funds solicited by La)Ler for the Special Insuran( Fun,] (in behalf of emplo%evs left with unpaid mulical and dcrtal bills after (did Securities flSJ&t(C Cuiiipan> sscnt into rect sertup are probabls not ded ctibk To hi. deductible F UtIIiI.4. r t. XpI itned the fund.. ssvjd have t. to into o haritabk crganizatton sshiih ssowd tax xemp' si ttu (rut i III charitable ,aniratton tX nefit the public at large and not t spec ific gro ip of iigt r tx't ijiil S tSifl he dill not think the Special Insurance Fund t:uu?d meet that criteria 4 1A I hittIng> multiply them. EVENING IIERALD: Did sou not know bow to do those thing s? =3 5! to . 6 1 z ' si UI)F'sT 'i es but what I in taking in ujmetrs even ni'run tp this stuff c'n the test tw F % I 'l\i II) HA the Functional lite rae> Test' S1'UIiE'.F N. but I probabls unuid h0ve if I had more € titne for 5cc >ou learning smhat 'flu I) F sI\(i HERALD: hone sth think >ou should be learning to prepare SOU for into the seorid' going ss I stcond >tar Spanish class. 'i i.. 1)1 'sT I •un in tIre icis knosm hose to speak Spanish but I in ma second se ir Spanish class because I needed more help smith granimar and stuff to get thcuor&; right. And I need that smtiat I hope to do S1'tG HFKAU) (.ould you be specific, P1 ''' EV ENING STUDENT: I want to hi. a stessariless, and I don thir, I in going to use all that math that ss is on the test - tnt it I do use esers das sthere I smork 151 'sl's(, Ill- HAL I) V,hrn SoU go shopping do SItU U.Si ttib — georneir) V n ttr further "Amone can solicit fun(Ls. but --thether or not it Ls tax dedialible is It)-, question." y Mr I ZZF, Do The tewSub/ects As Relevant To Li9fe nj z > L -, AILS, representatives sit) it jot may not be tax deductible at fill 0 3 ~Lj Sr 0 1r 77rT_ Z Hi,ald Photo by Scott Abr•mi Justus, Ea-A. M- problem with the large-scale illegal Imrking. East said, began the day after Thanksgiving when Christmas shopping began "Prior tothat there was not nuich of it problem at all." East said In the past three weeks. the police have ordered it total of 26 vehicles to"ed froin shopping centers in the (it%, mo, 11% from the Altamonte and Interstate Malls, the t hief said Wt art h.itard.- he said I'm It Steve I irs. r iii that set en U parked it ' I.lte t fin I si hit. It prosIcIed for whet-ic hair disaLesl,ill. rAt I Tell oil I tirivur or crutches or ot h, paraphernalia indicating !hat a thsabli, perslon is at least a pa." ngt!r in the vehicl. the), are being tickete Ie and in ~,bitie e&,, Nlj)ur Nunnan l-!i)%:! .wj the intent 4 the law. requiring Ilidt parki. Npaces bir provided for the handicappbvd, A,: that the spots were- ii 1* fur wheeletm (Lsabl,4J drivers In a letter to the state Dtpirtment Transpcirtation Flo%d ha5 asketj tlat st,:: parki-ii t-ins:t -i fr, l'.trki:, f,r . �IA—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 19, 1977 Evening Herald. S anford, Fl NAMN FLORIDA IN BRIEF IN BRIEF Judge Dead At 79 Embezzler's Extradition MIAMI lupi) — U.S. I)istrict Judge William M. Iloeveler is weighing Mexico's demand -• backed by the U.S. government — for the extradition of :38-year.old Alfredo Rios ('amaremi it former Mexican treasur' official charged with embezzling $7.5 million loaned to Mexico by a Chicago bank. lb*.'veler is expected to hand down a ruling earl in ,January Rios ('ainaremi arrested in a Miami Beach 5 motel last Jul' 18, claims he is innocent and is fighting extradition lie is being held at the F t'dera I Correction ion Institute in homestead, alut 20 miles south of Miami. CHICAGO(UPI) — Captain hook is dead. Cyril Ritchard, who charmed millions of children with his television portrayal of the villainous pirate chief opposite Mary Martin's Peter Pan, died Sunday at Northwestern Hospital in Chicago of cardiac arrest. He was 79. Ritchard had been hospitalized since Nov. 25, when he suffered a heart attack during a matinee performance of "Side by Side by Sondheim" at the Drury Lane Theater at Water Tower Place. He narrated the musical written around composer-lyricist Stephen Sondheim's songs, and Miss Martin, with film star Janet Gaynor, attended a reception for him when the show opened in October. I Weighing Mexican Cyril Ritchard World Sailing Record? FBI The Rev. Leroy Soper and Corinne Campbell arrange items on table at Christian ncrn Bell Pioneers donated food to Holy Cross Episcopal for needy. (From Sharing Center. left) Russ Kitner, Rev. Soper, Joanne Stinebaker. Ish Seigler. MIAMI (UPi) — Bulgarian sailor George Georgiev, on the final leg of an around-theworld journey alone in his 27-foot sail boat Cor Carioli, is expected in Havana this afternoon, Radio Havana reported today. If Georgiev reaches the Cuban capital this afternoon he will set a new world record for round-the-globe solo sailing, shaving seven days off the mark of 226 days set by England's Francis Chichester. The Cuban broadcast, monitored in Miami, said the Cor Carioli ran aground Sunday in the Old Bahama Channel, off Cuba's north coast. The Sharing Season WI By United Press International With negotiations stalled in Washington, impatient striking United Mine Workers members decided during peaceful weekend meetings to step up efforts to shut down non. UMW, softcoal operations, especially in Appalachia. Contract talks between the UMW and the Bituminous Coal Operators Association aimed at ending the strike by 188,000 miners in 22 states, which began Dec. 6, were scheduled to resume in Washington today after a weekend recess. KR 103C5 It Protein Powder Sales Down Uncle Carter At Wedding FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (UP!) — Scott Stapleton and Care Lee Gainey were married Saturday afternoon in a traditional Presbyterian service, attended by Stapleton's uncle, President Carter, and about 1,000 other guests. The president spent Friday night and Saturday in Fayetteville, attending wedding events and visiting with his family. Hotel Patrons Robbed NEW YORK (UP!) — Five men early today handcuffed employees of the Carlyle Hotel located on the city's Upper East Side and rifled the hotel's safe deposit boxes, escaping with an unknown amount of valuables. No one was injured in the holdup which took place around 4 am. Police said the thieves wore wigs and mustaches, which they left behind at he scene, along with a handgun and a police radio. W Iembers of the I'i Lambda chapter of Phi Theta check out results of their Toys for Tots drive on Kappa (national honor fraternity for corn- campus. rlunity colleges), at Seminole Community College BYSCOTrABRAHAMS Her aid Stall Writer the child was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital. She was later transferred to the Orlando A 21-.-year-old Sanford girl hospital and this morning was was reported in serious con- in the intensive care unit there dition this morning at Orlando's in serious condition, a Orange Memorial Hospital spokesman said. alter being struck by a car in Monti said the driver of the front of her hme at 5:35 p.m. automobile, Nancy Gail [UOUCfl, a. 01 I004 ScOiI Ave., Sanford police said Ada Sanford, was not charged. Cantrell, 1503 Mellonville Ave., CASH ST,LEN ran into the street while chasing A Sanford woman has a cat. reported to police the theft of Patrolman Larry Monti said $150 in cash and a watch and in: --Vol. 70. No, 103 P%.bftsMd Daily asd $v*dav. .Ic.pI $atvvday 80W CktI$tm.s Day by The Sanford Herald. Inc.. 351 N. French Ave., Sinferd, Fla. 31771. Second Class Postage Paid at Sa&erd. Flodda 33771, Home Delivery. SS cents MovtP. 1310. 5 Months, 114 )0, YHr. $7540 BY Ma.I month. $370. S Months. us 30 13 Mtps. $33.40 Investigating, she discovered ransacked and $519 in ca.' the theft of a color television, missing from a dresser room divider and teapot from She also reported nnssin her home. The items were vase valued at more than $1(k vaiuea together at $850, ac- and eight packages under .' 45-year-old woman in her cording to deputies. Christmas tree Eastbrook subdivision home about 11:45 pm. Sunday. Authorities said the sued HOSPITAL NOTES left the Goldenrod-area sub' .......- division in south Seminole County on foot possibly headed DECEMBER 17 1977 DECEMBER 13, 1977 for Winter Park. ADMLSSIO S RINGSTAKEN Sanford: Sanford: Ruth Stamm, 46, of 850 Ruby D. Carter Ge,rge Butler ..•, Grove Manor Dr., Sanford, U Russell F. Green Freeney reported to police the theftnda Lenora N. Futrell Lenard Hagan .,":• Friday of two rings valued at Harold Highsmith Derrick D. Jones from her residence. $ Emma E. Ptnkne Moran reports said. Richard J. Harold Bew) McKay • Bob Dudzic and Steve long Melanie Webre reported to sheriff's deputies Bernice F. WWlams Order Bernard B. Zurbo!a, Wells the vandalism apartment 607 Louis Lorerzetti, Deltona at Tiffany Square apartments Martha T. Sitko, Deltona on Sunday. DISCHARGES Bertha Hardin, Enterprise Two couches and chair Sanford. owned the apartment DLI1An;s . '.. . Leroy A. Anderson complex management, valued Sanford: Adeline Gebhari at $675, were cut and slashed, Janis Calvin Shane Chanise Holden -. and personal item were also Grace D. Carr W lllLsmWcheg uties said. Harold D. Homith Virginia Michalowski ThOfldtOkp$COabout Richmond 1 Ralph Senn 2 am. Sunday, reports said. Richard Reilly BViCklah SIXÜth David Roberts,of number 7 Bernice F. Williams Deltona Eutbrook Apartments, Edna Gould, Deland Howell Branch Road, reported Ruth CWUn, Deltona Elizabeth Ward Deltona INored san,wj to depuues the theft of a im William Erwin, Deltona • Paul F. Walters Lake Mary d G. aDett These youngsters were among the approximatelypicku truck Sharon Dickerson & bab. apartment complex lot. ,be Myrtle Wilson, Fem park 1000 who witnessed and took part ord the annual truck,taken$omdimearound3 Charles!. Lackey, Oviedo Patricia M Fodrie & bab'. Christmas parade sponsored by Sweetwater Oaks am. Sunday, is valued at Barbara Y. Lee, Oviedo girl, Sanford residential community Longwood, Twenty-two $2,000, the sherifri department Wesley Rowell, Florence, Barbara 1. Anglin & baby units covered the two-mile route, said. Jersey girl, Lake Mary C. w- .- by .'.. - EVERYTHING o 'A1 K ' I r CY in of N. L l-' )UT M VERS (UPI) A convicted rapist ho escaped from a California prison last lh'cemb4.'r was arrested by FBI agents Sunday ('harks Baker Ward, 45, had been serving a 25vear sentence at the Vacaville Prison near Sacramento when he escaped on Dec. 5, 1976. The FBI arrested Ward on a federal arrant charging him with unlawful flight. He offered no resistance and was held in the Lee County jail in lieu of $25,000 bond. MIAMI I UPI) c.. -.-:Irm - uirecior siennie it. I C 5tIo%5 1JU • If i i !tiIl I m k ti I and, .*s reindeer Eli,ahc'tii PriIij4l(' ,iiul n il U;, i. It.ip, atth. The Coast Guard continues HANSEL & plane repo rted running out of gas Friday and of y a i i wtio ..,us-uirn VIM: ('tlpcakr Nancy Terwilliger: Hansel, Sam Redding: Grett'I, m agic ( .irs indr i lliiit intl ni ii sti iii I 'iipik a I eeiit h' nit Ileing'nia r School in iiiiiiii ill ItFt'Se'iIt 8 1)18', 'Ilans.'l and I'ii . Stilt I 'I iuotiiiii,, for u lilt' toots atiti 1 iirel,is at :I.S pm. for th, PTA. ON SANFORD STAGE says it decision will he made on a dav•b' %-dav basis on how long the hunt will last. A ('mist Guard spokesman said different areas of the Caribbean are being swept visually and electronically by a C-130 from St. Petersburg and two other planes. Robert Brown, pilot of the Fort Lauderdalebased olane, was on a flight from Barran(111111a, Colombia, Friday night when he radioed he had run out of gas 100 miles south fly MARK hIeraldStaff Writer .Jamaica :.'.. Seritinole Counts 1)) April fl be able to specif) the number of ssomt'n and Hiinority.group members the county will at tempt to hire. acco th ng to Count), Adniinistratcr iogt'r ST PETERSBURG 1 UPI) — Stuart. MartinCounty, which makes its presence felt every year. moved to the top of the Class AMA rankings in this week's state high schx)l basketball poll. The Stuart-Martin team moved up when the defending state champs of Orlando Boone lost their first game last week and dropped to sixth City rival Orlando ,Jones, undefeated at term hiring goals fir ni,:.. and seomen could 1* part f a res i'sl a!f;r;;.,,tis t a, to.: pa; (tie' .ui.t ill itn:t 1' the 1' S l)cpartiiient of I ;'.r at the' end of J;tnwjr% The tt"t'r,tl .1ia'rt t,is ii r the cowit'. until Jai. 31 to reSist and u pdate its plan for increasing the r:uml,t'r of tllfli,tit' i,fl:l OIl,t'fl ill Co,l . gos rn.':.t't 1' an .t' i Ippros eel I Ui. i.,!r 'k'part Neisseender. Following a mecting with federal affirm at RC action specialist Willow, 13 Allis, the county official said a pledgt- .' :.t ;. ;.it;; if :;. - m.inp a( tion pl;i in a sea) that iAill be acceptable to the labor cparUiwnt Cicil service is ;ntier contract to the labor iepartment to provide te'chneal assistance to local ov"rnme'nts ho arc iiiprosing the:r affirmativv a' tion plans 17, 0 4-i n illi o n r ;r'gram knw; as (j: iq li p re h c.ns;vt. Ut Liap. mcii :1! It ieinirg Al e'nt;r''I 1". the ftsi'r, J '.-r.; IIi or a per I :lana,.,ne,nt s'cia1i..t front Oat t s (':vil Service Cciii. . funi rt S(IflflU A draft itt the countys upAil;int;, regional dated plan sell be presented to 'U hi' ".orl;:i ' itt; I hr counts e.ninl,s:ofl in late . Ui ;'.l. 'f..' :i :1:; .:.,nijar% , eiss; coder said rt'vO.e U;. I he c";nnhisiijn sell make Uk final kcision on revising the ;;sç' : -s . S.'ininnli' High cti ii Senior Debbie Revv directed (he pla. Title role, st'r*' dual c;ii tit ti .J .'rr lsli awl Saiti It.'ilding as lIan,'i and ('.irsamlra Itijit' and K.'lI limit as (;ret,'! Were' working t aN a mutually developed. practical dcun;ent Ht h officials sail their meetings have been hat , monious and productive We have no problem s:th the is 'rss .'lining n.;i f Mr Allison's u g ge St iOns, Neiseender said. 'Mr. Neissic'nder has .asked man) thoughtful. -!11 -informed questions,' said Allison Theres nth;r.g see ont think e can irk out WEATHER .' a. en r,,idiiig tern. pe'ratur,, $2; "st'rnight se s. Ha%port high 9:,3 a.rn,, 8: 4 1 2 :50 p.m. pm.. i'isi 2:0 am., 70. moved up to the No. 2 Spot. In the three remaining classes, the topranked teams held their ratings: idle West Palm Beach North Shore in AAA, Clearwater Central Catholic in AA and defending state champ Malone in A. ;4"' _19 agvrA 4 dv%vloprd Vent: %kinds calm. by Allison ha,; Ahat Nvisvvnder and Allison ternied miperative discussions" to itsis for 1 1 ,Jf• _________ t Student Tests: How Relevant? , '7 If I dt - : i('oatiuurd From Page lAi (II : accliral p to ti'i.s %4ith toda%'% high to N. In lhe nild 60't Aith the low to be In the mid 40'1. 30 percent chance of sh;.seersin the late e.ening I p 9 L - a in Il p ni I'ri (i n ist ml high a in.. 3:( p.. m lose Ne-ismltrNeither ¶:! pm -:tion, here I /I 1 cIt o'f;ci -i's U(1.fl t h 1 Our n; ' DAYS TO CHRI STMAS I. t lm in biolo' If this year. EVENING hERALD: Is the s)stem giving you the education ou feel ou honestly need, or are they throwing '.car. h things at ,ou that ou feel shouldn't even be Included? S1tl )h:NT Some of the things I don't even know why he". ha %v them - - VOW F; F:sI'(; IIEAHU): Like what? S rti*;NT The) use] to have home economics classes required Now you can Just take it if you ant to, but it 'rrii;s like all these girls are Just going in there because it : .,n ca.$) class, They are not going out for things which .rc na1l hard Then there are shop classes. %4 hit tUU are saing7 If )OU are saying that some of the required riiurses shouldn't e% en be in there, but then you are sa,Ing that It the) %srrc all elective maybe ever) body siciuld go pick the easy garbage, that really Isn't going to help them in sihat thes want to ac'hiese. STUDENT year there was some kind of current ,'papert k, or fiction, or some kind of class like that. All the lol sas lay on bean-bag chairs and read little paIrtnk &mks and hardly ever got tested. What are you getting o tit of that" unIt the kids slept. She always had the lights dwAri low and a little music on. WHERE List EVENING HERALD: The object of the Functional Iitrraf% Test ssas that you were supposed to have learned sonic' of this sia bark, and still retained it. Do you think that those things sshlch ou had several )ears ago and hase forgotten might be useful to you if you "ere out on a joh, working to pa your rent and buy your food? THEY'LL PLAY Next: Are teachers teaching you? M. acitingk.' Priced! -.,' Exquisite Diamond Leland Shan. jirtefesntr (if a rchitectu re at the t l'I it of tlitiieia. J)ttitit., coil ie'.it ni vs Id Iilann.'ii giotitici tin \It.iiiiiit,' "piiI1s ltai'.s'tise .ihi "eIiiicil to \li s. i..i,ies lIeiieli i. i fw%hitmt Rings tiiitt'tt Naii - DELTONA THERAPY CLINIC $95 Specializing in Physical & speech Fherapy YOUR CHOICE 59 announces opening STUDENT Yes, you'll use the fractions. You'll use sutiraction. addition, division. You will use that stuff. Some time or another you will need it for something like paying your bills or on your job. Dramatically New! T FVENIN(; HERA1.1): But isn't that in conflict with at 8Lg 17 MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING %IARYI.IN SHEDDAN Suite 502, Saxon Blvd. JI rLOWDA LOSE WEIGHT FAST AND KEEP IT OFFI TRIM CLINICS 54? JEW ELERS Deltona, Florida BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 3055745247 112 S. PARK j ...- , illoss \I ir Brodi okiri hi r Minority Hiring Goals Part Of Plan Team Makes Presence Felt a J.MI Rapist the search today for a missing twin-engine ()A of Escaped Missing Plane Search Still On TV THEFT Pam Cogburn, of lot 6. Elder' Lola Stout, 79, of 510 Orange Springs Trailer Park. Sanford. Rd. Altamonte Springs, told told sheriff's deputies she can deputies she was awakened by home shortly after rnidnht voices about 4:30 am. Sunday. Sunday to find her trader D Ewnlng Ifrndd Monday, Decmb,r 19, jewelry totaling $1,050 from her home at 702 Park Ave. Katherine V,'hltner, 77, told Sanford police the theft occurred sometime Saturday. She told police that she was at home all day, although two women visited her for about 30 minutes in the kitchen, stating they were irom a cnurcn seeuig Clothing donations. RAPE SUSPECT Seminole County Sheriff's deputies were on the lookout for a rape suspect who assaulted a Nabs ,L Tot Hit By Care,,In Serious Condition Crime Prevention Programs WASHINGTON (UP!) - An estimated 2,000 crime prevention programs are in operation across the United States to help safeguard citizens against muggers and burglars, a federal agency said today. Crime bureaus in 600 cities are being financed with $37 million from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration and indirect help from the Justice Department crime fighting agency is helping finance 1,800 others, the LEAA said. Some communities are financing their own crime fighting operations, it said. ' Seventy-four local children are expected to have a merrier Christmas as a result of the Sanford Christian Sharing Center and the many churches and groups which contributed toys for the toy shop. In addition to toys, candy was provided for youngsters and gifts of money for teenage children. Parents of needy families were allowed to choose two toys for each child from the gifts displayed Saturday morning. To provide more room, the toy shop was set up in Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish Hall across the street from the Sharing Center at Fourth and Magnolia. Fifteen Sanford area churches of several denominations have joined to support the center, which opened in April. Ninety-five volunteers from the churches operate the center. When the new center opened, the Catholic Sharing Center operated by All Souls Catholic Church was merged with the new project. Rev. Leroy D. Soper Jr., rector of Holy Cross Episcopal and one of the original supporters of the center, said that in the first nine months of operation the center has aided 1.(w persons. ft is not just another welfare agency, but i a crisis center," Rev. Soper pointed out. "People are referred to us by agencies not able to provide the immediate aid needed. At present we need monetary donations to aid with gas and electric bills that become a problem to poor people during the winter" The center also helps out on an emergency basis with food and clothing as ell as operating a thrift shop. UMW Striker Ste pup Plan WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sales of powdered protein have dropped amid public concern over liquid protein, and makers of the powdered alternative feel unfair treatment by the federal government may be a reason. Confusion about the two substances apparently has contributed to declining sales, industry officials say. A decision by the Food and Drug Administration to require warning labels on the dry and well as liquid diet products hasn't helped either. A federal investigation is under way into the deaths of 39 people who were using liquid protein. Monday, Dec. 11, 1977-3A SANFORD PH. 322.2363 -S - Z1, '-:....i. ft'i2' �Evening HemM .. ,.N N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 3MI e%1, J - WORLD December 19, 1977-41A WAYNE D. DOYLE, RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director : CAIRO UPI Egyptian Israel's peace plan includes a and Israeli' delegations to the proposal to give Palestinian Cairo peace conference today Arabs on the occupied Wed Issued an unprecedented joint Bank of Jordan eventual self- Home Delivery. Week.56 cents; Month, SLO;6 mordba, $14.20; Year, IM40. By Mall: Month, $2.70; 6 Mcmliii, $16.; 12 MonO On OPEC Parley Agenda .I 19r.0 1 " 1. - 101 i , 7 p Law Serves CARABALLEI)1\, Venezuela (UPI) OPEC oil ministers are arriving in Venezuela — It is the Biblical understanding that lawyers place great burdens upon men's backs. And so they do, only today the burdens seem greater. They take the form of both higher legal fees and more items thought suitable for litigation. To put it simply, Americans pay lawyers more money than ever and spend more time than ever with lawyers in the nation's courts. Why Is this? Chief Justice Warren Burger correctly noted earlier this year that lawyers, judges, and law professors have developed "a fascination with procedure" that has led to "a smug presumption that conflicts can be solved by law-trained people." The question needs asking why this fascination with procedure, and the answer suggests itself that the ends of law have been lost sight of; the law has become an end in itself, the source of intellectual preoccupation, th e birthplace of ever newer species of litigation. If this is w ha t is happening, however, the legal profession cannot alone be indicted, The nation is burdened down because of th e legal profession, yes; but it is not only because of the legal profession. To say the ends of law have been lost sight of is to note one symptom of an age In which values have become relative, This relativism manifests itself also in the decline of what Burke and Tocqueville called "intermediate institutions" those bodies like the family and the church that stand between the individual and the state and in which the individual traditionally has resolved conflicts bo th large and — small. The average person may not like paying lawyers large fees, and he may not like having to go to court to resolve even petty differences, But In a very real sense the average person now has no other place to go. Heishis own agent, as the lawyer is his, and the two work together, though unconsciously, to produce a mammoth legal profession. It is the nature of the beast that makes one Pause. Chief Jtmtice.Bw'ger has suggested that the legal profession in America might learn from Iran. Iranians resolve their differences by taking them to councils of elders. Which of course they can do, for the simple reason that Iran has not yet endured the affliction of modernity, the breakdown of intermediate institutions. ut the burdens that lawyers and consumers of lawyers place upon themselves are not likely to ease until there is a fundamental recognition that values are objective, that law serves ends oth er than itself, and that intermediate institutions like the family and the church can provide more satisfying resolutions to conflicts than the courts. Admittedly this is a tall order, but no other one will do. Viarren Report Release of long-secret FBI files has done nothing to shake the conclusions of the Warren Conunisslon that Lee Harvey Oswald was alone In the usasnation of President John F. Kennedy. But the half-ton of raw data made available in response to provimonsoftheFrecdom of Information Act probably Included enough accounts of false leads and unresolved questions, Unfortunately, to keep alive the several conspiracy theories. The new information does reveal that the FBI under the late J. Edgar Hoover checked out every lead, even the most bizarre Investigators at no time casually dismissed the conspiracy possibtllty, but weighed the evidence carefully and thoroughly before determining that Oswald was on his own. More papers will be released, probably next month. It is too much to expect that the tragic blot on our nation's hi*will be put firmiybehind us. But the demands of the present and the uncertainties of the future argue for looking ahead not back. — ::•. am PV -. -- - ..:: - ... .,.:. - ,:.•. " ,, .. -- I,.' -. A - ::: wx_ thPLft "But isn't keeping track of who's naughty 11kb having an enemies list?" - ANGLE- WALTERS fl, lf4~11 ncer Still The Most Feared VIEWPOINT 4. '. WASHINGTON INEA illn ess do you fear the — — What disease ~ / ! .:-: - About The Farmers' Demands ., 4,-;:~ .. ~~ , ~ , " I;, I,- A. ., .'. Ca .:.• ", .. ~,~._,:---I .- :_. . C."*r-.,- - , I - - For nearly 40 years, the answer from a sub. stantial majority of Americans asked that question in one form or another ha., r emained : - cancer. No other disease even approaches the degree of dread inspired by cancer, which was cited by . 58 percent of those polled last year .. j thing that can happen - / - ' - . ' 1Vt 1. ...•, . the public. Yet an Important recent study for the Institute the total burden of illness In — States, - • ,,' c "Why It nobody ever finds anything wrong with liver and spinach? Institute for Health Care Studies, United Hospital Fund Of New York. Even though some burdens of illness, such as inodividual and family suffering, quantified, the objective measurements plOyed by the authors offer some surprising and valuable Insights, The toll from violence, accidents and poisoning, for instance, becomes utterly ap. palling when weighed against comparable figures for England and Wales, where these factors play a relatively minor role. There are over seven times as many deaths these causes in the U.S. as In England and Wales. The homicide rite for males Is fifteen times higher here, the suicide and accident rates double. Although the authors venture no explanation, it seems reasonable to suspect that the American passion for both guns and automobiles tributes heavily to these grim statistics. Hospital and nursing borne care account for more than half the total personal health ex. penditures In both America and England, with mental disorders the Largest single cause for inpatient care. Respiratory diseases and accident-violencepoisonings are leading causes of work-loss da" in America. Hypertension, which afflicts some 15 percent of all adults, results in more doctor visits per year than any other disease. Heart diseases cause the greatest long-term limitation of ac tivity, and the most days of bed care. is _________________________________________________________________ OUR READERS WRITE Liked Clock Columns Congratulations to Jane Ca.sselbecr> and Doris Dietrich in their "Around The Clock" comment as of Dec. 9 and n. 10 on the true purpose and meaning of Ojstgna., from the early thllth,od days up to the present time. The ex. planation was timely and derstandable to all regardless of beliefs and church affiliation so with that in mind I'll give you both an "Ccar". For the past 5 years I have furnished a famous "Songs For Q'iis'ar.as" booklet like I'm enclosing to churches of all faiths, Salvation Army, hospitals, nursing homes, Bram Tower and to the most Important the schools of Seminole County-But just recently an order from Tallahassee and Washington has banned the singing of the joyous Christmas CL-ni.s in public schools. At the present time I have between 1000 and 2000 of these "Songs For Christmas" lets that can't be used according to the law or order in schools. So I want your opinion, to see III should put them in the 'For Sale" or want adofthe Evening Herald or throw them away. And S a dosing t ho ught does this order mean that the Christmas or religious songs will be banned in churches like prayer Is banned in public schools at the present time. P.S. Think about it before it is too late. Floyd A. Palmer Sanford Whose Birthday Is It? Now that religion is out of schools, i found to my dismay it also is out of Department & Drug stores. Last night, I went shopping for Christmas cards i went to 4 drug stores & 2 department stores s4.'arctung for a box of cards depicting Christ's birthday- I found none. I wonder whose birthday we are celebrating' It's sure time for America to wake up. because all too soon our children and grandchildren will be living under the same rules as Russia and Cuba. They don ' t celebrate the birthday of Christ. It's still our privilege, Bea Williamson Sanford II First full meeting last Th ursday, but both sides have been in touch with their governments CONFRONTATION 0.11 ) I session. Conference sources report ed such exchanges in the 00 LLT of. I I tvT .IF Yb .i . a ve L ;! _' .~ A t'C%% t 4' '. 4. t.' '' - 4'.. 1, ,-•. . (,(,,•,., , '7 ''. .7 9': 1 488 ' t,"e. •'', t.c- 0 ' - -. c (I ****9a9 1088 '.'c. 519 . . ._V Z `5. FIE" st 9~ t # ' , $' ------P' 7 ~ () -..A-.:-- "l'I' , 200 Battle For 50 Seats I LONDON (UP!) There were so seats left on the Skytrain flight and 200 people wanted them. Skytrain had to call the police. "I thought we were all going to be lynched," said Fiona Dennison, an emplove of Laker Airways $104, first- come, first_served Skvtrain P.P* A 1,'ff n L.Ji-'es , ~.' . , 4 fl49 dp99 TO . , ,,A U.S.. Vietnam Talks _, ) i 4 ~ .L -~ _;~ ç.-. — ' 6°° i ' ",, ,a'. -A - ~ 0 i ' C., :;. jtip Aill Cr - e..'ar ";n (v,, . 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The American Conservative Union is hoping to raise money for a nationwide advertising campaign against the proposed Panama Canal treaties 1w airing a ;io minute documentary in the nigh on a çatch of ice on Route 33 J Anti-Treaty Ad Campaign con itition in the intensive care The lbs were returning to unit being treated for an in- their ranch in Carson City after Jun d spinal column and broken having dinner with friends in ribs Item. They had planned to fly H apltal officials said Loeb, to Boston to spend Christmas at also publisher of the New their home in Pride's Crossing, Han iahirr Sunday News, was Mass shal en up and suffered cuts and brul es. He is expected to be hos ltalized for several days. • IN ooper Artis Ilinker said the foci 6' four-wheel-drive vehicle skid H out of control Saturday ~ 0, TALKING AW ALARM CLOCKS NA 1 HOLIDAY C DISPOSABLE DOUCHE .J ro ,. r5v :_Z,~, _ ", -..- __ ICkIRDS lo, pi'o..I k ; O.., 59 SUMMER'S EVE establishing normal diplomatic and com- --- ' %, mercial relations Outside the Vietnamese Embassy where the talks were being held police broke up a demonstration by a dozen Vietnamese refugees and tore tip posters demanding restoration of human rights in Vietnam. I.. FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE lIo. . ".,_.' -C -, tt]TRIAMINlCIN U.S. and Vietnamese negotiators met for three hours today in a new round of cordial and candid talks aimed at - ' N i- — '-. 5. ,, . . PEOPLE TRUST A , .. 4' .4'.' 01788 '" ,, . No. 2121 ', L ¶A ': ;lf Deep fries in minutes. Snap-on lid keeps oil , , IN # — flight. Some of the language directed at us was most foul and abusive." .c';:- FRY ALL Rag. 21.99 5 90 I -' . 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In a way the American farmer Is the victim cl t ,_., .':', TEXAS INSTRUMENTS A COFFEEMAKER - PARIS( UPI) -14., . ~., .. '; \J I MR. COFFEE — fanr. For more than a year, we visits a suburban home. In a neighborhood called associate Joe Spear. politics, but he promised to publish the story have been tracking down the sordid details of a "Banjo Sajonla," where the thildren are To her horrow, she "saw the unconscious He was unable to keep his promise. lr do ry that should revolt the world. It's an ugly sexually abused. bodies of three little girls, two of them age 6, December of 1975, Soler was arrested, and Ada story of sexual depravity among high govern. Yet the sad fact Is that the United States ov other age 9, lying naked on a pile of sand In story was found among his documents. Sbortl> ment officials in Paraguay, the years has been one of Stroessner's strongest rear of the home," she said, her voice breaking. alter midnight on Jan. 9, 1976, three men broke We were told that young girls, ages Ito 14, supporters. J l5 September, he was They were bleeding from the genital area, she down the door of tier borne and dragged her off to were being abused for the sexual gratification of President Carter's dinner guest at the White said, and had "marks on their bodies evidencing the offices of the Pataguayan secret police. top military and civilian officials in Asuncion. House, He has received an annual average of $6 sexual abuse." The notorious chief of the secret police, Our Informants claimed the practice was at least million in American aid over the pad four years. Ada s'.xumoned the police who were told by an Pastor Coronel, accused her of being Involved in condo ned by Gen. Alfredo Stroeasner, the die. And the flow of military assistance to Paraguay elderly caretaker that "he was working there a plot to kill Stroesaner. When she denied It. tator who has held the Paraguayan people In his didn't stop until this year, under the protection" of a high army officer Coronel personally began beating her while the Iron VIP for 23 years. The details of the sexual depravity are almost whom he Identified as Colonel Perrier. was held by another man. Then she was thrown, This sounded o us Like wild, antl-Stroesaier too sickening to publish. But it's a story that "Upon hearing this, the police hastily semi-conscious, Into a room where she was propaganda. But one of our sources traveled to aboujd not be hushed up. The details are departed, taking no action," Ada reported. beaten continuously for three days. Paraguay and brought back substantial but provided by Ada Rodriguez, who comes from a "Later, we were told by neighbors that at one Once she was dipped headfirst Into "a large second-hand reports of the sexual abuses. Now Paraguayan family of wealth and influence. Her point the old man had 14 little girls between the tub" filled with sewage. Later, she heard a man$ we have obtained the sworn statement of an Late grandfather was thief justice of the ages of $ and 9 under his care." eyewitness whose credibility cannot be Paraguayan supreme cowl. Her uncle Is now the The outraged Ada, a mother of three children screaming and was Informed by a guard It was her husband and son being tortured. "I decided I challenged. The squalid dory, unfortunately, is Paraguayan ambss'edor in London. Her father herself, began investigating. She learned that could take It no more," she said. "I found a piece true. Is an important official in an international Col. Perrier maintained a 1mme in a fashiona bl e of a can and started cutting my wrist and arm." In the past, Alfredo Stroeuner has orgen" In Washington. nelghtmrlmod called "Barrlor Sajonla," 't! distinguished himself by tyrszmlzlng his own A sneering guard dragged her into the Sources at the State Department confirmed YOW)S peasant girls, PWthUed from bathroom and stuck her wounded wrist Into a r*oiie and by providing a haven for Molt that Ada Rodriguez is a person of consequence poverisbed parents, are made available to "gutter full of excrement," She lost conHitler's war criminals. Among these I'tIU5NI and credibility. Larry Birns, director of the top Paraguayan brass. Gen. Strpessner sciousness and woke up in a hospital. from world justice Is Dr. Josef Mengele, perhaps Council on Hemispheric Affairs, pig us together frequently visits the home, Ada swore ft took the political connections of her inthe most celebrated Nazi war criminal dIll cm with her. She a nswered our questions and gave For a month, Ada Implored her influential fluentlal family to gain her release cm Feb. 13* the 1ooae,deacroed by thelittle Jewish girl Arise us a sworn affidavit, friends to deno unce "this horror." Sh e was 19Th She liii Frank as "the etngel of exterminatIon" at Attachin the United States ever Ma's involvement in the child abuse scandal warned repeatedly "to remain silent and not since, slowly recovering from her ordeal, wits concentration camp. Both passports and began in November I. She and her husband, a become involved," In absolute cksçeratlon, she Footnote: Our repeated calls to the protection ar we provided by Stroesiner. naval officer, were having lunch the house of turned to a man named M1giI Solder, who Parsguayan embassy for comment have not Now the dictator has been linked to this nasty his serlor officer when they were swumoned publishes an undergroua Communist been returned. an scandal. Sources allege that he frequerdly "by neighbors to a house next door," she Ada's lather, h told our newspaper called Adelante. Shti Is opposed to hisremain armnyn1oI13, also refusedw o asked to to talk to us. as'-' . .,.. minute during his three-day ordeal. The kidnappers fi.wd Achilleas Kyprianou Sunday seven hours after the last deadline for his execution in return for a government demonstrations. While the administration Is officially 5)mpathetic to the farmers' plight, its own $ program falls considerably short of matchn their demands. It wants to manage the sp production problem by withdrawing ar.'ae Paraguay Dictator Condones Sex Abuse' tt, P 5 l.'4.'C ground and he expected to be killed at any Is his own success. We well kn,w his phenomerd productivity on a world scale. Over the yearc. each American farmer has produced the hl for more and more consumer,. But that changing ratio has another aspFewer and fewer farmers are necess&) t produce the necessary food supply. HI-RISE BICYCLE I1 ' -- farm cvngreiimen, and they I.epresent many t.s.,(. ,.i.iI I 0 ':_. . '.: .a'/ A' NICOSIA, Cyprus UPI The 21 - year.old son of Cyprus President Spyros Kyprianou says his kidnappers held him in a hole in the more Am erican voters. The farmers' economic impact likely to be of even less Immediate consequence than the political. They have chosen to act betwet'r. harvest and planting seasons, barring an tmmediate wide-scale refusal to produce or de foodstuffs, and at a time when food stock.' tr B high. Wheat presently In storage Is estimated at a two.year domestic supply. It would be time before urban consumers felt the effects of any action by the farmers more serious than "; :1 ---'.-L,.'. .' a'tilts N111 II AfIJti 0 0 0NXIF (ill P A 2 I Avg Hostage Held In Hole possibly rnore as translated into higher prices to consumers.)Jo r&f arm legislators won't buy it. And there are more nonlarmn than yr,, 1 "4.. .. . lass said the unusually early cold had been predicted and there were no known cases of Frostbite. It said the mercury normally drops that low only in Janu1trv. inent .fr' V Sadat and Begin were expect- city of Ismnailia 'no sooner than Monday," sources at th. ed to meet in the Suez Canal Thursday and no later than next conference said. .y V,' Tass said the temperatures were recorded at I)elyankir and Ovmvakon, all in the area of Yakutsk. But whether the farmers can to get much more than headlines and sympathy out of their tractor procession and strike talk debatable. As Agriculture Secretary Berglanda>s, h wl.shesthefarmerswellmthetrdramattzedpu,sh for guaranteed farm prices, but doci't think it,50 going to be effective. Farm belt congressmen speak up for their co nst itutciits, but they are not the sizeable and cohesive Washington force they once re The realistic among them, which means most of them, admit they cannot legislate what th militant farmers are asking-100 percent panty, in effect a federal guarantee that no matter what the economic conditions at the tune of sale the farmer will receive a price for Pus. produce equal to the cost of production plus a profit. The reason is in the numbers. Th e cost of full' parity could reach $20 billion in direct govern. JACK ANDERSON-LES WHITTEN at __YEARS ARAB -ISRAELI _ — • — for Health Statistics, and by Kerr L White, of the .,, -. 1) - MOSCOW Upli Northern Siberia reported temperatures as low as minus 76 degrees Fahrenheit Sunday for the coldest weather in the Soviet Union for this month, the official Soviet news agency Tass reported. expect members OFL1 - in Washington. - .!k- /Jor% - since then. Egyptian sources said PresiTuesday night. owned Riyadh radio said the (lent Sadat had ordered his The spokesmen said the latest Israeli rrcpocals which dcicgatm to keep up the (urinal conference itself will be tall for eventual self-rule but momentum of the nferercr adjourned until Wedn es day at not a Palestinian homeland on until he could meet v ith Prune 11 a rn 4 am. EST. were in• Minister Mena hem Begin, and the We st flank Israeli Prime Minister sufficient. I'attir said the Israeli dclegaMt'nahcm Begin, wno met "As long as 1raeli occupa- tion has received new inistrucFriday ar,J Saturday with tion of Arab territory and tunis from the foreign ministry President ('arter, said S unday Jurusaluiii continues, there is in Jerusalem Minus 76 In Siberia should r. I5 rule through democratic elections. This falls short of Arab differences remain. demands for a Palestinian In the briefing after the 50- homeland but the Israeli leader minute session of the closed said Carter considered the conference, the Egyptian and proposal a "fair basis for Israeli spokesmen said a legal peace." committee reported on its work Begin, offe ri ng t he first ofin trying to agree on an agenda ficial details of the peace For the full conference'. Initiatives, said Arabs and Jews The spokesmen said the would have a mutual right of agenda group had not yet settlement" on the West Bank. agruv(I on the subjects to be which Israel captured from discussed and the three-man Jordan in 1967. oinmnittc&' will meet again In Saudi Arabia, the state- survivors and searched today For more. Carter . _________ Israeli spokesman Dan Pattir said the Israeli delegation will make "a special visit Tuesday to the birthplace of President Sadat" the Nile Delta village of Mit Abul Koin, north of Cairo. Both spokesmen, agreeing with each other on ever)' point, said there had been no sharp exchanges during the second at least 19 People. Fishing boats picked up 25 The cluckings of concern and sympathy right up to President himself, w • acknowledges that recent economic conditions have "creat ed real di fficulties" for the fa rm ers And being a farmty himself, although noticeable pressed economically, he's in a position of being able to say that he ought to know. percent. of Medicine, an arm of the National Academy of SC2CICS, suggests our continuing emphasis on cancer research may not be the wisest use of the government's limited resources. cancer remains the nation's second worst killer each year, behind heart disease, It ranks no higher than fourth in its contribution to the United according to this study. Circulatory ailments, including heart disease, rank first, followed by respiratory system diseases and this Is a r eal shocker violence, accidents and poisonings. The analysis was done by Dorothy P. Rice and Feldman, of the federal National Center LISBON, Portugal i Ullli -- A Christmas holiday jetliner crashed intG the Atlantic Ocean off the Madeira Islands Sunday, killing lot sympathy worst to you." Blindness, in second ace, was mentioned by 21 This deep-mated publiC anxiety the peincipal reason why more federal do llars are devoted to cancer research than to any other form of heal th r esearch. Federal spending priorities, after all, are set by elected of Congress. Like all politicians, they respond to th e perce ived will of Jet Crash Survivors Hunted The long unhappy and suddenly niiittt of attention ani American farmer is getting a where it count most ev e n some . •.: agents For the meeting beginning Tuesday. By DON GRAFF or moat? WASHINGTON BERRY'S WORLD and nice for talks aimed at setting 1978 prices and most observers predicted Saudi Arabia and Iran would win their fight to impose a freeze. The ministers arriving Sunday were whisked from the airport to the Uotel Melia Caribe along a beachfront guarded by a virtual arms' of 5,000 troops and security Ends . .4 :.: O broadcast said. br iefing that reported progress in their second meeting, but conference sources said major 1978 Oil Price Freeze tha, $.40. no room for optimism," the - IN BRIEF Publisher NORMAN H. CHRlN, Editor . . Saudi Arabia PoohmPoohs Self=Rule Plans ArNCbde3O6.11or$311g93 Monday. Monday, Dec. I.1971—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Seminole Plaza and 1433 Semoran Blvd. -! - �Herald, Sanford, Fl. Dec. I, 1977 fl %~ORTS I) fl Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. if. if7l-7A I Out Of Agony Of This Hour, We Will Rise' S ' -.- NNEL HICKORY JAUC I .1, OO A \WATER ADDED MOKED q; i LQ EPA ow l El In the seats were mourners instead of cheering fart... About 4,000 persons attended CLOSE ALL DAY DEC. 25th & 26th 984c HAM SLICES $169 OR ROAST U CENTER STE R 96 COLD M %L or PILLS RY LOW U 160z LOAF 0 4 5/i FYNE TASTE' PC whether Clucago's Walter Payton could break O.J. Suripson's single se as on rus hi ng record and whetherthe Gian ts could knock the Hears out of the playoff, only 50.152 showed up, meaning there were 26,474 no-shows With the field being as it was, Payton never had a chance lie neetk'd 199 yards to better Simpson's 2,003 in one season, but got 0 l6oz CANS MAP only 47 yaritis in 1002 4/9 10.5 sis PANTRY PRIDE 5 PAK FROZEN 39C LIBBY'S CPIEEN f1FANlI ,f/ 4j) 3/$9c GINGER ALE-CLUB SODA. COLLINS MIX. WINK PLUS DEPOSIT 28oz BTL. 4/9 BUDWEISER $ 49 lucky to get that much. i'ayton did have a hand in setting up the clincher for the Bears, though. by grabbing Bob Avellini's 14-yard swing pass to put the ball 0(3 the (;iants' 11 just prior to Thomas' dramatic three- ahead again on Robin Earl's four-yard nosh off tackle For the game's only touchdown. George Marlin, the Giants' big defensive end, Jumped in to block Thomas' conversion try', leaving the Bears in front, 96, and it looked as if it wouldn't matter until [)anelo squared things again with 41 seconds left in regulation BEER 6PAK l2oz CAN and considering the conditions, he was yard field goal that put the Bears ahead less than five minutes after the game began, but after Joe Danelo tied it up for the Giants with the first of his three field goals, a 38-yarder, three m in utes later, Thomas suddenly went cold. Its 23-yard attempt near the end of the firstquarter had t much English on it, str uc k the left upright and bounced back onto the playing surface, and he was wide with a 29-yard try before the First half ended with the sco re still deadlocked at 3-all. 't Thats when he went into the dressing room arid changed t hat right l)ant'lo put the Giants in front for the first time with a 19-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter, after which the Bears went ILI EANS 15 tries. pointer Thuina,s started out the bleak, bo ne-chilling afternoon with a 32- flic B CUT OR FRENCH STYLE tEat CAN EAST IIUTIIERFOIU), N.J tiM Since he's only 25. Bob Thomas can't possibly tell you anything about the way the New York Giants out-slicked the Chicago Bears 43 years ago by suddenly' coming up with a whole new shipment of sneakers in the middle of the game to win the NFL title in a swirling snowstorm. Hut since he used the same idea himself Sunday, fully aware nobody' kicks too many field goals with wet feet, the resourceful, little soccer-style kicker for the Bears can tell you all about howhe earned them their first playoff spot in 14 years and the right to go against the Cowboys in Dallas next Monday merely by having the foresight to bring an extra shot' along float's right, one shoe, not two One dry shoe was all Thomas needed 'See this right shoe of mine," he said, pointing to the one responsible for his 2.8-yard field goal, which gave the Hears a 12-9 victory over the Giants with only t hr ee seco nds left in suddendeath overtime on a treacherously wet, slippery, snow-encrusted feId "It's made of cowhide, a special kind that's hard to soak through and stays relatively dry. I brought it along from Chicago in case the weat he r turn ed out to be bad and put it on at half-time after the other one I !larted the game with got all wet." flouas' left shoe, the one providing turn with such traction as he could get on the slushy turf, was completely- soaked through al-so. and the only reason he didn't change it along with the other one was because it still was gripping the ground well enough to The wcattwr wasn't bad at Gian ts Stadium Sunday, it was humble Of the 76,626 fans who purchased tickets, anxious to see CREAM STYLE WHOLE KERNEL LUF UbbVI Sonic of that help is scheduled Dec. 29-30, at Evansville 's invitational holiday basketball tourllait'n! Southern i iIIIWLS Lewis Spry, an NCAA official, said the tragedy includeu a time. . History Repeats, Miami At Home •:'" MIAMI 1UPIi closing minutes incensed the repeated for the Miami Dcl- Miami faithful. Hundreds of ..,,, phin.sSunda%, leaving them out fans telephoned Miami news of the American Football media to complain about the Conference playoffs and Dcl- officiating in Baltimore's 30-24 phin fans, players and coaches victory over New England. angered at the way it happened. Several callers to UPI charged In 19Th, the Dolphins won that officials purposely threw AM t he ir l as t reg ul ar season game the game to the Colts in the Jr and needed a New England cling minutes. victory over Baltimore to make The Miami Herald fielded so the playoffs Baltimore beat the many protests it began giving Patriots. 31-21 It happened callers the address and phone again this weekend number of NFL headquarters to The Dolphins downed the register their complaints. Buffalo Bills, 31-14. Saturday Dolphins Coach Don Shula for a 104 record, then began normally refuses to criticize Seminole Communit ilf College coach Joe Sterling praying for the Patriots to beat officiating publicly, but he was checks the clock in the waning minutes, but his Baltimore Sunday. That would clearly angry at a news conon• ference shortly after watching Raiders basketbailteam still suffered its second loss have givenMiami the AFC a of the season Saturday night, 82-2, as Indian River Division title under the NFL's the game on television with his tiebreaker rules. family'. soni its osii tournament in Fort I'ieree cu The way- New England faded "Its awful that our season " • II nd is until liii .dn. i -a tournament in S tIIitJ to hal t the Colts' winning 99- sho ul d end like it di d," Shula - run capped a 99-yard drive but the controversy came just two plays before the score,when Jones seemed to fumble on the six when hit by Steve Zabel. But referee Fred Silva ruled the ln the AFC playoffs Saturday, nesota, disappointment in Cm- whistle had blown before the Pittsburgh, the Central Chain- cinnati and Washington and fumble and the Colts retained Pion, will be at Western much bitterness in Miami. Possess i on. Champion Denver and Miami Coach Don Shula and "1 was trsing to get down oakland, the wild card or best hundreds of Dolphin fans who when I was hit and I'm not sure rurmerup, will be at Eastern lit up television and newspaper when my knee touched," said (haflipion Baltimore. switchboards like Christmas Jones In the NEC playoffs next trees were fuming over a cal "1 hit Jones and the ball Monday. Central champion wnich enabled Baltimore to popped out.' said Zabel. "The Minnesota will be at Los defeat New England, 30-24, and official said he was down. I'm Angeles, the West champion, capture the AFC East crown. not saying there were badcalls and Chicago, the wild card, will The Patriots surged to a 24-10 by the officials but we need to beat Eastern champion Dallas. lead before Bert Jones threwbeatEasternehampionDallas. do something to evaluate Th e winners meet on Jan . I three touchdown passes and matters. Pete Rozelle NFL for Us' conference champion. Don McCauley went over from ('onimissionerl or somebody ships and a bert h in th e Super the three with just 2:44 left to should do so met hi ng." flow lat New Orleans on Jan. 15. play' for the win. McCauley's The Patriots also were hit for suit turn. CORN L. GREEN CANADA DRY Spry extended the ym thies of the member colleges of the NCAA lie said the tr aged y unfo rt unately was not the first for the association "We hope and pray it will be the iast . The Nil, entered its final The National Football League weekend with four of its eight finally got its playoff situation playoff berths still unsettled straightened out on the final and when the battling was over. weekend of the season Sunday there was joy in Baltimore, and the picture looked like this: Chicago. Pittsburgh and Mm. - 5 LB BAG PANTRY PRIDE PIE SHELLS Those schools wi ll draw only expenses for the tourney to benefit tiE. .'nrnhir',p -. nited Press International Dry Shoe Sparks Bears To Win PLAIN OR SELF RISING DINNER ROLLS will stand in for the Aces as host team to Murray State, Mercer, Ga.),.-.,I New Orleans. Athletic Business Manager Robe rt W. Hudson was a good friend. Spry announced a $l0,0 NCAA gift to LE and said the association hoped the ft would the universIty's chei friends to help in this time of mourning. . Becomes Clearer CUT SMOKED $ PANTRY PRIDE HEAT & SERVE personal loss for him, because The university has pledged to build a new team in the National Collegiate Athletic Association's top th vision. It had entered Division I only this year . wo BREAD "We shall never overcome the loss of these wonderful men. They are precious and irreplaceable." (;raves said. At least 200 persons sat quietly in the sladiurn the Aces grip of despair to burst forth "more sensitive to human needs, more resolute in purpose than ever before." But he promised' Out of the agony of this hour we will rise. Out of the ashes of a dessicated dream we shall build a new basketball team, stronger, more valiant than ever before. Th at was the mission of our fallen brothers. Their dream will be fulfilled." He promised the audience, including 1 or so friends and Families of the deceased, that the university will break the The moment of silent prayer wa.s indeed silent, but the toughest moment was when UF President Wallace Graves read the list of 24 names. Many in the audience wept. *NFL Playoff Picture LO HOMESTYLE OR SANDWICH have used for 20 years fully an hour before the 2 p.m. services, the service in Hobeits Manic,. pal Stadium, home court of the umversily's basket ba ll team. The varsity team of 14 and its head coarh were among the killed in the crash. There v.ei" eulogies and hymns, and the re was weeping. Occasional silence may have been the strongest statement of grief, hoever, al a Sunday gymnasium memori..l service here the University of Evans- BUTT PORTION SHANK PORTION BONELESS BEEF vile mourned Its loss in Tuesdays ZMatality airplane disaster. RE-OPEN TUESDAY DEC. 27, 1977 HAMS 71-1 STOCK UP FOR THE LONG HOLIDAY WEEKEND. ALL STORES WILL CLOSE 6:30 P.M. 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GB 046 i s'- 73 4 u to I) t 440 i0" 11 IS 110 ii , Ptiorni Conf e rence Eastern Conlerence Atlantic Division W L PcI GB points. 129. IS to 655 PI"Ia Buccaneers 17, CardInals 7: Ne* York l I) 557 3 40 7 Tampa Hay', w hich lost its Buffalo Boston tO IS 357 50 first games, made it two wins Ne* Jersey 7 23 333 17' in a row. Gary Huff passed 61 Cen?rai Davition w I. ect. GB yards to Morris Owens for one 17 II 607 wshtig?n TI) and hit Owens with a 62- Clevelnd lb 12 571 I yard pass to set up a field goal Anton 16 tl 2 ' IS I) 536 that provided an upset of St. Atlanta O'lnt '7 Ii *30 6 Louis. 10 I? 370 Ii HouSton Seahas.ks 20, Hrowr it: Western Conference Midwest Division Jim Zorn's IS-yard TI) pass to W i Pci GB Steve [Argent with 52 seconds Denver II It 621 rallied Seattle over Cleveland. ChICagO 17 II 607 -' I? II %41 2 The Seahawks' five wins are the Milit But Thomas wasn't through yet, and his last -second heroics with the help of a dry shoe reminded some old-timers of how the Giantschanged into dry sneakers at the h1UtifledW'iflgtheir 1934 title game at the old Polo Grounds, and buried the Bears, 30-13. 'I was conscious of that before this game began," said (;ants' owner Wellington Mara after it was all over. "I said to myself, 'Wouldn't It be something if the Bears changed to cleats and beat most ever by a second-year us today?' They did put em on, too, didn't they?" expansion club in the NFL. Mai'y of the Bears did. And Bob Thonias was one of them. ., - Montgonier- plunged for 1-yard TI)s in a 17-point first quarter that carri ed P hi la de lphia past the Jets in a steady downpour. The Eagles sacked New York quarterback Richard Todd seven tunes over New Orleans . ., enabled playoff-bound Oakland to salvage a win over Kansas ('it>' Eagles 27, Jets 0: mts, 25-7. The Falcon defense set a record for a 14-game season by allowing the fewest .. . . Errol Mann's third field goal. a 23-'arder with 6:33 left, Falcons 3$, Saints 7: lliiskel Stanback ran !or two TI)s an d a car ee r-hi gh l yards and Steve Ba rt kowski passed for two more to c ar ry . . (tiC winning drive. One was a holding call on Raymond Clayborn, which gave Haltunore a first down on the Pats' 30. and the other was a interference call, which gave the Colts a first down at the six. Shula watched on television in Miami and said he felt Jones fumbled. It was evident that Jones fumbled and New England rt'coyered 'I Just feel so bad for our players, our coaches and their families. after living through the disappointment they lived through tonight." Minnesota made the playoffs on Saturday' with a 30-21 victory o ver Detroit and Washin gt on stayed in the wild card rce by u psetting lis Angeles. 17-14 season -ending games Sunl,iy Sk'rkrs 10, Chargers 9: Boy (h'rela's 27-yard field 5thil in the t hi rd period lifted Pittsburgh past San Diego Trailing. 9-0, Pittsburgh stormed back in third period on Sidney Thornton's I-yard TD ., a -o. '4 47: 7 ',',r' Z.'-r III - repor •'T a...i fI had For our players and their families, our coaches and their families, after living through the disappointment they lived through tonight." Shula made It plain he thought the outcome hinged on one official ru1in that Halti.more rclained possession of the ball after Colt qua rt erback Bert Jones fumbled and New England recovered at the Patriots'stx-yardline. The call, with about three minute5 re maining in the game, kept the Colts' winning touchdown drive alive. "I don't know what the ruling was, whet her the whistle had blown or whether they (officials I Just didn't see the play,'' Shula said, ''but it was evident that Jones fumbled and New England recovered." The play game focused down tothatont-call." he added later ''Fm sitting there watching. I c an 't be lieve my eyes, what I'm hearing, what I'm seeing." Shula complimented the Pa' triots, saying they "battled throughout and battled 'em tough," You've got to give the Colts credit," he co nceded. " Th ey did battle back and make the big plays in the second half and that 'as the ball gartie -The Miami coach indicated will ask the NFL Rules Committee to change the - regulation that specifies at, official blowing his w hi stle, even if accidentally before a play is completed. automatical. cnd the nias AsIronaut 51 0 ()avtona (leach S,ID'C,U i I Punta Gcrd.9 CharIolte 6 I 1-3 .Mn, Pace. 6 I Class 2 A 1 CI11*.9?I (en' Cathol 6C .UlC kSOfl.bIe Io-(hru.ca 1 I I l',ihOktC 71 vd in, I 5.9fl( e,r'slr.' S Tav ares. SO 9 VernOn. SO 7 CI1'At?Ofl S I4kC!. 81 9 c en tur, to I: Ii Laudrrja'r 1' Class I A I Ma lnp II 2 MOU11I 0(.9 71 3 Moore #4aro 0 4 Cuqa( Gables Deeqt,,rr 8 2 ' Pi-ic Canle-qbur, SO 9 I'OIle DeLeon. 9 4 7 P4OI.9*Oi (Pe.tt,,n St S Mt Dora Obli Aced e I 9 t'ICCQI,tdft C19, 13 There's no Business like W Place 8 Show - business, 1 1 tl)IhI,I,I N 1.3 1110's 'Su-rO 'nt3l hjIt4t,I5 \&)iil iIIItIIls''s \llrll IS 1111 "(.I?llful,I% I :luiu P ? Ii.- RLAMOD 2 SLEMINVIE - SuIt 13'9.'ut H4 lb IHtt I'iir&in FOLLOW THE STARS * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ekibf#W (.ht IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI �!A-Even i ng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. IL 1q77 Canadiens LDWN TOWN Play Tough Vs. F1 rs 11%. United Press Interutional the second period. The Montreal Canadiens' Hawks 3, Flames 0: National Hockey Ieague rivals F renchmen" stopped 29 shots for tdssecond much AMPLE PARKING PERSONALIZED SERVICE OPEN Grant hfulvey scored two goals and Tony Esposito Flying longer. LAT Noted for years as an elegant Hawks triumph over Atlanta. skating unit — usually the best [loth teams played light. in the league — the anadiens checking defensive games. are adjusting their style some- Rangers 6, Wings 2: and goalie Ken New York whipped Detroit, 6-2. Stewart's third-period goal league 2inosertheEdmontcmOilers and Anders Hedberg had two go als and two assists In the Bath ? — • • • I 1 STEPS TO BEAUTY COSMETICS I 1HREE Req. ABLISHED 1904 1 9 Oak Ridge meeting North Edgewater facing host Seminole at 8 2306 FRENCH 1 vith cwalow it ... • /0 OFF /11! / ALL 1 . 1 Alf • $1 ' Hrculon Sofa 9 ToV THISWEEK Uls t. O the remainder of the season, but he refused. Itit gmt pivoted on a &.in' 111-110, and Seattle rivertimed fla%ks 134. Suns PH.322-2383 rr ~T: 1 1 Ifl .. • • Sweaters .9' SP'.awls Hosiery : • . I -, g I t'l '- ------- mom D*Inette Sale' lh •. • Caftans • Jumpsuits QUALITY SENSIBLE WATCH: zowski. Some 40 teams completed - ocated Srriinol County. Florida, ,, pmrtcu,farip OSC?I a, fO4I*i AuonId PSouWf'Old hjrnlPsngj t II I I c - r I I \ saw I eats.n 1)21 433 Table \ Ut" 3124 4W Arm / I 'i:- : . I J , / Blouses No party too large Chains & or oo sma Kemp 1&20 Triple Dresser Mirror RiCe White 4 216-220 E. FIRST ST. 4- C, SANFORD I PH. 322-3524 Ird 210£ 323-4132 -- a tanl.ii tin *111 mltching vflui,d brac,I,t. automatic roIatrng elapSed turn, betel i)31). Ifs. a u t o m a ti c Tudor PIIISCej OysP.rda?. ,n tIunlCtI s t e el *i9t plan 0.1.1 and matching bracelet , prttu'poof down to 181 feet Iub the now Princess model flO iiii. and the Tudor Oyster Prince Submariner, a , - , \. I I I I I I - ij, * - .__,__1, i'-. .— S I ,'--'-. ' brawny 1 ' hi' date instrument in I I ,P .\ qfr stmnlelit steel with Matching bracelet. bfC I . 1,111 fIll) rn& . C' , ME?BEP AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY SANFORD ARK I I I I 1 I I I I I I . REG. I II 1 AT THIS LOW PRICE ONLY .. 1 • .:- 1 •, .ç.;.. - . Y ..' •-''. 16.95 In ' Sb p Tpjroe R,01 Herbert d Dave Tom conae-g-wt 6 0 6 - UBLES WOMEN's Sandy Turner Carol Todd I rent F ' Consolalon - Joan Scalift. GI G- Chand, d C:vno)al,ori D.tO. -. Cored - a Debo # Al" Frank corr.11 &1. 6.3 C Consolat,cvi - Dave and Nancy y ~rk a She-is And Don CISAR A1 Arda-an d Scal-ese Enter% 44,43 Allen's, McCoy's N -.!A '" Darl . vion g with 1:24 to play anJ a L. m. o. r7, b% 4 -. W -.:. ¶ ""OIlS I) RO3C kullman 2 C'a''e ng$ a. pgnaId Mdtoc kings 115 thr ee-point pla Iy b> Otis is fl,rmance Scott Wednian ,trried the kings past the Pacers Bndsong shot a 14footer and drew a foul f corn Earl T a tum to set up what proved to be the winning three e- MEN'SDOUSLES Win Games last Thursday. '2". ' - 2.- •-c--'; llm5 2 Terry I-fullsman 11. r-<(-.8--'. 2. Reginald YcCol S T-mothy Lawerict 12. G400Al N Larry ThOMID iuon Colmaru tr V ol; Yc'ra, S A. Totaut 5$ Or - on .'4al I - Fr.dd, ulam Carr 2, Mthl,l Aros,u- Orooai 8. Ycfsul Totals II 1423 .•.. .,_.--. -.- •• - r. - 5: •' E.'ard) tu r OPEN 10 106 DAILY . I 311 E. FIRST ST. 11111 11111111111VICK ______miummmus & SANFORD _______ FURNITURE COMPANY 1050 U JJU U Thomas Console Piano • nCI&'II.ICDV 2 V ni REG. ej •• ' Kader Jewelers jW1011sonsMaie 112 i ON THE ONE OF YOUR CHOICE • CATIIINO i off S •IPtl: SUCK F irst St. Downtown Sanford ipyr , .. Magnolia Center ,. S MEAT PLATTERS '.' • HORS D'OEUVRES , COMPLETE DINNERS .. ' Console Piano Slightly damaged from recent burglary. - .4 - " Pistons 117. Jazz 108: Bob Iaruerscored 37 points and Allen's defeated Amvets, 57John Shuinate added 23 to pace 33. and %IcCoy's stopped Tip the P~istons over tht Jazz The ~~in was Detroit's second in the Top. 38-25 in a Sanford lwst eight gaines arwi their first Recreation Department youth for interim Coach Bob Kauff- basketball game last weekend. KOHLER-CAMPBELL SAVE I legrallotach Tvdor Oyster cast and the source of its submartme hatch onlegrotV From too the new Tudor Princeli% Oysterdale in and pressure proof down to Ui It$ /)/ 11 (f - I , i Sicig Chairif I Kemp 1622 Triple Orm4w east I fl Tw3or. made by Roles. has the ume urcompromiting quality. . or Red iot Christmas Special 11 U Dolt / . 18aplece 2202 FRENCH AVE., SANFORD SAVEI MACHINE BY TUDOR I SW UEN TER Ot N low •' the three-day event. B rs 101. %affiors Jun Chones poured in a career-high 31 points and Campy Russell chipped in with 21 to spark the Cays over the Warriors. Rick Barry 1-d the Warriors with 26 points and Phil -rt Parvh added I 14 THE TIME CUSTOM ngs • After Five Rings • Pajamas • Gowns •Robes • Slippers *Boots • Esteclauder NIGHT *f J."', I illfCosturne Jewelry VAR10US STYLES AND COLORS UNCOMPROMISING A go FOR • Panty Hose ' vent " 11 6 1. 6 1 129: A 20 loot desperation baseline shot b~ guard Charbe Criss with 24 seconds left in the second gvertime helped the SANFORD Psi CALL US 0 Evening Slips is Strapless Bras & Slips 'i Thorpe, Herbert 129. Cleveland edged Golden State. 101-95. Detroit topped Ne,-% orlear-us. 117-IM. Kansas iits nipped Indiana 115114 —j I 200 N. PARK PH. 322.5181 k Ph mix in double overtime, 134- I FURNITURE .1.) M-k . We made them tonight 'inning with Doug Milk I 'and se son" 1 I- Isuh r€ Atla .Corc,la,c., pi1ey labli '1 r- I Tonam fleirisolir. as coach for marylesther's (r ' . garnesyou usually %inAith key while Iowsma came back for a man Site Recliner* I1TI 104 E. FIRST ST. • - a 104-K tritanph G William ' Its : n seconds remiuning in (,r.eraI Manar l(e1 Auer- regulation time put the game bach traveled with the team into overtime and Williams' M. its first stop of an eight game footer with nine seconds left in road trip. levin lastiAvek asked the UT won it for the Sonics with I V VISA - hoshwn ktsi.en two of the Skip Thorpe and Rich Hergant's best centers, Abdulteamed the men's Jabbar of the Lakers and the l)a*. Cosens Both doubles portion of the Seminole Celtics* Cornrnunit)CollegeFoundatu'i scored 32 Mints. but Ct I 'itreboundedtheJabbar, 15-12 1a;t tournament nnis wee ke nd 1)fensively, it v.as en. I curaging;' commented Laker Sandy Turner and Karen I Coach Jerry West. In tight Losma "ion women's doubles, nirrrc ruL'..IJ j ,, YOU GET 9! ' ; J 1 17k) At home, the office or other place of business ... OPEN some -' " - - 2Q• . -- - C*Luwip IS box Springti a . Got a special friend GOOD men Especially the "Do It Yours.If.rs' 9 TOOLS e Sheriff Seminole County, DES 40 HOBBY DEPOT 1910 FRENCH AVE SANFORD Tools and Supplies Macrame Supplies Styrofoam - Sequins Fe It Art Foam AND MUCH, MUCH MORE or college student 1~c HIGH PERFORMANCE ITEMS • GIFTABLES FOR THE SHOP Sanford Auto Parts 32246,51 DOIANFORD MAGNOLIA CENTER E FIRSTST SANFORD I ,I Ami1ll1rrr. Briefcases P?i r-9 I 0 C 8 19 7 1 Oil 7 51 1 N -V5,_ 00 1 Sets FROM — off subscription Acrylics Z7,V 9S -if to BRAND NAME Ch1dren's Wear I I, ct S Wuh Is f t 0 Hiilf'a muc .af.rd I Jonds _____ L 'iJIIllllllhIIPi E There's nothing greater than news from homel , 1 FROM... Pencil Sharpeners lillY ii Deluxe Advance Students BOOTS & SHOES off over 3 Select from I moldings. I 3224611 Or Write The Evening Herald P.O. Box 1657 Si nford, Fl. 32771 i Sa"Glass & Paint I COMPANY 210M AGNOLIA AV E - Peak ni' I I ' 322-4622 ;I#• 1 n qb .s Call CI I Infant A Toddlers She% thru 14 b1JlI FRIDAY . . 206 E. FIRST ST. 322-0204 .r I ' % I CUSTOM FRAMING , BOYS' & GIRLS' REG. 12.95 to 29.95 EASELS e PALLETS e CANVAS - I 4 MODELS 4 this Christmas IIulC E. First St. Wctercolors 725 Herald Tn 710 I!IIIiIIII!If1\"11JllhIIIA The INFANTS THRU 14 4NAPAO ________ All FOR BEGINNERS & PROFESSIONALS '•" give a I Any Ants ART SUPPLIES living out of state ... Why not The Little Wardrobe I FROM SENKARIK'S OR MORE AT CkW&W Wit UM: Doll House hits, Furniture and accessories Model Planes and Trains OFF GOOD THROUGH DEC. 14, 1977 0 I $200 I a ''Y "' terms of Mid Writ of Ei.cno Polk, t0 FOR I A i Florida Jan. 7. / .. - avie a Pa rty 6"W ... 0 Lilestride Shoes and Handbags x - Gary Bolough and Bob Ashton Property bir-9 stored I AAA picked up victonei Saturday Ivrniluft & AuCj~orj. Long* , Florida night at the N ew Sm)Tn& Beach 11-d Ine wridefIlViied a Sheriff of Speedway as Bolough won late SOM11`1010 County, Florida, will at model final heat and Ashton 11 00 A M On the 3fd clay of A D 1978, offiW for %a,# took top spot in Thunder Car jan"a" , 6"d sell to the highest bidder. tor competition. cask swbiect to ony and sit existing Duck Anderson was seconld behind Bolough and Pee Wee he Seminole County cc;,,jrthov%# in saintord. Florida. the above Griffin third with David Roge" On"ibild poirsoral property. fourth and My Collins filith. That 114id sale it Wing milidit, so 1-usk fourth and Ted Weirsman fifth. 1 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Sk"* 9dM Beautiful Accessories always please-and RoJay has the Prettiest and claintiest of all— 2 Morton 213 M,fal a. Frêmft I Secta 3$ Comfort OLae IS Rhone was second to Ashton wi th Ed Burger third Sam I / _; I f I NOT 2 PIECES NOT 3 PIECES 0 Matching Love Sea 0 comfortable match II . *Ces& Plaintiff. vs JOPi H Crowle y Speedway Dark NEW SNIYRNA BEACH wag Lamps wsuil :: i 11 MOP NOTICE OF $145411111 S SALE NOTICE 15 HEREay GIVEN that by virtwe of trial cip"AiM Writ of Execution issued out of and urtclef the Was of thill, CoUnly CoWrl of Orange COu Mt V, F lot ids, upon a IinsI c,,i Until J a m ps I ____ anes Han es by C HIOMIE FURPOI SC H INGS CIENVIElt DOWPTOWN SANFORD Notice Opening round pairings see Lake meeting Winter Park at 2 Evans facing Irmo, S.C. at 4, S g Mz147. Herbulis scored goali Saturday as Sem inole High posted a 2-1 Eiicuton was delibered to m, a soccer victory over L) and 1148vt levied upon the 10flowing 1.)7nan. which has lost four Ottcf'W PfcWtv Owned by John games by 2-1 scores, got a goal own field •' r L o v ertim e when e Bucks o sci)r • -6, en route o win. Junior B. The Lakers, behind a 32-point t came U tt bench t o l ead performance by Kareem 1i1saee with DowtS. AbdulJabbar. on only their aLSS potat,on a foreign CO?POratIOfl from Steve Kuhn Seminole sees action again in the Dec. 28-30tounament at Its • Dr DRAWING FRI., DEC. 24th 1I N. mmmmmmmm court on In* 23th day of October, lorl. in the, certain case on Carl L.ahman d I ( cellar of the Pacific Divis4on of t he National Basket ball Association 't portantly. we played L@gal Booters SHS lULl __ -1 Absolutely Free! night by humbling St. John's doghouse," an ecstatic thdi announctd to a sellout crowd of I of your choice i $ FREE.DELIVERY FREE SET UP I "Shop At Home" Ph. 323-2631 1 3995 I DEC. 19THRU23 with the kind of mental sharpcimpelled this past weekend. The Wildcats, who had in. Hall "it isn't often you can get curred the %rath of Coach Joe a team as well-coached as St. Hall for lethargic effort in early Julul 2 Out of its offense, but we games. won their own Ke ntuck) tud it early, and did some things Invitational Tournament in ell.$, o;#4"*jMj fastuw Saturday very. very w record to 6-0. • 1 11 II Pt It al together, more 'til Christmas Auerbach to step in to replace • Table Lamps you may select the gift Rockers 1 [ OPENTILPM] 110 PARK AVE. l • If your name is drawn Boston Famws .... By United Press lAteMAU011,1111 Z3,5 following the Wildcats' lftherewerean triumph. I HIGH BACK W In our... STOIUNGSTUFFERS ' I I from ma ,.Y /esther's ,.J( e Floor Lamps •c - Merle Norman's tA!' I J I In and "Place your Corn pare at... . 7495 Manicure People' I Ill vvisn Sots - Men's Toilet Sets. Also Gifts " The I.os Angeles I.akers III, Braves 110: defeated the Celtics Sunda), Bucks Alex English scored seven uvINç3iR9M I LAST MINUTE 1 I I LAMPS Invites you to come I I Set— Colognes Perfume DOWNTOWN SANFORD i, L.. I _,_.— 1 11 I - 15GIFTSPEO!414 I McCRORY'S Credenza China I Schmautz and Rick Sliddleton Winnipeg Jets'7-3 triumph over lifted the Bruins to their the New England W41eirs in triumph over the Barons, Kris World Hockey Association Slanery scored for Cleveland in games. Kentucky's claim to the No. I ranking in coll ege basketba ll , they would appear to have been g FROM BADCOCK Wi& . I- 1 . I Christmas Specials I CcM2 Ttue cats Leave No No. I Doubt fly United Press InternationW throw. — 3JW Y 1 1 NORMAN the PhJacielphia Flyers Sunday DeBlois, Wayne Dillon and night. "That's the kind of %like SIcEwlin scored the other hockev %cshcild always play." goals for the Rangers whfle The'Canadjens scored the Dennis Hull and An&e St. game's first goal at 17:15 of the Iaurent tallied for the Red W*ins One OPEN L9 COSMETICS • BOUTIQUE and FAShIONS first period and held the margin Wings. I i1tightchtckIngandDr)dens %S1IA Ui (me play in the net until Paul Popiel's unassist ed goal I Jacques Lemaire ta ll ied Into an early in the third peri od gave 1 tmpt net at 1927 Paul the Houston Aeros a 3-2 victory liolmgrtn as in the Flyers'over a touring CzechcloakIan penalty boz when both goals team ... Vladmunir Popov's acre scored. third-period goal enabled the Bogon defeated Cleveland. 2- Soviet All-Stars to beat the 1 1, Chicago beat Atlanta. 3-0, and lndianaolis Racers. 43 ... John !' • MERLE j 7' Last Place L k Fina y A • for one, thinks it is allDryden.in for ihe a four-goal, firA-period txtter. outburst and added a third goal re playing sound, tough in the third period as the hockey now." said Dryden a ft er Rangers snapped their winless the Cana'liens 2-0 victory over streak at seven games I ucien Z,.P. T M TUM,. S47n ICES 3 Every nig ht 2 i Christmas It shutout of the season in the games BruI ns 2, Baro ns I: Th ird-period goals by Bob NNFORD nn (i may not be calling them -The Mcay, Dc. I, I77-4A E vening Herald , Sanford, Fl. tl VISA I JEWELERS Registered P-'erylber A-erican Gem Society 112 S. PARK SANFORD - 22 -2U3 - - n �Monday, 1OA-Evening Herald, Sanford. FL Dec. It. 1577 OURSELVES GIVE ( THE S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. It. $77-18 GIFT te Gift I THEY inu Id WON'T RETURN! I . 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Maitland Ave., Maitland. sluNOT 11111000 Gill lag 6 2 ITHS IN A (.010 (.111101 695 FESTIVE HOLIDAY WINE BUYS ONLY ABC HAS IYPT ITALY LAMBRUSCOLA BELI.A 1.50- 19.95 BLUE LABEL IMPERIAL 2.6-2$.9.5 VALKINBLRG 75 PINOT CHAROONNAY 3.6940.95 '14 CHATLAUNEUF OU PAPE 4.1946.95 EXCELLENT SWEET OR L'RY SEBAST1ANI VERMOUTH BACCHUS GERMAN 75 111,11111 SCHWARZE KATZ 3.69-36.90 7.9943.95 •12 CHAT. CADILLAC 4.19.44.95 2ND GROWTH RED BORDEAUX CHATEAU LASCOMBES PINK RED & WHITE GOLD SEAl. CATAWBA 2.19-24.95 BOTTLED AT WINE BY IN CALIF ABC PORT. SHERRY. MUSIC. NSMUII '13 CHAT. TMBERLAY a s NIIUa 4.9949.90 12 CHAT. BEYCHEYELI.E st.,vtn. 6.1947.5 1.45-15.95 '73 CHAT. PALMER 3.99.45.95 72 CHAT LAIflE ROTHSCHILD PAWUAC ALL PURPOSE ROSE POMBAL FROM PORTUGAL COCKTAIL LOUNGE LON GWOOD PACKAGE STORE TAYLOR HIGHWAY 17.92 NEAR 434 NEW ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 2.49-2695 12 CHAT. CALON S(GUR IT 2.49-25.95 12 CHAT. FIGEAC SIT IMP SPAIN HI WAY 1111 AT 4k CA%SCLSIIIY SANGRIA-TORO OORO 1.69- 11.95 '75 ROSE OANJOU 2.99-31.95 16 BEAWOLAIS 3.9941.90 NICOLAS FRENCH REVOLVING SAl WITH COLOR CHANGING FOUNTAIN OPEN SUNDAY NICOLAS FRENCH ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE HI-WAY 436-ONE NICOLAS FRENui '16 CHABLIS LIVE ENTERTAINMENT -OPEN SUNDAY- BLOCK I. OF 1.4 may PORT. PAU CIIAM NICOLAS FRENCH '15 POUILIY FUISSE 6.1 -6 1.90 n, im mom wc*ui 4..,' KITTENS 'TIIIP" AND "SAU('" 4.641.95 I)EA1( ABBY I received a call from a farnils rnerttbt'r today who suggested that we should all stop giving ('hrLst. 7:30 p.m., Jaycee Itecoscry Inc., 12:30 prli Seminole Count> Mental health ('enter, 103 h(oLMn Rd . Altamonte Sprtngs. . lit t'rcalcrs Anon> mom, 9:30 it i., Mental I kalth lion, Robin h(oaIl, Altamonte Springs, 7:341 p iii.. ('hIrluliunity United Methodist Church. ('a.sselberr> Sanford Alcoholics AmIU)mous, 8 p.m . 1201 t 3.19.31.90 CUM SANK SCOTCH 5TH 79.95 CHIVAS REGAL SCOTCH STH 12S.00 I SMNOFF VODKA UT. 60.15 HARVEY 911111111M CMAM 6TH 6I95 GUCKENHEIMEN BLEND UT. 54.15 LAUDERS SCOTCH UT. 63.15 RONRICO RUM OT 59.11 films" ITS 20.15 CANASIAN INS CMVINT UT. $5.11 UT. 40.95 OLD FLORIDA RUM 411111111111 l CIMMPAINE itiamps J1ILJ run BEEFEATER GIN DRUUM VIViV 6TH 71.06 CANADIAN CLUB BLEND 5TH 75.96 BACARDI RUM 0 132Affill " aT. 68.95 CANADIAN CLUB BLENO aT. 94.50 TANQUEMY GIN GORDONS GIN TUKA VODKA JIM BEAM KY. SRI. OLD CROW KY. INS. J. WALKER RED SCOTCH WOLFSCHMIDT VODKA BLACK a WHITE SCOTCH UT. $7.15 iTs 53.0$ UT. 52.16 6TH 54.95 MARTINS V.V.O. IIUI' SI 5TH 51.11 GRANTS $ YR. SCOTCH 5TH 74.15 GORDONS VODKA UT. 56.15 STN 41.15 HEAVEN HILL 10 a' UT. 13.15 940 LONDON TOWER GIN UT. 63.50 UT. 17.15 UT. 57.15 STN 73.15 FOUR ROSES BLIND PHILADELPHIA BLEND CANADIAN MIST MU)! AMR IN IIAUTIIUL INDIVIDUAL GIFT BOXES BALLANTINE SCOTCH t1tt'.' SEAGRAM 7 CROWN lm 13.95 5TH 55.95 JOB SCOTCH SEAGRAM V.0. BLEND OT. 94.95 JAB SCOTCH TEN NIGH BOUMON VAT GOLD SCOTCH UT. 67,15 CANADIAN LTD. BLEND UT. 50.16 CALVERT EXTRA BLEND UT. 6415 EARLY TIMES UT. 67.15 SEAGRAM GIN 5TH 52.95 BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH UT. $7.95 STANLEY CANADIAN us 419 VODKA 'RUM-GIN SAXONY OT.47.75 STANLEY KY. VODKA ABC 1000 VODKA UT. 17.15 UT. $1.15 MIM BOURBON at INVERHOUU SCOTCH UT. NAIG&NAIG S *SCOTCH 6TH TEN NIGH BOURBON ITS CALVERT GIN UT. UT 55.05 ITS MIS SOUTHERN COMFORT KESSLER BLEND 17.11 $7.11 75.15 41.15 50.15 UT. 13.11 UT. 57.05 the h1tits fine, but iii> husband .10(1 I have no children and this relative has four. In other wurd.s. she's telling riit that we should buy her kitLs Christmas fts, but we shouldn't expect I think she should have said, .n't buy our kids i'i •iListhing this star because you tien't have an kids Or else. If ou bu> our kid' Christmas gifts, w,' will buy sou and >our riothuig in return Y u think 1, WC NI)EIIING 10: th WUNI)ERING: I think all gifts should IX' tolUfitar). If IlUt' ('%pe('ts to be repaid in kind fur a gift. it ceases to he a gift' '' ' II DE.-h( .AIII4V Ever mnev I ,i'fltll p htlti, I've I'.t'tl . and I still love Iii. : .' \ls r,tre'nts never cared for ' I was never allowed to h, I, or)..' I always dreamed of the ILIS when I was grown and in ii> lw n st I could have a . Ht1.'n hlainner, president. presided tver the meeting and the gala proceedings that tI1,wed 'ss Arlep.e' presented a ii i'grn a hrtstnia.s in other oiuntni,s'N . England and Mexico She noted how man)i Amer can custu mu ad traditions unginated u these countries The js of the seasini anti IN. caittar.ttie'rie of menibers Ruth (',.Ilfl.'', Vickie Hall, Sue ('t'>flitt. Elizabeth Jett, Ev,'is a St'rr.n's. Myra DeVine. .1 hn son, lint " is . WIFE, asking why a churchI f eel' bitter and angry, b man there's nothing 1 can 'lo except going, happily married would sisit a massage parlor move. which would be foolish because we never csiuid find a You offered a number of 'Curioty, lust, an place as nice as this for tut reasonf itch for variety, fear of missing we're paying. something, temporary insanity. It's been a year now and I've etc built up a terrible resentment I gave my father a gift ceragainst my parents Ai n i wrong to let-I this way" Or are tificate to a massage parlor for the% wrng ti continue to treat a perfectly legitimate reason ti , treat turn to a relaxing ri.' like thihJ massage. The fact that he has BITTER INN not )et taken advantage of it, I DEAR ItIrrEll: Is sour parents' pn.ipert>, arKi if the> attribute to pre j udgments such don ' t want dogs it's their as >ours. I think you owe all pu lIege. t)IIO't lake it per- leg itimate masseurs and 'lIrialls II oil rafl't a('erpt rrii.sseus..'" an apolog> IIL'h(T SON their decision with gract' and l)F.Aht SON: to them I And maturits, mote. apologize. But m> Judgment C() NEIL) E NT IA i T , . ' ' S V i s (; i N ('. i about massage parlors is based 'i' our on the fact that literally : C I.E V i- I. suggested Eksenth torn- thousands of dubious massage mandment, "Thou shall not get Parlors have sprung up In caught." Is sets catch>, but if recent years. And the massages iunlike beaut> offered there '.11(1 t'lit't the first Ten. s . are more than skin deep. lkublerns, Tell them to .bbs F o r a per so nal unpublished ;ettin nairrie(i No matter repi>. write to Abby: Box 600, h o" little )ou have to spend or Los Angeles, Calif 90069. how unconventional >our Enclose a stamped, self' aldresed envelope lit et% I', it can be lovels itIIflt ntt'd an Firs tnth. ' ' Bojan.wski. Ereeli Gray, Bt".tr> Kt'lley. helen Hamner at.! Arlur...' Blum m4dt' this a Christmas meeting and part ) wt'ach will be remernterel L ti ior. time AIDS u1T *1 $ 4900 The Ear - U 2 ll Ca IfnhiI:l.It1fl!J We carry only the best. NO coo 05 WIRES No TUNES No PROFESSIONAL HEARING AID SERVICE 5'L• T1:i: BUILDI NG HEALTH CARE of Volusia Co. Inc. I (Medicare approved Home Health Agency) KIM-111111"I'lilymngm announces opening of a branch office 41; - MARTINS V.V.0. scom GT 73-96 ' First Lake Mar) Rolar>, 8 it in Mayfair Country Club. South Seminole Optimist, 730 am., Ramada Inn, Sit , ww ''Its the season to be 1oUy', and so it was throughout the meeting of Xi Theta Epsilon of Beta Sigma Phi held at the home of Arlene Blum iii l)elton,a A huge Christmas tree featuring Beta Buddy exchange' gifts highlighted the decorations throughout the ho use A large basket, at the door, filled with packages of ('hrLstrnas toss and clothes as the members armed Erct'll Gras, Santa (laus, will deliver the itenis with another basketof foed to the chapter's idptl family Interstate Mall; 7:30 p III.. Grace St .wwv, I) Chapter Spreads Cheer As Holidays Near I)Ietssorkshop. 10 am., and 7p.m. Muntgoiner> %Vard. United Methodist (liurdT. Sanford. 5.0.54.90 BLACK TOWER 6.6946.90 UEBFRAUMILCH gifts- uscept ihi!tii''n Sanford Seminole ia>cees board, 7:30 Pill. Jaycee hwlding 15.15.175.00 '70 CHAT. SIMMARO decision. It'll Rick's mother that 51)11 and S our husband agree that Beth is teN) suuiig for that tspt' (If saratIon. TIit'RSDAY, DECEMBER 22 5.69.61.88 12 CHAT. MOUTON ROTHSCHILD PWIUAC I)E.It 1H-:I.l('ATI:: Don't feel that >ou must justify our 5,9945,5 '12 CHAT. LA MISSION MUT imoi 7,99.7,9Q CHAT. RAUSEN SEGLA N 14.95-159.50 unm host should this be handled DELICATE h'RoIu.F;M Air Force Sergeant.c Association Auslllar>, 8 p In Mc(i) hullily (oub. Starlight Promenaders squart' dance. 7 p ot . I Tt'II.ir) I •fflfl> ('uitt'r. Shell h(u,id Osereaters AnonsuloUs, 30 p m., Sears auditoniuri,. \ltarulInte M.IlI 0.95.99.50 Musuz IMP SPAIN PEMAHT1N CREAM SHERRY a to let inc have a ior' They why Then a letter appeared in stunt even.dlscuss it. No dogs sour column from HURT on their nronertv. Deriod' nroDertv,Deriod . e trust Beth but think she a bit too soung to be in }iaw.ai with doubtful superVLsioii. I mc ( 'enter N had never mentioned that she was invited, so 1 was shocked I said I'd talk to my husband and we would let her know hustcitul % Et)SE.Sl)AY, I)EUEMIWR 21 ('ascella'rr> Itotar>. 7.30 a 111., the Caboose Osirdo Itotar>. 7- 30 a 111 , the TOwTI house Sanford KiwanIs. noon Civic (enter Sanford Optimist. noun. hIdiiia> Inn Sanford Serenaders semi eitilen •Ian e. 2 3fl p it , '16 PIESPTR MCHELBRG SPATLES(5.19.51.90 1.99-21.95 family over Christmas. Beth don ' t want to insult h(iik's parents. but I agree with > h'arents Anonymous, 7.30 p.m., Casseloerry Corn. 5.9.56.90 sou believe Rick's people are way out of our class financially. Today I received a telephone call from _...L._.,. till, O(.flCi' U5MII.... .tU i)VIII tUCK 5 their Hawaii with go to I II UnIt) United Methodist (uiurch. 4 t)EAIt ABBY F'is.: n ntkc I've been happil> married for ago I gave rn> father a gift ,i sear, and my husband and I certificate to a massage parlor are renting an apartment up- for his 55th birthday. Since many months had passed and stairs from my parents. Would it, they still refuse he had not used it. I wondered 4)4 I)EAR AIIItY Our daughter Ill call her Beth, has been going steady with Rick strict' school resumed last fall. Beth is 15 and Rick LS 17 Beth is begging us to let her go. Her father says he doesn't like the idea because Rick has his par ents wrapped around his little finger and seems to have no supervision whatsoever. building. BACCHUS GERMAN MADONNA UEBFRAUMILCH STATE 2401 CS 12 JABOUL(T VIRCH(RR( LIIBFRAUMILCH NY JABOULET VERCHERRE Torn N.?s4 Trip Taboo For This Teen , I.dfll' Sanford-Seminole Jascrettes, A TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED WINE CELLAR WARCHOUSL 2401 CS 12 Christmas Open house, Maitland-South Seminole If cat i.s read) to be jji'iXi'l . - IMP. UCCNUS WINE • I I .i ChrLstllias IS it hIlt' 1111i' tO o'n % 0U heart and hino' to till!) p.trt> ifl photl I S .1 des1151 rig anima l SUCh a in I hs' 31011111 01 IAASIIO & 01151 Gin BOXES 3 ITI. 3.41 3495 (j MONDAY, 1)1(1 lIlI It 19 Altaniontt'South Seminole Ja>ect's board. 730 p III tUbhOU.SC. Spring Oaks and SR 436. DIrt Workshop. 10 am and 7:30 pm.. Sanlandu United Methodist Church, SR 434 and 1-4; 10 am. and noon Stet.son tiruversity Canton Union Building, I)el.and. Sanford AA, 8 p.m.. 1201 W. First St.. i closedi. 101'S Chapter 79, 7 p.m.. over Baptist Church. (rstal Lake and Country Club Roads. Lake Mary. Sanford ,tI.Anon, 8 .IT(.. First United Methodist I 'hurch, Sanford. Wright Watchers. 7 p.m.. Flonda Federal. Altamonte Springs; 10 am.. Ascension Lutheran Church. ('asselt*'rrs Seminole County Girl Scouts Winter Sing at Altamonte Malt, 7.7:30 p.m. Pick-up trucks at upper blue parking area to receive canned goods for the needy. . RIOa WHITE Will IRON ITAlY _7 S. • itrT((an Nearl> ever) t%jx-do4 IS U p r esented int ShspheId.%. 1 hrrIsr. (tUles. IrLh Sett,.1 e(kers. U. ith i i,an% ( sIt&, .intl i. uddk ITlIXtI1 breeds, aLso. L.its an(] Kilt-os. frIoll (.111th. SO4j)' I siilitl U.t)1t& and ani kind solid hhitk, t1lIA)t OTIII tabtl .: f,ii i ITAUAWSAMPLER I TA LIAN SUPLR SAMPLER %41 . SIAUJOtA;S INIRI CP.UIS CREAM SMEllY 4995 IN (lATHER KY. VODKA THE OIFIIRINC( IS THE WATER ::.. 1:t, (tlr(S'tTIues I. ILl' tiiI fr :t:r Anhi1ii I Shelter I,, filled mth U lao M.t1Lflg 4h.flhltUIl, .thti are ,IttltiflL .It1(JtA(' 01 IP0ITIt mots Ii *1 111111,001110 WC$II PICNIC gull TRIM NIDrn IlAirna CALENDAR \I)I{ \' '- ForChristmas CASE IUC.AI SPAIN l IT 3.39 - 13.56 CASE ( I III It Adopt A Pet U tJ11' II)EAS flArr 'c' t. lila ii AV m 11111011111s II0 IRAICI CIRtlT paR V -0 24.02 TWILl I'OUIIQ SIJPERIOI PEPP. SCHNAPPS BRUT PINK IX ORr AMAR CRIME DI CACAO LIGHT OR DARK I I ' Herald 515011 by FINE KY. BOURBON LoI CRIME DI MENTHE GREEN P4 OR WHITE CHIPS WILD TURKEY 1LD ENBI FURSTEN I __________________________________ PRUNGLES POTATO 995 T1'1MWII r m I 101 PROOF GALI Au c ________________ II(IS..II /A 4990T. 4: STN tI KENTUCKY BOURBON 499ST1 ALSO PALE DRY on MEDIUM BOURBON BIN 0 C U R I BOTTLE & CASE GLASSES VALUE KY. 80° - Xt IMP. SPAIN OLD STR. . STH • . SHERRY MONTH 4 HEAVEN HILL t e CREAM 1 , MADE BY GLENLI VET 4-BO BEEFE MINIA STOC sn 6.69 UT. 76" CAM 10 YR. V.0. BARTON KY. ORB. CREAM OF SCOTLAND 12 YR. SCOICN 1.99 5TH 81" c.ui COLLECTOR ITEM 14 YR 100%KYORB 13.50 5TH 149" c*u 9.39 5TH 112" u.0 RARE OLD 15 YR. KY . BOURBON 8.39 5TH 94" uu RARE OLD 12 YR. KY. BOURBON 10.35 5TH 120" uu s 's WATERFILL& FRAZIER 18.YR. COLLECTOR ITEM 14 YR. 94 6' KY. Bu. 12.95 5TH 140" •.-i ..----- ,_ 8 s GIVE SOMETHING A LITTLE BIT BETTER - ns iI L'ó(l(CA4 srncu 132 0% IT COSTS A LITTLE M ORE BUT YOUARE WORTH IT CRYSTAL i $tSYX FAMIlY U,lt*,O 11*111 OU WOSTw( SIIICTIORI .. ' 10 9 ICE CUBES ma h? Iry 9 12450 OT. CASI STW I'aul K. McKelvers. . 13. has been an Elvis Presley fan since he sas 6-months-old according to his mother, lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKelvery of Longwol. When Elvis died last .Ill!list, Paul " ired an $1H floral arrangement. Itecentiv he received a note from the mmliv of Elvic ackiios ledging the floral tribute. : st'enth grade student at Lakeview Middle School, Paul earns his O IT spending money. His Elvis collection features records. pictures. the medallion he wears and a portrait of Elvis sketched by artist Richard Axtell. 01 OLD CHARTER .. 5TH '0450 DESIGNS FINE IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE LANSON BLACK LABEL PIPER HEIDSEICK uo' MOET & CHANDON MLJMMS U DRY LE DUC BLANC DE BLEINCS LE DUC BLANC DE BLANCS POMMERY- GRENO EX-DRY ROYAL DE NEUVILLE WHITE ' SCOTCH DECANTER COLLECTORS ITEMS CHOICE OF SEVEN RUIMAIT •I0 vi cc '. STN •IIncKA*PA;NP TI.SPUMANTE 499 4i.r.' ABACCHUS WINE SOCIETY IMBIRSHIp • i3OLD Gin Box GETS FAN MAIL , THE PERFECT GIFT .. WORLD SFINEST SCOTCH BAR NONE IIsc?u J uncut I... 6 "FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL" ' .'... BIG FLAVORS - SOMETHING SPECIAL 599 1, 7 FAN OF ELVIS Ate 1 !.99 BC BLUE DIAMOND ALMONDS 88 REG 699 5TH 14 DAY SALE SUN., DEC. 11 THRU SAT., DEC. 31 21.95 jDECANTERS ; COLLECTOR ITEM - 1T. GIFT 95 . , 22 KT. GOLD LI P. FRANCE .LO.P. f F l AND A BRANDY HAPPY NEW YEAR PHILLIPE FROMALLOFUS AT AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DIALER 8"5TH -99" CASE PHILADELPHIA ~m MERRY -. UT. 102.00 sTm 82.45 The "up do" fancy hairstyle im 44.11 is Maria's specialt). Inok your party best for the holi- at $3.10 IMPERIAL BLEND UT. 50.15 ALMADEN BRANDY 6TH 57.50 JACQUINS 5 * IRANOY ITS 59.11 CHRISTIAN 1111111103. mum ITS 63.1' LEROUX BRANDY UT. 62% CERTIFIED BRANDY UT.. $7.11 days Call today for an pJlntmvnt. W4PCM at MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING ii- Suite 502, Saxon Blvd. Delfona, Florida Dawn's Family Hair Care C'AIC(P soc*r r I't'Pl'IFS ''IMI'." ANT) ''MISSY'' ,. Maria RiCharde 710 W. is? St., Sanford 323-8630 - 8:30.5:30 After hours answering service same phone 4 '.'•:• .z Fi -, s'J2 ,;, �28—Evening Herald, Sinford,FI. ____________________ Monday, Dec. l. l7 I TONIGHT'S Iv — Monday SAN PEDRO BEACH BUMS Lloyd Bochner guests MOOSe Is tired because ot Evening (24 6 00 8 30 2)UI NBC NEWS 4)($) CBS NEWS EVENING AT SYM. (Frp)CHRISTMAS TIME WITH MISTER ROGERS DAILY DEVOTIONAL 8 30 Mon POP! GOES THE 11 00 Lil WHEEL OF FOR. TUNE COUNTRY (Tue, . Fro) PORTER WAGONER SHOW (Wed) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD(ThUII)IIIEWILBURN BROTHERS sHow 4I KUTANA II HAPPY DAYS CR) 143 (Wed. only) SING WE NOEL 1130 cL'II KNOCKOUT (1) ii LOWELL THOMAS RE. MEMBER S Bernard Raruch 7 00 LIAR S CLUB ¼14J BRADY BUNCh J The Cuban Crop Evamne (12) a new threat to Florida Citrus in LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU (9) WHAT 5 HAPPENING7 FAMILY FEUD 11 55 @)(*) CBS NEWS UI I1J TODAY (Local news at 7 25 and 825) @J 'I achiee a brilliant triumph in irutetnational COmpelilion S Cl) 14) 6 45 (A1 NEWS FOR THE DEAF 6 51 N BC H 0 VIE Wilma Shirley Jo Finney stars in this tact baled drama about the early career of the 1960 Olympic gold merjal w'nrer Wilma Rudotph, who was undeterred by childhood phic,l handicap,, pregnan. Afternoon CBS MORNING ZINE ,141 (man ) CINOEREELA I Th -d Sintord, I lorida 37771 The name FLORIDA and address of the personal CIVIL ACTION NO 172459 CA-Ct-A rrpresentative s attorney are set FIR ST FE OF PAL SAVINGS AND 10(11', (irky* LOAN Ot ASSOCIATION (Thurs I CHRISTMAS AT POPS (Fri 3 IN PER. reQuired. wiTHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MaCNELL.LEHRER p[. at 725 an 825, local news. *eatt'ier sports) .141 OVER EASY Magazine THIS NOTICE, to hIp with th clerk A KOENIG. tOrmerly huSband and r the ae court a wyittpn lte HENRY G KOFNIr, ad -w p stalement of any claim o, demand GENEVIEVE H KOENIG. and they map have Eac o!;m must ,i MUNEPA MiNi,, uUMPANY. l"O TOMORROW LS5 'or the claim, the name and address of the creditor or h agent A 7 Jo Gj FOOTBALL flit' Liberty Bowl North Carolina N. -.4 IICLLi5'.'OCC SUARES 3 TA .t-r, hOStdIJ Ly Hugh IAstrology SIIOW Johns old girltriersd turns up and is read9 to be-carre hi neat wite Joanna Barnes guest stars 14 ItO IL Y WOOD TV THEATRE The Hemingway .1) 1100.000 NAt.'E THAT TUNE t} THE ROOKIES a4- EAST CENTRAi IDA REPORT ([1 LII BOB HOPE CHRIST. HAS SPECIAL Guests are Como, the Muppots and Mare 1257 14 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU 9 00 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW FLII NBC NEWS UPDATE I 00 J (ii FOR RICHER, FOR POORER (413 MIDDAY L4.) DINAH Guests InClude (ID MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW ,'j cnn Hamitl 1000 Runners encounter une.- 8 30 .1 Guests include (Mon 3 Law- RESTLESS rence Welk, Robe,t Preston (Tues ) Omar Sharitt, Mschell (9.) ALL MY CHILDREN GIngold, Georgia Brown (flours 3 Kreskin, Jay Johnson YEARS (Iue, I THE GREEN MAN (Wed ) MARCH OF THE sl,st' atthe sametime depict c),tterenl phases in the life of Ernest Hemingway in this play trab. '-u crited the gOb from her r"5SnQ scIentist father 00 323 IN? THEATRES copieS oi lisp claim t the clerk to enable the deck to mail one copy to each personal representative All person interested nIne estate "RECORD SAWS 1 OICA $ ij scull, 111111 vSfl*lt Arur.ierry Robert Young, 143 ORANGE COUNTY Call 373 3557 _________ plans to make the anruot..nce_ r'er.t at the anniversary parly Can Help Phone 123 136? Write P 0 Boi 1213 Sanford, Florida 32771 ALL THURS.&FRIONLY $APTA ANDTHE THREE SEARS $1 PIUSCARTOONS Morning 5 55 LIVING WORDS 6 00 6. (Men) THE LAW AND 1i31J Clues 3 30 MINUTES 1.5.' i BLACK AWARENESS (Trurs) PECTPUM , 01105-li IMUTSI FOR TRY GARDFNc 1W' __________ ' .. \\ .- :. - ,q,li , \l , I — . _ '. C - - I — - a. ______ tnt AC ; 5' - I rc-II'rc'q,ces 6 3 acres wilts will & Septic tank, validity Ql the decedent's will, the are required to Serve a copy of your tv', oltice of the Purchasing Agent unders'gn.d. pursuant to the '-c CONI- IDE NT IA( ,PallFr. ,. . v 4' ir 5 '.',y'.' -oi'c vc-r,e * WE HAVE A Colonial home representative or ttO venue or jun50 Ct'on of the Court ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS AND OBEC TiONS NOT SO I ILED '60 417, Sanford, Ilotida,unt,l to FInrda Statu-les. will reg.slpc AM - January i, 1071 t *15,05 time with the Clerk of the C rcu ,t (ou,t *ii pe publ'(ly opened •nø and f Seminole County 110(0* read upon recept Of proof cf 'c-, PHILLIP H LOGAN Of 5911 NHOL SEP. LOGAN AND MOPICRIEF. Attorneys for Pla,nl,fl Pool Office Ba. 3379 org's-sal Alt', tls Clerk of Ire above Bu Lake Par. tt'QijS name I 11.75 kmncIyFIsh&Chipspkjs aeamy co aw and )OlJf' Riesday only! — H ft'sots dosiit to your home. check be4ow, .'-o'-1C' - 'eL-.O-,•'.':.';!,s0 . FERN PAIR PLAZA (HWY. e I something .lso: OILANDOAVE. are WINTlI PAIR ____________ *3995, 1(MOI4J BLVD eaeti COLONIAL DI 714$ 01*101 BLOSSOM TRAIL ORLANDo 2101W. COLONIAL Dl ORLANDO ORLANDO 015*100 Watch f,r The Grand Openffiq If a new Arttilr Treacher:- in Pine Hills and Altamsqi$e SprInts. C— Pill PAIR ' _j -i 00 5FdAD BUNCH STAR TREK 6 E'.'ERGEUCY ONE (7') '143 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD C Vernon Yte. Jr ' CLEVELAND MIlE & I BRIDGES Sanford. Florida 37773 Telept'or,, 5 333 1311 PubI'ts Dec It. , 1977 , Clerk 01 the Circuit Coors By Mary N Dardr'n Deputy Clerk 1971 PEStS -- ('s&% ng Agint In, County reServes the r.ght t reicci an or all b-OS. *hch ri IS 10 RECEIVE SEALED sios at trie County PIJbIISPI Dec I? 9 23 ic' r-5u4t to the Ierrcr ________________________ arid Purchasing Agent 197$ P'OvS.ons of Florid. S'a'e Bcaro of Semr,oi, County IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FO R DESoO Educat.on Admnistratvp Rule IA Room 417 Ccvjrfisoute SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 7)0 it 1000 AM or Aednesoap Sanford, Florida 37171 PROBATE DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR morning, DPcemb,. 71, 197?, t's File Number 7744) CP :)0SI 333 4330, Est 29$ SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORiO DivISion School Board of Seminoi, County, Publish Dec tO. 1071 PROBATE DIVISION Florida, w'll rece,veandor In P. Estate of at thi DES F.I. Number 17 1)6 CP School Administration Building, LUWA BALL. _________ Div l5io 1211 MClionviIie Awinue, Sanford IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND In Re, Estate ol NOTICE OF Deceased Florida Seaieo bids lot fhe (a5 , FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. LULALORAINE HUPIT.also C" .. of trw foliow'nig PrOprty FLORIDA ADMINISTRATION LULA 5, HUNT, PARCEL NO. I TO ALL PERSONS HAVIN 0 CIVIL ACTION NO 172439 CA-It A Deceaw' Localon West sioeof Lor.gwpod fiRS , FEDERAL SAVINGS AND CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Markham Road ri the vicinity LOAN NOTICE OF ASSOCIATION OF ADMINISTRATION OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Old School buldng i', 5itptp$ on S'ales corporal-on IN THE ESTATE rwecnis,s CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PII,r,tff THE ABOVE ESTATE AND *11 LEGAL DESCRIPTION thaI th, admiristraton of tri, estate .0 OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Beginning at l's, Quarter Sect.on HENRY I KOE NiG arid F LVIRA 06 LURA HALL. deceased, FIle Post '. Sect.on Post) on the North A KOENIG. tormCrl huSband and IN THE ESTATE Pdumb77 14) CF. 5 pending 0 the boundary of Section Two 121. YOU ARE HEREBY PIOTIP 17 Circuit Court for Seminole County, wile HENRY G LtENlG ano *ifp. Township Twenty (70) Sijth. Range GENEVIEVE H KOENIG arid thaI tPi administration of 77.p qs'.'. Florida, Probate Div,s,on, the ad Iwenty PIne 751 East, thence run MUPIERA PLUMBING COMPANY, of LULA LOPAINE HUNT a known at Luia S. Hunt, deceasei dreSS of Sanford, which 1 Seminole County West 793 Sfef$. thence South 15323 a Florida corporation. Cpurtts. Florida 37773 IileNurnber 77136 CP. ispqe.ng ft. thence East 7 35 feet. thence Defendants The p,rsoi representatives of the NorTh 253 35. to the point the Circuit CourT toe Spmn:e of NOTICE OF ACTION estate are WILLIAM P. BALL arid beginning ILes the East twenty County. Florida, Proat, Diwi-ori TO HENRY 9 KOENIG T B BALL, JR . whoseaddnets c the address 06 wPiicP. is Semn', 1351 feet thIof, for Die right 5270 Cedar Springs, I?) E o William P Ball. Post Office 80. of way for th Markham Longwcio County Court House. Sanlcr'i 1 675. Sanford. Flor,Oa 32773 The Dallas, Teias Florid. 37771 Roadl, acres. The persona YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED name and address of th personal more or andconlaningt*0l7, less representaliveof the estates JOH', representative', attorney are Set that an acton to borecIos, a n-o' THOMAS SPINO, *ho5 address PARCEL NO 2 lottl', below Igage on the following property ,, 13$, North Elliott Avenue, Sar't0( i Location Nort's end QI Seminole All persons having clams or Sen-role County F lorda . County Curo0 Florida 37773 Te name ad a; parking lot A demands aganst the esta,, Lot 3 Block B, BEVERLY pale green building ne., 10 Southern et* of the personal reprelecrequired, WI IPIIN TERRACE, according to the Plat THREE tatve'sattorn,y are set forth below Bell leleprione Compin,, 703 East MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF thereof as recorded in PhI Book Commercial Avenue. Sanford, All person, having claims c' THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Pages 50 ano SI, ot Pie Public I tonida demands against trw estate a'. IHt5 NOTICE. o file wilt', the clerk Records of Seminal, County, required, WI THIN LEGAL DESCRIPTION TURF I Florida, of th, above court a writtCn Lots 35. 36. 37 arid 36 lIeSs th, MONTHS FROM THE DATE CF statement of anp clam or demand 'as bten filed against you and you i writing and must ind, cat, 'PIe Park. Sanford. Flor.da. according t bISiS for the claim. InC name arid plat thefeof recorded in Plat Book 3, addreSS f the creditor or his agent page II. of the Public Ricoeds Seminote County, Florida or attorney, and the amount claimed If th clam 5 not et due, PARCEL NO 3 Location On West Side of High the date when it *11 become due IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTE E NTH JUDICIAL dR p eioccc' t4c'cr5 Inc ,ou *ll be 163.000 uric Start A-pen 1 i lime to Sell ,our wc,rrr',, P15 will buy all Owners are willing to help you buy 11515 darling BR home in Sited fenced plrd for children i ' RE,sc Tucip, ,. I via,, v0.. i,. rig by 7611Y. I YEARS' SWITCH? Your 1li-rp I5 Our Crsce,n 5((R(TAR sr.ght hand pers.'sa ', & I - 323 SI6 - . or attorney, and the an-o'uc" Oai-,d If the Claim is not yel doe the date when it *11 befome 0.e Shall be Stated If the cfa-m t Contingent or unliqudated by nature of the unCeilanty sfsalI IC stated If the Claim it Secured Ic-i security shalt be described Tr e claimant shall deliver sulfic.,c copies Of the claim to the clerk I: enable Ihe clerk to mail one cop, 'r each personal representati v e All perspos Intef ette in the esta', to whom a copy of this Notice ca Administratiiors hi been mailed are required. WITHIN TURF F MONTHS FROM THE DATE 0' THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objection, 5 25"s SI - I' -- - 2811 I I 0 2 Hrdi-s" 'ic-' I - ' - ' D A I TV 11 LI'IL I I • S iki (lC Sell these d a lt .1 win1 ad TQ place .4') 4411 p01.? Ir end, , 37' '.3'A - tP' 5.000. HERE -2 BR, ltath home Eat ri ri Country Club Marion kitchen, utility room, tcr porch, nicely landscaped' Only 517.5001 ,, OESS4 I iriSI GerirwaUnfu'fl -, i'.a'v burn . waler lf'5 i's-lpr i.oupleS Only I 349 SI)) It "'5 '0' (tiers 1)0 & room, ',e, Cowan. JtI Pln-ptt0 enor 'w" .rny is.m 31 - - e COUNTRY LIVING- Attractive) BR. 2 bath home in Lake Maryl Split BR. plan, C H & A. icr porch, walk in closets & many e.tras' Just 5.32.300! (le4fl Apartments FUrnIshed (0t5IFORIAIIIE - 3 BR. I bath 1-on-c on Ig lot in Sw,intandt Carpet in LR. nice dining 6. ktchefl area. quet neighbor Psoodi 0nI $11500 (ican Iunnshed. 151 floor apart c-.InI Private entrance, adults rlp (0531 Palmetto - p — I -- __________________________- 32-Houses Unfurnished ________________ ________ ____________ I -- '.'f,-Ie home lots I'. 10'. 37 wOe. peIs -. adults. I1V'S welcome, 7515 Park Dr . Sanford me 2521 Paro Dr 322 fltI REAL TOP After HourS )5!i 4.lS_ Ads Get People Together 'rust (S u ying And Those 3e11ng 322 :611 or $31 ___________________ ______________________ For Rent- 3 BR. 2 bath, fenced rard. $230 month 337 1110 2 BR. I bath DOLL HOUSE __,_...., !'.",T,l' rvm. 'II •c-'i '.UV" V' r_,. COflditioflt Drapes, rang,, ref eat in kitchen, completely fenced' A buy at $39,300! Sanford's Sales Leader 322• 2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service _______________ 3 BR. 2 bath, family room. C A, gas heat, carpeted. 2132 Grove Drive. 3333605 anytime REALTORS ___ , ______ 2565 PAR K _____ __________ *erl, pluS manynce Cnrstr-as ternS Canopy bed SI nnirig bedroom, dnrrg room. & u;y To,o'aCoi'c'ca ix, A (,c,ilen! auto tPlrQugP'Gu' A II 'ale 17 495 373 _______ _________________ CASH V ISA 1 69 Mul?arg Yah I $1195 Dart 323-7340 lowmleaqe, eiceltenit cord-ton call RiCk at 372 3)96 — ,sr'i FREE Grc.r BOB 8-1.1 S 0 SCOu"t '/..'.'o Cpc"ec2.'02 r ,, 3)7 ; ,I 7 yr Old Keller Piano ive new USO After 6 p m 031 9635 _________ '.CLI 1) SANFORD S l,ORTGAG(S BOuGHT 13010 -II purchase 1 5 1 & 7n n-cr 'çay% a' 'ivcour' 24 HOuc SALES Ira-ring -ndv'dva' superwIor. II ERA bereft', seller & buyer 'en-p w,rrint4 I n,l crltce upmert & sales 'oois & e' cepIOnal adverts-rig program are uSt a few CI Ihe man, REASONS WHY AF RE THE LEADER' Call Dave lam br a conf.Oental flIers-CA ',i ti C ,tS%elt.!c v I' 9) a)0 4336 ___________________________ — _1 Scud ASSOCIATES )Oi N _________ -_____________ I 41 A - Mrtgages Bought REAL ESTATE 62-Lawn-Garden _________________________________ I YELLOI, SAND (4. DCI 140 y. 373 734( ___________________________________ _______________________________ __________________________ _______________________________ 5O —Wuscellaneous for Sale ____________________________ F 'IL DIRT CLAY SHELL HAULING' C rock GormIe 373 6361 AILSONMAIEH I uRPaiTURE BUY SE IL TRADE 311 31$ F Frt Si 377 5627 ________________________ I F re selecton of good used fur future 0)0 7703 Bob'AaIker Furniture CIA, ( 7 92 Casselbern, plama ------ ---- ----________ SAVL 50 ° - 1.1(10', - raa ,ce or' tret(h :,g - IN U -- 64-Equipment for Rent __________ I I Steam Clean vourOwnCarpet Pen! Our Rnserivac (.5W ROLL S FURNITURE, 322 SlIt ____________ Ctsamøare ' IIaSSCS Ia(ies Chars Pd' a I Aip (Seas (dICe u1 p-', 0, :ag sew rj '-acP.ne', S.ng,r, I rcA 5119 taaflCe 555 S roer tutor. sold flew tr 56(0, a, balar'ce o6 52)3 See at ___ I SAPII0PDSEAIPIGCEP4TFR 033 S'ate St Santovo PlaZa 227 9111 - . ._______ - I Ca' "g 0 ',w' A"v'.ca- 'le", .5. :'. .tc,(';;:- ' ê•.,) - t 3fl 111) / a. ' 'C .' ' ' -. -'./• 'p. - '3. " 0..' '' I I • ,, -- ' - _l',-- .- ' -.- :.-,'.'- :-'C..p..r 5 •'.?'il.t' :1, v',' CONSULT 0 - - ' . '.. .. t(' I, • a,_4!1 J'1 .-. WI . ':-> -------- -' pio, 'It, ma Sell 7 alP a $ .0 Ii ( I 327 ._._ licaral necklaces $35 up. Meiker I Wallets 53 . Came ri & Sc, GwaItne, Jewr'trS, 204 S Par. Ae -- SAPIORA CONDOMINIUM Ill -_rir ... uacrni, i .. car garage DR Pool !Cllfl'5 courts Club blouse range relnigeralon ci spOs,al drapes & Much Mi-C 7' Mar,' By Owner 7 aSsumilbir mortgage 377 9569 372 7993 c.r 372 9364 -.. ,515Q Peat tns, aorrus $1 oi-al ' si ri-snel Wnoetare .s,C,u, ,Øc't-flr S hOs"e's or n-c'e 7$ I'Pc- O5hPl BAGuS ARKE *63 Sanford •, Sirltord o LISTINO — AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB I - i A & -------------- ,', p.4. t.,.,d cl I I REt. t.S F TAIF 'Jri, 144 7 re. m and (USTOSI CUTTERS 0 Si-Ci." prices 7;) '737 _____________________________ -CHRISTMAS SPECIAL S19.95 I ri ne.er usco Slgl'Itl, d.4"ai3ed " " PP rig t4Iaflce I i' tC Li - ----------- IV! -- 074 LAS5llED TI UI F PtD P 'S 327 7611 1976 ITS 74( I 5-ngr' 5 'o',' m3-r,', seA-rig 1 mql,fl f,' 4l,ilOn"t( or.g.rsaII, $393 Repossess used for 6 month', balance I 19130 996 1217 lake Mar, oath ,ie.-, 3 liW. 'omes Under $27.00) *th le',', Ihan $900 down Gov,rnment luriding Bolder 373 3211 Eat.,I I - Unicycle $75 Boy's site $ Shoe skates. $IS Phone 327 4410 ilC,,,',.rg lidpi'ftiintv ed nc HAL COLBERT REALTY , Mi-ltiple listing RI Al TOP. SINGER FUTURA isO' brown I - " - 1'( .LO r" ,1S$'.1' N' - ''I. '' 5' 32? 3 ,1: " . 323-7832 Eves 322 3347 377 06U 707 f 7311' St 33273 77 -- - - FOLL ThE STARS n '7' s pagr for (hr .%trc'as gtl 0.' -- c,,, LONE n)'56.( ',. - - , '. . ' ' , i -.. ' 'c-ri 100 15 ocrSe pa-nt rig &, 'fda -- Lwfl & - 0, , .0 ,,,, l,'s(jt' , , . - '5 ' - "1,,,. % .i-e%C, A. 5y 5 w i,.. 51 a .'3. -7:L Ii 5,')' 56' - , ,:f'.1,.s.'3- .. ' 0530 :136 Cbs i-cc, Land iep,"-j4-. RUbber Sta I:: Civ.irIng L4rid cle,rrg & 3 yard iO,10ev & d,"p tn,,Ck tr rent or lease 3:2 _____________________ ________________________________ Lawn Maintenance _____________________________ F IPE PT .5 ,',p, -. IL Complete Lawn Ca', .)r'"a'5 preferred 373 1797 , . , --___________ Saw Filing _________________________ ____________________________ -. PII( (15,Q7, SAli PL 10,, I Ar"rr-ca', Rq-n' Al 322 tIll ____________________ Upholstering _____________________ :. T :. ' '-,- :. '1 . - '' 1 p ,i-t. :"-'.t') _______________________________ -, . . . - Pest Control . H. , a' - A t , ' Srtllttyc, Sr5'3ppf, lurtli, . u(k - garden Equipment -- Mliscellaneous Ser'VICeS I' 5.1* & . - ' y'S r.pec- mice 333 7 5 , - - n'eror&e rri-r "'% ''Pe''en(e ,i , r -4 I 005 tree es' ( - COT arl,l,m 1J4. 134 $11' 134 ?$2O - - ''c-''' , ____________ -- g •, p a. t.a,. lns,uIatio -, 156 ________________________________ - Crt ''"" - .,, 0, -- it -- — , '' I .'r' -. - a'r" '" 1 '0 "r''i .. , 'S ' - . , "'C: Ifl U-Ill :' i2 $505 '' , - ____________________________ ______________________________ " ' ' . I I Zenith cansole stereo. AM FM ' :.( ' 2605 LaurelBR. I bath $34,500 .... , t ' 'cstereo. edna hook, ups etc For , more nfOrmation 33304)7 2003 Adams-- 3 BR. I bath 117.500 —____________________ I _________________________ -. 1114 loll rwdaI Hammorl Ora,an. . -----tan V4 ••• ti ___ ..""1,44 1IUVT05 •UI 1'VW evcellent condtiOn Brunswick Concrete Woric -II) E Airport Blvd.'-) BR .3 bath . Slate Bed pool table *ith cues. - ____________________________ rack & brushes. esceltent Concrete 'Acrk An5 condition' 3373621 After S pm REASONABLE 339 01)1 Ør 3)3 3271473 2 acres with) OR, I bath ea _________________________ botjse 12 BR, I bathhouse?. 7 - ROOFING TILE. Sc each VOl.3 I ban Mobil' haul 7S Lakewlew Avenue. Electrical Lake Mary BAIL REALTY ' Je'wett 111*"- 3 BR. 2 bath on '. I' i C I 3rd acre $25,100 adjoining 10 ii Fl III ('47, ___________________________ Il( ' I S'l MA I acres wl7h swi.ali doet'i. owner witI hold mortgage 37) r. ____ Home lnprovernents • __________________________ Beauty Care '" 'I. ________________ '.,, Oc'r- I Bui a new car (lean uPIP'e old can eiter,O.'--s.,atistact,on (omoIe'e gi-arari'eed 01.74 S AUTO CLEAN IBChndMactElectnicl 32271.69 C' Fm - -- -' J Auto Cleaning 1977 SInger Zg Zag I " - 'a ' )t LIght Hauling ______________________________ I . ' . ' VACUUM ("5,', -. - ______ . — Land Plntenancf , I l'3 J.s1 'or ill' ',pe a' S .3 origirIjIl, 5311 i-"" I'Q 'eccisSesveo uSed for 5hcl I4c' 164 30 ''cc-s9cs 121' Could you lind a 4 BR. I' bath modern home for under 123000 Take t,me to look and you II Ike liii .,;Ø -- . Atr CondItionIng ELECTROLUX 7BR.I',bath irikt(tVS9t refr'g .electric fireplace in FR. & eatnas galore' Only 132.000' A 7' 4 - ass I rd -00 t :a' 12 7*1 .-' v) 1993 I - -.ISEC) I I . F i..E CAfl'NF 75 S: & .'L'aIJAj. Iv rf .s' - I F u ' n -: t. I i-p --.- ______________ - AflD , PIG','.5(,.,Nt $121 I CORNER 5cc-all otfice Low dawn I SF0 F JICuT i,E I 5250 "s appro. O*ncc- Prker 51001 -p - O'iarjo. $33 1011 Ewe - 't'.'i. :.o' 5206. - - COZY &SHADY s' •/.swE PAYMENTS '2 & mo0s Cs 72) 6S70 ;r Ill 3 __________ LoSt I lotS ot furniture. Several 59-4/wjSICal MerchandIse _____________________________ Cl crs t0r- Penl tease c' Nc-v. Modern ho-Id ng At act we rates 32) 1201 __________________ WHERE ELSE lvi if ,j 173 19)0 33' a' Bats bolt. ICC new, tUll equipped, IS Ip Mercury heavy duly trail,. with I I 6 ply' tires. '71 model 327 7512 I I M :.J,.b%$. Assijrrable morTgage Call row 121.300 — Check the Want Ads for ?rOijSpS of every size and price _____________________________ Jim Hunt Realty '' , ;-' 55—Boats & Accessories __________________________________ - 1f37 "Ljrj' D' 0, tHA I i7,A7,'-t,(, "' c'iq. C n', 51? 3CC 'r >'F Dr-v." ri.' cc-' Ow SIX -. -- - - 'r,' -,.-' ic-. 54010 Cii 0l -:"-t'c- '7'4" $ ,'iIp5,5 .P"(IP ___________ HIGHLAND PARK Completely .)24biIe Hocrs' COY P L I TE . DIt IO'lEO VA &I'HA r40m5 I I .. n I REALTY 323 ?C A.1r.? 40 ('4. u; yl I CRANK CONS'T REALTY 37) 7120 REALTORS REALTORS $30 eI ' -'--------. SinI,d 'a'on' .00Cc St Johns Realty , I4 726 be 904 775 653.6 attrr 3 p m 3$ 6.17$ BROKERS NoQuaI ese,a, Dat 327 II)) ,c-cgei to choose from Cal' Cae NgwI 3327)52 Wh,lehurst REAL TOW 377 0711 -- 3 tiP 2 bath fan-I, room d'f9 c.-1o.BR 'a'ge a, ecs living room double 'oom near s'orev 4r0e'ed $1) 900 garage, utiluly room porch (s'a'r 13r,c-' S Sir-too A.. dcsi.•c ''i-'" '' '' u•c- . -- COver. org 12)3. rlQw $115 377 0796 P31150, ','AW •E Peg Peal Estate Broker JOi-fPf KRIDER 455CC lQ7 W Commercial p, -GARDENS C,ENE'1A -3 liP, hQqnp, wn payment F 2 owner Realtor • ,.. ,,,c- • ..., 11Jr150,(tion of the court DES I) 113.900 Low terms by -. -_______ -- 0, 1314 .iparlrren's 5 flQ ''-' s - "'' i-ct-er, adull & - i " , a'fA - -SOC TV V 'OS .Jcne bcj' trip sw-rig —. ___________________ OA'V?OP4AAIJTOAUrTI0N HA, 92 I ' - e wPV ot Spe"dwai Oa,tor,a Rea7' A II I'Otd pubIc AU TO .SuC 'ON e-,ec, TeSi3a, 6. 5,1 r-gP'l .it 7 12 ' ..7 7'P Cr" One 1 'or 'ia ________________________________ -- Handyman can eas ly convert lh5 BAT EMAN Has AntQue%, gass & lirnlre' iioaw Ists, Sanford )276P33 Marie Phlir, O-*'wrl - ________ ________ I 72-Auction __.L1.1,.I991 STENSTROM REALTY - - ---- -303 Commercial --'---________ ____ 0 Pon'iac Catalina. 155-0 Goi p:., many accenr p SANFORD 519.500 I I HA resale in Academy Manor. 3 BR. $300. 1151 33 P11. 360 I monthS • APR 7)'apes (.111 32) 6410 t,'ai'1'c • ' - - & g m AAA EMPLOYMENT o bard top 12.O. 373 6125 ANTIQUE SHOP SONY AM FM STE REO ERROL 5. GREENE - " - u, i l'.i.57c Fill,,. d 217 272 171$ l''cc Atsoc JOHN A %'FPO I ,- - u I Aid' (OY'.'FRCiAL — ORAl ISYAN 30 Apartments Unfurnlshed Yechan caloratlirig P.c %*li, & benefitS '..vr rice re g'T.orP'i-.Od 51074 PAIP-6'( P S' e 'c 'r"Oe; t.,z. yard 37)9999 of AELDER "Pr' TREE SURGEON 3)) 42f opec' ' - " MECHANIC DIESEL MECHANIC . Rdgewood Arms Apts PIUMSESAID 1) )7" 0, . .o'-oc-" A..,''r' .i-'S I I/-AIDS 12)57' P,ol, Rr Ps;"' I HAIR DRESSERS • '"-% L. I .lu"d', •n5 I master, I dresser. $323 *k CredIt Qualifies CHINA BERRY TREE Christmas Sale . Or.g:naI arts a. FVf,WY DAY 15 BARGAIN DAY I crafts. nothing 04Cr $25' Wed I Sternper Agency GAL I I41OA", c.p.c -'rice helpful bul not .,. Profettor'jl CI' 'e ricrj '-cc essar , apply fl person 5.1 H'. skill',, front LOS" 0 Lakes pw Nursing Center. 919 F open o st Sanford RECEPTIONIST , Prestige, career, DOSilOn ioca' 19 --Rooms Co. $430 mc benefits COMPUTER OPERATOR Salary open for qualified pe'son I '-,,j"lO'tj i i-.r, looms Gra'ous S 0.11 160 , ORAl YSMAN '' ' 'es 6. lrc4-Cl III 131) Euc Opportunil, Resdefital - '' -'- r',, 1 GIVE AN HEIRLOCY FOP Cc-4RiSTl,'A' I 323-5774 day or night roOmy t3 • 176 corner lot IcnCed back ,arc3 wilts 70.71 storage bu'Id.ng yen, prol,Iable 0.%tribulor5hp ava'lable Aei(h ', Pure Fru-t I IIvO*cvrr BR 7 bath A Ser,c Jo ret con-pan0 I ,arpet ten(ed,ard frutlreeS & r-stabl'sPeo acccii-ritv at better rIleas 4 ¶.X Cau 3:; 1232 n-ois rn, D-nimum ' I - ' ,etlmrol $1 050 secured py i IdylIwilde, 104 linentwood Or 4 BR. 7bath, pool borne 3 yrs old r'venlory •c' ,viu'prl'iC"it Wrile I Sunwen living room, wIth, I nc',,de aOPP%S. teIep"c*se end 1.rep'ace family 'oom. Dining I 'efere"ce to PIAMCO 392$ room, screen rorch. fenced S'on!cla r Road erm-righam, I yard, fruit trees Was 142000 I Alabama 35233 or call Mr I Pedv,,ced to 134900 O*ner--373 t 0 i tree a 1OO633 1.411 6060 ___ THtSNOTICE.to file With the cleel r"-"en defenses, if any. to , n Cf the above court a wruDec' PHILLIP H LOGAN of SHINPIOLSE . LOGAN AND statement of any claim or den-ac-; they may have Each claIm must MOPICR lE F. Attorneys for in writing and must indicate 'rPlaintiff, Post Office Ba. basis for Its. Clan-. the name in; antord, Florida 37771, and tile the Court on or before January 25th. 970 otherwise a Jgmint may be eCler,d against you for the relief demanded 'n the Complaint WITNESS my hand arid the Seal this Couit On thu 13th day DeCember. 3977 iSeaIl Artrur Pt BeCk*fh p Clerk Cf the Crcut Court Dy Mary Pb Dancer Deputy (',rk PubliSh Dec It. 26 197?, Jan 2 c. 197$ DES 94 :.u', ','- ',rv ., .', '.,., '-3.-cS i, , '..l'-*.' , i -' 1r Br Rudy General P?e%,de'nl 330 SouIh Chard Strew' TO: CALVIN RAY BYRON COUNTY, FLORIDA ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND cording to F P TraffOrd's Map ot validity 06 the decedent's will, the NANCY G. BYRON OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED the lown of Sanford, as pee plat CIVIL ACTION NO. 77'?436•CA.ZOD qualifications of the persona RejdenceU,",know,n thereQf duly of record in the public 119 R; Petitwn of WILL BE FOREVER BARRED representative, or the wenue C-' YOU ARE HERE BY NOTIFIED WILLIAM THOMAS MORRIS Date of the tint publiCation of this records of Seminole County. lunisdiction of toie court Florida. in Plat Book I, pages 54 to that an action to foreclose mortgage Notice of NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND Administration Coveting th• following real and December It, 77 TO RUSSELL LEROY oouo OBJECTIONS NOT SO 1 11(0 PARCEL NO. I Personal property in Seminole S William P BaIl YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Cnty. Florida to wit Location On the East Side 06 5 1 B Ball. Jr that the above named Petitioner Date of the first publication of thIS Lot II?, TPAILW000 ESTATES. Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida. Nc,bice AS Personal Represent. of WILLIAM THOMAS MORRIS, Isa Administration on, block North of Celery Ayenu SECTION ONE, according to the filed I Petition in the above styled lives of the Estate ot December 37th. It?? put thereof as recorded in P160 Book Pine Avenue 11*0 story white Court for the Adop*in of the minor LURA BALL John Thomas Spino building) 36, Pages 37 and 2$. Public Records child named in that Petition ara you Deceased As Personal Repretenta of Seminole County, Florida, LEGAL DESCRIPTION ate commanded to serve a copy Cf tive 06 the Estate of ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Lots I. 2, 3, 1, 5, , 7, ano I, Block has been filed against you and OU REPRESENTATIVE your wniften defenses, if any. on LULA LORAINE HUPI'i. arereouiredtosei.copy0fy I). Tier 'C'. Town of Sar,ford, DEPIO P DIKEOu, ESQUIRE. 5 A Edwin ShhoIr also known as written defense's, if any, to f on codng to plat thereof as BALDWIN & OIKEOU, 300 Highway A Ed*,n Slsinholseq of LULA I HUNT. recorded in P160 Book i, pap. s, cr VICTOR BUTLER, JR.. ESQ III) SHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND 37 97. Fern Park, Florida 37731) Deceased East Rinson Str,qq, Orlando . MONCRIEF Pie Public Records of Seminole 'ritlonee'! Attorneys, on or before ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL iIw,I,i. IIwAI -----------viii inc OrigInal January 73rd, 1171, and r,ur,g, and Lot 77 of Post Office Soc iv,, REPRESENTATIVE file tPt wth the Clerk of the Holder Real Estate Company's origInal *itts the above styled Sanford, Floridi Ar*,w Speer Clerk Cf this Court Court on or before the 16115 day of to Sanford, according to III West Commercial Street eitherbeforewrvic,on Petitioner's lelephone, (305) 3733140 January, 1977, otherwl$e, a Plat thereof as recorded in attorneys Publish. Dec. IS, 24. 1577 or Plat Sanford, FlorIda 37771 Immediately Judgmecsf may be entered against Book I. page s, of thereafter, OtPief'wise a default may Telephone U0$) 373 1)65 DES ttsi Public ._' for the relief demanded In the _____________________________ Records of Seminole County, be entered against you Ice Its, retis Publish: Dec. I). IS. 3977 Complaint, Florida, demanded In the pqjj DES-Si _____________________________ WITNESS my hand and seal of The Board reserves tIle right to WITNESSmyhandandtMwaIof said Court on the 9th day of 'eject any and all bIds the Court at Sanford. Florida, this December, 1971. The Scnool Board 36th day of December, 39?; FLORI3A (SEAL) Of Semin• County, tSeall hVt H. Bockwith Jr Florida Aflhgr H Beckwth. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court Pat TeNon, Clerk of the Circuit Court By Mary N, 01,-den VE AVVE]j Chairman By Jacqueline Thompson Deputy Clerk William P Layer SUNSHIPdI STATE.., DepUty Clerk Publish Dec 12. 39, 74. 3571 & Jan 2. Superantendt Of Schodli Publish, Dec I!. 76. 3971, Jan 3. 9, PubliSh Dec 3, 32, It, 3977 OES4I ness reeds ,c-u Ire demand - home 5 beautifully decorated, 3 bathS. pool. 115.000 .senss7 Clark Realty. REALTOR 327 131 NOTICE OF SUIT deliciousjy . - -EARTHWORMS - LAKE MARY a' 16 _______________________ 2017 S F Cr'iri Ave - Sanford I a Yrie'pl",r.e i 303 321 0311 fireplaces, C H&A. 3 BR, 2 bath & des. call us to hear all the tt'j $35600 *th terms *CENTERPIECE OF BEAUTY. . a., -, )27l 3)5 6369 SeaiI __ 43 I l[ 1000 PIE Net'd'o A'i:cI sanlc,.,, Mar, 6. A"a,r'.."p Owidual "a-.-: cc--ceo 1.1cr • ewec ',' oonsleral ,or Adpicar,'s 57'0d appl, -n Le's(" 'P. , Slate [r'pIcyrc'r" 'leryce 9tQ (vitO a Str,,t .'vrt Palm Ot'da I ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL onrser of Third Street and Maple c00tuu1Qt on Unliouidated, the Avenue (7)214 THE ELECTRIC nature of the uncertainty shall be COMPAP, y LEGAL DESCRIPTION Stated if th clam 5 %ec,,,', tee lots 161 Si, 171 Seven. III Eight, _____________________________ security shall be descrIbed Tb. 191 Nine ano 1101 Ten of Block 151 Claimant shall deliver 5ffiCient Five of Tier (9) Nine, according to - Legal Notice oi-n of the claim to the Clerk tO F P Trafford's Map Cf Its enable the cterk to mall one Copy tO Sanfora. Flor,da as per p191 thereof each personal representative IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND All persons interested in the i-slate duly recorded in the pubic records FOR SEMINOLE of Orange County, in Plal Book "8' COUNTY, to whom a copy of this PIctic, F LOB IDA page No III if seq. which sad Admn,stratiort has been mailed are CASE NO. 11.1111 £ plaf, has since the required. Oi C) WITHIN THREE 510Cc lOot, WHATLEY DAV174 & MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Seminole County, been duly Iran COMPANY, a Florida corporatiøn, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 5boe0 and 5 now a part of the PUblic records of Semihol, County, Plaintiff, THIS NOTICE. lofileany objections Itonida, they may iSave that chaIter.g the AND CALVIN RAY BYRON and NANCY validity 6 the decedent's wilt. ftte & BYRON. hi wife', Lots numb*red si. Ill, Seven I?), qualificatin of the ight (I) Nine (9) and Tee (101. in RtvI ___Save at pri __________________ 5222 1uesda 011$) .:i-' I/lilT I'LL LI5'ING SLFI.i(E 12' 'IlLu 227 it . . (EL EMERGENCY ONE CR) s o low-cog ... ". c-cu ow ca beCome part of 71% ar-c-car-rig industry' PlC Warm Farms. is-sc , 905 SPep Guests Include (Mon ) MIC Da,uis Connie Stevens. Patrick Duff - - or,pavat,ot' o *1 Inds ot cod I Served n !e 'eSlauran' 1225 5'e' week 4 wee. Ilom & MUPISTERS (Iucs Thurs) ADOAMS FAMILY 4 30 '1.) ADAI.' I? I AVON CALLING' CHINISI SPI ('AL TV COO. : prepar.r and (0OCng ol various ('ne5e i on 3 00 11F (J ANOTHER WORLD '14. VILLA ALLEGRE' I I Legal Notice ______ Harold Hall Realty -RAYMOPIDE LUNOQUIST AppcaSals 727256 ______ WISH PEAL (5147( iNC about thiS. you *11 be too! Property & buSinesS under 173.000 Some terms - -:i:i.-' .. - * GOING RESTAURANT in central Florida, owners retiring. Wed Bug Lake Park Dated, at W-nter Garden. I i 0* .511 *'Ork performed Shall be -fs It',,', 71h day 0$ December 19'T accord with specifications *hiCh ire Rudy'S Glass Blo*'rig A"j 1 BEWITCHED f,W 317 LIGAN S ISLAND It •.i c TluPf[ SOPIS '', 12) SOóIuc eveS 223 031? durrg tn *intCr *11 , worms 'c ',ill fl the sprng Ynmum 'nwestn',ent of -Il' (Mon Wed Fri) THE \ II': --------s 127 71St I ,' ,. j, Ib' -, II ,1.i, i:i ' t ?V j.*rq lr a -- • new ' ..i .' n 'ri' I ,c-I'S -' I n4"cper "cc A'rv .' ,., I,,:. I'.'. - $,,, S Synloed Ave 323 17)1 ' ___________ .(,Il,r s good useo lple't,%Ofl $7S and up 7619 Qr,&n 0' 327 0337 ____________ HOLIDAY SPECIAL- CB, 3 liP. easy terms 116.000 373 3774 - - -21- -I'Iouses contract Ar.'3 remember thi5. . MARCUS WELAY MD (A) - i - - 97 50 r"o %lr!.n 0.1* l. (J -SAL ES l'U'i I iON - 1011 tWIt ix L) 0.62) Babysitting in my home 04, • rc.'jP'$ 323 M. Unsworth Realty - - followS RUDY S GLASS 810.5i,,. .C,- GILLIGAN S ISLAND - Read & use tlser.s otter, Real Estate _- ,o. o-.- 'si,, a oow" pa,"- . - ' .vst eIfc cc-' sec. i. or a" mii*r' bortiood. completety remodeled, concrete block. poI, carpet, Uo.5od or No Credit 71-Afltlques - 573 00 15612" - — 10* - (ontroll,.t for Pea B.g lake Pan (9' THE NEW MICKEY MOUSE CLUB I 4 ECKEL A JECKLE "7" '14 SESAME STREET - Classited ads serve the hO ri Sc-(. 7, Investment A.',.ip I :. : I '&." c''.e Pa 0 vaal.on .cc erc '• NeceSSary ' -s ce to rep , mt ' I-Ic lr'Li necocr.i' ' - Trial "se cOrporal ors cc's-n 0',, and partnerships , nlere-stp,i 4 00 __________ 6-Child Care People whO ICC money trade I lCi Lvm,r%a.rps for Red Bug lake and Saniando Pariis '143 ZOOM ______________________ ____________________ ,oc4'onaI Tran.ng r as' Opporiun,,, I SAd.anement Contact U S Na, 7 We•r t-ng Il? 6799 O$t( r Tn FleguIl? Miltar , Cocrpprcat on Unforms DOd I cog "cj 30 days pad ai a' &" C n"g e4r %) WITNESS nv hand atiithe Seal this Court on ths 15th day 3 30 C4'CL ALL IN THE FAMILY 5 TIdE BANANA SPLITS C!) OVER EASY See Barn Ctrannel 24 )55i,, 3 10 RE ANPaOUP,CED the Oud Monroe Road T.10, '377 3911 tiC of the Estate of Darlene P Nelson 10 30 '1,. LI 2. HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 14' (Mon ) EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER THE LAW blach &c-, Good Credit. Bad Credlt• - , .,., re .t' (or Sale * * * * * * , a", S '.'a" IS ian1 )c0 A , , & -. I •c- I c-y $i-'ri T4ø. r tools WALNUT STEREO yard, treeS, plants galore. choIce area. %47.9 EVE 3221175 Countr, Good ng' u 170 i170 I A!%Q a 7967 DatSun (21) 11 THE DOCTORS 3 -11 GENERAL HOSPITAL i-4 IL THE NEW PRICE IS RIGHT . -)c- " 7.0 'i ' ' "" " On S l,','.V gron.ro .rc'. s HIGH 5L'40O t,WAOS Openings PIDA' Gcioo Pa, 5611 Allan-ant, I/all Sr-opprig 1 14 ELECTRIC COMPAPjy 6! COMMUNITY CLOSE UP (9') SUNRISE JUBILEE 13 To FOUND r. . 53 TV- Radio.- Stereo p',c' 80— Autos Cash 3? 4132 S'gr'aure spar 'ra!er ess lha, 7*0 ,pa' old (ic-dr - t;ACr ,tnC tt'ic-r rrojta! 515 (I) 333 94)-i alter COUNTRI LivlUC, 3 BR. lbath CAPS frOm $10 'o 1i Ca: . P.'OntgQmeri 41r0 bath, reeds some tian. $Il.cOQ P.aborn REALTY Buy 68—Wanted to Buy .' 5 32) "A 7 -- Cars Removed BUY JUNk CARS. truCkS & rn PO'?S ito to $70 333 S9 after pm & weekn0s - -------- Doberman puPS. AKC. tails docked. wormed. reds & blacks. 175 i. up Born Oct . tPi. 323 - :.i'lL :.'.,c- 121.Ood I ParWs NURSE (S'-1j TO BE AN. NOUPICED (Fri I CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIO,, (9li TAT1'LETALES 11- ANDy GRIFFITH SHOW 18—Help Wantnd 35—Wbile Home Lots ___________________________ Dobeeman female Puppy. *1CC. tO weI The Warlock bfOodllM Must eii 1325 323 •.'. MILITARY TRANSFER PEN DING - Like new 3 BR. 2 bath, 177 21*' - - :.t Q'. L ,.. ._ - 77 -Junk _____________________ -- 52 -Appliances _____________________________ room Assume 0* interest mo.tgage. 173.500 en Subsidy available Builder 332 7707 EQual Housing I entered against you fyr tis relet CL ONE LIFE TO LIVE 1000 MaI- rn-wv. Sale" Sign down & run a (t5%it ad Cal' 722 2611 oc- 131 Beverly J Wilson CHRISTMAS 9 30 LJtr' ______________________________ FACED WITH A DRINKING PRORL, FM 'flu The sooner you place your liSSfiCd ad the soorr ou *11 37 place, 7 pece Setting plus ac ce'isories, NoritaSi fne china, 377111$ or 372033$ OWNER MOVED OUT- Needs to Sell thiS attractively panelled. 3 Peg Real Estate Broker 377 tt Davor FdigPit 7Si'liav'',aat I? _ 33—Houses FurnIshed —. WINTER VISITOR- See our ineepensiwe winter Isome special 3 BR, 1 bath, kitchen eQuipped, C H, IPIC span. Payton Realty range 33? 3053 ____________________________ 5p Ain'ej I rnrnrd.a?eI Ac. a' ri-u "IOrfCfl(p neCeSSary 'i(PlP? pa -Ar-I. a spec.ait, Latest 'echnq', F'ro . certt,d u, us,', Pr0 I j 12) lSllor wr,te I Sntord Al Anon Famly Group P0 hO. Sar,Iord I - 22171 °Poortijn.ty employer HA NNAII S Do ' it c F 4 I lessons. instrucrirnts A( cesSor,es. Repars 710 F 15! Sant'r0 32)9797 -- Real Estate. Inc General Contractor 615' -- - --------- ----- ------3 BR , CB, Sunland Estates, e lg lot, fenced back $350 mo Down piymt, assume II') yr mtg Mtg bal under $34, 32)3967 -----.---.--..--.----------- - THE WHALE THREE STOOGES Until 3 P m Gallery, 721 Park Ave LCrI, wn'rr I'i'b ___________ iSALCOHOIA PPO13LEM iN vouti , 11-'lnstrucflon from S EvingtOn GaIIee. ti.• Chip ArtiSts'' I Also gift ity cr5 Nice Slim attractive lady. wv'uld Ike to meet niCe man ___•_______•_.___•••__ DRIVERS NEEDED long diStance 'as' coast Operation, 7 years iflt't0, 'racyor trailer elperenc, required including Snow & ce GOOd driving record references reQuired Redwing Refrigerateø, Taft, helps pap lot thoSe (lsr-%t',-as ntis 6-41 )'J79 Cf ii' DAYS OF OUR LIVES 14') (9) AS THE WORLD TURNS MartIn Jerry Lewis 1956 Ci.CC[ F OPYS 5tH %0 ditioning, $350 month, first, last a. $50 depoSit 373 0515 ___________________________ __________________________ 3 n. ' ybath. rarge. fenced yard, $100 mOnth, 35, & last monthS rint. glady Brown Realty, Peg. Peal Estate Broker, Lake Mary, 377 5237. eves 327 3971 13W. 7 bath. carpctelj, central __________ Separate sealed bos Icr the TO WHOM iT MAY CONCERN P,tocre Hiel Court British 196t (Iue) Saratoga 9 55 @1) UPBEAT ' ,u '. f/il c-a I,i,-.'., (P MASHERS- $501 UP SANflRD AuCTO'i 17155 trench Avy 37) 7313 _____________________ ,. , WI TT REALTY CHRISTMAS SPECIAL - Siberian Husky AKC Male. blacI tite, Iiue •yet MuSt 1211 Mike offer 3230750 Moving to a neaer hOme, apart mint' Sell don't nee' *ith a want ad OoI'it DtSPI' 0r PuITVrr Her USC A Want 40 327 1611 or 0)1 9992 - _____-_ Have a room t rent) Let a classified ad find a tenant for yOUt 3 BR. 2 bath, Cent H & A. Ig Ela rm . very ood area $L300 3 BDRM, kit. equIpped, fenced yard, sv.soo William Malic to'*jki, REALTOR. 3737963 I '0(P'.ii -;. '4,t 1 -c- (Fri ) VISIONS TOOl __________ 41-HoUses I BR hOusi for Rent 373$yf ________ --- Call 372 S667 evenings Contract O hOurly Give recent '1.'ence , NAVAL ORANGES lot ctiT.s for sale' ilOOb.isbpl 327 oio or 333673) ______________________________ ____ ART SALE-- Alt Decorators I Collectors limited Edit On Signed & Numbered t '1': ______________________________ - YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to toryclose a mor Igago on the foll0wing prOprty in Semince County, Florida CE) MOVIES (Mon I Doctor T*o Faced WCm&n (BAW) (ATF ISH S lb bO'es From. s oo per toi 933 Maple Abe' Ph _____ 334$ , —_________________ — - - ELVIRA B KOENIG Post Oflic, Ba. 1010 THIS NOTICE, to tile any objections Florida. Clark Gable. Jean Ifaricw Comedy about a AiiO'*er *150 I SWEET CORN-S2.5ojj Nurses, RN's?. LPN's, aides Live in Short term FARMERS &AR10ET assignment Homemahi, IltOtrench A, Upohn. 62006)6 223 7261 " KONG KIDSI 5ip sofa a. cla'r. new OnIi *ith thiS COUNTRY FUPIIITUPE. HWY lord. mnn u.ox 3'2-Houses Unfurnished 72—Aucton___ ______________________ Lovely condo eth many eitras Maitlind $26,100 IS-Help Wanted ______________________ __________________________ Sunday — Noon Friday _________________________________________________________ forfamil,sorlr.erdsot prc4lemdriccver5 and *ife. GENEVIEVE H KOENIG 1137 Birch Lawn Ottawa lilinois 61350 IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF 4 0 CBS LATE MOVIE lICK Dill-MOlt woit svoit Ott TNt 9—Good Things to Eat ilcalin5 Noon The Day Before Publication Adr,s,nistraton ha been maiICd are TERRACE according to the Flat requr,d WI THIN thereof as recorded in Plat Book II, THREE MONTHS F WOM THE DATE ot Pages 30 and SI. 0$ the Public - - Dale o4 the lrst p,jbIcatnftp,,5 IUTH lull, P1*16K 000IHii, cons.cullvetlmes 7C0n54wtlr1 tlme5 33c. line 5:00 A M. - 5:30 P.M MONDAY thru FRIDAY )LlnesMInImum SATURDAY 9Noon _______________________ Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION (lamed If the claim is not yet due, the dlte when ii *11 become due shaH or stated If the ctaim 5 contingent or unliquidatei, the nature of the uncertainty shall Stated If the clam 5 Secured the securit, shall be described The 1 00 (Robert Wagner, Eddie unusual flC* SOCiCty Plaintiff. Tb NutcrackyM 1230 (,.Z(jI THE GONG SHOW intprf:r turn Monday, Dec. I, ifli-iB 65—Pets.SuppIieS S—HousehoIdGoods _____ Oldeq Irame 2 BR Ibith CfltCl Qit9C apt, an goon cofldition & priced right at _____________________________ 43c a me HOURS ________ FOR CkIiafwab G U IDEAS! RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 41—Houses FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * Orlondo — Winter Pwk Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 ______________________________ that the administration of tlse estate business enterpriSe is as follows Of DARLENE Gaylan B Linthacum NELSON. deCt'Sed, File Number 77399 CP, Dated at Cassetberry, Seminole panding in the Circuit Court fur County, Florida, Decembef 6th. Seminole County, Florida. Probate 3577. DiviSion, Inc address ot *hich i Publish Dec 37, 15.26. 3977. Jan 2. Seminole County Courthouse 3971 Sanford. Florida 72771 The personal DES 59 repreSentative of the estate BEVERLY .1 WiLSON. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND CI JD (91' UI NEWS 4) SESAME STREET hours C4) uj) MAIJDE Maud $ .L1 CAROL BURNETT AND I4 -_____________________________________________________ CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE UNDIRFICTITIOUS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NAME STATUTE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. PROBATE DIlSlN Notices hreby gIven that the File Numbsr 77•flSCP Division undersigned, pursuant to the Re; Estate of "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter MS 05. Florida Statufel,wiIl register DARLENE R NELSON DeceaSed *ith Cleek of the Circuit Cot. aid tar Seminole County, upon NOTICE OF receipt Of prod of publication of tIlls ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING notice, the fititiu name, tO *it CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 136CASSELBERRY TEXACO which I am engaged th 'de' THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED business at eeg E Highway 136 Casselberry, FL IN THE ESTATE: 7 )5) a (I Legal Notice Legal Notice IV' SPIDERMAN Cicicy Tyson. Jason Bernard, -=EvsnlnQ Herald. Sanford, Fl. Evenings 323 0131, 333 1763, 372 9) ABC NEWS U (I) PHONY Part two ol Handel $ Messiah. continued from last evening See 8pm Sunday onChannel 24 toe details 90mm IJ F Ii E) Dancers blunder (L(.I)(JT)(J) (fl) NEWS MY THREE SONS 7Th243 ZOOM H 625 -_- i •... '*1, i'i(, .' _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________ (To List Yout' Business..,DicI 322-2611 or 831-9993 1 "f.:." .1v. ' . ' ', - a ,7.,,v.,, 'd" - . ''v.j. :. "C"' - '. . J_,, - .i" a........ " ''I. '. .. ,,,'. �413,-Eveningi Herald, Sancr_ Fl. S Dec. Monday, I. 1V7 BLONDIE ill ,~ -_ ~ SY1.004NAzi -,.& , , ACROSS /- ,., (~CA%'rAF;C`Q:~ T IT-', \II ~\_ .) - 0 1 -? ~~` -- / Low Fat 4 'T itt _ 42 December "i , ~/ , N ,I 1~ - 8 Grooming aid 44 Strike lightly 0 y I il~ 'i I A FiViT AX ! IT ,170 9 D ii A Z 1-1 — — I - rt L I9 ~ 21~~ -~ _ . 1 __~ ~_-_11 L - 1 _~"n _,____:--~ BEETLE BAILEY 27 Monastery head 3Oin 32 Masked animal for by Mort Walker 1-i ~ WAY PIP YOU QUACK! QQACKIJ I I DO I THAT? ________ ________ ________ _____________ ___________ 1 -------— % I 1 - _________ . _______ 1 ( I ~`U I ~ - "_ J,411-1 , " : ___________ 19 — — — — 21 by Bob Montana ' I - ~ - 40 50 •. I . - — 42 43 - I 51 — 52 _____________ — — — 45 "IL — -- I / C ' - 1 Vi) I L_ EEK I *_~ 11 (5~b 0 ~-~ V I'l - R 1 _________ V f] ______ - )) 1 L1'?/ - -' _____ — PRISCILLA'S POP - I wT 10 iME THE WORLP ANP LP2 PO I WITH LIFE FOP' 1 1L RA.(E 10 LIVE IN by Al Vermeer ____ — ____ - __ I THINK I 5 THER UP ALL THE BROCCOLI AND V ONPEFUL' WHAT PIP YOU -.4, S / . SEA! 411 ) \' ' " I I -.'".A I k ~ 1 ) I -, I) ~ -9, // / .:) ) - BUGS BUNNY ~_ ~_ -- ------ ~ 0; .(1 , r / , ~ " *I - L \., ''" ' - r. Iq ) I HERE'S MY ) U) IF j THROUGH 'IA1 ET ~ fl I ' L'..00 '%ORD FR tOJ MAT -_- ' ABOUT or ~ ,kr -, :~~ >,, , N , I / ~-,, , ~ ~ , _7!i ~ ~ _~~ I . I 1)___, _~o " ___ — — GOP. To . -a 4 Use Me . IAIS I ilPit Ronald Reagan hjs firhidden Republican Part) to use his name again for fund raising, saying GOP leaders used him to bring in donations from opponentsof the Panama Canal Treat% and now refuse to use the money to oppose the treat).' — : the . S I k. Tact*ICS To Photo Pic e ts - I1 1 k I II i Ii ' 4li I I ' I I! - $ ' H $i j rI 1 7 & ' I ; I 1,~. . I 0 T 11 .. i - I ~ I ' U4 4 i I T ______ _______ I I .r governor of California and a leader of Republiran (on- -%1O _.. - 1.%Y" .. I if.j . 1:b ~ tr f S i I i - I J 5 1I . . T 10 , 0 , i ri . 1 11i r in ole F due atio n (SE Ai has filed charges again the Seminole count School Hoard and Ernest Cowley, d redor of non instructional personnel and chief negotiator, alleging that Cowley photographed SEA 1. sociaton — I "After al letters with m name on them hate grim all aerc the count asking for mones to help fight thi treaties. ow we disco er that money raised b thu 1 tiers will not be used for that purpose And worse than that we dcoer that the national pa has no plans to campdign against the treaties The money will go for campaign expenses of Republican congressional candidates instead he said Fund raising letters oser Reagan s signature wi r mailed b the Republican National committee and the Republican Congressional Campaign Committ ft MARYLlNSIifjl)As lieraid Staff Writer I r I 1 ii ii • ! . i~ I YOURBIRTHDAY Dec. 20, Iri's picketing outside offices. . .. ti school II. _______ I _____ GESIIINIiSla) 21 Normally )Ou' e not one to keep things to )oue'l1 if niething innos ou Toi> you could be frustrated be'a' You're' tti .sccriii~v WIN the %orld vs marching to a different drunatier than )o,u ____- I . I - Irl$f 0KTII 4 p % F_%T • a is 4 4 ui Tot , . . •' to 4 sw it , l -ft F .. . low - . . - that," he explained ; 440 - . . .4 ; .r . . . 0. . . .ow I: ! . ~ J - ._ . _., I ,Yj-g--Ov%. • - 16' - '-Vp . ' OccY Chni, %',r' 1 .' - - : - - 41 7 ' 'i"• - S.- .s Odm - -. . . "PFRC did say that should - - 1 I \- said illiaiti A Moore SEA pa. t president and thief negotiator, said the PERC decision m E5camNa CoLnty was based on I .. _ . . , , . __ or -.. .. - ._1 .- .- I li, -1. - -rci, -V,-" 1, . I ~ '. i ~I ~ — - I I -i -- i Co,A ley said today he had not I..-1 - sSurp Today ~, tharges, and oWd efer not tocornmentuntjlhehadseeni se ri i am aware the)' harges in to P1141 iaid. M Ce f - the (owles sent ' •.- I 1. I 10, Dear Abb) 4-A Horoscope 4 B lIpil 1.8 ObItuorin 4.11 OUR.SElA'F_S 4-B Sports lB . 4-11 leaders of Egypt and Israel field a surprise 2 eather tnting at a northern E ptian airfield toda 1-11 &-A in aftance of a Cliristmas peace meeting between President An%var Sadat and Israeli 2A stors I age ' .. It - - -- '. • 1" - -. •. - . - ..4_r - - ' __:.~ S%7_ r S j- - . . IH"Old Tallahassee Just to detennine %%hether to dismiss the charge-, or file a formal complaint ,Aill - .: - P1 1U officials said the in vestigation would begin as soon couple of itionths". according to I'EJt( officials t I : . Around T'he Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword .-: : I1`._&~. :',* --,;- 4' A I,-$," - - ' - by Stan Lee and John Romita C)NLY (,roorns said a similar thing had happened in Escambia . _____ '• . . A. ~r r , J# - tSLEArmEmi -- . - - - , 7 # Ha ld P,tb -in flionds 11 ,iiiiiiiiiii, _l - "In essence PEHC would slap never to Uo it again." Grooms said. arc not going to Issue a i LLSiRLS rAct,JA.rrT MAVti '-•'•'.- - __ Li".AI -'IV i ll was wrong officials said I the four of hearts to dummy's lack followed b) the seven, West will have to Is the king f ' ear ur1a fourth heart trick Vulni-rible Both Dealer ruti h . ' ..- F'AN'7 T14FSE 64r- T- 901( 1, r T061K CAN'T _. a - The charges will be in. 'iatedb)P charges are properly filed and "found to be Just," PERC could read% . for demoiftion. . i as well attack hearts, right away If he leads the ten, nest cosers with the king and E ast's nine of he-arts vt 11 keep South froin scoring folu' r heart tricks " 4 A I I I :11 - 4 . %4ere busily dismantling the old building pieu bs piece getting it — able " f: JOST ; , %%'hile Sanford's Mitch .Nloonev becomes the first ustomerto pas a hill at the Utilities Department in the ne, A city hall. %orknien AS USUAL it:I Osward A n see Terence has placed the spade queen wbere declarer can't do anything about it. but the heart king is (incas 19 ' .1 ..... •. I U lIIt I MI 4 K 84 if A 4 J 5 4 K in 2 DER-MAN MAN TriAl' - '. According to Gene Grooms, public of its stews lNaId Pests Iv Tommy Vincent) . - uiz 23-SCPtL 22~ 41k% ce Reese llearsa% has a new book entitled fie responde,cl one dia. ul.r.et you needlessly today. 'Begin Bridge with Reese' mond to his partner's one AQUARIUS non. 20- Feb. 191 Don't push the panic button till It afls out with some very club whereupon his partner Schedule domestic chores, you know the facts. simple hands, but as one rebldonespade. especially unpleasant ones, would e xpect from a Reese RflOW what LIBRA rsept. 23-Oct. 231 iOuiu have earl), in the da Otherwise You'll be out of your element inbook bid then thebasic later hands all show some principle of The correct rebid is a you'll never quite catch up. joint ventures today if you're p1y lump to four spades This PLSCE.S Feb. 20-Mardi 20j involve'ul with someone' more' Jim Check carefully ansihing in aggressiv e than you lie could in tod "The basic principle jump to game is one that ay 's hand is that in asks partner to bid again writing before you send it off make ~ou a sacrificial lanit). eneral it is right to lead a with a strong opening bidr to,day. You could err through tte and diange your in finesse. South is in a borler. Ihcisions made under pr essure tine six flotrump contract tended meaning. FO, a copy o JACOB V toiday will not be your Stall fie can bring it hortne if he MODERN send Sli to 'Won at ARIES 11h,birch 21-April 19) before committing yoarself can collect either four heart Bridge c/o this n#*S psp* p When shopping today. be aware until you have tirne to think it tricks or three spade P 0 L301 489. Radio city Station, of your bank balance. You have over, tricks." Notir Yofib, N Y 10019) - .".% Y, ~, . 1:v, V --: .,,~ , _` , - .1 %1.1 . - -fq~!~-.~., _ _V F4 ; . . . ts fair ani]l )wt. stick to your guns H - The Evening era board charges state that Cowley tngaged -unlawful veillance" of the members of SEA andthathewasoe photographing members who '-- BRIDGE AT Iii IP% U I) -Graph dollar t(xia) will largel% be Letter. Mail 50 cents for each governed by the compan)" )OU and a long, self-addressed, keeporwhoyoufeeIyouwt0 sta mped e nvelope to As keep up with (graph P.O. 1x4 Radio (it) I I thJuls 2Aug 22 Todas Station, N.Y. 10019. fie sure to %OU fliav 7 V, •'i SEA executive director. the ________ I'd fatt acids in peanut butter are approximately 18 percent If the heart muscle is healthy. 50 percent your circulation mill not fail itionounsaturated and 28 until the sake gets too tight Find out to %horn you're CANCER 1.1une 21-July 22, romantically suited by sending flow liberal )uu are with OvERF2Ol5 11 6000 TwNC.AllouT i•. 241 RONAL[) REAGAN The charges were filed with the Public Employees Relations Commission iPFRC in Tallahassee, but PEHC officiab said today they have not yet been reived. . . - wi unfortunate prethrection for spending too lavishl) Dec. 2h Helpers may be hard to co me by if >ou treat them dbdai ul1% todas kemernlxr, Santa keeps his 'elves because hu makes them feel importantL ,. ~e* I L __________ unsaturated fats This irregulart1% called atrial p includes U oils, such as fiLrtation. bean oil 1wch is 15 of disabilits is me satu ra ted d to the amount of nionounsaturated fatty acid, often relat bstruction The decision Micither to replace the valve or - acids SPIDE R- by Bob Thaves _ - — For Tuesday, December 20, 1977 ___ FRANK AND ERNEST , _. I Of 'A C i - by Stoffel & Heimdahl PUT IN A Used oa rd peaceful assembly gathered for CAPRICORN 1 Dev.22-Jan 19i In deiding vAith %oungsters ~04NOOV`)ff .. "-* ~, A -- 4Y' D 1H LjEDITAT;ON_ $E5Ly5S *II H IN F¼)S' 1*..) 3(JR1i " %LL ' ( I . -1 .~ ~~, , I t Q ! I B SEA : I Reagan Don't ,_i ~f i_ jii6 State - y .k __________ — Ove rlook no opportunity this ttieic situations will not 1* coming year to gain additional exactly to)ourlikmgtoda). but knowledge in your chosen field they're not as bad as you may Proper preparation could later make them. Curb impulses to lead to adsanc'cment oserreact - .3 o flA 30MEOX EC5E! 7MIS WT MY SrATICk)! ______ r___ I 54 - I A ROLL IN LIM M WAFT With unidentified fatt) acids. The how tight the obstruction really J 6~0 47 48 49 B RE RNICF RI DI OSOI .I - ;, ______ — — — HOROSCOPE by Howie Schneider r Charges ed 'L & MEEK OLD-FASH&JEC) &RL.. - ' /..,I- (1 11 " Files o * ALL AAY LIFE I'M . 46 53 — I / ' &~ ~/J,~ ..*I - % j ID J'~! — 5 ' - - - I ~I __~~ — .._, - - - --_ I _______________________ ;,: - 24 25 26 . - - I 39 — ac - -,%. 23 - — — 36 38 - - - — 34 — 44 - — 1'~ I - _______ 30 31L ARCHIE - - — 22 28 29 41 -- — 20 35 -. ________ chain that could hold more t)E1ll DR. 1MII I ani 60 ydrogen it is unsaturati ears old and have mitral there i °Y one I have had one heart m r nitur itel htts stioth dfld dill tutu I ar ind if there Is nwrt titan one a% e another and Hid) itd a spot it is i pol>wis saturated ale replacement (alt) oud %tan) scientists behest t Iin on heavy I1)eb(tiufl saturated fatty autts are more digotoxin Inderal lix likely to cause the user to (unit (otairidin %I) hear is tan more cholesterol and relatively ,rregj ur I un large fail)- particle.s that are tius kind of heart disease there associated ,Aith a higher risk of is great dianger of heart failure heart and vascular disease, as Is that true' empared to the unsaturated 1)F HEADER litr ul fats. Some scientists think the nos1s i O pol unsaturated fats may offer stction of sake between tt s me protection, but the the upper and lower chamber of majority opi ni on is that any the left side of the heart, swilk more than 10 percent of our mmplication of rheuntatic total calorie's as polyun• ft•r iturated fat is not useful The fat in foods contains The bs uc on causes the different atnounLi of saturated, top chamber deft atnuini to 7 r / I g Sanford f0rIda3fl7lPrIce1OCents i I both monoflood, hrc' unsaturated Others who want this Fatty acids thich is hat C 0 rition can send 50 ents are inlerted in are chains of a long. stanil, selfcarbon atoms. When these addressed envelope for it to One 0 contain all the hydrogen they lit care of this newspaper, 13.0. can bold the IWx 1551, R,adio City Station, i - - . ___ - _________ — \ - of Rom* 8 9 to 18 18 / — : Rush hour at 19 the diner 6 7 — 15 27 I , Dr. Lamb 14 ______ — L~ I lerAl ferencc between saturated unsaturated fats? Md oils: Iiu do these oils figurt in the rture of srI DEAR HEADER - You are ni on a low fat th if OU butter is fat. or To give you are using much of any oil. ' dergandingof laher cluding soy bean oil. Low fat I ain sending you means restriction of all kinds of cholesterol, °V I Boom 17 Exploding 12 WT WIN WHEWILK! - u - by Art Sa nsom HERE '17 - 10 h — THE BORN LOSER u 41 ______________________________ ________________________________________ __ AT y ' DOWN 1 2 3 / On I. 1. 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Grant receives 14mitie from Ethel 6oldbell.: i ( hristin .V I - ".. , , - 4W I I :;,, . -~ - OMAW L THE Y S-OL P e Tes £ III t(H) - a bag of goodies %khit- 11 he hasn't ftlll% decilled to , at't- o'pt I 01)05 0.1 . -r J%" 0 11,~.111~~e, ,',#A' - 7 .- '.. - IF ' - - ' - - Fia-W # (~,J fi5 CNIZiSTMAS I Al --. I .__ I -,~~_* "..,-4 ~ I Ky fi -4 t ;rj~-; I . T — - _~~* Im . - ~1%~ ~__r I ;III 0E. I, . I %_ -0. . - ,The FtenIng Iferald today continues Its series on reactions of students to The Functional Uteracy Telltil. Students today evaluate their classroom eqierlencesl. ,~ -A I 4i - lit They Talk About Their Teachers' Perfor ances lid N , -- I/ I - - __ 4-i-:a - TUMBLEWEEDS . -.-,- ..... DOONESBURY - Al by Garry Trudeau y T K R yan . . HALLOL.UJAH I ALWAYS WAGE MounrAINs COCUISE W. I I ;I ~ I i I 4 / TLJT. Ti]Tl i, ,_J . .- " ~ - - __ - ___ : . Q I _'l, _1~ - I , I v ~ I , .. ~ I - 1"`ii. ((.' .N " ,_;. \ 1\ _1~ Y qf~_ I ~! ~ t. - \_ STUDENT: I don't think so. I had her sixth period. By the tirne ( N. #`-I _1)1 - / i " ~ - , - I. - , 1~1, 1% EI\(. III RAIl) Would yOU giv e us some examples of what )on ha%e seen In competency and Incompetency among teachers? T I had an Fglish teacher last year at a different Ili gh school in this county % ho told us at the beginning of the .% car that she couldn't spell. 0 got to her class she acted, mod of thete, as if she was asleep in class. She would give us an assignment, tell us to do it, and that was It. she wouldn't show us anything. FVFNING HERALD: Illow about the rest of you? Are There any other examples of ,Ahat you mlgbi consider lwompetency? 9 STUDENT: I had a teacher last year who would just look in his stunts who were doing well? STUDENT: Yes. on the ones tie thought might (to real ,Aell alrrad). and )on are heading for an F. %'on ha%e a particular STUDENT: Probably because tie doesn't ,Aant to "aste ho, STUDENT: They %on't do that because they think it is .%our business. %tuch really it is, to kno,A that %ou are ' doing Will%, If tittit FVENING IlERAI111: If )ou turn Ia a paper and It comes b with a C grade', do you .11 with the teacher and discuss it. UDl \1 When the teacher goes over the answers that far as it goes If I didn't like the grade. I would tell her. , E%'ENI; HI:RAu): Otherwise, she will have marked what you had , Arong, and that Is the end of Ow teacber-student triallowhip? STUDFNT: Well, you look at the ted, and she goes over eve answer. and if you understand the right answer, you don't say est, and I really don't understand why. then I will tr.ik to her about it. If you are Making Polor grades all the way through, and are Wee or four weeks Into -week Wading period, they don't say, "Usten. I really somewhere along the line say. "ill doup. You have threr C's sou don't cart whs should the bother board and maybe just orall to the class, You then whether Ills ght after that explanation or after a few of them on the same Studeau papers. Three or four halt e done blid]). The teacber does not make the first move to get those wbo are theweakest and tell them the) are heading for Fie. and explain what the) need to do to strt' maybe on the ar e tested on this STUDENT PA,%El.: .No way - But one member of the student Panel then disagreed with the others , .Nly math teacher I!, al a) s telling us if we need help to come in at lunch or after school." that she will help us. She will stay with us as long as she ,an. more Individualized attention to students. [low many students In ;~~ ,.- " *. . ~--~-':~,. ..,'~4 ',' 71 _ ..~ , I S-1"UDENT Atx)ut one t., ,~,, ' get less than two flhttlUte* f th. lii 1 -,' r 1% __ - - - - i help ri the teacher is explaining iiitethin, IU are 'uppusei sit there and trs to understand it IF you know that ou dii raise your hand and say, '1 don't questions. I don't jot sit in nl~ se,it I .; eii.. ~V - -%'i~l --~ - . -. -1 , .1-.,. .- . EVENING 11FRALD: And %i)u are in (Ia.%% I. [ ~ - each would -I - )our average class" - -. . - ZK %, ' SUI)ENT I get answe'rs, and ill It t go to somebody else. or cimic up to t!iv , ffl~ EVENING IIFRALD "ti,lt (I., ~,~; ~ 111;j, 1 , ~-,, ~. , , respumibilit)7 .': " - 'TUDENT: If a tti!L ~,' : - - I - ' , , : :. . . Sell: 110% Ilrlpful %re Parenti," -- - -VV ' L . _ . _ _kj;~-;k.-~ "A;LZ , -- 1.. � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 19, 1977; <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/192082bed836cc340a677e0ac803d683.pdf a16aac7e58e3974bc17f173908256e54 PDF Text Text a&_ Evening Her Id. 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STUDENT: Likeshe said, you can't do eighth-grade work if you don't do seventh-grade work. I had trouble in math in the seventh grade. The teacher was a kind of hyperactive teacher. fie didn't have time to help you with your problems. He just put the math on the board and if you didn't understand it, that was that. Then in the next grade I couldn't adjust to math. A student needs to be kept back to learn more about a subject. S FUDENT Some of those teachers ju.ct coming out of college and l'iking for jobs in schools should be tested to make sure the could do the work, so they could teach it. EVENING tiER/iLl): What about teachers who have been In the system many years? STUDENT: Maybe you ought to give it to them also. Maybe pick a variety of teachers sometimes, and give them a test. The Coulli ar s V Iii the fore front are MRS. SMITHS irt till AMR I HAVOC ICE CREAM "....Stov. Top . • -- %IAR's'LIN SHEDDAN HOLIDAY BUTT ROAST - I. .1 A:A Neighbor Breaks Up Battle A KOUNTRY FRESH PRESTIGE ALL NATURAL ALL FLAVORS HALF $159 29 Cure - WHOLE KERNEL NIBLITS ¼ ..•. I h 79 Switerlitrand Twin P*ps or PON 3 Ion.I.tt Horm CAN 4 _"81"_Ham_' WESTERN CORN FED FRESH PORK SHOULDER BOSTON cANNED PICNIC \. A C HALF GAL. F l' 'rural counties failed the (adsdt'n had the highest 120,000 11th graders last Ot'- Juded, Broward, 36 percent; functional literacy test failure rate 69 percent on the tuber. Beginning in June 1979, Duval, 45; Dade. 42: hillsScore's of all 67 counties were math portion and 2 percent on Honda lugh school students borough, 35: Ice, 33; Orange, released by the Department of the communications section must pass the tests to receive a 38; Palm Beach, 39; and Education Wednesday. The (.her counties with a 50 regular diploma. Pinellas, 30. statewide average failure rate percent or higher failure rate in The trend throughout the DOE said it expects to have hasn't been figured yet, but math were Bradford, 51: state is a high failure rate in an analysis of the statewide DOE is predicting it will be DS*o, ); Dixie, ; Hamill- math and good passage rate in figures and trends by Jan. 15. ICE CREAM LB. 79c: I.B. $100 SUPERUAND SHERBET OR () :* STALKS 50 Percen Harvest Froth Lettuce Romaine ...3' 99c _ CAN QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ws.oci* STORES. INC. COPYRIGHT— C N ICS ( I BAG COFFEE a 11§ the MESH $129 Limit 1 with $5.00 or rnor. purchase excl. cis. I. I t: . STUDENT: I'll bet you would. Parents would like to see their grammar and writing, on how to pick out verbs We started right EVENING tIER/ill): lxt's pursue. What It you were 11 and kids, properly prepared for the Functional Literacy Test, not a from scratch She helped us a lot, still in the seventh grade; what do you do? month ahead of time. STUDENT: My math teacher helped us for about two weeks, STUDENT: Then there is something wrong with you. There is EVENING HERAU): How mu(h actual preparation for the EVENING IIERAU): What changes would ou make In the then she put out a box with things she thought would bean the test something really wrong You may have to have special help FUnCIIOIAI literacy Test were you given? educational system to better prepares student for the 11th grade and we could use those for drill when we had time in class. STUDENT: During the first nine weeks grading period we EVENING HER/iLl): Ifs student has a particular Intellectual inctioiu.l literar> Test? STUDENT: I didn't have a math class, so I went to someone didn't have enough time for our regular work, because our classes leel, or the ability to learn something only to a particular level STUDENT: At the same tune we took the Functional Literacy else's dM5, and they were reviewing math. In my English class were always reviewing for the Functional Literacy Test. I made and no capacity to learn beyond that, what do you do with the kid? Tesi, we had to take a basic skill,s test, designed to show whether we reviewed the communications skills. bad grades in one regular class because of it. 1)0 %OU take him out of the seventh grade. If he doesn't have the pick out nouns and verbs add and sularact and things like EVENING HERALD: When you went to someone else's math capacity for karning what Is being taught, and bold him back. EVENING HFRAU): Do you think If you had the full nine that. Ma)be we should take the basic skills test first. If a student class, did that take the place of a course you would nonnalI giving him special attention? Or, it he is at his lesel of learning weeks tos tisdy your regular subject you would have had the same has all kinds of trouble with basics, then you can imagine what he stud>1 capability and that Is the best be Is ever going to do, do you move grade? would do on the Functional Literacy Test, Then the students who him On? STUDENT: It was the time I would usually take physical STUDENT; Ill had the, full nine weeks to study my regular h:td trouble on the basic s.ilLs test cruli be vheduled into clasjts,, that would help them. subject, I wo'ald hiie mtde at least a Ei. But ahe i. bioiogy • edu:a:on,andIwenttotbecoachformathdnlls He also teaches STUDENT; He might need ipecial help. He just might need math. teacher) was teaching us the metric system the whole time, someone to get with him and help him, or he might have a EVENING hERALD: So what you are saying I those studesti problem But I wouldn't pass him on. should be grouped together so all the kids who had difficulty In a STUDENT: We were guinea pigs. They should have given w EVENING HERALD: You were studying the metric system in irticular area would be in one class? more preparation for the tests. Here we start school in September blolog) class? EVENING tIER/iLl): What if he does not have Intellectual STUDENT Break it down to the different areas of basic skilLs. and in October we take the test — a test that determines whether cnpacit to learn beyond where be Is, STUDENT Yes, 'fli,it would really help we graduate or not. I mean, I don't mind having to take the test. EVENING IIERAI,I): What other teachers resiessed you for STUDENT Then he should be in a special school. All kids EVENING hERAlD: DoOU think you would get parental but I don't see that we have to have it thrown at us like that the Functional literacy Test? should receive testing to set' if they need to be in a special rii.ope'rution with that plan',' STUDENT. Our American literature teacher drilled us on EVENING HERALD: If you were still In the seventh grade and program, if they fall two years behind their class. were not passing math or English, and having trouble In other EVENING HER/ill): Some state officials base said that studies— the tendency, to some people say, would be to pass you perhaps theThe teachers ought istothat be tested, in addition on so that a lot of kids are being graduated from high school who students. implication some teachers may to bethe In. t Co es are still working on * much lower level. LI you were still in the TAI.L AIIASSEE U PIi - around 35 percent. All but 5 or 6 ton, 60; Jefferson, 51: Madison, reading and comm inications. seventh grade and had not learned what was being taught on that competent, and therefore students are not properly prepared when they leave that class for a higher one. Do you feel teachers level, do you think you should be put into the eighth grade? é ifty percent or better of the ;*'r 'nt are expected to pass on ; and Putnam, 52 . Math failure rates in F'lonshould be tested, (At first all students shook their heads no, then students in eight predominant subsequent tries STUDENT: Ithink a student should be held back, if he doesn't one changed his mind,, The tests were given to 6's metropolitan areas in. Harvest Whit. Grapefruit . . 5 : 79c 49c . The F:'.t'nlng Herald today concludes its conscrsation with the students who failed the Functional literacy Tests. Today they suggest possible changes in prepating for them, Fresh USDA Grade • Turkey Wings . 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Eg pt U111) bet etm President Anwar really come together," said a U.N. negotiators was on l.gypti*n and Israeli negotia SaiI,,t and Israeli Prime conference source, reflecting a "message of greeting" to Sadat turs failed to reconcile basic Ministi'r Menaht'mn Begin, feeling of suspended animation on his 59th birthday, which will differences toda and looked to Meanwhile, after meeting for a.S the talks awaited the out- coincide with the Christmas it Chre4inas 'i.wioiut meeting to seven hours toda, the Israeli conic of the summit session. day meeting at Ismailta, product' a ' bombshell" duve. cabinet unanimously approved Conference sources said diil'xiient that could revitalize the peace proposals I'rniie Meguid said the delegations stalled Cairo peace con- Minister Mi'nahein Begin will fertces also remained onthe would hold "consultations" the fur,'nce present during the Christmas issue of the Palttinians. Egypt day after the summit to set a has demanded establishment of date for the next formal ('hit'! F:gypti;in delegate Estivat Abdel Meguid told The cabinet also decided that it Palestinian state, while Begin negotiating session of the week. r.'porttrs after today's Foreign Minister Moshe l)ayan earlier in the week proposed old conference. self-rule for minute session, "There has and Defense Minister Ezer limited Conference sources said that been progress but there are still Weiznuin would join Begin at Palestinians on the Israelioccupied Jordan West Bank. despite disagreement, the at4jine questions in dispute." the conference in Ismailia ('onit'r,'nue sources said A conference source said the In his first public criticism of mosphere among delegates behind the Mena closed, house carved-wood these questions cunterned basic Sunday meeting of the two Begin's peace plan, Sadat doors of the hotel )proach - with Egypt wan- leaders "could well produce a Wednesday said Israel cannot conference room was cordial. wig agreement on the main bonithell" that would spur retain military control of the principles of pew'e. and Israel efforts to solve the Middle East West Bank of the Jordan. "There is a marked desire by s't'king to define details of such cn.s The only tangible accord in both Egypt and Israel t p*'.o i hifrt'hal ' in adThat's where the niuvt'mt'nt today's session among the achieve a peace settlement," 1 tt wuL 111 -1 1119 rul(l Illil', where things ('QuId Egyptian. Israeli, US. and said an Egyptian official t' ,4 . 55- DUCK 17.21 LBS. FRYER LIVERS . IAREZ PACPED P 59c I*..IIII' Sauce ANDRE 89c W J SUPERBRAND GRADE 'A' EXTRA DOZ. GL&I L.D * I,w0* FOOD 8MMP LARGE EGGS 12PACK 12-oz. CANS SHANK PORTION HICKORY PRICES GOOD DEC. 22-2A COUPONS \ Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 10 Cents lcIo Around The ('lock Bridge 4-A 4-B Comics Crossword 4-B 4-8 Editorial 4-A Cougars and dogs don't mix. Seminole County Sheriff's deputies and animal control authorities found that out Wednesday about 8 p.m. when they responded to the home of Gregory Mears, of 2655 Red Bug Like Road, Casselberry. Deputies Found a neighbor breaking up a fight between a cougar and an English setter at the Me'ars resident with a stick. It was the neighbor who had called authorities. According to Dr. Bill Delaporle, who drugged both cougars for transportation to Central Florida Zoological Park, one of two cougars bossed ma pen had dug under a partition and reached an adjoining pen where two dogs were kept. The dog pen had no cover over it to contain the 45-pound cougar in case it decided to Jump out. Delaporte said, Telesislon I-B 7-A Z-B Mears said this morning he was told by animal control officials there would be no charges filed because the cage meets all state requirements. Mears said it was very unusual for cats to dig. However. Mears said he would place a concrete rim around the cage's dirt floor to Weather 3./i prevent any further outbreaks. Dear Abby I-B ,amb .roscopr Ar I,l HospItal Obituaries OUR.SEIAVES Sport.c 48 4-8 $,/i 3./i e Th ES('1I'EI) FROM PEN, .VI'T:('KEE) fl(K; �?A-Ev.nirg Herald. Sanford Fl. Thursday, Dec. 22, 1977 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Jury Deliberating In Attemp ted Murder, NATM FLORIDA IN BRIEF '5 IN BRIEF Farmers Buy Cow Askew Takes Hard-Line To Push Price Demand • ' On Criminal Pardons 111 1 '. United Press International Farmers are pressing their nationwide strike with pickets, tractorcades, plans for protest in President Carter's hometown and the sale of a cow named Parity." A group of farmers in Riverton, Wyo., bought Parity" at auction for 581 7 cents a pound, compared with the current market price of 37-40 cts, to bolster their contention their demand for break-even prices is not un• realistic. The animal brought $5U.83. The price the farmers paid for the cow represented 100 percent parity, the strikers' goal I : TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - Gov. Reubin Askew says criminals need at least five years to prove they are rehabilitated and will cause no further problems. Askew, taking a hard-line Wednesday, rejected pardon requests for an ex-drug offender who needs a clean record to become a stockbroker, a onetime armed robber now gainfully employed and a former alcoholic now doing volunteer work inside prisons. Apopka Killing 'Justified' - - - - 41 WORDS Coast Winds Leave 9 Dead SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - A relentless storm that raked California from one end to the other with gale-force winds lost its vigor today, but left at least nine persons dead and widespread destruction to buildings and crops. The winds, gusting at up to 100 mph during the height of the storm, eased to 10 to 25 mph. Drought-stricken Northern California was washed with spreading showers. -.P .. I AND MUSIC .. 'Twas the last day of school before the Christmas-New Year hnhida%'s and students at l.ake%k'w Middle School in Sanford took advantage of it. They celebrated Wednesday Millwords and music as their school's (old Hand and chorus decked the halls with seasonal tones. The band and chorus put on ho shows - at 10 and 10:15 a.m.. - so the entire student both could take it all in. , . ' . , . . ... / Erosion Caused Dam Disaster ' ' . I $ q APOPKA (UP!) - Inc state attorney's office for Orange and Osceola counties says an Apoka woman was justified in killing her husband after he abused her. Assistant State Attorney Lawson Lamar found the shooting death of Eddie Mac Tillman, 27, a case of justifiable homicide. Tillman was shot by his wife Conchita Delores, 24, Dec. 9 in her home. Mrs. Tillman was separated from her husband and had filed for divorce. "Ile attacked her, bound her and assaulted her just before the shooting," Lamar said. Mrs. Tillman said she had been beaten repeatedly by her husband, starting in the first year of their six-year marriage. - disaster was not caused by heavy rainfall and could have been prevented if seepage and erosion of the small earthen dam over a fouryear period had been detected, according to federal investigators. A special task force was assigned to find out why the dam collapsed Nov. 6, sending a torrent of water onto the campus of Toccoa Falls College and killing 39 people. Compensation Crackdown . TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The state plans a crackdown on unemployment compensation fraud, a felony punishable by up to five years in prison and $5,000 fine. Employement Security Director Andrew McMullian said Wednesday he has doubled the personnel in his agency's fraud and overpayment unit and ordered all suspected fraud cases turned over to the local state attorney. 'I TIM VI***t) -. - - -'JFK Probe Eyed Cuban Tie WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Secret Service investigation into the Kennedy assassination concentrated heavily on reports the Cuban government of Fidel Castro plotted the murder, according to newly released documents. One Secret Service lead even suggested the Chinese Communists were involved with Castro, but the agency's investigation was unable to link Lee Harvey Oswald to a Cuban assassination plot $2.50 New Tax Faces Worker I .... 1A. 4 .• . i.ji,.•. . . \,' lulIIl!IIll. --. Stale Appeal Set TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The case of a $10 million damage and breach of contract suit against the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services will be appealed to the state Supreme Court, Attorney General Robert Shevin says. Shevin said Wednesday the 1st District Court of Appeal erred by calling for a jury trial on the suit against IIRS by the Winewood Companies. The appellate court reversed a ruling by Leon Circuit Judge James Joanos, ho saw no merits to the damage suit. .. . 4 - S I . WASHINGTON (UP!) - The average American worker will only pay an additional $2.50 a week in 1987 under new Social Security - --taxlawenactedtorescuetheflnancially ailing system relied upon by 33 million citizens a year. Don Wortman, acting Social Security commissioner, said the law boosting taxes $227 billion over the next ten years would triple levies for about 7 percent of the highest income workers by 1987. But for the average worker, the increase will be small. Reese said he saw someone Orlando Drive, Sanford, has sexual battery stemming from Dec. 3. A circuit court jury began provide counsel for Hall. Hall's deliberations today In the trial later identified as officer pleaded not guilty to charges of an alleged abduction from a A county judge ordered the trial is scheduled to begin Feb. of John Adam Reese, charged Thuma enter In a crouch end kidnapping and two counts of Ca.sselberry lounge parking lot public defender's office to 6. with attempted murder in the film InWard him With A ni.fnI shooting of Orlando police of- Reese said he fired, ficer Terry Thuma during a surrendering shortly later when drug search last July 23. he realized Thuma and other men at the scene were police. Jurors heard closing Thuma and agent Mike arguments this morning in the Morris testified earlier they case from Assistant State identified themselves before Attorney Ralph Ericksann and Thuma kicked open the front defense attorney Jack Bridges. door and entered. Thuma was Jurors briefly viewed the shot in the neck. Thuma remains paralyzed in shooting scene Wednesday afternoon at Reese's residence, the lower portions of his body 519 Oak St., Altamonte Springs. from the bullet. TWO ARRESTED Reese Wednesday took the Two young men, aged 18, each ha' b'rn charged with stand In his own defense. He said he fired the shot wructi felled Thuma but said he fired to protect himself. robbery and grand larceny in connection with the theft of a purse from a Christmas "1 saw a man with a gun breaking Into my house and I didn't know who it was," Reese said, "1 had to protect myself." shopper at a south Seminole County mall. Reese testified that he did not hear either Thuma's or other officer's shouts of identification prior to tiring. Officers were attempting to execute a search warrant for drugs. Gregory Scott Hilley and William Paul fzslak Jr., both of 6015 Old Cheney Highway, Orlando, from the interstate. Altamonte Mall area to a fast food outlet parking lot on SR Altamonte Springs and 4, Maitland police officers chased , ; 436. Reese said he was awakened by a pet dog. :-'•9: k'jj15 c. '- - .I.. '...,' Both were booked into the Seminole County jail Tuesday after their arrest. Reese said he grabbed a rifle and walked to the living room, Jimmy Hall, 20, of 3202 S. where he met Robert Denmark, - i another resident In the home who told Reese he thought a friend was outside. 5- . --.."..... ATLANTA UPI) - The Toccoa dam --.. Holiday Schedule Thursday, Dec. 22, 1977-3* Fishing Talks 'Tough' --- •. ., - :.?b#'' MIAMI (UP!) - The United States and the Bahamas are working toward talks on the island nation's tough 200-mile fishing boundary, but it's going to take time, Sen. Richard Stone, I)Fla., said. At a press conference attended by representatives of the fishing industry Wednesday. Stone said no formal talks are , - - -• - a - planned in the near future. He warned commercial fishermen that the Bahamas would arrest any of them fishing within its boundary. t . Grain Elevator One Woman Amcna Sioacelab Rnnlikfc Woman In Sp ace: A ind-BoggIing PEOPLE 'I 5. - had reports of "bodies in the water and some Injuries." At least one workman was taken to West Jefferson General Hospital in undetermined condition. "It went up like an H-bomb," said one witness. "It had a mushroom cloud." Tony Bonagura.a traffic pilot for the New Orleans Police Department, reached the scene in minutes. "I'm right over the area right now and the destruction is just several areas." Clean Car ME Y IS p RR 3fTaflgP'nP!'t. charter member o(St. Luke's Lutheran Church. George, Sr. Slavia, sons, George, Milan, Ferdinand, and Ivan, all of Slavia; daughter Mrs. Olga Jukubcin and Mrs. Emily Jakubctn of Slav-ia and Mrs. Lillian Abell, Winter - Blue-Chip White House Tour PEIISON,U. TOUCH: This year's March of I)imes poster child got a real blue-chip tour of the White House Wednesday. Her guide was 'ice President Walter Mondale. Five-year-old Denise Nankivell, of Elizabethville, Pa., showed her appreciation by pinning a big March of Dimes button on Mondale's lapel. Denise, born with the crippling congenital disease Vitamin-I) rickets, walked with Mondale without the braces she occasionally has to wear. A A -a A A IP-9Aki U - A a I We're serving eggnog from 9:00 a.m. to 6:o 30 p.m. Friday, December 23rd. and you're invited to come in and share a cup of "Christmas Cheer" with us. JAKUSCIN. MIS. ANNAFunaqal t.rwc.1 for Mrs Anna JabubCn. 77. of SR 426, Siaw, Ao 0 ,rd wedntwa y. eli bt Fric9, of 7 P m • 54 Luke'S Luthfln Church, SIawa, *th °" in Lfl'Irlfl VlI'eng tO(IV 2 4 c,m'4,c and 5 p m In eu f 4 10 * 4 qI dona f, ons t o bC 'o s' Luke'S Lu4herin Church orth.'sest sslnth 15 to 20 mph today decreasing tonight. Christmas outlook, partly cloudy and mild. tonight. Fair through Friday. Cold today and toaight wIth am., 5:57 p.m., low 11:47 a.m., 11:47 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 5:25 a.m., 5:25 p.m., low 11:32 am., 11:47 p.m. Bayport: high 12:27 p.m., low 5:51 a.m., 5:43 p.m. 30s. TI DES Daytona Beach: high 5:42 The Price Of All FAME AT LAST: For Ted Summers, fame came late and brought no fortune, but he's satisfied. At least he knows he's good. Summers, a Memphis, Tenn., county maintenance worker who paints as a hobby, did a canvas 30 years ago of Graceland Mansion ultimately the home of Elvis Presley. When he couldn't get the $100 he wanted for his picture, he stashed it in his attic where it lay until a friend talked him out of it as a wedding present in 1967 for Presley and his bride, Priscilla Beaulieu. Wednesday, the painting brought $40,000 at a Nashville auction. Says Summers, 'Actually, I feel pretty good about it. Back in 1947, when I couldn't get $100 for the painting, I figured it was a failure. I know better now." -,•'-- ' DENTU RES *7Q Single 1 130 Set Fillings And Extractions At Similar Savings. Licensed Florida Dentists. Quality Individual Care At Group Rates. DENTICARE F SHIP BANKS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION 305) 671.1503 P.O. Box 4$9 Winter Park, Fl.. 32793 -.-.-..,..' I- ..'4- , .1%. . . . ._. - Funeral Notic. I a.m. readings: ternperature, 33; overnight lows, 32; yesterday's high, 5$; barometric pressure, 30.16 rising; relative humidity. U per cent; winds, west at 3 mph. Forecast: Scattered frost scattered front likely in the colder locations tonight. Warmer Friday. Highs In the mid SOs today mid Iii Friday. Laws tonight in the low to mid -:'• • 1.---- Park; brothers, John Andrew came lo Slavia from that city in a "j .." WEATHER Poster Child Gets AS ' away. The car wash is available to Seminole Countians only on Christmas Eve day, 9 a.m. to 6 P.M. Slavia; 14 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Baldwin Funeral Home, Aloma Avenue is in charge of was :.''• ':,' A clean car: that's the Christmas present offered by Williams & Son Amoco, Sanford, as it was last year when 3,000 were given Mrs. AnnaJakubcln,77,of SR 436. Slavia. died Wednesday at Luthern Haven. Born in Velcice, Caechoslovakia and She •.:'•''' There's smoke coming from and Ferdinand Duda, all of 1912. •,' .'.. .' . :-- AREA DEATH MRS. ANNA JAKUBCLN ,. t ,... T - it .. ' I ",l A incredible," Bonagura said. WESTWEGO, l. (UP!) grain elevator along the "The tops of the silos, I guess i5 Mississippi River exploded of them, are just blown off. " The elevator toward the "like an H-bomb" today, tossing workmen into the water river where the escalator and destroying more than a brings the grain to and from the ship is literally destroyed. dozen storage silos, Survivors Included husband With C?ullmu and New for Christmas and Monday only -a,, iwau off Year's Day falling on Sunday for New Year's; Sanford from 4 ommew Photo i, . ca,wrn.vr, this year, many offices In the p.m. Friday through Monday Luck winner Vince Itaiper and Sharon Bailey, president of the Lake county will be closing on for Christmas and on Monday, Mary Volunteer Fire Company, admire skateboard Vince received in a Not one . . . but three jolly Santas opened the holiday program at Monday. Dec. 26 and Jan. 2. Jan. 2; Ovledo, from noon drawing as part of the Christmas program sponsored by the fire and Sterling Park Elementary School at Casselberry b dancing "topless" While most department Friday until Tuesday morning police departments. Fishing poles were won In anothe' 9 .1 to "Santa Claus Is Com stores will close early on and on Jan. 2. Kelly (;ault and Jason Gorman. The event was organized by Mrs. Christmas Eve and remain students Brad Cannon. Blake M% ton and Mike Beams. The DriverUcenseofficewj Bailey and DavidHiggenbotham, juvenile officer, aided by Holando dosedChridmasDay. they are Figuerva of the police youth program. Santa was there, too. bracing for the usual post- be closed both Mondays as will Christmas rush with shoppers the banks and pod offices. looking for bargains and ex- Sanford post Office reports changing giftS. they expect to have all except Only Two Seats Aboard County offices and Motor last minute Ctiunas mail Vehicle Inspection Stations will delivered by Chrtmas Eve. be cloned on Monday. The office will done at noon City halls in municipalities In Saturday as usual. .II k_ _l....J ... uwuv WW be ILCU - • - • U U The School Board office will F Christmas and New Year's as be closed Friday and Monday. I follows: Winter Springs, The Seminole County Public WASHINGTON i UPI) - The physicist from Huntsville, Ala.. NASA's Jet Pr opulsion Technology in Cambridge, and Casselberry, Lake Mary The first Spacelabwfli nyon seven-day nitsmon. Its scienand Library brandies In Sanford space agency today named six who could become the first laboratory, Pasadena, Calif.; Dr. Richard Terrile, 3. a the 11th ofInside the space listsin will special 'Altamonte SpCIIIgs, Monday; and Casselberry will close Americans including one American woman to fly in Byron Lichtenberg, 29. a planetary scientist at the shuttle and willflight remain dnxnents theuse lab and on an Longwood. Friday and Monday SMw'ilay at 1 p.m. and remain woman as finalists for one of space. biomedical engineer at the California Institute of Tech- the 60-foot cargo bay of the accompanying platform to two scientist seats aboard the cloned through Monday. There are no women in the Massachusetts Institute of nology. Pasadena. space plane during the entire carry out experiments first Spacelab, a science astronaut corps, although the Garbage service be the normal schedule In Sanford laboratory to be orbited in the space agency Is expected to FWRIDA belly of the space shuttle In include several in a group of 40 and mod other areas excePt Mar ch, 19O. new astronauts to be named Altamonte Springs and ' The Ewan Space Agency, next month. Longwood, Monday's which built Spacelab In cooperHUNThVILLE, Ala. itJPl - Ann Whitaker says the prospect "1 think it's fantastic, I'm pickups will where be on Tuesday. If selected to go on the December 190 mission, Mrs. Whitaker ilahar of being the first American woman in space Is "mindbogglthg," Altanoi*e Springs Tuesday's Mion with the United Slates, really excited," Mrs would conduct eZperi.me as a payload specialist and become pickups have also been planned to announce in Paris said upon learning of her but she'll temper her excitement with realism until the selection the first American woman to travel in space. the names of Eiropeans corn- selection. I've been interested process is finished. rehedaled for Wedae.day. 'That's mind-boggling, isn't it:" she said. Wing for the second seat in this since the Late sac when i Mrs Whitaker, 5, was named today as finiII. , ., .., 4k.. Mr. W4f.'.. kL-- .--•. - •"' • "i*nu, a pnystctst employed by the Army reserved for a dentist. two scientists' seats aboard the firsts acelab a science MissUeCommandInHuntsjlle,la .as excited as lam" she said The slots are set aside for flew In Skylab." laboratory carried Into orbit In the belly of the Space Shuttle in "He's very stçportj." And her seven-year.old daughter thinks scientists or engineers working The other American candithe prospect of her mother flying into space "Is just great." on specific Spacelab ex- datis are Dr. Craig Fischer, 40 The physicist at Marshall Space flight Center is the only She currently serves as chIif of the physical sciences branch in perimeu They usually will fly a Palm Desert, Calif piys woman among the six finalists. the engineering physics division of the Materials and Processes elyonce,will,otbe trained as din who once worked for "I've been Interested in this since the Iste'60s when I worked on Laboratory. astronauts and need only be in NASA; Dr. Michael t.ampton, an experiment that new in Skylab," Mrs Whitaker said during a Mrs. Whitaker said she'll go through reasonably good health. a series of physical and 36, an astrophysicist from the telephone Interview. "With the possibility of scientists being able jebological teds before she is interviewed by a selection Among the American candi. University of California to go along and run their own experiments 't became more committee In April, data Is Mrs. Ann Whitaker, a Berkeley; Dr. Robert Menzles realistic. "1 3$-year-old mother and NASA 34.- an atrnostheric physicist very special, but you lust "I thiiik it's fantastic, I'm really excited" at u..iiisi .. think - - it Is -. something -•- I4II... anxious ano all the time," she said. - ..' 6.- Like 'H-Bomb' The Coast Guard said .':• ;, •_'j;:'4' "I yelled out 'who is it' but nobody did answer," Reese said. "I took one or two steps more and the door flew open." 200 W. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH. 322.1611 3000 ORLANDO DRIVE (S. HWY. 17-92) SANFORD PH, 323.1776 '. �Even1 'ng1kmWd -1 A round 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-M-2611 or 831-9M 9 Thursday, December 22, 1977-4A .1411L WAYNt D. DOYlE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director _ fl ___ Home Deli very: Week, 55 cents; Month, $240; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mall: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Mon. lbs. $32.40. The Clock - Lue Ella. Williams did all her Christmas shopping early this year. A dart set, typewriter and "Motorcross" for the kids. A watch for her mother. And Buster Terry did his Christmas shopping early, too. A pair of 18karat gold wedding rings. The couple plan to be married Jan. 19. All their possessions were lost when a fire gutted the Williams home at 2388 Dolarway in Sanford M onday. "I took t he kids to school and when I came back all I saw was smoke," Mrs. Williams said. The rings were purchased Saturday, she said, the Christmas tree on Sunday. Other than some bed frames, nothing is salvageable, said Mrs. Williams, who is staying at the Sanford Marina Holiday Inn courtesy of the Seminole County chapter of the American Red Cross. She said the children's toys will be replaced with toys donated by th e Salvation Army. She said the hectic chain of events following the lire has caused Tonya and Ora to lose their appetite and Tonya has trouble sleeping. Petff Rodriguez, county disaster cha an for the Red Cross, said the agency Is actively seeking a furnished apartment for the family and will pay the first moMb's rent. Mrs. Williams, who is unemployed, 581(1 tP Of• ficials told her they believe the fire was started by a kerosene heater. Special Study Team To Decide WORLD IN BRIEF By DENNIS MOIA Signs Of Growth N ANGLE-WALTERS SUBIC BAY, Philippines UPI - Fourteen weary and hungry hostages today over powered and killed it Filipino gunman who had held them for 47 hours in a bank on the U.S. Subic Bay Naval Base, officials said. A statement issued by a U.S. Navy spokesman said U.S. Marines rushed the one. story, whitewashed bank building after several of the hostage's overwhelmed the gunman. Its coming. It can't be stopped Growth, :\S the year 1977 winds down, there have been more and more signs that the much - talked-of luture growth of Seminole county County is underway. It is beginning in earnest. Giant steps have been taken. Note these happenings of only the past several days: * . Th e Sanford City Commission, overriding protests of some homeowners, approved issuance of industrial revenue bonds for Keller Industries' aluminurn .smelting plant to be built in the Silver Lake-Sanora area. This opens the door to Keller somi becoming Sanford's newest industry. The I ,45Oacre Greenwood Lakes development near Lake Mary, which began in the Disney boom da ys of 1972 and then stalled during the county's economic downtown, is on the mark again. The Florida Land Company plans construction of 60 to 70 single-family homes by next May. When cornpleted. housing would be provided for about 12,000, . The Lake Mary City Council gave the "go" sign to a $10 million planned unit development that could bring l,XX) new residents to the city of Lake Mary City officials changed the zoning ordinance M] an 902acre tract bounding Rinehart Road near the Stromberg.Carlson plant. All these are good omens for Seminole County M tvo obvious was: taxes and Jobs. Not a day passes than someone does not complain and moan a bout the tax burden that is befalling all of us. The impending growth and expansion of the county would mean substantial tax relief as the base widens. The introduction of new industry, of course, also means jobs to relieve any lingering unemployment in the county and central Florida. So the future is bright. 'l'he latest growth signs come at an opportune time a time when a special study group cornmissioned by the Seminole County Commission is studying the feasibility of combining the county's to major industry-seeking agencies: SCOPA (Seminole County Port Authority) and SCIDA Seminole County Industrial Development — Authority) . The objective: to find the best, most meaningful means of enticing industry to our area. Iltit there is a negative factor that hovers over all of this movement. It is manifested in certain eginents of our community who are content with things as they are, and who are reflexively against any change, especially in the form of growth that wnuld alter the area from the way they prefer it. These negative voices cannot become the ruling force. Those community leaders who are charged with the overall well-being and prosperity of Seminole County must gain center stage. They must speak out loudly and clearly about the need and desirability of an expansion of the county's ct'onom ic base. We need, specifically, more forceful and outspoken endorsement of prospective new businesses and industries that express an interest in becoming our neighbors. This is a time for action, not acquiescence. The growth that has been forecast as moving inexorably north from Orlando is upon us. Let us embrace and savor it. Letters to the editor are welc'omed for publication. All letters must be signed., with a mailing address and, It possi ble, telephone number so th e identity of 8 the writer may be verified. The E%enlng Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names in print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space equirements. ,-, .." 4, Strobes Needed Not Study Piping *1 <4.*4 :3 - WASHINGTON After years of research, ' '' the federal government has found a meaac of sharply reducing the number of highway fatalities that occur as a result of train-auto collisions at railroad grade crossings. But the bureaucrats in charge of the situation apparently prefer to ceaselessly study the situation rather than implement the solution . they have discovered: Requiring installation of high-intensity flashing strobe lights on all locomotives. Grade crossing accidents are a major cause of traffic fatalities throughout the nation, especially in rural areas where gates, lights and bells often are not available to warn motorists of an oncoming train. Train-auto crashes last year resulted in 1,124 -deaths. That figure was 23.5 percent higher than — in 1975 - the biggest increase in transportaticr.. related deaths in any single category. ---"'' But the Federal Railroad Administration FRM, the agency of the Department of Transportation in charge of regulating rail safety, has known for at least six years that strobe lights mounted on locomotives could cut accident rates. A 1971 FRA-authorized study of the proble recommended the use of "two omnidirectional xenon strobe lamps mounted on the cab roof near each side of the locomotive." A 1974 study produced similar findings. Not satisfied with those results, the FRA cmmLsaionedsW another study _ and the 1975 final report on that research again included the same conclusion: By DICK WEST "Flashing xenon strobe lights...attract atWASHINGTON UPI) — If you can overlook tention to the Locomotive. Observations, in- the racial overtones of the Bakke case,which isa teewi, experiments and spontaneous corn- bit like overlooking the religious overtones of the menU all tended to confirm this fact. Train Spanish Inquisition, you can detect overtones of crews were unanimously enthusiastic about the Peter Principle. strobe effectiveness." To get the definitions out of the way, the Peter But the FRA was no closer to taking action on Principle undertakes to explain why so many Feb. 7, 1976, when a grade crossing accident in supervisory positions are manned by in. the small southern Illinois community of competents. Th e theory is that workers are Beckemeyer took the lives of 12 people, 11 of promoted until they finally reach a Job that them children. beyond their capability. And the Bakke case, now awaiting ad. After receiving an impassioned letter from the father of two of the young victims, Rep. Paul Judication in the U.S. Supreme Court, was Simon, D-fll., began a personal crusade to brought by a California man who was denied reduce the carnage, admission to a medical school even though he made a higher score on the entrance exam than Simon discovered that the federal govern- some minority applicants w ho were accepted. ment had paid more than s26o,00o during the Past All clear? Very well. Implicit In the Bakke decade for 14 different studies analyzing ways to case Is the assumption that tests are the best make trains more conspicuous to motorists. Yet means of determining relative ability, each study led not to action but to another study. Assume, for example, that the Agriculture In a series of speeches on the House floor and Department has 10 openings in Its elite corps of blizzard of letters to the FRA, Simon pressed for chicken inspectors. Civil service tests are ad. government regulations requiring installation of ministered and those making the 10 top grades strobe lights on all of the nation's 34,500 are hired. locomotives, at a cost of less than $400 apiece. Does this mean the Jots go to the 10 who are The FRA's response was to inform the bed qualified to become chicken inspectors? Or congressman that it had started still another merely to the 10 who are most adept at taking experiment, involving locomotives operated by chicken Inspector tests' the Amtrak, Santa Fe and Chessle rail systems. Surely the latter. And surely this Is one method ( Earlier tests involved the Eangor & Aroostook, by which the Peter Principle Is perpetuated. Boston & Maine and Union Pacific lines. At times, moreover, the Peter Principle 1P' Last June, an FRA official had the audacity to pireitly works in reverse. Credit for that discov. cite "President Carter's desire to promulgate cry goes to Rep. Les Aspin, DWis., who cites It to only necessary and meaningful federal explain why so many military recruits quit the regulations" as justification for continued service before completing their first enlis tsailing on issue in the disguise of "thorough men ts. analysis." Aspin notes that under the volunteer system . . . k ' .- A plan by the Standard Oil Co. of Ohio to pipe Alaskan oil from Los Angeles to Texas is getting a sympathetic reception in Washington, But what's needed now is a more receptive attitude toward the project in the state of C lifornia. Both the interior Department and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission have approved a proposal by Sotuo to pump Alaskan crude from Los Angeles to Midland. Tex., in a pipeline formerly used for natural gas. The oil, which arrives in California by tanker, would be piped first to Texas and then to refineries in the South and Midwest. The hitch so far has been the California Air Resources board, which is asking Sohio to finance expensive clean-air measures in the Los Angeles area before berthing its tankers there. It's important that an agreement be worked out promptly, not only because California already has more oil than it needs, but because the alternative — shipping Alaskan oil through the Panama Canal to the Gulf Coast - is costly and inefficient. In the latter case, the consunierwill pay more than he should for the fuel he buys. a ALJI - _p,,.. .c\?'1 / 7' - . , -* I - - c-::4( " THE LIGHTER SIDE The P — Acting with uncharacteristic speed, the State Department said the United States would phase out all aid to the Central African Empire because of human rights violations there. Though the department cited the rights issue. there aren't as many recruits making low scores there was more to the decision The gaudy selfon intelligent tests as there were under the draft. coronation the other day of "Emperor Ilokassa "There are still lots of jobs in the military that I,' which cost some $30 million in an wi. require little skill," he points out. "If you try to povenshed land, convinced the administration put a reasonable intelligent man or woman into a the program would give foreign aid a bad name low-skill Job, the result is going to be frustration However, it's easier to start an aid program and a lot of malcontents." than to halt one. The United States is providing Any doctor will tell you there also are still lots $800,000 this year for a seed production center of Johi in medicine that require relatively little and a rural health program, and declines to skill. Which of the following wo uld you rat he r leave them unfinished. So $475,000 will be have treat your next st case of tennis elbow: provided this year bef ore the tap will run d and A low-scoring physician who regards any Washington's displeasure will be felt ailment more serious than a hangnail as an inIn the meantime, one hopes the mont'> actellectual challenge, or tually will be put to good use and not go to buying —A brilliant specialist who looks UPOfl more ermine-trimmed clothes for the emperor anything less than terminal dandruff as beneath his Interest? A few months ago U.S. Ambassador to the Aspin implies that the armed forces would be United Nations Andrew Young caused better off accepting more low-scoring recruits, diplomatic eyebrows to raise by calling Cuban and I think the same reasoning applies to troops in Africa 'a force for stability "The other medical schools. day, however, he urged Cuba and its pairn. Maybe that way we would get a few doctors Russia to stop tormenting trouble in Afric;i who are dumb enough to make house calls. that"Afncafl5olution3toMncaflproble be found. Speaking of Angola, where a Ci"an ii I. Clara Barton won fame as penditionary force of 23,000 soldiers and ail. a nurse during which war? %"&sers are propping up. Marxist regime facing a 2. The average American In popular revolt. Young told the General 1974 ate approximately 80 Assembly: pounds of fresh fruit.rue"ThepresenceiflAfricaofnearlyaqof False Cuba's armed forces and the Interjection of 3. Columbus Day, October 12, celebrates the explorer's Cuban military adviser, in troubled areas birthday In 1451. True-False throughout the contuient can only lead to more deaths and suffering — both Cuban ,1rd ERS African." Young's latest statement makes more svnw piio aq jo ,tio,p than his pervious naive acceptance of ('om Coin't 'PU iviqa. '1v. munid inter vention in African affairs. It sounds t JflJ3 flM3 I'M 'Sn as if he is learning his job Pr i n c i ple? "LOOK! Will you LEAVE ME ALONE? I don't WANT a 'Billy' beer!' • BELFAST. Northern Ireland U11, Provisional Irish Republican Arm terrorists bombed half a dozen luxury hotels Wednesday hours after Prime Minister James Callaghaii said they were losing heart can still sting." Callaghan spent five hours in Belfast Wednesday tinder heavy security, and the first three bombs went oil within 20 minutes of his (leparture. Only one' person was injured slightly in all the attacks. 'There is only a small minority of people left in this country who do not want peace," the British leader told residents in Belfast. terror Wave Predicted SALISBURY. Rhodesia ('Ph - Rhodesia entered its sixth 'ear of guerrilla warfare today and police warned of a possible holiday wave of urban terror. Prime Minister Ian Smith stepped up his efforts to negotiate an end to the fighting but the talks were foundering on divisions among black leaders Assistant Commissioner Ian hiogg of Salisbury province said police have received reliable information indicating black insurgents may be preparing a series of attacks over the Christmas and New Year's holidays - HOSPITAI. NOTES Janei Duryea, a boy. Lake DECEMBER 21 ADMISSION Sanford: Nanrue Mae Howard Dian Johnson Mary t)LSCHAH(;Es Sanford: Aflfll(' Annie rirvani Ch,,.i,.,. ,s, ti,..... -- . l3ernard CShupp Margaret F. Stewart Bernard Smith Harold Tersigni Rexford I). Starks, t)t'Bary Margaret Adams, lh'ltona Katherine B. Blair, Ih'ltoria Shirley J Miller, Geneva Gladys C Fadden, laske Mar)Norman Menn, lake Monro.,, Mary Jane Duryea. Lake Mary BIRTHS Mr & Mrs. George i Mary -- Q& A Aff,~F Lillie H. Ellis Emma E Moran lA'slie Smith F'rs'ida I. Tyre Marie C. Vezina littit' Mae Wan,sles Oiler Wells Eleanor F. Coggburn ' I)eltarv Mabel H, Turner, hk'flarv Elaine S. Squibb, I)eltona Martha C Maltby. Lake Mars Mar) Lou Brown, Longwood Louis Carter, Longwood - ' mimi,.' (AUtO, Egypt UPli — The Great Pyramids. Cairo peace talks reopen ed Israeli sources said they have tn,L'..' i.t','r,.ii.,inw.,,1 h,. I. F0 11 ""'"I .I,'n,..,l,.' ..,,,,,,, p,WI UI I'. on an '' ""'"'j "'"' thin Prtident Anwar Sadat's agenda for a full-scale peace public challenge to settle-conference. mt'nt proposals that Israeli But Sadat remained at the Prime Minister Mn a hem tenter of the fast-paced Middle Begin will offer Christmas has La.ct diplomacy. In his first Begin met with his cabinet in public criticism of Begin's .b'rwdt'tn to reveal the details proposals, he said that Israel (it his plan and discuss his cannot retain military control meetings with President Carter of the West Bank of Jordan, last week in Washington. Sadat seemed generally opti. Delegations from Egypt, mistic when he spoke to Israel, the United States and reporters at his rest house in the United Nations opened their the Suez Canal City of Ismailia third (ornial bargaining session Wednesday, saying 'There i" in the Egyptian capital at 11- o'. an outline about the broad steps a in 4:02 am EST at the of an overall peace Mtni lioust hotel near the agreement - --- • ' I , .4 ELE('TEI) oF'I"I('l,Ls wii.i. ('OMPIUSf; A SPE('IAI. TEAM TI') STUDY('OUjft'flK)L'sf RECORDS O l Pr i ce F i trultun LsPru: (AR.\(AS. Vrrezut'Ia ,121 The world's major oil cxp)rters will riot r:ji'. pctrok'uin prices for M k'ast tiR next i months, offering a reprieve to western nations battling persistent unempio)ment - The Organizatior ended a two-da> meeting .,t the Caribbean coastal resort of ('araballeda Wedriesda> without reaching a consensus on IM oil prices This means the current price levels will totinue, OPEC spokesmen "aidt of Pr- ---- BEGINNING DEC. 19 ---.--- SHOP 9 A.M. 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These planners tomatoes and field. cannot afford to eat their own fresh vegetables. cucumbers to U.S. supermarkets, These great and prophets predict that within a decade the There was no water available for rinsing the Their grinding poverty exists in ugly con - spreads occupy only 6 percent of United States will be overrun with illegal aliens Sinoloa's prime poisonous residue from their faces trast, incidentally, to the silken life-style of land but produce and bodies 50 percent of its wealth. The despairing outlook of Latin America's During their mile walk back to Mexico's newly rich factory executives and the their truck, the have-nots already have driven millions norbaronial homellfe of absentee landowners. The assembly point for the day's work was a workers quenched their thirst from an irrigation thward to seek their fortune In the land of nton found work for a week In the large concrete labor camp where other workers canal. It had been sprayed with pes11cde, too portunity. As illegal aliens, subject to arrest and Back at the truck, Bernton's friends again vegetable fields of the Mexican state of Slnoloa. lived in the style of a military bunker. Bernton's deportation, they 1W menial Jobs which group He lived began with breakfast. with the 250,000 campeslno farm hands They squatted down hunched to the ground and finished their food y US, workers disdain.whotoil there. He found shelter with a few and ate a few still-warmtortillas along with The tortillas were cold and heavy; the beans families in a small vWagr of tar paper hutches beans, chile and small tAts of grilled beef. They lumpy and gelid. To the dismay of union leaders, the pay scale there is no electricity, no plumbing and saved the leftovers forlundi. lie & ked a young woman of these illegals is often substandard. Still, it's co-worker why they the only water is supplied from an Irrigation didn't table"Ito far more than they could hope to e.rn at home. Our reporter was dispatched to work in a field proudlydemand flashed aback: ameat from, and she canal, We sent two reporters, Hal Benton and Doug of climbing cucumber vines It was stoop labor do not a campesioni, and Do his first night, Bernton shared a simple with string. Bending, he would tie twine to want a grower's table. The Foster, Into Mexico to Investigate the Co earth is good give peasant ant meal with one of the families and slept the '11e something to for me." aisis. which will suddenly worsen If U.S. for growing. Then he with the village's two bachelors nI a il4loor with "But dl would rise to tie the other end, then down, then growers succeed In curtailing Mexican farm at home in your village, you eat from a table," Benton persisted. imports. Our reporters spent more than two then down, then up in the $0-degree By the time he was roused Benton drsvtg four long rows In a four used at the first light of "Ah butthatlsdiffe," was the senlorita's months on the dory, with Bes'nton examining -how laughing response "At home, I dawn, the women in the compound had been up span. His Mexican compadres completed twice WOriulfl COOditlOfli. eat on a nn several hours in the darkness preparing a as many rows and cheerfully dubbed him "our PminO table-" He worked side by side with the campestnos modest takeout lunch for their men. The CaSupesino always retains his lazy American. dignity in in Mexico's most fertile farmlands, where the He rode to the fields with the campestnoe In the nilcist of Indignities. There is indignity even Out days go by In drudging toil wider hazardous the back of a latin of the distance a snail PlaneSaturday. In receiving plttace truck over 18 n4lei of rutted spraying fields with acame chemical conco, He the lines up that he Is paid every conditions amid shabby squalor, road. Four of the harvest crew were young, teen- Disregarding the work crews, the pilot cird behind a barbed wire fence Their stoop labor provides affluent ed i a wood age girls, who draped colorful kerchiefs over over the field where the cam en stall enclosure leading to a small Americans with natural vine-ripened tomatoes, pesinos were their long, black hair and shrouded their facts working, The first cloud metal shack. *t of the head of the line, cich field-grown strawberries and other fresh pesticide settled on esinpesino tunis in a with veils to protect then from the dusty field number andtodamps produce even during these months when m of fields, their lunches lying nearby. Do the next pus, the his inked thumbprint on a pay receipt get Their destination was a huge vegetable pl a anes' discharge to toxic chemicals drilled small brown envelope. It contains $26. - " / - I / '' I &" a JACK AND ERSON-L ES WHITTEN . % ' I CRUCK91PUT I. ~', ~ ' 'JS Talks Reopen Iii Cai ro Today ,. .,._ 14 1 - t I ! I THE ORIGINAL RIVAL ' Thursday. Dec. 27 , 1577--SA I, • I' q(4~ &^,.~ IRA Bombs Six Hotels To Texas 4 , -- '::.. oil 6 Mexic an Ille as A Cri-qm. BERRY'S WORLD f I VIEWPOINT By MARK WEINBERG Herald Staff Writer A special team composed of Seminole County Commissioners and other elected county officials will study the question of hether courthouse records should be computerized. Commissioners made the decision to establish the team at a Tuesday work session to determine how the commission wants the Office of Management Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE) to proceed with 18 management studies the commission has directed county staffers to perform. The computerization study should be handled by elected of. ticials, commissioners said, because the county commission's decisions on computerization will affect the tax collector, property appraiser and clerk of the circuit court. Commissioners did not determine a date for establishing the computerization study team, "I expect we'd get to that by the early part of next year," said Commission Chairman Dick Williams. Conuiiis.sioners, following the reconunendation of OMAE Director Jeff Etchberger, also decided to direct Etchberger's office by April to convert this year's budget for all county departments into a new format developed by the budget director. The new format, a combination of "zero-base budgeting" and "program performance budgeting," will break the respon. sibilities of county departments into "decision packages" which are different combinations of personnel and equipment to meet goals specified by commissioners, Etchberger said. The budgets of two county departments - public safety and personnel were converted to the new format in a six-week pilot study. The next two departments to have their budgets converted will be public works and county devclooent, ni comnlLssioners decided Tuesday. The new format will provide basic information in several areas commissioners want management studies, Etchberger said, including: the county's purchasing system, manpower program, animal control division, road construction and maintenance division, traffic signal program and office support and procedures of the county commission. Uchberger is now providing county staff support to two commission-appointed committees working on two high-priority studies for the commission. A commission-appointed committee will recommend by Jan. 15 whether the port authority and in(hLStrial development authority should be merged, and the ('uIflmission.appointed library advisory board is studying whether the county should continue its $500,000-a.year contract with Orlando Public library under which the Orlando-based systern provides library service to Seminole Countians. The library board study will not be concluded "for at least a couple of months," Etchberger said. Other studies on the list commissioners' are being handled by special staff teams, such as the one appointed to study alter. natives to the county's garbage disposal system, or within in. dividual denarirnents, s---.. ,1'tn,*mni uUFO"1n uch --........../ he ment's study of the county's site plan review and approval process for new construction. w Kill Filipino Gunman Seminole '77: - Board Cons'i'ders Computerized Records Hostages Overpower, Despite losing virtually everything in the blaze, Mrs. Williams remains optimistic. "Every day is good to me as long as I have my health and strength,' she said. Mrs. Williams, 26, was born and raised in San. ford. She has three children: Tonya, 7; Ora, 6, and Milton. 2. Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 22, 1917 STORE HOURS COUPONSALIN "I SPORTS Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. 22, 977-17 9-9 MON. thru SAT. SAVE OVER Howell Still $50 10-7 ON SUNDAY OFF OUR ALREADY LOW PRICES fl10 y9WhAaA, OfAa g:&Ar,0A011 VW%f, A nn r.rvrw vw I -. - •-' .-----. Lions Stun Seminole 0fl 12/22 to 12/27 PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER WE RESERVE QUANTITIES TO DISCOUNT VALID WITH COUPON ONLY NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS U.S. 17-92 AT 27TH ST., SANFORD I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - u•___ fr: WWI- By GEORGE T. RIBBON herald Correspondent LIMIT THE RIGHT 13 HAIR BLOWERS FF 0 NAN $3 Old man upset tut Seminole High where it hurt Wednesday Wight. HAIR SETTER Oviedo came up with a stunning 74'63 victory over the Seminoles in the opening round of the Liun.s Christmas Tourney at Seminole Community College, advancing to tonight's finale against Orlando Jones, an 89-60 victor over Lake Howell. $2 CURLINC71RONS 2 03 OFF FFAJJk0FF __ '3 OFF 0FF ATMEDCO - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1--- - - - - - - - - - ON ANY ANY 'IJi 3 WATER PIK LIGHTED MIRROR $2 Ot1I I $2 1 FF 44 OFF FF GOOD ONLY AT MEDCO 1 OFF OFF 20FIF - - - - - - j Jones L4e Ho*,le SHOWER MASSAGER OFF OFF p - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I"bN ANr'q ON ANYW1iNj I II{ CWTDICuAtgD OFF 1Iii. LADIES' I POFF r$A II. OFF S3 OFF co B ernie Harbour, left, and Ja Stokes, flank Robert Charles alter he accepted the defensive MVP award from the Seminole 111gb Touchtown Club. Chris Higgins got the offensive award, but wasn't present at the time of the photograph. Stokes MVP MOOD -. is assistant coach at Seminole while Harbour, one of the team's most avid fans . played four years at North Texas State and also performed for the Fort Worth Brav es. 1 OFF 1$ 12 24 2S__19 0 1$ 16 17-10 Albers, who accounted for nearly lie was named first team offensive running back. Four local boys were acclaimed 71 Semnole O.'o Additionally, Lyman's David Sims and Scott Stone plus Lake Howell's Dough Greider were honorable mention on offense. Brantley's Mike Bullock and Seminole's Robert Charles, Rod Turner and Veonis Quinn were honorable mention on defense. Lake Brantley Patriots, was the lone Seminole County gridder on the first teams. - 76 71 made the second offensive squad, while Brantley's Scott Redditt and Lake Howell's Bobby Luby were on the second team defensive unit. 1.400 yards of total offense for the 9- 2 5 9g ,ns II. Bell IC LIflef S Tt-or"as 0 l-4k GImor, C '-4 eIm5 4 10111% 7? 9 4 3 OvIEDO H?0 2$ TMCrC' 0 115 & 2 Dewr 3, Qclani 10 And ers on 0 %fals second team honors. Seminole's Pat Reno and Brantley's Bruce Peoples 12 21 17 I$-43 1719 II 37-74 I1 mm 2 ELECTRIC SHAVER . h0FOD ONLY AT Tommy Albers, senior running back with a long stride toward the opponent's goal line, was named today to the Class AAAA, Region 3 all-star football team. Oul'. JOie5 I) LaC 110*111 It ro..ied Out None SE Y'lOLE - Bro*-n 17. CrI 15 GOT THAT GOOD ONLY AT MEDCO And it was those three that helped Oviedo break it open in )ONE S llarrs. 4 Bodford I Bennett 0. Been 7. E)an.tls 70. .5 11 -8 m% 7. Buth I. Of riar.ci I. ivorn 4 Otthly S WrQh? 30, Spr'k 7 Tots 76 IS IS it 1As( HOWELL rhornpscr I Aciarri 70 Wever 15 S'orev 0.5cr. rr -at 0. .litIers C a, .oco 0 o Leery 0 P,ency 15 etbroo' 7. Toea 75 10 II 60 HYGIENE ITEM 2 OFF 1 the final two minute. In the other contest, it was all Ke.ssinger and Roland each hit Jones. Lake Howell managed to two fret throw. and Htrd stay within four points after the connected on a dunk for the stay first quarter, but fell hopelessly po.er that shifted momentum behind shortly alter that. Stan to the l.ions' side of the court. Adams led Howell with 20 ,d Craig led Seminole's points. David Lester nght was the biggest attach with 15 points while problem for how ell as the Jones Kenn Brown had 12 and Dave ace scored a tourney-high 30 Wiggins 11. points. Oscar Daniels added 20 'Seminole was scoring on our points. zone in the first half, so we had Seminole and Lake Howell to go to man-to-man to stop meet for the consolation trophy theril,' said Oviedo coach Dale at 6:30 while Oviedo tries to Phillips slow the Jones express at 8 Seminole led Oviedo by ac I '20FF GOOD ONLY AT MEDCO --1------ - - - - - - - - - - J ' ION ANY S3 GOOD ONLY AT MEDCO much as seven points. nts, but could never deliver the knockout punch. Consequently, the Lions scrapped their way back, the last major surge coming with 2:06 remaining in the game. wiping out a 60-59 Seminole advantage. Gary hlird was Oviedo's top gun, scoring a game-high 25 points. Troy Kessinger and Horace Roland added 11 and 10 points, respectively 'I. U, ON Winless - - Palmer Wants -- 1Ts&'0N ANYuuwfg1 II ItThOFF J1 WALLETS OFF f!f UI J Iii BALTIMORE iUP1 Baltimore Orioles star pitcher Jim Palmer, hard-hitting Ken Singleton and two other players filed grievances Wednesday with the players' union NEW \'UI(K r U111 , The rligiblt' %et because they claiming they were not paid for ORLANDO ( UPI lorida underrated running hack in the north of the border voting for this car's eltctionto haven't been inactive five their contributions to the State tailback Larry Key didn't country," says Seminole coach Allison borke his left leg in Baseball's hall of Fame now is Orioles' second-place finish in make any All-America Lists this Bobby Bowden. "He's the finest the third game of the season but going on, and if Eddie Mathews Five times Mathews has be en the American League-East last year, a fact that prompts his little runner I've ever coa- has now improved to the point doesn't make it again this time, on the ballot and the closest he seafl coach to call him the most ched." where Red Raider coach Steve it'll be a in, says Al "Flip" ever came to being elected to The association accepted the overlooked rwonlng back in the The "little" tag might keep Sloan says he's at 85 to go Rosen. the hall was last year when he grievance and will pursue it. counts-)'. pro scouts awa) Key is 5-10. percent of his peak form. If it takes one to know one, Al finished second to Banks, A spokesman for Orioles Key, a siiior, became the 180 po unds but Bowden "When he's healthy, he's Rosen should know all about falling 49 votes shy of the General Manager Hank Peters first FSU runner ever to top the thin that would beamostake impossible," says Tech assist. Eddie Mathews because both required 75 per cent for elec- said the executive "feels he 1,000-yard mark in one season 'If they give turn a chance, ant coach Bill Parcells, who were third basemen, both hit ed the agreement:' tion. The fir1 thing Banks (lid honor b, gaining 1,117 yards he'll make it," Bowden said was Just named head coach at the ball six miles and lith after being voted in was call lie's Just 47 yards short of the "Larr% is a hard worker and Air Force Pats Aide Quits played at the same time, Mathews telling turn he felt he 3,000-yard career mark as he he's extremely quick and "Prior to his injury, he was as Rosen was the American should also be in the hall FOXBORO, Mass, ( 11211) heads into Pus final collegiate rong" qwck at running the option as - T-Bo wl Tu ssle For Mathews (. BtjXTON AMITY Men's and Ladies r..__ rey cyes i,uuu rara iviar More Money Rosen's Vote AL __ -- - - - '4 orF GOOD ONLY AT MEDCO Christmas I '40FF 111 320FF ~ D§~ NLY ATNIEDCO jiof~ '20FF GOOD ONLY AT MEDCO 12 OFF $112 .--- -I I FF ON AN I 2 1 $3 ELECTRIC OFF OFFl BLENDER or LJ1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - '30FF _1 $4 $4 AUTOMATIC COFFEE MAKER OFF OFF COOKIE MAKER 1 $ 3 OFF l'4 OFF - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - GOODONLYATMEDCO t4'3OFj j9FF ____ -- OF GOOD ONLY AT MEDCO 1 HAND MIXER ÔbiMrJCO ONANY $ OFF FF CAN OPENER or KNIFE --W-W $ 3 3 BURGER MAKER or OFF FF 3 1 ELECTRIC I - - - - - - - - - - .11. GOOD ONLY ATMEDCO - - - 6 3 OFF [3 OFF - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ONANY [J AC/DC or CLOCK RADIOS FF OFF or TOASTER .1__-_ GOOD ONLY AT MEDCO 9fjH3OFF NNW ONANY TOASTER OVEN - - - - ONLY ATMEDCO -- - $3 OFF L'OFF - - - - - - - - - - _, $3 9 OFF ANY WALKIE 'TALKIE SET _ $3 . $2 OFF OFF $3 FF GOOD ONLY AT MEDCO OPPO PON ANY CAMERA IRON or FRYPAN 2 OFF ON ANY I OFF ' L- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' OFF ,, . ON ANY li" p '3 0FF1 '20FF $3 OFF -- 04 WALL $3 OFF CLOCK GOOD ONLY AT---MEDCO L'2 OFF '30FF GOOD ONLY AT MEDCO S3 OFF - 11 SOC - AW'ON 1: FF AN 2 PACKS OF FILM 50C OF ONANY 0 TIMEX WATCH O OF0 . Comes Back Ah, but the spirit of Christmas My hail is hardly decked with boughs of holly, but that doesn't mean that lam not gearing myself up for the most meaningful Christmas in my 35 years. As a child, Christmas was jingle bells, egg nog and anticipation of Christmas. Even knowing the religious significance of Christmas failed to lift my spirits after a secon- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - u p - - - grade school chum disspelled the myth of Santa l.eague's first unaninious Claus, I can recall that particular year, grimacing one night over the fact that no matter how long I stared at the sky, Santa's sleigh and reindeer would not appear. Pangs of warmth for Christmas went away for a number of years. Too many years. I'm not certain how to explain it, but those pangs returned last week, They started as I put outdoor lights across the front of my house. Even a collapsing ladder, a couple of Uncooperative bulbs and a whack on the thumb from my hammer failed to make those inner emotions subside, If I was to have muttered "hum bug'' this Christmas, it would have been while trying to put up the tree. The collapsible base did just that. A few nails and a sturdy board later, however, she stood tall and straight. With five kids in the house, Christmas cookies are a must - My wife turned 'em loose and let them chx)sc their own colors and designs. The smell had my diet boogcying right and left. Jingietwll rock all over again. Christmas can have a number of connotations. For some it is a diversion. Others see it as a fantasy, or escape to yesteryear. Personally, Christmas flows with the mood of the (lay. Friends suggest my reactions to Christmas is an extension of my recent first wedding anniversary, Perhaps But I suggest it's more. Call it a throwback to days past, if you may, but I see Christmas with a connotation of respect for my fellow man, And in today's society, that isn't always easy. n The morals of the day are alarming. One of my problems is that I grew up when kids said "yes sir" and ''no sir.'' It isn't automatic with my own children, but I can 'say a measure of respect has been instilled in them. Ms sons tell me I'm getting old. If so, I'm not complaining. Because so many of the things that didn't matter when I was "young" have taken on a new significance, And it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, ' again, winner of the MVP Award and recently was named executive vice president with the New York Yankees. lie was talking about hull of Fame balloting an(] about Matht'w' tt ''tth'sd, 11 r'Iiii.'r hr wu:,: of the 1977 Viorld Series Idfll, w hen sonit'on,' asked hiii, wtit-ttn-r to' felt the former Milwaukee third bast'nIdrl - %3 OFF 1 W OFF GOOD ONLY AT MEDC O - ithl be vot ed in 11% OfF GOOD ONLY AT M(DCO 11% ocr College Poll - Aa 9 ancc-'.e nc'* Is ''l{('iile'fiItA'r, more tie' Put than 500 home' runs and made things a little easier for others like think Ad( 0th Just Aaron and Joe b> being in the lineup I played against hunt in ill-Stir spr ing games and (luring training and they can a Our Or., Au 5 ,,'. , Certainly, no body can grade' Mathews' hitting down- lie was only 20 when tie' k'canit' the Braves' regular third baseman and in lus second season with them, he hit 47 homers to lead the National League and drove in 235 runs while battin4. 302 - are in the hull of Fame and of the rcniaining five, four aren't .,. r (r ..CV ,t go Dec ii P,'a<r. $toft1 Ilo'Al it (aroi".a 1$ 3, , I',,so, T, it 5? 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De( 23 'o'oa S''r ea' 'C (P 2 of g lra)nilr play replied Rosen 'I'm a gowl friendof Brooks 1{llnson and ritarvt'kl over the was he played. but I 4ill iy there's never 1'en a third baseman with better crede'ntiajs titan Matht'ws Transactions , ' 'I never had the pnvile' - - '' of f'aiite' And are OU forgetting Ifrooks Robinson'' hI;iil Pro Basketball "S''' III the aJrl '1o15 Ringo Fired Football twe only II men in major league history ever tut home runs, She said, "We have a great and Mathews, with 512, was FORT LAUI)ERDALE, With UI5 - Chris Even called a tune together; it's a good of them Six of the others, Babe' relationship, not a casual fling. Ruth, Jimmie Foxx. Te'(I news conference Wednesday den)' Hut I'm so afraid of marriage Williams, Ernie Banks, Mel Ott her 23rd birthday to these days. Vey few seem to and Mickey Mantle, alread) again that she and Jimmy Connors are married, engaged work, at least those I'm surrounded by." or planning to get married, 1JSCOREBOARD a thirdhaS('tIlWi Ke) says he hopes he's an) body I*ve ever seen." added drafted by a pro team. another Red Raider assistant in last year's voting, forthright- after Red Miller moved to night. "But if I'm not, I'll try to sign coach, Gary Wyant, ly confesses it'll be the biggest Denver. resigned Wednesday his running was instrumental as a free agent," he said. "I Tec h is 7-4 going into the ilayl inhis life ifhe ever gets Into from the New England Patti. in FSU's surprising 9-2 season don't set- w why I shouldn't." tgame. which is expected to tht hall of hinie ots' staff. "Larrs"s probably the mo s At least one Tangerine Bowl draw about 45,000 fans, best performer airead> has a good ever for the )2'ear-s1d Tangeidea about his future. Txas rifle Bowl Tech quarterback Rodney Alli.n plans to sign a three.year contract with the Toronto 'cc . P.0 ' .'rgonauts after the gam e. JOi $3 Y'l• ' like Key, size is a problem SF St 13 Nrfpprk m $I ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. L'1r. s. 91 avu •, for Allison lie's 5.11 and 188 'uPI i Jim Ringo has been 1e pores' $5 Sme U 67 Wednnday's Results pounds, coosidered small for a fired as head coach of the NFL H%V0i Ii), Ne* Jew, 93 .5 .5.95 SI'0 5' C National Football League quar- Buffalo Bills, team owner II 125 PP'ot'n,. lit All (S TI 1 09 AtlnI tt'rback. But the fiest) Allison Ralph C. WiLn said today. Dec 22 19 S.'. Anton,0 night be able to impress the 5'l'l4'd o11 1r"e I. 4'.%( The decision did not come as C.i0rn SI II Boston IC 1 4 5' ,eso',t American pros during his stint a surprise Absolutels,'' Rosen ar.• cwered. "There never has n third baseman with bettt'r quahliicatn$m for the Hall If Fa me than Mathews." ''What about Pie Traynor' one of his listeners questiontsl . reiiilroling him about Pittsburgh's late great all'aroun1 - SO'OFF ~'ormer Dodger center fielder [,con McLaughlin. who took game - the Tangenne 11oAl Duke Snider, who finished fifth over as offensive line coach against Texas Tech Friday the .Evert Denies Marriage Rumor' , GOOD ONLY AT MEDCO F tampa. 'a Jan II japan (lo*I All Star Game, T'.0 Pro Hockey 1110*'. 9SaIIc, CS O,hp 79 (aplal $9 EarlP.am 54 ('P SI Auttun Pea9 67 F Ill It MIlk'. Hl'dIbg 75. (3rve Cly is Ind.,, U Alabama S1 M.am, 0 01 Purdue 50 Mc?'. St 10). Datrout 74 Mtvi 75 South $'l Il Pdeb 13. Wtn III 7 0110 5? IC. IN V4 P,P(,U'. 61 fI*lng Or'. 46 To'edo IS. Akron at (aser 0 60, Cie $t So SOUHtW,I3 W,dn,day', Results , , ,, Range r-, Ikt'o' Colorado I ".'° 0 Montreal 3 Toronto 3 iiutIlo S Oelro'I 3 c'.'auo e $' Lou's 2 0'. An9ilii S. Mn'. I 94 N l 94 M ss CPII st 'o we., ' D 13 (50.5. St 76 Orr St as thapmn 55. 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After wholesale distributor of electric 'i the wedding the Stokes were power. hosts at a brunch honoring the Formerly of Santa Barbara. 3 ' 189" Stair ' I)oyle, Darlene Szabo, Barbara June Calhoun Hester and Mahoney, Janis Robertson, I-:lwin I. Thompson of Skiatook, Wood platform sandals. 3ikinis and briefs, REG. '279 Mrs. James (Ellen) Do>le was honored at a stork shower at Fox Croft Apartments Friday night. Hostesses were Mrs. Cecelia Carter and Dmi Atkison. A newborn baby motiff was carried out in the decor, refreshments and games. Highlighting the festivities was the opening of the gifts by the -- Marksman BB rifle. Dark Pine HonorGuest JI14.1.L1,.YA E'Xl C1TL5ii 1.1 p. -- - Boxed fancy bikinis. DINING SET Ellen Doyle 'Pure Pl'asure" B V Women's wood bottom I pr. assorted prints Sale 13.88 20 Pullover crewneck, saddle shoulder. Mens and *169f ,I] 5 PC. TRESTLE At Shower Terry slippers. Long sleeve sweater Long sleeve sweater with athletic styling coupled price sweaters. Total personal combo BOYS" DEPARTMENT December 24, 1977 10p.m.. 2a.m. Sanford Civic Auditorium Deflation $5.00 Dress - Semiformal Activities '/2 PRICE --- - -- 'S JCPenney vest 10.77 From our daughter-in-law(I'll call her Mary) and my three beautiful grandchildren, who are all tinder 10 years of age. Mary doesn't work, and about uuvv tunes a week sne brings the children over for me to rye bathed them and bought baby-sit while she goes out with them new clothes, and she the girls, attends club never complained about that.j meetings, etc. I love having the Meanwhile. I haven't seen the children, but it breaks my heart children in a% eek. Do you think to see them looking so I was wrong? I only did what I neglected. Their clothes are thought was best for the soiled and tattered, and they children. 'always look like they could use GRANDMA a good bath. DEAR GRANDMA: Cleaning Last week when Mary up the children, and even dropped the children off, I took buying them new clothes, is one the boys to a barbership for thing - but haircuts without much-needed haircuts. Then I their mother's permission is took the girl to my beautician, something else. E v en though who shampooed the child's hair you meant well, you and gave her a shorter, more stepped your bounds. manageable, hairstyle. (She If you want a good .loved it!) . relationship with your When Mary came to pick up daughter-In-law, you should the children she hit the roof! have a clear-cut understanding The da ug hter has asked me to She screamed at me and told of what yo u may and may not attend. She says we should all me she'd never bring the do for your grandchildren, bury the hatchet for that one children over again if I didn't regardless of how neglected day and attend the wedding In leave them exactly as she they may appear to you ha rmony. dropped them off. i In the past DEAR ABBY: In one of your fYiIiTflnS n .j,,i.. Should I go? Or should I dern .,...n. 6. ... 6 .,.. ..,i that the IRS ruled that a face- aside if the girl's mother lift for either a man or woman positively refuse.sto come if I'm is a legitimate deductible there' THE OTHER ONE medical expense. Well, I Just had a hair tranDEAR OTHER: The word splant performed by a licensed from here is to step aside, surgeon, and I assumed that it Hate to write letters? Send II to Abigail Van Bur en , 132 Lasky , Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212, 4. for Abby's booklet "How to 4 * Write Letters for All tK.t SOIIORIT Occasions." Please enclose a lone,, self-addressed, stamped PINK I('f 124 cent) envelope. Featuring: 1000 watt styler/dryer. purchase of any C.B. radiol I Skateboards. reasons - same as a face-lift. I phoned my local IRS office and a man there said there is nothing in their files that states that a hair transplar' is deductible, but I should go ahead and deduct it and see if it's allowed. I djn't want to get into any trouble with the IRS, but I certainly don't want i. pass up a chance to save some money. What should I do' UNDECIDED DEAR UNDECIDED: ConsullA C.P.A. orn tax expert who Is Informed on what the IRS considers deductible. DEAR AIIRV: I have been dating a divorced man for three years. His ex-wife still calls him to trim her shrubs and fix her furnace. Their daughter is getting married soon and my boyfriend's ex-wife has refused to attend the wedding If I'm there. . 9.99 29.99 3 oz. stereo speakers. 1/2 Lists The(.a Ei.ilon Chapter of The chapter's annual Beta Sigma Phi held the first Christmas dinner party for December meeting at the home members and their husbands of Karen Wallace with Janet was held at Mr. P's Supper Laubert serving as co-hostess. Club. The children's Christmas Tracey Wight presented a party was held Sunday at the program on how to make hlighlaricis Clubhouse with macrame snowflakes for Santa attending. Christmas trees. A Christmas wrapping booth was set up at During the second meeting in the home of Jan Kroog for December at the home of Casey members to wrap their Sharron, members exchanged Christmas gifts. gifts with their secret sisters. was also tax deductible because coordinates. 1200 watt turbodryer. 4.99 Wallets, key case, bi•folds, tri.folds, more JCPenney men's T 8 track tape deck. Skip ropes. leather goods. From our 1491199 52.95 Famous name Chapter it was done for cosmetic DEAR ABBY: I have a 100% shetland wool Bartender set. 40 channel C.B. No. 6255 Exercise bike. Reg. Solid color golf shirts. Polyester-cotton in p unch howl set. Req. 49.99 Press bench. 12.99 $10 TV trays-king size. 12.99 Reg. Striped golf shirts. Polyester-cotton in sizes S,M,L. stainless. Daisy "Spittin' Image" pistol. Dumb bells. 12.96 doz. 9099 100 pct. polyester knit. Marksman pistol. Crossman 381 pistol. From ... 24.88 11.99 Assorted styles and colors Gentlemen's jeans. Req. 34.99 From ..... 17 Brown or navy. PVC jackets. Sale 16.88 Crossman powermaster. 6.99 4v 99 Ironstone dinner set. From ....... 'S DEPARTMENT MEN JCPenney fancy slacks. Saddle Pal air gun. From .... 11.99 By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN problem concerning my Daisy Red Ryder. Thursday, Dec. 22, 1977-I6 , FREE PARKING IN REAR WHILE SHOPPING ROJAY 211-220 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. PH. j12.1514 S L tJ2i' .- 'S1 �2B-Ev.nEng Heratd, Sanford, Fl. Thurtday, D.c. 22. 1577 Legal Notice TONIGHT'S TV I hursday 6 NEWS SONS zoot 1 (1 .4 6 6 (*. IhWS t ctlebrtebeincutctdebtfcr t,..t i life 9j WELCOME BACK. kTER WHAT REALLY HAP. PENED TO THE CLASS OF ,5 A pair at scheming daydreamers who could scarcely wauttogracluateare.tenyears later, Still searching for the pot ci gold at the end ci the rainbow Gilbert Garcia and Richard Stanley star 4(ID BARNABY JONES Barnaby is caught in the mddlc at an old family ipud which leads to murder MacNEIl.LEHR[fl REPORT tID ONCE UPON A CLASSIC EpiSode t2ct fløbin King Rrchard Secretly returns to England and attacks Pi BUNCH TIi[ CROSS WITS '.'Alh T LEFt MOORE 9 24 hAPPENING' A CHRISTMAS CEll , utFtjN flchnrj Key is hst for this ht'ry çt thi' c'lebralioc 01 Ceristrrias D?, ct.IltIisbeJ t'y Pope J.lut I The show Io'ks at Ctirintr",sn traditions such as carots kin dIng the Yule lag, evct'angsng presents, toe' srmtrOtsotpcIln nJ ivy and eat ?irh ,tr.1 b. r'crry FIRBACIc 9 WILD WILD WORLD OF :.?,'..ALS Cry Wolf ta CAROL BURNETT AND F RlLo5 24 Mt 7411L.LEHRER RE30 7hi( UJIU HOV 9' (7) (9 OR AL P0531 R T s CHRISTMAS SHOW Christm,y Is More Than An Or. ,irit' Special guest Dianne W,irwi.K 24' MONTY Py'Th4 10 30 .1" DICK CAVETI SHOW 24 FAWITY TOWERS fljsil is lr'tritied of hotel inspectorS tt 00 (ID C4 (I) .'(Tj)lj,1 NEWS 9 Cd .JAYES AT '5 J,in'u', .2" lL.''eKeraQels,sCa::)in. t t'r,'t irt,%ti,'n intO is t,ctsy c.tld el irnst.tpt gratitic.st" hün ., tit' claSsmate (Di"" T.mm) lii's b t C.tlit:r" i 3" .6" I4AV. All FlVF.O . .'Luc CI t'Ii"i,trt Univt"S,11 .dents ec'reer a phcin5 .i) wisse .l'crI to pull tt 'iOr Jc'II.st inAC'rn he5t .T LILIAS. OGA AND YOU 24 DiCK CAVIl! SHOW 2" ii TONIGHT (4"i Ji' CBS LATE MOVIE E.igles Olet London Van Johnson Fred Stattord Evelyn Stewart 1973 Based cc WW1I events, the story 5 isb'ut a special German in. teuigence group that SljCceasfully intiltrates the British Army by donning the uniforms cI dead sc'ders MOVIE San QuenIn hlumphrt'y Bogart. Ann Sher. t 937 Behind the scenes espase cf prison if the violence, teat and hate that go into a prison break I ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF .ID POLICE STORY A police ,eteran in tIne Latent Prints Division is discouraged with his rob. until scene uneipected combat gives him a new perSpe'Cfive Stars Earl Hollirrtan. TimNathesonandNitaTalbot BARNEY MILLER An .9 .!ra;ed citizen creates a - 'durbance wt,en be learns I' s deixisit is' a specialized medical hank has teen iso,idCntisji fired it MOVIE What a Sc Pao At'ut Feeling Good' Mary T,,'r Moaee. George Pep. I'd '968 Ccme,iy .5t'uf ,1 Lii which spreads a slr.v'ge' v'fuS resulting in instant h,sp. 24 A CHILD S CHRISTMAS F riday Morning it LI'.NG WORDS Do .6'(Mown) THE LAW AND YOU (Tue I 30 MINUTES (Wed I BLACK AWARENESS (Tbur SPECTRUM I COMMUNITY CLOSE UP f SUNRISE JUBILEE 6 tO .1 (Tie . Thit COUN. TRy GARDENS 6 25 .t' DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6 30 .1" (Man) POP' GOES THE COUNTRY (Tue's . Fri PORTER WAGONER SHOW (Wed I NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (lhufS I THE WILBURN BROTHERS SHOW AD KUTANA __________________________________________________ SiIi ME BILLY" NITE SHOOT 1 stu ilol, I'1TAI1!'VIu,jLAsT "CRY FOR .PG .4' SUNRISE SEMESTER 4 . HOME WRECKERS, -' DISCOTHEQUERS, to St C4D ID CBS MORNING NEWS (Channel 4 riC*S at 25) •' SPIDERMAN i 2.4) SESAME STREET ' GOOD MORNING AMER. ICA ( Gooa Mowr..ng Flaj ' and 825 lrxal ne*s DETECTIVES, GROUPIES FRI. a SAT. ONLY / , GROPIES, CHICKS, ' CHICKLETS, te'. $PCCtS I 800 CAP1AI ' KANGAROO 2.4 OVER EASY Maga:ie tormat show armed .11 tt'ioSe 55 arid o.er, hosted b Hugh Downs JIVETALKERS STREETWALKERS, and an They're all 8 30 2.41 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU (3(3 CL) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW DTFY R 'RECORD CTRUTh lUll) • NIC)4ALL NEW'S FOR Tvt( DEAF 6 tL ,'hiAT S HAPPENING' 00 L TODAY (Local news 31 7 25 and 8 25) -ITS A MOVIE - CALLM S GREAT SCOTT AND CAT HOUSE THURSDAY .4) DINAH Guests Include .4) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW Cohost Marvin Hamliach Guests include (Mown) Law- TA WILL BE HERE BOTH N ITE I i MENU SPECIALS c- $4 1. New York Strip 2. FIht Mignon With Mushrooms 3, p. 4. S. •5 $391 0400 6. DanIsh obstsr Tans 4U i $391 Golden ShrImp 9. ___________ COtfl$lI Rflg.rings liver nsy 7. Seaod 8. Chkken Linrs $321 Served T.isd Safad. I.11snd Buttes' $510 $300 PARTY IUUn & i IO$ AVAILAILE LLIIUSAIIaIIISYIr Cristm., P OFSANFORD Holiday Isle Complex _________ Ph,323.11O Sanford Legal Notice - ___________________________ Legal_Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA FLORIDA rt'nce WeIk Robert Preston PROBATE DIVISION THE ELECTRIC PROBATE DIVISION CIVIL ACTION NO. 7.$3J.CAt.E File Nvmber 71•43S-CP (Tues )Omar ShardS. Michelle File Number 75 354 CP COMPANY FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND DIvIsion DivIsion Phillips (Wed) Hermione LOAN ASSOCIATION In Re: Estate of OF In Re: Estate Gingold. Georgia Brown SEMINOLE COUNTY. a United BESSIE I. RIDDLE. WILLIAM H. CROSBY. (Thurs ) Kreskin. Jay Johnson Slates corporation. Deceased Deceased Plaintiff, (Fr,) Frank LaigeI1a, Vivian NOTICE OF NOTICE TO CREDITORS Rea,1 ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 6 L. BAILEY and wife. GAYLE CLAIMS ON DEMANDS AGAINST TO ALL PERSONS HAVING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SESAME STREET and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. DAILEY. CLAIMS.OI DEMANDS AGAINST FREDERICK L THE ABOVE PSTATE MOVIES (Moo) dba CRANE CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CRANE. Withlnthrmonlhsf,omtprelim, THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Bloods Coitin Kieron REFRIGERATION, COUNTY. FLORIDA ot the first publication of thiS rtce OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Defendants Møore, Hazel Court British CASE NO. 77.2354-CA.14-E IN THE ESTATE: you are required to file with the NOTICEOF SALE 1961 (Tues) Saratoga In Re: The Marrlaoe YOU ARE HEREBY Clerk of the Circuit Court of NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN MARY ft CURTIS. Clark Gable Jean Harlow that Seminole CO%AIY. Florida, Probate NOTIFIED that the admInistratIon P,tlioir. pursuant to Summary Final Ovision, the address of whIch 5 oftheestateof BESSIE L RIDDLE. (flAW) 1937 (Wed) The Judgment of foreclosure rendered Seminole County Courthouse, dccsed, File Number 74305 CP. 5 Pigeon Sammy Davis Jr.. Oec.mb.r, ICY?. MARTIN A CURTIS, '''o in tn. Circuit Court for 5jnforc Florida 37771 a written Dorothy Malone (Thurs ) Respondent that certain cwise pending in the statement of any claim or demand Seminole Courtly, Florida. Probate Teø Faced Woman (flAW) NOTICE OF ACTION Circuit Court in and for Seminole you may have against the estate ci Division. thC address of which 5 County. Florida, wherein FIRST WILLIAM H CROSBY. deceased THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Seminole County Courthouse. Park 19-It (Fri ) Pardners Dean FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN MARTIN A CURTIS. Eachclaimmustbe inwritingand Ave. Sanford. FL Th personal Martin. Jerry Lewis 1956 ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE must in1ecate whose residence the bass for the representative of the estate 5 (i1 SANFORD AND SON (11) COUNTY. a United States to' claim, the name and aidress Of the ERNEST F RIDDLE. whose a i5 Plaintiff, and G L U ORANGE COUNTY YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED creator or his a.,it or attorney dress 's 220$ Coronado Concourse. BAILEY and wife. GAYLE that MARY B CURTIS has fled a SCHOOL PROGRAMMING the amount claimed If the Sanford. FL 37771 The name and BAILEY. and FREDERICK L PetitiOn in the Circuit Court c address of the personal represen Until 3 p m claim SOOt yet due, the date *hpnt CRANE, d b a Seminole County. Florida. t CRANE will become due shall be stated It tatives attorney are set forth below 9 30 REFRIGERATION are Defendants, diIS.olutionof marriage, andno .,e All persons having claims or the claim is contingent or MCHALE S NAVY , Civil Action No 772033 CA OC F. required to serve a copy of re unliguidated. the nature of the demands against the estate 9 55 AR THUR H BECKWI TN. JR written defenses. it any. on NED WI THIN THREE , uncectainly shall be stated It he required. Cierk of the aforesaid Circuit Court C4D UPBEAT JIILIAPI. JR . of STIh4STROM MONTHS FROM THE DATE O clam 5 secured, the security shal will at II AM on the 4th day of DAViS & McINTOSH, Attorney for THE 'IRST °UBLICAIION OF 1000 . described The claimant snail January. t$11.offer for sate and sell deliver Sufficient copiesof theclaim Pelitiofl,r, whose address is Post THIS NOTICE. to tile with the clerk (2') SANFORD AND SON (RI to the highSt biduer fot cash at toe Office fbi I)JO, Sanford. Florida. Inc above court a writtCn 0 the clerk to enable the clerk to statement of any claim or demand )F TATTLETALES *sl front door of the Courthouse in 32771, and file the Original Aith the "al one copy to -ach persona SeminOle Coy",. F fonda. in $,,, 1I ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW Clerk of the above Styled court 04, or they may nave Each claim must be ford, Florida, tnr following representative before January 17. ivi. otherwise,, I7D K ELECTRIC COY. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS in writing and must indicate the default and ullimate iudgment will F'ANY described prOprty. situated and NOT SO FILED WILL BE basis for the claim, the name and being in Semirsoie County. Florida. 1w' entered against you for tin. rele'! ,yddre'ss ot the credtcr or his agent FOR EVER BARRED tO Wit 10 30 demanded fl the Petition r attorney, and the amount Dated December I,,? Lots 13. 14 and IS Dlo(k G 2 * Z H OIL YW 000 claimed If the claim ii not yet due. WITNESS my hand and Offitijl S Eva S Crby AMENDEDPLATOF BLOCKSS,o seal of Slid Court on the 2nd day f the date when it will become 0., ) SQUARES As domiciliary eiecutrii t C & H. and a portion of Block I. December. AD 1917 shall be stated If the clam s 4 0 THE NEW PRICE IS WILLIAM H CROSBY WILOMERE. Longwood, Florida contingent or unlQuidattri. the Deceased utlGItT according tO Plat thereof recorded' nature of the uncertainty shell be Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Douglas Stenstrom fl Plat ISook 3.Page 60. of the Public Attorney 24 (Mon I EQUAL JUSTICE stated If ttiC clam 5 Secured. ttip Clerk of line Circu.t Court Reords 01 Seminole County security shall be described The BY Jean E Wilke UNDER THE LAW (Tue DOUGLAS SIENSTROM. Florda, LESS that part described ESQUIRE of Deputy Clerk claimant shall deliver Suffcent lhu I INFINITY FACTORY Ii f011owl Bn at the NW corner STENSTROM DAVIS & copes Cf the claim to the clerk to Publ'h Dec S IS. 22 29. It?? iW,',l TO BE ANNOUNCED of Lot Sin Block Got Said Plat, run McINTOSH DES)) enable trw' clerk to mail one copy t IFti I CHRISTMAS TIME WITH thence EaStertr along the North line P 0 .o l3 each personal representative of said Lot IS a distance of I MISTER ROGERS _________________ All persons ,ntyfested in the estaip Sanford Florida 32771 thence Northerly and Parallel wth Yelephone I30I 372 2171 to whom a copy of thiS Ntit of ¶ 1 00 'he East line of Lot IS of said piat. a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Administration has been mailed ar, .1' J bh WHEEL OF FOR. dstance of 4 feel, thence South DES 77Dec IS. 72. 1977 reQuired, WITHIN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. THREE TUNE westerly to the point of bInning. CUlT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF : Le%s tine East 49 Steel of Lots I). II HAPPY DAYS (RI FLORIDA _____________________--- THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF and iS. and LesS the North 70 feet of 11415 NOTICE. to file any Obiectiont CASE NO. CI7?.2477.CA-04.L .14 (Wed arty) SING WE Lot 13, Block G, of FICTITIOUS NAME AMENDED they ma, ha,? that challenge the SPRING LAKE ASSOCIATION. NOEL 5 Notice PLAT OF BLOCKS S.6. hereby given that we a'e validity of the decedent's will, thp GIN arid a NC ' ' 30 porton of Block I. WILDMERE, Pla.ntff engaged in busineSs at P0 Sos Quai.t.cations 01 the personi 3 1914, LOngwØ, Flord, Piat Book 3. Sanford Seminole County, representative, or the venue or ()cf(C),fl I Page 60 of tine PUbIC recoros of Fiord., under tine fictit'ous rsameof iurisdCtiOn of the court HENRY KAPLOVI Ti and ROSE 4 0 LOVE OF LIFE Semrile Count, Florid. SEMINOLE LANDSCAPING AND ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND XAPLOVITZ 24 LILIAS 'tOGA AND So dtale elibe made ,rsuanllo SOD SERVICE. and that a, OBJECTIONS NOT SO F luEp Defendants OU •ntend register tO saii ,'flLL BE FOREvER BARRED and in order IØ SSt5f tt5e terms of NOTICE OF ACTION name with tine Clerk Of tine 5.10 final iudgment 9 F A1.1lL't FEUD TO rin Y KAPLOV lIZ aria Date of the first pyblcalion 01 Iris I Seal) Circuit Court. Seminole COunty, Notice of Administrator, RD. KAPLOVITZ, Florida in accordance wtin Arthur H Beckwitn, Jr December 73rd. 1977 5 e 4 • CBS NEWS prOvisions tine F c,tit ouS Name Clerk I the Crcut Court of S Ernest F R ddle i532 Mifoed Road Statutes, To W.t Section tat By Mary N Darcevn As Personal Repres.nla University Heghts, Afternoon Florida Statutes 1957 Deputy Clerk fiI ot tne Estate of Ohio 41110 120,10 S RiCk. V Stuart PHILLIP H LOGAN of BESS1E I. RIDDLE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an .2D I) iO') (it) NEWS R S Morton SHIP4HOLSER. LOGAN AND Deceased act.on to forecle a lien on the Publish Dec I I IS. 77. 1911 MONCRiEF ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL .J14i (mon ) CINDEREELA following property in Seminole DES 7 Post Office Bc' 7719 REPRESENTATIVE County. Florida (Tues I NOVA Tb Re Sanford. Florida 37171 _____________ __________ S Kenneth a Mcintosh Lot 17. Block "H", SPRING LAKE Planet (Wed I CHRISTMAS Attome,j for Plantiff STEFISTROM. DAVIS & HILLS SECTION THREE. ac TIME WITH MISTER ROGERS l30l 3) cording to the p1.1 thereof as IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MCINTOSH Publish Dec 72 1911 (Thir I CHRISTMAS AT recorded in Plat Book IS. Page EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. P0 Bow 1330 DES 110 POPS (Fri ) IN P F P. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Sanford. FL Public Records o Seminole County, ______________ _________ Telephone 305 372 7111 Florida. COUNTY. FLORIDA. FORM*,NCE AT WOLF TRAP IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CIVIL ACTION NO 7?2374.CAI4.L P0bli5h Dec 72 79 II'? nas been filed against you and Yh Plutcriscke, you SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Hi DES 1 Re Th, Marrla,. of arereg,jredto serve a cop, of your PROBATE DIVISION ¶ 2 30 $ ' written defenseS. if any. to it on CLIFFORD THEQ00RE SAYP PA. File NumBer 77.411.CP .2 ilL THE GONG SHOW JOHN E HATCHER. JR In Re. Estate et (4T .6 plaintiff's attorney, whose SE ARCH F OR Petfoner -.aoess VIVIAN LUCILLE ADAMS s3I0 South Dillard Street. Suti 717, TOMORROW Deceased and PU Boy. Winter Garden. Florida LUDELL KiMBLEY SAMPSON. .[) RYAN S HOPE NOTICEOF Respondent IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 72797. on or before January 75th, ADMINISTRATION 12 57 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA $971. and file the original *115 the NOTICE OF ACTION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING PROBATE DIVISION uID(i'L NBC NEWS UPDATE clerk of tin5 court either Before THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST sel'wce of plaIntiff's attorney O LUDELL &IMBLEY SAMPSON File Number?? 411CC THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL WHOSE AND Division immediately thereafter, otrierese OTHER RESIDENCE (2Ij FOR RICHER FOR adetautwllbePflteredag.nstyou PEISOI4S INTERESTED MAILING ADDRESS IS 9$ South In Re Estat. if POORER IN THE ESTATE' o' tine relief demanded in tine Wabash A,enue, Chicago. 111005 CELIA SCHMAUS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 60415 @D YIDOAY DeceaSed complaint that the administration of fine estate NOTICE OF 4D THE YOUNG AND THE WITNESS, my hand and the seal A sm Pelitiori For D$Solii' ADMINISTRATION I of this Court on December 30th. 1971 of VIVIAN LUCILLE ADAMS 0$ Marriage hawing been flied RFSTLFSS deceased. F,le P,urvibei' 77 ISI CP. s TO ALL PERSONS 1A, NC. lSeall regard rig the marriage to CLIF pend.rsg in the All MY CHILDREN CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AC..' iST Circuit Court for FORD THEODORE SAMPSON Arlhvr H Beckeitin, Jr Seminole Cuv'?,, Flur,da. Probate 1 (3(3 Clerk of the Circuit Court 'he C.rcuit Court ri a"d lr 5cr,' no, rItE ABOvE (STATE A',( 4, I Ow.s.on. tine address of whiCh 5 24 lYon I THOSE GOLDEN 5' JacQueline Thompton County. Ficrija "p short ltlp of OTHER PERSONS IN IF '11 S.F P Seminole County Courthouse, Deputy Clerk which i5 IN RE THE MARRIAGE 114 THE ESTATE YEARS (Ties) THE GREEN Perk Avenue, Sanford, FL The YOU ARE HER(ft'r NOT if IC) Pbli5h Dec 72. 79. 1977, Jan 5. 17, CLIFFORD THEODORE MAN (Wed ) MARCH OF THE perSondi regrejentatiwe of tln9 estate SAMPSON and that tine administration Of 'e f'S'l'C Ifll Petit'oner, WOODEN SOLD$ERS(Thur,) , 5 JOHN C WARD. w15o5 address 5 LUDELL KIMBLEY SAMPSON. of LELIA SCHMAUS deccawO DES 109 3174 Longmeaoo*. Memphis. Rendent IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF Number 77 at) CP, ii perid rig ii Tennessee 31134 The name ario _____________________________ TRAP TIne foiiow'irig Oflc?'bad real arid Circuit Court for Semrc', COvi'i'n. The Nutcracker address of tine personal represen personal property a also being Florida. Proaate Divisor line ad (Fri I VISIONS tative'saftovrveyar, set fOrty, below eSs o which is Semrvc'e Ccnty I prDcee'd aganst. 10*1 I 30 All persons hawing claims or I Lot 4. Block 2. LOCKHART'S Courthouse. Sanford, Florid. 37771 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND demands against the estate are ID IL DAYS OF OUR LIVES "'p SUBDIVISION, as recorded in Piat Tine personal repre,fyntat',, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. required. WITHIN THREE AS THE WORLD I es'ate s ANNA MAI1".AuIT ', Boow 3 page ?0 Pi.tl't Recorøs o FLORIDA MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF aRIGHT winOS. address TIIPNS m OOIe Count, Flor.da CIVIL ACTION NO 77.II34.CA.59.E THE FIRST PUBLiCATiON °" Meredth Or . Fern Pa's 7 1911 Pontiac avtomoo ID No 9T s:c u' PYRAMID FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND THIS NOTICE I, with th clerk 11730 Tine name and aoa'ets ' 252 351 15554 LOAN ASSOCIATION OF 24 S'!'LrS cc),) GREEN. toe abo,e court a wft'en personal representa've 3 196.3 4 Cinaflew'iger Boa' na SEMINOLE COUNTY. a United statement 01 an, Clam or demand PEACE VOYAGES TO SAVE are set forth below FL 6)26 AJ Stales corporaton, thq'y marina,, (acts claim must be ThIE WHALE All persons having ca -'s :' These presents command you Plaintiff, n writing and must .t'id.cate tine 2 appear and f.l yOur answer or oIlier Ymand's against the isa', ac basis fr tine Clam, tine name THREE WI THIN arid defense or pleading wIts tine Clerk of required. .2" '11 THE DOCTORS WARREN C NASH and JUDITH A address of the creditor or ins agent f CrCu , t Court nari,3 for Sw'm.nol, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ' NASH. hit wife. and KELLER '.4'. .4 THE GUIDING LIGHT r attorney. arid tine amount County Florida, arid serve , COPy ?H( FIRST PUBLICATION O BUILDING PRODUCTS OF darned If tine clam is not yef 4 THREE STOOGES due. lheqeof on P49t'oner's 1110mev. THIS NOTICE, tO file with line , ORLANDO. INC , line date wl5es'i it will become due Mack N 0 tin, above court a er Cl') (Ties only) MIME Cleveland, Jr , Defendants shall b' stated If line claim s statement of any Claim or de'a'id ' CHRISTMAS Cleveland Yje & Bridges. NOTICE OF SALE contingent or unhiquidated. tine I 0$aeev 2 Santord Flor.da 37711, on linfy 'nay ha'e Each clam mul' be CF ONE LIFE TO LIVE NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN tin.' nature of tin., vts(erlainty 5halt or before 'be 4th dIv of January Stated If the clam i5 seCured 'e rsuanI to Final Jgment (lies I PORTRAIT OF A ' 5f lithe Claim is secured, the security shall be dejCribfd Tin, 1971. or olrier*.5e a delall CII 'oreclosure rendered on tine NURSE (Wed ) TO BE AN. lh day security shall be descrbed claimant shall delver 0 tf 'ereo against iou of December. 1977. n that certan Claimant shall delver Sufficient NOUNCED (Fri CHRISTMAS CO9 Of tine (lam 'o the 'o WITNESS MY HAND AND OF cause pend rig ri tin, Circuit Court in op'es of line clam to tine clerk to CE1EBTION F ICIAL SEAL of tine Clerk of the enable Ifie clerk to mail one COP '0 and for Semnole orda enable the Clerk to mail one COPy to (ircu.? Court r, tfj 79th da, of each Personal representati,, .3 03 wherein F I 1ST F EDERAL each personal rppqesensati,e All persons interested ifl ' 't rs'a" November ¶17? SAVINGS AND LOAN 1 12. ANOThER WORLD AiIpersortsiri!tcetintpnejtj,, '0 whom a cop of tint '4ofce of Sea ASSOCIATION OF SEMiNOLE '0 whom a cop, f tIlt Nolie c VILLA ALLEGRE Adm.n , straton "as been ma,i,d a'e Arthur H BCCS*itin. jr COUNTY. a United Stases cor Adm.n.straton has been mailed are rpoured T,4R( ( WITHIN 3 Cierk of line Circuit Court ' porat, .5 Pla,ntiff. and WARREN required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE OAT( O CF GENERAL HOSPITAL By Jacquel.ne Thømp0n C NASH and JUDITH A NASH in's MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF TIll F IRST PUBLICATION De, Clerk ale, and KELLER BUILDING 3 30 THE FIRST PUBL1C.aTIO14 OF THIS NOTIC(. to file an, obect'cwis Publish D,t I. I, IS, 77, 1977 I PRODUCTS OF ORLANDO, INC .4. 4. ALL IN THE FAP,*lL n 1HI5 NOTIC F. to lie arty obiect.ors '0ey may ha,, that challenges 'tie DES) are Defendants. Civil Action ff0 $! THE BANANA SPLITS line, may Pave that cinalienge tine validity of tine decpd,ntj Ci "'c 213a CA 09 (.1, ARTHUR H BECK validit, of tine decedent's wii tine Qijalifications Cl tIne pPnso.'ai '.11 OVER EASY ,ee 8 a m , WITH, JR . Clerk of the aforesad qi.aaiitcatons of tin, personal representat,ve or tine venue 0' Char'rel 24 ' C'rcut Court, all at fl 00 AM, on rep,ewqttal,e or line ,ern0e or -. ._.... __,.__. u?iSd,CtiOn Of Ih cOi,fll 14 ZOOv the 4SPI day of Jahoary, 1971, orter urisdictiofi f e All CLAIMS DEMANDS AND for 5.aleartdsellfo theingfiest bidder NOTICE OF PROPOSED Bank ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND 40,0 OBJEC lIONS NOT SO F 1110 forcasinaltineeeotfro&dcceoftiv. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Merger WILL BE FOREVER BARRIO 'i LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Courthouse in Seminole County. WILL Notice '5 hereby givfn that the BE FOREVER BARRED Dale of the first publication Cl in'5 (4"' GILLIGAN S ISLAND Florida, in Sanford, Florida. fine Date of line frit publication of tins Fiagtjiip U S Bank of Seminole '4011cc of AdminsI, atoP THE NEW MICKEY following described property. Notice Sanford, Florida of as Adm.r,straton December 72nd, 1917 ap 5.ti,iatp aid being in Seminole Decer,nbI'r 22nd. 1971 kIOIJSE CLUB cilcation to tine Federal Depos.t Anna Margaret Wright j County. Florida. to *.t Insurance Corporation, washington V NICKEL A JECKLE JONn C *. As Personal Rervesenta Lot 74. SANS SCUd, Ovedo, As Personal Repres,nla D C 20429. fpr it5 written consent to live of lhp Estate of t 2.4 SESAYF STREET J Seminole County. Florida, ac Merge with lIve FIagshp Dank of live o' ftve Eltate of LILIA SCHMAUS .9 MARCUS WELBY U 0 cording t he Piat thereof as Sanford. Sanford. Florida it s VIVIAN LUCILLE ADAMS Deceased (fl) recorded in Piat Book $6. Page 52. of contemplated that all of tIne offices Deceased AT TOIl NI Y F OIl I'I R SONAL the Public Records 09 Seminole ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL 12. (Mon. Wed, Fri) THE of the abuve named banss will REPRESENTATIVE County. Florida, cointinul to be operatea MUIJSTERS (Ty REPRESENTATIVE Lawrence J PhaIn. of , Thuri) Sad sale will be mad, pursuant t Tini5 notice 1$ published pursuant Frank C Winirin, Esquire Maleq.r. Harnert, Bechtel ADDAUS FAMILY arid 'n order to satisfy ttse terms ci STENSTROM DAVIS. to Section I0(cl f tIne Federal & Pinsalin. P A I MctU 4 30 sod fInal judgment Deposit lr,turarvce ACt TOSH Post Office Bow 21S4 CL) ADAM 12 (Seal) Post Office Any person wishing to comment Orlando. Florida 32007 Artpiy,ir H Beckeith. Jr on thiS 1) BEW1TCt'lED applicalon may file hit Sanhoro. Florida 32'71 Telephone (3051 175 9Oaw Clerk of the C.rcu.t Court commeflIs irs writing e.'th tine Pblith Dec 72. 79. 1977 Teiepeon, 1)031 7222111 GlLLAtd S ISLAND Mary N Darden By Reg.l D'redpr of tin, Federal DES ijt) Publish Dec 72. 29. 1972 THREE SONS Deputy Clerk Deposit Insurancecorporationa, itt OESt PHILLIP H LOGAN s oo Regonal Ottice I Peachtree, N W SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND BRADY BUNCH ___________________ Suite 3030. Atlanta.Gag,gia 3OXIS If '-'----MONCRIEF an, person dflire to prot,st to, (4) STAR TREK Post Office Do' 7779 .-ICTITIQU$ NAME granting 09 tinis apciicat.ort in, lsas EMERGENCy ONE FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is heee1 9iYirt tlsat am right to eo 50 If Sanford, Florida 37771 he fill's a written tfotice 5 hereby given that I am MISTER ROGERS engaged in business at ItO Elder Anortseys to, Pliiti$f t (cot Pus intent ittt tine Regional engaged in busIftels t 303 Sernoran 303 373 NEIGHBORy4000 berry Lane, 10115*000, Secn,niol. Director by JarMary tati',, s m. Blvd. Suite 779, Attarnont, Springs De , Countv.Fio, (I) IIERV GRIFFiN da,unerfhefiC,jf$o11s rionconfideintlat p0rllon of toe 3270$. Seminole County, Florida, DEIlI name of T F C HOME SYSTEMS, WQlicatiajt are 011 file ifS tini under Guagli Include (Moo) Mac the fIctitious name of and that I Intend to register said Regional Otfice as part of tine public Davis, Connte sts-v.ns. p. HOMEOWNERS REAL ESTATE name wiTh flue Clerk of thq C'!ctp? t'iain!aifledby the Corporal, SERVICE lEG I4FAL ESTATE trica Dotty (lull) RiCh iittte. Court. Seminole County, Florida in This file 4 available for public In BROKER, and thaI t infeqn to Doug Kerstsaw, Joe Fr*ti.q accordance *f in the PlOy ilpont 09 5Pect'ofl during regular bvslnet, register sa,d name With tine Clerk of IWE MNT 'TO I I tine Fictitious Name SfaliAis, To hours (Wed) Kenny Rogers. KiSCI II tin, Circuit Court. Seminole County "t 0(1')' W.t Section 16309 Florida Statutes Date November 29th, $917 Dea (Thurs) Bwa Florida in accordance witin tine'4 931 Flagship tank of Sanford ProvisionS 'ne (Fn) Ctssto. Ro.rt of the Fictitious Name I V4 S Thermal Energy W. FWSt It?Iqt IIJR Statutes. To Wit $t.on uS Q9 Conservation Home Flagship u S Bans Florida Statutes ItS; LEETVt( Systems Inc (EMERG(psCy ONE CR) of SfiThf101I 5 N jotusson l ___________________ Orlando Drive POblish Dec 0. IS. 72. 29. 1977 Pubisin Dec II. 72. 29. 1977, 530 ___________ Jan 5, PuBI,UI Dec I, I. IS. 72, y, , 977 t9?$ DE53.5 CL) NEWS DES) DESIC _______________________________________________________________________________________ I FOLLOW THE FOR STARS Ckvifa Gi6t * * * 11 '- Houses .Dil4 B, A.... I _______ CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 83')-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES itime HOUO 43cm line 3ka line 33cm line 3consecutive times S 00 AM -- 5.30 P M MONDAY Ihru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon lconsocutive times ANNE 0 e0 3 LIneS Minimum ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A' CLASSIF lEO AD 094 ITS REULTFUL END THE IS 3772611 Sunday - Noon Friday ?4BUSII3(?Ss Opx)dUnItieS Dl. AlfRSlilP .SVAIL4ItI '.,.'ri '.,l"O'cl .,ra I i,n sic oco SC 022 , risc rr UriI.rr. lea C14)Crtunily one It-i- nisI'on S Iastp%! ijrow.ng p'oduC Is '0111 nvrStmrnt 57lO I IC)i) I '.rCu.?, lnve5tmnt 2 "l't"v Au'OmOb.l, I All I .l.ense I'.i 0 Va4tiOn Piu IT .perienr 14t'(eSSar, I .'. iiJ Ur'Sirr t I"Clp yoc,i mliel .Oi)' ,oai r' ' t. and bc'con'e S(CPiSIu' "'u Ultra Gu'd (All Doug Wills 3?) 7ts4 i..tfllItrd I P.''r'J.I , lv,, 52057 tin. 191 Itor'pano I I 33061 -* T,ifl It'll unused P.isno into ,s CISC (I' 0' ,Stnitp,tr ,Oi,j A,lfll to tiu, *ilin a C 'IS%l.(-d Deal 327 7611 ir III P19) w I ID I. 5( Ru CI MA'4' YOu'll in,', 'Sled fl O' t3i5inf'55 Tipr v(e O''ei,lor, Nice Slim IItra(t,ve lady. 19. wriuld like t meet nice man Between 35165 For companion Call 373 _________________________ 3997 "5"" I WORMS "" ' "i' " ' '. ii '... '"1 ', 'l.l'.' N -. 51) el , ------- - ' ' III t ',. I ,iu? lr WI'IJ llili (nh', ljco'r' S Sanoro ,( 123 717) 371 7?39 377 ¶&iJ .RO'a. Iii. I itAN. SiI'"e.d' hi t: , .Cu Plpivnr .ph .'v'fj PA 3)1 GIll _________________________________ , . j 9(0 iiisv 5. i• , ' "I'.''' "(P'5 '' ',m '.Iti:I' It'Ll Tv'rin. Ci.'h 1 .w'.I-d. 'cam :,c s"A.,5v,r l'aceved 6 -ChIld Care _________________________ Snap,", at 2)) O1JC t.l'e,rw, - I - ', Babystling n my hQmt, day or j night 333 5954 I (511 I Ca" home's 571,000 ,,,nmen' suta'd, available Builder 322 3791 Ei,iaI Housing Opportunity . 17) 7O , fled.'AdullS & lam t, has5 Weed, 3515 tin, 1792 Sar'Iord 323 19)3 I,. i, IS Things to Eat ______________________________ A,,' ML URAN(ir S P. clP',e, I iI?.j5 I 1-lnstructions HA PihiAi.I S MU'. ( CENTER LeSSOn', lnjt,umpnls A( esaor e'. Repa.r', 7?? ( 9t Sanford 323 1711 ____________5.rsiue I '0up henri', 'ntIy 1,1(1.0.' available Teatiing ,oungslers a Spec a"v La'e-st tectiniq,es P'O rrt'f,a I:, 'jSt. l'O r" S it .'iJ.%lr I i" P'c..g t('wsk' 177 3)4' I 31-Aplartrnents Furnished I bed'om , furn apt After I m 7300 Melionville Ave ______________________________ MCE.le home lots I'. IC 12 wide. 00 pets, adults, RV's welcome 2543 Park Dr . Santora - ' I , lILA 2 tiatyi Ienc' 91.4001 UIvADS I .m.t Operi'ngs NoW' C,cc(iij Pa, 'Soil ' ',7T" carpeted ,d relrgera'cl, $29,130 , FORREST GREENEIP4C Ac1.ent0,p i t I .. (114 ,, iwi '.'ihl ¶ili(I Ll$'lNr,SLI4(i(E ,". C-er t:: luts ' (ORDLDMLSSAGL,,,., AVON CALLING' E ,cellent earning op00rlunly helps pay for those Christmas e.penses 441 3079 STE N STRO IVI I I EMPLOYMENT I .5175 - GAL FRIDAY Professional Ottice Searching for sPua'p person *ith good skiilt AAA .-sr"*r's A.ADi (SVAA&JT " IT5. 301 commercIal 323 lIla COMPUTER OPERATOR Systems analyst or good pro'am'ng tack grun0 Satary open 32) 5175 Addressee', Wanted Immediately Work a' hOme' riO riper.ence necessary ,,(eiler,t pay vSfte American Service 9)30 Pa,k Lane, Suil? 269. Dallas, TX 737)1 -- inome I LOOK 14(11-. 2 BR. I bath home I in Country Club Manor' Eat in kitchen, utility room, scr porch., (0MPh, (TEl. si RI CO'h nicely tandicapedi Only $17,500 l.A II IlL uorr,' I ()ITIOPIFD '" ,tp(S 'n man, areas itt COZY I SHADY - 7 BR. Ii baIts Se"'nit. Coon', i? 500 ii home on Ig tree shaded iot' 1301 000 O"v.'i r ,, ,. Pfl tt'in', 51 Spacious eat In kitchen 'ange. 5l,\l refri electric fireplace ri FR I estra galore' $37,030 Jim Hunt Realty COUNTRY LIVING'- Attractive 3 BR. 2 bath borne in Lake Mary' Split BR. plan, C HIA, ',r porch, walk Ir closets & many e,traa' JuSt 132.900' 2321 Pisrk Dr 3)1 3111 PEAl IOU ft HourS 322 9711 32.2 3991 3770449 ASSOCIATES iO'N SANI 01105 SAl I ( A( U ' Pr cibess on ai Ira flung nd.vidual supervision a" tWA oeneI.ls, seller & buper borne carranty, finest ofliCe pmet'. I sales bOlt & e. (,pt.on.al advertising program Al iusl A f* of the many 'rEASONS WHY WE'RE ypil L1At)I'I4 Call Date Far, for a (OnfCSerlIal 'nlerv,rw DOLL HOUSE- 2 BR. I bath home in the Country I Esceflent Condition' Drape,, range. ref., eat In kitchen, complelely fencedt A buy at 119.3001 Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 STE NSTROM REALTY ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service IEALTORS - [1 2565 PARK ______ 322 71)0 , I - [J REALTORS _____ tSR. 2 bills fai'niip room. On ng liv'ng room. Ocuble toom 9li9C ulilily room, porch I3i #00 317 296 U' ..... " i'"', ' '' .'. . A I n' ' v-" ' ' '..''-'e.. (SC" ,')i,i ' ' I I CMlr Ofle '',.. ____________________________ __ - "u'' I -. I . - n.,,' Ce- Oi'pi 11 UR Ni'I'uhi 1 372 SI 'ARRO, "u irA balance s'o . " ____________________________ 65-Pets SUpplIes ' ____________________________ ' trcwr ' . I 151 , sf,,e Casselberry 'lea Marirt 2C0C 5,emnola Blvd Casselt,err, Call Jack,, at • 7700 - 30 flLao Awls, Air, Men.. IVU PINTO RUNABOUT '75 MUSTANG II COUPE ' PINTO COUPE ' PINTO , '" - I Least Goad - Rues -. C,' DODGE PICKUP I 50 Cl vet . an Cog . 988 Itens Called.,', '68 CHEVY PICKUP ' 11695 Air Si,'.. Oh ta,si '63 STUDEBAK ER LARK 2 DR. - 258$ , 1K Wily5 Si,, A MOIStS I Pa, 4488 73 GREMLIN ''".'' ' • C5iI - . ' 2188 l59 k'.i,s, Air, Lvii '78 PINTO ' Doter man ciuip5. A K C bail', 3005e0, wormed, reds & blacks $73 1 ip Born Oct 30tin. 1951 ____________________________ DOBERMAN - Female. AK C. ,seess Champion blood I net .5,11 be Iea,ii'iQ Fia on Dec 7711'. ca 32)529) I lad Litt9ala '118$ Slant a L.lSWSti€ 2288 999 ;i','s.-',,.: i to 06995 -,.,r5i."t '2.', '.. -, -. - 68-Wanted to Buy _____ ' ''a, '- '- v-nt, ' Rolls winefI Chair-used n'cs E.cellenl condition Call 372 ___________________ 0442 Cash 32-2 4132 IS '.'a" ' boys bicycle, $30, portable stereo, $29. exerciser, $23 all eic cond, chair. 110, be TV. 1393227319 I • [Itn PAY IS BARGAIN DAY 94 TII( WANT ADS 322 7611 or 531999) -BR. I bath, den. 3 car carport. corner lt fenced baCk yard, fruit treeS. 119.900 Assumable mortgage Panting & $l3Ø repair before closing Empty. ready •or occupancy Wood _____________ mere 327 7619 ' '' I Only Flea Market open this I weekend I New Sear's I w,øend Fri I Sot . Ca r,, to pm Free rent tO 151 tIme REALTOR MLS _____________________ 323.5774 day or night , , ' ,."_""' 1974 full pedal Pfammon Organ, excellent condition 372 D'i after S p m , 322 73 158$ Atsriyiç Li? '73 (S ________ come , cswrimoGt' criers, cr.lclnes ng 101 .v,,iserS & wheel l"I'?t, Rent r Sit'.- .r,'y'ccar Re'nt All 377 III) f CARS PINTO WAGON 73 *0' 'u'e 1)2 7103 (too Waler in,n,,, tIe • I • 9 2 Casseiti'.', Pals Earv American couch'. tweed, 110 1)9 3)16 ______________________________ ' ' Priin Bow's CnA'pag.',GlaSSeS Tables Cina c' Røll I nit, Bids C C''t'C Urns & A "in can R.-n' (it1 rig 0) Sc Au 377 Ill) ' " 1st ___ - C ea S'I'a" 34';"St c so a I -e seleCt on of gooa vendors. VOLKSWAGEN BOOK - .5119094 MA,Iwr F LuldiT urit Huir SELL 'P ,'.Ott III 3.,( Fe',! 5, 321St:' I BILL BAKER 3219 S HWY 1 7.92 nt,rriatiorv4l 142 Dual hydraulIc System CI.ftivatiflg Cr mower : 322.10,35 t,pe 'dde I ,cellen' coc'id ii I cOrrp e'Ily rebuilt good tires & ________________________________________________________________________________________________ SPipel me'aI Peas pr.cpd 9176111 or 311 0605 as. for ______ F ran, ' , '1895 Yo0 Sf! tIne mecrian can, good body rougn lICE or best offer See .t Ridgewooij ApIs No 229 ____________________________ F UTURA .,'trd tr 6 "c,r!v', 51150 59051'? ' ' 1895 1972 LUXURY LEMAIiS. 7 Dl ItT. AIR, AUTO 1977 Vega - - "Itt' "00,'- 0 ; riaIiv . $595 I FIo.'oa ii' , - 1976 SINGER , till MCD CONy LOW MILES SPECIAL priCe No charge othbr I than IS registrat fee uncets vehicle i% sold Call 9G4 2539311 lOt u'tinpr dc'a 5 Closed XmIS Pfe.t Sa'P Jan - . s2995 $ hAy 97 I mile west of Scie.e'ct*a,, Daytoria Beach. All bold I public AUTO AUCTION F,C', Tuesday & Sat a' 1 30 II tine 'A ', Ii)) AUDI ISO CS. DR AIR SUPER NICE DAy 'O'IA AUTO AUCION C)iQ Ar SitE, HAl.,,. NC, Chu5 Go,"t, 32)6911 - I BATH- Nice neigh completely remodeled, concrete block, pool, carpet. 130.900 5. :': in i '' ¶_ "'i. I i - RI 0 •,' .0,,- ""l'C 5' __________________ • : : -, • "J.':':.. a & 'u."i 'O0'5 'I I ' ONSULT OUR FOLLOW THE STARS " S pail.- lIt' , REALTY I : ' REALTOW 373 1000 MLS EVE 3721179 (' ri, ',?r',4 ' AND LETAN EXPERT DO THE JOB I' I 2 Seater Go Cart for SOle 35cc engine $190 Call between I & i 3221391. after S 323 1716 ______________________________ SANORA CONDOMINIUM - 216 Kr ider Rd 3 BR 7i j baths, 7 car garage. DR. pool. 11nn15 courts. Club House, range, refrigerator.disposai. drapes, I Much Much Morel By Owner. 7'. Ot assumable mortgage 327 7991 _________________________ -- ------------- __, I I I I I I Call -_____,.......,,,_,,,..., '. "' I "" (141 .,iL'n %'fl(lu1, ( 111511'. 1,1))Cmi,lndit 0' ij 3'C'7 .5&IIIA I INAfICING _____________ Looking For a New Home? . Check the Want Ads for houses Of Cadry tile and prIce ,. . - It S'CC'.l S19 95 - Don 'flu, anew ____________________ _____________ OSTEEP4 S acres more or less. higf & dry, good country estate, $13,900 wills $2300 down, owner will carry mortgage, we also have building iou . ' . '' . ,, . i_ .'i " ç:, , '' ' _______________________ Care ci ,, ' I,ii'I) ' ' - 'i t '. ' ' , I' :.: " , '' , ,', ' '.t - ' ' - '.11 , C "I " ''i II CC' "'''"e 'Jn '97 ' .1 '"'SC (" '.,.,' ' ' "'i '"u I 'CC., ' - iA IL ' i • ,' ' '' ' '' '' ' - . " i , ' '' ii i . . i ' . . ' - . . '' ''' ''I "alNL''F 40', ., " 't*I ,',Oln I Ce - • 'A' - - Electrical I' p1 i' I ro i'm 0') ' • 11)) Rubber Stamps ileaf.rg I I Irucs 10 'en' C' 'eisse 17: Saw Filing ____________________________ PRECISION SAW F Lawn - F • PClC,,ed 0') '47 I hf, Ip 4"','m'cInRr intenance FSPEIITLAWIS'.(PVILL ,,en (ere ',T'' S. -. :, ' _____________________________ Who es.s'e "'soe 'a ".,., ri- v 5' 1115% 1 Pm ', ( 172 521)3 0r',%' Ii 1,1141 4'. %' • I 11)9411 f 7111 r'1 " Concrete WOrl( onrs'e ,Sçrv An, R(ASONABiI )'.l Ol'P utoL.'svfr fYi it ri, Land Clearing '. ' 5. " ___________________________ '•'lNl .1. e' 2'' Mâscellaneous Ser'vices - N:,. I'.' .• Pest Control '4 - C-arixt Cleaning , - '. I .i'. C' I:; :t'' ________________________________ -' ''. Srnttty 5 Snappin Turtle '315$' . n".. I.'! . , •--. Lawn & garden Equipment ________________ - s. o "enGr & r.?e.is ''s e.pr'r, ...!'ge '"I' Cbs r ,, CM rna'et Ca ' ,. "A "0 ' * I "e_j,? las' . '' • '' " '.': ' ' : .' ' ____________ ', i . , -- U ',' ' ., 1.''e' r ca'pe -'r, '" 'c"rss 22 :-iot ,., I 55(3 '.... ,7"?.,..,'s'z. v, InsuIatio '' ' '' e.Ie ,.or sat,sIact., Qc'aranber'd K EN 5 Al TO (LEAN flen t.',ii i I lecn Ci 7(15 Fin, 772 '1,81 : I hi ' ________________________ Home improyerrnts ______________________________ (,ri'plrte CANAL BUILDING SITES leading to Lake Monroe Jenny Clark Realty. REALTOR. 322 1911 54 or IS acres on Doyle Rd Price and tems negotIable. Jenny Clark Realty, REALTOR 322 1599 _______________________ . WIANI ADS ARE BLACK I WHiT( 4940 FAD ALL OvER ______________________________ , serve the buingl selling community every Ila, & u ,, ft'n pht ' 'C. ' Cleanupthieouacar ' Sgna'i; 5011C I"Làlft less thrt tg ,y,s' , Iie'tr'c blower and tp',' "'octal s':s Cc' j3t 569') h".. I X •ihOfl'gomrr, - . - 43LotsAcreage -_________ Light HaUling ______________________________ . ,"'__.'_,,,__,_ CHR ISTMAS SPECIAL P,''', • . '' ' .1 l'F'1 , 4',(( ., . I ---,._ HE P ' , Auto Cleaning - 'i'' I ''''' '' ' ___________________________ 52-Appliances 14i,'(,,ii4( s '' 'C'''" Have a room to ren" Le classI,ed ed l,nd a lena-I for yOu 1 .I Honies ________________ ''''' -- Moving lo a niwer home apamt fluent' Sell don't needs' Ian, w.tin a cml ad Don 'Orspj Qr PLI it Ci',, 4 •%an' .5 3); ptI 'm f' .. '''''''' 0" 544 d C OU',' &ay HWY 46 nIl' tin.', URNITUPE fond 32) 1)22 I For ,our Comty collage in Quiet convenient section Garden. worksboo, front Screened porch Read, to move in' 1 Owner Inancing 42 -,iObIk? - Land Pv'iintenance _______ ... • Sleep sot. &•c"a', nrc NO NEED TO SPEND Bart RIIAa_ (SIAT( 'rI_AL TOP 372 7495 -- Air CondItioning 51 -Household Goods I ___________________________ _________________________________ OVER $13,000 I _______________________________ I ,,, REAL ESTATE COMFORTABLE- 3 BR, I bath home on 19 lot in Sunlandi Carpet in LR, nice llin'ng & kitchen area. quiet neigh borhood' Only $11,900 I. ", I - t' ILL ' 1795 CARS "'-' s: 5i I,, I $24 ' ____________________________________ _______________________________ : _______________________________ 80.-.'-Autos for Sate _______________________________ ' .'. ':.'.D (,,uPc,4 • )•) I' ,,v- - '. BR, 3 P.abo)n A C,arnelt While lleg Real Fs'ale Broker .01114 kWiD(R ASSOC 107* Commercial Phone)fl 7111 1,antord REALTY AAA EMPLOYMENT 201 Commercial winter n ,ti .u'i OAR'. "c's I si: ' 5') 32 59 4itpr S C - & ereseriot .,", is 63,-s%i1)ChIrery Tools . - , Gwirden ILL sill. F 1974 IMPALA DR . NT, AIR, AUTO CLEAN ___________________________ I iJROi L 0.141(941 i4( At, TOR 6.44 6S)1 , _____________ _______ _________ '.iriC,man can easily Convert tini5 ' 7 fill nto a 3 or I 1114 Ore, 513 997 LOW ouwn payment F Z by.mm by owney Realior I Astocat. 901 7)6 Q..,. _______ I LPN full time, II pm to 7 am tuft, apply ri person, Lakevirw _,,,f, rsing Center. 99,rsa_St1 A Il ' 5'(''s f 5' 94i,% 's r i"'ISC'5 ' 5 1 .1 ICr tree f'i I' • j' '".InI Iri'i' 100511 1751 I _______________________ 5 Immedale opening for a loan clerk, typing required, also Dank I teller, must be experienced Reply Do' 655 c o Evening Herald, P 0 Bc. 1537, Sanford, AAA ' 2995 Removed 77 -Junk Car's , 54t O.e t:i ' 1 Fla 31771 ________________________ _____________________________________ SALES REP Salary Pu5 (ollIm,stion br at countIng services i tAll MAII'r I fiR '• 'tti "esbI, pa.ntef "s de & Ci.,' , .,i_ii'i, ICE • 176 oqnr' liii I,'(C0 baCk ,J'O n ttl ).1 s'c'Ige build r.g S23 Stoniper Agency 'A1, ES POSITION 'REF lfL437h3) __________ ! REAL YORS f30 613) or 339 4711e,es p4 Je See our Harold Hall Realty , 1915 MG MIDGET CONy LOW MILES ONLY Hwy '6 West Santoria 323 5620 .. ', ________ HOLIDAY SPECIAL- CD. 3 BR. eaty terms $16100 37) $774 . Vo1a'oniIl Tra.nng F .551 Ad,itnie'nen' OppOrtun ,, (,'-'ic' LI S 5da,, lir'c'i,i trig 'I -I 312 62*' U'l'i ItegulA' 5' ' 'a', Comp,nsat.cr Li" FOoc,S L009 '. cia,', 1.5 0 •ac a! oi' (cl-glint, Or'nIaI (.5'.- PIu.s "Yrsic a 5it ,9( 'ic starIng pa, to. F I S ' ALTAMONTE - Wooded corner bldg site Nice trees 130.10$ 57900 - fl I •I - SAVE! Dell 's AuctIon Center , .'. 62-Lawn 1977 Singer Zg Zag , ORS'" 2 5R. 2 GRAND OLDE ' balls, nie.ed%5?.'Ibe li.in, $11,000 COUNTRY LIVING'- 3 BR. 2b.lh wi all tin, convenIences, large yard. trees. plants galore, chouc. area $47,900 1 LAKI. MARY - Lakefront, swim. t.',l 55 511 possible 3rd 7 5 FR icr porch. Cith 5 5Q pit 177.414 site 552.000 LAKE MARY -- Lake Mar, Blvd Office site older bldg 144,119 II lot on corner Terms poSsible Real Istat e HIGH Wt.Yt.'OhiO I LL'PIIDQUIST Peg 'real (sta'e 14'oser .ve'. App.v5.als 372 2295 - '" , ' 'i ivIA (STArE P( REALTOR .1' t A,,' 'i '.arlord ' '" rc'r". 303 321 COIl a"o like morse, use low cost Oassf'ed aIlS tO bu, sell. o' 'rIde range 372 3533 18-Help Wanted MIS PiPS lii 251 - 32 --- Houses Unfurnlshed I 1114 L1 _ '-" '•t ,' ' Yi:Ct 205 cJcaiio I' 'pci", carpet ng sold on g riii, $71.1 'epossessf'd uSed f' mp ba'*nce sa s: tvt (2' -__._ , MILITARY TRANSFER PEN DING- Like new) BR. 2 bath, g.rag,, C hIA, n a carpet, split BR plan, fenced pri,ale ,ard. $74000 ' I 9' ', an elephant 5 Cpe Place ted aa and File tine mon.-, n ,Our wallet , lf[ Li. ¶( L 21 t'.c' ICr Senor C 'lens Doe" & e (ccv'. 315 I'alrnpi: fenced yard a r COfi (St pong, $150 month, fi;st, lash & $50 deposit 371 054.5 I C'ISS - ' 2 ' tSR 3n I pip r,j long, needed .ienns ''awe' apt', _____________________________ - 'or ',alv- 51 (1(1 t,%h'' 3;) 03,2 Ifl 6')) m M Unsworth Realty )At4 "aC I'AU. - lty owner 1973 Da'un 710. 7 DR. white with blue irllerior, 1 sPeed. ll mileage. escellerl colt'on call Rick II 322 1)98 , ConsignrvienIs Accepted Open Daily 'or Browsing ••, • '.1 5 '' ..,I C) F w(, - , .1 Si 7r'.. , - i ',o (lit. 1. 5 , I -''n.'.'' _________________________ VACUUM OWNER MOVED OUT .. feeds t sell this atlractivelp panelled, 3 BR. I bath. Chin large family room Assume low interpst mortgage. 523.500 - COMMUNITY BULL IT Itt BOARDS AWE GREAT. CLASSIF lID ADS ARE EVEN (lETTER in ' VISITOR - .c 322 0779. 641 S340 'nelpensive 'IrA) GARDENS 1503 it. 29th 51 '" special I BR. I talin, kItchen equipped, CH spc span, 570.000 ,_ -- ________ , GENEVA WINTER - i , AI'.can 14.ginh (4e S' a-ge 5I :. ¶i, hi11 I ny. AO"i ca.t 5 b0" .5' ?54 e n ,Oi.i' conlan., S ..It'C% or '5< g'e' T,s', ltAr,Q5 S'AIliEI 21.4' 3'3'd A Sa'tc ' 1)1 1 i 4g4'I Pa Isla', Bncse' TU 13.2I Pa, C' N p"! __ 1140 i'i.a*.'ina a1177 I . ' i''i4c1'.i'i SFAfl'3 - apart-en", srQI, OflS' 9 ,(' C" IL. ' & iv'pa (1(1',' 1, _ ','vcur, Wallets $5 .p C'",. - 5. 'v-p G v.aii',, )ev. ,.,.. , n 01 Pa'. _,Aie : CHARM FROM THE PAST Gracious entrance haIl 3 BR. 7i CR, with 1.74 ft B. 3 BR CS. Su,&nlancl Estates, w Ig I tireplace, 13.1% ft OR Pool, lot, fenced back $130 mo Down trees Owner must sell I has p.a,mt. assume II, r rritg A reduced price to 5,11,000 Mtg bal under $14000 373 19$? ' OP PORT uhf I TV REAL : ._ - _ - . Decorating I a few antiQues wilt ' --" hiI i" Eu RP11 i've CII ti5,p a sale Friday v.enirig Sti 'loaded *ItS 410? of last minute deas Stereo, real "jce d nelt t,p.wrter, all 5(105 of gc.OdeS Surprise for tine 60--OffIce Supplies __________ ________ ' I1arltnecklaces sin -. Tr cP flu, "g nC Tr:, Selling 122 251 ('f)1 9993 & 3 Rh 2 51Cr 1,5", 373 4167 7:30 P.M. ''i;J2t'.2 02 ..S i Toyota Corona 1 aoor A4on A C ,'0 Fi,iI.nt 'in0'g0u' 'a. 2IS 32) 4i72 'r 967 7649 1171 , )t 9(16 Ii ',Vl T T RE .L TY '' ________________ FRIDAY NIGHT ________________________________ balAnce 553 ,'gpv Fu'ura. sold new 'O' 54t pay balance of $735 See a' SAPIrOPOSE i'.''IGCEIIT(u lQ3:) 5!' Santo,d Pi,1 l 9111 -_. - , "''' AUCTION SALE "a .'. ', ' JUSY MAKE PAYMENTS 77 & 73 modelS Call 37) 9970 or 1)1 UOS tDPaiwri 1961 Buick LaSare A C. PS. P B.. new tires, runs good 1430 373 1734. 3770447 ' Banio Plec'rurn with case $950 5"r1cini 7 Zag LAKE MARY- 3 BR.2b,1?h. (HA, tnCt'd, Completely repainted I new Carpet througoout 137.900 "a U'.tr ______________________ yr Old Keller Panic Lke new 5.530 Atter 6 p m 131 nev. 5119 ' DELTONA- 2 AP. 1 bath. com pleicly furnished 170.599 Also BR, t bath. tu'n,thed, $70,599 (vey Ridgewood Arms Apts. ' 377 1177 .Sa" A05 C,," Pr-c,p'e Together . I I I :.[fli.pt • r ac'c - n'.,'r , t,,t"j ( ."t,'' ) 943' Apar1ments Unfurrnshed i• P SAVE 5O0 elegant Spanish. 7 stQry, , en ewc0js,e Mayfair, owelp grounds include guest house, mint condition. Wi 111am Mali ci 0*tk I REAL TOR 322 7993 I..., ______________________________ It Cccu,'' MerCury 73, MarQuis llroogham, 4 DR hard top. 52.000. 373 a129 CHR ISTMAS SPECIAL I I A A 51i( PS 1926. UP I 'i.'.'4l noç A1)( '2' '. '..'i" :. 37) 13a0 Rg"' 5. Sod '.'.s ' ."i'..c''. Pr.,à', ...i rur r (,'.i."i, i,,,, , & Credit Qualifies - WrcPindise !i".m', Ac1,."' If No Money Down -. . i ' - ' n titt "c 59-MusIcal , Pt,j 6.44 f'.. Oeaier 72-Auction - _____________________________ Johnny Walker (,',ic .ous ' t i'n tn 5. " .i , ti '$&t ________________________________ I I Dlii 122 912) ¶J% 72 2)32 ' 29 -Rooms '00',", , BROKERS ' __________________________________ r i St Johns Realty I ocat'ons I ' - '" I 3237832 t. .en 322 1917 322 0617 201 1 SIr' 5! 37? ii., I 5G-Mjscelianeous for Sale ' REALTY I $ P ' .Cu" .so.c' n'n'pnll cc "a,f' a tong i,',t r,,i 'eiprmncq's Claisif,ed ads serve the buying & selling community every day 'J,'ad lute them often_-- 127 III DDEP4 LAKE DRIVE -' 3 BR. lbaths. C H&A. carpeted. 7 car garage. swimming pool 5. tennis courts available, 53)900 ug $ - ItO 014 WEST 23t" ST - *ttn an older home. - ______ 'i'"'" 5--Lost & Found • i ' '' Years Eve, eiperenced couple, contact Jud, at 7233902 I ' LO*do*n mocif-Is to choose tron'. (all Cae Ai'iitePiu.'t 11 F ALT OR 372 ti , , Found White Persian Cat. saCinty of Suniand Estates I .,!' 427, 327 $131 SPACIOUS COUNTRY HOME a acres in Geneva. 4 BR. baths, tamily room. fireplace, , pluS fruit trees. $19,95fl I CRANK CONS'T REALTY REAL TOIlS 5305051 .antorcSlakctron,, 31114 bath upper . 798 5660 904776 6931 after S p m o, 339 ,' BATEMAN F ACED WITH A DRINK INC PROBLEM Perhaps AlOhølit Anonymous Can Help Pficrue 4231917 Write P 0 Bow 121) Satlfora,Florlc,a 32771 -SAL COHOL A F'MOft1 FM 114 vR FAMILY At,, SPION tO. fA"l'i-so? "ends ri r'cn'e" 11'nwer% It' ii,"IbFr rilorrrltiøn call 123 lSI1or write San'I,d Al An0n I A'''Iy C'cv,p P 0 fs. 53) '..v'ctc,d I a 32 I lP LSt'ng REAL OP '. jOriNSR;.CR FRONT HOM5 - t on river. J BW. C H & A, 059.900 119.50u IHA resale fl Academy Manor. 3 BR. 1100. $157 73 P11, 36,0 months •' pct APR '.,ril''l " - liv., I? 9 2927 Tirp(S of figPtirig north bound tratfic tO get borne, and doing tine some sOuth bound to work' Lw, fle.l door tO your work & save your nerv9s I e.pense, alsO I remo',e the yia,a,d nI II,. hinri way Own your o*n "Gm? nere or buy a lakefront lOt & bold your home Io availabI immediately on beautiful 350 acre Lake Mabel I S,J'ioret Fijtn. Sal, 55, Swim in clear tend bottom as. All utttej awaitable Owner 'iii carr, mortgage TelephOne 576 I 2131 anytime ________________________________ Mull ., ,. ' POISSON t,'.tf PIE EMPLOYEES I - ______________________________ 51.11 J HAL COLBERT REALTY, COMM U Nil Y BULLET, N POARDS ARE GREAT (LASSIFIITD AD'. ARE EVEN RI. T IkR - DISNEY WORLD I Accessories I 1v41. uSC rice, fully lS'i' ta eQuipped. 93 op Mercury motor, heavy duty trailer wtpi tires. '74 moctel 321 7557 6 ____________________ LISP Mary 3 1114 ' : Otii ice fomp Under 127.000 with iess tf'an $900 down Government I,i'iit ni ltuI(Syr 323 3711 EiR..l ii -. i,.'CO"?'ii V - Noon The Day Before PublIctjon 4'-'-Personals i4i'4i i 55-Boats & "')'i '.1' #, n'er ..I"'''(S 3)7 liii Ftteli 5 An A of i I on old SR . .. 377 ,.,it ' -- 49-.-CountIy Propei-ty -___ .4ii. , or No Credit It ,ou' crea.' "as been 'eiected if .00 ilrM t iawe a (Sri an ('.4 pm"" or .f yOu re Io..ng fo' a "a or usc-d (4r or tr05 pt 'rI'S cif t iICC n '.jle per in' CO'S fo you (all P -' 71-Antiques UNCLUT TER YOUR CLOSET Sell those lh'rcs that are luSt taking up Space .kith a wanI ad inthehlerald)fl 2611 or 1)1 9993 -.___ - Good Cretht, Bad Credt rtgages Bought - AU?OS for Sale - Free pinotograpiniic advice from WIEBODT'S CAMERA STORE, 210 S Park Ave. Sanford. 77 SlOt ____________________________ -'- & Soki Buy 5? 'rink I rI459 fed ads oon' eo'v liner, AC'ijidn t be an,' ----Miller ', gocri Used If'lp,iSion And up 2619 Orin,ji Dr . 377 MORTGAGES BOUGHT i SOLD All purchase 1st & 2nd mor 'nJaget at diSCount 21 Hour approval Call $17 1519 ______________________________ r"ONE CALl. STARTS A cIAslrIED AD ON ITS U( 51.11, IF UL THE l4D 'vuMlitli 5 127 7911 WALLACE WALNUT STEREO - 47.A- _________ ('ti', tiiij.,'r )0S 122 IllS Iirower Aso iOiPi A SIERO ACIIFAC.F 10'.".'IP(IAL ---' -- DEADLINES DIVORCI I OII.Y.S try., ijr'Ia.i KIT A ___ Byowner-)8R,2bath,C.HIA, fully carpeted. fully equipPed kitchen, laundry room, 2 car garage. Ig fenced corner lot, Community recreal,on area. 13.500 1 assume mortgage. 130 Hidden Lake Dr. Sanford, 323 $171 IdylIwilde. 104 Brentwoed Dr BR, 2 bath. pool home 3 yrs Old Sunken living room. with finipiace. tarnily room. Dining room. screen porch, fenced yard. fruit trees Was 162.000 Reduced to 194.900 Owner- 323 4O Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 I a 41-Houses to 68-Wanted Brand rye r'$t n i, aaa,, soic ')fQriallv $109 pay balance 57) 00 996 I2.' ri A ,CsCrv •s ., "-i' '(J MWE I-UN ADS READ I USE THEM OFTEN YOo'ii LIVE THE RESULTS __________________ _____ Legal Notice 53-TV. RadIo Stereo CORNER,SmIII office Low down. $730 mo approw CAner Orlando. $4) iota (we IDEAS Thursday, Dec. 23, I577- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 46-Commercial Property * I ________________________________ t1 30 CARTER COUNTRY 1000 (It EMERGENCY ONE (R) i') (ID THE WAL TONS 14 7 2 4 members of the National Theater foe the Deal at the Eugene 0 NeilI Memorial Theater. tCrfOId. Conn jdhit 7 00 CLUB . 4 c.noi 8 00 C' 30 oc NEWS cuts rws 6 uypy AFFAJH 7 OVER EASY 9 ".RC NEWS 24 i i:'l'.[t I THOMAS REYE YRERS Adolph Hitler Part tAO IR) 6 s)'a r.dS Dylan Thomas a cIasac Christmas poem. s'• multaneously performed by THE MATCH GAME BURNETT SHOW Guest Carl Reiner (.1) OUT THE DOOR J& THE ROOKIES EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA REPORT .*)LI Tt4fl IN WALES Sir Michael Red- L I1 Evening .1 4' SQUARES ________________ ' 222 $111 Upholstering - - __________ :., T[RA' ',)U'.,14('.,o '.'A• ''il, '- :.p) . t'i. ' 14' , ', T List Your Business.,,DiQI 322-2611 or 1'' ' ' ,, 831-99931 51 �46—.Ev.nlng Herald. Sanford, FL Thursday, Dec. 22, $77 by Chic BLON DIE - \ WERE GON N A (uvE SPENT A1oup! ( BE LATE 1)fl1E PARTY' • '-- FIING4,tJR r -, I '. FA '•• ' , MV FACE WAS READV FIVE MiLJ15') ) Youna (I CANT ELPtTICUMCE —t I5WILLI'4GTD SETTLE 't 0Q SO LITTLE' / i 53 Sneakiest 55 Tantalized Rum I Threw away I 7 Gone for rids S6 A's of now (2 . L 13 Hold out d*) 0 1101 II Orange and 57 Prison dweller • PHI black bird 5$ Traps IS Puts on 16 Yugoslav ViVS DOWN C J A .L_.iL...Mi I7Babys . plaything 1 Remainder ' 1$ Animal 2 Word of 1!?IT_MUG enclosure division AN 11X111T CLUI ,r 4g (\o)l Answer to Previous Puzzle 50 Shoulder (Fr) ACROSS I ko ___ ____ by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY ____ 20 Radiation 3 Normandy U_K _I N_I _L _1 0_1 _1 _$ measure invasion day _, , (ebb,) 4 Made hole 21 Authoritative 43 Abcminable 21 City in 5 Upright command Georgia 8 Desalinate sno*man 24 Hairy clothing 7 Lemming 25 Soviet Union 44 Ajar 27 Tallied 8 George Gersh. (abbe) 45 Madame 31 Egyptian deity wins brother 26 Actress Gem (cont) 32 Think 9 Noise 28 Italian island 33 Fall flower 10 Sullen 47 N i gh 29 Baseb.ler 35 God 11 Island near 4$ This Slaughter 36 Less valuable Corsica 30 Strike out 49 Summers (Fe) 40 Snout 12 Want (abbr) SI National 41 Unnamed 19 Accounting 34 Greek letter person agency (abbe ) monogram 37 Hamper 43 Day (Heb) 21 Estimate 52 Permit 38 Long fish 46 Engage in 22 Chinese 54 Mountain near 39 Bakes sport philosophy ancient Troy 47 By birth 42 Modern fabric 23 Lofty (Sp) F2 6 r 1 I 7 _9 UP 16 1 23 21 BEEN EL ICU c) IIlI mono BEENE Is Is HOME Boom II 42 I 4__44 _45 _46 _47 1 48 51 by Bob Montana ARCHIE ES ,.._:S - GOSS PyLLZE5 BE c.' ! . 54 53 OROSCOPE . 1 EEK & MEEK 1!M f46 cw PRISCILLA'S POP ;,• POP YOUR REFT CARP YET? ACK CF WORK OUT SOME- THING 10 SOFTEN / get It. II.a(I,1 r•I..d stamped r envelope iO ji. wuj, R I adi o ijul Box ian N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify ('ifu ' your birth sign. n i 14kv \Thi•n._ by StofàijjmhI . during .i ilru 'arch in the early morning hours of •ltih 21 at l(&'ese's 519 Oak St li.iiiie' fliursda founi - GEMINI May-June 2O There will be plenty of activity around ,... Iii(' . I. hi - ' I) ' we didn't find out about," Music said. He added: "Assistant State Attorney Ralph Eriksson cross examined Reese for a very short time, and the questions he asked were almust the same auestions the defense attorney asked him. an ariiied man kicking open his door. Reese then fired in self-protection, he testified, Reese denied hearing an of the shouted identification.s Thunia snrl .i - • . - I: It sT 4 4 I -, ' ..1 - ' 4 4 ne round , s- 4 - . . . ' 't ' VIel ".nrth . 1 1 - ( - ' making just prior to Thuma's kicking in the 1 Reese remains charged feel with possession of a con. lt't's had knowledge of who it was entering the residence in the daik on both charges the jurors felt they did what was best so that j ustice was served." Thwna, meanwhile, IS undergoing tht'rap> to learn to operate ' tLh4,4,i,4,',,. t,....,..L.. iIiiiU SUU. and will pro ba bly never walk again Thuma . -. - Is trolled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia in connection with items seized during the drug raid at the tune of the shooting. Thuma, 29, noted that he familiar with the criminal justice system and said "I knew it could go either way," --- Reese is next scheduled - - ru appear in court in connection with charges Tuesday , Thunia's wife, Jayne, - - C . JOHN -f)-1 ItF'FSF' the ' , . - ' Found innocent - 4 ' driver, (luen, also has been charged with o peratin g a . . . - 1' ... ' • ,. ' . 'I sbf'lore ' ' Rine> and iluer, were' being interrogated about the burglary of a Winter Park residence and the Shop-&-Go convenicc store in Orlando on FTU Boulevard near Route 50. Re said the suspects probably would be placed in Count) law officials' custody today after Orange mint> questioning. Capshaw also indicated that the two suspects only recently had been released from Orange County Jail for burglar>. Several iIiue vehicles from the Sem inole Sheriff's office, Winter l'ark police department and Florida High. was Patrol converged at th e 1-4 scene dur in g the morning rush hour Among the t'mn found in the tr un k of the seized auto. beside's the Mint coins presumed stolen from a coin collector in Winter Parki, were cigarettes, walkie-talkies radios, and a large duffle bag of goods. Title car was being inventoried at R atliff & Son Wrecker Service, Sanford, n3rrng. . I know they have their Christmas presen ts," one lawman observed at the scene.— NORM OSHRIN vehicle with a suspended license and speeding. While questioning the two Tart said he found six Shop & Go money orders for $150 apiece in the front of the auto. Later a Colt-'45 revolver was found under the glove compartment — the exact spot pinpoin t ed by aonty for Trooper Phil Dixon of the f)elaiid F'h(i' tic.'!quarters, the trooper said. According to Seminole Sheriff Sgt. Jerry Capshaw, •, ' ' 7 '4 . P / . of trump .,aaeuhhhI" ri_ -' S.. . . '4 South Fit . •. . i , 44 A Minnesota reader Aanl% notrunip Aith As Reese points out, the commonest reason for riot laying trump% Immediately ~ that you want to ruff solile of your losers if) cluiIII11%. After this hint it is ea'sy to See that South should riot "Ps until he has done somet hi ng two small dianion(Is in hi% 4~, -6 fit, points and Can he' afford (ni' round of trumps" No, although it is not too easy to Set' whs he can't West holds the first trick with his jack of +K I- out we have 16 high cards and stoppe'r' , all four suits The ansAer is a resound. Ing -no" When you ha%v any singleton. the chancus are so good that you should play Ina suit that )-oil should always start with a suit bid T his ue the r i ght opening iS 't , 'i' diii I '•II i(i'Ili'O 4'' , (f i,l ,..• € . ' • Fill' TROOPERS 'I WUEI. TART I It (.l..%I)!I-t'X . . Hf d P1114106 My T@Fnrmv V,nc"11 LKFT .-%NI) LARRY KEVIN CIA'I-:N -•-- it ----==-_—----------_ — ' '.'( . Ni one diamond " - -• -- .' - - I.i-:F: I(ONF:y - . — W. ' I -'•.'.'." hearts and''.-" - - . iiln,'r.itili' F.ael Dealer l"r - tilt through a partnership situation. Devote as much time s ( Nov. , SA You're very enthusiastic today. ou 21) A friend may come w you Your Ideas inspire others. advice today and he couldn t for TAURUS (April 20-May Today you could make &n an have picked a better person. out of accumulation. If there's You'll guide him to answers he anything tobegalnedbyhavtng couldn 't have fo und himself, .' . i n ru(fng ha. nuirrils After he had ruff,il his last diamond he would have had no way to get ti his hand to draw trumps lie would try a heart and West would get to make his jack of rumps darting 4\ Amy Into the ' . , , reportedly added. "°". Two O-year-o1d sus pect s were being questioned at the Seminole County Sheriff's Department today in connection with Th ursday evening bur glaries in Wint er Park a nd Orlando. contraband, including sex bags of coins m arked "$50 U.S. M was in the of the car It all began at 6:50 this morning when Trooper Marcel Tart of the Deland Florida Highway Patrol headquarters stopped the pair's car for speeding on 1-4 near the MonroeUS. 17-92 exit to Sanford. Th e s us pe ct s were identified as Larry Ike Honey of Winter Park and Kevin Clucn of Jacksonville. They have been charged with possession of stolen property. Th e ' ruffs - a diamond; ruffss heart to get back to his hand; rufls his la st diamnonil, leads dununs s 10 of rut1ips, i)vt'rt.ikCS, trumps afli Se fl Ui ( . two of his three clubs Suppose he had Ied ust $ I .'.I if,,,,l decide Ahether ' continues South his ace of diamonds. 1,11i 1.-si Prosecutors said the jury to attended all (our days of the trial and left the courtroom sobbing quietly after the verdict was announced at 5:30 pm. fliursdsy. Thurna told reportershe was disappointed in the verdict from his point of view as victim, but i , . •, ,,ffi,'.'r "" testified from a hospital stretcher in the courtrm on the lriil'c cpennd day Ri'es(' tctifietl he w as Trunkload Of Goods Se ozed In Soeeai ng ar . - 4 ci','nn,l - en .iiiiI IlI4TlI i riflaflcrai Financial gin is pro a SPIDER-MAN had charge' in the shooting - aggravated battery 'yiiitiiid l.cter Rocker, eneva, one of the lurors said today" we' weighed the evidence as well as we could, and Iii Us there was never any substantial evidence brought up by the claimed that he only sa%% itiir -- WIN AT BRIDGE I urself ttYdalso cut yo ARIES (March 21-April 19 %ere a lot of things Jurors, - , iotu no oern'r unoite' because there wasn't enough t'virlenci.' for a guiIt> vreliut fl• two were tIielIlbCIs if a five'-man, one-woman tmii'l t ha t it on the trial if John Adam Reese, atCuStl of shooting officer Terry M. Thumna, 29, ,• ________________________________________________________ ' VIRGO (Aug. (Jan.-Feb. 19) 1AHRA (SW. 23.0d. 231 Public relations is a field where you can shine today. Anyone Although you're in the midst of who needs to get a message a crowd today, you'll single out to give mot of certain across would be wise to call on ayour atte ntion' to You have PISCES (Ftb. 20-March 20) much in common to disicussi. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Get those deals wrapped up today. You're an extra-good Someone you know quite well closer. It wW be to Your lad- has a good thing going. There's way you can help this party vantage to put the clincher in wherever you can. awakt'n&'il onI when a pet dog climbed into his bed Just before' th' 2 a iii. shooting Reest"'lot guilt), of it second "There was nobody cl-se's word we co ul d take but Reee's, because the state's attorney did not i' to catch him in a lie of any kind," Music said. Reese took the stand in his own defense and The Tilt, Springs man innocent of attempted murder in the shooting of • ihiil wnmPn who took- estrogen - h' for three' hours at the conclus ion of the four-day trial also found prosecution. "Wejust weighed the evidence and we brought '.; hat was, as nearly as I could judge, a lair ver• diii." John Music, I4ongwood, another Juror, agreed: of th e sis hii - and enerRY to it as you can. AQUARIUS BUGS BUNNY 977 will be bright and have cx- promptu part>' business good tremely CANCER (June 21-July 22i Judgment. Don" ask directly if there's CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. something you want from 19) Solving the human equation "her today. Try to arrange it comes easy at work today, so the owner feels that he You're very Ind ustrious, and originated the Idea. brainstorming another's lEO (J ul y 23-Aug. 22)— The problems is your bag. Like to reason you gain admiration f ind out more of what lies ahead today is that you are fair in your for you? Send for your copy of dealings, even though you're AstroGraph Letter by mailing operating from a position of 50 cents for each and a long, strength and needn't be fair a4 THE BLOW ,,gø.l fficer's S hooting 'o1'rAliR1%llA.s lli'rald Staff Writer °' depends entirely onthetypeof therapyaftcrsLflh1Cal cancer. To Illustrate the point, of the ovaries with a female hormones are useful in hysterectomy li ved longer and the treatment of cancer of the felt better than wome who did prostate that has spread beyond not take hormones. In both gland itself, but may speed groups, of course, cancer of the It uterus was not aid,r,aAtio tip the spread of breast cce u 5U1ct' IiV'I'' i pres'ame coat your RiWW K'I' tumor was either beni, and uterus he nce no further treatment, or Why did th es e women do it is a type of tumor not affected better r eceiving female hermnones7 The big fa ct or was that by hormones. you'll get involved in a You toda y becaus e of your profitable joint venture ability to get things moving. comIng year. Yo ur counterpart You might generate an - _ "PASTING IT ON THE B A GET-WELL CARP! (1M TRYING 1 Sanford, Florida Flori 32771—Price 10 Cenfc Jurors: Whyfend Deant Found Not Guilty something, you II linda way to very this by Al Vermeer - December There's a st rong likelihood v PIP -YM SHOW ay, Dec. 23, IW7 by Howie Schneider ( iday, Fr r, YOUR BIRTHDAY W hnutrI h4. hnrnnnn ,,__ O women from lung cancer. So, women should know that in certain cass, female hormones may increase the risk o cancer, but In many other cases, it Some women produce adequate amounts of female hormones decreases the risk of man y from the adrenal gland tits common cancers and may cortex) and do not require increase a woman's chances for hormone replacement, but only a longer and heal th y life. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL C!3,1917 Lomb replacement therapy prevents hot flashes and other changes attribut ed to the menopause and pt menopa usa l phase. H Ilk 70th Year, No. 107—Friday 4 other sources after the breast cancer). There is ce that gef menopause,or ter the va have been surgically removed, hormones may help protect , r Dr. low on female hormones from group a slight increase ' _________________ F Fo DEAR DR. LAMB — One of your columns about the menopause and Premarin raised some questions for me. years ago, About kidney r'noved for kidney cancer, no treatments or medication for cancer. Since — then, I had a total h'sterectomy, but not for cancer, and I take Premarin daily, three an examination by your doctor weeks on and one week off. lam can establish the need 0 lack 0f need for replacement hor40 years old. As a cancer patient and not mones. Female and male hormones having a uterus, just what is Prenarin doing for me' Since I have a general effect on the don't have a uterus, the lining body beyond the primary sei can't grow from hormone organs. That includes such stimulation nor sluff off when things as affecting hair growth the hormones are stowed for a and distribution, muscular week, so what does it do' Is it strength, perhaps the retention necessar y to take it and how of calcium in the bo nes, and some cases, the tendency to does it act without a uterus' DEAR HEADER — You have a high or low c holest erol should discuss this with our level. You may be interested to doctor in relation to your previous cancer. The decision know that a very good study at Premarin as other female these women had a lower rate hormones does act on the of heart attacks, strokes, and a uterus, but that is only a small decreased rate of cancer deaths part of its action. If a woman is front all cancers but within the 55 L 57 TE L' S SPROCKET CES .E I 52 Raises Questions 2 MENNINUE II•.0 / ARJ 2o __________ _H Is ' '_ by Art Sansom jiir M1 W 11 14 115 THE BORN LOSER tO Effects Of Hormones by Stan Lee and John Romlia TH(H)PEIL P1111, DIXON. I)EI'lTY I) ('lIE('K t'NC ) VF:REI) (uN . . 'lD Sl1'I'hl .. CHRISTMAS ., oxAY! so FRANK AND ERNEST -TAN E • by Bob Thaves " ' I 4JT'iN THE - FRANa' tad ERNEST fO LtTTi'iG OF f,TfA FUNiTRC LJ - C —.-----_---.-_-_. . •, . -, - \ \ V I ' - - - . • CH EER. lot - , '- . . 3 . ii I • I . . ' CU PUNCTURE -. OWANN tel. : - ,. kIi WAy" TO PO , — HI,AC.ANy1HIN&\ '\ / XCITIN& W1IILE I WAS / V (Wfl.WIE #CK \1HEGtJ1CH1 ,1 ( HAPPEN ) . , . ' accident, according to sCh,)Ol officials , ;111(1 then Fell and re-injured his legs. With the help of leather .nthoiis (romiiak and anon mous 4 by Garry Trudeau ----- by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS .. — DOONESBURY .11 011111 QP - 41 -— '( ~AU I MMCA IM ffVY IM ('lassinait's of Ti'rr Sum mt'rsill. III, filth grad.' st U(leflt at l.otigw iiiiil FIeIII('Iltar% Sehisil, presented him with a giant (hristm1is tint and iwo I hanni I cit izens haII(i radio units so he can talk with his parents "hilt' he Is in the hospital. '('errs was injured earlier this S car in a dirt-hik.' 1 - - - donors, his classmates ('I)IIect.'d the lflOhIl' to 4'L •. Writ ' urisimnas ifllO a sp.'c'iaI sharing unit' for 'lerr and his lamils. 'ie\ . - ________ ______ - . -. IJ7,W CF AE llit AM W44W,! MW 9%11" MW Iffi i4 (.p 0 11 I - Herald pliete by Ystis Netsel Today Around The Clock Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial Dear Abby I-A Iloroecopir 4.8 l•H 4-8 4.8 4-A I-H Hospital Obituaries ()U PUS EI.VF'.S Sport.s Telc1sIon Weather 4-B 2-A 3-A 1-B S-A 2.8 3-A .-'...... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1977 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 22, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 22, 1977. 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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 22, 1977; <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/61df70055ebf9b10a034aa7a95fd5a8e.pdf 34fa3b8bdfb11c543a61d7f8a28538de PDF Text Text 4 11 - - T 4B— Eveni ng Herald. Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. la. 917 1 - I - -. I I \c_E - r i e, 11"', I 1 I- I Golf $hout iTEy RAD EVCANT) GES$ \ IZI i -% -,4 ,-' '- - / : - - I, 1)j ~ ! C by Mort Walker P C' M _. I h— IF ,C L IKE TlS 0ER E . , CUT k-.__ '>~ 1, - ON _?~ ~3 i' C " _______ "I ~ I I , - 7. I 2 __ c- - — . - I / ~ i~,N .^ ,- . '.G —— I / I .,, e \ %I, C~ • — — — __________ - 57 SA ,ITTARI ,ij ' / \ • i''i'i L ' I II L._.._J - — I r A" L) L-3 , I . I,_a' I V itia> find that ' ' - LEO --------.-" :1% .:---j I — .0, vw;..., I BUGS BUNNY by Sioffel & Heimdahl T"6 7CN TRUC K 6 A - "YA L-'N 'STONAP Ltsl (X -1r CkRIST'T'stu5 ITEM IT eEAT IT' Wil'H S'yL\.,'E5TR A HAMIMER ... - -- I AP,&ILUTE L'y' LNBREAKADLE! APEX TOY CO ~ HE "E ,AW FUN.? Ps.%INt) i I •'---i '' - - s I &' - j '11, -' , _ `II, by not poking your nose into situatiorts where you're not SCORPIO (Oct.24-Nov. 221 sehereb'i you are going to get Before undertaking a new do-it something for nothing. wont be yourself projects where you .Someone might but it have to invest in tools or materials. be sure it isn'l J ust ARILS rMarch 21 April 191 a passing cost ly fancy i J \C 'A"10 I riairi.i 2 -I /i1 /i r' ti 14A - by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST I Op I - * -. . nt 'is sp'ipe r The eyes can be protected WIN - E ____ things see had in fourth fifth sixth E STUDI-:NT No We were just tol,I reason they were unable to gIst sou the res1e you think you should base had '''• Voer" 't ST!ET TF'.ev ut t to hi. ni' sO of ir'ij I I r U a ci ko that t hi n gs like checks ou1rl hi rn fli' test t,,\(, HERALD:officials at the prepare d a pac kage of counts school offices r • r material (or teachers to use in res testing students for the test They did not know exact questions. txfl thes did knost the kind iii material that went into it STUDENT Tllefl! `i,%&S vne thing reviewed in school for the test thi same thhg Box 1iOiIy Station, • . 155 \ork INLY ONE I K40W A D PRIN65 UH ... WISP FUIS. 40 I i " i _______ 1 \1 I K I ' V 'A t:s,T 4 In ' ' 4 l • It III 1),var Santa. i e(L'l, (I f I,i)%e.S:tn!a Dear Th.s,'i...Ir fl asetniedto be good boy I lease bring on.II I C HI I o11 'uS I h.' t >0 d rtand 'nnlers Hsct Inn Stri hi.) Ar stron an \tu:eter , 5% ilkie 1 tikie surprises and tseo i re t 'is I (L41ZIfl. . " Chr6linia'%. That is quite a long list. but I will tr) to bring , - , \J, . . t_-;l " '1 ,''-- .I "I . .ki ~ _ 4 .. __-• .'• . .' ' i 1 ;, :".' '•' "is. I ` -( . I , I, " ~. i : ; -?I I I .. ~._ I'M . ;_~~ -.. ,r _1.1:,.,.,~. i. I _...__ - - I 1. . ••. • : 1 \,, - 1 'is tnt ati 0 no Vt bit louse -'ilet i >o>u " 'c Lost t)a'iid Los ett ' m , . At (7hri.sUims I ,Atli not be horne. I will w it', ill% grand- A.;. . . , ,, t- I t)ear l)'is itt i mrents in Tipton Indian m Thank you for your letter. Rudolph is shining his nose 5K I iu 9 5 '•" 11)5 r, Santa - 0, - aver ssues 0 Plea To He Pa m N i' I'j',' o ' 1111, , 14 ,_ ~ aims - y _.~-`t.. - --.,~-.1 I r'.. , a ti ° question may be a close ,,if, since in general, a ant played b) a defender if (itHere is a hand written for Inched from the hand with the American Bridge Teach and field so that partner IM11% quarteris by teacher have seen its face iumner Cotzin ' In other cases a card i~ Sumner tells of his Own discomfiture by ont of his definitely pi'*y ul 'is to n placed face up on the tal)Ir Pupil' As %ou can see cor. even though the man pla% m4 rect. normal pla) will bring in th e slam south's hi , it as kept his hand on it III AW411 it I '-To 141 111\1 k'.-Pld) Is to Pla)- West for the queen of lubs we% and 1 ist curtains for file t j 's, ' ,) • t".. locople .sitting In tit(, rtioin %lthio hall large. unpaid u.I inns There are seven people who have ~atllvred cniplo%tc- ,,!_,! tht. distribution of pll-I.:t irds sts Out to prt 'ivuri into dolialmi: toil that ins invttuni. h'm'ie been plas ed ii. to It School SuMintendent William P Layer took thern advantage of the annual Chri.stnias luncheon of the school district empl oyees to-pass the hat" on behalf of employees who have (AIntributiorts thv~ na0it %kish to make on behalf of ot he r t't mploy cc s ,trlctl~ voluntar% ." unpaid insurance claims pull iiiiine 5 It Is it d.ifficuIt thlillZ If, sternining front the failure of Old Stvurtties Insuranco s' I)OLket ,Ahen )ou art, riot going to benefit," Lafier (t)pay told the group but 1v'ultr 1 Lap~ er repeated]% told t tit- out tuf out that there were at Ica-st .re, P C a-, j.qq no i Now let's scc what hap- penud to Sumner %ou ~kould rather be vi ,i position of IxAng able 10 give to be Ip thers or en the position of needing to tl tutu of $5 000 or more recvi'i this nones fl'ere Layer said. ''and the highest medical claim we h a v e been dbk to find so far is for 12:,1 000 in unpaid bills for a teacher ,Aho dit-A if u tin-er After citing those parti(iilar figures, IAyer told Ui t,tt)U) all 'iOU have to 41 Is atik %ourself Miether is not one of %wi in the roorn who would riot rathrr give than rece i'ic in this situation.- he .Qid The pledge .ard.s pa-ocd out he lisi r tuthonmz . pagoll dt-ductions. %%ill, the donor ,tllo%t, d to s)t uifs lion triut Ii he wishes to g;--c La ~ er ,Lig9v:,l,A that an)(one ,All,, culaid 41 sk, should tr% to ise S p.. r payd a y on the 10 pii%dii\s between Jainu.ar) md June of 1978 -The money is tax dedut-tible, so if you need a ut duttwn for this star gust us a personal check.Laver said, -and if %uu net 0 oft tur m st sear tIn n jot Ko tAith the pa%roll deduction '' k"11"I"Itud at about half a nallio,i dollars, and that tI ri. is no seas se can ral.spe all of it. bLt '"C can at !Iivas t get some mones to the people who are reall% . in li-ed " 1 ht aIII0u* n1 Ili unpaid clauns L.s unpaid c lainus io,trict officials, but I.j%cr's hopie is that the committee 'is hich will cimtrol the funds collitIcted soluntanuls still named laser said Is ul1Ls (its Mo stu'ut into Bank of Seminole Sanford See urit t rtceivurship on (X-t. 17 %leitical, dental. and life ,Aho,Aillact a.-; cu.st(xlia:i ,4 r Irt dainus ire in . ' ,.;f. . . is ts c ntu m .1 ,:.Unt-% ,Aould be rep1w , , .- , t . # . tP'r "up. u ii l IF YOU P4EV ' a - - 4 pp , THANK - YOU I - `w""""""" :-l•. -- -I -- - I 90hW F0R ~ - - fl . -. Seminole lligh Schilitiol I A , .. Iertained (it(- cus- - ITTO M43 mg aFfVVMY 1AW AW 7W OAV \ S4Y fl441 4T L,Il7ie : I MwAw pn*wy KA" M* V AM 7h4N 4a . ! - - _. .. . the support - Count%'I, t,I*orlt1lllIk' d o,Allturn, Is provide housing for about .4fict.-Ills of Florida Land ('to . , stflt'rS o f the tieveiupmnent -1 Hand members have ,r 42 E] ... I , 1, —4[ - :; ~app ,1 - ___ - --- ----- --------- ----------- - - --- -------- --- ----------- - --- -- --- - -- .--- - - --- - -- ---- --- - --- ---- - - ".-It- ;t.-, . _'% -...I ~; .C. .fi'itz.J(, I .1-, .-,,' t,.,7- ,i c':. - - 1 1 Ill -IL, "'N!'.1, _..%f _ 1 ~,Nllk-P , ..j+l,IA,r,: .~, : . .-. , 0 I , * 'I", - ,- _-.:.-t-';90 r .. .0 . . I.a-' . ' fo - - ,- I 0' - 0 ---- Itt! hems tia. t,utket ,n,jjs'u'u hose th.m t ' (;rccn%4oLxi I.ikes I.% t,ein,, built as a planned ~;:iit to 70 a' - I ' - r:-- .- - See STALLF111, Page 1% Today - --- Bridge alendar the od-Lake Comics r;:eibo0 ad Crossword Editorial I)i'ar .Shhs (-4 hospital Obituaries 4-C Ot" ME 'I'S 4.( 7-8-A Telrsiston V. rather l-( A S IS 1-3-11 5_ 11 3- 5 , •- .- . - well abuse ''I rxrctnt I , -------- Florida Land has applied to St'nnnolt' Liunty to 'utxjiviijt' Mii~. said Jim Clari. the commission approves the compam's "cc prtsiderit. - Our subdividing. the compan) ,Atli inarke6wa.nal) sis division has -d that ,Aithin the next allow new home construction of 60 Wine lots in the 1140,WWSW I S ,: ,4, :- rate of occupairicy for n,,_,lu fiill,.Il% honics In the ( ou;i!~ ,, unincorporated Seminole ('tiiuit 'IThe ulest'inprnt-mut IS ------------------------------------------ Clark %aid h:!, , , n;:,i~ two parcels tit the developiiient 's norlhiA estern seclor into b' lots Once the counts south of Lake 'tars Boulevard. between Lake F moma Road t'ii ____ ____ Clark said the entire prelimular) carth mo%irl4 ::~ development would take 15 anticipittion of wir -L;!~,,,.~-~, f single-famtuuly homes he next . A ar%. which began in the Di.sll,v% hiooll) days of 1917 ion the band in the past % I ear. 7V M /V \ J — restaurant GW4CE ? SHUD OF ov ! 0 A PMMON \ - music in appreciation of .0 - Gets Started Again *4*f- ___~_~__, -7-, I " 'rntkrssmsmain1mccordin.to TeIo,nId's ' Stalled P role nct , L [ i .of 5?5 '4' S _ 4 ' 4 •• .~ 0 . .a." --• ------- ' . . - I`~ ' , , .. _I .: .~'W 9, t* ' Near Lake Mary ',I- .# ' '-' . X.i4k- ." l- , 3 -1 ell"k.". I "' "I ,,,.-"1~-,_ - 6. . 1. 1_isir I I the fund Also on the oommtti & .eill be 'ititit " -~ .!!,Lf'-'._.,-",:, -..k, A' .. - .t I l %ould have %tU be r.t:,.,l and ability to pas said Company, -i'Z 'i!'i 7' .. V -_i.; ::,;~ flit only gu deltue con centrate on doctor and hospital bills at first Include Mini Y Mercer. president of Flagship U S Lisuraicie - •4 _______ PROP OVER I . - ~ . ~-~."'.! , '-- . , . ,I,, , -~h ,Ql ~Oil.11 ,-~,).,-.i-r, (Alwr person not %t,. oric That committee still i ,rrcd after Old Sevurities I as,r said the total --1' S _______ PETERS JOE LOIERTSO44' .a~" I" B~ NIARYLINSHEDDAN Herald StalfI Writer Openin g -' . - derleadanaccagainsta suit contract and to take act , Both vulnerable ,- ''-. - I hope you are being a good bus. hoot forget to hang up s our steu kinj. on ( hntstm iv F 'it 'iur friend. ('h ad Wirtir Springs •' -, .-~a . .;~ #.,a 1 ~ X. - ,, -",.: , it , A," !, 1~ ) "... , ( I ,* . . ( '"v,, ' " ~,~ -.1" '1 % .. - v laos & T in a 11)5 -At Winter Spnnge Dcar Tina. I stas glad toget .tiout noteandwill trto . tit bring )ou %hat .%(to asked for. I- -_ 1, 'iJ/_ '"l' l)rgs S"111011ing ~411J will enjo%. Dear Julie dioritinu11thi'iit1 The taught me never to ur a I I ') I 4I i Ih ar 'siki Thank sou for letting me know what you would like' for 1 will leave srIme cookies and ii;ilk for .%,ju . I ," :~ ca rrots for sour reindeer - ", Chrl%tmas. Sometimes Santa gets prett) confused tning Sihi Branson . Suniner ( ongratulatud ttit. pupil on his It id Not Iii seas too outstanifing a Wall V. 'it h ut nnttiin,. Ii, iii me if South did titilil tltiking of clubs West 550011 , Dtar Siuita Claus, Ibis is ,Ahat I %%ant for 0irisinias, I %4ant some ehAhs,miiii I I(F.,l,l,\ do se.mnt the bit, stuffed lamb en F.ckard Z; • -- ~br %ou will get to build a snow man In Indiana, A .Nlrrr% --illite" Christmas to )uu. I,#)% e. H irbie 'urn. m Long and phono tar-I la,t wetk I have treeui a g Would you pie. gist 11 t. thes los 'i Rub-a'dub doily wagon, stroukr babs lied hi clothes and cash reMster . It: %sT 0 hid Thank 'iou for It lUng ne knose sehe re 'iou still be at Dear •' A __- ._,,W- ". - / Santa •f I I 1.,It.* ,%M,r - tt._~~ _- to keep p up stitti all the bo'i s and girls and I don't wan t to ii us ins of them cleaning set. Baby Come Back, Farrah Fa,Acett Make-up ('enter. a piari(. to) chest. sewing. lioll) llobb:e (kvcn, years old. I live at 101 7th St. .Sanford. I go to Kra%t lit Isollege es cry day and study real hard I had a good it 'r4 ii (hi art of (ruflilis Vu I I _________ ' 7II. ;`__: .'-,. "Ill 1. ' Santa I At% c. S;Iilt:i by Garry Trudeau /a I AV OM i*~ ,J~_A 1. If Sec STUDE NTS, Page hous (hrlstmas F se well this year. I been so nice this ~ car flopte I (lid riot bc ~o l %wit for (Ihrvstrna~ A mean, .Santa, do you know %hat' piano and a slereo answtr OK or not. S.wta if )ou ( xril - e me that you can give me sornetine cbt, M% nanic I, Linda Rodrigues, 418 E. 26th St , Sanford I for*got to tull you I want it watch for Christmas Mv . Dear S,Ianta, Ifo% are )our rvindi-cr doing' Andho% I-, Rudoll!i I-,,, I L IJ. f"!;I and continued 'citti thE' (Our What spot 'isoulii 'iou rio Just sehat Surtint r diii 'iou stould 11(u) up seith (ilullilils VA WAS" Mt PACK WILL-d-'ME11 : ) - " - o e lorners at Sanford I A WUMWAS M SIMAWWW A5 " AWNM WS 7HE N i a rt Dear Linda, 111,11rows! I1S • I ssstem be on the test and that mas base been one a JI1(t all Iti rein de er are eating lot,s of car rots and has to ,t I iti shape for the big day . I am pleased )out are doing well in school and are being k°'1girl I still be looking for the snack when Is isit sour I am glad to hear 'iou were a good girl this star and still 'villITli 4 " - 1 ' At, 'A,-,' not preNi*ry F 's I ' l's(, HF RAt I.) Do 'iou feel that the ' :, - r holA to write checks • EVIENING HERALD: Were there ((it). 0 0 0 letters from our younger readers to Santa (I aus and YOU! ____ 1SOL4E VfT 11,, Y. .1 sou found on th e test? STLDE \T \ot tntirly For intanct the) k (ut. lIt iii.'.t"! u :. , on (hi. test thes had different pans of 'I check I' % F \I's(s lii' HAUl And the) wa nted 'iOU to Identify the different parts' STUDENT 'its a nd balancing a checkl,jok 550S ali on the test F F l. HF HAl I) Did sou studs balancing the checkbook In t he dastroom OS part of your studs fur the test' • a _____ This year as in years past the F senink herald funneled Rd rl.•" 11 14 - BRIDGE AT THIIF AVOW! - ., F % F ',I"s(, HERALD: V. hat was your try to bring you something special you still like. WI L.M.- by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS ,I. "Ill A c ne is m common problt 1 Id d 000NESBURY - LUCK? I HOL.IPAVS! SURE FIEFILS __ 111,11111! V111 PTI PAlmER'S -----I SOME MWAP 1. ; I - As MGTP49L'NG PVOf'Y FOR ThE AWNIORE I ffielpap! is _________________________________________ RM111111111MI N 1' TO MY S1N PIP TIllS L WNW or % -%enth grade When you get to lith grade 'iou iun I see tlxsc. things a.ns more ----____ .. - 1C. ___________ 1-1 If ____ M*W students from Seminole Ifigh So hool ll. Problems will be avoided today You may be tempted to keeping your own house in exaggerate )our exploits today order. unbeco m ingl y Be sure the LIBRA Sept 23-Oct 231 The trophies are on the wall before safest course to follow today is telling any fish stories. just to b,e yours PIS(.I.S d'eb 20-Mardi )l al things to all people will not I,00k with a jaundiced eye upon win approval. anything prorksed to you today 5 'r1 sc hool res iest ing for the test OHhlilulut ItlollS 44 /' PULVIRI ' ..~ , ' I \ —7 - ~ pS__,_. 4 i-' I--- ' 1 L CAN JETkY'i SALES I4EE1LICj (t I. I .. .,, C'ESTRt)5? IT 1-kYsV "IIIIII..- SIRII 9 1;: THE 04iLD CAM'T %VRAT'.5 ON si~`E R . \— EXLJSE. hOE V - i M,r- - ssste m Dea r Santa i'.is'o -. R Th talked stdh fist represt rut this e flunkit g bed elevated ,Atli help diministi the sseellmng Sseelling usualls iJuly 23-Aug 221 Occasionally we deprive ourselves of wisdom because we CAPRICORN tDec. 22-Jan, consider the source too humble, 191 Volatile issues where you This could happen to you today Neither is likely to be able to Is ______~ / I eir are h did %our receiloc? S`fUDENT. We spent the fir, 2 f ew w ecks of %alted for his repliell. Here are some of those answered, AQIARILS Jan 20-Feb 19) insited There's enough to do in IIII. 1%`I S that 'There "ere fractions, deciinals, the inctric \ -sh-eping with the head of the (,ondition. Station. N.Y.0019 secrets, but you wont. alter the ot her 's opinion ______ I '5\ ied - out. that aiml morpe, 'The Evening llvrald'-~ "', education reporter Marylin K. Sheddan : .1 Ir-z" T40 Radio City > _" '\ 11 (iii. eSt Fai ho • ar, of W KvF:IN( IIF'ltAlJ)' As e understand ii the test "as designed to Show whether )OU hast the basic, fundamental knowledge so th a t ran neil, writ e a check deal 5511h a banL or go shopping. Si (1* \T In school right oust see itt slucislOb algebra, i,esmttry , end things liki. tha t 'iou knose 'is hat 'is is on the test 'soOt I _.---'-. from fatts-t'holestcrol deposits in ttit arteries I. ii. • i,ht loss from his ths ri YOUT impulsiveness to overrule stUb Cold salt seater cornpre'sse's yOUr logic iseep COOL You're a shade gullible toddv. which could lead to %our undoing. Insist upon verifiable L, •- EVENIN( HERALD: l)o you think you just lost contact Ith the information' .1Ltii.,1 A, flI A .u,t it ztb thdt kind of niatli tnd t n ' tcach as all of it in three or four eeks 'uuu l's G Ill- It %li) Are ou saying that EVENING one reason )OU 'failed the test was becaus e 'i u had just forgotten the math' • . STUDI-.N1 \ es. and 55e dam I have enough time to rt it se the information be fore taking the test F ' F \l'(, Lii ItfilJ) hose much rt sit se . hody that is level % ith or beloiri the heart level. With the head of TAURUS Apr i l 10-Mas Ito. .. - .- 1 Tests -- Literacy , ;" . G I \ our husband complicated today if you permit Their o Os 23 Dcc - "' 5(';-p I e Pric' 711 Crn ?17t cl understanding of what would lx' on th e test? l 11)1 Vi ll * rc told s thtre lii hi •i 'ttiun on mathematics and one . Y ur husband can have There is an infiltration of normal life expectancy if ti t-, sehite cells into the tissues overactive thyroid is controlled behind the eye and this area to normal levels of actIvII% Ill. suited bs sending br your copy conve r sation s 'is itti friends of Astro-(raph Lotter. Mail 0 today-, they'll learn more from cents for each and a long, self' you than you'll learn from addressed stamped envelope iu them, They'll keep their (LM INTO SOCCER' "----?" / r ~,~1, control ——— shuts for others ) - ou could be lips of others rather than your even less skillful Find out to 05511 whom you ri' romantically ('1tN('ER June' 21-July 22' In . COP'S' Ru THAT IN SURE. POP! ——— GEMINI (Ma) 23-June 20t resources you may lease It's healthy to have a good som et hing to be desired today , opinion of you rself but todas in situations where 'iou call the let the praise come from the " _ I - 21t As a manager of your own _j by Al Vermeer wASrF.BACjKEr R ME. WiLL YOU, CARLYLE 7 50 5' 52 - granted or not developed properl), )our gool fortune could elude %ou, RM Sllp,`13~E 5"AL'S PRISCILLA S POP 0 9 - Dec. 1., 1977 This coming year you may have several big opportunities dropped into s- our lap in rapid succession If tho. aretakenfor - b - - nl rrl I 1911 St'riiinu)t' (ount) 'tI4iitflt Li t' ut rR 'ii hit itlun.iI L4O.IOy It t Thru x ui.t i, tht count. 2.323 tkt nU graders I nit d the coiuliuriieation_', half of (lit test, percet1t failed the uialhernatic.s section i I is esse . liii • liii I 4 StUOtOtS I I assin,1iiit• 1e's1 551514 to receive a gradu ition diploma in Jun.. 199 rs. • s t u dents • 55iip OdSe, •inutiI( another r opxrunity to hike the U st next full and one Inoft in the spring of their i nior year of high school Wh it hapx nul Vt by (lid the f uI To find • Readers who want Information oil thi.s problem can send 50 17, 1977 centsmthat long. st. L less tendil for fluid to ac- addressed envelope to Dr An already-sticky situation cumulate beliind the oc By BERNICE BEDE OSOL during llarrib for it tit (- are of this could become even more sleep. YOUR BIRTHDAY - I, - L~~ ll)llIfl1 I, 49 nd UK r ,r,. li overactive th)roiti condition ct ttit (St S Is eq itt Is prote (I - e changes may d pear graduall% after ill,* probleiv O veractive under thyroid spond For Saturday, Dec. J I — 45 HOROSCOPE by Howie Schneider - 1 48 - '. I 11 —7-1 7~ 44 1 143 5 cases re I s . ve ~ ji _____________ - t A uden s ) I ____________________________________________________________ - ,; - - nictabolisin of the tx)th cells v speeder! up so niu(h thJ* t 1AVIght l oss occurs Irritability is also it F lOt h or ft miurt u(tht t1i& iii a tin or •p I hiir hi. • I __ G0APJJ1v16kJr 1! 70 TWE RXIFOJAAWTAUSTS - St e The eye's. they are literally ptLshtsl "T. ~ E K & MEEK s`s`ssI......._.,,,s - 7' — - I ~ , , I-~. 1 .- - CCSS'i. / r ______________________________ _________________________ r 18 . -,, V ill of the signs ss iii ln o prominent bulging of the eyes di sappear once the thyroid & in is tint o )OU are describing activity 15 reduced to nonu ml com pl ica t ions of an os erattis t levels thyroid It is not cltarzs un Surgery i soinetmits (hint I derstoxl and the treatment is overictive thvroiil cases- It is. of not entirely s,itis actor) th hUt stion mliii. s due though in —o.st cover no lit itiiitnt of the yt disurde r user sti rtsl Udi tli.ii. to tict 'itS that concerns 'iou fire. ent Sollie still ha% slight In- thinkine I.% to) treat the 37 46 .&.0 'mE A%AA711.G B4s •-.. I - - t)1 A B RF Alit H 30 31 29 - Ii —— 34 35 56 / -- A. I ) - - out I '' I. i -- ~_ - —— I '\ l-'QE:;9.t: -,_ -- — 28 by Bob Montana _.r E t%C. — — 27 42 1 I 1 ) V I'll " - -"'I "' 'iIIE 1'QEZ7,,QE ~A~' — - 23 33 _.. ARCHIE - - - - . I --- hE — 22 - L.,,___ I L I I - D Even if the lwrson Pilt, + there any kind of operation that could fix his eyes or control his s Ii) I iii -it, II t tin im Ii i I 1 i ii I I 'E, A.,,,,_G - -E , - — 6. I - 16 —— - - I \_ 10 11 9 olit ;uId both --%es bulge way Th , itli loss all Weight overactive thyroid is Ct)flUIi(n hair. lie is extremely irritable. The light lthers his eyes, advantage of 8 !)(S NO - husband's doirtor ,Atli advist, skin Lolor has changed, tits hair isthin nos, and he is losing his 14 - 36 --. 1 - 32 / - - 25 26 - - S op 35 '.ea,l —— -. I 51 Scrutinize 52 Evergreens 55 Ti 7 21 - 0+111~ 50 Cut price deal for ham 3 Cub sCout 9 14_ - 24 _10 La OrtCi b __________________________________ _________________________________ r 3 — THE BORN LOSER 4 7 30 Companion 13 4 I `I I\~ n 4,~ ~ ' N, _______________________ sam9pi 12 L ______ / forerunner ical 70 th at night a n d the)- (10 n eed to protected from light and duM Mv husband is 29 years old, particles with well-fitted sun has gone from 250 pounds to 185. glasses If other fllt'SUflS art sure )our looks terrible, very sickl), his needed, I'm I .. / __~ - _____ Lamb I including his fattier, who died at 50 after six heart attack_si. 25 Beverages 47 Lady 26 Trash srewer 48 Ad 28 Closed car I Macabre 5 CIA tune t 1 I -1 o Y 0 htartattacks rn his liun 45 Nougat 46 oerlect 24 Relinquish 0 X __ ; L t. v) # ,~F 0 whether people with this 16 Idol like sound 37 roposai 38 This ISp) 39 Tenth of a _.- ',,. 4- Ile takes Propylthiouracil and staants 2 22 Spruce 27 Manifes MINUTES '7 AVT ), .1 Dr. N It 5 ft I Chicien 29 Nourish Bring out 34 Become1 THIS MEANS I SPOTTEP THE ICE-CREAM TRUCK ris,sE i I ____-- . 1 00 I 6 ? fl — PEA r P 60 Eye infection Spa n DEAR I)it LAMB husband has an overactive d II' has bulging e es. h IT, ATD • OrY a Thyroid £AN$ o - - Life - venmg K r, ~._7 so - BEETLE BAILEY I A'& 56 Rhea 18 Madrigal ~ ( I IN— k. " (~( , ~ "41 7 1-N.."- T ' ,767.7-i MEN, mountain , (2 wds) AY 58 t" 7 A order Affect L •o, T elevator 14 Armenian Overactive 0eot M 5 it flo 13 Mile flCSflO 54 Marching nl 't It instrument , _ '" I I. - , 4~~e ~ 1 u If f 9 III bred person 49 Bofd 12 Wind 53 Cige of an I _____ I ( — __ Ili • ^ AnsWer to Previous Pullle 46 Next to I II curve ACROSS 42 High way by Chic Young BLONDIE -. " 'i - ' �IB- T, i-cv,nng Hera, Sanford , F). Sunday, Dec. ii. 1977 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Court Appearance Set NATION IN BRIEF Sanford Worker IN BRIEF BY SCOTT AHK All AM.S Fiscal Experts See Healthy Housing Industry C FLORIDA ' IIersld Staff Writer ' Shows Continued Strength Economy; More $$$ Predicted WASHINGTON (UP!) The government's latest batch of economic statistics shows continued strength in the important areas of - A V F TALLAHASSEE UPI) ( Confident Florida's economy is getting healthy again, state fiscal experts have predicted a $240 million grn tI in available funds next year, Department of A dministration, House and St'mi;ite ('('(lilolilists meeting Friday in the ,'i t, , b dflhiU1I ii Decem ut (UI b oir er RU enue stimating Conference. unidu(ad the state will get $729 mill ion more this year than origina liv pr an(I $2 4i) million more in 1978-79 than this this sear, including that windfall housing construction and American's personal income. At the same time, the administration says next year's tax reform legislation will be designed to case some of the burden placed on middle-class taxpayers by the new $227 billion Social Security bill Congress passed Thursday. - . ' -. A Sanford city sewer department employee has bee n summoned to appear in county court Dec. 30 at 9 am. on a charge of improper exhibition of a weapon. -- Thomas Robnson of 5l5' E Eighth St., is ht iluki lie appear on the charge, a firsi degree misdemeanor, which carries a maximw,i one year sentence , ' - ... 'Los t World' Explored Encephalitis Epidemic Seen WASHINGTON(UPI) A television camera lowered down a hole drilled through the quarter-mile-thick Ross Ice Shelf in the Antarctic discovered abundant marine life at the floor of a sea man has never before laid eyes on. It was the first step of an international effort to explore the "lost world" beneath the great sheet of ice believed to have hidden the underlying sea for at least 120,000 years. ()lH.ANI)() - Steelworkers' Strike Ends HIBBING, Minn. ( UPI) The 18,000 steelworkers on Minnesota's Iron Range, their pockets nearly empty with Christmas approaching, celebrated today over the end of a 41 -month strike, the longest major walkout in the union's history. Gov. Rudy Perpich and union officials planned to help the miners and plant workers celebrate at a "Victory Rally" in Hibbing's Memorial Building at noon. UI'l " lxAclitial for a larger outbreak. of (IlMlefilic prolx)rtions. is greater for next sear, I)r. .John Mc(,arrv, director of the Orange ('ountv Health Department. said Fhursda ''We had about 200 cases in 1962. Sinwthirig like this is vcy possible in 1978." M ON(KEY) - BUSINESS According to court files, cases of three men charged Robinson allegedly un1afulls with Felonies have been con- COUNSEL HEARING charged with aggravated Jimmy Hall, 3202 S. Orlando assault and use of a firearm in exhibited a knife, "in a rude, tinued until Monday and Drive, Sanford, is set for a court the commission of a felony in an careless angrs' or threatening 'Iuu sdav. appearance Tu es day at 1:30 alleg ed threat on the lives of manner," on Dec. 9 liennic Jackson, Seminole pm for determination of two Sanford policemen, will be A ccording to the complainant Gardens, 95, counsel. arraigned Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. apartment (' Charles liskin of 901 S. San- charged with first degree Hall is charged with two Nielsen . a Seminole County' ford Ave., the incident occurred murder in (lc T hursday counts of sexual battery and fireman, was treed on personal connection with recognizance on pretrial during a dispute over a clogged shooting death of William Allen, kidnapping sewer lint' at Bo) kin 's hoe reported abduction and release, with the stipulations he sometime Wednesday or m seduled to appear Monday scheduled Robinson allegedly threatened before county Judge Alan rape of an 18-year-old Orlando ay away from his wife and Thursday )m n Dec.1 I Hos ir dunj,, hc ussia,.. r Dickey d 11 t.',r1d t 'irin o own at i.lor. Hall is ji'''l s"'r line. being held in th e firearm-s and rectise counAltamonte springs, Drive, Jackson is being held in the county jail without bond. seling at the Seminole County report ed to deputies the theft of C tSES( ()Tl%t 11) Sniinok County jail without ARRAl(.S1I 'T Mental Health Center a paint sprd)er and ho val ue d In ,ther court action, the bond James Edwin Nielsen Sr. HEIFER KILLED at $)0 from the rear end of a ,t five.rnonttheifer has pickup truck sometime WedL i1 found dtaJ a pasture n es day or Thilrsda). owned b> harry Dietrichs, JEWEI.RYSTOLEN located on SR 46 near Heardall Jerry Lake, 202 Wildash, in Ave The Spr;ngs, reported to ." The 40Ci'.pound heifer as deputies the theft Jewelry 43I apparently as shot with a valued at 11,500 from his home small caliber weapon, and last October. valued at $350, according to the Lake said he hoped the items JIV.sheriff's department would turn up but decided to %10TOR TAKFN report the theft on the advice of Slike Petersen, of 10 Lake tus insurance company, ac. Oa)Ls Blvd. I-iingwood. has cording to reports. 1 Ni reperted the theft o! a 1400 Elazar Gomez Moreno, of 701 k ' outboard motor from his W. Third Street, reported to .1_ .. = backyard, the sheriff'.s Sanford police the theft of a department sai d portable television, change and To outboard motors valued groceries on Thursday. Corn60 together at $2,784 were reported bined value of th e items was stolen fro mn Al l American __________________________________ Marine , the Altamonte Robert e)ch Sandalwood Springs area,according to the Villas apt ('.1 reported to 4 -agoSeminole County Sheriff's Sanford police the loss of $425 in I)epartment cash from a coat pocket while Wayne Prother told deputies he was away from the apartsomeone took the motors from ment between 11 a m and 3:30 the rear lot of the business p.m. T Th-ursday. ' . - Strikers Determined United Press International A dynamited bridge and a fire-gutted coal company building in Kentucky plus tough words from United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller showed the determination of striking coal miners to hold out until their demands are met. In West Virginia, Miller confirmed the Bituminous Coal Operators Association is "hung up on one of the items on the table" at negotiations in Washington. Talks to resolve the 12-day-old strike by 188,000 miners in 22 states were recessed Friday afternoon and will resume Monday at 11 a.m. EST. - - Policemen End Sickout CLEVELAND (UPI) - Police officers in Ohio's largest city ended a two-day sickout Friday night with assurance from the City Council that their union leaders will not be shortchanged In contract negotiations. EwningHcndd Sunday. December ii. 1977-Vol. 70, No. 102 I Pw)lsMd Dilly and Swaday, eul S•tvrliy lad Christmas Day by The $aatiid N.cald, ffic,. ill N. Pre.,cI, Ave., $aafv, Fla. 33111. %.c..d Clan Pesta,. FloridaJun. Monrn. $710; 6 Monffis. $11.30; YN,. Pall at $aøt.,d. "Orvif OiHvsry. $3 cents. 12140 By Miii month. 13 M. 1 Months. $11 30; If 13210 'a .' Conner Sympathizes ... But Milwee Middle Schoo l. ith (tie entire sixth grade taking part. Games. costume judging and typical fond of the period ere enjoyed by all students. (Above) Social Studies teacher, ('arol I"erritto. left, and Mickey Gross put up signs.(flight) Frank Harker and Mickey I :\I.l.',IAS,u.i " -- . ., UI'! .'ommissioner of Agriculture Doyle Conner says his family larm is losing money and that . - • (;ross. . -. - ---1-,-. .. . - . . - farers m are not getting fair treatment from ti federal ' n ment ..' - '' ' f" But Conner said Fridav tie isn't sure if he'd go out on strike with otfier farmers who are protesting low profits. - - - ' - - . h - - - .. - I . .. - Security ur ;AINFSILLE UPI Noralvn and Carey .Jones started their letter-answering ice two years ago when their own children starte( asking ';hs a Claus er wrote Taxes - ,f .. WASHINGTON i UPI) Security bill would Mrs. Jones said Tht'v kept asking why Santa never wrote I hein back, so 'tst' gut the idea from them'' After a trial run of answering letters to Santa from children of relatives and friends, the couple launched North Pole cornmunications last year and wound up mailing 35001 Santa letters YEARS LATER - Here is how the Social affect taxes. The first column shows the year, the second the tax rates in percent. The third shows changes in the "base" that portion of an employee's pay on which the tax is figured. The fourth shows the maximum tax paid by a worker earning more than the base in a given year. Saturday was moving day for Sanford cliv hall employees. Above, workers remove office furniture from the 2-year-old city hall to load onto truck for deliver to new city hall next door. New facility opens Tuesday for - COOKIE Year 1977 1971 1979 1980 1991 19*2 1983 1994 19*5 19*6 19*7 business. Percent 515 py 116,500. 6.05 17,700. 6.13 6.13 22,900. 25,900 6.6.5 29,700, 6.70 31.800 33,900. 31,000. 38,100. 4.0,200. 42,600. 6.70 6.70 7.05 7.15 7.15 'l'Al.LAIIASSEE 111"ll I CU TIES . •1 , has warned 70 families living on reclaimed phosphate land they face an increased danger of lung cancer because of high radiation levels relations, said the radiation concentration can l' reduced to a 1,975 2,131 2271 2,412 2,686 2,874 3,046 circula t ion Specializing in Physical & Speech Therapy lii I'sl' los el lad ies .i r' at KI'inenta r School preparing to bake 3 ,0011 coo k ies for sch ool nest ss et'k. From It-ft. .ini) c kK' kss isv are. l.iial \lar buys, Kath I" let' in an, Ethel D ick. mn *r Man St roust' and Bernie St'hn ilker. The state 1.5*8 OA Silver St ar Rcj DELTONA THERAPY CLINIC IAU1g SS (14)41 ' Tax $965 1,071 1,404 298-5410 Ti _. ,.. Families Warned Of Danger A worker earning less than the base can ligure his Lx in any given year by multiplying his pay by the percent shown and dividing by 100. Orlando Office A RRIVE c hav e three kids, MOVING ... 52 Financing FLOPIjA . nev Sant Instant .. They Answer Santa's Mall Farmers Get Support United Press International Striking farmers picked up support Friday from several farm belt governors, a large Texas meatpacking plant and a Kansas labor group. They were also promised efforts to arrange a meeting between their leaders and President Carter. While picketing continued around the country, Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland Friday told a group of farm belt governors that he would report to Carter, but could not guarantee a meeting between the president and protest leaders. . -. N ledleval l)av has become an annual ('vent at - EVANSVILLE, Ind. (UP!) Tree branches sheared off by the chartered DC-3 that carried University of Evansville basketball team members to their deaths show the pilot was fighting to keep from crashing into a nearby housing development, a federal investigator said. Philip A. Hogue, a member of the National Transportation Safety Board, said the 10. member team Friday discovered the broken branches from two trees at the edge of the Melody Hills subdivision, about a mile from where the plane crashed. " . N i chol) Influenza Strain Reappears Pilot Avoided Homes .'- - - ATLANTA (UP!) Federal health officials are working to develop a vaccine to counter the Far East reappearance of a 30-year-old influenza strain that is a 'distant cousin" of the socalled swine flu. Officials at the national Center for Disease Control said Friday many children and teenagers would have little natural defense against the strain, which caused a major epidemic in this country 30 years ago. ' fur . ill] ClAdeilliC Of St Louis encephalitis could occur state%iiide next summer. "liflid VO$O by Elda Weapons Chnmf:- Faces - mosquito If Sunday, Dec. ii, 1977-3* ,, announces opening at MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING Suite 502, Saxon Blvd. .Jack Gardener. IIRS director of public . Deltona, Florida safe level by increasing air in the homes and taking other pn'.'aut ions a H, reid "''c b, Tom P44'?5y1 AREA DEATHS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 305574•5247 off 4 BILL HO RAN Gramnkow-Gaines Funeral Home, Longwood, is in charge Abe Mrs ('hardy (leo Fleet, 59. of of arrangements I89 .'damns Ave., Sanford, died CURTIS SThINIIAISF.R Thursday in Orlando. A native f Ke. West, she came to ('urtis S4nfIardtnl9&Pfrurn Tha)u.caflI f'redericx I laks, c.,i She ss as a member of Steinhau,ser, 53, of 410 George St Winter Springs, died Fnday F'ir'.t Presbstt'rian Church Sun'isorsincludt' a daughter, lIe as a Baptist and a heavy Mrs Barbara Brad) Ft equipment operator au1rdal', son, Elwell (lark, Survivors include his ssi!e, t I i derdale' two sisters 'airs Carol (' Kenmis of Sanford Barbara, of Winter Springs; ;,nt 'airs .lice Lt't', Mt Gilead, four daughters. Mrs. Patricia brother Thoriias Eden. Lee , Winter Park. Mrs a.m. readings: temperature l'a'miiig s"utht'ast 'ii ''ulh IV \r Orleans, La,, stepmother. I) e b or a h Thompson 67; overnight losis, 64; tip iS mph mu.' titta and te'iiight Sir. Ruth W Eden, Ft. ('acselberry. and Misses Linda )estrrda) 's high, and shifting ta. n.rthss v,.l is; Katherine Victoria iud,'rdait' and four grand and barometric pressure. 30.01: Sumut'is Rain prihahilits So Stcirhauser. both of W inter rdatise humldit 96 per ''nt l)"t 'Iii tuida tiaiiigtii. and Funeral Ilonie is in Springs; three sons. Robert sslnd'e SW at iO mph. Sunda Itict'. Mt. Dora, and Curtis f 'urraiit'niemits Forecast: Y.tosth ('buds Frederick Jr. and Daniel t.aa) and Sunda with a good Oa' lion itt'jth. h ig h I Steinhauser, bo th of Winter (haUl'' of shussers. ('Iraring a.m.. 1 :,. IFS H ~LGII ,6 pin. laa In a Ui Springs: mother, Mrs. Freida and becoming less humid and a 733 p. in. ,Steirthausec, Potomac Heights, I ill . La wrence Larry' little cooler beginning h lair I'iiri ('anasrral' hi gh U'13 864 Spanish \I.s Md., sister, Mrs Anna But' Sunday or Sunda night. fligh n.m. 1:(16 p.m., Iias 6_5, i Ik K 'ithrn 'F'stites nette, La Plata, Md,; brothers, toda% nsaiiiI In the upper 70s. : 15 p.ni. Otto, La Plata, and l)i('k l.osss tonight near 60. hIghs '1 rr,s diet) I-'rid'ir ilaspart' high 6:0! a in Steinhau,ser, lryans Road, Md Sund;n tow 70s. Light winds p. iii., I,s I!::s am . 12:j.' p ni. F lurid.' I lostoted. Orlan o ' and three grandchildren mdis a.' of f'indla) , Ohio, he Ie AMC to ('as'll rrs in 1971 titFuneral Notices ,,"as as a Pr, 'tant nd a member if the Duke Woody l"lrt't Itt'scrr" Post 154 (if Sanford He HA(.)GH. JAMES LAWRENCE ILARRYi M,m,eI 'eerrcrs as retired (toni the U.S Navy Ii' ,j$m% Laeri'r,ce (Larry service. %ears after H,luqh, 64, Cl $64 Spanish Yoss Survivors include his wife, Drive, Lake Klthfyfl Elate. Caa.Seiberry. *ho died Friday, a? Mrs Marie A. [laugh, ro,.da PiosDial. Orlando. *iI ('asselberry: sister, Mrs. Paul beat It am. MOndiy at Taylor, Columbus, Ohio: Grarrio* Ga'nes Funeral Home (h6pPI r-f&mkow (16 flyS brother. Edward Haugh, ur'I'r61 HOmC. 300 W Sm'riôLa Findlay, Ohio: and several II,d lonqeood. .n charge theces and nephews MILS. ('HAILFfl' FLEET Stalled Development Started Again 81 IN ' 0;5 BIRTHS ADMISSIONS Sanford: Janis Calvin Bernard Eisenberg Charlie Hayes Ruby Lee Hunter Alice Mae Jackson Mary E. Jameson Bernice L Masfield Josephine Newsome Claude W. Shoemaker Juanita So uthward Freida L Frank Qgaraniontl, Deltona Ruth aanin, Deltons Sylvia K. Johnson, Deltona Sanford: Gifford & Patricia Fodrie, a baby girl Mark & Barbara Anglin, a baby girl, Lake Mary DISCHARGES Sanf ord: Donald Claude Bezwiechin Thebria DCgUIIS Peter F. Delano Lula C. Gardner Carlos Griffin Joyce A. Hurst William Massey LOS ANGELES (UPI) The 'Hillside Strangler" apparently "One girl told me she heard he ruckus and came out of an killed his 11th victim in a deserted apartment while neighbors apartment nearby. She then went and looked in the window of who heard her terrified screams for help failed to call police, apartment 114, seeing a struggle going on Inside." One resident may have tangled with the 'strangler" however, She said another resident "confronted the man who had just chasing him out of the building and scuffling with him, ni- come out of apartment 114. confirmed reports indicated. "He gave chase and pursued the man down two hallways into - ... Detectives of the three-department "Strangler Task Force" the back where he may have gotten into a scuffle with him." would not comment on the reports. If true they would give Miss Garcia said police had confirmed to her that the resident detectives their best leads to date In the hunt for the rape-killer, reported the scuffle to investigators later, but apparently no one. Including descriptions, called police at the time. Residents of a Hollywood apartment house told reporters they "I heard her screaming for a couple of seconds, then I heard. heard screams of "Don 't kill me" and "Somebody's trying to kill peo pl e naming down the hallways, but in this place, I wasn't me" coming from an apartment where the strangler's latest about to open my door," anot he r unidentifi ed resident said. "1 hear screaming and hollering every night." Herbert D. Patton meet a customer Tuesday night. Two former residents of the same apartment house earlier Cornelius Smith The apartment house manager, Irene Weigel, said several reported that a man had been using the supposedly vacant Eloise Stall worth Thure H. Weber, Deltona residents reported screaming and sounds of a struggle coming apartment 114 off and on for months, slipping into the building Hoadley A. Dominy, Deltona from Aaron R. Watson, Enterprise apartment 114 which Is supposed to be vacant that behind esidents when they opened the outer doors, and r Made 0. Thompson, Orange night enterin g Margaret Gebhardt, DeBVY the apartment through an unlocked patio door. City David G. Monroe, DeBary "At least two people told me they heard high shrill screams," They described him as long haired and mustached, The Twilha J. Barrow, Lake Mary said Carol Garcia, who lives near Barbara L. Anglin, Lake the apartment, "and one of the telephone call to a prostitution service that sent Miss Martin Cajira id.e Puskas to & baby fellows told meheheardsoyn Mary cry out '&menoe's trying okill her fatal rendezvous was traced to a phone booth at a public ' Paul F. Walters. Lake Mary boy, Laood me." - - library In Hollywood. Ire '4' "• , PROUDLY PRESENTS '1 WEATHER ' THE GREATEST FESTIVAL OF BIG BANDS EVER ASSEMBLED ', (' , THE BIG BAND DANCE FESTIVAL , 900, . GUY LOMBARDOS ROYAL CANADIANS , - Tangle With 'Strangler' r , o DECEMBER 11, 1977 f , iContinued From Page IA) adds population to that area good means of anticipating department will provide a back- sandwich the Interstate-4 in. floulevard-lnterstate.4 inter. development," combining willaffect schools, roads, water growth in the area and up for the county fire depart. terchange at lake Mary change would have to be residential and commercial and sewer service and police gradually increasing the serment when it fights fires in the Boulevard. The county, and upgraded eventually. The development to serve the area and fire protection," said vices out there." area." t,ke Mary will work together in a unified manner. A plan for Woody Price, a planner for the G r een w ood Lakes is located to plan For future irn- money for the unprovt'nwnls development of the entire 1,450. county. Francis .lenior, building and "But the population will be zoning adrninLstrator of Lake virtually next door to another provements of Lake Mary will come from the Federal acre site was approved by the government because its an increased a little at a time. The Mary, says Lake Mdry and the planned unit development Boulevard, which Li half in the county commission in 1972. "work known as Heathrow, which will city and half in the uninintergate Interchange,' Price will How will a 12,000-resident small number of homes going in county rovide housing for corporated county area. Jenior said, "and the entire process p development affect the spar- by May won't put a drain on the cooperatively to provide set- eventually said, from preliminary planning to sely po pulated Lake Mary area provision of se rvi ces. Because vi ces to the area. For example. 12,500 to 15,0(X) people on 1,600 the start of construction takes where it is located? e have the closest fire station acres west of Intergate-4. Greenwood takes Is a planned The city and county officials from seven to 10 years We've 'Any development which unit development, we have a to Greenwood Lakes. Our fire The two developments will both said the Lake Mary already begun the process' HOSPITAL NOTES ,0 ,.. •" - WED JAN 18 DANCE 91 ' THE GLEN MILLER ORCHESTRA SAT SAMMY KAYE SAT JAN 28 FEB .i COUNT BASIE SAT FEB 18 CONCERT AND DANCE 91 WOODY HERMAN SAT, FEB 25 STAN KENTON HARRY JAMES SAT MAR 4 CONCERT AND DANCE 91 'I CONCERT AND DANCE 9 1 SAT MAR 11 * ' ' d DANCE 9 1 DANCE 9 1 DANCE 9 1 FREE LIGHTED, EASY IN-OUT PARKING a TICKETS $7.00 EACH - HUNT MONUMEWT C67 SEASON TICKETS AVAILABLE $42 S CALL 787-7016 or 787-30 I' FOR TABLE RESERVATIONS OR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MAIL ORDERS SEND CHECK OR MO TO ACA ENTERTAINMENT WORLD RT ONE. SPRING LAKE OR LEESauRO FLA 32161 FLEET. MRS, CHARITY CLEO services for Mrs ( l eo Fly?, S. 04 1Ki A.y Sanford, *Po dyd ? ucia1ay vs Orlando, will be 6 m MOdaV, of Gramho* - Funeral B.Y.O.B. SETUPS AVAILABLE ("arty , a , @C~m 1.41080`61019 I Lnf?a P4om *et?, Dr Vrg,I Ha, dnf ofic ater'ig C remaI,i 10 fotI* Gcmko'* 'vs Charge . :, .,. ,, :., ' 'a �4A—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dc. is, , Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. lAayoree InmatemJob Program In Jeopard WORLD .1 C BY DONNA Ife Supertankers Collide; ALL SMILES Burning Out Of Control S F PORT ELIZABETh, South Africa (UPI) Two American-owned supertankers involved in one of the largest maritime collisions ever burned out of control today in the middle a sixmile oil slick off the coast of South Africa. Officials said it was a "miracle" that all 84 crewman survived. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17 Casseiber-ry AA, closed, 8 pm., Ascension Lutheran Church Deltona Organ Club, 7:30 p.m., Deltona Christian Church. Leesburg) to work toward hazards and helps the prisoners increasing the state budget for in their rehabilitation correctional institutions to "Dw prisoners can get out provide for more correctional ...' 1.Ip. UI U JO0 Will not be officers, confined at least for a few hours Floyd said that it (tail)' ins i de the 'barbed wire," now that a program involving Floyd said the use of low-risk state' "During the two years the on public work in the program was in effect," Floyd state is being jeopardized said, "the l i ttle Wekiva as because of the lack of adequate cleaned train city limits to city funthng for a s uf ficient nuaiber limits. Thus, the drainage was of correctional officers to improved. The trash was taken sup ervise the prisoners on the from the A.tivri and the em. job. LuN rM.M15 here cleared to lie noted the use of prison facilitate drairge. labor in Altamonte Springs over •'14.st year the Ahole thing the past two years cleaning out was done a tt a in if the program the little Wckiva River aiit its were continued, it could he beaches of trash, debris hOd expanded to include the area all hydrilla has saved taxpayers of along the route of the river and that many more would benefit," he "1ou]d support co ntin ua tion said. Sanford Lodge 27 I($)I' and Seminola Rebekah Lodge 13 dinner netting, 6:30 p vi , 107' Magnolia ..sr ford ....-'. ••• -- . appears - Is it any wonder Santa (Howard Whelchel) is smiling surrounded by pretty elves like (from left) Sue Husho, Sherry Bergeson and Beth Ilormuth. Saturday was the deadline for making arrangements through Sanford Itotaract for Santa and his helpers to make S personal appearances at schools, homes and part Ii's. Begin Going To Cairo? CAIRO, Egypt UPI; Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said today things are moving "very fast" toward a comprehensive Middle East settlement and that Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin will pay two visits to Cairo in the near future. e o riter - A V ENDAR r,^L y t his prog ram anyway could," said Floyd. 1U, mayor said the program Altamonte Springs Mayor 11 beneficial from a monetary Norman Floyd has appealed to standpoint, to Improve the State Rep. Vince Ftchtel ill. environment, decrease flood SANTA IS IN BRIEF PA Sunday, Dec. 10 1911—SA Jewish Singles of Central Florida part). 8 p ii. Jesish Community Center, Maitland. prisoners 10 - Senior Citizens trip to dinner theatre Leave Sanf: Civic Center It: 15 am. Pick up at Leeds, Casst'tb-r: 11:45 - SUNDAY, DECEMBER II ('istmas Paraii. S etaIct 'uiks 'pus , Wekiva Spnngs [toad I RANCH Douglas Gordon. head or Seminole Youth Ranch, checks check presented to ranch by Ra' t)e(roat of the Disabled American Veterans (left, as Duane RECEIPT Harrell, chief sheriff's deputy in Semin9lf' ('ounty and Winter Springs Police comniumty 4 "Things are moving very fast," Sadat told reporters in a briefing at his Giza Palace. %ft)l)A', IWUEMHEII 19 Alt.amontt-South Seminole Ja>eees board, 3N p it . lubhou. Spring Oaks and Slt 13g. \ ('hjef .John (osoruhk (right) share In DI..I Workshop III U ani 7 111 i I! nitcd Mi-ttx)dlst ('hutch. SR 434 and 1-4: 10 It in iiiA 11(1,11, Stetson l'niversit) Carlton Union l3uildin. l)eijn1 Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. Sanford AA, 8 p us., 1201 W. First St., closed cer.' mon. [UPS (hapter 79, 7 pm • 05cr Baptist ChurCh. rthi Lake and Country flub Roads. Lake' Mar) Sadat said he was more optimistic than ever" after President Carter's relay Friday of Begin's latest peace proposals, but that he was still awaiting further details on them. JUJUfr '1ffUIF1!jiJIIi7 - NORELCO NAIL DAZZLER Kidnap Victim Faces Death 999 NICOSIA, Cyprus (UP!) Secret negotiations w w to free the kid. were underay napped son of President Spyros Kyprianou, whose abductors have threatened to execute him tonight unless all political prisoners are freed. MEN'S FASHION 88 L P -4 . r,4 10--"9 U -i - a STYLER/DRYER ,:;:'. " '°' MEN'S FLANNEL I1& SHIRTS The new deadline for the death of Achilleas Kyprianou, 22, was set for 10 p.m. (3 p.m. EST. The kidnappers originally had threatened to kill the hostage 48 hours earlier. -.- 88:' ' I ,r, ' iI88 I ' 4 88 W WALLETS A,.',. 99 ''' 4 'P ' - q. v Ast "ri First (nited Mithotit . bcight Watchers. 7 p in Florida federal. Altamursti' Spring ,, . 10 it ri .Ac t'nsion Lutheran Church. ('ase'lts'rs . Seminole County Girl Scouts Winter Sing at tlta,monte MaR, 7-7:30 p.m. Pick-up trucks at upper blue canned goods for the need) parking area to receive '. 1' -i 1tEM),%', DE( EMBER 20 Osereaters Anonymous, 1•3O it ii. First Federal of Seminole, Sit 434, Lengsood, 7 p n.. 0A Teens .'wdgefidd Aps., clubhouse, SR 436, Altamo n te Springs. and 7 10 p ii... Florida I'oser and Light, Sanford Deltona Camera Club. 7:45 p.m., Lutheran Church if Providence social hail Winter Springs Serioma, 730 It it, S.nstun,' Park CIII riuniP. center Sanford lions. noon, Holiday Inn Sanford Sertoma. 7 a ii,., Samnbo's Longwood Sertoma, noon, Qualit% Inn, 1-4 and SR 434 % eight Watchers, 7 p ii. Sanford Woman s ('lut,, 3( S Oak Ave and Sun nit Apartments, ('ayselberrs HAMILTON BEACH SLOW COOKER 2495'' , , 799 'y - Christmas Open House, Maitland-South Seminole (.'hamber of Commerce, 110 N. Maitland Me,, Maitland u mv JV 46 . ST. CROIX FISH MACHINE LADIES' FASHION I _ ZEBCO 77 REEL & ROD COMBO CONAIR 1200 WATT WALLETS Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p us (hutch. Sanford - , , Quarrel Leads To Battle I BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) What started out as a personal quarrel between members of N o rival Palestinian guerrilla groups led to a two-hour battle with mortars and machine guns in a refugee camp on the outskirts of Beirut, according to Palestinian sources. . ' - PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S... FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE AT LOW, LOW PRICES I' 1 ', \ MEN'S SWEATERS -J" 88 8 .:. &O ., : '. I S,. ZIPPO LIGHTERS LADIES BLOUSES A 49 :;, , (4 50 OFF .'' a.— .., SPd 1'.. at Ya" , f" %I 0 r' PRINT BLANKETS '.' • 688 - v. •, "- - PEG. PRICE Sanford Senior Citizens Club, Sanford Civic Center Craft show at 11 am bag lunch at noon follossed by Bingo. , of :-:'''" St. Johns RI'.rr life Member (.'Iub Telephone Pioneers America. 1 p ii. I Orange Cit% Lions (luti i.nogwood-Lake Star) lions. 7 p it. . Quaht, Inn. I-I .end 434 Casselbern Ja)cees, 8 p ii It The fight broke out Friday in the Chatilla Sanloi'd-.Scminole Jasrri-ttes, 7-30 p ii., Jaycee- refugee camp near Beirut Airport between building members of two guerrilla groups controlled by arch Arab rivals. Syria and Iraq. No casualty figures were announced - CLAIROL \. Ai MOISTU RE HELENA HEAVENSE TEIN SWEET EARTH POMMANDER GIFT SET NT I' ASS "I..... . ' :.' Tribute To Elvis 775 0 Book Selling For $125 Ii INTERMATIC TIMER LATHER ;:' HUFFY 20-INCH HIGH RISE DRAGSTER .:" 4988,, 99 WF:V\LsDA, DFUEMHF:Rl s .111. the' ('at.)'' asst'lbern Itotar%, I )sfrd', ltotar% , 7 30 an. the Tossn Sanford kiwarus. m.sn , t's. is Sanford Optimist. nsori. I I'I lila) Inn Sanford Serenaders senior ( - itt/en dais 230 p ii CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES SCHICK HOT TOP KODAK EK-2 HANDLE CAMERA Turr s . UI . C~o L.. L . ,ft 99 STRING OF CANDY CANES 'i "II . ( i'. a. Air Force Sergeants Association Auultar, 8 p u-NI(61% P.111.11) (Club Starlight Prome-naders square' dance, 7 p ii.., l)eilar) 'onn.unity Center. Shell Road (Isrfl-aters Anonmous, 7 311 p ii , Sears .iu(istris.n \ It amwlte Mill .7 II Recovery Inc., 12:30 p in Health Center, 103 Robin ltd 0 Seminole Counp, Mer.ta Springs , , ,-\tamunte 1iIt_RSt)A', I)e:(EMBFII Useri-aters Aflotiinoij, '130 it mis Mental Ik,ilt t. lime. Robin Boat. .itan.ont,- Springs, 7.31" p i I ''nn.Linit% United Methodist ('hurch. ('asseik'rr Sanford Seminole Jasu'r". board, 7 10 mi in . HEAVY LOAD TRASH BAGS - - 97c GILLETTE RIGHT (IIAPfl . I WL -129 449 jI 69C - Sanli'rd Als'nhoIIqs ,t)4Ji1lfl1UUS. l i ii. 101 'A F ir-! Lake Stan. Rotary 5 I, r South Scm molt' optimist, 7 I SC 10 OUTDOOR OWL THERMOMETER .- (.' 79C rm nVA1,*1 MURINE EYE DROPS ' 488 —. - 188 '. - Buck ' s tAMIgSS OICI ''Iss P trsl tnitt'd Msttsiiji'4 & Quaist It n hurch Slid Florida Hi5U1 leant 13(0. 7311 p s: ' fire hail DECORATIVE l.nngwooid WESTINGHOUSE FLASHCUBES S ',................ S - 77 [J 99C'.;":. Tourist Club. I p Sunfl)stsa-Is I'.tr FIIIIPsS, MA F:siiw H Seminole South Rotary. 7 a ii. . Lord (lsuiisi.s %Itamo ntv Springs Sanlord-Seminole JaCt'C'S. no.'ms. .Jay tt', tjwlJiii,_ - Seminole Sunrise- kisauuis, 7 .ini , S.ui Ii's, S,infsr 'I langlessotiud At cliise1 9 p it . St Im hart I hur , .11,1' llsstt'll Uo.itl HOT & COLD FOAM CUPS lA'flgssuI4Nl tA, ellIS, 11. 6 p r. Itesliii:g lisIk \lor.i', I,.: (hutch. 511 434 Young Adult Club for Singles, • p it Irlani. I I list, 7111 F Rollins St , . IL .,. • TWI CE 219 ALPHA KERI BATH OIL - '( I A.\ THE ft-mw &V pvosd PRINTS I:. S .. LAVORISORMICRIN MOUTHWASH YOu ______________ 89C TW ICE .. .5- _ _ 7 PV PLANTERS SESAME MIX .d *w., oft o 1 A FILM _ 5% right Watchers, Sea-r \P.'n 'mit" 51sIl. 1 0 a II SATI RIM. III I lIttitFit N Sanford tA S's iunit'ns (iroup. p s: 1,1 'A fir "t -. TODAy .., 3 . \lsa lass (.ountr) ilut UI I(.Ui,ada Inn .'It 31' 15 a-it V, right Watt—her,, 7 p ii. UTILITY TIN ' 794: !9.&!YYSSIN SYRUP Sanford (isItan, -. LANACANE LOTION - MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) Cornelia Wallace said Friday she needs Christmas spending money and asked a court to award her temporary alimony from Gov. George C. Wallace. Mrs. Wallace said in a motion filed in Circuit Court that she was "penniless" and has "no money for Christmas." She said Wallace "has not paid her any alimony or support or given her necessities of life as required by law and common decency since the separation." , l)irtwnrkshop, 10,i H) •iflh1 7'p ii. MIsntgormler% V ,r Intrstat, \lail. 7 .I i)ii 1 ,racc United Mcths1iI ls:.rsfi S5intsr:1 AA SIZE BATTERIES VASELINE JELLY i1 5151 FR. I nc.. noon. IIolid'. Inn PHOTO FRAME TUMS ANTACID FOR39 !stiihbfls. WALL ALBUM # "..:.. % Cornelia Wallace 'Penniless' . I asseibs'rr 77 139 ', I .: lud psi , \ - en: , ' I :ith,-t 3ssj, h 7 WE MEET ALL LOCALLY ADVERTISED PRICES ___ -St. '' library will remain open until I p in •tnd si1I _____ ' IN it.. ' 26 and Jan 2 l'tF.'sl)%S, 1)1.1 1:5181:11 .17 Illinois I lub of I't'ntral Florida, 't:ris i'se'rei sti lura. heesn, 12 30 p ii. 14.4 a-' pit. LtIuit,jtu't Irlani. I - herself." ('unter U', 1088 CLAIROL I!II ! CONDITIONER ..... 1 990 — DOCTOR OR NURSE KIT gg I,t 'I'i $2 TRAC BALL 99 PLAY DOH MATCH & PLAY y A H I, . S i• S I •' ,4'' C.'.y5 299 '. ' ' SALE PRICES GOOD THROUGH WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 21st. SHOP EARLY SOME SALE ITEMS LIMITED SOPEN TORE DAILY HOURS SANFORD: SHOP SUNDAY LONGWOOD: 950 ' 6 11f J 5369 CASSELBERRY: State St. Sanford Plaza Hwy. 1792 at SR 434 Seminole Plaza and 1433 Semoran Blvd. i...- '-, -•'?'- , - DETROIT (UP!) Jetsetter Cristina Ford has tiled for a legal separation from her husband of 12 years, Ford Motor Co. Chairman Henry Ford II. Separation papers filed Friday in Wayne County Circuit Court indicate that Mrs. Ford, 45, wants her estranged husband to be required "to support her in a lifestyle to which she is accustomed and unable to provide for ra'st'thetr% ('on- , I '•' U I PEOPLE Fords Seek Separation Parrots Anonmnus, 7 30 p it. units United Methodist ('hutch - Ii OTY MEMPHIS, Term. (UP!) A chauffeur driving a white Cadillac Friday delivered the first copies of "The Minstrel" a printed tribute to the late Elvis Presley to buyers who paid $125 each for the limited edition. The first volumes of the book by millionaire inventor Bernard Benson were delivered to an antique dealer, a service station operator and a former employee of the singer. Bound in white leather, the elaborate book is adorned with a single peacock feather encased in a plastic jacket on the cover. It Is a simple tale only 39 pages long, illustrated by the author with childlike drawings. Benson plans to market only 2,000 of the specialty books, some of them at $250 each, before a second printing in a less-expensive version. Doug's (;art' .Me Io1s . Lane, ins lo s SAT.' KUAS', IW.'f.%IBFH it 1,2 rents Without Partners Nest Maitland Civic ('enter THURSDAY, JANUARY 5 Indiana Club carnui dinner, 6 p.m., munity Center. Program on Wales l'rflhi) 5''tial 'I*uiIIe1 ,i I),ir I..III', It tt- I.ik. i-it s(,uiltj, 12 .11)1, ii. ii: II,,- h -,,i I, ia-fit l)Slht:5,, list •iihoin'i hurt-f-i 'A'.ii ''i,,l Pith I 's.ht'',i,, I tktuna ('illS- a rr-"- �T 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. is, 977 Eveninç Hera id Sanford. Fl At S. Sem inole Middle Sunday Dc. 11, 1917-1A School ;a TIGRESS SPRAY COLOGN E She Helps Ier Blind' `4 Single action spray with no cap to remove. W5OO TABU SPRAY COLOGNE 500 A o oz I I BABE NON-AEROSOL B BRUT SPRAY COLOGNE 2 o spra of The Fabulous 3a contemp'ar ' , lady this Christmas SOAP-ON-A-ROPE A convenient cake of hard mifled soap on a handy, hang up cord 7 OZ 600 fl C TABU BOUTIQUE GIFT SET / - "'u 16 - - - I TABU BATH SET C • says. Now that the child is enrolled in her class, ac. cording toMrs. Ilusted's class at South Senunole Middle School in all his teachers report he is Wt had to be blindfolded and make our ay Casselberry, The students are all 'legally blind." much more active in class. "And his reading is around without our eyes. We were made to learn "To be qualified for the %islOfl program a thud making rapid progress," Mrs. Husted reports llraillt taught to use a ant and learned to (ted Children in the vision program not only take in must have eyesight of 2200 at the best correction,ourselves without using our sight sheremtmkrs III :t=; ilil can seat ordinary classrooms but go on field trips with their i ling class. and with the vLsion prograrn see at 200 feet. and h apply to Ould's problems. The vision program actT'hey study not only reading, Ut manners, h to (dOnut k unpro%cd lst this point The child m IS insidualized %lrs lled says but each in social sitwitions also have lcsthn 20 degrees 'ion to either side of child in the prugm also spends as much tuiie as •')me People withdraw when they cannot see, the are (Lrull) in front of him," Mrs hosted possible in a normal classroom explains and some become oseraggrsitt Mrs hosted have large print books this year. Every book says So what I In to tell (hun w class is that what rhis car all of the children w Mrs hosted s class in use in Stminol county schools has bun made n hi it at least sonic vision. so he has no one using In to rontr L al it'" available to us in ala Wirt tihtft,n Mrs riu"f that pun • L ii ut t LOut iiii tOil) nave a vision Ietn into paper so they can t read with gentle and a large print typewriter and other machines;Pr1J(,rii or if teachersfetlth€rtisa significant touches. But the county has such equipment if it is she teaches English to all fI%t of herstudents. ilern, then a viiion screening should lie needed by Mrs. hlusted or the other two teachers q 'We had one student who was of at lean normal requested, according to Mrs. hlusleif the vision program. intelligence but who measured below nonnal, due to There is a fonn to be lulled out by the child's Mrs hlusled who lives with husband George, m his ion handicap 1k Just hadn't learned the doctor a panel to judge a child's eligibility (asselrry, went through some special ex-basfts of reading remembers Mrs hlucd (ildrtn adjudged a1riio but not quite eligible for periences learning to teach visually hanclicapped was able to recognize his noronal intelliger We the program, nia) receive special consideration if oungsters became he could converse about 8,50 ILW/,j A. ey • .. .F J I i 1 A 1 1 I • ' SPRAY MIST I • I I t' . ENGLISH LEATHER "THE THOROUGHBRED ENGLISH LEATHER COMBINATION" RPU 9Q f e a "' L A manly duo 4 01 Alter Shave with 2 75-or Deodorant ti c th er •' • I' - - ::.- j ,' I The fresh, outdoors scent 2-or each After Shave and Cologne I •• • •c .• ' MU I 1(i(bIhI I .utJi)II(Ill ' 44 I I CHANTILLY GIFT SET The classically feminine scent in I Ii or non aerosol Spray Mist and 3 z Dusting Powder ' Ti ' - HEAVEN SENT r POWDER r B.CREPE De CHINE I qtit Lip I`,4.r "fl. %Ali the ,cwit ( I m(,,f,erj 4 25 MAX FACTOR, C CREPE De CHINE NATURAL SPRAY GIFT SET Two fragrant favorites, I -oz Eau de Toilette Spray and 4 or Dusting Powder A 1200 value 00 A. HYPNOTIOUE COLOGNE SPRAY 2-fl 01 of coloqnv5pray kilh A n ito' ii Iloni ien 500 350 - - .• - ,..- I 5 50 0. HYPNOTIOUE PERFUMED BATH POWDER Tue F a cm hg FIor iliri oz •rr-ifl ' II 1 t 5 75 ' s • A. X - • - . ',: C HYPNOTIOUE FRAGRANCE DUET SET 2-oz shaker of Perfumed Bath Powder and 75-fl oz Of Cologne in beautiful 00 0. , _________ tl1 • • ' ,' - - S I • E M I ILOT no I ' I -A 1 we'resorry, ho are lehiuuis u)ulfl(i Herald staff ssriter Mary liii Shp(1(Iat) takes a look here at 50014' of th,' e programs -14 ' I ' Due to an unusually heavy demand 00 I £ 4he Polaroid 11-step camera advertised in today's circular IS not g • We apologize available again. P0 ogize .or the inconvenience. c *: ,. -. ______________ r. s- 4 HEALTH CARE of 4 - , announcesopening • %tOI)AY t)ECEMBIII 19 liamburgeron Bun • 1. (I - • ' I. ' - lzttuce& Tomato Sui te 502 S ' WA GONER S e III I Ps ROBERT % I 115Th It DECIDE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS FRIDAY, DECF.MHER23 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS 641 Christmas Cake oil 13100 .,'' , After hours answering service same phone - - £ '! •" r / fl IH \1 I UI cue ii (• d1 and I blame the r vViv -Aed I iiiiotlld have passed the test. Il\( HERALD:The results of the Functional literacy Test are primarily to indicate' whether students are being odequatch prepared to go out Into life slivatlo and lntelllge'ntls employ basic math and communfratlons sidlis So isn't the their that thwe stude nts who do not pass %ho Might otherwise N- permitted to graduair high %rhool with diplomas, might neitis adequate Is pn pored and not entitled to those dipl(imas"' '-\ ', i ,il I J I H • is I I - • JO1II .1 Isle read 1 1 IIl()US1(S %ilO et '' - The Evening HerAd -- -- / - •4 I ' - ' -• -- ttw, 17. Seminole Countyiis STUDENT Well. I don't think that beca0e I flunked the inath portitin of that tes it-oki- it in life I don't think that's tru~ There Only Daily Newspaper art, wniv people here Aho don't even need half th it stuff that Is 0 %%arll 10 bk' Among the many features I I' are being taught? I DON'T BE LEFT OUT I I en I* oyed by Herald Readers 'IS I ' ALTAMONTE MALL COMPLETE FOOD SECTION I featuring Great Food I - ' -' -' ,.• Bargains ""I rle.sl / ' IL every Wednesday from a wide • variety of grocery ads Save SS r -.*.- with valuable coupons and low price Specials on meats, seafoods, dairy products, produce and frozen foods! It pays to read the Evening Herald I " I subscribers Fill out coupon and mail or call 322 2611 today' - -' - Give him a gift of quality and craftsmanship ... a handsome fashion ring from Zalles. 2 t)I,lmonLj. genuine' elu.Irl/ , -•, - ng Herald I Address J~ 10 I ' Phone Cup Enclosed is my check in the amount -A (Year $21 40 Months $ 14 20 . 1 Months 14 80) Open a Zales account or use one of five nationAl credit plans. TELEPHONE, 30S 127 2611 ' I - • Name ChArge it' The Diamond Store • • on To The cale've' iii R' kar.it cUt's geilel SISO t 21 )i.imeiiids. I genuine t'Ik *tiI Ill karat velk'ss geld, Sit() Please - I' r lirgani SIlt wrap a, no rslna chigr LOSE WEIGHT FAST --i' :- Deltona, Florida 8 30 S 30 And ''' Blvd. Be one of the ever increasing .i Pudding Milk 'F'Sl)AY DECEMBER 20 DINNER— lialm or Turkey Candied Yams or •. MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING 4 THURISDAY, DECEMBFR •:.-• at • I . WEDSDAY, DECESIBFR 21 - of a branch office & School Menu ' ue (Medicare approved Home Health Agency) - I - -. ' I 5.75 Also available in Aquarius 1 Z7 1, are onlva . ' I ("a BOOKS _______ ,. R • 1. SPRAY AND POWDER .45-oz. non-aerosol pump spray for louch-ups anytime Eau de Toilette Spray \ - CANDLE C PURSER I HEAVEN SENT FRAGRANCE 0 600 - Delicately scented powder. with soft. pile puff 5 RAINBOW FRAGRANCE DUET 75 200 Includes 5-11 oz each Ouelques Fieurs Eau de Toilette. A Pose is a Rose Cologne and MuskColognewith 25-11 oz Chantilly Perfume DUSTING i full of Colo r 1 Oil Gems QUARTET D OVER THE i 5.h o: otEau do Parfum Ntura Spray pq 51 an i 3-or Bath F owder s na I BATH GEMS FRAGRANCE \ \ \ I 300 750 ' stud maiR things: readln, writin and rithnietic little bit of %%flat is go. ' . HEAVEN SENT 1 o Eu Plut" St l Mist with 3 iron-on Trpsc' Decals and Heaven Sent 0 0 0 - uitntsir'.(nhinol: Couniv Schools ca it __ U TREASURE TROVE - a nd these ' There are lgudenlaatjtosenwald and 78oftho are able to a share in the store, which the Wagoners open every Friday 'We have everything from tiny' toys at five point values t' crayons and coloring books at 20 points, to flair pens and magic markers for 75 points a i Mrs Wagoner d ( untinued From Pag, I %i There are niore expensive items at the store as well, Mrs %erslon tables on the test? Wagoner said, and those higher-priced things like shaving lotion, STUDENT: There %ere. but they didn't flashlights and eight-track tapes are used in another learning showushowto use them This is our first year effort by the childr learmng anyihing about :nrits When we "The children are taught to look at their cads, try to read the took the test. a lot of students Jostdn't know nwTibuofpointsthe) base ardassoctatethatw1ththejtethey how to take the consersion tables and apply c-an afford. But, when they cannot ford something we have a them. I tawas plan Mrs Wagoner says F F I\G HFItAID F sartis where do (ldren buy gifts for hers almost as often as they buy for sou think the peoblem Is that caused you to theinselves.Mrs. Wagoner said. The Wagoners and other parenLi sai, the new behavior which the children learn at school, as the% STUDENT: It's not at horne It', right here work to tarn points for shopping carries over Into their home panel member pointed to Self r ) like I used lives as %tell to go home and in) parents wool(] ask nic if I [lot the store. which sells mostly new land occasional good had any horne%ork, and I i4ould tvIl thern no, qualit~ used i Items is !% aving a serious problem right nou—and it but 1 ifid have homework ilia -S'TUDENT: I think teachers should spend ''Tllic store has been in operat lot. for a little over a year no%% Up nwre tunt, with their students to this point our parent-teacher organization has been able to STUDFNT: I think I'd split the blame down finance it. but it costs $60 a month to keep it open." Sirs. Wagoner it - middle. h ,If on the students and half on ud That amounts to less than 20 cents per child per week to teachers Students are not stud% Ing regularl). operate' the facility which is making such drastic improvements and teachers are not giving enough help in the lives of the children at Rosenwald re a verysmall group. and we are rapidly running out of funi " r RD PLAZA at osenwald want very much to see the store continue at s r'Iy would lose would be to find some civic groups which would like beach be responsible for funding one month Mi the store could stay open through the sumnier program as well M rs W a goner said, but we would also appreciate contributions of Items which might be sold in the store." ' Items which are particularly popular in tile store include rL recor(ls.wtuch the S60monthly simply won't cover; wallets, fancy soaps, and sunglasses, according to Mrs. Wagoner. Another thing besides the store that makes Rosenwald special ' • cording to the Wagoners, is the wanuth the totally dedicated teachers Mrs. Wagoner said the teachers have contributed to 3 5-or Talc packed Wfl 1 II o non-aerosol Spray hl,st GIFT SET CREPE De CHINE I? HEAVEN SENT WI Till MACIf I NE TIIA T ENLARGES PAGES OF , (Xher goals a child might have to actiomplish to earn shoppuig poifti include learning to feed himself. learning to push his own wheelchair, or becoming tod4rmned according to Mrs. agoner. j MUSK GIFT SET 500 A * _.._) • ' ' 1 j < ' tI '•.__,_•_____' I / TIMBERLINE "THE CLIMBER" / - 1 - / - I - orothe' ' _- ,• 4 ' .1 I - — -- -' their problems thciude multiple physical hanthca, emotion or in 'nt disorders. Once the families f '1 childr might d air of finding help for them-Ior even of the fact that they could be helped, Now they -an find that help in public school. An important part of that help A Rosen%ald depends on the school store. Mr and Mrs Ja k Wagoner operate the school at Rosenwald the school their son attends. ems f)otnts on a punch card which he uses at the store instead of moray Mn Wagoner explained "%%'eclistributethepunchcardstoteacherseach week andeach child carries his card from class to class The teachers the home tAomis and physicaleducation instructors, speech therapist, bus driver, all punch the card when a child accomplishes something special Mrs Wagoner said. Fse'rbody who works withthat child is respoib1e forseemg 'P whether a thUd deserves any' punches." Mrs Wagoner recalls an example of how effective the punch ard s% stern can be e had one child who used sen offensive largutge The teacher withheld punches on his card until he began IC) use more self'ontrol. He was not allowed to shop if he (hol not behave properly." ' / / a 3-or of stimulating fragrance triggered by body heal. ii •- -. . The students at Renwald, in Altamonte Springs, come from MUSK OIL FOR MEN COLOGNE SPRAY • WhlIuiu - - %%ith Jib sic, All over Seminole County. They range in age from 510 21, and 'z Perfume and -oz. Cologne Concentrate in Jovn's Musk Oil scent. oianlro 8.00 I• MUSK OIL FRAGRANCE • ::- - 'I' oks .. ____ ' 4-oz. After Shave. 6-oz. Shower Soap-on-a-Rope and 2 75-oz Deodorant Stick UFI • Wt t r - in The one it 1usenwald E'zceptiond OnId (enter is more likely to sell sunglasses Jewelry and notepaptr one' of it costs a thrnenot w cash, that is What it does co is strnmg, pushing, pulling. heartbreaking effort, conquering some bad habit; or learning to do something cpci like feed yourself 450 ' I ________ Sollie schuols stores sell things like pencils and composition Earthy and sensualcentin 2-oz. Linger, all day. A5SO value. IU f'' • I L 1 - Punches At This Kids EaM P It tS ol olol To He - / on't P D MUSK OIL COLOGNE P I ' - ________ 1 _________ * ' Tq V arj5P - oz of lingering Son Colodnie Md 4 o r Dusting Powder to on alter bath or an'trn*' B Also available In Ambush 7 50 I picked inforinatica up from television and from conversations around him. Ife had motivation and I. , d75 - TPBU I A %as in the training program at Florida State University, which has the vision program for most See ' Q any woman Hosted i.5-oz of Eau do Cologne Pure Spray with 2 oz shiker of Bath Powder Both in the mysterious Oriental blend lahu flQ Also iiuli C 0 Ambuso 5 ED MEDALLION Going to school can be quite an adventure — but 'Ahat if )ou are unable to read the textbooks. set- the blackboard or identify much of anything be Students I �48 ii Evening Heiald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322.l lot 831-9993 Around Sunday, December 18. 1977-8A WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher IORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor RONALDG. BECK, Advertising Director 9 ________ Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, *2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: Month. *2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Mon' ths, $32.40. _______ Senate Grill The Clock By DONNA ESTF.S Is Too Cool inspected the Senate confirmation process and found that the world's most exclusive club rarely pauses to pick over a nominee's resume. ('ommon Cause has Carter's 50 iThit IIIIIOI tI*III ,iuiiiinees, lOrequ1redheaings1abtiog more than a lull day, and only two of these lasted more than two days. Eighteen were approved the day of their hearings, some even before they rose from their chairs. Only 14 of the nominees were troubled to swear by Holy Writ UI President The Senate Finance Committee looks the worst, by th' Common Cause report. In one hour. t'ven nominees marched into its lair and out again. All received the committee's blessing. Each took about eight minutes. The Bert Lance saga suggested this study to Common Cause, for obvious reasons. Mr. Lance passed through the Senate Government Operations Committee and then the full Senate with the greatest of ease, only to be discovered later to have the greatest of financial difficulties. Common Cause recommends that a Senate Office On Nominations be set up to search out the past of nominees and to study their credentials. And Sens. Abraham Ribicoff and Charles Percy, who were the most embarrassed by the Bert Lance affair, have chimed in to second the notion. But an office on nominations isn't what the Senate needs. Such as office may inspire a senator or two to frame this irresponsible question: it's up to the office on nominations, isn't it, to do the homework on the President's nominees? No. what the Senate needs is a withering stare, an uncompromising glare from the American public. The Senate has not been doing one of its chief duties, which is to examine a President's nominees. Next time around, the investigations should be bolder, the questions harder, the visages of the senators stern, (or a change. Otherwise, there will he more Bert Lances in our future. The time was January, 1974, There was a new mayor in Winter Springs and there was dissension in the city government. The city council was being told by Its city attorney of that day that all power in that city government, according to charter, resided in the city council. of that day could show his Independence was by splitting committees in a slightly different fashion, He combined police and health in one committee anti fire and recreation in another. The council was firmly in control, noted the unusual split in cornnilttee assignments, and ratified the appointments. The mayor attempted to fire the city attorney and name one of his own choosing. The' city council refused to ronlinii t, ,. pomtment of any attorney but the urn. in office. And the attorney ruled that he and his associate, who was sening as municipal judge, would remain in office a.s 'carryovers" until their successors were duly appointed and confirmed by the council. The auorney pointed to an attorney general opinion that was several years old to back U tus position. The mayor of that time attempted to appoint a polict chief. The council refused to accept the appMntmdent and appointed one more to its own liking. [In!, the' city council of that da did permit the m jrto iiiake appuintnients ameng the council to !t.d '.arioiis departments. The' only way the' mayor Alter a few short months of being Stopped at every turn from doing the things that he had prnrnised he' would ito in his campaign for election, the mayor of that day resigned. And, Councilman, Tray Piland, the only city official in 1974 who remains in office today, was elevated to the office of mayor. As matters have a way of repeating themselves, especially in the political arena, the city council, a different one this time, is exercising Its power and Pil,ind is on the other side of the fence. l'iland, however, is notanewcomertopolltles and is not likely to resign. Councilman John Daniels, who has also been around for awhile, is leading the opposition. It is unlikely he will quit either, Thecowiciltoda'doesn'tle Piland'scomniittee assignments so they have "carried.over" their Rhodesia's Ian Smith appears now to be embracing the principle of one man, one vote for elections in a new state of Zimbabwe under majority role. This Is a significant retreat from his earlier podtlon that an electoral system should give blacks only a limited franchise in order to protect the interests of the white minority now governing the country. Mr. Smith says a cortitutlon permitting universal adult suffrage can gill contain conditions protecting whites from being buried under the political tonnage of the 25 to 1 maJority of blacks. He doe't say how, but the leaders of Rhodesia's three moderate nationalist movements are Impressed enough with his latest announcement that they are willing to alt down for negotiations. The flaw in this otherwise promising development is that the Front, the guerrilla armies based outside Rhodesia, are still not satisfied. Patriotic Their power is military, not political. The moderate leaders in Rhodesia are probably correct when they say the guerrilla commanders are fearful of losing out if elections are held in the near future. If Mr. Smith's effort to write a fair constitution is sincere, the problem In Rhodesia ma)' be less a drtgle between blacks and whites than a struggle among blacks over their own leadership. Even a conciliatory policy by Mr. Smith can't settle rivalries between black factions trying to come out on top by force of arms. I. Carter' s -- On-Job _ Training __ _ _ ' WAShINGTON Itome wasn't built in a dii) and Washington can't be changed in a year. If nothing else, Jimmy Carter has learned t much these past 12 months. The White House and Democratic leaders on Capitol 11111 are already trying to put the record on the 95th Congress in the best possible light, exchanging paeans of praise for the wonders they have wrought. But what is striking about the record of this particular Congress is how little it really reflects the impact of the new president. Carter can rightfully claim credit for forcing a reluctant Congress to face up to the nation's long-standing energy crisis in a comprehensive fashion, But he is not likely to glean much political benefit from his achievement since he made the mistake, a few months back, of insisting his own performance and that of the Congress — should be judged by whether an energy bill was enacted this year. Nothing is certain in the final days of a session, but at this writing it seems likely that no energy bill can be adopted until sometime next year. The mills of the 11111 grind slowly, no matter who Is turning the wheel at the White House. Other Carter initiatives fared even worse, His entire election reform package instant voter registration, direct presidential elections, public financing of congressional campaigns sank like a rock, as did the related Hatch Act reforming governing political activities of federal employees, - ' 3,, __________________ - - / 0 / ______ ______ '. - _________ ______ / ______ _______ /I,, ________ — Ypu look a little Mm. Are you one of those Krishna Santas?' ' r 7 \3' __________ - 1111111 — - _________ _________ - 'J ______ ____________________ )!, '?7?Pr— 'We Only Accept Foreign Exchange.' THE LIGHTER SIDE - - II e ity 0 r L it ig a tio n 2 . , B) Di('K WEST WA,SHINGTON UPI Asked in a recent Bills to create a consumer protection agency, interview why the Judiciary system bogged down contain soaring health costs and revise labor at times, Chief Justice Warren Burger said laws are languishing on the vine and may or ma)' Alnericans were too prone to haul each other into not revive next year. The cargo preference bill Carter pressed, in keeping with a campaign A courtroom, he said, "is not the oni) place or promise to the maritime lobb, was clobbered in the best place to resolve disputes. There are a the [louse great many matters in courts which ought not to Congress did manage to enact a number of be in the courts at all because the needs of the major bills this year a $21 million economic parties can be satisfied in simpler ways." Stimulus package, tough new strip mining I'tn not sure what alternatives Burger had in controls, a huge farm bill, food stamp reform mind. There is no doubt, however, that American and a sizeable Increase in the minimum wage. history would have been different had our The White House is tr)ing to share ttw credit forefathers been as quick to litIgate as we are. Three famous disputes might have been setfor these measures, but Carter actually played only a modest role in their development and tied something like this passage. Weehawken, N J., Jul', 11, l&4 Vice President Aaron Burr toda) filed a $10 million His principal contribution to the economic damage suit against former Treasury Secretary Stimulus package, for instance, was a proposed Alexander hamilton. - - $50 income tax rebate which Congress forced Burr, an unsuccessful candidate in this year's him to abandon. Both the farm price supports New York gubernatorial race, charged that and the minimum wage increases adopted b) Hamilton cost him the election by misleading the Congress were higher than the president wanted. voters about his record and defaming his Food stamp reform was all but completed before character. he took office, and so was the strip mining lie also accused Hamilton of taking part in a legislation. conspiracy to deprive hum of the 1800 It has been, all in all, a difficult and sobering presidential election. year of on-the-Job training for Carter. Congress, In a Statement released through his attorney, accustomed to setting its own course under eight Burr said he was reluctant to air personal years of Republican ri!le at the White house, grievances in court, but had no other choice. proved more resistant than he expected to hiesaidflaniilton had rejected hischalleng('to guidance from a Democratic president. settle their differences by drawing straws, I ' Meanwhile, a letter was passd out during the Winter Springs Christmas iradt' last weekend seve'ri'ly criticizing the council majority and accusing them of playing politics tx,caw,e of their an fluuncti ian concerning the zoning board Incidentally, some in Winter Springs were passing the' story that perhaps 'political prognosticator Toni Binford has printed the letter up on his trusty printing press, used during the 1976 elections. Not so, said Binford Binford said he disposed of his printing pnss a year agc 'knd besides, he' said, anytime he writes a letter he' always signs his own niune to it. We tried to find the one re.slx,nsible' for the iette'r, but could find no telephone listing for Winter Springs in that name, no record that he is a eu.stor,a'r of any of the' hre'e water companies serving Winter Springs; no record, according to 1>rup-rts Appraiser Terry Gocmnbel's office, that he owns property in the city and his name is on the Winter Springs voter rolls Anyway, it is always interesting to watch groups call the activity of one For The Treaties There they wer. two days in a row, right in the local newspaper, two headlines in direct con• tradiction to one another about the Panama Canal trcaties The first one read, "Canal Pact Seen Failing Unless Amended": the second read, "Growing Support Seen for Canal V Treaties" Is the situation that confused' No. Most nose' counts show the pro-treaty forces in the Senate short of the 67 votes needed for ratification That first headline signaled a significant setback for the treaties last week. Senators Thomas Eagleton D-Mo. and Ted Stevens HAlaskat, both thought to be leaning In favor of the treaties beforehand, went to Panama and made it clear that the treaties would have to be' amended tan Idea the Carter adniinLctration has been stonewalling so fart , Donna Fcchtel Is a member of the house education committee. Also, as chairman of the Seminole Count)' Legislative i)eiegation and its only Republican nieniber, he has announced that the delegation will meet on Thursday, Jan. 20, 1978 at 3:30 p.m. in the county commission chambers at the curthouse. He has also reminded those proposing legislation to submit copies of their rwnnosals in writing to each member of the deie'e'ntton on nr be'fnr," 'eb 10, - . .. Estes i'ditics. while defending as the" th :n idc.,;al . another. f The 1978 year is set to be a big election year with the entire Florida Cabinet up for election and many other important offices including congressional ones, The latest candidate to surface in the congressional contest.s is I"red Streetman, former president of the local Young Republicans, past chairman of the Seminole ('SOP committee and currently state committeeman. Asked about whether he will be i* serious candidate against the incumbent Richard Kelly, Streciman said that he is "seriously looking into it." "I've heard rumblings of dissatisfaction across the fifth congressional district within ranks of the Republican party," said Streetman, adding if there is unhappiness here with Kelly there most definitely must be among voters at large. What I have been hearing everywhere is that Kelly has done ,a,i cxtranrdinarily poor Job of working within the district. People are not getting replies to Inquiries; case work has fallen through the crack. "What I'm hearing and what concerns inc most is that many people, like me, Sonic' things to look for: 'hit' removal of an engineering finn in one of the citas in favor of one einpioyint a friend of the powers that be A "surprise" announcement soon that land fronting a major highway, and iziie weeks a:o, will be the site of two 2'story nursing homes and nine-story office' building ('oincidentalI, that city recently adopted an oreiinane permitting high rise coniniereial structures with the ex planation that no exact plans were in mind Rather the new ordinance, officials said, would make it clear that the city would welcome' construction of such structures, The resignation of a municipal official to .o'('t'pt umI(pIo%ment out of State. State' Rep Vince Fechtel H'Leesburgt is proud as he can be of his sixteen-year old 11th grader, Jay. It secins that Jay in his functional literacy test scored a 100 per cent approve of Kelly's voting record, but conriderthat to be all he has done. lie has been virtually half a congressman. "I kar that In the general ekttion hi' will be unable to focus the voters attention on his positions on national Issues because the oppositIon will keep the campaign filled with allegations of mismanagcmnent, instability and scandal," said Streetman. "Throughout the district and up and Lj '. cj,...,: ''_ '-1 ., J -r-1 -.1 c T' I . " / .,_-,'- i' ' ) ' - ' - -- ' .' ". ,' i ; " : .' .' '. -. ' . . '' 1 • r F; - -L..,, '-, ' g L'. r /< . .jr' .. I.,. . ) ,' ,,, k ) I ,L ' - _ , . -' ) , , - "IA. S5, . " "4'/I - ', 'N fl' trtaon: Fidel Castro gave his group of floridians one of the better demonstations of why "our relationship with Cuba should not change-he does not intend to change the adventuristic foreign policies of his nation. "And this is one of the reasons I, as congressman for the fifth distrIct, think the United States should not consider changing it.s relationship with Cuba," said Kelly. "Cuba seems so bound economically to Russia that they w'ill continue to do the Soviets' bidding In Africa and elsewhere no matter what," said the congressman. ' L'r ,,,,,,L .(-' :'c,---. - . uicwnbent ±1 Ise the gencral cicction and our district then would no longer have a conservative vote in the Congress. "Kelly has had over a 300 percent tur nover in personnel. Efficlti,c evquires experience gained by aides through time on the job. "My decision on whether to run for the office will be based upon what I believe affords the best opportunity to hold this seat for my party and my political philosophy, said Streetman. , •.01ej " .,, , __________________ '-' . " ' C , . ' .- f"-' .. .. - "% '".- ,,.) - , ,.., 3, L ' . 'OffIcerl' _______________________________________________ Seminole Scene Removing More Local Controls Can Lead To Paralysis Eagleton told a Panama City press con ference, "There is a chc.ce amendments or no treaty," Panamanian treaty negotiator ('ark.s lopez Guevera professed shock at this turn of events. Torrijos said nothing; nothing, that is. till the next da>', when he warned - for the ump(eenth time - that unless the treaties were ratified within six months of their sigrung (that would be sometime in Fetruaryj he wouldn't be able to contain his restless citiiens A peculiar paral)sls crept over norm hers of the Seminole Count)' ("onunission last Tuesday night. commissioner Ilob French had just iriade a motIon to adopt several changes to a con.se'nt order proposed by state environmental officials on the count)'s landfill operations. French's motIon did not receive a t'P,t'cond, anti for an agonizing moment, lb one in the room nmoved or even the rest of the consent order. Commissioner John Alexander voted The changes would convert the consent against the changes. "We should either order from a legally binding blueprint for sign the consent order or ask for more county compliance with DER rules to a time. The waiver clause appears In every possible agenda for change, subject to DER consent order throughout the state. further revisions by the count)' corn- They won't agree to a consent order mission at a later time. w'ithoutit. Aconsent order Is just that- an Commissioners are bitter about the five- order." foot separation rule Commissioner John His prediction was borne out in Alexander pointed out that the w'ater telephone interviews Wednesday with non'comnpliance with agency rules while' negotiations on the consent order have continued since July. But DER can impose civil penalties of up to $10,000 for violating their rules. The agency can also go to court to seek impotion of criminal penalties against local officials who do not comply. DER is a long way from going to cour., however. Negotiations between DER and county officials are sure to result from the The increase in federal and state regulation of local government has ac. companied increased federal and state financial aid to local government. In Seminole County's $34.3-niillkxi budget this year, less than a thIrd (30 percent) comes from county property taxes. A whopping 34 percent comes from Uncle Sam With the money come restrictions on its usc' Chairman Dick Williams finall) called brief recess, snapping the spell. Following the e'ormuilissiun's muormientary Commissioners were trying to figure' out paralysis - after the' recess called by ways to stall the state Department if Williams ('omnniissior,er 11th Ktrctthoff Environmental Regulation DER, which seconded ['rencti's motion, and the wants the conlmiMlon to approve a con- comniissiont'rs approved the altered sent order, under which the count)' would consent order 'nove toward compliance with DEll's The commissioners moved back by one egulations on operating landfills month several deadlines, including a Jan. 'flit' county's Oscvola landfill has never 1 deadline' for de'cieling whether to buy a been in compliance with a DEll rule that new landfill site, .intract with a private garbage buried at the landfill must be refuse di.sposal comnpari) for landfill separated by at least five feet from the' se'rvices or move' to another site at the underground water table. In Ju1%, the Usce'ola landfill where the five'foot county's two-year temporary landfill separation could be' achieved They added permit from DEft expired Since that a clause reserving the right to t'hangt their time, county and t)Eht officials have been riund later on choosing one of the three negotiating the terms of the consent ord('r, alternatives spelled out by E)ER. which is a timetable for bringing the Commissioners also e'lirninated a DEll- is saline, not part of the drinking water delays tin this," groaned an official of the supply. In addition, Alexander .s.aid studies I)ER's Orlando office. "This was supposed have shown the underground water moves to be the last one. The date changes are laterally - not vertically, and at a snail's something we can probably work out, but pace. "The water wouldn't even move to dropping the waiver clause will cause the border of the landfill for 50 years," he problems." said. The DEft attorney in Tallahassee who Commissioners want the delays to worked on the terms of the proposed complete a comprehensive study of consent order said no local governnient alternatives to provide landfill service, had ever tried to knock the waive'r c .u.se' including closing down the' Osceola out of a consent order, operation and moving it to a new site or "We issue hundreds of consent orders elwiinating the county's three transfer each year, and the)' all contain the waiver stations where garbage is dumped until it clause," said Segundo Fernandez, DEli's can be transported to the Osceola landfill. assistant legal counsel. "We've never "Why should we sign something we' approved one without it." know we can't live it up to" asked The attorney added that the consent Williams. Since July the count)' has order would be mneamungless without the' searched unsuccessfully for a new landfill waiver clause. "If that's not in thc're. I compromise will probably be.' reached Commissioners pointed out they hail begun to phase out operation of 80 acres of the Osceola landfill where garbage has been buried too close to the water table to suit DEft The)' say their making a good faith effort to bring the county up to [)ER. imposed standards The commissioners' momentary paralysis reflects a d:le'nana all lc'ca! governments increa.singlv hice. lcai governhiiemit officials to not, in reality. make the crucial decisions or. how to run their governments. Instead, those decisions are made by state k'gislators. slate agency bureaucrats and thø federal gose-rrunent Federal and state rules It'll the counl conunissione'rs how they must operate to an urb.anbased society, problems such as garbage disposal have required more complicate solutions Many of us remember the old-fashioned town dump, where anyone—at any time—could toss garbage, which was not subsequently covered by fill dirt to repel the Invasion of rats, insects, noxious odors and birds. The' rules have changed, and reqwre'mt'r.ts are tougher The old town dump is a thir,g cf the past. The arena of conflict over what used to be' completely local issues has been broadened by state and federal laws which bring federal arid state agencies into the picture' And this trend will not reverse itself 'fliouh the' current situation makes more feth' rat and state money available to regulations. 1)Ell officials had requested a response to their proposed consent order b) F'rida} turned down a private company's request to operate a landfill on SR46, three miles west of Interstate-4. manpawer programs. imiinunits hiring programs, e'niplo'.t'e Insurance' p!ans and road buildini progran' removes control from local governments The situation can even lead to temporary paraissis, as it ilid last Tuesday night. ' '' , - . Mark . Weinberg , ' ,: - -, c - county would give up its right to appeal tc I)ER higher.ups or the' courts to change the county's landfill planc as specified in consent order would have." The attorney pointed out DElI had not taken legal action against the counts's Chalk Talk: Education What dot's the public think of the schools' The Gallup Poll makes au annual survey to Find out, and results of the 1977 survey are in. It would be interesting if some local roup would survey Se'mninok County parents of students and find out .ow the'> and others - rate local "hools. Meienhtle, here is sonic of Gallup's inronnauon. movement. ,, traneous?" The hearing examiner also Stated that ltomcz' idea of "extraneous material," the commission officials apparentl)' tried to cover document states, included job applications that up the record in this case. This was one of the "had a letter attached.. . from a corigres&nan" cases we cited In our Nov. 6 column. Footnote: A or else 'had an internal agency memo on it" Justice Department official acknowledged that giving instructions to "hire this guy." an investigation of the Civil Service Commission Remex told the investigators thot "these is now in progress but refused to comment on the types of things were totally Immaterial to the subatance. rating process." Therefore, he acknowledged: "I talked to the area manager or hi. assistant DIPLOMATIC DISPATCHES Timid US. diplomats at the United Nations Initially and told him to clean out such things." tried to In a telephone interview, Romez told our scuttle a tough anti-hIjacking resolution drawn associate Gary Cohn that "no one ever up at the time of the IAftP'5fls, takeover in suggested, asked or directed me to destroy any October. At a closed door meeting, they opposed . records of any kind." Nor, he added, did he ever Other n.embers of the delegati who wanted the "suggest, ask or direct" anyone to destroy any U.S. to take the lead On the measure, Their arguments: it might rtiiffle the documents. feathers of Third it was normal commission policy, he ez- World nations who would thai squawk ahout plained, to remove extraneous material before "0-coloniallsrn," Only after Rep. Lester Wolff, fiercely argued that the Third sending Files outside the commission. The letters World Ofl the U.S. at every from congressmen amy the internal memos, he JW opportunity anyway said, would fall under the category of "ex• did the tide turn. What cinched it was the enti'itice to traneous material." the fray of chief U.S. delegate Andrew The critical transition papers, incidentally, Young who took the side of Wolff. have been in the hand.s of the present cornDepartment AgrIcult mlssloners for months. This raises an ImPortant publishal a tagt )W about agrlcuft question, Why did the commission wait until prodIon in Egypt. The 194'page document included some November to appoint an independent t dI)Zai charts and one map, vestigator to clean up the commission' There wa only one mistake. The 'nap, which In depleted the a related development, a hearing examiner "Major Agrononi Zones" of the Middle East, determined that the Bureau of Personnel mit the MUon of Israel. An Agriculture Management and Evaluation "engaged in sex spokesman discrImInatIon against women in general." called It "an editorial ovemigh" - a -. Below, in order of mentions, is the list of top problems: I. Lack of discipline 2. Integration'se'gregation.busimig 3 Lack of proper financial support 4 Difficulty of getting "good" teachers S Poor curriculwmi Use of drugs 7 Parents' lack of Interest Size of school-classes Teachers' lack of lnterit Mismanagement of funds'programs .*tierquestions asked by the Gallup Poll Include: Student.s are often gicn the grades A, H, ...0 I) and FAIl, to denote the quality of %ieir work. Suppose the public schools themselves, in this community, were graded in the same way. What grade would you give the public schools tiere ' A, H. C, I) or P'AIl.'t Here are the national ratings given the public schools by respondents for the last four %'ears: No ('hil l'uhlk Parochial National dren In School SchI Iotals Schooti h'arrnts Parents pet. pet. Yes, have heard of 41 62 the term I___. -.'eu, nave i o 52 36 not Dcn't know-no 2 2 1 2 answer %,_ National Totals Itatings (ilsen the' 1977 pet. PublIc Schools 11 A rating 25 ii rating C rating II 1) rating FAIl. Dcn't know' 19 no answer ?' 197$ pit. 13 29 2$ 10 1975 pet. 13 30 28 9 1971 pet. 18 30 21 6 14 13 20 ltack-lu'flasiis Movement 'Th" decline' in national test scores and frcouent media reports of illiteracy among high school graduates have given Impetus to what iS now widel.' referred to as backo-basics nio%'emflent To discover how widel known thus movement is and to obtain evidence of its popularity, three questions were Included in the' survey. The first asked, "Havc )'OU heard or read about the back'to-basics movement in education" Understandably, the better educated and those with chIldren now attending school arc more famIliar with the Man)' laymen interested in education, as well as educators, think of other subjects as "basic" besides the traditional three ft's. But does the general public1 The second question was asked, therefore, of those who said that they were aware of this movement: "When this term is used, do you think of anything besides reading, writing and arithmetic" The third question, asked of those familiar with the term, was. "Do >'ou favor or otosc this back-to-basics movement" All groups in the population express overwhelming approval of the movement. Time Limits on Television Viewing. Because the attraction of television i great for children in most families, many educatorshavecomlletothcconclusionthat definite limits should be placed on the amount of time that parents permit their children to view television. To discover how man)' parents already impose such rules, this question was asked about the eldest &'hild "Dc you place a definite limit on the amount of time your child spends viewing television during the school week1" The results l'arents I'arents Whose ElWhose de'st Child dest Child Ii 12 Years l;l3 'cars And tinder AndOver Pet. Pet. Yes, have defiMe time limit c0 No [)on't know' 2 1 no answer Safety of Children. One of the interesting facts to emerge in the present surs'e> iS the relatively high percentage of parents I I in 4i who fear for the physical safety of their children In school - and 28 percent fear for the safety of their children in their own neighborhooejs. The question asked tabout the eldest child), "When he-she Is at school, do YOU fear for his-her physical safety" - ' Yes, fear for safety No Don't knowno answer Public School Parrots Pet. Paroeldal School Parrots Pet. 2$ 68 61 4 9 seldoii, tl..: or.o tees. s',i'h cogent afl(1 thought'producing editorials, not to mention the timeliness of it If fowl this hysteria over everything tiring a canccr'pcoelucing agent, is such that I have e.rpecte'd an) da (or FDA, EPA etc et al to issue an order that there should be erected at the' E'la -Ga., Ala borders a sign to read. WARNING. ['londa Sunshine MAY be' hIazardou.' to .... ..-.... uui IIL'd4111. '-'st'c'tqs.'suie cna ett'e' CANCER' This would make' as much or more sense that the no 't of these' subitance mmiayt*' hazardous to your health," warnings The tact of the matter is. that the roost of tht'se warnings ,ire de'signe'd to raise' the.' ct cf iiuu:g business' therefore' the cost to the consumer- and. orb put govt'rmne'nt into the' 'egulation of private enterprise and ever>where this has occurre'l, the' cost to the consume'r has gone up, witness the' automnotile, food, drugs \•ou naiuic it and it has happened. in particular note the spray.can contris e'r'> Its int' MAY destro> the' Ozone-1ayer 'es, MAY. that is what all these presumptions are' base'sI on 'MA',"Tht'n again tho'y riia>' not do an> of the' things forecast, Icould be as near right, if I said; You Ma: die tomorrow, in fact nearer, as you will ce.'rt1einl> die tomorrow. which tomorrow I not know One thing tnat is almost never ,.,._ , Ii'tnI, ,.5s..s ,...,,', ..,,ur, , -flU .. 4'. 1v1,v, r '.i#/ 4 4 ......_.'...__- i-,,. P-, ' .4;.,,? 'i'dC - C1j' "d 'C — .'f.. "c.i. ~i;*.c .. -'!' ',.e'.l'--.,' - .g,,- . ''('".-"f' OUR READERS WRITE JACK ANDERSON-IFS WHITTEN meeting, Chairman Alan Campbell warned hli, mission official, named Ziv Hemex, had Issued collesgues: "Weknowthere'sgolngtobeajack "an order to purge files of all extraneous Anderson column." material." He said It was vital, therefore, to make a They cross'exi'mined him about the public announcement about the Rogovin allegation and summarized his responses. Appointment at Once. The annOuflctment was According to the summary, they asked him made later that afternoon: the fIrst column bluntly: "What was the basis for your Issuing appeared two days Later. this order and what v:as your definition of ex• L' * - Boston. Dcc. 16, 1773 In the first "class action" suit of its kind, a consumer groi here has obtained a court injunction that bare the Meanwhile, back at the White House, Hamilton British East India Co. from unloading 340 chests Jordan and his staff m who have prirnar) of tea. responsibility for the treaty salt's strategy, The tea was brought here from England which they are careful to call an "educational" aboard three' shii now anchored in Boston prograrrn launched a trial balloon. They floated liar bor. Almost immediately after their arrival, the idea that the treaties might well conic up for a consumer activist group headed by Samuel a vote in February or March. The significance of Adams filed anti4rust proceedings against the this was that Sen. Robert Byrd. the majority leader, ha been saying that he wouldn't let this comnpan)'. cometoavotetill he knew the admirustation had The plaintiffs contended that an agreement enough to win. between the company and the British govern• was a case of saying-so.make.., or merit amounted to a monopoly that would local merchants out of business and tend to so the White House hoped They did ni:inagc to get Sen Byrd himself to reiterate the idea a few b0;1 other monorolics. days later, though his statement included plent) Attains acted on behalf of himself and some of bct'hedging phrases 7,000 other consumers who gathered at Old South The White House sales campaign is almost at Church to sign the injunction petition. Previously, an organization called the Corn' full throttle now. It would do justice to Madison mittee of Correspondence attempted to arrange Avenue. Two respected high ranking mnilitar) men, now retired, attended one of the White an out-of.court settlement. House briefings the other day and reported Protesting a threepence tax on tea, the com that "reminded one of a Campaign to sell a new mnittee offered to resolve the iuue by tossing a detergent." coin, double or nothing. Baltimore, May 1844 The Democratic lithe White House can't muster the votes to National Convention today compromised on get its treaties ratified b early 1978. it will James K. Polk as the party 's presidential probably have to settle for the Senate Foreign nominee. Relations committee giving them a "do-pass" Asked at a news conference how he stood on recommendation. Byrd would then sit on them the Oregon Territory issue, Polk said his cam• till sometime after the November elections, Th' paign slogan would be: "Fifty-four Forty or Whitehlousewouldmerchan(jlsethLsasif it we're' Sue," a vic'tor'.thougJt would be a preview of defeat - Now that the job st'c- urit scare' is over in the Casselberry city governm with the election of Hill Grit'r as uia)or, the quaking has only jIi't !s'gun in take Mam) (mc' employees fear the' way to their 'iter Was greased with the rec?nt dccAnd, in Winter Springs as was seen last week, the' niajorits of the' ":; council sa s s' ants to set' soint' w ullici, on be,ii d ui advisors ('ellirijittee's and is considering alulishirig tin' zoning u)ar(i In or(h'r to get sari ft ma Ic ini'll hers - _______ It's Only Just Begun In Lake Mary t It is no secret that several senators who have mixed personal feeings about the treaties not to mention strong treaty opposition aniong their constltuentst would Just as soon the vote not come up at all or at least not till after the 1978 elections. ______ WASHINGTON Evidence has turned up of The Rogosin task force has now obtaIned a a Watergate-style coverup inside the Civil detailed "briefing book" compiled by the Service Commission. We have obtained an in- transition team, which Studied the commission's temal document, which strongly indicates operations during the transfer of power from commission officials cleansed the files to President Ford to President Carter. prevent a House committee from learning about Although the commission has kept a tight lid Improper activities, on these documents, we have obtained some of The commission's investigators had been them.Onetransitlondocumentcharacterizesthe tipped oft, according to another document, that a merit system as "a facade rather than a reality request had come down "through the chain f in federal employment." Declares the secret command" to review the files requested by the document: "Abuses have been so widespread congressmen and remove embarrassing that a fundamental re-examination of the federal ''nent's commitment to the merit system material. Allegedly, files were Stripped of certain notes "to prevent future em- would be in order." The document also recommends an In.depth barrasnent." Investigation, among other things, "whether The damaging document Is now In the hands abuses of the Watergate era persist to this day In of an independent task force, which the cornthe federal clvii service and whether any mission established last month to investigate corrective action Is required to assure that such changes of wrongdoing. The Investigation is abuses do not continue In a Carter headed by Mitchell Rogovin, a former asii4ant rstlon." attorney general. We have also seen an "Interview summary," The arinowicenient of his appointment " written by investigators in early 1976 and now In rushed out alter the commission learned we the possession of the Rogovin task force. The were preparing a critical column. At a Nov. staff investigators established that a retired corn- lit — - ' - - —. . 'i Sunday, Dec. 1$, I'77-4A Parties & Politics The Piicn __ OPiNION Evening H.rald, Sanford, Fl. RONALD REAGAN Civil Service Commission Coverup? äERRY 'S WORLD I, County Commissioner Robert French it)Casselberry) still has not changed his party. Hut. ,.he did put In an appearance at the annua' Christmas party of the Seminole County RepuMican Executive Committee this week. lie was welcomed by several members and in' troducrd all around by his colleague, County Conunissioner Bill Kircithoti iR-Sanfordi. Also at the party was Ron Holman. chairman of the Seminole County Planning and Zoning Com mission. Holman is expected to be a candidate for thecounty conirnission seat currently held by Harry Kwiatkowaki. Also table-hopping were Bobby and Patti Bran• (Icy. Brantley is expected to be a candidate for the seat in the Legislature currently held by Vince Fcchtel iR-Leesburgi. Fechtel isn't talking yet about what he will run for in 1978. ANGLE.WALTERS - Only Gesture assigluilents from laSt year. They have given the committees which belonged to the two councilmen whO left office to the two new councilmen-all of this reminiscent of the attorney-city Judge carry-over of Icur years ago. .4 :' ' '.',,. *3 I.4uUevJ tnH;i,in Events-6-19-1973. telling an Australian businesnan that either Social iran or Contrnuniszn was the only answer to our problems, and that is where 4d1 of this is leading. "a 'I-'..' ',e.JLc,.t\,fu .I &t • - T 4,:; ' - s H. iJifli) Crowe HR 1, Box Sanford, Fla. 3ZT7l -........ " Hit And Run To th' person in lb.' white car who killed a I)achshund puppy at 4:30 p in Tuesda>. Dcc 6 It took place on Shell Ilioid in Debar> (Jut son, age nine w'as walking his dog on his leash, when the pup pette'd a .squirrcl and pulled free, running intothe road Our boy stood in a state' of shock watching his little dog killed and tossed aside like so much garbage You didn't Stop, you dids't care that a small boy lost his only companion at Christmas tune, that this child will grow up arid remember this the' rest of his life. What kind of person are ) ou' Is )Our life so full of bitte'rness and hate that you can't think of an> her person' I thank God it wasn't our son that ran into the road. Vuuld>iu have struck tutu and gone on to We' know that )OU were surely making go(4 time, but I wonder if you kno. wht're sou are going A Mol-HER NlCWiteld onreouast .!' 'I , ""1.';. 4 " '' ti- 's' % '.'.' ,,,*, , 2'ar. "i' :, ' ? Ir ............. - S ..'.'.' . '. -" . .. ' : �1OA-Evening H.ra Id Sanford, Fl. SPORTS Sunday, D.C. ii. 1977 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 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The Cardinals are described as being down emotionally, but a club spokesman said they will be ready, on the arm of quarterback Jim Hart and his receivers Mel Gray and Ike Harris, and is fourth In total offense. "They are very, very down," he said. "They had their fate in their own hands. They've got to be disappointed. But they know they've' got to end ibu' .'ason (i n a win so they will be ready." It will be facing a young and agressive defense that has intercepted 21 passes, including six against New Orleans. St. Louis leads the National Fbotball Conference in passing 1 HARVEST FRESH VEXAR BAG WESTERN RED DELICIOUS APPLES c LB. I 2 $1000 o'SUNSNi WHOLI IE3 DEEP SOUTH BUTTER PLAN 49 Turkey Wings to . 49c OU H0.,,,, _ ______ Ii A ' " 99c l 0 Dills .. .. RESER ." 99c .. %'\1 ] 1 5 79c .':-. .. — 10 H' cxci. cigs. LB. ' (AIJIIF1 I I.B. 20 ' t,,jp-. Hcw,,tI 1 PR\... ICE Tangerines 13 GOOD SUPIRERAND SHERBET OR '"Stove Top DEC. 18-21 •. 59 . . c .'.'-'t THRIFTY MAW STRAINED CKANöEKKY . 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Al !t LEUfERS ' II 3 MAYONNAISE • Llmt 2 wIth $5.00 or mor puuhas. .cl. dgs. PKG USDA OftcloVA' CELERY LAND 0' SUNSHINE $119 L$. AVG. ;. . . . . . : ' HAR VEST SIRLOIN TIP ' r, -.p P..., _Pecans W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE PACKER TRIM BONELISS WHOLE ROUND — .* e'v is Detroit's solO-out Pontiac H) The tsocIaled Press Lions pride was good enough Out of the three teams Stadium Saturday night to face to upset the Baltimore Colts 13. ''; Washington, Miami and Miii- the Lions, who are playing 10 last week, and the Vikings FORT PIERCE - Seminole Edison tournamesaL Jan. 4 in nesota - which will battle for strictly for pride. A Minnesota conic off a 35-13 drubbing by Community College easily Punta Gorda. Competing in that playoff positions today, only the victory would clinch the NFC Oakland. Minnesota rookie outdistanced Briward North event will be Valencia and -" Vikings can control their own Central title for the Vikes and quarterback Tommy Kramer Friday night in basketball, 110- Ilillsborough, along with host lestmy. send them to Los Angeles in the - SO impressive the week ,..p L' 82, to set the stage tonight for Edison and SCC. Minnesota will travel to first playoff round. before against the 49ers — the anticipated rematch 'looked lost in the Bay Area fog against Indian River, host of 4 last week, as the iiaWers . this weekend's tournament. tercepted three of his .. 4 Indian River, beaten earlier and caused huni to fumble in the season in Sanford by the i'1' ') twice. •' ,_ Raiders, tripped a'tona ,1 Minnesota Coach Bud Grant Beach by 110-77. rnayfeel compelled to switch to .. , Bob Zipko carried a hot hand veteran Bob Lee against the i i for the Raiders, canning 32 I !'.. LIons, who sport the fifthranked points. Robert Lewis added 24• .161 defense in the conference. Also carrying major roles in Detroit's Greg Landry Is the the SCC victory were Withe NTC's fourth-rated passer, but By United Press International Williams with 16 points and Jon he's thrown only six TI) passes Kentucky Coach Joe Hall Rickets with 12. Rolling Rolls On all season and he lacks a conproved Friday he's a perfecSeminole, which has the top tionist in the mold of the late sistent ground game. A professional journalist is somewhat of a rolling stone, record in the state at 11-I, will The Washington Redskins ___ Adolph Rupp. r_ traditionally. to keep from gathering an unwanted acbe Idle alter tonight until the host Los Angeles Rams in ' Despite breaking the all-time cumulation of moss, you see. And it is time this rock rolled to its today's first of three nationally Kentucky mark for points in a I . BROvAtiOPORTH Margin 136 next stop. il!, . televised games, but the game en route to a 114-88 vic1172 P.nreep 3006. R,, 522 IS This is-in case the above opening lines were not intelligible -a • Redskins' real playoff hopes r,.. °r'i . • • tory over Portland State in the i 3, Sara • ' -arcwell column . An offer was made me by a newspaper in my SSP99r are in Detroit and New Jersey, -. •00 5. smimon 4 oo • opening round of the Kentucky (Herald Photo ly T ommy Vrncpnl; 1c 415 36 10 I? 52 home state of Alabama IScottsboro) that I just could not refuse, where the N:w York Giants Invitational, Hall was untmSEMINOLE LOul I 00 2 Ifut one. hut Rso, hut three. . and It's time for a pat But I've found, in 12 years of writing-covering high school host the Chicago Hears Sunday. SII1IIQ 222 . pressed with the Wildcats' sports that there is usually one school in each of my coverage Even if the Redskins upset allomI 7 72 II, Zo on (1w back for The I-ening Herald, recipient of an 12 It 12 , performance. S'e's 1 003. LC* P 04424 Sm IP areas that exemplifies the spirit of sportsmanship. the Rams, they will almost "It really concerns me to set' achievement asard for coverage of the recently 456, 0444, k',l.t 2004, In Seminole County, for the 1977 football season, anyway, it has certainly be eliminated from us play as poorly as we did in completed Pop Warner I.eague football season, 0 7 2 7, Tofa 32110 been Trinity Prep . . . and not just because the Saints went to the playoff competition If Mmlfow&fd spots," said Hall, wbose team is 31 47 In sponsored by the Seminole 'lCA. League director, S.mreIe state- winrung is a usual symptom, but not the cause. nesota and Chicago also win. A 45 6J.I to now 5.0. "We can't play the way I- oI Don I{ucdllnger gets reads' to center the plaque to P'o*are 27. The Saints were a true team-played for one another and the Washington victory, however, e did against Portland State' !'-P 71 F' j l'..j Qu• Non, IIt'rald sports editor Jim IIa',iies. team. Petty jealousies were present, of course, but always would vault them into the N'FC lnc' .g and expect to beat a team like vercome for the good of the whole. playoffs a.s the wildcard team If St John's lius usually happens when the team members are treated as either Minnesota or Chicago St John's Coach Lou Carequal members by the coach- "boss". ..equal, just having a loses. nesecca offers a different view different part of the job to perform. Defeating Los Angeles, of the top-rated Wildcats. For instance-the Saints had no coach in the press box to scout though, will be difficult - even ''It will take the Holy out the enemy defense. "We didn't need one," declared Kelley. for George Allen. The Rams on our side- to beat then ," said "We had 11 coaches on the field, getting a real close look at the sport the best overall point Carnesecca, whose 19th-ranked other team's defense." differential In pro football. Redmen defeated Seattle 77') Kelley would send in plays each down- but seasoned ni-. They've scored 238 points and to move into the finals. like Brent Matthews, Chen Muller, or Jay Matthews-had the allowed only 129 for a plus 159 Kentucky, which shot 56 mark. Ilee Redskins have given option, or veto power, to cancel Kelley's call and substitute their percent from the field, placed .wn. up almost 500 more yards than five men in double figures Steve Pe'rr. 100,. Big Marcus Kendrick pinned llnstl.>iiian and Lake Howell pounds, had perhaps the fastest inclu,ting Jack Givens with 26 they've gained in 1977, yet they l.ikewLse, defensively, where four-year veteran tackle J. I flit' l54eain meet includes pu'i of the evening Friday in his points both his opening round op.weren't on top, after the first annuall> win crucial games in Willitt, or again Johnson would usually have the other team's - to overcome Freeman day of action Fnday in the ponents, one Paul Smith of tt four of last year's top 10 last match, stopping Jerry williams' 39 points for Portlani offense figured out by halftime - and a "key" spotted, b> which which they appear overmatch- (;rcyhoufl(J5' annual holiday Oak Ridge in just 5.4 seconds wrestlm teams Winter Park. Boggs of Oak Ridge in an State •'d the rest of the defense could aLso know wli1it to i. Bishop Moore, Lyman and Lake amazing wrestling tourney, but the two Marcus wrestles in the seconds. After the Redskin-Ram con' The Saints' seniors also handied all the exercises- pre-game We weren't mentally sharp Howell were in heavyweight division. SSeminole County teams Also advancing to the finals I don't know why, but it conteSt, the 3-10 Buffalo Bills visit and at practice- a different person in charge of each. one of the top individual The other three Lyman ad. striking distance for Saturday's stars were the Tribes' Robert cerns me," Hail said 'It was one of the hardest things I ever learned," said Kelly Miami's Orange Bowl riding a vancecs were — David Sims is l87.p.iund class defending Charles $ heavyweight and finals. one-gaflie winning streak. "To let the boys take over different functions, while my coaches The 23,400 in attendance at I 1691, Keith Barnhart I 134 i. state champion Bob Isola of John Trembley '1141. and I became otaen'ers," Adolph Rupp Arena were The Dolphins have defeated Boone high of Orlando and and John "Stag" Stagliano Bishop Moore — and he perOviedo winners were — Greg primarily concerned with stopWinter Park paced the first 1 114 1. I t That isn't the right word, coach. Supervisor is more like it- the Hills 15 straight times, yet funned up to par in first round Kerr 1871, John Oleson 1134i, ping the mortar shots of is what the coach is supposed to be. day s — the Braves advancing without a New England victory action, pinning Doug Dow'nell of and Steve Key i 100, Kendrick and Barnhart are The result is a team of men -or responsible persons. The cause Williams, who connected on 17. six wrestlers to the finals, defending tourney clianips; and over Baltimore Sunday, Miami Apopka and Ralph Mee of Lake Brantley's Patriots of-40, most from long range is treating players like men, making them take an active part in fans can put their white hamWinter Park five Rockletlge art' seeded first in their ninaged just one winner decLciofls "I was the quickest player in dkerctue(s away for the season. Six teams -. Rocklt'dgt', respective divisions thus year. Seminole and Oviedo are still Friday, Terry Coleman in the the arena," said Williams, who This will always make the paricipanhs grow, win or lose, which Only a Baltimore loss coupled Sarasota, Evans, Colonial, along with teammate Stagliano in the running for the tourney 121-pound class. drvA five different CX defendLs. again what high school is all about School is a learning with a Miami victory will give Lyman, and Lake howell — crow n each advancing three' Lake howell's four are Frank Action resumed Saturday t-rs during the game "I think situation, and all the lessons aren't presented from &4o-5. the Ikdptuns a playoff berth as advanced four men to the S:y algi ISli, Greg Abbott men morning, with action set all we could hase stayed closer had It is nice w hen the rewardscomes directly, like this year for the the AFC Eastern Division ,Saturday round Chad Roll, 140 afternoon 147 r, Brian Andrew 1134i, and we' all hit better." Trinity football team, and the hard work and teamwork leads to champion. Reserves James Lee and Tim the state playoffs. If the Dolphins beat Buffalo, Stephens added 16 and 12 they will have to rely on New points, respectively, while MiktEnough (If the smaltz for a inonient. . and down to a bare' fact or England, the team they've just Phillips scored 11 for Ke-ntuck, tw o to cap off the prep football season.. eliminated from the playoffs, to which outreboundeel POrtl e1 loiiuiiy Albe Is officially ficially the' 1971 Seminole County scoring beat a powerful Baltimore State 62 to 34. Chris Smith champion. The Lake Brantley senior did not score in the Rotary Colts' squad on sheer pride', added 22 for Portland State Howl loss to Orlando Evans. But his regular season total of 72 A Buffalo victory would not - - -.. St John's had five players in points held up, despite' his two main challengers getting an ex- only, shode the football world IN double figures and took advantertsion of three games to try and catch up. but fuel New England to a fever 4 Thruty's tage of a cold spell by Seattle Matthews and Jay Johnson changed their totals pitch midway through the first half to with the three playoff games-and swapped positions on the P. In other Sunday action, adsance to the finals George coring list (inc-ago running back Walter 'j Johnson and sophomore BetML Johnson finished the regular season in second place, 57 points. Payton needs 199 rushing yards r;ard Rencher scored 14 points Matthews third with 46. against the New York Giants to .'tt' each to olead No. 19 St. j hn's, 114y(". break O.J. Simpson's single'ii,)w 7-I, and freshman Wayne season record of 2,003, San Three quick memorable quotes from the 77 Seminole Co. McPeo scored 13 points Seattle' Francisco is at Green Bay, football season was paced by sophomore First, coach Jim Haley of Lake Brantley, speaking of the 37.21 Cincinnati can clinch the AFC Jaw ann Oldham with 22 points Central with a victory on the Pats took from the Seminoles In the regular upset licking his Elsewhere in the top 20. No 6 road against Houston, Pitts-j season finale for the county title- "The Seminoles were so high UCLA defeated Southern IIburgh is at San Diego, ,i' that night, they could have beaten anybody ... well, I don't know • linois 90-IS. 10th-rated Sracwe (It 4", 'r) Cleveland at Seattle, Kansas about the Pittsburgh Steelers; but they would have whipped hipped Penn State 8145, 5. (it)' at Oakland, Denver at JI 1,ampa Ray for sure" I . 7"' 11 San Francisco beat Idaho I)alllLS,St. Louis at Tampa Bay, . V • (Of course, the quote carne before the Bucs' entrance, Into the 115;, A. 10-0 in the first round of the New Orleans at Atlanta and the • world of respectability- before their win over New Orleans.) — Golden Gate Classic and 15thNew York Jets at Philadelphia. ,: ( Trinity' s Kelley, immediately after the 59-7 thrashing by FAMU '4) -ranked Utah topped Texas Tech in the state IA final- "At least they didn't get 60•" 68-62 in the opening round of the _001= -, - ; And here is the compliment of the year, from Lake Howell's COU then Gets Volunteer Classic S Coach Curtis Keen, speaking of his 135-pound (soaking wet Guard Roy Hamilton and senior tackle-linebacker Daws Weaver- "He is 135-pound heart Writers ' Award center David Greenwood p with a helmet on." c'ored 19 points each to help Jockey NEW YORK (UPI) . t'Cl_ cruise to 113 fifth victory Steve Cauttien, thoroughbred ,,I'arting is, as a good writer once wrote, sweet sorrow-if you in six games. Hamilton hut . .-. racing's $6 million man, was love the place you are leaving, seven-of-nuie shots from the ' named Big Sport of Turfdom Sanford, Seminole County, and Floridawill always have aplace floor, and the 6-foot-nine' . . • Friday, an award presented in my' hcart.,.and goes on my list of places I plan to someday ,reenwood and Junior forward annually by the Turf Publicists return to. Gary Wilson paced the Salukis of AmericaSo no goodbyes ..just, see ya later. with 22 points -. 99 I FOR rx V ' 18$ TOMATO JUICE The four Cardinals named to the Pro Bowl were center Tom Banks, guard Conrad Dobler, tackle Dan Dierdorf and cornerback Roger Wehrli i- " . STOKELY Four of the Cardinals were named this week to the NFC squad for the Pro Bowl game which will be played in Tampa Jan. 23. Tampa was blanked in the balloting by players and coaches. I ' HAM aci But the Cardinals have been found lacking in defense, being last in pass defense and next-tolast overall. &M I Vikings Hopef ul $100/. 28.oz. BTLS. home attendance of better than 52.000 prior to winning a game, and when the smoke settled alter last week's victory, fans began lining up for tickets to the closing game of the season. A crowd of better than 60,000 is expected for the 1 p.m. cESTt kickoff. Despite the win last week, the Bucs still have been unable to come up with a consistent oftense, with the defense scoring F LE SUEUR PEAS tJ) CHEK DRINKS 9' playoffs. Tampa goes into the game sky-high emotionally after a stunning 33-14 upset of the New Orleans Saints last week. Si. Lows is riding a three-game losing streak after having been in good Position for the playoffs. Oddsmakcrs have made the 7-6 Cardinals a one-touchdown favorite over the Bucs, 1.32. The Hues drew an average COUPON! NO RETURN BOTTLE ALL FLAVORS - -- slump cost them a berth in the To Wien For Hometown Fans rin l kion 'Skins FOOD STAMi 11000 SMALL FANCY Sunday. Dec. ii. 1t77-1B , ',- '.,,• �2B—Eveni ng Herald, Sanford, Fl - i 10? 11 ! - Sunday, Dec to, io n .,-ti... ii . I i - -1: , ..:. .. . I .. . - .,* . t,i* N--, Lake ,z ~. -!iI. - -a', ''. * -- , . . ~,*-f. '.... . 4.... . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Seminar. First on the agenda was consideration of closing a smail portion In Lake George during the bass spawning season. G.F.C. Spokesmen responded to criticism of the practice by showing that the area In question wei only 000 acres out of a total of approximately 48,000 acres of water. It as suggested that only a few people were responsible for having this area set aside, but this was countered by the fact that there were open public meetings and an overwhelming majority of those attending were for the proposal. Further public hearings will be held to see if the public still wants the areas closed, but until that time they will follow the program. A report on the progress of the 1977.78 hunting season to date Indicated a much better than average harvest of buck deer. All public hunt areas, with the exception of a few, have shown a buck to hunter ratio far superior to the records of the last few years. A proposal to expand the pilot alligator harvesting program was passed on the basis of recommendations received from G.F.C. biologists. Concern was expressed by a spokesman from the Florida Audubon Society that there were strong rumors that alligator hides were going to be placed on the open market in order to Increase demand and prices. '(r; I - Ou tdoo rs - Some interesting facts about America's 64 million participants were uncovered in studies by the National Bowling Council. Figures indicate bowlers earn more, have a higher educational level and are employed more in managerial and professional positions than previously thought. So ...who is the average bowler' 1 By IIERKY IIUF"FMAN - - . - - ?I - - _. A - =-... . - Bowling Well, tie or she Is about 30 years of age, has a median income has had some college education and Is married. Sounds like a great number of people we know. It's appropriate that we do have open commission meetings, but my main objection Is that with the exception of a few thay are all held in TaUahsee. John Q. Public is at a great disadvantage a for as irnput due to weekday meetings and the long distance. we all write theG .F.C. and our local see if we can' t get more of these meetings held throughout the State. It's disheartening t attend a commission meeting and observe the politicking and commercial lobbists !l ?jit i whole snow. I woild suggest 8y SUE ('EYNOWA _______________________________________________________ This study reveals that bowling ranks fifth among all sports. Swimming, bicycling, fishing and camping are the top four Be. cording to a Neilsen study made a year ago. A study on the casual bowler reveals their views on bowling to be more of a social event than A committing occasion or a cornPet itiveness as in league bowling. This bowler would rather bowl on weekends after 6 p.m., usually goes bowling when someone else suggests it, or goes bowling as a change of pace from acunties he or she more often pursue. All the information from these studies will be Incorporated Into existing and future progrants designed to promote the sport. that representatives in Tallahassee and 4-7.1(1, teresa Lowle 6-10.7, Dell Barca 4-7.10, Polly Hafi 2.7.10, Carole Green 5.7.9, and Diane Markos 2410. JET BOWLERETrES: Santa was good to Anna Coleman this past week, Anna rolled a terrfffic 26 game. ROLI,A.BOUTS: League secretary Lots Smith reported that they had many splits, but as it goes In bowling, they made nary a one. T.G.LF. Therrien and women of this league really had a rash of 200 games this past Sunday. Roldrg 200 games were ICci. Garner 222. 202, Berney Hudley 210, Dorine McAteer 204, Cathy McNabb 201, 206, Jim Johnson 204, Hal Rich 211, Mike Laubert 202. Frank Torello 201, and Ray DcGroat 203. Greyhounds I 152,150 11 United Press International Denver 1l7112. and Seattle BZIN' BLAZER Midway through the second defeated Los Angeles 96-90. overtime period. Kent Benson Suns 138, Jazz 113 tangled his legs with Bob Walter Davis, Paul Westphal McAdoo's and collapsed to the and Ron Lee scored 24,7.1 and fl floor in pain. Minutes later, he points respectively to offset was removed on a stretcher. 34-point effort from Pete It by Alan Mover e'N WA L TON CP.'M OF 7 -Hf Pc'R7'zANP - 5t42g,q 7,'e %/4 r C#AftiP/oN/p Jj• ft ''f Had Benson not been injured. Maravich as the Suns captured .11 chances are he would have their fifth straight. f'7 ''%'6 needed a stretcher anyway Built 115, 7lers 110 from exhaustion. Mickey Johnson poured in 34 60 The last time an NBA game points and Artis Gilmore went to three overtimes was As the old saying goes - some Big 6-Si center Gary Ilird chid In with 2//,' a the 76ers you win, some you lose, and topped the Lions, as usual, with November of ig5, when the dropped their fourth consecu,4'5,pb some are rained out. Friday 23 points and 18 rebound.i. Philadelphia 76ers downed the tis'e game. Lloyd Free scored 28 1 Washington Bullets 110-109. The in a* % night, it was rained-out-tune for i Trinity Prep fell to 0-3. the a losing effort. Knicks and Bucks did it Friday 1.%man's Greyhounds at Bishop Saints long in the fir round Nets 118. Caallers 101 N 1' night, and Brian Winters' offMoore. of the Lake Highland Holiday ì Ed Jordan, cut last week t balance 15-footer with three from Cleveland, came back to 'The Bishop Moore Golden Invitational in Orlando. i I . seconds remaining in the thiTd haunt his ex-mates by scoring Dome has a Tartan floor, which TheSaints could manage just overtime gave Milwaukeea 152. 28 pos, but it was Bernard has a clay base. In wet weather two points in the first quarter, 150 triumph. the floor sweats, making it and never came close. .' King's last-second free throws .,,. . impossible to stand up," ex'All I know," said McAdoo, that sent the game Into OT. ' Hod e Highland downed "lslwasjustgolngforthe ball. Hawks 11$, Spurs 08 pl.airied Lyman coach Rick ' " Luther sa In the nightcap. . '.". - .' I didn't see what happened to Steinke. St'e Hawesnetted23points Tonight, 6 p.m., the Saints will him. But I'll remember it and Atlanta scored 15 straight 7WkY "We watched the junior meet Luther for third place. because I thought It was a varsity teams slip and slide for lousy points at one stretch in the call. It was my sixth foul." a half, before deciding to call fourth quarter. John Drew ) ,,,ç -7yy OvIEDO HrØ 23. Meyrf ID, P off the varsity game. It was Benson had scored 19 points bolstered the attack with a 20,f/6'/" ,q,'t with eight rebounds In what point output. postponed and will be played Hair 6. Gould I Ketsingar I. An wins 7. Dsvrie 14'O'Y -'i Coach Don Nelson called his sometime after the holidays," I, WiIiam L Totals Poland 6, 32 77 Celtics 118, Warriors 11.3 $ 21 ,4'lcoRP best outing of the season. Steinke added. LAKE HOWELL Adams 35. Charlie Scott's two clutch The Lyman jayvees lo the Minicoy 9. Weaver 17. Kirby 0. "It was too bad Benny had to baskets in the final two minutes Westgro.k 7.hompon 7. LOoby 0. get hurt," he said. "He's Just t game, 45-43, faUmg to 3-2. gave him 30 points for the night Mcrra, 0 Meadows 2. Schmidt 0. starting to come around." In other Friday games. both 0 Leary 0. Jeffers 3. AAcPh*rson 2. and gave the Celts a comefromRegulation play ended in a 4' 901 Lake Howell and Trinity Prep 4'E behind victory over the / Oveado It Ii 20 21-77 116-116 tie. After one 01 period Warrmrs. remained winless; while Lake HOwtiI 9 IS II IS—M it was knotted at 127 and after MEYER SHOOTS, WESflHIOOKS DEFENDS Total fouls - Oviedo lO. Lake Oviedo kept rolling, off to a Pacers 114, pistons 101 two overtinies the teams were good 6-2 start on the '77 sa.son. uoll 79 Fouled out — Weaver, 'i4 Danny Rounield red a A esItifook deadlocked at l. The Lions ripped Lake points and pulled ' JV - Lake Holostil S3. Ov iedo #9 The Bucks quick,ly scored the career-high 36 Howell, 77.56, to drop the down a career-high 25 rebounds r first four points Hawks to 0-7. of the third as the Pacers ruined GM Bob HERITAGE Ware a. Williams era period to take a 141-137 Kaulfrnan's debut as coach The Lions ripped Lake 17. A Wams 70 Boema of s r 9, lead, but the Knicks fought the lkstons Coal back to tie at 146. then again at 2133 Haskstoo.7. Bullets Ill, Nuggets l TRINITY tlutt I. Bedsold 6, 150 when Toby Knight banked 9 Oviedo outscored the Hawks, McNulty 4. Elvin Hayes pumped in seven 8el5ron I. Burnett 7. 19.9, in the firm period, and won Eaton 4. Giereichl. Totals 171.11 home a short jumper with nine of his game-high 33 points in WASHINGTON i UPI — and 1977 and a fight on April 30, seconds remaining, Heritage II IS II il—IS going away. ABC-TV, after a late Investiga- l77, in Puerto Rico," said an overtime for the Bullets. Trinity Winters, who was trapped in 2 II I 0Howell' Stan Adams was Sorties 9$, Lakers 90 tion, has decided not to telecast ABC-TV spokesman. "As a a doublecaming New York Total fouls — Heritage IS. Trinity "-u Sugar Ray Leonard's -homeco. result of our investigation, Diaz defense, wrambled free and jet the game's top Scorer, pumping Seattle blew a 17-point lead fouls - Trinity Coach Denicole in 25 points. By Urtfted Press international John McKentle irot the but rallied in the final six-andadallit, ming" fight today against and his manager, Woodrow loose a twisting Jumper from hall minutes tosend LA into the The WHA continued its fine winner at 16:27 and MiketI Hector Diaz of the Dominican Wilson Larousseaux, both ad- the foul line. Republic because of discrepan- nutted to ABC that the Puerto cellar of the Pacific Division, a showing against the touring Rogers got an insurance goal at 1aues Johnson and Quinn spot the Sonics had held prior to Czechoslovakian squad Friday 18:17 cies in Diaz' listed ring records Rico fight did not take place. Buckner each scored 27 points the game. Fred night when the New England Leonard's handlers, inBrown led the The Czechs continue theIr "Furthermore," the spokeseluding attorney Mike Trainer, man to lead Milwaukee's attack Sonic offense with 24 points. Whalers scored four goals in the tour Sunday in Houston added, "the president of while Lonnie Shelton pumped in were upset by the decision, final period for a 5-3 victory. A game between the Soviet a career-high 41 points. Washington, made late Friday afternoon,tk The Czechs took a 3-1 ad. All-Stars and the Winni Peg j ets McAdoo, who fouled out In the vantage Into the final period in was postponed. In the oni> but said the eight-round fight Bdtipg in the Dominican second overtime, added 29. will go on s To Get Their Kicks hopes of winning a match after National Hockey ' League game, scheduled at the Republk stated to ABC that Elsewhere in the NBA, District of Columbia Armory. A Diaz had snot fought in that losing to Edmonton and Win- Toronto ripped Minnesota 8-5 Phoenix clubbed New leans WASHINGTON (UPIp — nipeg. crowd of 7,000 Is expected to Rookie Bruce Boudreat4j country since 19Th." 126-113, Chicago topped Phila- George Washington University cheer the 21-year-old Palmer But the Whalers had ideas of red his first three goals of delphia 115-110, New Jersey and the North American Soccer [lark, Md.. native. their own. Larousseaux was unavadable the season, Lonnie McDonald downed Cleveland in overtime League Players Association Some tennis followers know what racketsthetop pros are using, "I think they're paranoid and for comment,, but it was "We decided to play hockey added a pair and Borje Sainting 116-ICE, Atlanta toppled San will co-sponsor an Indoor soccer instead of taking but an interesting article appeared recently in WorId Tennis they're making this fight a reported he called the alleged foolish penal- collected five assists as the Antonio 115-99, Boston clipped tournament at GW invohing showing the grip sizes and racket weights as well as stringing scapegoat," said Trainer. "We Puerto Rico fight "a misunder. ties," said New England Coach Slaple Leals gained ground on Golden State 118-113, Indiana youth and collegiate level tensions. aren't finandally affected by standing" and confirmed that Harry Scale. "They were Adams Division rivals Boston outpointed Detroit In overtime teams Jan. 8-10, it was anThe U.S. Open quarterfinalists were used as examples and t his. We're not sustaining any Diaz never fought there. taking foolish chances because and Buffalo, Glenn Sharpie), 124-1%, Washington overtimed nounced Friday. many interesting facts surfaced, For example, 12 of 26 of the loss, but sonic people are going of per30nai problems on the Ron Zanussi, Pierre Jar, ->. ice." rackets used in the quarters were wood. This is surprising in view to get the wrong inipression of 011ie Brasar and Alex Purus of the recent advances made in composites and metals. In the It. Czech Coach Stanislav accounted for the North Stars' ABC-TV was heavily criti Nevesely said that New, En. goals. men's group iVilas, Connor, Barazzutti, Soloman, Gottfried, Moore, Orantes, and Stockton), a 4's" grip was most popular a1id cued for carrying the ill-fated Ogland's style Is typical of the ' a Medium weight was most used. Stringing tensions ranged from U.S. Box.ing Championships, North American style. 44 pounds Orantesp to 62 (Solomon. Surprisingly enough, the which featured some fighters "They played the same as the I women (Evert, Turnbull, Navratilova, Stove, Austin. King, with alleged falsified reeords. other teams we've played in Jausovec and Wade) showed a preference for medium rackets Network officials recently cx this country." he said. -The and the larger 4 and five-eighteenths Inch grip also. Their plained the matter to a Whalers played rough toward the end of the match and my Los Angeles Dodgers' Triple-A stringing tensions were comparable to the men and ranged Congressional committee, and farm club at Albuquerque, Trainer pounds Evert and Austin) to 62 (King). understands the youngrough team style couldn't cope with N.M., has traded the contract of . 1 network's delicate position. their of play." right-handed pitcher Res The BayheadJunlor Tennis Championships will be held Jan. 20. "But I can't see why they're Each team had nine penal. liUdsontotheToledocluboftt fl at the Bayhead Racquet Club. This event will be open to boys making a big deal out of it," ties Internal League ill C1 and girls and will feature singles and doubles play in the 12, 14.16 said Trainer. "I just hope this "Thc,tewasalotof stick work and 18 age brackets. Entry deadline will be Jan, 17. going with both sides," said change for left-handed pitcher isn't blown out of proportion.' "He's the only clean shooter Scale. "There could have been 11111 Butler, It was announced Regi.dratlonforjuniorandadultgrouptennislessonswfllbegin In boxing and here he is being many more penalities called Friday. at 6 p.m., Dec. 29 at Red Bug Park. All sessions will be for one strangled by association," said but we were coming on at the how per week, for ten weeks, commencing January 9. Leonard's publicist, Charlie end and would have beat them —— Brotnian. even If we didn't get the powerThis writer considers himself very lucky to have reached the Brotman's releases listed Play opportunity late in the finals in the Jr. Vet division of the Lake Padgett Christmas Diaz' lifetime record as 17-6-3, game." I ASPEN, Cclo. (UPI) Championships held at the Bath & Racquet Club In Land O'Lakes with his last fight June 17, 1977, ' The Czechs Jumped off (oa 2-1 Favored Jos Odermatt last weekend. The title went to an Atlantan, John Turner, in a a 10-round decision over Gulllead in the first period on goals Switzerland beat out rookie pro tough three setter: 4-6, 6-4, 6-4. lermo Armengo at Santo by Milow Tirant and and skier Andre Arnold of Austria Ill Domingo, Dominican Republic. Vitezslav Duris sandwiched the giant slalom Friday to TRIVIA: Do)ukr50wthat45tenfliabalJ5caflbecarrjedonthe RngMagazlnellstedtherecord around a Whaler goal by Jack Obtain the lead lnthe World Pro face of. Prince rsct' u13-S.3,wlththelastfighty Carlson. Skiing standings after two 10, 1976, in London. The Dials made it 3-1 for the events, TENNIS TIP: The common practice of changing grips Is discrepancy prompted ABC-VIP Czechs ml 11:19 of the second Odermatt, who finished sixth misunderdood by an extraordinary number of competent people. to check, period with a shot that eluded in the first-ever downhill on the One aspect frequently ignored Is that the racket changes its "According to information Whaler goalie Al Smith. pro tow Thwsdsy, battled high position In the hand rather than that the hand changes Its received from the promoter, Larry Mcmi scored for New winds and heavy snow position on the racket. 7be difference is very great, wW crucial; the rnatdnaker and Diaz' England at 7:21 of the third working his way to the fi.m the hand that is cradling the racket is used to turn or rotate the manager, Dial' 1743 record period. Gordie Howe scored his against the young Austrian. lie handle in the palm gripping the racket. This allows the grip to be includes four alleged fights In 1,001th career goal at 13:55. It barely qualified for the event, the Dominican Republic in 1976 changed during the backswing while maintaining f was Howe's 1.999th regular. beating Swlurookie Engelhard W season game. Pargaet by .015 of a second. Rained Out.? , I I. ' / 4I ' ABC Kills Telecast Of Sugar Ray F1 ht W HA Continues To Top Czechs 4 NASL Tennis: A Regular Racquet * @W " TIOTs"__________________ AXEM FotAKS Butler Traded __________________________________ -KEGLER'S S _______ -' wiss In Lead At Sale 167.99 Modulators, L 7 6 5 The St&fttrs, ? Stripped Gears, ("e af jarrirrefs Set-#$ to increase her average to Unlucky % 11 J? 120 1101 pifll over Converted Splits Darlene Kalks Sharon S,emer 21t, Bob Hollord Other Highlights Hafr.ttv Do w d. 01,91"i Games Charles floe 230 MORRIS.SPIIOLE ROOFING 212 David Cissel 310 Glenn Meyers Star of Week • 93 Jrfr Lcee 205. Ernie Runon 196. Standings Torpilo Construction 205 Carl Moyer 200 $mtr 197 Jean P4oe III, Co 3720. Capri 2923. Packagi ng SPRING OAKS COUPLES High Series Dick Richards 541, oee 113 Standings I Happy Hou r. System Corp 21 21, Spacers Three SMa*n Siemer $47 Glenn Miyrt 4' g Series Charles SplitS, 3 Not Stuff. I Eight Balls, S Noe 610, Jay 7773. Unpredictables 7725. The Rip 339. David Ciswl 374. Jim Johnso 5" 74331 Phill i p Speigle $13. Jerry Offs 24 n Funky Four. I Agitators, 7 Fine 26. MrisSp,igl. Roofing $31. Dottie Hogan 317 ,., Sit R eg ina Spegle 492 20 L. Multi Services it 1 B,hrens 302. Gil Benton 502William tune I Mamas & Papas 9 Lckely Spil, 10 Bowled Ones (nnterled SPI-1% Dale Vim Ant High Games Ruth 0 Neill 166. COnvtfttd Splits Grace Starr I High Games High Gomm C nero top award 46 Split Linda Holloman 210 '0 Jim Starr i s Pat Henry 310 iS Pobtrt 211. Wayne 8rok 202. 044cr highlights Star of Week High Series LOis Farmer 454 Terry Echois Jr,vrr Plot -91 Charles Hoe liD Cathy McPlarr 700 Other Highlights Star of Week Other Highlights Star Of Week H,gh Series Cathy McNabb $43 es Lois Far mer .100 lone Montgomery • sa -Rer Quick 53) I to -$39o p- ___-,-1111_~ Available in d variety of colors, window styles and body styles. We can special order any style n: n sto'!.. Sale prices effective thru Wed., Dc 21. Get set for holiday driving! . d0 25% off isc and drum brake UIS. Parts and overh a labor included. 10-step drum 10-step front disc brake overhaul. brake overhaul. 'Sale 52.41 Front and rear drums. 'Sale 46.46 Front disc. Reg. 69.88 High Games Dick Richards 733. 3 9 10. Dab Stephent 77 I 10 Valve bodies -. ~, s . _________ I BOwl America BALL £ CHAIN JO T SOWLERTTIS TUESDAyMORNING I Moon Pitt 3131. 7 DELTONAPINIUSTERS Standings I Sou thern Loan. D SWINGERS Sri II 21. 3 Havt Ball Standings Orange bowlers 3$ IS II Bg DpI, 3 Velwinglon Insulation, Standings HIM Donut Shop 35' I*i 10. . 7I' 4 Junk Yard DI (5Cy 37's Iii. SUPt? Orft U I Williams Amoco, S Geneva 70', Ritz Theater Fl4k 13 73, Bob it . 73 i. S Bb I Bums 2626 6 20 Je Set 35 21, Easy Go 34 GrO(efy , I JOhnnY Wailer Cons' Dance Dodge 33 33. Pak OLooni,s s'v aaecs Leprechauns 3373. E 1 Marks 1330.7 Do Geri 7 Ladies Avis Fleet Reterve, 32', 73',. Lake Monroe Inn 37 34, 33 S Country flumpkn II 13 73. Nit Wits 31', 24'. SPOiltfl 31 Galloway Builders, 1, Juni't Beauty Luerkers Ka ti H gti Games Ray Fore 177. Gardens 2131, RiftliffS 30 26. Lucky StrikeS Shop, ID Wilts Amoco EennClp Jacobs 135. Buddy w, Dynamos 7927. StrikerS North Orlando Super Mrk,t 34 37. High Garnet Thelma Hickson Country Curl Beauty Shop 23 33. G4iiO*ê 1IQ. Erne HicklOn 173. 29 77 Bare Hares ii. Mayb.et ISO, Alice Hendricks M.Peg 'haeI Jakub(,n Ill. Bob King Gregory M.l, tlomsjfl 33. Millie Patty 27 79. Wild Cats 37 79. Hot Shots 77 113. 1H. Sheiry Fore 17$, Anna Ceman Barber Shop 7036 h' D,ie 170 , Rick Reynolds 175. 29. Fnt•ttiCk5 77 W Crackeriacks 234 , High Garnet Arlene Janes, IN. Hry4nt HICISon 117. Bob 26 ' 39', Gator 7630. Popeyet 26 Griffith High Series Alice Hen Sh aron Raymond 17$. Jan Ervin 17$, 709 41cr Jacobs III. Marsha A?ndt dricks 344. 30 B&M'525 31 , F ou r Diamonds Anna Coleman aet Joan Mu 17$ 153 Par y King 143. Luanne 3L Jilts I Jeans 7133. Hi Los It, C on verted Splits Pam Williams? High Series Elaine Bragga 43,, ryrni 123. Peg gy Moon IM. 310. Say RU51et1 Si and 34. 11,13',, M'. Hi Balls It 37. P4, Yorkers Jen Erwin 410, Klthryn Otto 441. 5"eI,, Fore 13.1. Dee Nader 1* WoodCker 16 Rosie Burkert 3610 1 3 7, Diane Dorothy Kachinsly 403 H.qri Seres Bob King III. Bryant High Games Joe Wed 701. Joe Heflin 3 ID. Dot Grady IS & S 7. C on verted Splits Nancy Thotlon H.ckscn 333. Bob Griffth 171. Ray Ferrer l7, Bill Schost 192. Sam Ruth Cress L ou ise Costantrio 67 Kaminsky SI. Gordon Leisenring •°" 191, 41cr Jacobs 29$. Luanne Other Highlights Queen Of WI'II 113, Other Hignlight$ Elaine Bragga Ur 4 ri5 3.40 , Shelvy Fore 434 Don Kiejpl Ill, Vera Kelly I?? Shirley Ripp *71 Oth er Highlights Star Of the Charles McDonnell 177 Ted Tobias Queen of Week +11 Ark Iii, Flor ence Bvrhenne 571. Nora Alice Jacobs .50 Hi TCC MIND WASHDAY DROPOUTS Wreeltq I?). Marvin McNutt Ill , Standings 1 Angels 33'-13'. 2 '4 hi, Gs Senton lii bobwilson 170. ylvinnit Spencer III Screwdrivers 21 11~ ) Our Gang n Misses 34.IS Rolling Gene McNutt II). Teddy Bennett 20. 1 7'I's 372). 5 bulldozers 2323. ti', Ihamrocks3II Make UPs its. Barbara Knesel 134. Gladys I Nails 22 26 . 7 Roadhop 703$, S SUCK'S CUSTOM CATERERS fl. Pin Pals fl.fl:Snow Birds Grann,man 13.1. Mary MCPh,rson Hlrnmp 7026. 9 Ten Pn lii BEAM'S 7434. mba Busters79,). 2', 31",, 10 B.ackhoe-$ 1333 'and ngs I Carefree Florist 153. Rose Patrick ISO 76'i. Whlf Xi 2377, Alley Cats 'e 7 Dick's Appliance 3719. 3 High $ High Series JO, Weick 3I. Ben Garnet Charles Seagraves 33½ 39'.',, Nomads 22½ 79½. Kiesel 315. Vara Kelly 304. Bill II) 144. LOusIt Seagravet 170 13$ ,mbOt 2026 1 B&W Marset 25 Scatter PinS 70 37. SpSudi 2037. Il S Irene 5 Bravo Shop 3437. 6 S(hott 500. Joe Ferrer 193, Jim II? Jim Hill Ill Ronald Gravetf Hoots & Curves I?'-, 34½. Go ntcd COey Russell 3432 7 John's getters IS, 36½ 77, 112. Sandy Moore It), Helen Katlin ' Serb cc 72 31 S Putlin Market Lou Bolton 471, Gladys Grannernan 135 131. Nets Jorw'son 164134. Jim High Games Mincha Goddard 451 Raymond Pucks ISO Flo,ence Johnson III 113. Mary Tucker 139, 20 ,701. Phil Auguslo 216. Frank Pl0P, Sec-es Oufhennif 44? Al Alfien 447 Walter Aando Hubbard IS4, Jack Hunt is2. Donna Lamb 472 Greco Ill Miriam VariDijyne 173 ra Bolanoelk Denny 16.3. Charles McDonnell is B P Carroll 173. Fred Nevbeqt iT' IS? Gnnp Mac MCKibbI 173, Trijd.e Ightie, Ted Tab-as 460, Ralph WOoding 453 "" 177 Barbara Clowi'iey 134 Barnett 333 174, Winnie Spencpr tIC Barbara Marvin McNutt 443. Mike Burke ,%ir'j, Hubbard 140. Norma Kriesel 161, Gene H'gh Ser ies Charles Seagra ves 151. MiCki 434 Fla McKibben 444 A unrr its Elm Westfall 453. Lang 134. Glady sMcNutt 511, Fred Neubert ItS. B P Carroll Granneman 151. Converted Splits Helen Killberg 173. LouiSe Seagraves 477, Jim Eve 4)4 41 Al cc "ocier £31. Sylva ttejPin It 10 Marjorie Brandenburg 5 is Johnson 47j, Nets Johnson 4". 143. Ginny McKibben 142 o Ben killed 4 79, Mac McKibben Hln Karlin 4)1. Sa nd y Moe 47 igh Series Mencha Goddard H 94 Games Donna lamb 154. 34 ID. Betty Wooding $10. Bud Hull Jim Hill 441 505. Mac P,fcl(Ibben 491. Phil na T eddy Bennett 57. Joe Weed 3 flomanoesk, 133. Ginny Converted Splits Jack Hunt $7 Agto 473. Sam KImirisky 471. 1,auJ'eau 190 164. Linda Downer Mike Burke 171. Miriam van 9 10. 310. Helen St,ttner s to. 3 to. Other Highlights Star of Week lit Mary Barnett III. Wanda Dome Harry Fulton 4 S. Ginny McKibben Louise Seagraves, .67 435. Winnie Spencer 44.3. Barbara 310 Charles McDonnell 310. Carl 11111i'lutbard 164, Norms Wagner Isal ROLL.A.IOUTS Kntwi si3, Joe Ferrer ss6 1. Frarlik I 't Jean Fisher 137 Ellen Weitfall Greco 46S Long I 10 Barbara Knewi 3 to Standant Snuffy s Crew 41 IS. ; . -' 1 51 Arlene Cooller 161 Corky Helin Kaminsky 310 Eulah Of HuStlers 37)9. Kriock'em Out 3172 Converted Splits Simon Wndtrsi fhev% I 10 Marcel Th,cioaeau j to 4 SvOtr Fly 33 23 C Isis A Local 3111 ,. 're 4 Ill Evelyn Serrae, II) 510 Gus Riindl 54. 1910 Mare Other NghligPrfs (ic i'm Ruteti 1125 Road Runners 302I 7 Late Rogaro 153 t7I, AliCe Filypatrck 35 ID. Mary Avgi,rsto roiled a Series 492. • 173 ncr h3t 159 Eileen Johnson 135 Ca'gers 25', 27', 5 Gordon's Hair 7 Joe Ferr er 37. Gerry Leisenring tving 27", 25',. 9 Southern '. . Hurin IS 136 S 10 Gladys Grannern.n 5)0. Helen Splits Comforts 37 29 Burger King No 9 Ginny Kaminsky 3)0. Sam Kaminsky 3 ,,,,ijreau I 10 Evelyn Serraes Se? i. Joe 27 79 II The Family 24', II",. Wed 310, Mike Burke) ID DRYDIN OIL Gutter Goons 437i3, II "I'' arou,n 84,15 Gnny Gaudreau, 10, Barbara KnettI 3)0 twice SQlit5 3316. us 2911 II",, Ups & ir4 Barnett Star of the Week. High Games Jim 3arr 213. kit Highlights This ek the women Doens Mart Harnefl • 39 7570 Almost Note 2677. John5ø 701, Arkie Harold 200. were tht "ShOw Offs "(The men lust Hits & Misses 73 73. The "IS" Harriett BOYd It? ill. lnij Mc weren't "with it") Mancha God Wheelers 2533, Slickers 2$ 73. Donald 177. Dab Stephen dard. average 177, rolled s II? FACTORY TRANSMISSIONS two garnet STP sISal No 175 23 D J's 732$. High Series Kit Johnto $7). Jim andngs I Double Clutc hed, 7 over 200 increasing her av er age tO 12 7774. Sliders 717? Starr 339. Phil Speigle $71. Harriett 'Oru?d Convertors, 3 Four 135 Miriam VanDoyne lMenha's Phosostats 3127. Threptome 70i Bo SO? tn opponentI average III, rolled a 433 37'', Sibli s McDonald 503, Speeds Rear Ends, 5 , ng 1979 Sleepers 19 79 Dorothy Brown 470 New "Stop Action" Brake Linings Rebuild all Wheel Cylinders Resurface all Drums Repack Front Wheel Bearings Inspect Front Grease Seals I) Inspect Brake Return Springs and Brake Holes Inspect Mister Cylinder Inspect and Adjust Parking Brake Bleed and Refill Brake System J) Road Test by Penney's Specialist Prices effective thru Sat . Req. 61 88 Price Includes: New ''Stop Action" Front Disc Brake Pads Rebuild Front Calipers C) Machine Front Rotors Repack Front Wheel Bearings Inspect Front Grease Seals Inspect Master Cylinder Inspect Disc Brake Hardware Inspect Rear Drum System I) Bleed and Refill Brake System I) Road Test by Penney's Specialist Dec. 31 Extra Charge if Parts Needed College Basketball Knoaveble, Tennessee Utah II. Texas Tests 67 Tenn, 77, Dartm outh 5$ Tournament Results (First Round) Bayou Classic Baton Rouse. Louisiana o , u 40 Grarnbling cc.'u s ana ill. Oscarne Fl Dayton Classic r.eorga Tech 61, Or egon 37 Oa 1ton 50. San Diego St 7 (Of) -- Cable Car Classic Santa Clara, California Portland 19, South Carolina II Santa Clara 93. San Jose 51 10 - - South (hr Ne wport 79, Bridg,water 17 Columbus 71, N Georgia U Morthoust t2. Morris brown IS Louisiana 53, Carnpt,eil 44 Oglethorpe ios, Clearwater Clsr. 63 Radford 101, Bluefield 79 Dayton, Golden Oate Classic San Francisco. ClIlfOrIlia 8,,0' U. Pacific (Cal 57 I n4r'(iS(O lOt, Idaho 70 Bluebonnet Classic Houston, Texas Houston 100. Xavier (Ohiol 73 North Tenas St SO. Rice 64 , Birmingham Classic Birminqtiam, Alabama ,j 51 1 Treat AIM 71 34 mford 7) Pro Basketball San Invitational ,*1t0n, Kentucky ~v john's 17. Seattle 60 "' entudky a(fnfUfl`V 114L Portland So U Sun bowl Classic El Paso. Tomas MemphiS St II, Ten El Paso 65 Army $7, Kansas 31 Voluntlft Classic 'I -~_,:,,:~__, 0 KORNER__________ I __________ Reg. 209.99 to $495 ROU,A.ftOUTh: League secretary Lets Smith reported that $I.:) they had many solits. but All ii 1.Popq in 1. ....Je iuu, In '"" the same Iraguc fm 23 years. has a 71 average and uses a 12 one. WASHDAY DROPOUTS: This week, this league highlights Mencha Goddard. This lady sports a 127 average, Going through the statistics rolled games of 205, and 203, and a series total of 506. What is in the record books and the bowling interesting in her average went up 11 pins, Is now at 138. e reports, one fact keeps staring me In the face. By leagues, 500 Congratulations Mencha! series for wome.i seem very hard to come by. By the same toke DUCK'S CUSTOM CATERER'S LADIES: Just a follow-u- note, fimseries for the mpn are nowhere near the totals they were last Ginny Gaudreau pulled ahead of Corky Godfrey for high average. season The big news is that more splits are being converted and See what one bad night can do!; the are usually the hard to convert kind. Have no idea as to the whys" of it. BOWLING POTPOURRI: Atipof the hattoGladysGranneman but no one league has had a fantastic season thus who is secretary of the Washday Dropouts and Deltona PInfar Blame is usually put on the lanes by the bowler, but we busters. that we are the ones who deliver the ball down the lanes.know s young 70ish lady keeps records for the two leagues totaling 42 teams, andwhat is great is her statistics are al ways up to date. The 126 bowlers in the two leagues have much to be proud SPRING OAKS COUPLES: Nine pins shy of a 700 series was of in this woman. She Is a secretary we can all emulate. Roger Quick who rolled a great l scratch series. Senior bowlers are absolutely fantastic at picking up spU. PETTICOATS: A great number of splits were converted In this Their lists of splits are long and pretty well divided between the league that must have brought screams of joy. Pinkie Ergle 3-4.7, men and women as to the conversion of them. Bucks Go Three Overtimes To Beat Bullets, 20% Camper toppers. Living in Chicago is one of the oldest senior bowlers In the country. She is 95 year old Agnes Ellington. Agnes has bowled LIKE A BIG HIM). 0%*IEI)O*SlIIRDSOA[ISTIIIIOU(;II AM - ft- - have adverse effects on the reptiles of the worlb from the fashion designers of New York and other markets who would tend to exploit the situation according to Charles Lee of the Society. This would IH,qjId Phoij By Tommy ' Vnc.Ii What' s Th is 2 is, )977-3B off I -1 Sunday, Dec. Owling, Who 's Average? OfftdaLsof the G.F.C. held their regular monthly meetjiigatthe Sheraton Twin Towers In Orlando just plror to the Big Bass It, d George Still Open IIsferaConI,f*ac. AtlsnI)c Division wi. Pct om PheladIpis IS 10 643 New York IS I) 136 3 Buffalo II II 440 5½ Boston io 16 315 7 ._ New Jersey y Ill 113 11 Central Division WI Pct OS W%hflgtfl 17 9 $4 — CleveInd IS II 377 3 San Antoni II II .532 3' Atlanta II Ii Sit 31 1 P4cc Orins 12 II 431 $ HouSton 10 1 6 34 5 i Western Conference Midwest Division W I Pct. 00 Chicago 17 10 4.30 'Denver II ii 471 — Mileauke II II 133 2½ I nd iana II IS 423 5''i kants dy 10 ii 370 7 Detroit t II 340 7 Pacific Division W L P0 00 Portland 71 so — Photni, II 9 440 $ Golden Sit I) IS 441 9½ Wattle II IS lit ii Los An,l II I? 393 II', Transactions College Football Wisc on sin Named Dave Mc (lain as Pled football coach to succeed John Jardine '- Jai Al i a ORLANDOSENINOLE FRIDAY RESULTS FIRST — I Palms via (3) it 00 610420. 2 Oleo Coldo III ISO 370. I Arts Ov.oIaJSJ ]$O. Q(I p 14lo, iOo 3 Aluria Anna iii 100. 0 II 2 Il 30 P 1171 11320 FOURTH —1 ManoloElorza Ill 1740 3 (9) 7 5. 7 A nd re III 1404 00 3 Oleo Arena (ii 360. Q II?) 3000. P dill $370. DO ('71 20110 FIFTH — I Santo Juan (II 12 IC 300110 2 Jose At ca (3) II 00 ISO. 3 Sara Echave Ill 400. 0 (341 3750, P I 3) 12910 SIXTH — I Arta Perez lIt 7010 500900 7 Echano Eloria (31 1 so 770, 3 Aluria Andre III 310 Q 1 Ii 4400. P (1 3) III tO SEVENTH — I Echano Quola III 900 670 710. 1 Ida Perez Ii) 770440. 3 Oguija Aiberdi IS) 570 1 0 1131 40. P (III 101 10, Brg 0 (3 4 with 1 31 7.70370 EIGHTH — I Medina Eclsave (41 135010 00 7QO. 2 Anion Isidro (3) 10604 60. 3 Marsob Juan Ill 300. 0 1)11 60 10. P 1141 11 17700 NINTH — I Aluria ( i) It 10 I 20 510. 2 CEnO (3) 7903 10. 3 Ivan (21 too. 0 (371)300. P (1)) woo TENTH — 1 Medina (7) 10703 10 450.7 Santo (1)5 00110.) Abet 46) tSO. 0 (17) 7300. P (7)559 ID. 00 (71)174 SO ELEVENTH — I Aria Sanchez (A I 11 00 9 40 a So, I Cacho Juan (31 P 13115750 1 20310. 3 Jose Alto (7) 390: 0 (3 SECOND — I Ogv'za Alberdi (I) 41 5410. P (4 31 30100 1050 $60 600, 7 ca Via (5) $40 TWELFTH — I Sante Zarre (I) 170, 3 Olea Javl (5) 460. 0 (II) SS0300430, 7 Manolo Alto (3)730 3300. P14 11137 Q, CID (305 ill 50 1240. 3 Arta Ervigue 131500.0 (S THIRD — I Medina Alberd, (II 1)3370. P (63)31710. Big 0 1)11 600 570 160 7 Ica Coldo 121 6 20 361 gig 40 Electronics eed control. 89.99 / _==~ ____ -- '1 1 1 1 1 *, ,7 Completely installed. ,--:) 1 - :...Ip Speed Control with resume, accel. and retard Controls. Designed to fit most American passenger cars. light trucks, and vans fescept front wheel drive). Helps maintain speed, save gas. and reduce driver fatigue. With set speed, on/off controls; complete Instructions. nney WINTER PARK & SANFORD PLAZA OPEN 8A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. MONDAY THRU SAT. OPEN SUNDAY 12:00-6:00 P.M. Tr ,, . ~, ~-. ,, 1~-; ,, j;~j �IB-'Evenlng Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sunday. Dec. 1$, 977 Legal Notice The Ratings War IN THE CIRCUIT COURT PON SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROlATE DIVISION File Nvmber 77.4)ICP Who's InSecond?ABC First SEW VOItK U1'i SB( figures its ,4atitus pI.ice ssith ('Ircus of Stars" in annual events. Either NB(' or ('145 ssas in second Iron thi s'eek ending Sipt 5. tbe Nielsens fur tbe ssevk t; lhrbara Waltcr' recsived an place Ifl lbs.' Nielsen ratings (or shen its fir4 nt's ;ns't,r.uIls sling le. 11. ssitli .s II wr ten (W:) ChriMinas present - tier the television season to date. tiradi' their debut, ss ha Is gibes It share of the audience in its thu depending on sshose nunibers ,i tenth of a wrcent.tgi' iSiult period. That reaII is pacsint special ssilh Henry Winkler and girlfriend, l.ucillc I4Il and situ hoosi' leati over (13.S. thi' tt't ssittu flying colors. husband, and l)olb Parton and BC is happil% ,.'nscunsetj m ('lS begins it' cowIt sith the t'onipc'lition caine front lli• bus ranked sixth for tht ssetk first place. both for the sseek ssetk ending Sept Iti, sht'ii its Fou and the lleisiiian Trophy pact and for the seain. And nCs Sche(IUle scnt on the air, sar4.s, The ten top network tekvi' s.'ver% one agrees that for the sshich gives that tenth of a The ness ('fl.S shoss, "Szsz• sion programs for the sseek s.s.et'k coiling 1)ec. 11, CBS i/,fl5 percentage peint to IlLS antI k," .inic in a disappointing ending l)ee. II, according to the in second, NBC bringing up lbs.' !AoUIIl give CBS its first 53rd in the ratings, but it's (' Nielsen Co., ssere: tsar. tirt'akthrough into second much too earlier for gloom Slit' and CBS. hossever, art' phi"' about its chances i "liverne & Shirley;" 2: Vhat ilay be more unfx)rtant scrambling to sta) out of the ('hristmas shosts scored very " llapp I)ays;'' 3: ''Three's s.t'llai in the st'a.son•lo.date in 11w long run is that NBC stell, stith MarIo Thontas' 'It ('onipany;" 4: ''It happened 'tatistics. Until this sset,k, NBC .sppt'ars to have .i ssiniiing happened One ('hristnias'' Urn' ('hristnas'' MIt' Sunday 't'S 'iS hab r •. ' lj)[EfliNI on to sis"nt, ilthou19 ing fourth ui IlK' ratingc .ovR, ; 5. ''l.ittle llou.sc ir. tho nut b a coninusnding lead. sery s&'ldOflI this )car at any and all (tie other holiday season Prairie:'' 6: Irbara Walters Both netss ork.s are chinning nets.sork specials greeted ss ittu rea.sona Special; 7. ''ill In The 's.'ciini1 noss. It depends on st hen What hli';dI) Happened to tile enthusiasm, including those f'aiiih ;" 8: "60 Minutes;'' 9: the" (1as ill 't tiI fur 11th ou ;tart the season ':irt&ins th.st hay,' becon. Mice:'' 10 ''llhoda ' /jfflf cIy!1piC ___ !/','jfrf R In NC: Estate of CHRISTINA B KASIK. Ev,ning Herald. Sanford, FL 18-HelP Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole I Orlando - Winter Pork RATES ___________________________ 33 -Houses Furnished Deceased 43Ca lln• NOTICE OP I time aca line ADMINISTRATION 3.cutiv. times TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 33cc line 7c0mICUtiYStimeS $00 A.M. - 5:30 P M. Re I •00 437 010 :. • CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST MONDAY thru FRIDAY OPrtunty emplOyer THE AIOVE ESTATE AND ALL SATURDAY Noon 3 LIICS Minimum OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED a' 'rSrr5 #an'r IN THE ESTATE: .'wur .0 'O"t' ") ' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PCr'.Sdfv i'S(f'IiCflt p.Ip .'.' DEADLINES that the admni%traiion of the estate I' .,., ic ti i Christina B Kasik, deceased, File '• : Ii, Noon The Day Before Publication Numbff 71 431 CP. 5 pendng In the ,sn I Circuit Court for Seminol. County. ____________________ FIorda Probate Diviilon, the ad Sunday - Noon Friday dress ot wilch is P O Drawer "c". _________________________________________________________________ 24-BUSIneSS OpportunItIC Sanford, Florida 3277) The person _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________ at rWC$Ifit4live of the •$tate Is ________________________________________ I :. t N t I u ii P .. • HAROLD A KASIK, wtio* address -- - -. r ii - -----s.,, , j •s 7647 Howell Branch Road. 11-Instructions 1-Card of Thanks I Mattand. Florida 37751 The name - - ____________________ unlrn ',' (l os.or? and address of the personal I,,4?Cfl 5 $3',V%t HANNA'4S '.'usic (I te ER We went to eviend our IhankS end eprrsenta'lves OItOrney are '"' ''' rtr umeriti, Ac ' -'" '" L .'ssor. ,)Fpreaton to oil our relat,wrv. tt belOW 57l cessores. Repays 210 ( tt St trentit. and nqighhors. for ther I All persons having clams or I IQO ix' Sixurl, Sarilord 32)_17I_ cards. prayers. Ilowers, demands against the estate are 2 (omp,Sn, .'.'mir ii' t,IegrJmS drinatons and Other reQur?d, WI THIN I H RE E rp ltnr.flSt?uCtOa I . i I 'i rr r It • , acts 0q kindneSs durng ?C MONTHS F ROM THE DATE OF ava'atIe Trachng ,owgt'ers rail t,,( ri .1', , I • illi5tI and lo% at r mother THE FIR ST PUBi, ICAT ION OF a specat, Latest ttchnQuCS ,'. ii' 'ii , I .5 Special thanks to Dr McDaniel, I THIS NOTICE. to filC with INt ciCek Pro s c,rl,I,,1 by USA Pro .i I II' .5.1 i "' Dr Perez, the statf of SrminoIe ave court a wr?ten Tennis Rrgtr, For flto. Ooug .5 0 '.u( (CSSIUI 7!,, 3! statemenl SiS' "" •.' -'.. 3fly cIa,, or ci.riana .,.; '3 i s doi,,ii thy, .., I...,. c 5 l .. ;:rn 'st a ricrilpit care br or mother - - --Thanks to Rev and Mrs Sims ri wrIng and muSt indicate the 18-Help Wanted "'''. and New Mt Calvary M B bass fr the clam. the name arid Church Special thanks to the _______________________________ address ot Ils Credtor or h5 agent other Pastors and Ifler memberS or 4ttOrney. and the amount WORMS P4IGil SIPlOOL 1,54.505 1 a leO S $ Of' your concern ard prayers claimed If the claim 5 rIOt eel clue, Openngs NOW Good Pa, 11611 ., ,,,. . ' also the ent,r staff of Wilson IlSe dale when if * II become due mo Travel, AOvntij ' ' , ,, ' '. , '•s, EictieIb,rger for their esceilen? shall be stated If thC clam i5 VOcatiOnal Tr.nng last sef'vce Evcy One tJ P*n and "It..' contingent or unliguidated, the Advancement OpportnIy s,,,, . oaj . c, •.s ...,.. s a teal source of comforl for us 'He was bashful then, and n,&ture of the uncerantv Shall be "And he wa.s so strict about Conlact U S NIvy Wecruting trim' (,IJOAI us ,. ii:.'. • during Our sorrow Ycur j ttdtd II the claim 5 secured, the would never talk," she said. Otfce Tel 3726711 Regular j what we wore, because he said ii, thoughtfulness will long be p security Shall be described the M,ltac, CompensClon yOu ', .1'.' ,S I 5 remembered God blets eaCh ot It is difficult to imagine the Image of young black lathes I clamant shall deliver sufficient Food Lodgng 10 n;. u c you The family of Mrs Sarah anyone more confident than Alt, was important." copes of 'tie clam to the clerk to p5J vCCatOfl Compete -George enable 9* (len to mail one copy to but Nashville Banner Sports Now, Miss Rudolph stands "f,'eci c.,t Dental Care I'lu$ cacti personal representative .. . . - -. EAR THWORMS Director Fred Russell said MISS out like a glamorous woman 139 7 a) ma Startng pa, 'o L I All persons interested in the estate 4-Personals --- ---- ----- - tNi ton iOJi,5 .5 ,,.,,, '° whom a copy of thiS NOtiCe of Rudolph actually took a nap used to attention. Her stride Is SALES POSITION yi '"c ff'r% , Adm.nStration has been mailed ate before her 100 meter race. 'Cci FREE I IOD 4)? 110) graceful with no trace of the tor worms 'sr ,',,.-:'. reQuired, WITHIN THREE QECORDEDMESSAQE Supply As a ipo*ec fir lP, "I started running because I polio which kept her In um• I ''ONTHS FROM THE DATE OF DIVORCE FORMS - Still 12010 Iry ,o'. Al' !. foundouticouldbeattherestof bersometxacesuntllshewas9, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF tree dt4ais KIT. lbs 751, I AVON CALLING ,,.f, fOld si.'000rt HOURS old, won the 100 neLer and 200 meter races and azichored the U.S. 4(t) meter relay team. 'MMMMMM, she was so pretty," Mi told reporters at a news conference. "I probably didn't know how to talk to women then. And she didn't know then how great I was going to be." Mi, here to siess "Wilma", a television premiere about the he was a light heavyweight txer in the world games that year. they may have that challenges lh I validly of the decedent's will, the NicC slim attractive lady. 4,. Qualifications of the personti would Iikt to m,et rice man nepresentat,e, or the venue or Betweenlb&65 For Ompanion ,ur"sd.ctOfl of the COurt Call 323 3557 ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS. AND - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM OBJEC TION NOT SO F ILED IN YOUR FAMILY1 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED AL ANON Date of the firSt pubtcalonot this Temple's Charm School for premiere on the life of MISS . Notice tor families or frerios at of Adm.ni%traljon I Girls." prclCm drinkers December 11th. ICY? Rudolph. • For furlhr information (all At a time when little attention Harold A Kasik The premiere cost $0 to ' 42) 43(7 or write A Personal Representa Sanford At Anon FCmIy Group was paid to black sport- attend with $40 going to help live f the Estale of P0 Ba. SI) swomen, Temple gained a Tennesseans in the next I CHRISTINA B KASIK Sanford, Fla .37771 national reputation for his Olympic games. Deceased ___________________________ ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL P-ACED WITH A DRINRINC. Tlgerbelles. Tennessee State's kh grinned when he got a REPRESENTATIVE PROBLEM women's track team. cheer of "Bombaye" from the ' WEBBER B HAINES. ESO PecriapsAIcofsoiicsAnorymous , "He helped set the image for Tennessee State band at the Wr,def'w,edl,. Hanes. Ward CarsHeip & Woodrnan, P A Pt'.Qrie 123 4317 women in track while he _______________________________________ mler. The cry was chanted Ba. . Write P 0 60. 1213 traveled all over the country to l,y an in Zaire as they wat- Writer Park, Florida 377w Sanford, Florida 32771 meets," Miss Rudolph said. ched All kayo George Foreman lelepIsone 303 644 63)2 'And here I was, a girl from in the sixth round. "Bombaye" I Publish Dec II. ii. lCfl . 4A-Public Notices ClarksvlUe who'd barely gone means "kill him." . Alt Decorators A ART SALE40 mIles from home. Coach during the games she tired to make friends with the young boxer but couldn't because he was so shy. Miss Rudolph, then 20-years. win, I like it." ssTiting a book about beauty and She said her confidence was acts as a consultant with the cultivated by Ed Temple, her state to promote film trackcoachatlennesseeState, production in Tennessee. adding that on TV appearances The State of Tennessee she calls her alma mater "Ed sponsored the NBC movie 'ch ajter TV/C, S i ru on Sc: ri I Di s a oi n t I 9 It (11J.\\I. CRRIF I'I IJsel :rts 1-ditor 'l)}tK NEW l'l'Il - sta.c orils scheduled to run through Dec. 3 and 11w press vtabe ss.as not invited till Nov.30 hkrtx'rt Ross should stick to lIrt'ctlflg N.'il •Sin.on tIeOS1s.' tus thrvs.'tis.zs of Sin.un's lute'tt The firs half of the show SIIS devoted to Jesvi,sh talus' ansi liroadwas corneds, "Chapter t'pigrams from Martin Buber's iwo," doesn't do credit to "lA,gendar) Anecdotes" and ,.ithtir of ttwnl. "The Portrait of a Soul," the "Chapter Two.'' which second to old and new uu• opened at the Imperial Theater provisatums. The Buber was 4. is par1l autobiogra' (win) and touching and well 11ical, It isabout a noselist still done, the iniprosusations a ii ix tr)lng to deal with the death of of fair and good I:is first wife who rushes tnto Old) one complaint it stiould Six nuns from S* Cecilia I IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ' CIVIL ACTION NO 77.2I$ ,CA4$A FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND OF LOAN ASSOCIATION SEMINOLE COUNTY. a United stases corpwation. Legal Notice Plaintiff, Temple always said there Academy attended the movie. wasn't much sense In being One said "we're fans of good if you couldn't speak 'c WUn''s and they filmed part of intoamicrophoneandteilthem the movie at ow track." about it. , I Collectors LImlIed Edition, Signed I Numbered LIthos. Signed posters. sentgraphs. waler colors. pPo$ograplsy & OitS from S Evlrigion Gallery, Blue Chip Anlists" Also gift ilemsflV5.l ' A' ArtiIt I, Writers Gallery. Hi Park Awe, I Upper Level), Writer Park helps pay for those ChrstmCs eipenses 64.4 3075 " -CONFIDENTIAL INTEMiL,s REAL [STAT I SALE SI' £0 PLE Need to work Sanford Lace & AItar,.ont, CtCCS fl iwduCi training. corr0utec micro fIr?. ewe, IC, Count, 'e(o'ils MIS 'A. ICke Trades EMPLOYERS HIRE AAA REFERRALS SECRETARY Stiarpper5c,riCIt,,pooii,it'. 5l week GAL FRI DAY Pluth office neris front desk person with bOOkkepiriq knowledge salary open RECEPTIONIST Plelsint pensOflllIy, t,png 30 WPM. with cairoll eto $43.) mo t*'nefts COMPUTER OPERATOR tic (0 searchrsg 'or rip 1741 Salary open CLERk Good edil, Offi(C SkillS firafltq. - - Real a Road IS Alabama )571) . i j I ' .th" Pubhis- Theater". ItepIlir larnl ' Din.ng room 'il.L5ci I liP4l", PsorSes 6 iaurs *.lP wrilA, Septic lank. CrIlS 5' (130 w.tts tIm", * WE HAVE A Colonial home tACuttully decorte'd with 7 lrs'pla5 C HAA. 3 1154, 2 bath & dc-n. call us to Prar all th,. fCdtureS $35 60 *it?i tImm - ' I -_. . , - ---- REALTOR MLS or niqht I RAYMOND I LUNDQUIST I a,, .ditsAppqa 3.al5 WALLACE ' Slemper Agency Mt-Li i STA;['4( MILL TOP 7011 5 F,nr A ,e . Sitntni ha wiSps I.'t a:'. l •'I'. I" •' A'.sc' • • Mr • .':uI:.:,l "1'.'.'lMflAi ' , STE N STRO IV1 ¶54 i;; itt ., 1;?.' 519.300 '') re'a1e a AosOcm, S'aro,. i fIll 5)00 $151 73 p "'irift5 I . cxl APR p' , 10(14 ARBOR Lovely Ar-ttan, horn, SP'alI, lOt 561300 TWO STORY in 'own I acre 'A00ded ApI 151.500 IDYLIWILDE E.rci.itiv, home Mn (OndlOn 563 DRIIAUWOL D New ha-e 7 stars 5'sci, cOlaS $75 fi.a born REALTOR 377 7953 -. ___________ IIY OWNER Remodeled I BR. I r.i'ti, large it 6J0 I7 5116 i'ses & weekend 32) 0197 REALTY REAl, 1054 377 4CpOMLS EVE 327 4179 - ------------ 3 (154. 2 CaIN home Cifi I lOt in Sanford Nice SIct,ea sr prcp, rear POlio. r. fenced rear tard & ,,tras CI ..:' fl - I.. '0- plan p.%%funr itwI labie 519900 121 '5" I tt. i,J"der 12? 'ci ','ir a.'. P'. , 1,1 h i'. F ii 21.05 laurel 2 AR I bath $16 fp7 AdIrns 2001 IO7Ssogi'nCi 3 BR. I t(l'ti II' ICC IAll II) E Airport 111.3 - ' , 3 tSR hth 129300 . - - 323/832 I;, l'J' 172 :01; '.'a' fit i'j '4. i1 I 3 BR. 7 b4lli 4S I Ira acre $79,900 ad ioning I.) hc *fh all down, oaner .li15old mortgage , ' • , ',, P3 52) r' fl °.i . , I I MEAL TOP 122 9711 - HA VA HOME S - Only $103 ' REALTY i'',-. '''' '.: I-EALTOR ,. fl I' Ia, 9t6 fl 6LL !J.wt Cx,eioive - I '1 Otvit II I4L (5UJ ' ' . , ' ..i'-r 'sir .i Lie 1',l Sell w , Picrald claSS.b.e-3 ii Cal 322 - - - - - . - used for 6 "orIP's balance 19430 (96 S7tt Y0 I -. I Uppland Park We have 3 and 4 bedroom homes just right for your family and I 'S budget. Country living at its finest with city conveniences - 78R,lbath,Fa rm,lg SCreened pOlio. 16,37 pool fenced card $23000 SMALL PRICE, BIG VALUE DR Ibath only 511900 Mayfair Golf Club. p1 v'v'I I T RE AL 1" , if ,, I a, 2.'.,i a , p 1*,,.,i , ' , • Evenings 141 5361. 3310434 373 1767 51:5 BUSINESS SEP VI I I AN , - - -' .:'; "'' '' ,.' .' '' ' ., - ' I ,' 9. ' - ''''':fl .-- __________ - ' '''" '' ' " - 5. ''' Auto Cning a ('" a'' ric-w I. it Ca up t he l(( c a' a:c','cir!e ester.oc sal.slact.cy, J.'arlrfe,d Ne'- aJ %'a( Elect, cr , S 1"' 3:27411 _____________________________ ___________________________ , S ', '''4! " i'.5"' "3 • , .. ,•, '" rem ,,,, ,. ___________________________ Insulatioq .5 'i? 1'.' " "ii P. 'cc,, '3 '5. .._______ I'.'.'. " '''''" ' ''i., '' - ' i,'. - - " - ' '" I Pest Control - , - ______________________ . "'' 5' .leer.rg & 3 vend 'ooue' S 0."p Iru;, tr 'en" c' pa'., )fi "s'''" ........ S "1 9(1 .1 '1 5 'fl h.ui_- Saw Filing ______________________________ c'Rt ( "s I, ' 541 I ' .'., 77) 9I$ I '1 F s.P A'4 '. '? i A.','. 'I v s-' • sists ' I l.J..,.i • r' - c" i'. "'•,',, L'n's-nrriJ I,') i'J' '' ' L's, ' ' -"' s54:r' - Lawnintenance C, I i I L I c'I,' i iurtI Rubber Stamps Land Clearing ._ , Electrical ". , , 'p ' - ". - 5 i Sr'S' itt, c Snapp1ri .)n<) _________________________________ , Work Ar'1 I ,pe j 'JfASONAB( 37101)1 or 37) 52-ApplIances ' A ' 0- '' " concrete , '", '''s ________________________ fine china, ' . •..,. , ________________________________ ______________________ '5 M scel Ia neous Services ______________________ e ,., ' I - I 12 place, 7 ,'iece selling pI'., a , Ca 'J435' 904 "'Ol'r",.' , -,. . ' "'r'.or P. ci's-. c' Is. - Carpet Cleaninq ,, ur c' A i ________________ Have I boom to ' rent' Let .. (iassfedadlnd a Iresanl Ir . ' '''i ",, '' . 1. ar 1;3 Sac' ___________________________ - ------Montgomery We'd S undlure Space Neater less lha, two veers old [lectr 'c blower and Iher moSIat $17503 335 5697 jflr I I) , , ',rt rsper.ea L.i'gp '''i .071% F!ee PSI.rn0I4,..5 Care '':1 ' 't P1510541 WASPIER Pine', ,rr,(e LSei "act ' 009,1 i 'iI'I'i, iA'41 ) ' Home Improvements ,, ____________________________ - i-" I .o" r ca'ce'", "'''"J "" i ' "115 ,rS .'.' ).' '",.'SICS ,,, , , , , -. " Beauty Don I Despair O l'uii 'VOyr USC .1, Want Ac,) H1l6Ilcir 1)1 C%sOnues, Phor,Iak 372 1141 or 322 0723 A ______________________ 519.95 HaulIng - (cS'OM CUTT(wc 0 5c.'nt P'.ces 31) 7137 Ii'1s'( I Light , . . • 1' LISIING Land intenance ______________________________ Air Conditioning - I '6995 DO THE JOB -- Family roomsile Shuttle Board 377 3765 ' to $ I FOLLOW 1 hE STARS I '199 CONSULT OUR 4 CHR ISTMAS SPECIAL 42-4bile Homes __________________________ 211 W,25fh St. SANFORD FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 3033273103 Clean Ce's '2288 (ill 377 74.16 •-'P • ' CONSTRUCTION Inc SO Over Si.,, ê a AP( rrg.slered e.,ileni ceo grer s'ws promise must 'o aOpre.cate 3 males I female butt Alti bIonIc t.ps, ,, \ On the Beautiful St ,IOP,n$ RivI'I Live P1W of Sanford ott Hwy I? 93. LeIsure World Mobile Estates, American Parks. DeBary. Pre owned. escellenl condition, single wides & lot begInning at $II%00. bank 5.4 Lbt5Iti '1188 '7 DODGE PICKUP I '988 C,.0,, t ifym '68 CHEVY PICKUP p,', I 2 'S S C,i Air $'pc* 0., Sc,., '1695 '63 STUDEBAKER LARK 2 DR. (I'. s.Irrs. Cocky. Span C' (v,iJ. *'h 'n'S CI C ('4! MY FURNITURE HWY 4-6 San - 'y £ v'a'u C1, 14488 ' at GREMLIN - • 6.sd '2588 *it Ccvi 5.4 PINTO '78 2188 65-Pets-Supplie's lcg 323 -. Gss4 _____________________________ ' close to both elementary and high schools, churches and the LET US HELP YOU MAKE YOUR CHOICE TODAY CALL 30S.322.3 103 - '2588 U..s - se w,i. A'. £.'o 76 PINTO , rn'neo 4 BR, 2 baIt, attractive home. Ig eat in kitchen, fenced beck vd near schools, shopping t..w, Ge.d - - 51-Household C,.O(,)ds MEAL ISTAT( REALTOR 377 lslf '1588 Ar ay,a A.'. Mires'1688 '75 PINTO COUPE RowS C".s"p's;'n 7,asses Tears Ci'a , s Roll a cay Beds Coffee l)rP', & Chatir'g Os"' American 'ten' Lii 372 III) '. I 4 c's"a'ic '75 MUSTANG II COUPE ' -- Ttien soy Should Cell me I ha,e a moving ailowarsc. ant) o'her credits for you Can you use a 7 1111, I I b.Ih condo with pool' Jon the carefree' 171.500 CARS '73 PINTO RUNABOUT antiques, 322 1640 wn Payment? ' - BLUE '73 PINTO WAGON Pace ______________________ I From - . -________ Much. Much More' B, Ownec 7' • assumat,le aonIgage 9169, 3'7 7951 on 371 9'4 . ',,: -.---- CONDOMINIUM 7)8 i kn.tler Rd . 3 tiM 2a ball'S 2 I car garage DII at. 'enri.s courts, Club 14o'.se, 'ange I 2 LP l4Cl5. S0000 A 23000 BTU's also miscellaneous small refrigeralor, dipotal, drapes & I I _________ 'i'.c"- ri cs.' Cca ('Ice' IEya' 0' 54 CARROLL S FURNITURE. 372 5l1l Odc'a 5Cc " C,'cmJ c sci Rcpo,',', ROOFING TILE, Sc each You NCl 293 Lakevew Avenue Lcke Mar, BALI. REALTY 377 7731 71!! -- _________________________________ - , _________________ 64-Equupment for Rent - 1914 full pedal Hammon Organ, e,cellenl condition Brunswick Slate Bed pool table *uth cues. rack I bruShes, eicellent condition 372 2671 A Iten 3 p m I , ' : - -. '-, - -' ' ' " . , - '.';.' 'I - I Pool. Tennis Courts, Launch 1303I 1411414 Boal - '.cai". ' BOOK SHELL HAULING' CI'i,(S Gr',' 32) eSoI Prig Porsg fable foil up roll awe,, $23 Good Coed 3220379 ____________ I Zenith Console stereo. AM FM stereo. eatra hook ups etc For more information 323 0137 ------ I 6R. 7 bath famIp 'born din rg room. living roon' d:uC'e garage, utility room, porch fli'03 32? 718 , Owit 14e11($2 - ir 8, owner 1913 Di'.r' 210 7 054 white A Ili Cii,e ?"er or 4 'ow m.leage e,(ei'en' cc'oi or' call P ck at 372 1396 .--_- FILL DIRT CLAY af'er 3pm Day's 322 6123 37 ; 3; ' .. ' 'ci, c' -- " "'5'.' ri- ii,, O'.g rally % • c- 69 MuStang Macti I $1193 Oa,s 3;) SIC). E,es 322 $389 19711 4Ais.,gc. '3cc 51 "8 se Sb; , Yf ILOW SAND CIII Dcc ic v. TI) 7540 4.1 pl fable with ball & rack son', cue SIi(k5 $45 37C5O) lt'glsts teb S "05' - • .,'5' CA'S cc,',., 'cli 1971 To,o'a Co"ono 4 3oo AC lufO I S(ClIp-' "roug"ou' ," I' 'ii.. $2 413 I)?-? C' It? 7114 78-lldk3torcycles ' ILL DiR I s TOl SOiL __________ Early American couch, bro 'weed, 510 3393)16 St. Johns Realty BROKERS ' Pi3er I:; ______________________________ 62-Lawn.Garden 1976 SINGER FUTURA ' Dishwasher.. Kulchen Aid. 120 323 3777 - 2& 'i"' Sh i,5%%fed, s: c, 322 ';i 37" & '.c ___________________________ - '- ' '' p 541 AL TOil'. PARK ii, ' ng "'C, Cars Removed fjAa __ SlaP. ". 73 'JOCiS Call 1?) •3'2 cr i3 1673 0a'rr _______________________________ ISiJY .0'.' sAP ',,,.'. t, ..tv.". 537 'o 177 372 5990 4i!yr pc' & ACItC'05 _______ EPiC (,'Li545 , ' "'LI. S Unicycle $25 Boy's Site 6 SOe _________________ skates, $15 Phone 322 4640 STENSTROM REALTY 2565 . JUST MA. E Pt. '.'E .: wi .0. don Sac tat Il'' , Multiple Listing Service ' ltrar.d new never u540 SIgIsily mtd .n s.h cvr.g Cala"1e . 104cc 5201-1 YAP,O'.i. I cli ,Sv ' 'I -k' sI-. '.0 LODPyG Vt." '41 5105: E m( I 'il I -- . 7310 ,, I 77-Junk ' St Li f. - :u :. ".f t lIE CLIl,',( '' 1977 Singer Zg Zag . rOi.. e.,'j '' - 'epo%Sessed- uSd0 for short time, balance 564 3.0 $466217 . REASONS .SHV WE RE 'IE dADE It' Call Da,, barr 'Or a confident-al 'n!erv ANYTIME tss' ____________ - . - "P 5i'i's' L kC Pee )' 963 n' 'Tj" .' a'. 2.',.Y TO'4')' A', ' 97 I 're ci,,' .:'' Da,'orO Ileac" w ii "'3 .,b C Al) TO At'C IC'. •e' urtla, 5 5.5' i'igr" .i' ' II S "'p (0-if "s' a ' lit Yo. Sc' "'e 'rSel,ed p'.;e N charge i)'tiet it,n 53 reg!, ' -. 'c-n ,aietS ,pelp ¶ V.1 I 731 $311 'or •"rn' 0 e 4 S jO' 557 - 60-Office SupplIes _________ %'00e1 I7.)3 good bar ali ',pes 1 carpetng Sod o'gn.ali, $711 I After Pfovrt 373 39I ------322 ---04.4$ -. lOIN SA'4S 01.0 ' 54i ES L[ADLM ' f''rIrsSOl,,I ira nnj 'ii 0.'.t super, ion' III FIIA t'-"rI", teller & t',*en hon'e Ainran,', I nett Off(. rguiprrenl & 5,5s'5 tOy15 & s's , cepIorsel ,sirert.s.ng program ire 11451 a lew r 'he men1 i '1, ., .11, 54 '.2 01'; 5A'dIflM() AUC 7iQP i F f('P(f' Lbs' ) 'P - ELECTROLUX VACUUM ASSOCIATES 322 - 2420 ' "ard Cal ,t"Cl' S i , . 5130 After 6 ______________ "G'. 75 hIm bushel 8AC,GS '.lARs5 7 2415 Sanlr A, Sanford 3 Sul <t I REAL ESTATE c10wP pa,ment on complefelp recOnufOnec homes. prcea from 517.003 up in Sarifcw'ct & Sernnolt Co Need no' be a ir"eran SEE aria BUY ,oc,rs Pontiac Lava na, s0u ',: 372 5)''. '_______________________ - TREE Y ,,SPE 4', i '' ' ' - ' "" '5 10f',l'r i'o w EIC.'U () S(Ov" V'.' ' (en','. 171; (r ep( 1 L,p j;; -, ,,- 327 1973 Buck R,.era clurgurd, I, power I owner e"a (lean 3? 9)46 OC 321 015? 7r old Keller pa"o worms 51 AlSo Ps-4' Inc Ovally It bushel WhOlesale n I Your contaner 5 bu'Pieis 0? 2311 Park Dr 377 71l 577750 IS Offer best _________- . ________ ii? l, h4(aralpecklaces Aa'lets IS u Come ri & See' C.wcInrm JecCIC'S ?Oi S Part Awe - ' ' Atr.cars Night Crawler', 5 iarge Hunt Realty Jim Sanford's Sales Leader I '.'4'r fS''s' ,,• - $. .'. 1 II,.... 8ATEMA ' I ONE OF A KIND furniShed 2 HR I oath tSOr,", ri Sanford, Iree ShCded 101 elf, fenced yardi C HIA * * canpet & more! Only , I , ,, , "''. Jewett Lane " i. I 70 t,'Pi F ' I a, v - Q lC'ö'7I" Dil ll')',I I'S '.' A 5F PIA ':-es is: 's: 1 '65 Dodge Dart 1434 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 59-4vusic.al Wyrct'1ndlse ' A Garni-hf Ably Reg Real Estate Broker JOPIPI P-RIDER ASSOC I' 52< cc, "r'' :'c, ' " -- SAPiFORI) SFvt,IPIC, C(P TLII .. 'i , 'TOi'y .' 72-Auction - new 1.11, Sr ri.-.as. "A ROISSO', i,L54 ''41 257? I-iA, IC 92 5nfr. I .' )7 f' ' - Saatc,i (':41, ----- -'------. P - i tiP ,, i gi $973 - 5.'r'.r ( .'.o -________________ 7 C('eS *ilh 3 1554 I (;4'l. houSe & 7 BR I 041h hou P. BR I balh Mobil, hums' $1 - - as c-br " 3 1154, 1 I4't' .pper e2 ,. 771 891.4 a'ln' S a, J'I r.ilp c l'c'i '.0 it 41, rjy,y ".1.0- "i ncv,.e In," (4 c,,, ___________________ .5, 'ra. , '.i 0[t.1 'OR :; II OSIeq-n - A 372 6903 '','.r r it (titer Qc"i" motor. Pita,, Out, 'ra.ler wIt 6 ply tires, 74 model 372 7317 ______________________ ______ actor, 'learanc, O Stre'tt' :.g zag Sre.ng macti,5 5 r;r I'C* $1 IS balanCe' 153 S 3C 1,50-1 sOd "cc ir ts,i7 pa, b.sia'C. C4 5735 Sre 45 I 107 A (omrrser(aI Peion, 37? lISt 'anlord fenced ,ara' (SeP SVARRAN TED Only 1)3 SOOl JIPIPIY CLAMP REALlY MEAL TOM 32115Sf 1 'ii 'ij -f A, Roonis '- . 11.11 SPOILER 3 tSR. I bath horn, n Pnf'cryjt' Nice FR I, 'rodCrn fireplace, w * carpet, COt fi k .tCtien I; Utilty room & 119 0 P)ieflt:Cl HAL COLBERT REALTY., - A'AIIRAPITED Just 1)9.300 . !n C 2 or lf', 177.143 * It own u-CO well '' tsiOcc oIl Ill) r'w Zaire', cc'. 7 "'flu l' hrn,'5 $773 c"o ((lull tip "ore Escellerit - .';:".' '01 fret it I l' h0r Os-i AND i.,,ii wiC for C,lsE ('yE - eQuipped, 8.11 I • Credit QUa 1IflS I I ''CII ' S. - , aid SR S'.lSa 172 P4a'i Anl.ujijr., gas', & Irr '.'r' 1106 . I',' Si 5cnlri '' _______-- '. Si BOSS lv),.,l ,', 'i's i' No Money Down If ANTIQUE SHOP __________________________ SAVE 50° P4andrrran (Ce? easily CCnverl 51,5 2 BR. HO a 3 on 4 BR Only 513500 Low down payment E Z lerm by owner Realtor At5pcal 904 fleQ, _____ UPhIlL IEVABL 1 3 BR. 2 bath home on 19 corner 101 in Pnecre-tl Piew roof & carpet' rurmal(j.rs.ng,pom bar Apooli FI A much rrorei BPP lo real .tt OOtOflIObuy, Ior7 BR , matter tbt. huge, C li&A, on I acre 5)7000 TO'4[ 131 AND *11 real wilts c.p'o', 10 bc, I fIll. 2 OCt15 Split •'L' . - - Qalore' IIPP WARRANT ED Only $73 100 , ENIERPR15( M Unsworth Realty F TMTMC, ( REAL TOP ' . ','' __________ Jvsl 117000 more iM.5SACUAT 1 Ig fOr, rm . freplac, & 'P&Py n.trC5 (lose 'o school A sf-.oppng. All Ca' Malidzo'w',k. 3 (SR -- room, l • 176 fenced back ,aro *11 20 7 s.'onage boilIng 573 I ' CHINA BE k 55-Boats & Accessories I I LACE MARY 3 fIR hryip frethi, panted 5'O. P. Out. ULAUT 1, UL I BR, 7 baIt, tQmy on Ig lot .n P niecresti FR wIN (Ac,, frl'Plae pool & '.cr Pat'O' C PIlL equipped kitChen A CRANk CONS I REALTY REALTORS 9306061 i -. SANFORD 1,91 for Sale "'C , ' GIVE APi PSFIRLOO',S r ' (, .. uSf 20" '' c':. "u 'C.' 4 13000 ,5r ,, pi 3 P4 p ccc'. A'.i ''i' (a I..,. i'"rt 1:2 i45 ''' ot lIe's' I a '4 vt Ci SVI '." , 5' ,'tic , _________ 'a. '.,', 4 .. r. r 'ccCtri it "P '1A" (.4,r,'i'ri' ' Carport Sale. Dec 171151 11th Dolls & Use 2611 Palmetto Act f' .rc S,le(tOn of good used fur riturs' 13071(i) Bc Walk Furnture , 51*, 1757 Casseibarr, Plaza lPlrp"e 305')?, 0011 REALTY ml I"L I Sun' 25,11 AlL SOIl 51MEv UMPii TURL BUY SE ci TM AOL )I I 115[ F .r5t 5 , 327 3672 Meg Real Estate Broker ANNE A S'fluicS (AC 5' .s' t00i5 'i 'Af1tlUOS .-- Yr3 Sal, gli icc'. , (3 54yi , ' '' ' '1 A ,c ,gr . - .,,, .irtgages Bought SO-Miscellaneous r.o - • ,',io " 323.5774 day 11)01 Owns',', are willing t help by, tt darIng 3 BR Pm fl ramalulaf, LOndl,on Over SlId flCc'd ,,)'tJ Ii,, (h.Idren Uncle' o''ced a' 121 30.) . "" " I MORTGAGES POlj',p,T & SOLD Will purthase i' & 2nd mon Chnistmat Sale Onignol arts A ?gages l SCOunI 71 Hour craIls. noltlng oren $73i 'p appro',al (Ill ta) ,'Iv Sal . 601 Brarc Itt 5t 373 7337 I ______________________________ "' '' Harold Hall Realty , '..v" ,i5 , B ' s. o pi o ne!te' ,et lEarly Am I, 1250 It)okcase Unit. 113 otter misc 323 4634 oId .-' 4, . ' 47 A I S.',- lhi ttClhi, 03'SlrC newly carpeted, clean 3 1154 "ca's' e.ltl n.'w (n'ntnal teat & .1r S y5tI'm Tt 1)1.303 bargan 'fl(Iuiirt a 543 ' ' MOVING SALE i Must Sell Everything' TV. OR Suite. & ' Other msc Sandalwood Villas, Ii.) A rprtBl.dAptB3 nlu%lriai n'n 54 Inonlage, (leary'yj tigh UQvfld l a'.re parcels, 1l3, pen acre. 23 p(l dc-er,. balance ,I. .,i i i'i .' A III Owrrr 542 141* HOLIDAY SPECIAL - CB. 3 BR. easy terms $16100 373 3774 Pdp* 3 BR. I bath homeS, $71000 Government subsidy available Builder 37277$? Equal Housng 0000i'lunitv __.___,________.,__ - 'icawy 130 372 1301 Oar r Plight Ib1011iawv"sa Ct 1757 PINFCRIST * ANOTHER PlEA LISTING I BR. 2 -BATHI-dice negh - ''-"' '5 r*,..j,:o._ '..... ulrwr.te blnrk. pool Payton Realty PS A (lOSS Rcal F',taIe inc REALTOR $316466 --. --_ COUNTRY LIVING- 3 BR. 2balh *1 all the conivenences, large ,ar((.trees.plantsgalore. hoice area. $47,OO 4 ' . ' Meg Real ('Slave Broker A%'O( rXimn '5 beaut'fully decorCted AtIitCtA,ck trepiC(,& C & '?i.Sny 0v5 feat,e i I - I 15W , CII. Sunlano Estates, i ig lot, fenced back 5)50 cr0 Down payrnt. aSSume II r mtg MIg bal under 514.000 , I GRAND OLOE 7 STORY-- 2 BR. bath, needs some han, 111.000 - . i'" GarageSale Bunk Beds, maple $90 corner bad group 112(1 boy'S siales St 5, bOys b.ke, 10 qai Sale ?ICA m.odrrn ft'iiliiing Al tfit(tive IdleS 173 1201 'I _--_---CORPIE 54, 5mlt off'ce Low down, I $750 mO 4'JprO Owner Broker Orinclo I1)t3lt ,,. .' - - - -. Credit Credit or No 68-Wanted to Buy i Offices for Rent. Lease I CALL Oortnis Clark, REALTOR *C1.NTERPIECF 01 PILOT V in l(lyliw hr I 15th 1 (),5lt'. TI', * , bPlOw ,tp Ecaisal - Super Vdlue, 2 BR. both hOrt', a*nrQ5 on cii A'fli.'uj5 ejcellenl 'oatoni 7 IX? IfltCr,'. . oct A P I, 5173 per mo Principal p1*", I.'t'r',I 237 Payments A550m Mor 'gage Your Tcrmi Plow Only 172.900 MUST St Li * COUNTRY , * * l Good Credit. Bad ' Yard Sale Fri & Sat 9 t S 705W 4th St. Clothirig, Misc itCms 46-comn-iercial Property _________________________ Sale lSSI Cash 32 4132 I * * * Sales 54--Garage for 80-Autos Doberman pups. AKC. tails locked, wo'mCd. re,dus & blacks, $71 & u Born Oct. 30th, 32) SONY AM I'M STEREO Turntable, match sceak('s. ((WI cover. org $221, n $145 37 0791 REALTOR 332 I000MLS EVE 327 1179 I $21000 117 613' ' 5) 000 iv,. J fvFUY DAY 5 ISA&dr,AiPd DAY • '4 1 AL'. -'ih. 322 2111 'I' OWl AKC. 10 eetss The Warloc. blOOdl.r'iC Mutt sell $125. 33) iöls 0357 Ralorn VALTY 321 t'J:f " '-- I MILITARY TRANSFER PEN DING- Luke new 3 BR, 2 bath. garage, C hIA. w wcanpet, Split OR plan, fenced private yard, -- - DE LTONA * GOINC, 14( STAIJIIANI a central F orOa owners ICI.'ng (CII us for detail We ye e,(,tryj iSbOs.l IfS 5. sOy elI ti4 'o' Plopenly A bu5ifles under $151351) SO"I' Iprm% OWNER MOVED OUT- Needs to sell this attractively panelled, 3 ISP. I balls, with large family room Assume low interest mortgage, $73. 1977 Datsun p.c. 0 '371 (4II t'.c 6 P I Doberman falC _._ Miller's good Used Television 173 and p Sl Orur,o Or in _._ $70000 ISi,t 1 l,,'i' If( (.rnrcal ((.ntr,,i 'or ' ' 4 lvi open Sat. Herb's I'd 239 S 5,tntr A5., 123 17)1 - MARKHAM AREA I,, wood Cd acres $3500 per acne ST JOHiIS RIVER 61 acres 364' frontage us.000 LOCH ARBOR Wooded lot Country setting $13,000 Johnny Walker ,,srij hut 'rI-c's vS'i5 967.000 Irctjced to 551 9(5) Own,., 373 Houses - 5', t)) kiil _______________,-. - ______________ rm.r.?,, ______________________ - -,.f9!Notic!.. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE GEORGE 0 HAWTHORNE. JR i ,,,-,, i..... & Found . , EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MAE ALICE wife, ...... CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE HAWTHORNE, and FLAGSHIP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ' , ,,,, ,, COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION U S BANK OF SEMINOLE. Found- Small female mived CIVIL ACTION NO ?1'I5ISCA.45.I , Number 71.44i-CP Defendants breed dog. Pinecrest area. AT CO MORTGAGE COR NOTICE OF SALE approvimatetv I lbs . blond co PredS iOu' 1 Division JOApariments Unfur nIstw'd PORATION, a Florida corporation, In Re: Estate oI NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that color Call 373 lê after 33 arnage with a younger ac have run. and run MANAGER TRAINEE PIantff, BERTHA M JENNINGS. pursuant to Summary F trial R,Ia,I stoep relocation tres'. who has Just gon(' through FOUND -- S mate black & white 'S Deceased Judgment of foreclosure rendered DRAFTSMEN .5 tllSOtCt' cat with C011ar in the vicinity of ALFRED S BELL and VIRGINIA ontbellthdayof December, 1511, in NOTICE OF Ridgewood Arms Apt Residential or mecP,an.cal A BELL. hs swife. the Old Monroe Rccl, Legal Notice.. that certain cause pending In the ADMINISTRATION i'he acting is so good ou WELDER ., ,,,,,,,, )7 )lI( Defendants TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Circul Court iri and for SemInole MJchne rants. I I 7 years ,, could sseepthat the phi) isnt Ifl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR u,. .1,., .0. AMENDED CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST County, Florida. weterelis FIRST '' I MECHANICS MECHANICS lemiri.'. r,' .,. ,., IA'ttt'r shape. Judd '"Delvec' SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL NOTICEOPSUIT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 18-t*lp Wanted A CMECHANICS LI U'.'wa'.tie. 'a, .-', chio"I hlirscti as the writer. PROBATE DIVISION OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED TO ALFRED S BELL ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE __________ _______ MANY MAN'r MORE Drape'. r,ii 171cs."'.'...... (4 File Nvmber fl-Ill-CF RESIDENCE UNKNOWN IN THE ESTATE: COUNTY. a UnIted Slates cot (.t'orge SThneider, is a perft'ct I DIvIsion YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE opration, 5 PlaIntiff, arid GEORGE EARN MONEY NOt, Ydke orders AAA hoic's', delivering Simon's ofl EMPLOYMENT In Re: Estate of (Ii Turtle Mound Drive 5r I ta Je'welr C.,tI trr fsw that the administration of the estate 0 HAWTHRONE. JR and wife. OtOli lr'. son 5)1 S$ Casselberry. Florida 37707 iriers as characteristic throwei. G H TPIIGPEN as. a GEORGE H BERTHA U JENNfNGS. MAE ALICE HAWTHORNE. and 201 Commercial I 5 1 1154 ,p4rta-. ' ) 3176 AND TO All parties claiming in oeceased. F-Ic Number 7741$ CP. 5 FLAGSHIP U S BANK OF -'----'-------- --- --t,a%s, anti is tutall syn.pathe't- THIGPEN 'Your 1uture l5Qur (Cr(pr, i(ifl%ii ' .,, .',,' i 5 Deceased trqett by. through, slIder or egansl pending in the CrcuI Court for SEMINOLE are Defendants, Civil 14" i ,S'Cit Charge II 4' 1 ,ind b'lit'sablv except when NOTICE TO CREDITORS the aforesaid 'f'5Qri Action No 717105 CA 05 A, I. AR SemirvOle Covs"Iy. Florida, Probate Legal .otice Ut" scnpt lets hiri down. Anita TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Dv s.on, the addreSS Of which 5 (iper ienced carpenters YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THUR P4 BECKWITH. JR ,Clerk f __________________________ & G AR D E N GENEVA helpers Mjt have tools & l;lk-tt,. i t*'autiful and vulner. CLAIMS ON DEMANDS AGAINST Seminole County Courthouse. that an action to foreclose a mor the aforesaid CIrcuIt Court, will at FICTITIOUS NAME THE ABOVE ESTATE transportation Apply Igage on IPse following property in Sanford, Florida 37771 The personal till Holly ii 00 AM, on the 4th day of ,sble but tough.ssillt'd *t tht' IS A 2511, St )77 :''•' Notice ss herebr given Ihat I am Within Ihr monthS from IPIC time Seminole County. Florida representative of Its, estate , Ave alter S p m January, 157$. offer for sale and tell qaged In business .itre.ss, .Jennie. (..'liff Gornian of the first publication of thIs notice at 50? Magnolia Lot 23. Block 0, SEMINOLE BARNETT BANK OF ORLANDO to the highest bidder for cash at 57i I ' ' " ' Registered Nurse, rwrsng home are required t file *ith the WiNTER PARK. N A . *tioi.e ad SITES,according tothe Plat thereof ha' a sure sense of timing and west front door of the Courthousethe Ave. Sanford. Seminole County. ' '. Florida, under the fiCtltOu5 name of elperience helpful but not "' "'i' ' " clerk of the Circuit Court of as recorded in Plat Book $, Pages Avenue e55 it 750 Park South, $eminot• itt Florida, County, J Imilties of charm as George's San THE HERBALIST, and that I Intend necessary, apply in person. '"3 Seminole Cosetty, Florida. Probate .0 tPWOth 43. iflCtu5iy, Public Winter Park. Florida 32715 The ford, Florida, the following plulandcnng press agent bro- Division, the address of whiCh it name arid address of the personal R,COrdS Of SemInole County, described property, situated and foregister said name with the Clerk LakeviewNvrsingCent,r,,Ip E 7tsd St. Sanlord Semittole County COurthOuSe. Florida SAN MO f'AIiø I I''.:' representative's attorney are set thor: and Ann %Vs'dgessorth is tw,ng in Seminole County. FlorIda. of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with Sanford. F Ia 32171 a written Including SpecifIcaIft. but not by Sra'l,c t's LOu'S 5 'a" forth below 10 wit I: .srst'lous a J,'nme's duji.b the pnvis'ls Of the FiCtitIO5 statement of any (lam n demand way of limitation, the following All persons having claims or I' t411 ?,C,kI, ISIS Lot I?. Block B IOYLLWILDI Iilondt' friend whose husband IS 6Ctuld CI'lflI Name Statutes, TO Wit may have against the estat, of Section tiitijyet oemands against the estate are re anfo,cl 12) 19)0 OF LOCH ARBOR. SECTION (6505 Florida SIat'jtq't 1537 ' - Rheimyi Hot Water Heater, Model tilt anorous enough At one ht' G H THIGPEP6, deceased Qu.red. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FOUR.according to the Plat thereof S Clanice 0 DeLano IS "'çr,., '' Eachclammvstbe n*niting and "A' IIIHIOD Babysitting n m1 honC day or FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST as recorded in Plat Book IS. Pages t:,is an ear infection which Pbi%h Dec 4, II, Is, 73. I77 '.m,ill u. ,. '. - ,rl '., mijst indicate the basis ton tNC niOhl 373 3954 NutQne Hood. Model M7T PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, Wand 100, of INC Public Records of DES • ____________________ ______ I tfft'tt his b,llan('t. ''III' kc't'ri tim'. w 'r , A laS 'I clan'. Ihe name and addreSs of th t file *ith the clerk of IPie ahowe P4oIpont Range, Model RBS7SP Seminole Counly. Florida, .ij , .'.i.f creditor on NI agent or attorney, tiifljg Ist.I', fiiiii n s. in beil." I court a written statement of any Armstrong Ar Conditioner, Model Said tale will be made prSuant to • 9-Good Things to Eat IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and the amount claimed If the eO RSIPIC Clam on demand tPCy may have and in order to 5aIl5fy Ilse terms of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. ,...L 1St' - si ('hap(s'r Two" has (lan) Of Claim 5 riOt ytt due. the date wiSe-fl it 'ci. Armstrong Each claim must be in writing arid Furnace. Model sad final 1uogm'nt CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SWEET COR N-S2.50 BU EIS1003C3 eddIe the basis for the . - ISeall Siii.iin's funniest lines. and in will become clue shall be staled If .5 COUNTY, FLORIDA 5 contingent or Hotpont t)ulla 5t., i '' Itit Claim ,. Dishwasher, (lam, the name and aress Qf Ifi Model Arthur H Beckeitls. Jr (;s'sirgi and Jennis' he has CASE NO 771194 CA OSL FARMER S MARs (1 uniliqudaled. the nature of the HDA3I2OI Cfl ..IiOI t9r A S'i' (redIor or hit agent or attorney. Clerk of the Circuit Court LIBERTY LOAN CORPORATION 11501 reach Aye treats.'d two real characters, uncertainty Shall be Stated If the ('tfs' (ii,jiieS (.ini,' Insinikerator Garbage Disposal, 37 7M1 and the amount Claimed If the By Margaret L Meyers OF ORANGE, Open ?DaV%A Ace-k' 5 seCured. thC security 115111 claim Model claim is not yet due. tne date *Cin it 'l'he trouble set'ns to be that Deputy Clerk PlCiritift, . ' described Th. claimant •'I -----'C". Carpeting Ihroughout ' :'.' elI become due shall be stated If ! PHILLIP H LOGAN - of I ATF ISO 3-.....-. lb boae Sin in was too tiost' to the be t'oiea 'c-er .t', ilc,r 5 deliver Sufficient copiesol the ctatrr, Permanently ini%tall..d 5 Contingent Ot the claim SPIINI4ULS(R, LOGAN AND IS ROBE PT Xper boa fllMCpIe A, Ph C CARVER " ript because of personal and J.n'n" 'i,,,,. to the clerk 10 enable he clerk tO Together with all structures and (r'wan ja i.ciliquiclated the nature of IN MONCRIEF fhh1 LILLIAN E CARVER.hS wife, and mPVOYemeflts now arid hereafter on ' nsa) ore cOpy Iii each personal invul'it'tient. H.' has written uncertainty shall be stated It the Post Office 00. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF representative claim s secured, the security shalt said land, and futures attached Sanford, Florida 37771 fulul) con ed) about a second SANFORD All, CLAIMS AND DEMANDS be delcn'b.d TI., claimant shall 115.1.10, and all realS, issues. AtlOtriCyS for Plaintiff tOe sale 1300 b%bs'l Ill 01st f lives of two le'ginning in the Defendants BE NOT SO FILED WI IL proceeds, and profits accunirig arid 327 613) deliver %ijtficit copes of the clam 31 -Aparlrnents Furnished. (303) 373 ll I NOTICE OF SALE FOREVER BARRED pt'opli': but he has con bined to the Clerk to enable the clerk to toaccrue from said premiseS, all of Publish Dec II. IC?? NOTICE ISH(REBy GIVEN that Dated December 1st, 1577 mail one copy to cacti I*rsonal which are included w,thin the DES $5 with it .1 bitter situation where C ln t.'rfl.%tls') 151 floor cp.cr' pursuant to a Summary Final GeergIa Attn Thigpefl Myers foregoIng description and the --------- -----------representatIve Legal Notice neat Iiri,ate rnt,arir after the second honeyii.00n ' Judgment reestablsh.ng note arid ____________________________ haberidum thereof, also all gas, AS Personal Represersta All persons interested in Pie estate ' ' foreclosure of mortgage entered on FICTITIOUSNAME live o the Estate of tiu.sband viciously reproaches to whom a copy Of thiS Notice Of steam, electric, water, and other FICTITIOUS NAME I am the 14th December, 1977, in the that is hereby Notice C. H Th'gpen Adm,n4trat,ors has beers mailed are heating, cooking, refrigeratIng. Pus bride for not being his first ' Notice s hereby given that I am Circuit Count of the EIGHTEENTH UC4)ile home it P I) ; , Iighlinq. plumbing. venlilating, engaged In busIneSs at 303 MC Deceased required, WITHIN THREE engaged in businei at 1511 Plot no pi't dciuits 14'. s wi.', isiff'. and then has an unbelies'JUDICIAL CIRCUIT in and for Robert M Morris, of irnigaling, and power systems, Clintock Street, LOnvQwOOd 37750. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF tngham Or , W.nfpr Park 37757 2111 Pack r 'idrOOri) atill' c- hangs.' of heart so lbs.' pla nsachir*S, appliances, futureS, and Seminole County, FlorIda. under the P4UTCHISON I MORRIS THE FIR ST PUBLICATION or SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Semnol, Counfy, Florida, under the THISP4OTICE,tofileanyobieclsons appurtenal'(I's, which now are o, fictitious name of GREEN EARTH 'ri Civil ACt,On No 771154 CAOSL. fictitious name of I E PARKS' ian dill on an uptimistic note, Post Office Dra,i,,r H nrd. Florida 3777) they may have that challenge the may hereafter p.'rtalnto,or be sled PLANTS, and tPit I intend to ARTHUR J BECKWI TI-I, JR ENTERPRISES andtPtat I intend toP flus,s has done well by the 32 -Houses Unfurnished Attorney validity Of the decedent's will, the with, in, or on said premises, even register said name *ith the Clerk of CLER K OF THE CIRCUIT COUP I. register sa name with lI-ye Clerk of in the Circuit Court. Seminole County, will sell for cash l'1)sicaI direction, but hi' either Telephone 305 327 4051 qualifications of the personal though they be detached or hand 10 the the Circuit Court, Seminole COi.'nty, -Florida in accordance with the highest and best bidder at the West r,pfej,enlalive. or the venue on detachaOle would nut or (OUld nut ut th'' . PubliSh Dec II. 73, 1571 P. rlorida in accordance with provisions of the FIctitious Name Front door of the SEMINOLE Isas been filed against you. and you I DES$S '' if trri' JURISDICTION OF THE COURT I FlOvis,orfl of the I i(tifii5j5 lila) front its internuinabll' 2-si Section $6305 COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN Name _________________________ 5,latules, To Wit ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND arereJlred to serve a copy of your l7)Ø9' Statutes. To Wit INVITATION TO BID Section $6505 FORD. FLORIDA, at)) 00 AM Florida Statutes 1953 hours or n aks.' any t'ff'irt to OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED written defenses, If any, 10 II on on Florida Statutes ItS I January 3, 191$, the following 7 BR fen.', S Mrs Sandra Evenly yard .I'r Vernon SwarIsel of ANDERSON & s'asi' the transition from one The tsoard of Trustees of INC WILL BE FOREVER BARRED a Iowrey E Parss descrIbed real property situate fl (1 f'5'fliJ 515.) n'sI, I.,'., ,,' Publish Dec 4. II. is, s, 1977 RUSH. Attorneys for the Plaintiff. Date of the firSt publication ot this Seminole Memoral Piojp,tal invites is PubliSh Dec Ii. 73. result another 'hit' section to 1917, Jan I, I SEMINOLE COIJItITY, FLORIDA, A 130 iletliSt 37) 0515 DES I? *ts05 address is Post Office So. Notice of Administration . 1571 ' . bids upon lI-ia following Ckanus'ig lOwit' ---a drastic change of mood sstiit-ti 7711. 372 East Central Boulevard. December 11th. )77 p of eaterior of Hospilal comnplen 31154,1' aOAtIs. n.snlgr ts'ri,-i LOTS 37 an 3$. BLOCK "0". of ,,trd. Oclarido, Florida 37202. and file Use __________________________- WEST ALTA.MONTE HEIGHTS, n ,s he trot' but fails drariiati' Bennett Aodutional information, plans ard SIlO monIN, St NOTICE j1jj0i' & last rYit)qSIhS ovginal w'th the Clerk of the above Orlando Winter Park, Pd A FICTITIOUS NAME specifications are •wjilabII at Of sail), tent. glatly Brown Realt, Meg SECTION ONE, ACCORDING TO NAME LAW stitled Ofl or before the 19Th v Rachel P As6ew NoticeistserebygiventPtlfweWe THE FLAT THEREOF AS ficeof the Purchasing Agent. RealEstateftrocenicc,, Marc i'tit' t'onitily and especIall) NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN day of Januery, 1511; oftterwtie a engaged In businesS AS Personal Repeewrsta All bIds shall be mlii.d to lisa at Ill N Hwy RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK , That the und.rsigned, deSiring to __.! 1,! jUdgment may be entered against I? 52. Longwoad, Seminole County, the acting ruaki' this a show 773,? 4 live Of ttie Estate of Administrator Of the SemInole engage in bs,$I55eS5 In Seminole PAGE 65. PUBLIC RECORDS OF YOU for the relief demanded us the FIorida,und.cttteficlltiovsn.m.of Bertha M. Jenrsinqi Memorial Hospital. ISO) East First Want Ads Get PeQpl TOQeth, worth seeing Hut it could has's.' SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA County. Florida, cesder the name complaint , Deceased CENTRAL AUTO BROKERS and Florida 3771) All T0SPBupingArsd 'hoSe 5ll.nij DATED this lath day of 'd)Ii.uch kiter with a stronger, Street, Sanford, RADIO STATION WTR1I intends to WlTPdESSmyhandandlMwaIof ltiatweiislendtoregi$ter$aidnanse bids stialt be postmarked no, later ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL 3722611 ,, •fl 9993 register the said name wIth December, 517 the ___________________ (lots' ruthless hand at the hem., tad Court on thiS 13th day with Ihe Clerk REPRESENTATIVE, of the CIrcuit Court, of then the 30th day of December l77. Clerk of 115, Circuit CO,,iil of I BR 7 oatts, carpeT sean December, Ill? Seminole County, Florida In ac DanitlM Hunle?, of ' .0,,, 1 and shall be received on or before Acthur .1 Seckelth. Jr Seminole County. Florida, p"soant (SEALI HAL. fe-nc Hunt . Pattitso I cordance with the provisionS Of the vd rpfr Qr Ipie 5th o.y of January 1511 Just'pti I'at cane up with a Clerk of the Circuit Court 10 Chapter $650901 FtO,idø atufes range 377 3533 Marcfvtsan Arthur I-f BacIwith, Jr FictitIous Name Statutes. To Open.ng 00 SuCh bids will take ICORPONAT( SEAL) By: MNy Pd. Dard winner (sir his first attraction at (lerk of the Circuit Court 743W Park Ave. Ad place at the Office of tP' Wit: 11dm $4505 Floe-Ida Statutti Deputy Clerk Seminole Radio BY Mary Pd Darden For Rent )BR,7batp, fen(f'd Iit'%s m,nistrator of the SeminoIl P0 BQ1 3.40 Crponation THOMAS I BRUGGEMAN Deputy Clerk S Seymour Meclosky ,Id, 1210 month 37? 7(95) P0. 60. 'abartf the old SItonll CIt) Memorial Hospital at 1700 o'clock Wofee Park, FL 32790 S Robert I StrIp,, -------.- ,-,. Publish Dec II, 25. 1977, Jan. I, I. Alvin Plynis Telephorse 1)051W 6900 I-loon onthe SIP, day of ,.anuav y 97$ President OtIIfsdQ, Florida 33107 ('ls(I.piln) L 'nfortunate'l theIr 3 tSR, 7 bath, family room (A 971 Publish Dec II. 73, 19?? Dec II. II. 25, 1977. Jan. I. 1971 PubliSh Dec IS. IS, II. 1577 PubliSh Dc II. is. 35, Jan I, i,,s PubliSh: De'c II. Ill? gas heat, carpeted, 2537 ('rove DESII DES Si flESI' shoss, "l.des (If I.he Hasidin,." DES 73 DESI7 ' DES 30 DVIVe, 33'J 3601 anytime j 11 CUT $I.OWtt! I BR. 7 bath home, large eat in kitchen, large screened porch, formal DR. f'icellent location 7i Vt Its crest, I' pcI A P P $99 per month. Principal pluS Interest for 374 months) Assume Mortgage, your trms Save 13.XOfrom Appraisali NowOnty 135.900' Must Sell Today'!) Call Donna Clark, REAL TOP Assoc H A ROSS, Real Estatelnc MEAL TOW 5346464 106 Itrrnt*ood Dr 4 1154. 7 balh, 0001 hOmC 3 pri old Sunken living room with [s 'ii" --- WINTER VISITOR - See out ne.pensive winter home specal 2 BR. I bath, kitchen equipped, C H, spic span, DELTONA I I BR 2 b.,tti * "l - tCf(Pd ,cruj t'u ttfrtiS A i"°". Ill 50) (.111 317 (232 li,lIwi((e I,i%t rtf.ent St's ce on all mass" 43-Lots-Acreage - - - - ,., I, Owner ' _____________ C (1 Mo'Olar I ' 41-Houses -- -______________ Cypr Park Realty, Inc l4( AL TOM 734 7777 ________________________________ fSln1pa' $1 as Sec nvf'fItO!, cod mt.. omen' A' .rt(Ii.'clC ,vJ!rrss. t,'eprn. , Lots 79-Trucks-Traders Beautiful full Collie Pu05 for Christmas, I female, I male, 160 37)7.94 -' "I PUPPIES Idea' Xmas Gifts All evlremely healthy F PEE 327 seas after S 30 p m Brand new lefl a lay away. SOJC iy,ginally IllS. OCr balance. 17)00 IN '' looSing For a New P$otr' Check th WanI Ads for Pous,-s of every sij. Oncl price _________________________ - 41 -Hou Country Li''een jeltona area beautiful 3 1111 7 ti'h. alt beck home, Sluatedon corner, plus lIre lot W e carpet. lIlA. range, dishwasher rclrigs.,ator drapes 1 2 car garage All for only 531 900 Call Jim Yat,.' ,sI 305 327 5375 or tnt lrn 1.1 for Mint a cs e,c (',00a ( our,tr r i ',r' i 177 s 11( a 1967 (taisun I iC uC $312 C i li9 5551 THE At.7[Wi(AP,Ri tOpen Alhr Art.' Own I ulle S'o ''' or Lairs I a'.! (i,Crptri.nJ Prc. 1.0 'c.' 1179(1) Ccli M' ,'varcs Ici 64 1812 , '.,' ' .rr prfI! .'e lablc AcliN s I'..'. i' ' 'iI"(l' 1" s'staolshco .5 (0-,". 0 1 motti'. r!, 5 '"i RESOLUTION Tmi We'll ha,e ou working b, NE'A YEAR'Si Hone 1S-ttkbIje s our worms WAS w II i)., In ,s , ontract Arid •ei'" Icr " ff. 'Cdt worms du?.riQ Stir w 'Ocr t'a,r thC worn's 'c Sell spring y nr,,'., n,i.'.t 5)70 Arts' cr :0 A PO' cd* (i heron's' INS amazing ri'.,5l, Worm Farms Iris 9PI i4rØ 51 AltCmor,'r 32701 lfl 6169 FORREST GREENE NI REALTORS 630 65)3 or 335 4IIeeej Nurses. RN'S & t.PN's ades Live in companion Short term assignniens. Homemaker UPiON". 621043a 'Il-Houses _________________________ Lake Mary 7 BDR5Sfurn house nice for mature nci..ipip l,g .: .?ii t!S, 1'" J7'"'" Get fulleupc,rs' lace Ihat I Sa'r Sign & 'un cii 'Tall 312 2611 cr 5)1 9193 65-Pets-SUPPlIeS WALNUT STEREO GREGORY MOlill I cioy 5(03 Orlando Dr 11) 3200 VA& FItA F IP4AP4I'lpd(, Gif, t IDEASI I ____________________________ I Special On Medal Winner NASH".'ILL.E. Tenn. I UPli Heavyweight champion Muha:ro',.d Au said Fnday t remembered Olympic Gold Medal Winner Wilma Rudolph from her performance in the games m l%0. Ckt.ifi.ta DRiVERS NEeDED dStOflCe east C0451 o'raVc/ ears ntr ?4tr tractor eiperrfl(e requretI flCiud'J snow & icC Good dryng anti references reou*'P1 Redwing Refrirrated. Tat' 53-N.RadioStereo 9fl$ THE STA RS * * * * FOR 831-9993 322-2611 ______ CLASSIFIED DEPT. FOLLOW NE MASON large trepIa, call 377 S47 evCflf% Cont'k cwhourlv Gc,,!feerrflC 15,971-38 Sunday Dec - ITO List You,' Business,,,DIQ( 322-2611 or 831-9993 �6 11-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sundkv. nor II to Realty Transifers John V. Mercer, president of Flagship U.S. Hank of Seminole. has been eketed chairman of Florida 5 Charles F or sltee I Ellen 10 Ean Palm Sofings or Baptist Church 01 AS to Loyal W Carlson & *1 Diii It Satewrght. tIll Ovum ltd MIld Lot 6 OIl 23. Nettle? homes Ho*,li L , $55 Citrus St • AS. Lot 3$ & I; 13 Park. Sec I I) 4$ Sub) mIg, $16,000 00 u. DII IS. Sanhando the Suburb Joseph P Zorn to La*rence A Brawl , Palm Springs Sec )is, , Higley. 591 1 Su:an..e H Holbrook, wbl mtg FF Ott 17 67. $11000 sql . II? C'oe•n Oaks Will, Unit 1020, IIIP (torm Mardell 1 Westerfield) I Hb James A to LW. apt Unit 103 Bldg D. c, Carlvs Cullison, 431 Lake Shore Oaks. condo . 159 101. $100 .JedIOfl (, Rmehl to La*rince t. Of , CO Lot It Duck Pond Addn 10 I9lY. sgl I Sutanne H . sql Unit CO. 11 P etc , subi mfg 1013 101 Bldg D.Cro*n Oaks, Condo 15$ t,arnetl ilk 01 WI'. $10000 David 0 Watren & WF Bonnie lOS. Mfg WI' Fed. $11,100. 1707 Jean to Robert 6 Mason 1 *1 Ella $33. $00 Hattaeay. ,tal. Trutptt to J P 107 Hamlin Tn IN. AS , Lot DII B Spring Valley Farms. Sec 10 II 51 Wm Ed* Smith 1 *1 She? I it' (redwood Or On 37009. 101 2. fti ,in rr ci p... Orlando Appliance 'a H See 2A. North 0l Ranc'tes, I? )9 . . Mfg WI' Fed. *13.700. Bernard E Amt% A, wit Belly J $26 . - Hankers 0. 4 _________ _________________________ _,y, . Mockingbird (•• d1 1000 (lilt S. . .,,, BUSINESS , ' . r , . at, Dr ' I .;.. Goodknight Takes . - - , I Virginia Goodk night is assuming temporary managership of The Cake Shop, 2605 S. Sanford. Sanford, following the recent death of the owner. Vivian Adams. The Cake Box carries the largest selection of cake decorating supplies in Central Florida. Regular business hours are being maintained (M-F, 10-3; Sat., closed Thursdays). The Cake Box is jobber for Wilton Enterprises Inc., with cake decorating supplies for all occasions. , ! ". ~ - - - U SAVING UP reca d AV I A' .' la .01 (-a 1111 'ii It ecoverv, Inc., a self-help group for nervous and former mental patients, has opened a new chanter in Altamonte' Snrins, The chanter meets each Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. at the Seminole County Mental Health Center, 103 Robin Road, A.samonte Springs. New mem be rs are welcome. ':' 423 Subu Mfg Peachtree P.'t - . GED Tests Scheduled 47IF7 The GEE) test leading to a high sch oo l equivalency diploma will be offer ed at Seminole Community College Jan. 23, 24 and 25. Eligibility must he completed by Jan. 13. A free, sell-help program to prepare the student for the test is available at the study centers located throughout Seminole County. For details on the study center in your neighborhood, call Seminole Community College and ask for the GEE) office. -' . A , )I ~ - W:'NE WESTM ARK - A ' Return, i,' •. of ...,- . Promotion ' . I I I I I si*ncirlmnnl .,.*.l m• aim CP',A1J4b..H ' II'... in I1tIJIIdiII :;j has been promoted assistant vice president. mortgage servicing. Hunt is returning to the Sanford-based savings and loan association after about three years as vice president, installment loans, for Flagship It:inkc fiehd been loan officer for First Federal from 1912 - I 13. lie and his wife. Cherl, have a son, Bryan, I 2, Westmark has served as assistant inor- I Igage servicing officer of First Federal for the past seven years. lie and his wife, Karen, I one daughter. I ,, . ,,, , Seminole as assistant vice president, mor5d2U0 Inmn . .. ' , Jack It. hunt has returned to First Fed eral of A. When you acquire m• proved investment property, you start with an acquisition Ili '' ''- , - ' IV (,u.' Mfg Co Inc 11 $.000 . 1100 a'ren G Lamar & Al Cry, l Wile Broen & i3Ctl, 117 LOst Sant Lot 3 BIt I 1'IC? D. ''fllO'd I 54 VSIJPPLY IF J " 1 ro,n( 11- itorm Shermani I Lester F Rudolph Al *4 Nancy B . $1 : , ., cb~ Unit One, ISA, 100 Benjamin u Winans & vvI Ben, I Plochstalter tI Al Marilyn $11 Green MeAdOa Ave . Mild .101374. Forest Oro. , ,rd Sec . IS , "I'd 133. _______________________ ,Iai . F lo p, ' Ia Residinlia, Comm. Inc Douglas B (ruklhonk & will ntQ Us ow r SOU U P 'S _________________ -' ON *4 ______ .1 . . /' I / , / / 'A ( i. .. r j:'."i , - I '4;' . . •.. . - •': - -- - - • , . . A '.' I) - •F . t. . ', ". . J,' "a : *flt3 I_I,,li :. .' . ':" ' and 8:30. Silver Exhibit Opens The course of American st'les and craftirnanship in silver from 1815 to the present is vivi(IlV traced in a loan exhibition entitled "Kirk American Craftsmanship in Silver,'' Sterling which opens Dec. 18, and continues through Jan. 19, 1978 at Loch Haven Art (enter. Orlando. - IF Mat'1, - Hunt Club. Fo, et c BID II Sanford 04t% 7115 Pr III. SIX -, :.-. o spect. *d tO P't' EQuitable L i f e A Francisco A Con Smith lmarr ,,d) Pt I fl'ItHB'a' 706 Ldgemon Ave Ws Lot I Lot W. Lake Markham Estates. Il AIlst:,em;; Mfg 1 C;p'° $370 371' percent $2'o.000 W Hornet Inc to Boris Gerald William & WI Selma P40'CVk& Of Katherine. sUP A; o bert ( ramg Dr. On A ". - I ' 1, vd 136.350. 52793 1 5 a J.S. ('Red') Cleveland at Charles Newton idlers, 101 Wild Of ,I4M9 cent Holly 1.011 B. The Wi grandopcningofthesan. Split. G,t&t Lucy to Am 0rrvbecry,3,0C,5t1l CCrf ford Airport operation, 13 The facility, one of 13 In Stanley I lr*. & *1 Thelma t Shores, I? 70 suoj mtg lickIng & ames ReslI, & t Floran Walker Inc 7 76 179950 13) 000 F honda, is open for Wilshire Dr ,C, Loll, DII Wolsey & Bitll Investments Inc milt to breakfast, lunch and din. -3 Pitt Ralph Gismm&tfti. Green Acres ncr. anquet an nec- 175.000 (ampgno1% 9101 Fovet City Rd. eption accommodations RaymondC Harcum&etLawe,l 0v1 33110 -- hOE'. 00 SE'. Sec Il 21 nn Lvnch& ", loss C4111 Lots 0 are available. tivt Add 390 lb SE Ill Nall Oil D.WinI.tWQod$$dUfl 1151$ Bk Mtld.Mfg Grantors $I,ij3 Mfg FICKling& Walker , "7 percent *1.07013 mo $300,000 $311 15. 131.500 Magnolia Svc Corp to Stuhrte tr5& E Inc .10131. Wekv.q IQCD) Lake of the wøs Inc Tr tc percen, III 119.6 Lake 3 O1 Ann WoodS. Charles F (vermari 1170 $100 Everrnan 3 U - .111111 .- .. -.- ., r .J• , , I OF a ' 4,% .' I . . 'I ' . '" . - .),w I 1 •- ,; t --' 31 . , 5 'q. ' ,. . Im r' • - '. 41 . - 4~1 . .95• ' I - . . - '.' • ' ' - ' - . • L7 4 - ' __ t , , b. : . ,, *; .d $:.,. 1!?" . .. I " I 1 - - . I "I. A ~ 4 's - :.-' .y_, '.flt - "• •- , . . I. :, • •• , - , ' • .) - . / ' -.- . . ___..••,•__ , ' . f '\ -, \ . v' , - ' / / , . . i'" .- . --- - _____ - ' - . 4001A '' - AW - - 4w I ' -: ' •1, - . ' . -- - j, - ' 11 ' -' - ç. I '74.1. "! :';-;',:'. i, -- :• -' 4 . - - : • '• •: 4" s4•,CV' :.,""" z 1 r, ' c'.-, - - ' I \ --_ '- . . -"• - '5 .. ...-4.-. ... I . ' .'T';.. . ". ' T , - / , ' I f. • . '\ ' - ',,,, ' '. 0. ' .,.,(• - , , - - ., - a . /.' '•-,-.":,.' . I-"' • '-' ' "v'y... ----.s..LL .. - *I .' . "'' -•-_. . / "' . ,.,_,,,_ . I. ',"1' . • ' fl__&. ' 4;'a '. ..i, • i,,,, . _"•. ' ..-.. I , '-' ''" F.- ' ' ',,-..-. ' - ,.i#_-: _ - _-. - ,. 7;f;;,?;- : c. h . - - I'll . COLBERT VALERIE . "I think a ssoman, if sin' has the desire and con- I . - '. - - - years and was in business for 30 Fidenee, call do just as s',ell in the btisirless world as a • years before that with a man, Some ssomen (IOti't liase the courage to trs modeling arid charm school in Oak Ridge, Tenn. She was NORA GORDON affiliated with radio and business since 148. She began to operatt' a business," said land when lb.- Fascists tOok television and with the Mi.'5a in real ,'gate and purchased the Mrs. Stein "I try to N. cour- over control of the government hit' t)ig element ssomvn Teenage America pageants out Village Shop, an exclusive teows and to cooperate with my there. must have to be a success dress shop in 1913, after customcrs wishes and have not of Dallas. Before starting on her own, in the business ssorld Is "There were no olztacle&, mu;Itgi:ug It for several years. had my probl'm," si;: said. Mrs. Coibert, iriarra-d to '147 "knosslng wh:ttthev s',aut After my husband (hOd. I had my type there Colbert, director of budgets for Noting she has lived in "In business of to do and then hating the three children under 10-years- Sanford all her life. Mrs. Moses isa difficult period whether the Seminole Count' School nerve to do it." 'ystem. worked for a CPA firm old to support and bring up and said that she had to go out and a man or woman Iperating it I had to operate the business," earn a living for her children. To operate a small business When the CPA went with a big of the Greater Sanford !'t!" o marned has anything Ia, said l)orts Stein of the Sanford "Women urn do things if they with the competition of shop- international office, Mrs do with her business success. Chamber "f Commerce Colbert took over the business Jewelry and Luggage Shot, 217 have intelligence and want to do ping centers is difficult for an sn1e, being married, she Each year the business has with F.. First St. and used them," she said, adding that one-man or woman the few clients increased, said Mrs Colbert, said, would be a hindrance and Mrs. Stein has operated her Some problems have come up remaining to form a r.ucleous and now is the point where some husbands may dis.apto business for the past 20 )ears, over the years, but nothing she "1 try to give my customers for her business, she can hardly take any new prove their money's worth with "It aowballed from there," clients "If a woman knows what she could not handle. She said, however, she and too many women qualit> merchandise and even she said. "What helped a lot wants, she can have a suc"There are Mrs Gordon is president of her husband have a very ct-ssful business," said Mrs. who have made good, proven after they move away If they was may community in- the Downtown Business special relationship. Both are Adelaide Moses of the Village themselves to say that they come back to town to visit they voivement I did tax returns Association, a member of individuals and free to make Shop in Sanford Plaza. - 'It is cannot do what they want to come back to me, said Mrs. and tAmkeeping," she said. SISTER, immediate past (IeCISiOflS yet can call on each not easy for anyone to go into do." Mrs. Moses said, noting Stein. She is active in Sanford's president of the Business and other for help if it is needed business in a sniall town. But that she thinks "Women's 1W is The big element women Mrs. Stein's parents were Interested Sarahsto Encourage Professional Women's Club and the business community and for the birds independent business people Rejuvenation SISTER' Inc.. a member of the Sanford mu.stha'. c'to be a suuvss in the the banks have been business world, Mrs. Gordon "l'he people in this area have and thus, she was reared from the Sanford Business and Woman's Club. Married to an engineer, said is "knowing what they cooperative with women all always tried to pull together," childhood in the business world. Professional Women's Club and down the line," she said. Born in Germany, she and her is a mnt.'niber of the civic and William Gordon. Mrs. Gordon want to do and then having the Mrs Moses said comniur,it% affairs committee said she doesn't think the fact nerve to do •t. Mrs. Moses has been in "It's not difficult fora woman family escaped their native ,' '-,?,'..:, '' r . ;4- .'.' I. .- s.c .1• :. w Ai , t `, - .f10.!_'_" . 14. . .,' . '. . t r) , '-" ,-_,Z;:,! 7; - - .' : " " ' u __I r , 'I-.~ * . -19 -'T w I i I K 1 I W- '.' -1 'i.-f.: 'F'i 4 - -I ,.' , 155 (JU, 51J7.J I ILIII i5I1 Urive, , a A tlpnt:il hs'ciipni' :intitiide testing " eI)4 , _% T' Sç 1 J ,',. ' .1 ) , ' , i,,, . '- ' 'I 1 -i'' I nrnurtm '- . 4 v v ~t) -~ '- - . - . 1 I r r; college. The tests, designed to aid in predicting success ol students in dental hygiene studies. will be given March 1, and April 14. Jan 1:3 Feb. l Registration deadlines for the tests are three weeks prior to each test. The fee for the examinations is $13.00. Interested persons may "contact Jack Fightmaster, 323-1450, extension 361. Registration deadline for the January test is Wednesday. '5 45 'l.42'.- "h' Ap , " I ,t ,I;, ' -"- . 1, . r . , % I . . ~ . ''• ''a-.' F, - '~ r - ~ ' - # , - . %, - .5 'p. I . to Mary B ZelIeq & CharI N t F 4 Sat lot I. elk I. NortPigatr 13 MtuAUcoMlg, " - . ;, c:':d ' the Woods To*rtso.,,, Sec 9. - 'j 1 sponsored l)% the American Denta l Hygienists Association is underway at Seminole Community I Ahco Fin Corp Mrs. Gordon has had her Sanford Shop for the past six I -r I What special obstacles does a woman have to overcome to own and operate a successful business? Perhaps elsewhere in the nation or even the State of Florida it is an unusual hap. pening for a woman to go into business or to operate one successfully. But, it is nothing new in Sanford and nothlrw unusual. Special obstacles' "None," says four of San' ford's businesswomen. "I think a woman, if she has the desire and the confidence, an do just as well in the business world as a man,' said Valerie Nall Colbert, a certified public accountant tCPA). She has been operating her accounting office in the Sanford Atlantic Hank Building with the assistance of only a secretary for the past eight years. Numbered among her clients arelarge firms such as Woody's Hair Styling Institute in Orlando including its several hair styling shopsas well as the school, Vcllusia Grove Service and the Sanford Airport Authority. "Some women don't have the courage to try. They imagine there are more obstacles than there are. If they made up their mind to do something, t ey could do it," said Nora Gordon of Merle Norman 's Cosmetics and Boutique, 110 S. Park Ave. , Aptitude Tests Coming Up IC Richard Hinton *1 Mar Bt I Mile-s & WI Dorothy a,. Robert F lane & *t Leon, H 1435 A'od'ng Ridge Rd. (b It 7% t, Sijmnne,%pt N o rth , IS I) tub. Camelot Unit III t/ 437at,,..r,aai.;' s H)' DONNA FSES Herald Staff Wrfter .. See 7 i f & H Yhigpen to LuIA TlSi9pen.l;Ps,r,ng grantor I Obstacles',? NONE Orlando 32K08. Yfg 0 F Scm lS;;l I t..., Xi I . 11, All past and present Singing Boys and their 4 amilies are invited to get together again at the Sheraton 1\in Towers, Dec. 27, at 8 p.m. Call 293(1578 for reservations or mail check for $8.00 per I 5. 1' 147;' 77 ç, H Thigpen & *4 1 V ia -L )l5h IrCy Thgpen, RI I Iii' ' Sant Brig a? p' 131 .5 NI I Plijflt, Business, Ii .1 . ... . ~r 1 'i' HOiderness Or LW, It 371 .5,. Irvin &lanv,tle Mtg Corp bal 12"667 90, slcow )) Mford Mass Lot 13 fti iaie Un i t sa. u mt S'p*arI Mt J C r, 5': 400 133 000 T'e(,r,aIe, Constr Corp to A..' 's 1130)93, ' IL 0 111, '.. . And David -Jerry Pcndergast (right) of Miami, owner of icr. ry's C a t er i ng Service, gets nod of approval from The Sanford-Seminole Jaycees are s ponsoring their annual "Hotline to Santa" through Thursday Children mas' call Santa nightly be twee n 6 Fete Honors Singing Boys ' s Dr l7BIkC Hidden La b e I , t. ' S. 1100 S,vmour '°" Ca'pr.n. to Sa*alo'e 0r'c 7rna:.sprng:eldva; . • 1 M Rotundo & *t 0 - )$43•I , Hotline To Santa , IQCDi I''an,s A s; Rcsernan, to Rosemar, Rotunc3, Sevmosir F lSeecrotI& .I(,j!rp. 7110 Stevn Ave , SaM v, 10 of M. 714 P nip Wood Lot 16 . ('L -- - 'Recovery' Welcomes Members .': stork? 14 ' (',.__._l._ - I •s • .',v iiiuic .)4L'flOOl tioa ra is also serving on the Council. 5l....... Al Keeth Pemt)cr - , •.S (ta uuui ituus . depreciation deduction on a rental property Is a terrific tu break. iIos does this deduction 14 '.' & Scm $77100. 1206, $12,100 klIt'drnd to Gerald The Greater Constr Corp to Cecil _ ai LW. LI IS Hit C. , .' Walker Gunn & *0 Olive H • 107 sarando Spring i as i ts e.x ArdIalt CI. LW. It 59 Winsor Brannon & Soc BuilderS In Manor. IS 91 lubi mtu 5 71 *19.500 Alan C. Young & *0 Donna '' FF Sem • $57.O Canada Ave AS, LIs 31 I). Hit 7 Chester H Bethanp & *0 Myrna $lnlando Tht Suburb ft,a't' to George Wm Bryant & *1 VIC IS i 6 sub Mfg . ¶. 'ia 100 Satsuma Of . Sant Lot $31 700 Mfg IoC,ran?ors II vN 5.5 11. OIl A. Second Rarenna Park See per cent $10900 LcKh Arbor, 1 32931 SubI mtg Fr Joseph A Rugger: & *c I',', , Scm I 77 130 500. 9J.'.400 t Euge'na I ZgIt't. 5(1l Mar, C Stevens to Dense Stev en sAve . L.W. LI 7 & W'1 .4 e ti c,, j .n & bb Llo,d 0. 437 San Carlos Wayman Heights a- . . it nIando Springs jarnesP Wam&*f (he,,' ' Santa" 11 rWprsecSnw,ekvASprnsW,5 pin Club blvd . 11719 ,, ' it & $ecun?yAgmt I. Yerr,Il M Stuart to rp '' - portion of this price to the land may not deduct the money and the remainder to the im. twice. provernents. The imThe big advantage of provements are depreciated, depreciation is that the giving you a deduction each depreciation deduction applies year. to your ordinary Income, while There are some accelerated the profits you make, provided methods of depreciation, but you have held the property for they can lead to later problems, over one year, are taxable as so! avoid them. I favor stnving long-term capital gains, for a high ratio of improvement basically only one-half the value to land value and a short ordinary In come rate. remaining life of the imfeel that long-term capital provement. treatment and On a $2,000 purchase, for gains depreciation deduction are two example, $3,000 may be allocated to land, leaving great benefits available to $22,000 improvement value, ordinary taxpayers, and I hope $2,000 might be set as the that they are retained for many salvage value of the im- years to come. Be sure to seek provement, leaving a 120.000 competent tax counsel before clecreciable value. The building applying the information Ihave may be anticipated to last g1'ti you, since current rnifIcaticms of tax law and another 20 years, say regulations must be available This provides $1.000 depreciation per year. When and mint be applied to your you finally sell, possibly at the own particular set of dr. end (if the fifth year, you will cwnances, have taken $5,000 in deductions 'letters on this and other for depreciation. You then related real-estate matters can compute any prmfit on the be addressed to Mr. Greene, co property as if you paid $5,000 Evening Herald, Box 1657, less for It. In other words, you Sanford 32771 ' not To*nste 01 North Chuluo$a 2 $151 1171 517.500 Mtg UPb said branch banks are '.Stg FHA 177000 S percent 1110 en 11101 , perc t si co $71 CX Branch banking is growing in dependent on their own ability 577 000 kenneth C Oro*" (II B'g!ev 591 John F Mc Florida, but state officials say to attract deposits, loans and say F to Joseph A ,. r & Yarion & Mary Lou bridge to ir9ina S 105 t5,Iio* I,,., there is no danger of banks other money transactions that Charles W Demers & *4 Joyce. Lw. Ill, Oil hO. Woodlaros Sr( '3 popping upon every corner like mean success or failure for a EIlswon St AS Lot II. Bit 609 A. Mfg Mallon. Allen & Am Oakland Es's. lit See .11 gas stations. parent bank. Il7Qlvltg 154000143061 I'j perpnt S$eu' Dl 1301 Mart A Lutz I .l t4,4r' Ar,',The 1976 legislature authorIn the event a branch pe Janrcent. Na" 50 $73101 I'. 534.000 Am L41v0'C & *1 Gem'-. 17 l ized state-chartered banks to becomes unprofitable, the 6. of Anita & Drop Ln . CO 101* ftii A S'efl fig o pen branches, beginning last parent bank presumably would Martin, Clark I rib James I to Part Unit I*o 115$ suj January. move to close it . Brannen said, Itooent I Adams Jr & *0 Bernice 5t,*art Mt Co Inc 7.. 536 IS 374 Valley Of LW. lot 31. DII 8. 140 s but that situation has not yet SA,IqAaIPr oats Sec S 79 I 7 Subi Since then 157 out of a total of a. Df',iiQpr5 Inc to I mtg w reo 4 75. $45 000. 176.5 194 applications received by developed. . 00 C..Ililand *0 973 Aeg'*i M Plmc, I Trustee o. ws Lot 37 Brannen said the m on th, J Sullivan.Tr 7717 sioner Gerald Lewis have been cuflVcfllcflCe factor includes ,sauna'taot On 3250 7 that pan 00 One 70 !g Si. $4) 7C Comptroller-Banking Coinmis, LaA'encp N . Al F'. Of SS • ..W Of Ft approved. But only 49 have whether there is an actual nerd o JameS R Ba'eman & * r rar. n5tma5 Rd n See 3.1 71 32 Svbi actually opened for business. fora bank in the area proposed. Coetci Cir AS Lot Itt ) 4' m'g Wobtrl H SIn,. etc 2 73 Sebastian Hf.ghtv j r I I 5 sa et Lewis has denied 15 apphca192.500. 5700 Aside from that con.sidera. Subi ml; $11 $00 e r s." s' Dean ) O1kIi '0 Sec ConSIr Co 1)) 100 S-SI 900 tions so far and four others lion, its effect on existing banks L Ho*PII Rd. MIld Lot is were withdrawn. D,vco of Orl Inc to act wuac in the area is also reviewed, he HoAcil Branch Woods II 12 sub In dciding on any applica- added. ii 1 1310 G,j'nevr'r ID. Ill * rtrtg 777 Fl Miami $24,000 (B. Lot 37. ftIk F. Camelot Un-I ii tion Lewis has two basic Dean Oak try to Sec Constr Co t&jb i ml; 4 B'o*ara o But if a nest branch starts cot It ,t 3 Sabal Point Amended 1,56 guidelines public conveni11 77$77 000 $367 " 96,64 Sub, Mfg 277 ence and the stability of the cutting into the bus in ess of an O'nt m, Pt I ranks I *1 Patrc.a tO Miami 522.000 existing bank, that would not be parent bank. o c Halyard Jr & *l J,ane & Paul tOnitle, A. At Pauline 5'.' 0 C 5' & *9 Ma', to Burton V Fif Sant Lo' 75 & 5.01 ii uni',: Currently topping the branch grounds for (losing the branch, 1' Jess.r ii .n Sec I 7' I' Levee & *1 ist'ie' M Bi 311 Lk he said. banking field is Barnett Banks Ynrop W' ,ot 10 II & at 01 IS alt O'-L., Ii I '4r't5 , *1 Pa"' of Flonda Inc. with 10 banks "We pray that will not happen II s.nlani00 TPir Suouro ISpautt'ji 3 Paul WOn'IJe, & *1 Paui.ne ul 'I & • II Sa.b ml; I1 scattered through seven coun- but there is no authority in the ' .r)4 '4 Ur'rei piat 3 It? )P55I4 S 112000 Ml; 'o Q & e Jean, ties banking code to close ii .n I 70 31. Ml; LIIPm par( P's to 15.000. 562 50 S per cent 121.100 1,,antor% $70 170,5173 99 5 Flonda National Bank is next facility because of the bad Marie LeIa*,tcl, 'c tO James F vrcPnt 16.500 t,qr,Il. ql Alexandria,Vi stith nine branches in five experience of another," he said. a Lot Patr.ca j Eta.fd Richardson & Gem counties. followed by Sun 8ank.j Branching appears to be geanlors 121.Park l79l tubi Mfg 'C Pt Jr to Beni F Morgan Sr 000. 127573 mo s' per of Florida Inc. with eight working well, Brannen said, but & *4 Violet C - LII No LW C" L A env $30000 lo LI S BIt A. Longwood P4o,lh it 7.. branches in seven counties. Robert W Roland & w Bets'. with less than a year of exmtg Frederic W Berens Am David RiCharde & *t Isabeil Wbi Fred Brannen, assistant di- perience it is still too early for W'i 171517 500 $26500 P.9 Ill F Airport Blvd Sant Lot rector the banking diviwin, an in-depth assessment . Lars on Prop or Sir SOpth P.necr,t 2nd An 7059 J ames £ .,.s.. .., . •. . Orate & Lrr' MIg Fckl.ng& A..er 1fl .571.150 tto'dr.ijuei. Trvstpt 5' nnea.. 's ' ' ' 5111 0? 5'; PCI 175 300 Mm cu 4 . '' ' tI SE cr TP.e- Greater ConsI, Corp to SA", 01 PoW'. 01 Sec 11 21 79 n' . t';,' .. 11 •• • !LDEAt. ROnald V(*,n & *t Ida P I,a, from Drat, . e •1 IC 525.000 13 116,100 70 ,rs $5410130 R.LStRvt , Mchael - Q. I hate beard that the Profession \stuonal Education Association and is chairman of the local Seminole Educators' 'rlitical Committee, and as recently elected to the Ex ec utive Board of the Florida Teaching Profession - Political Action Committee. The Council on Teacher Education has 23 members representing higher education, school tx)ar(Ls, district administrators, teachers, and lay citizens. Seminole County is the only county in Florida with two representatives on COTE. In R0h. - CHICAGO (UP!) Some Illinois children will be receiving mailgrams from Santa Claus this year with messages telling them to be nice to their brothers and sisters, to keep their room clean or to leave him cookies and milk on Christmas Eve. Parents can arrange for their children's Christmas with a personal touch for $2.75, and the money doesn't go to Santa but to Western Union The 'Santagrams" are part of a Western Union pilot program. They are available only at selected agencies in some large Illinois cities, sales representative Dave Rogness said. Hogness said he feels children will "get a great kick out of this. They've never got a mailgram before much less one from Break Magnolia SVC Corp to the Greater '"'U') 'San fagram' Pilot Program Deprecato ll i Is -, orge.5t5 - IALI.AHASSEE, - ,, tificat ion. Moore is the immediate Past president of the Seminole Education Association and is presen. tl) the teachers chief negotiator lie also serves on the Boar of 1)irectoi of the Florida Teaching 7 55 £00', Alime: a 8 Herbert Tht H (niger Al *1 Else E • Little Bend Rd AS, Lot It Oil C. Only 49 Open For Business The district administrator's office of the Department of Health and flehabilitative Services will be moving Monday to the new District VII headquarters at 400 W. Robinston St., Orlando. ,., rld a . h Orlando . ,o Grantors 113610. $23.3010 BIkA River Run See Two, iO31 SubI Mfg's Atio Fin corpl 11. Mfg to 0 i'xercise in sshlch the students prepare for their special Christmas shopping trip tl1't week. Teacher Marty Woodruff is at left. S Decker & *0 River Run. Inc -. - Branch B sql to Dan ii Kathryn A. 374 An Ira Davis I Herschel E ( Oars. 137 Park*'ood Ave .AS Let III Spr ng Oaks Unit Laurie Griggers deposits check lron the Rosenwald School Exceptional Student ('enter, ssitti teller Peg Miller at ('ornilank, ('asselberrv. It was part of an HRS Office Moving , ,crm , ,____- The sixth annual Sweetwater Oaks Christmas parade, sponsored by the Huskey Real Estate Company, is scheduled Sunda y starting at 3 from the Preview Center on Wekiva Springs Road. Included in the threemile event will be Lake Brantley High School and Teague Middle School bands. , It' QCOI ,, ' A:,- Sweetwater Oaks Parade . Mdrl,n Eugene Roy & Iwf 10mm ,t Su rn mersetP4orthSecSll6PSMt NCNB Mlg (o!p S-fl (XX) 12 Wki~ Cake Box Managership h h %, it (en. 4 __________ i Bill Moore social studies teacher at Lyman High School, has been appointed by Governor Askew to a three year term on the Council on Teacher Education (tOTE). COTE is res po nsible for studying and making ret.ommendat ions to ucation Commissioner Ralph Turlingtron on matters concerning teacher education and icr HOA?:, ,jnyi d Ii Ill? SsSDS)7900 11)00 S a per ore' l Lot Ii. Duck Pond CO. Justine Wy 0,1 37007. LI SI percent $15600 t, IGCO) Wm iituiD' I. I SilIlo 0 Seminole Teacher Appointed By Askew To Slate Council Sunday, Dec. Ill, 1917-IC - Women I Hallmark Builders Inc to .Ia",s ssic C L.n%ky & *t Susan V . Inc to Guillermo Ramos & *0 IIhbel, 507 Little ,%.ivaRASLtS34S'ringCats .., siioo t DreamoId 2nd SIC 430. 1100 (,range Prop. .: . * IN BRIEF *.' Brief IY 11, if S ° Rd. FP, II 216 ooenwo WntJliSiS Woods. It Addn 17 45 jut, Sunshine Stale MIg '71 Mfg .. , •,. Dorn, V%S) 1111111111111 15.000 Ln, AS. lot I). DII E. IQCDI Ralph E Dornl Marion D rwii.* unit 'r '-' Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. , - lax OURSELVES , Association Group V. The Association Is legislative voice of industr in matters dealing with banks and bank customers, Group V Includes 98 banks in central Florida. Good ' I, - Nb to Roirtgton Girl Scouts To Sing Citrus Council Girl Scouts Inc. anno un ces a Winter Sing at Altamonte Mall with Seminole €buntv Girl Scouts Monday, from 7-7:30 p.m. Pick.up trucks will be located at the rear parking area upper blue for delivery of canned goods for needy Seminole County residents. . fresh irom a Sanford Kiwanis Club, Iresil program in which Rabbi Andrew Hillman of The ij t _ - ' Orlando's Temple of Liberal Judaism compared the holidays of Christmas and Chanukah, have rescheduled the annual Christmas Ladies Da y party from the afternoon of Dec. 21 to 7 p.m. on II i Kiwanis Ladies Day Party that day. I, . t- '9 DORIS STEIN ______________________ Ke "After my husband died, I had three children under 10-sears-old to support and bring up and I hail to operate the business. I try to give my customers their money's worth with quality merchandise - - .'' Photos By Tommy Vincent ADELAIDE MOSES " If a woniaii knosts what she stants, she can have a successful business. It is not t'as for an 1)111' to go ilill) huisiiless in a small loss ii. But the business community and the banks has e been csMpt'ratls C 5% 101 5% omen !ll dow " tile line. %nnit'ii's liberation is For the birds," �2C—Evening Herald, Sanlord, Ft. Sunday, Dec. Ii te;; Evening Herald. Sanford, F!. Sunday, Dec. 11. 1917—K In And Around Casselberry DINING A l)arbet'ti.' cli it'ken dinner with all the trimmings is j)asst'd to Mrs. ltotft'rt 1 Peggy Mrs. Franklin Hudson (left photo), president of the I)eltona Woman's Club, which sponsored the festive open house and dedication of the new dining room addition to the Good Samaritan Home in Sanford, serves punch to Mother Rubs' Wilson, founder and president of the home, and 22-year resident James Holmes, who officiated at the official ribbon cutting. Mrs. Alfred Gratin (right photo, right) of the Deltona Woman's Club pours tea for Nick Carter of Heltona while chairman of the welfare committee Mrs. Francis H. Schulte of l)c'(ojit serves cookle. The dining room as built and furnished with a $30,000 grant front the Edyth Hush Foundation. The club members have entertained residents monthly liattawas (left) by Mrs. Percy (Virginia) Mt'rcer to taste test before the Sunday (I)ee, lS fi'st. liii' dinner %% ill 1H' served from li(N)iI to :; p.m. in ('entenniii Park iOik and I':irl, l)I't ss t''i Ith and 5th streets) Take out serv ice is av aila ble and . 4'OfltjiiUutis t'fl tt'rt a in im'nt is on tap. for over six years. MWdP . - _1111111411 li Aall $2, .:.,...j ,__9 'W!'~ __ .- -%lift—ft 1% b -i 'u., In And Around Winter Springs Everybody Loves A Parade It didn't rain on our parade' Chairman to help in the planned Christ mas Eve hospital visits to the five VA Hospitals around the state. The weather was crisp, clear and sunny, just right for all those energetic people who marched smoothly along the Winter Springs Parade route last Sunday. From my vantage po int, the Bahia Motorcycle Corns and the Greensheens gave a thrilling demonstration of their manuverability on their machines, to the delight of the crowds. For the firs time, ot her Shriner groups took part. At a recently held meeting of VFW Post No. 5405, Winter Spr in gs, it was voted to send : m, - On hand were a group of "Tin Llzzles," "driving up the -'' ueparimeni f oa t was this ' years Miss Winter Springs, Economic Sersices, to chase gifts for teens who are Kim Davis, with her Sandy Smith, Monica Espey spe ndi ng Christmas in foster homes in the area. and Lynda Schneader. .. .. . l "'"" Fire trucks and rescue from area departments were on hand including Altamonte Springs. Longwood, Goldenrod, mounted on mopeds, doing a Cassel berry and Winter Springs great job, weaving In and out in departments. dril l-type formation, and. Smoke)' th e Bear was finally, the Sporters", doing present, compliments of the their thing. I would hate to Forestry Service. And, last, but choose w hi ch unit was more certainly not least, was Santa entertaining. Claus, mounted on one of the city's antique fire t rucks. Several school bands took part, Including the Hurricane Red band from South Seminole Middle School, Jackson Heights Middle School Marching Unit and Band, Tuskawilla Middle School Marching Band and the Marching Greyhounds from Lyman High School. The Orlando Naval Training Center was well repr esenteil. Appearing were the color guard, drill team, marching hand. and. for the first time, a contingent of Waves, who did- a superb Job. 141St week I attended the Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee's Pot Luck Supper, held at the VFW Longwood Post No. 87 home The delightful evening began with an 'attitide adjustment" period. In other words, a cocktail hour. This was followed by all of us feasting the delicious and varied specialties brought by memhers and guest s. After a brief business meeting, the evening real began to swing. A sing'a-long, led by personable Gene Duff)', took place for several hours. with no one wanting to call it --- If y would like to see a delightful Christmas show, be at the Winter Springs Elementary School Friday at 7:30 p.m. You will be treated to an evening of pleasure sponsored by the school's PTO . A selection of holiday songs will be performed by the Green POD under the direction of teacher Janice Papp. That will I_I,..,,- ----------.uuuru u emiueu The Glorious Kingdom", featuring St udents from various PODS, under the direction of Pat H.abey. The evening will end with a demonstration of clogging, by the Springeroo Cloggers", under the direction of Fr ede rick Bryars. Clogg in g, according to one of the teachers, is an old hillbilly form of dancing and 'a lot to fun to watch". — Resident of the Terraces and a former Winter Springs police officer, Ron Tumminia, cele br ated his birthday on Dec. 10 by taking his youngest daughter, Stormy, to a Disney film W inter s pring "Springeroo", the school mascot, was present with principal Dave Sawyer. along with a group of tiny little ladies fromjeanJacobapJC&hoolof quits. Baton. What these little ones Featured were 'Frick and lacked in ex perience w as more Frack", ot herwise known as David Snell of Meadowlark, than made up in enthusiasm! Gerry Korman and Rod Cable. celebrated his 12thbirthday, by Kox-mnan, a Longwood at- watching the Winter Springs Plenty of Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, etc. representing the torney, surprised the lar ge Christmas Parade from atop a scouting world were on hand, gathering by displaying an house on the parade route. . including troops 341, 569, 313 unusual talent for Strumming and 58. The YMCA Indian on the guitar and singing with a Several other youngsters Guides and Princesses moved very pleasant voice. Cable, a have or will celebrate their along the route with a large local insurance man and birthdays this month. chairman of the group, showed group from the Fox Tribe. Natalie Bergman reached the all of us, that he co ul d play a Winter Springs government mean banjo and sing Just as ripe old age of 15 on Dec. B. officials present included well. Jackie Baumstark became 14 on Mayor Troy' Nand and his wife 7. Kim Pottruff became Comments were heard that if 12 on Dec. 15. All Marilyn, Councilmen John these young these two guy's ever decided toladies live in Meadowlark. Sabatini, Don Sines, John go Into show business, they Daniels, Bert Logan and Lisa Doniho of Lake [lodges would Laurent l'ellerin. Police Chief will become a teenager on Dec. The songfest got off to a John Gos'oruhk led off the 27, when she will reach 13 years parade, and Fire Chief Charles rousing start by a hand clap- of age. HoLunan, this year's Parade ping, foot stomping rendition of Oh' Lets I forget. I have a Marshal, brought up the year, "When the Saint's Come birthday' this month. I will be Marching In". From then on, it in a car with his wife Ruth. forty' plus four on Dec. 19. was fun all the way'. VFW District 33 Commander The evening closed on a Don Kuslak marched with the Despite inclement weather solemn but beautiful note when official state auxiliary drill and the holiday season, the team, the Florida Nuggets. Dr. Luis Perez was urged to get VFW Post and Auxiliary No. up and sing. Dr. Perez, who VFW Post and Auxiliary a rich baritone voice, was paid 5401, Wlider Springs, didn't do members from the No. 540 the highest tribute for a singer, too badly in their Buddy Poppy drive last weekend. They wish Winter Springs group marched silence, when he sang "Silent along led by Commander Ed Night" in Spanish for those to thank all those who took the Ramsey and President Kay assembled. It was a fitting close time from their holiday Besseit. to an evening of good fellowship shopping to contribute to this worthy cause. - The Winter Springs yy had and fun. --- Dec. "• ngle Abb y I- Child By ABIGAIl. VAN BUI}N my reputation I'm worried about. NEEDS ANSWERS DEAR NEEDS: If you want a flawless reputation, even i)r.Mt A1J1SY: I am a 29-y ear- though sour eonsdrrn'p it tint. I may never get married. I had a boyfriend 011CC, who was five yearsyoungerthanl, also a avoid the appearance ofesil. And "osernight trips" wii a man you're dating are a no-no. DEAR ABBY: I come from a family that is not in the habit of kissing all the time. We kiss goodbye for long trips, or for important occasions dings. graduations. etc. that is all. - ,,, "' ". exchange Tuesda%. Also, the following new officers were iflSLIllC(t Jane Shass, president; .i pr esi de n t; Mars Ann Willocks, secretar)'; Jo Morrison. treasurer, Joanne Schuckman, an appearance too. See you parl iament arian ~ park ga,i'h0. Under the direction of Jean Leffler , and with music by Sue Riley. the youngsters sang carols, many in the language in which they were written. Gingerbread Land Of Love For UnderprivileKids ged ds A highlight of the program was , lo of Silent Night; performed by JR. Leaman ,Ae ing a German costume ir After the program the children broke a pinata, filled with candy and gifts, made b iunda Murphy. a teacher at the academy 1500 gingerbread cookies have been baked by Doris Ash. well, promotions director of Altamonte Mall, as her gift of love to children who have been invited to visit Santa at the Gingerbread Castle at the Mall, a nd VFW Past No. 07 is holding Swt'etwater Acadeniys a Christrna.s party Saturday, Dcc, 17. The fret' buffet dinner ('hristnia,s program theme wa.s will start at 7 p ni with a tianct. -Christ mas Around The 'ork1" with the children followi ng at 9 wearing co'1u:nt's from various The Windsor Manor ('lyle A.3oclation held a Christnias party with Santa arriving at 3 p.m riding in the city fire engine. Out of the 300 people attending, 146 were children who got to warm Santa's lap, Food, drinks and tiy, music added to the festive mood Children's admission to the party was a handmade decoration to hang on the tree, while the adult admission was one can of food or a non. perisha le Item for a holiday food bas ket. Sean Mull, a student at ltiversule Militar) Acik'm. Gainesville, Ga. is home for the holidays visiting with his' parents; Dorothy Mitt of lrnigwood, and George Mill of Orlando . Other floats Included one from the B wJdsnd Qt-ljf school, the Sertoma and La J C 14 Sertoma Clubs of Winter Springs, a lovely nativity float, compliments of the BPOE 24fl, other business, It was Apopka, the Winter Springs announced that $48.55 in arGarden Club, and the Ladles tides was donated to the Auxiliary to the Winter Springs Cancer Table at the recent Volunteer Fire Dept., and the VFW Mid Winter Conference. It Volunteer Fire Dept. was voted to send a donation of Featured on the Fire 11000 to the VFW Hospital A final, but pleasant note. One of the nicest ladies in Hacienda Village, Helen Atherton, added to her long lid of nice deeds recently. She wanted In thank the emergency crew at the Florida North Hospital for their kindnesses to her, so she baked a large batch of chocolate chip cookies and sent them In. She was rewarded by a beautiful thank you note, signed by all the crew, who greatly appreciated Helen's act of kindness. She is a sweet lady! was beautiful." After New Years' the Morgans will move to Hawaii for three years. Donald and Marianne Welke's faster son Paul is recovering nicely (torn surgery he had on his feet Four year-old Paul has Spina Bifida, which is a hole anywhere in the spine Marianne expialne0 that the birth defect exposes the nerves causing paralysis. The Welke's and their children Cindy. 17, and Brian, 13, brought Paul into their family when he was 6-months old. He is a bright boy, who in spite of his handicap learned to swim last summer. This operation, his fourth, was to correct his clubbed feet so that hopefully he will be able to stand flat-footed. He will be in casts for six to eight weeks. Then he'll go into braces, and then be taught to stand. The Good Folks at egg aii4 Oiselel 1(F , De cember 24, 1977 . 1 0 P.M. '2a.m. Sanford Civic Auditorium Donation .00 Dress. Semiformal Featuring: "Pure Pleasure" BY.O.B. - '. s ' I I1l It .11 't U W -. -- - - --A - - ALTAMONTE ALL I It, %_ ,' ;.;I 1x is1 . ,;:. . ' 's.'"/ rC , 1. Organs and Pianos Howe i"' -'.".-:',',' We feature Thomas Organs with the fantastic CoIorG!ow Keyboard... and Kohler Pianos $A7 S' ORGANS FROM AND TRADE-INS EASY TERMS LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS A HAPPY NEW YEAR We have some of the lowest prices in Florida LOCATION: 2702 FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD ,.,O- - ' 25% '.V" off . N-" holiday f leecy G '- wrapou Ps. ,., , ,• . - 'lY' ,',' ' l. ' / ("b -s- _"t' ..... AV ..,, 4 ,,,,. "'I;.?,-,.. . '.' 4% -*~ * Sale "2 I I Pastels or deep 1 v b I X , --t; l Evening shoes and bags to complete your holdiay outfit. . , I 1 -4 ';' 41 Diamond bridal sets one right for her, each priced For your budget! - Open a Zales account or use one of five national credit plans, /air R,,., I • /,:,,( „,, "i • un ,, ',. • ZALES The Store Diamond 'I I . , l""' _____ i - " ,',Orro" Req. V :os J 44 518 , Sale 15.50 __%_ 's%b..' :.: "%i" ,I" - .' ' '4f.S'': . - ,, ol .4 .' '-.. Sale prices effective thru Wed Dec. . 21, / i.: I '; 4",':' A , . 11 # S. * , i''- -a'.-')'Q", ' • '5•'. F;( " -. . --' 'I- ' - -".t,.,-.. -S ç' Shop JCPerre Cenb's r1os at all 3 P e nne ll, Stores tnter Park -Or lando.Santorc, INNMATES IN THE ACT I Sale ' I / i, .) I . ' . -I - 43.44.r' 3'.' 101)0 5. .40 Req. $20. Thick fleece robe with mandarin collar Zip front with wide contrasting stripes Sizes 10 18 1.J " .. ,' . .- .I "44.8844 C,i?d I og if", I . I aA Les and Linda and the Intimates of Lake Monroe Intl will be providing the gratis entt'rtainment Sunday Dec. 151 at the chicken harbt'c ue in ('cflt'l1nlal Park, Sanford, from IlOUfl unt il :i p m. Larry (left to right linda, l.es, flick and itiidth' all sat, '14111 ('nine.'' :.I t l- ' t 1 Fkgini gift wrap at no rota charge Charge it! I I I Bridal set, 1 1J i,imonds in 14 I.lr,it i w.v- tone gold, S200 Bridal set to diamon ds in 14 karat Whi gold. tt, $200 Bridal set 2 dia monds in 14 karat two- tone gold, 5200 i. " C fran' .'.!b t0 sase S to 1 8 / $15 .,, I, • .' ,.''l,,.' ','-,a . .-i. ., ' I P ,#:; '! .'.•i.,' 8LIOn A 11 -~~,, f F,., ' ,*, f : - 1.-.'. - f' -' ' c-.-- t~ l,i4~ ,,;4 ,~ .- Req. $16. Cuddly e arm fleece robe Perfect t give or to qe' \ W ' •'I 'I. ' '. - , '' • eC'-''.'"i "i • ,rji ,.' '_, "ç•':.i'' VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS m., " :'/1 _•'\ ",' liyr .'i.)-,..f', / - -. TI - 'tair, t 'i,,,Z.V,, s:-. -. - - 'I :j all people everywhere a Hidaq I 41".iJ'5r,,. ,' ". " ;'' :' 'r Would like to thank all of their faithful customers and wish - k' c 1'i't"t' r - - RESTAURANT tlleql~ ~4 !"r4c''- ,1, - .;.i ' - .- ..--. - Marianne said although she Sandy said they has a does not know what the future pleasant weekend, mostly holds for Paul, they are op- Christmas shopping. She also timistic. She said Paul has been vuited her sister Betty Fair, really good throughout the where Debbie enjoyed the ordeal, although he was company of her cousin Laurie. disappointed that he wasn't standing as soon as hc it the Congratultions to Kathy and hospital. 'lie's really anxious Robert Chudoba on the Dec. to get gom she said 10th birth of their thrid daughter Paula. She was born Ho andShirley Carr are in the late in the afternoon and ntiiiairir' !ur! p2 0 U'at.3. £IdtI Rtnsf&,j, and bous parents, Bob and Virginia Carr At Messiah Lutheran Church, from Illinois. 510 N. Highway 17-92, church The Carrs are here to retire in secretary Elmore Carveth tells Casselberry in the home that us that on Sunday, Dec. 18th, at they had built on Beele Avenue p in. there will be a covered Virginia Cart's mother, dish supper at the church Hazel Cook, has lived on Belle followed by a Ctristmas Avenue for 28 years and is program featuring the Sunday happy that her daughter and School children whose ages son-in-law are going to be her range from nursey to teens. Paul attends Forest Park School in Orlando where he has - AKA SOI(ORITI ' •.••••'• At a regularly scheduled meeting of the Lathes Auxiliary to VFW Pod No. 5405, Winter Springs, an election was held. Elected, both unanimously, were Kay Baylor as con. ductress, and Mickey Herman, as guard. occupational therapy, physical neighbors. therapy, speech, and manual dexterity. The specially Sandy Clark, 124 Park Ave. designed playground is known and her 4-year-old daughter world-wide for its uniqueness in Debbie traveled by bus to West aiding handicapped children Palm Beach to visit Sandy's with tunnels, jumping mats and parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. distinctively designed stairs- Aycock. - - SANFORD PLAZA - -- •r • The Devonshire Garden Club held its Christmas party-gift r - Slit' Morgan is sm:Iing brighter thar "ial now that her husband John is home from Japan. John is in the H.A MS. Ordinance of the Marines and was stationed in Japan for a Year leaving Sue and their son, Johnny, with Sue's parent.s Amy and Raymond Smith, 1120 Quintuplet Drive Smith said the reunion between John and Johnny was touching. She explained that they didn't know if the 3-year' ma ooy would remember his dad, 'When Johnny saw his father, he ran to him both laughing and crying at the saint' tune," she said, "and it - - m. , The Devonshire Gar de n Cl ub is holding a Door Decorating Contest Sunday. Dec. 18. at 2 p III. Awards will be given in three categories: Child's Christmas, Contemporary Christmas, and Traditional Christmas Members of the Winder Manor Garden Club will be Judging. and labels can he dropped off at Principali and assisted by wife the school which is located at Sue, are a sight to behold with Ml Palm Springs Drive. the girls dressed in white skirts and blouses with green sashes Elizabeth McFall from and ribbons, and the boys with IMfldoIi, Ontario, Canada, is white trousers or shorts, red visitine her dauehter. Linda vests and erPf'n hnw tint viiiiia 01Gibbs and her family. linda's Many of th? children come I The students sing as N from head Start programs, and Dad hopes to be able to join beautifully as they look, and when Doris realized that .some h,q ("5(s vt'r' Peg Ilattaw them for Christmas, but two shoppers at the Coloni al Mall . had not received gifts last year, anti Ronnie Bonh a feet of snow and heavy flight had an oppo rt unity to enjoy' or had never eaten a ginger. patterns may hinder plans. them or. Wednesday Friday, bread cookie, she remembered the Deh3ary Women's Club The Smith I alias Ken Peycke I her farm heritage and the who visited mnenit,ers of the Sandra Glenn hasn't had to heard them sing the traditional importance of giving ')f Greater Seminole Toast. turn on her radio or stereo to Christmas carols. onelf—of giving back when liiiStfes.s Club was quite Jovial, listen to (.'hristrnas music this On Dec 20, the entire school you've been blessed. and S er friendis All the season as her house is necir the about 1401 will entertain at the So each child who visited ritembers' names were pl,tced track field where the St Mary Maitland Civic Center. and all Santa received a present, and a in a container ami as Sant.. Stagdalen Band has been will be wearing the outfits cookie baked bs Doris woulil pull out a name, he would practicing marching and described above ''If you do something for Inv ite the member to sit on his ('hrLst:ilas songs in preparation Although it wa s bitter cold s&'mneone else, it always comes hip, 4,0(1 st'lt'ct a present from for area parades. back. It catches on like the the ,t'rt:nent of gifts brought Strains of ''0 Little Town of List Saturday morning, the girls hit'thlhem" and 'Silent track team from St Mary measles," said Doris ' It's bs club niemiArs 5401ta enjoyed himself that Night", with an occasional Magdalen School participated been a happy Christmas. I feel punctuation, 'Straighten your whole-hearteJjy in the 1977 so full of love and its because of 'light' lint's'" have certainly' gotten Greater Orlando Jr. high Track Gingerbread Land." Altaitionte ('hristian School her in the Christmas spirit, says Meet. present e d a Christmas Sandra. The voices of 800 to 1000 girl Coached by Sally Ann Cor' scouts from the Seminole program Thursday eveninK bley, the following girls won Sunset learn of Girl Scouts will "Thi'te Faces of ('hristmnas'' Breakfast with Santa at ribbons: Seana Pritchett, Linda Jordan Marsh on Tuesday was Sche(stad, ('mdv Moehler, .is performed by the drama fill the Altamonte Mall with special treat for the students at Theresa Norris, lisa Madison. songs of (.'hristnias on Monday club A barbershop quarter Northside Christ ian School, and concert of sacred .ifl(i at 7:00 p in. (;ina Corso, Chris Murasko, with the children's love of Patty' Kuhn Kathy' Johnson. On Tuesday at 6 p.m.. the traditional Christmas music and the school band were alsi music, the singing of Christmas (;Ina Feverbacher, Kara Lyman High School Girls carols added to the enjoyment linrgadon, Kim McNamara. Chorus will sing: and the i' of the program. of the morning. June Feverbacher, Kathy The school is hosting their concert choir will perform at 7 Th e school's choir, directed Gallagher and Patty Under' second annual Invitational by p.m. John Butler Book ialso the wood. basketball tournament this The 60-voice choir of the First weekend, and the guest team Baptist Church of Windermere collies from Cincinnati will entertain on Wednesday The new Central I-'lorid, . Children's Home is expected I Santa came errly thus year "v'. open sho rt ly before ('hristmit,is Santa I alias Eddie Rose I ,, and the studt'nts have be.'t: usited the Altanionte Springs t'tillecting canned goods for th: Woman's Club at their covc red Ikk-, hlonit' dish luncheon on 4)ec. 7, and I passed out to the members the ''labels fur Kiluuatiirt' eiei beautifully wrapped gifts under that's the nana' of the prlJt'&-t sponsored by Caruiphells Soup the (1uLstmas tree. A fashion for ' The members then played that will enable the school to obtain audiu.visual and athletic F "mu.sical packages." As the every special sang Christmas songs, the)' equi pment. passed around the packages From Jan. 2 through March holiday occasion il, When the singing stopped. the II, the school will be collecting S present held was the one kept. labels from all Campbells and This style in Franco-American products / Entertainment was provided "\ 100 pct polyester \ by the Seminole Singers under The community's help would be crepe is the directi on olAlda Rowe, and appreciated in this endeavor. pleasantly priced at only $48. e Other styles / from $35. 4 - a large float with a Christmas theme, and a real live camel! Yup, you read it right..a live Ii Jn And Around Altamonte Springs Countries Katherine Stott. librarian historian. in Sweetwater! But married into a family that virgin. But we broke up when I kisses each other every time told him about this over- one of them comes into a room. whelniing desire I had for I once remarked that I wasn't motherhood. accustomed to so much kissing, I don't want to sin, Abb), but and I hoped they didn't think if I don't have a baby I don't me unfriendly or cold if I didn't tk9nl n,, I.'..,, , "s- ' " kiss as much as they did, but hardly see a baby without apparently no one took me wanting to kidnap it. seriously. I told my gynecologist this. When I enter a room and and she said it was natural for a don't go around kissing the woman to yearn for motherhood, but she didn't clan, they kiss ME! Alight kiss recommend artificial in. on the cheek wouldn 't kill me. semination unless was but some of these people grab mairied. Well, if I were me and ki ss me on the lips. I don't want to hurt anyone's married I probatils wouldn't feelings, Abby, but I have had it need it. I don't especially want up to here with all those wet a husband. I Just want to be a kisses. mother. Can you help me' b How can I put a stop to it, WANTS A BABY I've fibbed and said I had a DEAR WANTS: La ws on artificial insemination vary cold, but that didn't stop them.) among the state's. I suggest you NO KISSER the counsel of a law y er. DEAR NO: Since 11th kiss i ng and a talk with your clergyman issue is important to you, why wouldn't hurt either. out gather your courage and DEAR ABBY: How should a TELl, them that you like them, 21-year-old girl who is but you're not the kissing kind. separated but not divorced You're apt lobe kissed off by'. conduct he rself' I have a small few, but would you really care? son, and I want to keep my DEAR ABBY: Please tell reputation flawless for his sake rxx; TIRED, whose neighbor's as well 03 rn) OWfl. dog barked at night, that we I come from a small town and solved that problem by doing I'm not sure I know what is the following: Turning our considered ac"ep(able conduct garden hose on the barking dog. for a girl in my position. The water won't hurt hum, but it Should I go on overnight trips certainly does shut him up. with a man I'm dating even If SILENT NIGHT es'er)lhing is on the up-and-up and we each have our own Problems, Unload on Abby: ntel room' For a personal reply', write Please help me get my' head Abby: Box 69700. Los Angeles, straight oi this. I know how to Calif. M9 and enclose a keep my conscience clear, it's stamped, addressed envelope . '-" Inc Sweetwater Christmas Parade will be held Sunday . Dec. 18, at 3 pin. Leasing the Preview Center, the parade will continue on Wekiva Springs Road to Sweetwater Boulevard South, and back to the Preview Center. Among those participating in InC parade will be the Lake Brantley band, the Sweetwater Saddle Club, man) merchants floats, and a bagpipe and drum corps. The Seminole County Fire and Sheriff's Departments will also be represented. Jolly ole St Nick will put in -. - old, unmarried, God-fearing Christian woman who wants more than anything in the world to have a child. I am a virgin and want to stay that way. Why can't I have an artificial insemination? Or do you have to be married for that? .iilults, and children. Procee( Is will help build (hi' proposed Photo by un, CawIbft,v ) Parade Set Sunday k, WV WII '-I - 'jj” 'Fit',-15 are In And Around Longwood Dear n IAI....z ~ ' - (Heral d Si St. Augustine Catholic Church has Invited everyone to a "Deck the Halls" party on Sunday. Dec. 18, from 6 to 7:30 P.M. at the church hall. The evening promises to be spirited with Christmas carolers, a nativity tableau by members of the parish, and deccrating the church for Christmas, Father Josh McGoldrick said the evening will be in a party spirit and hopes everyone will join in the festivitcs. All you need to bring is a homemade ornament for the tree, a favorite baked item to I hare, and either a gift or food for the needy. FOR SUNDAY GETS DEDICATED - I% Come Help Deck The Halls: TRY BARBECUE ROOM - - I ",,-- 1. FREE PARKING IN REAR WHILE SHOPPING ROJAY _____________ J Penney The Christmas PIat. Ne . 211.220 E. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH, 3723524 - "'INTER PARK & SANFORD f'iALA ON N 1 () A M TO1OP M ORLANDO DOWN TOWN OPE N \N()' I H i 'RAT lnp.5 Ii ,4C .' ',' 'i4Rt 1 1' ' AT () ', - r-. ' ' . : - b P M ' ' - ; -'k. " 5- S - i:' ,' '':.ri,.' -, I . '' . L, 'I" ''s :- :. ' - -.#, ' : �IC-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. II, l77 BLON DIE F_ ________________________ A ( : ' OVA b. ..ACE CEAc,C (c'o 't' n 4119 4L. - 1 ` -, 10 Makes happy 47 Decanted (comb form) (Sp) 1-*1 __ __ __ DOWN ) 11 L._; I , __ - - - r -ii& 4_,___, ~ 2 .~-_Q N-- - _q by Mod Walker BE ETLE BAILEY 1CMETHIN( HEAVY? 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'- I I ____ _______ - WHAT PAR"At cAN ,r oAcK tHE 11-fI5"AN')ThlNb(.ThAVS ?J OtTHERA PACKFIREOR A SHOT...P" ____ \ e ' - - ,f--4 ., . ii Ii._ - #~`I" `7.',.itrl-_-~-'T'~ 4 ' • ' -_ . , :...-;a - 6W . I 1. t' '- . I - by Garry Trudeau NVU -•• _____ __________ '•. :' A, 4) mom I 0 . V1 :-. 1 7. I THI5MOIJThTHCOVE1EP9L.4CP( - - SPI'Y(AN O' I if nil - La ~ i __ - t"i 0 0 " I h9or .:. .. ' I knowledge and in.stimis art. I I 0 -. . .r1*1I-, I ____ W' ill I J'IS( 1.5 'l'eb 20-March 201 '.a.snt built in a da> You'll be able to handle SCORPIo Oct. 24-Nov 22 yourself admirably today, You're f3rtunate today in that w hether its something ptr )ou ha'.t staunch allies lnt taming to >our career >ow orr> if there are some bases lO'.ed ones or e'.en your social you cant co'.er . Y our cohorts '4atu.s '.tillbilckyr)uup T ' l,4 r C' n Lqfmite I _- -_ -- . 1,' IJRHA iSept. 2.14,ki 23, Business conditions look promising today. but you must ,4 rLLNEvEE MAKE 8EL1A.w- Ip'- _ BUT ~,NOW . I 'C' q by Stan Lee and John Romita by Bob Thaves ., .• . . -I r_ __ You may conduct important progress is in direct proix-mion - FRANK AND ERNEST . ____ .- C 'T A. .y. student PETER PARKER was bitten by a Spidef which had accidentally t,een osed !n RADIOACTIVE RAYS Peter soon found he had GAINED the msect's powers and tiid becornea hunlan spifis.r U k, 1 _... 0 ') ,1 - I is i - i. f . .~ M f :.- .1 734 t ___________________ . ___ F - 7 - v nonresict.tnt in situations that AQIARILS ijan 20-Feb 191 call for change toda> Yo ur .40/ be Coastal planof'.hichsouth erns(ate' ,, was____________________ A\SFRS b - t___ ' -71 0 , J,,. 'f I th.an )ou %4111 aiding )our 01A cause You'll relish the role. mosf 3. The Tidewater is the , . . . used in this cotumn jm,l ,*,it Q&A THE It4I3NA CTh4.)OC TUC€ WASN'T F1LJ ,TA11N3 p pjz.j WITH THE HIC*( _" '.4.L'LTA(3[ (,4iI,) / W . today where a gamble seems in ' 19) Iliere's a Possibility today order. It .should Fla) off it )our Helmdahl ' ,( I - 'iou may come across a situation A.165% - J Quesrcr, 1 F,'--~-,.. rrT-t, , A.- )?~,% 22t u-o iJul> 23-Aug - by Staffel & -~ - yo three clubs. %"sPAF-FH I "l-TVIRPRI" Ioes hand if he had let East hold that first heart [lot we can't BUGS BUNNY r ..4lit T.f1 • gt_,.1 7 .. SAGITTARIUS i.So velope to Astro-Graph, P.O. Wrtant door for someone. Box 489, Radio City Station. all nicans do it. TbL.q %. y. 10019. Be sure to spectly not the t )VOU hAbe e , .. i - I- -I sfarrPed self adirosisea en,o As>oureadtritanallste South would have made his Ile V_ y V .., 1P)s , care of f?, 5 nevois"J. gave his partner three more - v. . _____ . . - - -_ ° yourself this coming year than you have in the past The TAURUS rApril 20-Ma> 20 possibilit' of success is good. The formula for personal ill plot your moves success You istotrust nothing rtalistic.tll> Apply your s elf to luck : _______ - ., F, .1.4 ARIES (Slarch 21-Apnl 19 I A e it Is A poor second choice. We have i0o his king, '• V, .;.. money will appear to be shak~ * . .. 1;.. Tbere's a good chance you'll for a time. Keep the fat set more ambitious goal for one diamond South inade a rather ab MAN"? TIMES'J J'-'-- - -_.. - . . '(~* ,II ItI -_I .-'. - , 1. _ Z_' l I Dec. 19,1977 - ft -......... study also and East had full 211 It's not likely today you'll be GEMINI May 21-June 201 If time to get the Jack of hearts intimidated by tough taks )U have %mething big on the play r ea d y others ma> shun In fact >ou II flretodds and cant iwing it ' '.rlcornethechanceIo fl ez OUt by yourself, bring in sonic •, A P'.4% .. muscles a bit. lik e to find out partners with clout to get the more of '.hat lies ahead for job done. A (.eorgia reader anbto >ou' Send for >our cop> of know what we open with Astrraph lAlter by mail in g CANCER June 21-Ju1 L ii LU 4 * * 0 cent'. for each and a tong An opportunity may arise tod,i. We open the bidding with self addrLsscd stamped en . hcre u tan on an in South 2N l'a',.. I'as' .. . situation that could mean some ;iLeI •, Jim t" YOUR BI RTHDAY ! . -' . - •. I . '4 1-1 Ir'!. - ),., ForMonday, Dec. 19, l9r; . " ' ç ForMonday, D.c. 19, 1977 time to study the hand be. fore playing from dununy. This gave East a chance to es t North lati 1 " viihom you share a kinship of to impede your prugrims Then what was South's abnormal mistake' South stopped for a long one. South won with his king, took the club finesse and - I ARIES March 21-April 191 ow career to )oUrst'lf. :• S •" Seek companions today with who is jealous of you could it'. hearts had broken 44. 6 East- West v ul nera bl e . THOSE EETHO'p'ENS NINTH '__ • SOUTH YOU TWO rMUSIC EALJ<ING ? : - tia'.e made his contract if he club finesse worked or ff ______ - V____1 HOLLYHOCK 15 • Schneider Q 10. 5' to in4 .,4 /2 e vi-i pijq-, - PRISCILLA'S POP __ - Furthermore, after Slaying the king South woul still ______ _____ 0.1' - ., ' e Outside opinions could dilute nught be smart at this time I,. keep good things concri-nin,' your chances for success. foolish if West held the heart ~air Howie [1 _____________________ I I I. 1 _____ (I - uldn't South have looked & AQS I ki. I - see and South's king had by Q . It 4 - 1111111,11110 41 I' I layinghlaklngattrjckone. .1 NORTH 0 - HI - - BIsIuimiuIIs Julin' EEK & MEEK .I 14 i,1 ;~_ ~ 1-1 I , .. - !I . - BRIDGE AT , 9 r - . - : f Ft I iii - _T I I - WIN _____ -1 - 50 ,-ft, ~ I j•5. __ 71 1 usethesoft sell. Pressing points You're a very easy prson to too'.igorousl could defeat your get along '.ith toda> pro'.idtd evMlh:,ng runs as smooth as a purpose. ' PLSLLS F tb 20.March 201 Si watch. She ul dsomtthi )iwr In financial or career matters, awk w ard develop, follow the dictates of )OUT own cooptrati%ene&s v.anes SCORPIO l(kt. 24-No'.. 22' It intuition Ofl(I logic toda. - 48 ~.SES AN ( I - " ( 71, - Montana F" 'c••• __.-'\..... Ii - ... A CLIEP;T OF 114E WHO IS 1 45 46 - .A~LNG' ~_7~ ZT, ~ ED I by Bob _____________________ 3E, 40 1 39 - - - ' ARCHIE VP L - - - \ .. . I 1 __ -1 - * ir.I40" taken advantage of by someone There's a possibility today thiat uf hey might need )ou may want a bigger tht pi than '.ou rt tntitltd tow your rotetho'i IZI. L. F -; . . . , 2. '".' ) - __ department today, and should 1A1'RIU)K t)ec 2.2.Jan bt '.illing to shart )our bright others BehtIpfut 191 }'tt.ep a '.eather ee out thoughts today For persons you are to the less imaginative %IR(a() iAug 23-Sept. 221 responsible for as the) may be 2 it-il - .* .- )our birth sign. - - - e - 20 2 21 I - L - ThrI RP1'OEE HIS SAPP4 . - I -~.. 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" 'I'lliftill, SQ -, - a. .0 4 - . - % _3 ~, ~ I - 211 Treat all you come in 'tour friends will appreclatt ou more today if ou accvpt contact with toda> . 6i' I M i 1~_- -IN 7. 4D ob , W , - - . _ GEMINI IMaY 21-June SAGITTARIUS lNov. 230ec. 42 Environment ._.1 I YOUR BIRTHDAY Dec.is. 1977 - W U J r IL0181 If I L AA 24 Fornuso 25 Nose onsidef _________________________ For Sunday, Dec. 18. - LL_ - - I - 1!J __T Eli - ______________________________________ AJ 1141 J $ i 49 Helps 50 Little 4 I A (Ljj I.-, ~p IgL ' U. . - A '. 1110 N 0 U I IN toll 9 language scomit via q ,, C,) P. ,111 - __ rAr7,'- : 1 - I Units HOROSCOPE Answer to Previous Punls secret O THE TOP Op MVEAO! r --.-_ r-- ACROSS 42 Put into a Tius'r ur* FEW sc000s •"-"- . - ;l) , x - by Chic YOURQ ) " - V 140k, F - -, ..*j VE PUT r..iAr IN A w ,.- C Q t. - A 1, t: ~: I -1 2 ; I I I 5 ,6 I; ,q, E .9 llF i - ~ ~ .1 a 8 M l. s ": 1 , g "I I i 50 J I . - J i1 1 .. , , ' a @ 0~ - :: ;t a r , - �to A EL ~ Ii11t1i! a Jt " ~ 11.4, j . 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MEE •••• .. ..;— 11 _______________ 'V tieLi : __ us 5w I £ U I 0 1.1 -' __ 9.c. - sm L.J OF OF aw KV CL MR LL 14 Lu 1A w IA :z w Oil zu U) J m~ VI IL LL LL LL wa gi tu* 3N 74 i W.~ p :E NN gat 44 kA IV I~ 11 HW4 13 Ca Ch In 30 ZZ X0 4u El t IL ui I U2 cc tn UO qp ly 4A or u ur LLB - u x i i i _____ - ft • - Co rb -4 Ix di Tn 4 LL 1-41 ;"_ 4oul mm ' giiqj i: RW — E — I 9 ir wm ev PIN CD M Ad Pr e Pi >11 pq mc 40 I . �'Vtzu etald 70th Vecir, No 103 Monday December 19 1977 ' 7 J \ Sanford Florida 32'71 Price 10 Cents I ____ _________________ ) - __ _ _____ ____ IRS Differs ___ 1/ With 'I Layer 4 aimsP1e ges Ma Not Be Tax Brea s d Cj 7)1 Tic > C1. If t -'t_ F L/3 rq I . V Nl y . IIrraldSUff Writer -S you %4ery planning to donatesinne money in response to ('$ A behalf of school board voipIQ%tts left with unpaid health _ gW;Fn At least if %ou Acre planning to take vantage of what Layer said is a tax deductible (ona ton _ q) FI public affair~ officer in The Students And Those Tests Ill 11 Pt he d cwst I A%1ri IL IK - 'O didn' t Si t I)E\ I Yes, we knew ho to dothern, but reiiieriibei them \IM. HF RAI I) Are any of >ou taking math I dasst s this sear' (din student saiti ' I IF \T P \i' I F .F \l\(a HERALD: Shat kind of math are snu taking' 1)1 \T (nsuiatrs EVFNING 11111 l I) Are >ou getting good grades In The Evening Herald today continues its report on the reactions of students to the recent Functional literacs Tests. On Sunda> use represent.athe students ssho tailid shared their reactions o the test Toda> thes talk of tin relevancy of subjects they are taught - rt -- 1% FSI'6 HERALD:How reles ant do so think tin Functional Literse> test and the courses sou art now studying are to what you hope will be happening in SOUt We 10 years from no1 STUUF\T Some of the things don't es en t) !t 411 to — , Z t' E.' a.° E - I g' 2. ,. any of It? STUDENT: I don't sit there and divide decimals 11 — , .' . use the metric s)stem comparing prices ui the te t here STUDENT: ost people just pick up what looks like the better prior They don't take a calculator and figure it out xactls 9 t 1I . -R C ' Egg; 2 es g i• one ; '4 Z EE — . o E •9. _________ ______ •' ' * to improse your life if you knese these things I- or In stance if you wanted to buya house snu would be at tin mercy of people ssho are acquainted smith peru nUip,ts i tntl Interest rate structures. Oil the other hand, Aith the ntA disclosure lames telling >ou exartls what sotfltthtnt. going to cost sou are see waiting Ume telu hlng >eu Irrelesaut things? Or should see just keep on ri due itt1, things to the minimum possible le%el of understanding" STUDI' NT 5s0' Then see would all be on a first iS tIlt M a57 W I M - . - . ID (I) for seh it I want to do FVENING HERALD: What Is It you want to do? 1* 'sT N T I se tnt to be a stewardess And nowadays it STUDE (..it if ouh ise tsmoiaiiguiie s That's good ta king the i 1.11 III tlojiig well in 9--it Now about t)iOlOis ii tio %%ithout that, t),;t it i,required I S F \l"s(, III- It Sli) Sr. sou allomeed to take tiectise EVENING HERAID: But might )ou not he better atilt M j 47 . do ourse' cflLl)}. 'si S is in> elective S i's Spanish EVENING IIEIIALD: Are %cm on a college preparators course' STUDENT: Yes. Just to graduate I would need two %ears of inath, two of English, and other courses. (hi a college- preparatory program I have to tsavethree years 01 En glish, three sears of math two >ears of phssical education and two sears of science The thing I don t re ills need biolo1,s for what I want to do If you wanted to hi chtinistrs te ither or in n1,Inec r I guess s ou would u could get ri ved ill the ma th end se Ic n EVENING Ill HAl I) Then smhs did sou choose level. EVENING HERALD: Did ou do any special drilling in preparation for Functional Lkterac Test? es I don t have a math class this Sear, 0 STUDF '.T had to get into one and when I got there we studied I things that weren t esen onthetest And there seen thtnLs on the test that sec aren t even studying in school EVENING HERALD: W hat sort of thing; did yon find on the test which you are not cosertag in school' STUDENT: We had to reduce fractions odd tin u PC . 2 a I' 51; , . ' I a. - • 2 I9 tt, " F - I fl 5 ' - z ' 1 S I ' ' . 8 : 1 a fit _______ L. — I ,,. 2 Ci') + ' A --- 41 ____________ ________________________ STUDENT I needed it Icience. and I took hiolog) I last See STUDENT. Page 3A F urini,er sui,esttd that lfl uiternatist it is pos.ibli entrihutions oulil t male (lire. tis to the e huol hiatt I smhieh 4ilreads is t tax-exempt OrtlfliZatlofl but that such . W rn gm - to free M r s. Debra Clarke. 20, from her auto r . Spr ings t IllS UJ) the ir ii till irii eir (iris I for 100(1 tu lit (iistriloitt d e stilts 01 th imonU r DO - ..- to I1('( (Is families. its I i't I rid iS th. u (iii i urn ii It %%a% I bOO cans(From Stuart It iki r I 'm t r I It ii ii mug' I) irlent Iohiiun I ito s mid ii I' T us C ii I the unpaid ehw is at about on behalf of $4(14 CX tJ I the sarie amount he That res(tu'I q declared the b .rd ' i-' nm n i t s irk, I p.r. or said wa s sjsed bs school en plo>ees schen the> took out to pa> outctandin. i...ains own bills smI. apptarr ' h. if insurance se ith Old Securities I4nard me mt rs sail the) felt p'ed, r i'mstead I the other bold r on ftc resolution might hi. LSed bs fr Olue Cross 111th SEA atturnes John ('aniblet osef i e an tfldlclttur to the judge that Shield S frIll sm hit h Lis er has the suit sh( uld 1. ruledin their U $I'k favor been using to solicit eon rries a line tributions also •.LL - '- ' V - W. '-'- - I F driven 1)), James Dennis 1.8 jF6 13 pas their own medical and derital claims. The form Is TAX DI' Dl ( in tike d but F tirinker said 1 II1iJ i1imus are not Inc tic ii icall% qualified as t.ix Septlofls '1e We U expenses mu.'t L. ,reatcr than three percent of the adjusted gross income." F Utifl1,er explained and twi therl the entire aniount of the claim ma% not be deductib1c.Furinger said that if a patient as a 1 Jare s his chuli d tible item if it is allowed s IRS and if the amount is reimbursed bs the school ird then in the starf ' itiitiurst tile nt that inc ii II "t 1* lee I ire'd tint t is p id 's4 C. e ch eck w . ..; with IRS and see what we can - - X, work out.' ;-- ' . Ii I I S \I I J • OU - • - T 'di') ay r Dr Limb Stund The loik Itridgt CalentUr 11i, -htx)l board Wcolnesda% - ornic, refused to sign a resolution (rtisssm,r.i tc St nIt ii to it his '.tiiiinolt F ditorial F,lucalion Association SEN Dear .%hh% '''' ' ' 11% DONNA F-STE-S roe Terrace. at 25th 10 'street a nd S Sanford As enue Sanford Sundas night at Ii ::tO. Sirs. .- E o \ _ -.i.... - —h J __________ p - _______ a Clarke and her husband, Ild.. L g 001 U+ I • w.+ F it: wjz Ilayford, 2500 Howell Winter Branch Park, were listed in "fairly good" condition today at Seminole Memorjai Ilospital. Their one- M C/31 U A— fo daughter, month-old Kimberly, was taken to ji Orange Memorial Ilos. pital. Orlando. and was In the Intensive care unit this morning. Littles was not admitted to the hospital. I trs p ark e din spots in sh ppua. e nIt r in Altamonte Springs niarkul for wheelchair disabled oril> that do not show evidence' (if b,11,4 used 'bN the handicapped and other , illegall% it, .chtclvs p~irkcti in fire Line, LICI.,kirtiliclit spokesmen And some vehicles parked in a Ninicularl) hazardous manner in forbidden areas are 4' A;, . . _____ L 4 X, _ .L r ;t ca I-11 11-spital 4.11 lot IVSFIA~% $-I Sport. 1.11 "eathrr 11 10. IN '--S It L A* 15 which collided with a car 9 — v 'Safety Hazarcl' Cars argets Of Towing A Sanford fireman works it i lowl in P111)ilS it Spring Lake lleni.ntirs AM do specificall'. to meet the in surance problems. and would M into tht ,ene r ml budget of the school hoard attornes School board Do4las Siviistroin alread) determined it such funds could net Li. used for pasment of the el.tiiio. without a court order. and ~.Iatv audivrs have assured him he is correct Asked for his response to the IRS statement that contributions to the fund. t cstablLshed it Flagship Hink of Seminole, are not tax deductible. 145cr said todas I hast no rection We will cheek with US imil set what can '.'tk out because see sure want it to b tax tie ductible The donation ssstem was proposed b% Layer and aptproved Li't the school hoard III Its ti. ,u1 it mites ting on 'sos 22 At that tirur La)er v~tmialud FREEING A VICTIM ell ' ' jp lit- said funds solicited by La)Ler for the Special Insuran( Fun,] (in behalf of emplo%evs left with unpaid mulical and dcrtal bills after (did Securities flSJ&t(C Cuiiipan> sscnt into rect sertup are probabls not ded ctibk To hi. deductible F UtIIiI.4. r t. XpI itned the fund.. ssvjd have t. to into o haritabk crganizatton sshiih ssowd tax xemp' si ttu (rut i III charitable ,aniratton tX nefit the public at large and not t spec ific gro ip of iigt r tx't ijiil S tSifl he dill not think the Special Insurance Fund t:uu?d meet that criteria 4 1A I hittIng> multiply them. EVENING IIERALD: Did sou not know bow to do those thing s? =3 5! to . 6 1 z ' si UI)F'sT 'i es but what I in taking in ujmetrs even ni'run tp this stuff c'n the test tw F % I 'l\i II) HA the Functional lite rae> Test' S1'UIiE'.F N. but I probabls unuid h0ve if I had more € titne for 5cc >ou learning smhat 'flu I) F sI\(i HERALD: hone sth think >ou should be learning to prepare SOU for into the seorid' going ss I stcond >tar Spanish class. 'i i.. 1)1 'sT I •un in tIre icis knosm hose to speak Spanish but I in ma second se ir Spanish class because I needed more help smith granimar and stuff to get thcuor&; right. And I need that smtiat I hope to do S1'tG HFKAU) (.ould you be specific, P1 ''' EV ENING STUDENT: I want to hi. a stessariless, and I don thir, I in going to use all that math that ss is on the test - tnt it I do use esers das sthere I smork 151 'sl's(, Ill- HAL I) V,hrn SoU go shopping do SItU U.Si ttib — georneir) V n ttr further "Amone can solicit fun(Ls. but --thether or not it Ls tax dedialible is It)-, question." y Mr I ZZF, Do The tewSub/ects As Relevant To Li9fe nj z > L -, AILS, representatives sit) it jot may not be tax deductible at fill 0 3 ~Lj Sr 0 1r 77rT_ Z Hi,ald Photo by Scott Abr•mi Justus, Ea-A. M- problem with the large-scale illegal Imrking. East said, began the day after Thanksgiving when Christmas shopping began "Prior tothat there was not nuich of it problem at all." East said In the past three weeks. the police have ordered it total of 26 vehicles to"ed froin shopping centers in the (it%, mo, 11% from the Altamonte and Interstate Malls, the t hief said Wt art h.itard.- he said I'm It Steve I irs. r iii that set en U parked it ' I.lte t fin I si hit. It prosIcIed for whet-ic hair disaLesl,ill. rAt I Tell oil I tirivur or crutches or ot h, paraphernalia indicating !hat a thsabli, perslon is at least a pa." ngt!r in the vehicl. the), are being tickete Ie and in ~,bitie e&,, Nlj)ur Nunnan l-!i)%:! .wj the intent 4 the law. requiring Ilidt parki. Npaces bir provided for the handicappbvd, A,: that the spots were- ii 1* fur wheeletm (Lsabl,4J drivers In a letter to the state Dtpirtment Transpcirtation Flo%d ha5 asketj tlat st,:: parki-ii t-ins:t -i fr, l'.trki:, f,r . � 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, 1977 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 18, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 18, 1977. 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 18, 1977; <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